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Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08
Death of nTar1In Kennedv.

Martin F. Kennedy of Ferry street died at his home yesterday morning from the ef- fects of asthma. He was twenty-two years old and the son of John Kennedy. The funeral services will be held from St. Francis church this morning at 9 o'clcck.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08
Art Stua;es rr.c,,ar of Cos,

Art Studies at a Fraction of Cost. I have accumulation of several hundred flower and landscape studies costing from 40c to $5 each. I propose, during the cur rent week, to sell them at prices from %. to soc. each. Artists and amateurs are invited to look them over.
 EyARTs CrTTIER
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08
KILLED BY TEE CARS.
Thomas Lines of Waterbury Run ever
 on a Treakle REIdGe.

Om Trestle Bridge.
 WATERBURY, Feb. 7.-Thomas Lines, aged sixty-five, fell down while crossing the trestle at the railroad bridge at Holmes, Booth & Hayden's at Il o'clock this morning just as the Consolidated train was approaching. Engin- eer Downs stopped the train, but not until the locomotive and one tru ok of the baggage car had run over the mans legs at the knees. He died almost instantly. Lines has been in the employ of the Naugatuck railroad as trackman for twenty-five years until recently and was on his way to Naugatuok, having missed the 1O:54 train
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08

Keep your blood pure and you will not have rheumatism. Hoods Sarsaparilla. puri- fies the blood and tones the whole system.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08
A Rridgeport Wedding,

BRIDGEPORT, Feb. "A prominent society event took place this evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Davenport on Wash ington avenue. It was the wedding of Miss Minnie Adelaide Lockwood. sister of Mrs. Davenport, and Dr. Russell T. Bishop, eldest son of Hon. William D. Bishop, ex-president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. c. s. McNeille, pastor of the South Congregational church, in the EnRlish style. The best man was Nathaniel Bishop, brother of the groom. The maid of honor was Miss Florence Jones, niece of the bride, and the ushers were Messrs. F. E. Mirick, of New York; Munson J. Tomlinson, M. 0. Paterson and E. F. Jones, of this city.
 There werepressnYoMly immediate friends, relatives Of the bride and groom and . very few of the intimate friends of the bride. The presents were numerous and costly. After wedding tour embracing Washington and several southern cities, Dr. and Mrs. Bishop will take up their residence in Flush ing, IL. l.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08

Take D. K and be o. K. See ad. m7tf See Johnson Gt Brothers ad. on third page
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08

Owing to an overstock of mems fne dress, plain, self acting overshoes, we will put 20 cases on sale to-day at 60 cents. The regular price everywhere is 75 cents
 n W Hoccpour & No
Morning journal and courier., 1888-02-08
Subscription ssates.

ohs YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, $3.OO; THREH MONTHS, $50; ONE MONTH, 90 cDsrs ONE WEEK, 16 GENTS; SINGLE CopIEs 8 CENTS.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

A CHOICE STOCK FARM OF 427 ACRES FIVE
miles of fence, two large hotels, seven
dwelling houses. forwarding house, scales
trucks. etc several large barns, half mile
race track, choice springs on ranch. piped
water in buildings. This place controls
large range adjoining place. This is a
bargain for stock ranch. Call at once If
you want a cheap place. Situated in Juab
County.
$1,000 will buy one of the finest improved
farms in Mill Creek, of forty acres, with a
large brick residence of eight rooms, barn,
etc.
$500 per acre for ten acres two miles south
of this office
$500 per acre for ten acres on State Road,
near County Poor House.
$125 per acre for thirty-seven acres, three
miles northeast of this office.
south of office; property near this has so1d
for $500 per acre.
81 500 for five acres on west drive, house
of five rooms, orchard, barn, land, etc.
Twenty-Five acres in Cottonwood, fine
farm. large hou e, for $500
$3.50 for twenty acres on Mil Creek
bench.
$525per acre for ten acres on east drive,
near the race track; a bargain, call at once
$1,000 per acre for ten acres on west drive.
We have also choice list of farms near
Ogden, also Ogden City properties: some
lots in Logan, and choice lot of farms in
Utah County.
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K N WL-DEN'S
Partial List Of Properties.

