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Daily Republican., 1889-10-11
I)UBLIC SALE.
DUBLIC SALE.
VIII sell at public sale on the premises at
zoo and 7os JACKSON STREET..
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER H. 1850,
Ats.S O'Clock, p. IN,

Ats.3 o'clock, p. IN,
TWoTwO STORY BRICK HOUSES WIN
MANsAKD,
Lots II by li5 feet. There houses have rooms
and bath, front aud back stairway with hand
iallhR, not anu cold water, gas fixtures In
etefy 4 iein, with AL the modern convene noes
finished In good style, having bcen.hnil. with
IN the ~ two Years of tie best mate i.l,
hhher the direction aud supervision OF the
owner. In addition 10 which Is a side alley ems
tering into a nice back yard These are two
nice re ~ houses ana well worth the attention
Of persons IN quest or u nice house, being
wit In a few steps OF the Eighth street electric
railway and tie city h gh-school, six squares
nOln irht street market ttree squares from
Elshth street park, and all things considered
H. enc Of q most desirable localities 10 the
city, which strongly Indicates n cJnsta n an q
rapid growth lnvalue for mBny.yeats 10 c me
and VIII positively bs sola on dasy /, runs made
known At ID sac. MN. A. HUKlLL,
i0-s-eOd. Is Aurf
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For Phlladelphi, (eHpte,sL 2.OJ, 2 81 ~
7.0l (, 20, ii.Si A. ~, a., - e.Sd' go a'l
Accommodation. s.l5A. NJ, i2tG 1 Is, "A
5. ~. 7F, 10 90 and 10 a =, VI
FIR thester (e4pretal, 80 D. 10. A. NJ
s. a, 7 CO, and 1910 r. NJ.
Accommodation, IS A. Nj jim, hss "A
80, I, 30 and l0,45f. NJ.
For New Yo.S texpressl, 100, J 3,
I.oO, s.la II 81 A, N, i2.lO, AZ, &.ll ~
'.od, ana 10. - y. VI.
For West Chester. via Iamokin, s''A, N,
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort, All
Norfolk, 1907 niRht.
For New Castle. Klrkwood, MiidtioEu,
Clayton. Dover, FELTON,, Hnrring ON. MIG.
vllie, Seaiorh. Laurel, and helltr Ia
Baltimore and Washington, 40, ..oi. Ri
| A, a., ~, %, 4 IS, '6.33 ga, ~ r, " IIi
u ~ Night. Baltimore 60 T.. NJ. and IN
Leave Philadelphia Broad Strs (, for VIII.
min ton tcxpressI $50. 10, B.l0. M. A NJ
a.6s, sos, 'o'i- go, 5S7, il.2o, II 81, and LIS
Accommodation. $ 81. 10 Is a. m, u SEA
10, s IS, 10 ~, and II 81 y. m.
For further Information, pas'en. ets AZ
re ferred to the ticket oilice at the stA,lef.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited rIprtiA
upon whicl.extra fare is charged.
CHAs. Z. PUGH. j, Il. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger AitnL
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Wilmington . Northern II. H.

Time table In eneot. June ia, lssJ. mn
leave " hmlnEton tfrench street, A iol9n
For Reading, Birdsboro. Joanna sp1l
Acid. Maynesbarg Junctiq1, Manor r9il:v,a
vile and all poina on the PhIlaaephl, u.
heading x: r., 10 q. M, .. 10 aud I. hn.,
FOR Springfield. Raynesburs Jg5el'a
FORD and Bupo Mp'ss sna la.efmsdisu Doiiii
=. 90 a. M, 2. 10, Z. 70 and 8. s0p. m. .,,,. Al
Fer Coatesville and Intermediate po'As
7.@a. n. 40, 40 and 5. 20 p. m. 10 IsA.i
for vest lester, 100 .. M, g."
~ Daily except Saturday and sunday.
~ y. N, and on Saturday only Al III ana
On Sunday for Reading and internsddlaa,r.
Springfield and intermediate points Al d"
<. .. McqAusLAED. s9wN F.s ss .,'a
napsrintendent Gen fh" Az
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

