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Chancery Sale
r e A l. f. S r A II e.

No. GiGi Rim the Chnnocry Court ~ shelby
county Fannie q. nosiNick Il al Va Elizabeth
swift Il al
ny virtue u an lnirflocuiofy decree Tor faio en-.
tered IN the above Gauss on the lti day ii July
isN7, &C. o. -, page ipi and renewed - day u
April. issl. ~. n o. rage 20 Will soll ~ publ,
auction. "a the highest bidder. 10 irunt Of thu
ClefK and Masters ofluU. at the Main street cn.
trance u the court house Of shelby County, Mem
phia. Tenn. on
saturday, Isth Day 81 MRy, 1850.
within legal hour. the following described proper.
y, situated In the Taxing District II shelby COun
", Tennessee, toNit
beginning ~ n point on the east side ~ TrDni
Row ~, feet north Of the northeast conner II
Court street sud lf1nt How, thence east ithi iDci
10 the alley between front How aud Muin street.
thence nouih with the west side of llnc 81 aid
alley az feet ~ the north side Or line ~ court
street thence vest With the north tldo ~ line ol
Count street M feet thence north 20 feet thence
west o. irot 10 the east eide or line 81 lr1ut How
thence north with the east fldo n line Of fDui
Row 10 the beginning, with I'LL the Improvement,
thereon.
Terms Of sale-One.ihlrd cafh balance on d
credit of one two aud three year. note hcafug
Interest, with security required. lieu futaiucd
redemption barred.
This ll.h day II APRIL 1857.
~ ~ N'iiENnY. Cierk and Master
Craft q Cooper. rusiun A luti0n, Morgan a Ne.
fanAnd and sterling fcauuu. collectors
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THE RIVERS.
stnge Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April % 1850, I
Tho following observations are taken at all sta.
tons IN the 18th meridian time, which Is one hour
later than Memphis time
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MEMPHIS. TrSS. April "a. tsp
The annual meeting Of the stockholders 81 tho
Planters Pin a Marine Insurance CO.. of Mem.
phis viii be held At the Companyt Office wED.
ShsDAY. MAY I, 1880. between the houu IT 10
an. and pm for the election Of nine % Dino.
tor, to serve the ensuing year
Pm HUNTER. Secretary Treasurer
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN fs column sfl BE- CHARGED a, RAJ, q,
l5c orhoo I'nesone insrtios tso Insertions 2. one
uock Soc
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PERSoNAL.
A sHBRooK & WHITE 222 FRONT sT. PAY
"a highest cash prices for Hides. Fun and Wool
HAvE YOUR MATTRESSES RENOVATED ny
IL Mrs Jno, Clavln l27 Vance St; telephone osl
JJIDEs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
IL prices paid SCHElBLER & co. 2O3 Main st
RIAL ESTATE Agents.
A Lien 4 FlNLEY, REAL ESTATE AGESrs
~ and Brokers. i6 Madison street
~ ooDwYN q HEARD. REAL Estate AGENTS
VI broker aud collectors, No Madison street
II l. OUioN. kEAL Estate AGENT
IL. ~ Madlson street
uATcHETT. RICF & co. REAL ESTATE AND
IL insurance Agents. 2gs Main 1t. Memphis
L oUDoN q CRoFToN, REAL ESTATE AND
IL lnsumnce Agents. 1856 Main street
NJ N. GmcHRlsT co. REAL ESTATE
vi. Agents, Masonic Temple
ID L. COVER co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IL. aud BrokerS No % Madison street
ID JBLACK & co, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Il \. a. Madison street
rI'HE CoNAwAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY, IS
Il Main street Established 1874
HOUSES TO LUr.
A TwO-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, A JOHNSON
"a avenue, coninlning rooms Dining.rpom,
Kitchens stable and all oonvcnlenccs. Rent go per
month. Possession given lst of May. Apply to
y. H. NENN, Cor. second aud Jefferson.
A GOOD STAND. SUITABLE FOR A DRUG
~ store. good location; or for butcher shop and
grocery combined. Apply cor 9Th aud broadway.
A NEW BROOM COTTAGE, rs Mostly sr;
~ inquire at 10 High street
"A n SROOM HOUSE,, NEwIY REPAIRED. AT
~ III Vance street Applyai 10 Vance street.
10y THE YEAR. COY HOME FOR A CARE.
ID full family, near busincss; dx rooms pantry
CoTTAGR. SO PER MONTH. 20 ROSS AVE.
" nue. In good repalr. Apply At "a Mosby 81
n GOD HOUSE FINE TRACT LAND CHEAP.
VI near white station. Apply q y Market -
IIOUsE. WITH ROOMS AND HALL. LARGE
IL yard. 10 ORLEANS street SO per month
uoTEL, sToREs, COTTAGES. ROOMS
IL ]. EArON, 80 SECOND srcct.
TWO STORY HOUSE, or CoRNER OF KERL
Il and VIM strcot Chelsca Gall ataboye address
UERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
u q NosBY, lonroetrcct
D MEN SRooM HOUSES. COR 5tnASDUAiSi.s
% su- "Pcr month ApplgI,
ROOMS TO LEr.
A GROOM HOUSE. 20 LoOSEY STREET
~ Apply at 30 Looncy street
a FRONT or BACK PARLoR AND A SINGLE
~ trout room. nncly furnished, iss Madison.
rcicrcuCoa
DEstRABLy oFFICEs m COTTON EXCHANGE
IL building Apply 70 HENRY HOTTER, scc.E
DEsIRABLE DOUBLE FRONT oFFlcE SIC
IL oud floor, - second street Also two sleeping
rooms Apply TO }. w. y. BROWNE.
INOUR or NICE sLEErfNG ROOMS AT 40 "a
II Madison ~ 9. N REDf0lD. AFt. Appeal
I'URNIsHED ROOMS AT Ssi MAIN STREET
IL adjoining 0ayoso Hotel.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT 100 MON.
~ rue street
DLEAsANrLY SITUATED FURNISHED AND
Il uniufnlshcd rooms No IS Msfkel nrect
U'HRER ROOMS ABOVE r. H. ". GODWIN's
Il dry goods store suitable iof oiicc.
- ROOMS oN SECOND FLOOR. TWO ROOMS
~ on third h0of a Jefferson street Apply 10
VICTOR ~ fuCla ar fruut q
ROOMS AND BoAHD.
A FRONT ROOM WITH GOOD BoARb AT io5
~ Couu street
A FEw BOARDERs can n sACCOMMODATED
~ Al 10 Miasl uluul
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
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DIR VISITORS FROM COLORADO