$3.50 will buy one of the choicest homes
IN the city. on Second South Street; a new
DrlcK OF TOUR rooms, porch, cellar, stables
city water, lot 2x10 rods, nice orchard and
cnolce ground; bargain, for few days
only.
$500 for four-roomed brick. good water.
and lot 4X2O on Second West.
$40 viii buy a new brick, four rooms and
kitchen, bow window, and nicely
lou, fenceq with picket fence and 4x10 rods
of ground.
800 for a small adobe, new, and 915xIO
rods OF ground, Third West.
l6OO. Adobe double house of six rooms
lot 6x5, choice location.
500 will buy a large brick house of ten
rooms; call for particulars.
4,lO0 Tor the choicest little place for the
price in the city, can't be beat; house SIX
rooms, double parlors. 4x20 rods of ground,
water, lawn, choice fruit, shade trees, etc.,
and good location
600 for two houses, centrally located, and
6S2O ofground. A bargain, sure
1900 for a new brick, six rooms, city
water, lawn stable and nice lot on Second
South, east; good buy.
5000 1or house of ronms, lot 3x10 rods
and right OF alley, on Second South East.
Good buy.
300 takes house of six rooms and 5x1O
corner lot, good orchard. etc., etc d, in the
| Twentieth Ward, near Brigham.
1850 will take, If purchased right away, a
modern brick house of four rooms, hall,
| pantry, closets, summer kitchen and 5x20
chsrd ETC. etc., on Second East Street,
beautiful home ~
LOO buys mouse of five rooms and lot,
| with choice orchard and flower garden, in
the eighteenth Ward.
1 have a number of lower as well as
higher priced properties. Call and exam
inc list for yourselves. Vacant ground
wanted.
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Anv one wanting good home IN Logan,
should call on US at once, as we nave some
bargains.
ss99O Two brick houses of three rooms
each. on Eighth East Street, between Secono
and Third South.
80 700. 3x1o, with new brick house on
eighth East Street, in Eleventh WARD;
$3.50 Brick cottage well finished: -Ios
sxI0 on Second South, Fast; neat nome:
Eleven full lots 10x2O rods In NineIeenCn
Ward, 5000 each. 80. &c
S16S ner acre for twenty scres, east OF
Riverside addition, with well, cultlVa!eu,
with new house, etc. A bargain, Call at
$3.50 per acre for twenty acres on East
Bench; beautiful view
S6 200 for five acres ia Second Waro, on
Eleventh South.
A nice farm in Davis County, at bargain.
80 700 for 1Oxl0 vacant corner, with SouGn
tront. on Second Street, Twenty first Ward
$3.50 for 10xl0 on Ninth street, IN
Twentv-frss Ward, southwest corner
ss25 for 3Sx165 feet on street between
Fourth and Fifth Streets, with west 'front.'
% ai seo p for 1910 on sixth South in Tenth
81 600 for1Ox1O corner lot with two-storyz
brick house on Eighth East and Ihlro
Sguth: .,,4,. +,.o -oou,s base
rnent, city water and gas, on First SCUM. d
choice locality for private boarding mousse
only one block from Main street
Same choice prospective business property
on First South street, at a bargain
80 50V New brick house OF hve rooms
buttery, closets and front porch ;Iot sxloioIs'
Il zoo Adobe house of two rooms, shanty,
etc, lot Axis rods. Located IN the sl1tn
1000. Two brick houses of four rooms
each: good barn; located in the seventh
e Soo- New brick house of seven rooms,
GOOD harm. lot 4x10. located in the Ninth
Ward, on street car line -. ,,
$500. Adobe house Il Jour rooms,
nantry and cellH; city water III mouse
located GU Seventh East, in the Eleventh
ward A good home. ~
$40 600 Corner lot, in the TWeifth WaIo'
7x1O rods: splendid corner, at bargain.
Ai S5oSO viii buy good house OF SIX
~onms nsntr,, cellar barn, city water ana
t,os in the house; lot 3xl0 rods. situated on
First South Street, two and cne:nalt olocks
from THE HERALD office; renting Iof gooo
1nssT yo Oh Lot o. 10 rods, on South Temple
s.tfsat: south front; one and half blocKs
from Temple; s,L,o 1o+ for q
,osidence two blocks from this once,
81 x IL reds; corner lot, in the Elghteenth
Ward.
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j. H. Give I. IAiLoh'
TAYLOR BROS. & OLIVE,
We RE ED
TO OFFICE,
No. no .. MAIN STREET.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS.
alov is an Average of Properties Parties wish
Ing TO invest will do we'll TO call on u.s.