NOTICE i, JOHN GAM, THE
~ tlnRntof the house situated at 40,
i0j King street, In the Eolfth ward OF he
cty OF WltmlnHtsn, o0uhsy OF New Uastis
and state of Delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of tho acts OF the General
Assembly in such cass made and provided
do hereby give notice that shall apply IL
writing TO tho COURT of General Sessions o.
tho Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State Of
delaware, In and for New CASTLE 'ountv on
.donday The Il b day OF Nov. 4. ID. 1850 be
Ing the next term OF said court, for q lloenss
Tor said house as an Inn or tavern, for the
sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors in lesa
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on
ho premises, and tho following respectable
citizens OF SAID ward recommend the said
application. viz:
Peter Elmer Daniel " WorrelI
Geo. W. singley Joseph Row
Charles lettsr Jos. Wcatherby
James A. Ma4ee Chas Rlm sberger Sr
Geo stab q RObb
Feed q MAmn4nle Murray lIArmAn
charles Fehrenbach . ElwOoi sinRley
sneltz francois q Jacquett
Ihos FOX lhos Eaton
hes MAmmele II Schafer
J as y Barton Elmer Banks
James y Heal Geo j lyle
lanes Kitchen James 4 stafford
Matthew Baxter Emil Hertel ID
10 ll-3t JOHN GAM
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DUBLlC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
l. ERTN.
The subscriber intending 10 change
his business will positively sell without
resoINuat his residence in Newport Del
ON SATURDAY OCT, 18th 1880.
atlo'clock, p. m, sharp,
His entire stock OF personal property as
fellows;
6head of good work hor es aud n
mules. Good 81 and extra rood 1.SE
workers and we'll adapted to any Hid Of
2 eooa cove; ,mIlVing dow and sxxr<~
viii be flesh early IN 1he winter. 2yl&}4
wagons, carts i'm good or-WX
del, bUKgy, l sleigh, JAEGER wagon, sets
o. wagon or ttore harness, . sets cart harness
sets lead harness, D sets OF heavy
carriage harness. one large dirt
scoop, ropes, shoyels, r rks and MANY other
articles not enumerated. Inc above uroperty
viii be positively sold.
TfiiMsi All sums of so aud less cash, on all
be given. i. N.FIINS.
L.. W. stldhan Son Auctis nee's.
oZ-2tw-6td-sI-m tu-N ed-thur-iri
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Robes of French Broadcloih, selfcol-
ored aud with contrasting colors,
t25 to tjs. To say they are elegant
only hints at their beauty
50 cent ull-w0ol Plaids and Stripes, &c
inches wide. A grand line OF them.
Fine, soft, cingiug stufis; styles that
hug the finest imported patterns.
Serge, 80 inche, wide, good to the
touch, due in quality, illuminated
aud plain, IL shades al II, "a shades
al Sl.25.
Novelty Scotch PlaiIs, some with
bourutte elects, some cut into blocks
by strips OF shaggy camel hlr,
Sl.5O to $3.50; matching plain, 81 to
S1.75.
Persian effects; some covering the
entire surface (s2 SOY. some cut
iuto broad stripes by narrow cluste
suipes OF silk, y. Plain to match, 81
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o. THE LARGEST SALE c;"R
AS or tsHZE4tA-
THE SEASON.
DEVON LIVERY STABLE STOCK.