Are to-day to visit the shores of our Won
derful lake, by special train over the
Utah & Nevada railway to Garfield Beach.
Between eight and ten minutes out from
the depot they will pass directly through
the queen of our suburban additions, Buena
Vista.
This addition was put on the market last
December, too late for the improvements
Row under way. The streets are being
graded and contract has been awarded for
neat suburban station which will be
located in the center of the addition. Special
train service is now in effect over the Utah
& Nevada railway, with round trip. fare
of 10 cents.
Numerous wells will be driven this sea
son, the owners of Buena Vista providing
for one on each block,
1t IS not necessary to point out to Colo
RADIO people the advantages of buying early
in suburban additions, nor the prospective
advance in values, as they have had album
dant evidence in the growth of their own
fair cities.
Realizing, as they must, the great future
of Salt Lake city, they can not fail to con
slider investments in Buena Vista lots as
certainly profitable at the present prices,
viz: SIS for corners, and $50 for inside
lots, with easy terms, or a special discount
for cash. Prices advance May /. Before
leaving the city you should select few lots
in Buena Vista. A j. GUNNELL,
Sole Agent.
Room 90, Scott-Auerbach block. Take
the elevator
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Ii Cansad q Roar.

There was no little enjoyment created on
the trip to Clear Creek by the circulation
on the train of a poster, evidently printed
in Ogden, which ventured the prediction
that the Salt Lake reception committee
would be unceremomously bounced from
the excursion train should they attempt to
board it. Rumors reached the ears of the
committee that they would be refused the
privilege of returning home on the
excursion train; that strenuous efforts had
been put forth by certain parties to this
end. and that the efforts had succeeded.
The major portion of the reception com
mittee laughed at the idea, but nevertheless,
in order that there might be no mistake,
the precautiOn was taken at Clear Greek to
obtain orders from the railway people so as
to Illustrate any such scurvy trick, if it
should be attempted, as there was good
reason to suppose it would be. Sub
seQuent developments, however. proved that
the design to bounce the Salt LaBers had
either been abandoned or had proved abor-
tive At Clear Creek it was also learned
that the two sections were only a station
apart, and the committee decided that it
would be best to board the first section and
welcome the Smembers Of the party on it
and then. after this had been done, drop off
and await the arrival of the remaining sec
ton. This programme was carried out.
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The run TO Clear Creek was most en-
ioyable one. 1t is rare that Salt Lake val
ley is ever seen to deter advantage than it
was yesterday. Thegreen fields stretching
away on either sid of the suow-capped
mountains, the lowering clouds surround
ing the mountain peaks, through which the
sun shone with d peculiar beauty, the
grangers at work in the fields, the herds of
cattle, horses and sheep, made up a picture
such as would have had a most pleas
ing effect upon the eXcursionists whose
eyes had doubtless become somewhat tired
Of the stretch Of desert and mountains be
tween Denver and this city. There was a
general regret expressed by all that the
Iateness OF the trains would preclude the
possibility of the eXcursionists enjoying the
run between the mouth of Spanish Fork
canon and Salt Lake. Darkness, however,
shut out from their gaze one of the most
beautiful sights that could possibly have
met their eyes on the entire journey
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SEATS FOR THE VISITORS.
General Glimpses.

