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The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

nose Is still very poorly.
Eugene Mcdonald. who was very
sick for a few days. is now much i'm
proved and out of danger.
Chas. Stamp has just completed a
fine stone barn on his claim north of
town. The building is 26N34 feet.
Father Ambrose returned from
Bismarck last Saturday and conducted
service at the Catholic church on sun
day.
Union services. commencing to-
morrow, will he continued for IL
week at Gladstone by Revs. Smell and
Mitchell.
Rev. McHenry will preach at Ante
lope sunday Morning at IL O'Clock.
Riclardton at > o'clock and at the
court house here at 7:30 p. III.
B. Morris has fitted up the large
room in the Clough building and re-
moved his business into it, where he
has larger and better quarters for the
accommodation of the public.
W. Shervin and family, after spend
ing several weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Missouri, returned home
Thursday evening. Mr.. Shervin thinks
Dakota beats that country.
Milt. Hollingsworth. Mrs. H. J. SUIT
ton and Mrs. w. F. Harris. of this
place. attended a surprise party at
Commissioner Underhill's last Mon.
day evening, the occasion being the
birthday of that gentleman. "A very
pleasant time is reported.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

The ladies of the Episcopal Aid So
ciety have completed arrangements
for a concert to be given mt the rink
on Thursday evening. Feb. 81. The
program will he interesting and Ell
tertaining.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

\ report reached here last saturday
that Thomas Fennell had been fatally
stabbed by a drunken man at Helena.
The report caused great umeasiness
among his friends until it was learned
that he was not SO badly injured as at
first reported. He arrived here Thurs
day evening and will recover from the
effects of the wound in Il shot time.
He had no trouble with the man who
stabbed him, but asked a civil ques-
tion which the felluw answered by
drawing a knife and cutting him
across the abdomen.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

Rev. II. McIenry attended session
of the Bismarck Preshytery at Bis
marck this week and vas fully or
dained lis IL minister of the Preshyte-
rian church. He returned here We'd
npSday evening,
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

The band boys aud Il number of
young ladies from here went to Le-
high last Saturday evening where they
enjoyed themselves ut the boarding
house of MI. Calvin. dancing until
twelve o'clock sounded the hour of
Sunday.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

NJ. l.. Ayers, of the Rainy Bnttes
Sentinel. passed sunday in town. He
is of the opinion that Il large number
of settlers will locate in Hettinger
county the coming season.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

Father Ambrose returned from
Bismarck last Saturday and conducted
service ut the Catholic church OH sun
day.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

The larg. building used rs y llosli-
tai by the army in the early days.
located on the west side of the Little
Missouri river opposite Medora. was
recently purchased by Becket& Footc
who tore it down and shipped it to
this place. The building contained
$1,000 feet of lumber.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company recently purchased fourteen
ten.wheel passenger locomotives
weighing 100000 pounds each. with
cylinders nineteen inches in diameter
and twenty-four inch stroke. thirteen
consolidation locomotives and twenty
three mogul engines. This division
Will soon he equipped with the new
passenger engines which are capable
of pulling a very heavy train ut Il high
rate of speed.
The Ladies' Congregational Society
will give an oyster supper and literary
entertainment on Thursday evening
the l4th inst. at the Congregational
church. Supper will be served from 6
to S O'Clock. Speeches. music. read
ings and recitations after supper. y
valentine box will be open for valen-
tines during the afternoon and even
ing. After the entertainment the
valentines will he distributed. a
pleasant evening is anticipated. Come
and enjoy it. Admission soc.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

President, II. l.. Loucks. Clear Lake; vice ptefl-
dents. j. w. Hardin, Plankin1on. FL !. FanGhcr'
iames,nwn: secretary, c. A. Sodcrbcrg Hart
FORD. treasnrcr, T.. Scott. Milllank; lecturer,
A. ID. Chase. Wntcrtown.
DAKOTA LIVE STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
President. c. b. Kennedy, Madison; vice presi-
dent. CD. Alloway, Grand Forks; secretary. A.
o. johnson, Montrose; treasurer, Z T.. fiace'
Sioux Falls.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