VIII be sold At public sale at the Devon Inn
Livery stables, ON the nAin line vi the Penn
sylvaniA llallrOad, sixteen mile cast OF
Philadelphia, On
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l7TH, isss,
the entire stock Of the Devon Inn Livery
Stables, consisting OF
% HEAD OE CABBAGE HORSES (Cut.
alogucs on applications.
s5 carriages, huRgies, phaetons ETC. 20 B.ts
Of dolele and single harness, large four-in-
no 80 blankets. wrips, etc , and Mi thr storf
OF a hrst-class livery s.ht lie.
The stock hGs hcen In use only i've months
and is entirely new. Sale at Y O'Clock m,
positively,
lo.7-ts FHANUs II. CHEER.
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NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table Ost NM
Wilmington and Pennsgroye iahihs 'N'''
sunday, June %, 1851.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street PEI. ~
4.t0. .. 30 p. m, II 80 T. 30 a. IN. afrlvs e"ps
Leave PennsgroVe 0. 50 .. M, !. - = 80
8. - p. IN. ; arrive Wilmington 90 vs.
m, 200, 3.8S, 600 p. m,
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington SIS, 6A so
10. Is, 30 a. M; arrive PennsErnve hI'S sns,
2.a5 D. M, 1850, sos A. M, Leave I'm M
grove go, o.2o a. M, 90, DIV, "33p' rs
arrive Wilmington IT'S. p.SS, q. NJ, u N.
SD D. IN. Arrive Atlantic City 10 ." ~
leave Atlantic City go u. IN. ,,.rIsD
jeoe-eodtf euperlh'eh''"1
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Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street TOT WI
mington lexpressl so, 7s. - 50 IA
. .Ss ~, scs s s : H. .sas - ~ q q
657. II %, n I'd, II 5Sp. IN.
Accommodation, 825, 10 Is. a. W., q
22s sz2, a., es2, saa, l0o5. DO y a
has u, M.
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GAS STOVES.

desirable spring, summer. autumn and
Convenient FOR rapid heating In Sitting, Sew
Ing, Lodging anu Bath Rooms and Tor Cooalug.
walls, floors or ceilings
Stoves furnished ut absut cost.
fiirs OF gas Only 81. - per thousand feet.
Apply al Eas Office.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-11