Mr.. Holmes places the number of ex
cursionists in the party at 419 all told.
w. H. Sells, who has been booming Utah
in Colorado, returns with the eXcursionists.
NJ j. Forhan and Judge Colborn had
something to say about Popperton Place
whenever they got an opportunity.
Quite number remained in their Pull
mans at the depot last evening, in conse-
quence of the lateness of the hour in arriv-
ing.
The excursionists on the first section
were photographed at Castle Gate. The
picture will be a souvenir worthy of pres
ervation.
None of the visitors should fail to avail
themselves of the ride about the city, the
visit to Garfield Beach nor the grand mus
zeal recital in the tabernacle.
a large number of prominent business
men have been invited to accompany the
excursionists on their drive about the city,
and it is likely that great number will go
with them to the lake. Al Garfield Beach
Governor West win deliver an address of
welcome to the visitors on behalf of the
territory of Utah. Those VINO stay over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
THE GRANDEST VIEW.

In the west there is no road that gives so
great variety of scenery in so short dis
lance as the Salt Lake & Fort Douglas and
the Salt Lake & Eastern railways. Rising
up the eastern bench it commands far
reaching view of the grand sweep of
country lying to the south and east Of the
Great Salt Lake. 1t runs through the
pleasant and prolific fields whose
abundant returns have won for this valley
the reputation of the garden spot of the
west" It crosses the Fort Douglas mill
tary reservation, the finest save one in the
United States; it penetrates Emigration
canon, the one through which the Pioneers
made their historic entrance into this
valley; and it runs up Parley's
canon where some Of the grand views fol
which the Wasatch range is removed may
be viewed and admired from the windows
of the car. The combination of grand,
sweeping, pastoral, water, natural and
civilized scenes that may be viewed in one
short hour on the Salt Lake & Fort
Douglas railroad is without a parallel in
the United States. No one should leave
Salt Lake city without having taken ad-
vantage of it. None can realize how much
Of the beautiful one spot Of the earth holds
until ne has enjoyed this glorious sight.
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WELCOME!
TheCOIOTadO Excursion
lists in Salt Lake.
A BIG, JOLLY CROWD.
The List Of the Passengers on the
First Section.
THE RECEPTION AT PROVO.
The Tributes Paid to Utah and Her Future
The Pleasure aud Profit il Store
TO-day's Programme.
A BIG, JOLLY CROWD.
The List Of the Passengers on the
First Section.
THE RECEPTION AT PROVO.
The Pleasure aud Profit il Store
TO-day's Programme.

C. The outgoing Denver 81 Rio Grande train
yesterday morning bore number of the
committee appointed at the meeting held
the evening previous to meet and welcome
the Denver excursionists to Salt Lake. 1t
was learned, however, when the depot was
reached, that the trains were all late; that
No. :. the regular, was about an hour be-
hind, and the excursionist7, who followed in
Two sections, were nearly four hours late.
In consequence of this, Governor
West and Recorder Wells, who had
pressing business engagements in
the city, did not accompany the reception
committee, and the gentlemen who decided
to go on were Messrs. G. II. Parsons, T. p.
Murray, c. d. St. George, C.. o. White
more, J. Il. Lynch and President Henry
Lawrence, of the chamber of commerce.
The two last-named gentlemen laid over at
Provo, and the others, accompanied by a
representative of THE HERALD, went on to
Clear Greek, where they put in about
seven hours awaiting the arrival of the eX-
cursionists, who reached that point at 30.
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Constipation