Union services. commencing to-
morrow, will he continued for one
week at Gladstone by Revs. Smell and
Mitchell.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

Rev. McHenry will preach at Ante
lope sunday Morning at IL O'Clock.
Richardton at , o'clock and at the
court house here at 7:30 p. III.
The Dickinson press., 1889-02-09

The Fargo Republican says that IL
letter from Dickinson states that
venison is being shipped out of the
territory i'm large quantities, contrary
to the game laws of Dakota. 1t is
said the saddles are sewed up in gun
ny sacks and thus shipped. a CORES
pondent wants to know why the Far
90 and Bismarck gun clubs do not
stop this practice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

YESTERDAY was very quiet on the levce.
2 The Ruth will arrive from Tiptonvillo this
morning and return at o'clock pm. ~
THr civ OF New Orleans left Cairo yester-
day hound for New Orleans. She will mss
here todav
mn ,lo,,o,, ,,ossono. s,oon,or pos, %
e,,, IN Iafsvns,I oiant, n n,Je
sJ' III. .',I vsJdis ~ e'o'A 'or oS'eoia
'''% "' way i','u'iss
iHE James Lee WIN DC iouhd IN port re-
ecelylng 70 leave this evening az o clock Tor
Helena ana friars foint
The Buckeye State, now in port will get
awav for Cincinnati about uoon She will
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

TTNDYR AND ny VIRTUE or A Trust DIED
L J executed 10 the undersigned Trustees BY
ferruson q Hampton on the 9Th day 81 January,
issi. rccordei IN Mississippi County. Al, IN
Reoora Book, vol y pase. ~ ~, &C. &C. vhc IN
aid. nj the request 81 The bcuchcarics ~ Will. on
Saturday, Janua-T 8. tssp.
in legal hopr. In front Of the crunhoule door ~
taid Mississippi County, An IN the loen Of Osoo'
ola soli Ia the highest bidder for cash. the follow
ing dcscriird real ,sisie. Gtyaird N shd COUNTY,
tovit The tTnri of land known a. The .Nodsfa
plantation. containing Hb1u. 10 acres ffnctiandl
part Of section l. containing - ieinl acrr. hac
ion northeast quarter Of section ~, ~ acre clsi
fractional Part ~ Nrcti0n ~ contaluinE " 100
arnnsl northwest quarter Of section - Ia aef.s
northwest quarter ~ section ~, 100 aCfes south
wet quartet Of section ~ 10 sgf,- all 10 town.
the principal meridian The tasi hall ~ me ruth
cat qunrtsr " section I, northeast fpeinu ~ sec
ton T. ioO fino acreH wet fractional hall ~ 80
ton II. III fNiU serrs east hali ~ ihc northeast
quarter q sccilon W ~ acres .qhihcast qhsfisf o
quhrtcf II sectlon ~ ~ acre, casi hall II the
northeast quarter ~ scctinn ~ ~ nrrcE southeast
quarter 81 icction " 100 acr-. southwest quarter
81 scCilon ~ 10 acrrs, northwest quarter NJ 40
ton y, 40 acrus Ncsi half 81 ne noflhwcsi guar
Ter ~ section y. elaCrs Ecsi half Of The south
east quarter Of scetion I, ~ rlfs northwest quar-
icf u sccilon no arrce east hall n the synihcat
quafiCf ~ scrtlon q ~ arnu. east hall 0i the
northeast quartsr Of sccilon II. ~ acrs southeast
quarter OF section n, i01 aCfcr northeast quarter
Of scriion a. 100 acfrs east fractional part II the
fractional part n the southwest quarter OF section
"a f0urfcs-aii IN township u north range 10 east
Ttuus ~ nlc-Cash Title believed good. but
wcscil AMI convey a. Trustees only. Ihh Ngfcm.
n n rosroN.
Tfuafrra
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The Matches sunk.
Special pI.rateh % The ArpoaI.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
GRrESyiLLE, Miss, Jan. 1.-The Nicks-
burg Steamboat Sunbeam. just arrived, ~
ports Steamboat Na,chez, from New Orleans
Tor Grconville went aground last night on
sand bar across fram Ship Island bar She
was pulled OF by the sunbeam NJ ? o'clock a.
m. today, and reached bake Providence. but,
being found leaking her pilot ran her In
shallow water ON the Mississippi side oil
Stag Island; she was left at 5o'clOck am. IN
about seven feet Of water. which will not
moro than cover her lower decks.
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Al Cnlro, III.