PUBLIC SALE >,
HORSES AND MULESl
WIN be sold at public sale. at the
stables OF
GEORGE C. wHITEMAN,
On shipley street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. Wilmington. Del,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1eTH, 1859,
At l230 o'clock, p. m.
One fancy match pair of black mares,
lbls hands high, years old, sound and
kind In all harness and fearless OF all
objects. This would make nice hestrse
or private team, drive up prompt and
like one horse.
One pair of well matched sorrel horses,
years old, soundand kind in all har-
ness, good workers and fine drivers.
One chestnut horse, 10 years old, sound
and kind In all harness. Ono year old
colt, soundTlnd well broken double.
Two pair of well mated black mules,
years old. smart and quick walkers,
good drivers aud are extra mules.
The above horses and mules are at the
stables, and can be seen any time up to
dny of sale. The sale will be positive.
and persons wanting good reliable horses
and mules should attend this sale.
credit will be given.
@. II. GoETCHINs.
l.. W Stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
ol02t
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" OTICE-I, JOSEPH A. BAUMANN,
~ the owner and occupant OF the house
situated AT Southeast corner Front aud King
streets, known the Pennsylvania
House, IN the Second ward oI the
CITY Of Wilmington, comfy Of New Castle
aud state OF Delaware, In compli-
ance with the requirements OF the
acts of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing 10 the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Deliv-
cry Of the state OF Delaware, in aud for New
CASTLE County, on Monday, the 18th day OF Nov,
A. ID. 1850, being tha neht term OF said cOu RI,
for license for said house as au inn or yern,
for the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, TO lie drunk ON
the premises, aud the following respect table
citizens of said ward recommend the said an.
| plication, viz;
| John A. North IS wickershlm
/ Andrew Croft X l. Valentine
/ Andrew neutter John J HAYES
! John Gnck Joseph u Nickers
stAnshury Murray Jr. Charieg v Heinsl
/ JAS ID Wills Lewis Porter
/ Geo " Quinn Alexander Chambers
I samuel He'll CHARLES IIaEmcypr
| Jacob Schcller Charles Htinrl, Jr
| ChRtlcs T. sparks Henry Schlniiz
| " Gfady Edward MtlChior
| Henry leidmeier A Randolph
! Robert Kenyon Geo u MetEIier
! A Hllges
iO-s-St JOSEPH A. BAUMANN.
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wASAaIAkIi;s.
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Here's a LupIn's Cashmere
heavy weight, fine wool,
with all the delightful Lupin
finish and feel. Y GU will
look twice at the price -sirty
/fVe eentsl In all the desir.
abe colors.
Jus as interesting values
on anv counter Won sion AT
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Alex fired twice. u said, Don't fire again,
he is down" Noakess said, Boys, fetch
me some water" but l saw his pistol slung
and dared not go. heard an Indian yell
and said: II gness we have got to die to-
night" We went to Treffly's cabin and
got him, and then we came back to the
cabin. In the morning Bishop, Earl and
Lyman came. We went out to look at the
body. 1 saw overshoe tracks there. When
we lifted the body the blood flowed from it
freely l never saw SO much blood in my
life. l saw Bishop take the pistol up and
say he never shot We took dinner at
Carriers in a day or two afterward.
l said, Your partners gone and
he came to shoot Alex in his bed and man
who would do that ought to be roasted. J"
didn't make the remarks Mrs. Carter
said did. No one ever touched the body
after it was shot till the morning when
Bishop came. 1t lay right where it was
killed. | never said I'd have got Preston
if he hadn't run"
Cross by Mr.. Varian-He de-
tailed his early history and furnished his
pedigree from way back. Alex was pretty
mad about the water in the fall of 1887. He
called Preston a pilgrim, but used no hard
names. On the 9th of April, 1888, when
was going TO the canon, 1 met Preston and
another man coming On horseback toward
IlC. LC NtIG dEHitti dilu SGOppGu ulG anu
asked me in grutf way where | was going
and where the Frenchmen were. Witness
tongue ran like futter wheel and
it took Mr.. Varian all his time
to shut him off aad keep him in
line When we went down in the field on
the Goth, Alex and Treffiy had gun each.
had nothing but pitchfork. When we
went to fix up the cabin the boys took two
guns and a pistol, yes, two pistols. That
morning Treffly said, "We'll go down to-
day and sleep in the house" Alex wanted
to go to secure the land. We did't go down
with arms to hold the place.
At $50, while running fire was going
on between the witness and the attorney,
the court said well, Brother Varian, y9u
may stop there" and the court adjourned.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
On Wednesday morning the Dutrie trial
was resumed, and Alex. Dutrie, brother of
defendant, Treffiy Dutrie and the one who
was tried with the two defendants last
term, and acquitted, said: In June 1 told
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THE DUTRIE TRIAL.
Still Dragging Its Slow Length
Along
BEFORE COURT AND JURY BELOW
The Evidence Quite Interestipg-Treftley On
the Stand-Other Court Proceed
ings of Interest.

