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Widow koGuinness S Pig.

new song, sung with banjo aocompanlmcn,s y,
the renowned -crto.comic vocalist, the Deputy
surveyor
Air-"Noll. Rae in the Morning"
NJ boys. We have now reached crisis
Whereon yer subsistence depends.
An therefore me earnest advice is
To thrs an make plenty Of friends.
No matter how iit for yer plsces,
Your tenure j. not worth tx
Unless ye secure the good grsces
or Widow McGuinne>ss Pig.
h. fool, on hi record dependin'.
teei- hopeful, but that's where he's green,
An soon hls poor neck will be bendu'
Beneath Dan Magone's gulllotne
Forget not the cautions | gave sc,
Give ear to no Mugwump or prig:
tel ye. there. nothing eau save ye
But Widow Mciuinness' Pig.
The idow. poor thing let Us cherish;
The Pig, 1T u cherish IL, too;
II aithrr werc suffered to perish
oh. what would we Democrat, dos
Come up. then. and swell the collection.
V can't make Yer of rn'- too big;
'Ti> thl> se VIII win the protection
OF idow McGuinncsss Pig.
The Pig the poor cray thur. i sickly.
An neec~ Ia be tended wiih care
We must get nur,c for il quickly
An lot> ot the dainiic>l fare.
Rs hcpin' It thru IL, affection
An kecpiu H. sil csnc and thrig.
N,I' earn he -iu>arr hcuciiciion
OF Widow Mo1iuiunoS>'s Pig.
knox that Yer bo-om- src icndher;
The Widow ye wont disregard;
For mind, the assistance We render
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Foreign News

In the Dominion House of Commons,
Mr. Foster, minister Of marine and fisher
les said that the appropriation for fisher
les protection would be less than last year,
but the protection would be just as effi-
cent.
Six thousand persons assembled at
Phenix park, Dublin to take action on the
resolutions adopted by the Irish Catholic
members of Parliament with reference 70
- f. -.-' '''-'
medicine. # YOU try them you will certainly
ents each or for 800. Sold by Druggists
Address,
ICINE CO., New York City.
ais ard set Of HaHaso0se AdsrrfisEh;S Cards
Fegkfon this pdbey
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For the Ellsworth American.
= From Afric's Sunny Fountains
81. IOTI~. SENEiiNI. AFKI, 4.
LII u l.A


From Africs Sunny Fountains
81. LorI>. SENEii Al. AFRICA
April -. ls~s
have sometimes, from a chapter in s
book 81 travel or a letter from some ga
captain, which found III ny Ipcal new :.
papers. got more Information in rrgnr,i n
geography than the average scholar ii
our common schools gets I'd term !
have studied Of four different mountains.
each Of which was said to be the highest
/ in the world Beside, these o hoy once
told mc IN school, that a certain mountain
In HrooIsrNe was the highest and last
fall read of one in New Gainca which
il j. said far ovcrtop~ alI Others
Ia Maine If city conLsjucd sixteen
thousand inhabitants it would have u spec
lal geography, but hnd myself 10 one
herr. the capital of a territory whiclt am
told contains thrrv million. ~ inhahl-
taHt>, Of whose ,yi.f.ars | was not aware
lhrrc months ago 81 t,ui~. thc capital
of thr French colony Of Senegal j. >itna-
tel on an Island at tire mouth of the Seu,-
2ai river. The river from her, to- the bar
aTstei from Il NJ narrow ,aui har en
Which. opposite ihc city anl connected
vlth 1t hy bridge, 4, nczr, G~hing ,il-
Ia1r. eallc,, Gurt y Jar
rt..-- 49,. t-.f...
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Despite the fire, the June issue OF the
Americaa Nagazine is an exceptionally bril-
liant number. The illustrations and letter
press are excellent, and the contents varied
and entertaining. Among the notable features
is an interesting and finely illustrated paper
on Our Defences from an Army Standpoint"
by Gen. 0. o. Howard; Mrs. Gen. John 4.
Logan contributes graceful article on THE
Art of Entertaining" a subject she il wen
qualified by experience to handle; and George
Edgar Montgomery has charming paper on
Dickens on the American Stage" that will
be read with much interest by the great army
of the distinguished novelist's friends. This
article is illustrated by portraits Of leading
actors, showing their conception of Dickens
characters. The month furnishes Zitella
Cooke with the text for pretty poem" June
Barbados: The Elbow Island" is described
in an illustrated paper by Dr. William y.
Hutchinson.
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Prospect Hsr5or.
Mr.. G. p. Clcaves left Tuesday for Bar
Harbor
Rev. Mr.. Atkins of Winter Harbor. held
a service here on yesterday.
Mr. +. c. Bickford of West Gouldsboro.
is clerking for Hamilton & JOY.
Miss Fannie Sargent begins school this
morning, at Gouldsboro Point.
Misses Jane and Susie Moore attended
the institute at Southwest Harbor, last
week.
Miss Clara Cole is to begin school this
week at Lower Harbor.
Mrs. $. ID. Sargent was here last week,
with a stock OF late and stylish millinery.
The community is greatly panied at the
death of Mrs. John Coombs. Mrs Coombs
was lady highly esteemed by all who
knew her, and the mourning relatives have
the warm sympathy of all.
June =. SCoTT.
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PENSIONS!