$1,000. Corner lot 10 K 10; south front;
small rustic house of two rooms thrown in:
situated on Third street in the Twenty-frst
Ward; d beautiful view.
We have fifty acres 216 miles south of this
office. Cal and see the price; choice
place to subdivide.
$7CO per acre for 216 acres on West Drive.
Fifteen acres near West Dave for $3.50 per
acre.
Five full lots in the Nineteenth Ward.
$2,7O0. 10xl0 on Ninth Fast Street, Tenth
Ward.
$500 5x1O on I Street. between Third
and Fourth street, Twenty-frst Ward. with
new brick house; choice place for the man
who wants cheap home.
5000. A full half block between Fifth
and Sixth Street, in the Twenty-frst Ward !;
one of the choicest views on the bench
$4.65O. 1Ox2O corner, faces southwest. on
Eighth East.
$1,000. A lot on Nineteenth Ward bench,
5x20, with choice orchard on sane, also good
view.
$1,000 buys a lot 5x10, with new brick
house, on Twenty first Ward bench.
Pertens desiring small building lots from
215 to rods frontage, will do well to cali on
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Building Lots.

Any pumter of them, can't advertise but
a few; look over them.
$500. 10x10 rods on Ninth East, west
front.
2,250. 1Ox1O rods, lot 4-13 G.
1850. 10x10 rods, Second East St.eet.
LOO 5X10 rods, Fourth South
1900. 5x713 rods, between Sixth ana
Seventh.
LOO S15x1O rods, between First and
Second South.
1900. Corner Eighth Street.
1900. 10x20 rod, plat G, corner.
4 700, 71%x20 rods, Third Soutn Street.
1900 3xl0 rods, West Temple.
$500. 1Ox13 rods, corner. on Second
South.
1900 XII rods, Fourth South.
small lot, $S27, between Fourth and Fifth,
on l Street
200. 1Ox1O rods between Fifth and Sixth
South.
LOO. 5x1O rods, between Fifth and Sixth
South.
1000. Lots 1 and2, block 70, C.
100. Part of lot 8, block Ill. D.
1000. 3x10 rod lot on Third South.
1880. East half of lot 2, block 81, D.
1900 SKI rods, corner Twentieth Ward
5000. 5x2O, Fourth South Street.
1,25O. 5x71&, between Sixth and Seventh.
LOCO. 10xlU. North Bench.
$3.50 10x20, East Bench.
5000. 6x10 corner, en- Brigham.
$50 each, 10x20 lots in block LOG, c.
2,0Go. 4x10. corner Fourth East
1000. Choice corner, in Twenty-hrst
Ward.
$500. 5x1O, daisy, Twentieth Ward.
100 for corner, 215x6, In Twentieth Ward.
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Residence Property.

Our List consists of over 200 pieces; call
and examine before buying.
AGO buys a frame plastered, tWo-story
house, FIVE rooms, between First and Sec
LOO. Plastered four rooms, Ninth East.
between First and Second South, good
water, lot 2112x10 rods.
$500 for small brick, three rooms, barn,
and 5x20 rods of ground; in market for a
few days only.
$500 Two story brick, eight rooms, 5x20
rods of ground, near the u. Il R. Il. r. X
2,500 Brick, three rooms bow window,
lot 3x1O rods. Iwenty-first Ward, nice
place
2.40O. Another nice brick, five rooms and
porch, lot 10x10 rods. in plat D
10000 Fine brick, nine rooms, modern
First West Street.
5000. Cheica brick, six rooms. city
water, lot 5x10, K Street, between Fifth and
Sixth Streets.
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E. D. HARRlNGIoN.
Taylor Harrington
real. ESTATE,
- 60 ~ e -
COLLECTION AGENTS,
12I Main treet.
12 L Main treet.
Titles Carefully Examined. Fair Treatment Guar
anteed. Notary in Office.
From q Full List of Business, acreage and Resdenc
Rronezt offer the toZZozgmg Repzeseztaive Pieces
and Eighth " est; 1925.