Thomas Jeffrey applied for natura1iza
ton as citizen of the United States. ad-
mitted.
Peter Okleberry was arraigned and plead
not guilty to a charge of adultery
o. A. Andolin. for unlawful c0habita-
ton, took till afternoon to plead.
THE DUTRIE CASE.
Jerry Patwood was again put on the
stand for cross-examination in the Dutrie
murder trial. He said he did not recognize
Noal1es in the hOrseman who rode past the
cabin before the shooting. Did not hear
the men on foot as they came back. twas
light at the time, but one could not see all
over the room. AS Roal1es came to the
corner, he jumped in fcont of the door, shot,
jumped back and received the shots from
Dntrie, three shots. When Lyman
came, Trifies told him to go for
witnesses. Witness was excited through
out. Bishop picked up the quilt about
sixty feet from the pistol. Mr.. Bishop
turned the cylinder of the pistol as he
picked it up. In skipping from point to
point, the witness Became considerably
mixed
Alex Dutrie called by the defense.
Direct. Age -. Nationality. French.
Letters relating to the land were nitro
duced in evidence TO show good faith on the
part of Dutrie i'll making entry. Witness
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....: C j - lo:..o. ,.-o,.I- -. A. LII - -
CesCaneu Il 70 uoilis "orA vi Une lanu DIS re-
qu.reu ny law. MI lo,, o,,,, 49,
AloLlo Ly man orush wo9iu nave
oeen LII uoWn ny layins d pouy u0 J,HS
as wen as ny 1la Ia ialiins uown. ne
pouy was Iat vi lVs pacA' nan9S crossed On III
DrSasG. WiIIess was S, calIeu ouS a1 y
3c!och aU I nISnI uS ireIIyi puClIe i anu
5 5tH VEN 9EeI w see Clle pouy, Inc
"a PIdllleu Mlts-C Eau uGen uohe
anu NOW 81 ne was "anteu " I Iooh c at tne
T T1IuS, 20 IoI no[se anu see Joe carter.
In9y WahUeu nlli as d Mi'4 T 700. carter
G GS'llltIi coLne tGiu IKE trestoh the
IRE were moving lhCo their caoln.
ne eng tt ooiu uini u tne Jay
!roup 1i, anu CidU 1ieS VIZ soillS u move
~! Ilto !ile nouse anu nolo tle lanu. After
Ine hlllins witness was SHOWN the tracks,
sdio 70 oe nia aS pS Noakes: Wltness
os+;o ~ OF t I 1919 is ~ ditan te
PoSIU19n VI OnG TRACKS aS eAplalneu 10 MIN
nv, I'VE -1ltecC-M IChGSs was present lew
4 T:ssa Delole wen nEesVoT naG clslehgca
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Noales to take his horses out of the field,
as l wanted to cut the hay. Lyman re-
piled that he would kill all of us if l drove
! the horses out. On the 4th of July told
Lyman that on the night of the Sd l went
out to see who it was driving the cattle. I
said / was in the grass. Did not say | laid
in wait for Preston, or that if he had come
in sight I'd have fixed him.
Cross-examined by Mr.. Variant was
June Both when l notified Lyman to take
his horses out They had been running
there for year before | told him to take
them out. l was talking to both Noakes and
Preston. After that Noakes struck me in
the face. | didn't resent it. | told him it
was all right. | wasn't intending to get
even with him. | was mad. Have lived in
this country since 1882. / talk French with
my own people, but do my ordinary bust
ness in English. 1 have been in the peni
Tertiary over year. On July 10 we both
claimed the land, Preston and l.
He was examined closely, as Mr. Varian
said, to show his bad faith. the examination
being in substance what was before stated
up to tue poMt where he said=-I don't
know how many times l fired. The gun
was loaded with buckshot. 1t was mixed;
there were one or two dragon pistol balls
in the gun. We only had tae two guns and
pistol.
aaron Carter, the boy who was in Pres
toms tent, was called-Heard Noakes say
that if the t'renchInen got any more hay
he would have their lives, and much of
character like what had preceded.
Triff1y Dutrie, after describing in detail
the maps and diagrams under Judge
Powers baton, gave an autobiography of
his life, and finally came down to July %,
1855, the fatal day. We were all armed in
the field that day. I stayed at my own place.
Mr.. Lyman and his wife also stayed
there. About o'clock was awakened by
Patnode. He said ''Triftly, get up, Noakes
has been shot" Lyman and / went with
him. When we got up there couldn't see
the body. Bishop came and called to me
and asked for Tom Noakes. No one had
been to the body during this time. 1 told
Bishop to look at the tracks before going to
the body He said ''d-the tracks | want
to find Tom Noakes.'' l might have said
mo, he never shot," but didn't mean it.
The blood run from the body when we
picked it uD. left the cabin at that time
On the way to DESERT we ate dinner at
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Mrs, Carter's, but didn't say what Mrs.
Carter says. Witness denied making any
threats to or against Preston or Noakes
before the shooting. 1 saw tracks of
overshoes near the house before we
took up the body. The ground was
disturbed about the body. Preston
told me in the spring of 1888, that
if took more water he would kill me. He
said he would drag US as he had dragged
Lew Sampson. This was in 1886. Alex
didn't say to James Preston 81 am sorry l
didn't kill the other when l had him up the
creek
OTHER BUSINESS.
At o'clock the grand jury reported
having ignored two charges brought before
them under the laws of the territory. They
had heard all the witnesses brought before
them and had no further business just
now, SO the court said: ''You may take a
recess till the 2Sth inst, and they vanished
Susan A. Baum applied for a divorce
from her Sliege lord, John J. Baum, alleg-
ing cruel treatment as a cause. The de
PENDANT was summoned to answer the
charge at Q clock tomorrow.
Provo, October ?, 1889.
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VIII consult their interest by inspecting
my immense line of fall and winter cloth
ing, they having been manufactured under
personal supervision and viii be sold at
lowest eastern prices: About ten per cent.
lower than any other house in this city.
Also full line of leading styles of hats and
gents furnishings ut lowest rates.
L. GOLDBERG,
20I aud 2O1 Main street
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A. D. WoOLLEY. REAL ESTATE AGENT