f,4rsE4V T-~ErtCtf lis ~t-stfli- ina
..r ,..r-s,- r,alIfrtue q assistance, ant
t's'- MAS entitled a. prl zlusi nr iu
.t-' .,.8 ..tr,.r. ht- services in ths
,.r...ri,stI 81 tae sane. Hudrr ne rules 40 Y.
+, IL ,tr governmental department az
.tau. ami tur th- frys esi'' 'il=.,'h 'l -
.r- IT, ..leyes he = ahie In present claims i''
ir. he lciartmtnI lu their Nariet irEai a7l'eet7.
t y, ith more dispatch than attorney fe-l'tli.- AZ
distance ~ home yoU can c"i71't ''ul 49, -,
h'- 't ~ II ~ ,..,tbfi.tnitg " here yu8 reside
Hf "Ht ,,r a,.i,t,.nr- must in the main, he
AH4 4iSlS .-;..,t,s. .u5 ac,4uai iut4nte- hu are
t".ti 't3i- 81, IN ,-aur Circumstances rights and
H"@t IN cerr,- l.on.ience with claimants
Il i .,.d without tlclay and | shall bts
"att y. -. and talk With all interested in
''''''' : Pension Attorney, Ellsworth Ne.
- IN. \ jSS- Iy35
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III. "a
rid Of tho thief
A. we said before i, was mid. lime
The nights v,rc short and already IN,
gray cloud. announced the dawn of In,
morning A few moment. NOR. and N.
light penctr,ted the op.,irr. tbrop,h ,hc
trees. and Roger could H. bis ,ictim
stretched III N. yr,ss /, ~ hir
black ca, Iii. heart commenced 10 h.,,
violently. II forc>hadowcd mi.f,r,nn.
He apnroacbed little near,.r X,ta sb,d.
ow of n Doubt Jim, the aJor,i linn d..
inc sin ami col,l with IosJ NJ ,.,,.L -, !,
in his head
.Wcli, thau.ht Rn,,cr I,. d,r. \,
thi, tlme -
To run to an ont-housc and seize A ,hay.
el. was but the work Of moment and a
fc,v minutes la,.., lin, ,,.,. i,,., ,,,,..r
rroup.l for,,er
when Mr. Gcrmunt presented himself
that r,ru.n. at the Plavpollc ,illa H.,
found the whole bou~. in confusion
Every one. "a. lonkipc IN vain ~ lin,
Master and servants wcrc At their ,,it,'
end.
Arnande passed from an access "f fury
only 70 fall into 4 passion u tears "oh e."
~ cried AT sight OF Roger gial M ba,,.
( some one On whom tn vent tier passion
Won Nil he delighted pom saa never
could bear him. and another quarrel -
the lovers followed this On, more ytp-
lent than any of IT, predecessors Roger
Wa very much in love. cnu>, 4ueut,, sui.
fcrcd severely Ariuandc knrH na nmUt
ia her abuse and told aim never tp come
g. ~ee her again Jim ALWAYS Jm' ~uc
ordered him "a BE- searched FIR c,.9y.
whcrc, constantly increasing the promised
reward 20 the lucky finder
Tbrn,..t ,tay after a sl,.,,,.,f-.. -, ,l,.
afternoon ter,uinatir.. mar. .,,i.,.,.lr, II
a.~.I.l, fLar ~. r,.e.f., ..,..
Kns,r ,.l.i lip..lf Ella, 81. AVAIL, .
of the situation At Al! laxarl. n. r,,, d,
,l,c dcf,,t An bopr ,f,crl D.. ,,,. 4, pr.
tic iur,,.l int, t,,,i,.. a...t.,,... ,l,.. ..-
.i.r =, .tr5,,t., ,l,,. .t...f, sf..t...-.
D, .nt,rlps. TN. s,,r,. ,,bcr,. all ..r,.
birds ana ,iir,,r,n, animal. ,,.r.. f.,r ,,.
tis cy,. hin ,r Il "a, ,i. ,,,,r .,r,,,,r.,..,
afI,u ,h, .,,,.. .,.. ~. ....r.,r ...
b.,d n,.rb,,. ,lj,,lc .msu.r
po,.- .,,,l ,, ti,,. .,- ,,.i,,.,.5..,
..t,.,,,-.,,., e., 3D., rr...,,.,...
..yyts,. g.. ,i.. ,.r,,.. 4, : .l.,,.,,.-
.n,.. h,,.i-..i franz. ,,.. .t......,,.r
ha.l.., r.,..,...,..,r, .,.t p.-
carried io,n.. NJ. ,ur,h,... <,,, .,.l
be- 10 himself. a, Ne hurriesily ,uter,! thu
house. carving the false Jim nr Jim M.
II. we'll have an end Ia his AFFAIR and ,,,..
dear e,iri ,,h hon, adorc viii ~, ,.,,,...r r..
.c,iye M. with raytlin.-. and haired
4. nigbt came on h, ,nrr,s,.i,,..t ,,,.. ,ii.
IA Noia .,ul mot .ouuJ >.f,.o. ,,
"a, ,,i,l ,l.or,u. hand H.. trr.,y hi,i
aver the wau and r.----' e, a., ,,,,,.,.
,+nE :, r,nnI Sc ar dhhcr h. fr.,,p ,b..
-.
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d. !. ,..l,,, ,.,;,. a. h.. r,nlI ASSUME,
., ~
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>un,e