Demands prompt treatment. The re-
suits of neglect may be serious. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgatives, the
tendency of which is to weaken the
bowels. The best remedy is Ayers
Pills. Being purely vegetable, their
action is prompt and their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirable
Liver and After-dinner pill, and every
where endorsed by the profession.
layers Pills are highly and univer-
sally spoken of by the people about
here. make daily use of them in my
practice. y DR.. 1. E. Fowler, Bridge
port, Conn.
AZ can recommend Ayers Pills above
all others, having long proved their
value as a cathartic for myself and
family" u. T. Hess, Leithsville, Pa.
"For several years Ayers Pills have
been used in my family. We find them
I'LL
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them in the house."
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
al have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
prompt and efficient in their action" -
L. n. Smith, Utica, n. Y.
at suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that I
feared it would cause stoppage of the
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills eff
fected a complete cure" ID. Burke,
Saco, Me.
az have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. 1 know Of
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, 80
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons CT sedentary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. am
glad to say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. 1
arrive at this conclusion only after
faithful trial of their merits. - Samuel
I, Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine
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THE PALANTIC.

The Palantic Real Estate and Loan com
pany, situated l21 S. Main street, one door
north of Wells, Fargo s. Co.'s bank, have a
choice selection of prospective business
property, choice residence sites and some
very desirable acreage. We limit ourselves
to doing a strict commission business only,
thus giving purchasers the benefit of the
lowest prices going. Among our lists, is
some very valuable property situated
within the city limits, and suitable for
plating purposes, on all of which large
profits can be made. Visitors will find us
ready and willing to afford every informa-
ton in our power.
Pa!antic Real Estate and Loan company
C.. s, DEsKY. Manager.
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Following is a list of those aboard the
first section. Owing to the late arrival of
the second, the names of those aboard
could not be obtained in time for this
mornings issue.
H. j. Speckort, Salt Lake.
W. Richardson, Jr., Cheyenne.
w. H. Overy, Fort Collins.
George East, Cheyenne.
John Harrington, Cheyenne.
H. B. Kelly, Cheyenne.
Ed Kapp, Cheyenne.
L. r. Bremahen, Cheyenne.
A. c. Snyder, Cheyenne.
j. A England, Cheyenne.
G. E. Craft, Cheyenne.
o. L. Nyley, Pueblo.
Herman Haas, Cheyenne.
G. G. Logan, st. joe
J. B. Arthur, Fort Collins.
S. H. Jameson, Pueblo.
S. R. Holmes, Denver.
j. j. Ryan, Leadville.
M Sullivan, Salida.
D. W. Bradley, Denver.
w. c. Roby, Holy Cross.
S. S. Davenport, Denver.
w. S. Carter, Denver.
M. Hurzinsk, Pueblo.
H. Wachtell, Pueblo.
A Bennett, Denver
Edward Home, Pueblo.
H Richardson, Pueblo.
E. B. Abel, Ann Arbor
Robert Macarthur, Denver.
James Donohoe, Grand Junction.
H w. Clark, Grand Junction.
Monroe Brown, Pleasant Valley juno
ton.
Patrick Sullivan, Pleasant Valley juno
ton.
Christian Guide, Leadville.
J. H. Buchanan, Salida.
d. S. Yates, Salida.
Mrs D. S. Yates, Salida
Nick Lentz, Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. E. Home, Pueblo.
j. Blackwell, Denver.
w. B. Hamilton, Pueblo.
N o. Vosburgh, Denver.
E. S. Chapman, Denver.
r. H. Sessions, Denver.
r. n. Bourne, Denver.
John Thomas, Denver.
NJ E. Post, Cheyenne.
j. G. Coble, Cheyenne.
George G. Masten, Cheyenne.
c. A. Campbell, Cheyenne.
r. E. Rex, Salt Lake city.
N. L. Mercy, Denver.
II. Ryan, Denver.
George Frary, Denver.
o. p. Frary, Denver.
u. A Sinclaire, Denver.
S. T. Sappington, Canon City.
c. Myer, Salida.
Matthew Galligar, Readville, Mass.
f. o. Johnston, Denver
A. V Banes, st. Joseph, Mo.
T Mcdonald, Omaha, Neb.
G. w. Gregg, Denver.
7. j. Jones, eadville.
Alex. Denecke. Pueblo.
w. H. Hail. West Gift.
], G.. Dantel, Canon city.
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VIII you heed the warning: The signal
more terrible disease consumption!
ASK yourselves if you can afford for
the sake of saving 80 cents, to run
the risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your cough. 1t never fails. This
explains why more than u million bottles
were sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not
be without it. For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Solo - - =. G.
Smith 81 Co.
A nice line of carpets at the Coop. Furni
ture COMPANY.
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PROGRAMME