and broker, is running short of real estate
properties. He wants to make up new list
at once. See him if you want good prices.
The Salt Lake Abstract Title Guaranty
& Trust Co., 265 South Main street, are
renting their improved Diebold safety
deposit boxes in their fire proof vaults at
prices from So to s25 Il year. Open from 5
a. IN. to 9p. M.
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THE CONTINENTAL

Remodeled and refurnished. First class in
all its appointments. The favorite hotel OF
tourists and commercial men.
GRIsMOLD & HOLMEs Managers.
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and all kinds of material for fancy work,
20 to the Mikado, No. "A East, First South.
Patterns all new, also a full line of
Japanese novelties. Open until $3.50 O'Clock
every night. MAURICE STIEFEL, Prop. r
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For thirty days l will sell an excellent
article of pure home made lard of the first
quality, at - cents per pound in three, five
and ten pounds buckets. "a e. First South
street, Union market. L. j. MAY. s.
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Go to John G. Cutler &, Bro, agents of the
Provo Wooden mills and Deseret Wooden
mills. Wholesale or retail, No IS Main
street, Salt Lake city.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING BUYERS

Brussels, Venetian, and Irish point lace
curtains in H. G. NJ. I. carpet depart
ment
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ENI0N pACIQLC lands.
WALL PAPER

Utah Real Estate and Investments. c. Z.
Wantland, agent, POI ). Main street, Salt
Lake city.
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FOR STAMPING

MILK SHAKES at Ross Pharmacy. made
from syrup especially prepared.
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A SAVING

Of ut Least 20 per cent. to the Wholesale
Trade Only, at Jos. Simon Bargain House,
62 West Second South.
In dry goods, clothing, gents furnishing
goods, hats and caps, boots and shoes,
hosiery and underwear, laces and embroid-
cries, lace curtains, towels, and tides.
Notions in an endless variety. Gloves,
mitts and handkerchiefs. 1t will be
greatly to the advantage of all buyers to
examine our stock before purchasing else
where. Jos. Simon, 62 West, Second
South
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CHAS. PETERSON, THE SIGN PAINTER"
At the stand of T. c. Morris, north of
HERALD. Signs, Banners and Scenery
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ONLY 10 CENTS.

Try delicious cup of Mocha coffee and
cakes, at the Oyster Grotto, is Il. First
South.
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Germany, Mr.. VIM. Fl. Sherwood, of
America, and other leading artists Those
desiring to become teachers will find this
system particularly interesting For terms
address care of Coalter & Snelgrove music
dealers, "a S. Main street.
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C. F. STAYNER.

teacher of the art of piano playing, accord
to the theories of Herr Ludwig Deppe, of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03

All my goods are new, styles the latest.
H. T. Clark % z. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03

Our stock of millinery contain the latest
novelties OF the season. Simon Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03

Hhen Baby was sick, we gave her Castorta.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03
MY BILL OF FARE

For this week,
Country visitors
And city folks,
VIII be uneXcelled,
Unparalleled.
Call on
BENJAMIN.
Save your money by purchasing three
ply carpets at H. Dinwoodey's.
Every day brings good results. Weroast
Java and Mocha three times week. John
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03
HOT LUNCH
CLARK THE TAILOR.

At Gallacher's from u to 1, 25e. Short
orders a speciality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03

And ing1ains, decorations, magnifcen
line at DinEoo4cys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-03

Go to Mark McKlmmirs' for livery.