'u'N' mistake about
III" Davis Tripp Comedy Company uve"r1 n hs
NoIy interesting entertainment the itr. tone md
school house district No. II, saturday Nnsl0w
evening before a lar.c audience ThsthIu- Is pleasant
- ont
'' ~ i"i'i'7''''' y i'i'i'''i '''' -triaE- in
tia ehy all drug gtsts
Misses Winnie >p"nord I.nnic Howard
r,,f IL v.i,,,i. t,ta ,I.,. ha, i', lna!c from thl
= ' r. "'i' II ''''' "''' 'N'i' aud workman
a''"'''i- Noh'"i. I. and to MT like
Mr. Rr,,lr,r,I ,,li,nrcd ,,r,, measure al
-. .,t, - -, ~ - S!,m "a YOU will get all
Us 'i"',' "' ''i' ''"Pc ''"''N prices be
forenoon 7" large ahd appFtthtit con I0tf
gregation. -
Haskell 4 Small erecting barber cure for all fe-
shop Green's Landing Mutt treat herself
Aaron smith wears and
containing one
Mr. ". II. Saunders who was inuretrculur- and sam
some time ago by fall. has considerably
improved in health i Apothe,ary.
Mr. Elmer Z. Warren, who has been al
home short visit to his parents,
turned to Gloucester, Monday.
school in district II commenced Moner Ca.tortA
day taught BY r q. Gray. tr,..o-,.
The custom house has been remoyedg to Ca,tori.
from 30. Deer Isle to North West fIarbor. ., C,,.
: Mrs. Frank Warren is visiting relatives
in Burlington, VI.
Mr.. Benz Thurow is in Washington,
D. a. SIfAs b.
.une4 er",". ..-.--
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Beihsm.
MesSrs. ]. T. Black 4 Burrill have
bought 420 dozen eggs in the last four
weeks.
Mrs. SWEET of Brewer, is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Chas H. Pinkiam.
Mr. Thos L. kenney has moved into the
house recently occupied by A. b. Harri-
man.
Il. o. Pinkham has improved the inside
of his store considerably. and given the
outside a new coat of paint.
Mr.. Robert Newcomb of Orland, has
nearly finished painting the Congregation
al church
Quite number of simmer visitors have
engaged board at the Woodland House
T. z. Gilmore. Esq. went to Augusta
last week.
June 4.
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lRRIvEI