( anu E1SnLn NesLJ 900
Nice slx-1oomed residence with summer
kitchen and granary, choice orchard,
garden, etc Lot ol4Xl0, Centre street; con-
venient to business, 81 900.
Vacant 313X10 lot, Third West, between
Fourth ana ritth North, Nineteenth Ward
$3.50
etc., Third Wess, between sixth and Seventh
South, 81, 600.
House OF tour rooms, fronting south,
lot 2kxS, IN Fifteenth Ward, 81, 100.
Three-roomed house, kitchen, good
cellar, &C., lot 4kx7, Almond Street,
Nineteenth Ward, 81, 900.
Four-roomed house, facing south,
Third Street, Twenty-tirst Ward, lot ~
xl0 $3.50.
Fiye-roomed house, two blocks west
of Main Street, between South Temple
and First South, Fourteenth Ward, lot
4IAxl65 feet, So, 800.
Seven-roumed brick house, modern
improvements, orchard. etc., Centre
Stl Get, Nineteenth Ward.
Vacant lot, 5x10, Ninth West, between
North Temple and First North, Six
teenth Ward, $3.50.
Corner lot I0x1O, with new brick
house, flowing well, etc., Sixteenth
Ward. 81, $50.
IOx20 vacant lot, near Warm Springs,
$1,000.
Brick house with lot, 3x15, Sixth
Ward, Second West, between Sixth
and Seventh South.
1OxIO lot in Tenth Ward, 50 700.
5xl9 lot, two blocks wesL of Six
teenth Ward School, 81, 700.
Eight-roomed brick house, facing
south, summer kitchens, ETC., six blocks
from Main Street. in the Sixteenth
Ward, lot 5x20, So, 200.
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Bucklen's Arn1ca Salve

CoNsrANr1NopLE. April 9th, 1888.
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Acreage.

Farms over Jordan, unimproved land near
the city
Several pieces and 10 acres, near Liberty
Park.
5-acre lots, near East Bench.
80 acres, near John @. Cannon's.
43 acres. Third South Street
1215 acres on Eighth East Street
% acres in Glendale Park survey
81 acres near 10 city for $1,000; bargain
sure.
10 acres near to city for $3.50 per acre,
acres foa % 500, for a few days only at
price.
Have quite number of Bargains in Bust
ness Property List TOO large TO advertise:
also several pieces of Prospective Business,
which can be secured by small cash pay
ments.
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The Best SaIve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price % cents boz. For sale bv A c.
Smith Il Go
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ACREAGE.

Seventy acres, Hunter Precinct, west,
suitable for grain, lucerne, ETC., $50 per
Five acre corner, two squares west of
drive, $500 per acre.
Three farms, desirably located, good
water rights, ETC., American Fork Titan
Thirteen acres near Old Paper Mill; water
rights etc; $165 per acre.
Seven acres near Liberty Park, south,
suitable for residences and subdivision.
The enure or any subdivisions OF the
Grease Wood estate, farn consisting
OF l GOO acres of farm, meadow and pas
ture land. with water rights, together
with barn, trotting park, ten-room resi-
dence, flowing wells, etc.
Ten acres old Woolley claim, near
CITY limits south, $500 per acre.
Forty acres III North Mill Creek,
SO, 600.
Forty-scre farm, seeded down to
wheat and oats, near Ltttle's farm,
west of Jordan, So 600.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

3l5x1O lot with small house, South Temple,
near corner OF Eighth West, facing south;
- V 1S on east drive, north of Liberty
ParK. 3xS: ST. U0 ,.o
Corner 6j5xlO lot with five-roomed house,
Kitchens, good barn, carriage house, etc
Corner Seventh South and Fourth East;
$500. Lo,,.o
pood barn, orchard, etc near corner Fourth
EAST and Seventh Sonth; $500.
Four-roomed house with kitchens, porch
bow-window, etc Lot 2x715. second South
near corner of Fourth East; S2,9OO
Merchant Street, American Fork. Cheap
and on easy terms TO right party
Vacant lot near corner Of South Tempie
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-21

to allow you to call on Mrs. Brown. We
haven't any parlor, as you know, but
mothers room is pleasant"
"Bless your hearth suddenly interrupted
Dan, "it's uou I want to call on, not Mrs.
Brown, though no one admires the pretty
widow or loves her little boy more than I
do. But when it comes to downright,
regular calling, it's you, Miss Ursula, that
Dan Lewis wants to inflict that sortof thing
upon"
'Good graciousl and what for" STAN
mered Ursula, letting the china lamb she
was holding drop from her hand, thereby
depriving that interesting quadruped of q
head. "What-for-Mr-Le
"Wen, see here, Miss Ursula (never
mind the lamb-I'l get you whole flock of
'em), you've led your mother for some time
past to believe that there was one more
gentleman lodger in the house than there
was, haven't yOua And, although you
must be thirty years Of age-Heyl Thirty
fivei Oh, no, nothing of the sort. Thirty,
my dear, thirty; and, as was saying, al
though you are thirty years of age, that
most praiseworthy deception has lain
heavy on your very young conscience. Let
me help you make amends for it. Give me
q home in your house-not as a single, but
as double. with you as my other and better
half"
"Good gracious p said Miss Ursula.-Mar-
0drct Evtin0c.
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HOLIDAY HINTS.