of entertainment rendered TO the Colorado ex.
cursionists by the citizens Of Salt Lake city.
Friday, april 10.
lOa.m.-Drive over the city.
pm.-Exeursion over the Utah & Nevada
railway to Garfield Beach.
$50 (sharp)-Organ recital at the Tab
ernacle.
This also bore the names of the commit
tees, as follows:
acknowledgements C. w. West, Mayor
Francis Armstrong, H. NJ. Wells, city
recorder: H w. Lawrence, president of
the chamber Of commerce.
krrangements-R. H. Terhune, n. Trc-
week. S. b. 'Westerfeld, j. K. Gillespie,
Fred Simon, R. w. Sloan, H. G. Whitney,
CH. Parsons, &. >. Desky, John L. Lynch,
r =. Murray.
1t was not long, however, before the com
rittee had become acquainted with the
greater portion of the eXcursiOnists, not a
few of whom expressed themselves as
being
BOTH SURPRISED AND PLEASED
at being met so far from their destination
and at the programme which had been pre-
pared for their entertainme mt here. 1t
soon became evident, too, that the ladies
and gentlemen of the party were out
for pleasure, and intended to enjoy them
selves to the best Of their ability. nasty
run through the Pullmans proved another
thing. also, and that was that the eXcur-
sionists " ere considerably in advance Of
of the average Of our visitors in many par
ticulars.
The run from Clear Greek down the
heavy grade of Spanish Fork canon was
most thorough ly enjoyed, if one is to judge
from the many expressions Of surprise and
satisfaction that arose on all hands 1t was
main TO be seen, however, that all had
their minds conferred upon one point-Salt
Lake city-and were eager to reach the
place. which they will see under most
favorable circune tances to-day.
II debated some time,n said one gentle
man to THE HERALD representative as
they chung tightly to the rear end of a Pull
man sleeper as the train dashed down the
cafion. ''Whether ] should come or not: l
had passed through your city number
of times previously, but it so happened
that l was unable TO stop of
for a visit. l carried with me,
however. q rememtrdnc OF your
broad and well shaded streets, the ma
5estic range Of mountains with the snowy
caps-the Wasatch, if my memory does not
rail mc-and also distant view OF
THE GREAT SALT LAKE,
la5out which during the last few years we
1 o. Denver and further east have heard so
much 1t was when ! learned that we
.-ts.iJ 10 given to privilege Of couple OF
80, stay ii Salt lake, wlch chance TO
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A Committee Meeting.

The committee of arrangements and the
entertainment committee are requested to
meet at the chamber of commerce this morn
ing at 80 sharp.
N. TREwEEK. Chairman
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Saturday will take advantage of the free
excursion by special train over the Salt
Lake & Fort Douglas road at 10. a. N.
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On Board the Train.

At 80 the first section steamed into
Clear Creek, ami d few seconds later the
committee and THE HERALD representa-
tive were aboard. The latter was accom-
panied by d small boy and several hundred
copies OF The HERALD Of yesterday morn
ing. which contained full account of the
meeting held the previous evening, and the
programme prepared for the entertain
1nant of our guests to-day. Each guest
on the trains was supplied with a
COPY of The HERALD, and he was
soon buried behind it. The committee dis
tributed a neat programme, bearing the
words salt Lake City, April 10 and 20
1SS9.'' on the title page, and on the interior
the following:
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RICE. HOPKINS 6 co..

Real estate and loans, 237 Main street, oppo-
site Walker, Salt Lake city. Wehave some
choice bargains in business, residence and
acre property
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Jane Hading veils ladies' flannel blouses,
chantilly tlouncings, new japanese fans,
silk mitts, and rheinstone hair pins, etc,
Just received at f. Auerbach & Bros NAM
moth store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-04-19
A DAILY CONVERSATION.

Mrs Smith, where do you buy such fine
coffeer'
''At John Mcdonald & Sons. They keep
the finest groceries in the city
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OH. Mhata Couch.

Lace curtains, large stock, just arrived
81 80 to so per pair. $. r. Marks & Co. =
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THE GREAT SALT LAKE,

about which during the last few years we
o. Denver and further east have heard so
much 1t was when ! learned that we
~. H. 10 eiven TIC privilege Of couple OF
Oa,s stay ii Salt lake, wlth chance to
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0nr Visitors.

Following is list of those aboard the
first section Owing to the late arrival of
the second, the names of those aboard
could not be obtained in time for this
mOrninp'S iSSl1p