sunday. June 10
sch Nellie Grant nodge. Portsmouth,
sen Casttllan, Belatiy, Portsmouth
sch ScahoWer, Milliken, Bar HHri"r
~rh Panama, TruHay, Boston
sch Arborrcr. Clark. Lynn
~ch Grape, Wakefield. har llara"r
ARRIVED
Monday JUueil
sch t,cnrsirtta Alley, Salem
sch storm Pvtrrl rattcu Boston
sch Nc~ud, Lampz"L Bar ilarbor
sch Nllaudalr, RrmCk, Portland
SAILED
TUESDAY Ban ~
sch Olive Glupra, Farrell Bangor
sch Mjuucula. smith, NrN Haven
sch Eagle, Duhee, Boston
SCh Fair Wind. NaudnN, Eu-tuu
sch Forester. Musriy, rJt ilJrhur
sch Copy. Nrun. ii,siuu
sch Ella EutorA. turti-, Ear Hnr"r
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A SIBERIAN PRISON.

HE juno number Of the
Century Magazine contains
the second of George Ken
mans illustrated papers on
Siberia and the Exils Sys-
TEN, which are attracting
such wide attention. Tie
articles are being exten-
sively copied into foreign
papers, among others tho
ornnn OF tho Russian LIZ =.
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re various,
I more per-
and Lungs
everyone,
Of
and " here
they start
wly aud Is
ion In the
their raN-
Lcing Con-
: { Atarrh.
allowed to
At the on
allowing IA
Hrous and
- you feel
-Oat, Lungs
c-(rcrrnHn
relief.
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,.w ..s-,> ~eas 4oa 'sar.. a,'-
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.. 4a uaa.s,
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erals, published at Geneva. by whom the
are very highly commended.
In this June number Mr. kennan gives a
interesting account of his visit to the fol
warding prison at Tiumen, where he foun
double the number of prisoners confne
than there was room for.
In reply to n question from Mr.. kenna
as to how many prisoners died during tn
year, the warden rcpiied
Abort three hundred We have an cp
dcnic of typhus almost every fall. i
prison so ovcrcrowdod can not oc kcI
clean, and as flr the ar IA TIE celia, yo
know now y hat 1t is like, Tho i.-r..i "a. lo.
Itics hero have again and again urged III
Government to make yilqaA'c PROV isio,
for the large number Of eXLes crowded iu
70 the prtsaa during the season OF navtGa
ton, but ;hls far nutnIne Lls hccl done bs
yoDd The building ,ftrol b-..a ss."
In the nvcgcrow..! "4G.y.', -.son Mr.
kounAa 50 is tH f..ulul C..-al1a.s- all o.
the occupant u - VI. atar..y going int,
oauishmett wish t}o,r hgtt-als
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recreation.
[. rash and
p the drug
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at Lewis
Crosley,
r tITOlln
.ubuln
w. G e.
eek Ban
klaIitl J
,llls. Au-
CtlIlNtu
! Lewiston.
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! CIV iSt0n.
tlan,i 1t
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25


Mr.. fuckers heari iraped Tor JOS
when AT noon. she -" Tia old mare g
head from the lecture r55fa window
ladeed her hu1eerlu2 heart suddenly
,eeame anmana2a9le a4d entering tho
carriage poor melted Jane -pb5ed ont
i IN sur is tery good II sou Samuel
"a eome back for ne tiis rans day
aud then the tear- h4ard 80 fat lhat
further words wcre Impossible
Completely taken - -arpfI-t. Mt
Tucker exclaimed u declare. ha#lht
no idee you'd care 80 mH#a H5aut #
/ wouldn't mind t|fr aHlk. u#sI5ni-
al The wife. sbHt am ~ happy IT,
inv y5u-care en3asa aHaut mr -
conn
Tho ~ rpns man va brushing tNiY "a
taar from his Owl eheea ua" lie ton
derer better nature Wa mastering tar
hard. selfish spirit WHICH Lad .9u. pos
essei him. and with some coughing and
choking he said aJaue -ee ] We made
bateh Of our married Hie 4 kpu re- ID
mud to forgive M, II SO II can't
treat You from to-day a. a woman ought
Ia be treated
This confession Wa all too much for
tile weeping wife, aud she answered
quickly Your not Il bit more h blaine
ihau ann I've been proud and obstinate;
but ! tell YOU what it j., we'll begin all
OYER again.
Tie ice was now thoroughly broken,
aud that afternoon Farmer Tucker and
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25
.Sdreti His Lire.