A CHRISTMAS HINT.-"Papa.' said little
Grace Greedygirl, q week before Christmas,
''if all the times have said present at
school this year should be put together
they would make just one hundred and
ninety-three presents, wouldn't they?"
"Well, y-a-a-s," replied her father, the idea
gradually dawning upon him. What do you
suppose little Grace Greedygirl got that
Christmasl Why, q paper containing one
hundred and ninety-three pins! So, it
doesn't always do to be too smart
HANG up the baby's stocking:
De sure you don't forget
The dear little dimpled darlingi
She never saw Christmas yet
But I've told her all about it
And she opened her big blue eyeA
And I'm sure che understands II,
She looked so funny and wise.
OLD JINGLEBRAINs, who is bald enough to
have chronological chart painted on his
head, said that he never doubted the
strength and purity of a woman's unselfish
love since he awoke last Christmas morn
ing to find that his wife had put couple Of
ivory-backed hair-brushes in his stocking.
HAPPY, happy Christmas, that can win US
back to the decisions of our childish days;
that can recall to the aged man the pleas
ures of his youth; that can transport the
sailor and the traveller, thousands Of miles
away, back to his own freside and his quiet
home.
WE never expect to see hanging abol-
ished-at least not the hanging of stockings
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In the boys and girls happy facesi
Pray, what shall do next spring for my dow
ers2
No smile haveI found. though rvy searched
many hours
In all sorts Of possible places.
"But, SIR. you shall suffer for breaking my
laws,
IN have no such greedy and mean Santa
He trembled in terror beside hery
For this shameful conduct know what to do,
Your throne. sir, shall turn to a cobweb, and
Turn into greedy old spider"
She brandished her wand, and was gone. In
alright
He turned to the mirror. Alasl what sight
It was met his terrified gaze.
His head became smaller. his eyes became
wider
TIL at last he was hanging, a venomous spider.
On the wall, to his utter amaze.
OF q sudden terrible buzzing drew nigh
And into his net big blue-bottle fly
Came dashing with frightful ado,
And struggled SO hard in attempts to get free,
That the web tossed and rocked like q very
small sea,
Santa Claus like boat tossing, too.
Snap, snap, went the web; and poor Santa
Claus fell
Down. down, to the hard marble floor, sad to
tell,
And then, with uncommon surprise,
Woke up on his back, by the side of his bed,
One week before Christmas, bump on his
head,
And rapidly blinking his eyes.
--Ed,card Je,rit Wheeler.
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that's good little girl / must go up the

that's good little girl / must go MP the
chimney again"
But want to see what you brought mo.
How can go to sleep if don'ti Can't you
let me have it nowl I'll want to 60 to the
stocking, and when you take away the light
it will be dark and III be afraid to go, and
then I'll want to, and between the 'fraid
and wantto, I'll cry"
"You mustn't cry and you musn't be
afraid. Here is your present. The
burglar threw open his revolver and the
cartridges fell into his hand. Then he
snapped it shut again and showed its gieam-
ing barrel in the light.
''Oh, isn't it pretty. What is it fori'
"Your papa will tell you. You tell him
that Santa thinks he will never use it
again. That p.rhaps he won't. He don't
make any promises. Win you remember
that!''
Eyes. May I kiss you good nightl'
"Noi Mol Next Christmas, perhaps.
Tell your father that Now good night
cover up your little head. That's right"
q
When Mrs. and Mr. Porter carae home
they found Kitty sitting demurely by the
side of the cot.
"She's never stirred, mum, the little
DEAR" and with that Katy was commended
for her watchfulness and care.
The mother took the sleeping form in her
arms for a goodnight hug, but suddenly
let the little child fall back on her pillow
again.
'Good gracious, john" she screamed,
"where did the child get utisf"
"Heavensl it's my-no, it isn't-it's an
other make-why, where -"
''Oh, papa, that's mine" cried the sleepy
voice Of Miss Elsie, 'Santa Claus brought
1t. Katy was down in the kitchen, and he