Nj. d. l. W,ltaN,nu. ~ Hor,e Casr, X,
sas, he-Na>, far MANY Years, BADLY ail'ietedwaA
phtAi,it, also Diabetes. the pains ~cre almost
uueulutab,v and would sometimes almost throw
him INTO cuu,u.siau>. liz tfi,d tleetfsc bit'ers
and got rrlrf rom hr>t bottle and after taking
~ bottles, W. entIvl, cured. and lad gained
ia hc,h eighteen pounds. >.Ns he positively
hclc,e, he wauld have died. lad Il not been fol
he rc,Itf afforded by tle,lur hiirr,. sold a
hfi, CENTS a BOTTLE D, nufatlo ". Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

TuR BrSr SNiyR in the world Tor Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Clllblains, torns and
all skin Erupuous, and pos,i,el, cures Piles OF
no pay required. Its guaranteed 10 give per,
feet satisfaction OF money refunded. Price -
cents per box. For sale by HoIa,io ". Gushing
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

A Dover despatch says Edward Hall, the
alleged Lake Onaway murderer, is not in the
vicinity of ms old camp He arrived in BoS'on
July ith a, 6.aa 4. m. went to the Nelson House,
took a room aud retired. In the afternoon he
bought railroad ticket yard long. and said he
was going on a cattle ranch West. Hall Is on q
cattle ranch aud the placing Of him elsewhere il
+ scnsatinuaI
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

a merchant of New York who voted
fo1 Cleveland four years ago announced
his intention of voting for Harrison and
Morton. and when asked his reason be
replied "Should Cleveland be reelected
we shall have four years of doubt con
corning the tariff and four years of All
tation regarding free trade. This means
trouble and uncertainty fol business men
and disaster for all enterprises With
Harrison we shall have settled. fixed
policy, and hence fonr years Of unparall-
lcled prosperity" He is right
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25
Harmony Cattle Show and Fair.

TN Wednesday, the 10th inst. amidst
the gathering clouds, cold aud mud, the
people Of Harmony came together as
per arrangement for cattle show and a
fair. Notwithstanding the mfavorable
day there was quite collection of pc o
pie, cattle. horses etc, out Of doors. and
a very good display in the hail which re
suited as follows:
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

1urnips W w Brown LIST, 5 Reed
ID.
Potatoes W W Brown Pears and
grapes, Estes. Plants, Mrs. Ed Davis.
ornamental grasses, Mrs. Russell. Boz
quct, Mrs Robert Trip. Double mittens
Mrs \ X Bcins. Pop corn. Mrs Gray
list, Ray Rhodes ID, John Hight 81. Cab
bage james Gray. Squash Ed Davis
LIST and ID. Corn, John Hight Isl. W W
Brown ID. Fruit, Narncy Estes lst W
w Brown 2d, L Reed Sd. Pumpkin. Nj
Heal Canary Birds Flossic Pcnnell l>t
Mrs. Everett Coolry's singers. Rag car
peting, Mrs Sarah Rowell lst. Ravcled
rugs, Mrs Albert Clark Isl. Mrs John
Hight I'd, Mrs Lorinda Trip Sd. Knit
bed spread, Mrs Calvin Starbrd. Quilts.
Mrs S b Willis lst, 2s23 pieces. Mrs John
Hight ID. Braided rugs Mrs Albert
Clark LIST, Mrs Lorinda Trip ID. Mrs l.
s Reed Sd. Hooked rugs, Annie Bailey
LIST, Mrs. /. 5 Reed n. Lamp mats.
Mrs Lorinda Trip lst, I I Pencil I'd
Shoulder capes. Annie Bailey l>t and I'd.
Wall pocket, Mrs /. 5 Reed LIST. Scent
bag, Mrs 5 b Willis lst. Painting on
satin, Miss Annie Bailey. Painting Efli'
Stafford let, Annie Bailey 2d aud Sd.
Dressed doll, Flossie penncl. Table
scarf, Lola Wing LIST, Mrs DR. Turner "a.
Mrs Heal Sd. Mantle lambrcqnin, Mrs
Penncll list, Ella Hatch II. Paper flow
ers. Mrs james Gray lSt, Ella Hatch ID.
Sofa pillows, Mrs T Heal l>t, Eilie stat.
ford ID Mrs \ = Davis Sd. Outlining,
Miss Lena Sanford LIST. tlossic leunci
ID, Mrs Emma Pcnnell sd Tides Miss
Emma Clark list, Mrs Bcuis ID. Lounge
nfaghan, Miss Jennie llurd list Mrs. /
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25
very Truly,
rEApLEToS, YEARLY i RILEY,
Druggists

Three books mailed tsee on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer ;. Atlanta, Ca
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25
Somerset Reporter,

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stso per year, IS cents for o months, 90 cents for
months, sfyitfiy in dduance; $I7S fpaid within
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year.
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Residence Property.

S30x33o feet; whole block, North
Bench; $4,000.
57x165 feet, on Third East, tetween
Second and Third South; adobe house ;
$500.
4x7 rods, on Seventh, between K and
L, on East Bench; 5000.
33x140 feet; thirty lots of this size;
fine elevated plateau; near Capitol
grounds price, from $16O to $3.50; terms
easy.
5x15 rods, on Sixth East, between
s nth Temple and First South, facing
west; $500.
7Ox165 feet, between Second ard Third
East, on Brigham Street; fronts south ;
good house; $4,000.
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Acreage.

"a acres; in the city; per acre, $500.
5 acres; on State Road per acre, $500.
5acres; Second West; per acre, $3.50.
10 acres; Southeast Bench, with two
roomed rock house; per acre, $3.50.
120 acres; three miles west of city;
per acre, $50.
100 acres; four miles northwest OF
city; all fenced; 100 acres under Guilt
walton; house, etc.; per acre, S35.
100 acres; five miles southwest of city
per acre, s12.
so acres; northwest of city, nice level
land; easy terms; per acre, $50.
10 acres on Eleventh West, between
Fifth aud Sixth North; S4OO per acre.
so acres land northeast of Peniten-
tiary, $500 per acre.
IA acres on State Road; well suited for
subdivision; 5000 per acre.
acres on Second West, sou th of city
limits three-fourths mile, $500 per acre.
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ULLEN SMITH, THE ADMINISTRATORS
T. of the estate of George II. Smith, de
ceased, having filed her petition herein:
duly verified, praying for an order of sale OF
a portion of the real estate of said decedent,
for the purposes therein set FORTH it is there
fore ordered by the Judge OF said Court, that
all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased. appear before said Probate Court
on Monday, the 21st day of May. 1888, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
court room of said Probate Court. at the
County Court House, in The City End County
of Salt Lake, Utah Territory, to show cause
why an order should not be granted 10 the
said administrat tx, to sell so much of the
real estate of sid deceased at pubic or pri-
yate sale as shall be necessary, and that a
COPY of this order be published at least four
successive weeks in THE SALT LAKE HERALD
daily, newspaper printed and published
in said city and county.
Dated April H. 1888.
Probate Judge.
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Embroidered Robes White and Colored from ap.
200 Cashmere Dress Patterns, from 81 and up.
A few mora Lace Curtains at 10c. and 121Sc.
80 dozen Corsets, at 50c., 75c. and ST. very cheap
so pieces Indigo Blue Print, at INC. per yard.
Jerseys, at bed rock prices.
200 Ladies' Gossamers at SOC. and 75c.
IS Misses Gossamers at SOC. and Csc.
25 dozen Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen.
Infants Caps and Bonnets, from 20c. and up
1000 pieces Embroidery from &c. up.
80 dozen Gents Scaris, at Csc.
Gents and Boys Underwear, at Special Sale Prices.
40 Trunks, at actual COST
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36x165 feet, on Fourth South, near
Sixth East; fronts south; small house
81, 800.
99x165 feet, on Sixth South, between
Fourth and Fifth East; fine orchard
81, 500.
3x10 rods, ive-room brick house, on
corner, Third and o; south and east
front; $1,000.
211x10 rods, nice house and lot, on
North Bench; chesp; $1,000.
21axl6 rods, on North Bench: $500.
411O rods, on East Brigham; fronts
south; al elegant brick house, six
rooms, gas, hot and cold water, electric
bells, ETC.; easy terms; $1,000.
3x5 rods, corner Third and J; facing
east; nice three-room house; 81 300.
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Business and Prospective Bust
ness Property.
74xr73 feet, on Second East Street and
Second South; pays per cent. inter
2Hx165 feet, on West Temple, near
Second South.
99x165 feet, on Third South, near
West Temple; fronts south.
165xl65 feet, on Second South, near
Second West.
495 feet on Main Street by $50 feet OF
Eighth South, for $50 per front foot.
e9x1l5 feet, corner Third South and
Fourth west. A good bay.
SSOx330 feet, corner, on railroad track
suited for warehouse of factory; price,
$4,000.
For prices and terms on above call at
our Office.