spccInI Dispatch 70 The AppcaL
CAIRO. ILL.,. Jan. i.-Col. A. $. Simpson as
sumcd the duties OF Cairo Wharfmaster to-
day, with Capt. George b. Poorc as assist
ant The II. S. Rhea passed 10 Nashville
with load Of corn. The DcSoto passed up
this morning well laden. The CITY Of New
Orleans hailed this morning with a good
ings here, having full load already. The
Jennie Campbell passed up with one barge
today. The W. H. Cherry. out tonight, IL
light for the Tennessee River. River ~ 6-l0
feet ON the gauge, fall OF one.tenth In
tweniy-iour hours.
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c. 7. Winkler Professor of Music.
i. A. Harvey, 2Si Front Street.
J. II. Taylor, Hill, Fontainc & Co.
+. w. Thomas, 81 Madison Street.
c. 4. Hoth, 50 Madison Street.
S. n. Castle, Taxing District Oflcc.
]. II. Erskinc, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo, Dashiell, G. W. Jones Il Co.
II. W. Beck, Scimitar Office.
T.. W. Dale, Avalanche Office.
c. NJ. peeto, Lennon Il Gale Co.
II. NJ. Draper Tennessee Paper Co.
T. +, Patterson, 3jJ Front Street.
NJ. Halle, Mcnken 4 Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind, Jan. 1.--Business In the
city is suspended since noon; nothing doing
on the wharf in consequence. Parkets came
In with fair business, including the W. +.
Ncsbit from the Tennessee River witha full
cargo OF lumber and peas. She goes back
tonight IL she can oil her orders. The
DeSoto, due up, wires her arrival at O'Clock
tomorrow morning. The Ohio, for Mem
phis, passed Tell City IN good shape at noon
and wires her arrival at 10 O'Clock tonight.
She will doubtless clear before early morn
ing, as business is light for her here. The
usual port list Of packets came In and went
out on time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. THE river Is ri..
ing, with p feet inches ON the marks nt q
oclork pm. The Louis A. Shctley dcfcrs
her departure for Pittsburg until tomorrow.
The Commonwealth left Tor New Orleans
with fair trip. The Granite State Is due
frOm Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"a sisting Of SO EN- :
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays sI.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $1,000 worth of goods
in our line "a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articlcs-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
a,areie.. nafIan.a

Many mothers have permitted their children b.
de lciorc their eycs when they might have teen
saved. Any mother who kocps house Without n
runs risk which tle may somctse rgrcL IL
hhssaycd the lives ~ thousands oi ohlldun, and
d dolng 20 exery year. ~ J. lIclsicT. dfngglst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
The Pen Of a Ready Writer.

.Eeay.. Addresses aud descriptive article, pre-.
rncd or revised Letters Of oouFniulsiion. prs.
cniallon, sympaihy. thanks GO social composed.
Local hoticcS wriicups etc. prepared All bust
nes t,sic,iy confidential. Bet Of ricfcnccs a. 10
ability snd discretion given n dosiri Addrcs
Ll MoUSALETTE.
Care Of the Appoal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
cnoicr wedding presents at Thuyor's.

LADIES cape collnn a speciality at Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 81 second street
Branch Office $50 Man,.
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Moycment. nc the Lcyee,

Arrivals Buckeye State, Cincinnati; City
Of Baton Rouge, New Orleans r. A. Speed,
below.
Departures-city Of Baton Rouge, St.
Louis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
srnAYrn on sfOLrN.

DN DTcrlBEn .. So. COCKER FANtEI.
" dos. eyed month";. nnsNrr ln we naine n!
otiem, fhss black hari with iHr' brulst nose ani
t III taii ,,tlie ai.o small white got on lot NIP
III reward. n CTil.fl 20 Mn.ly biwtt
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TRUSTEES SALE.

cnoIcr ladies gold watches Al Thaycr's.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

dS,r,tson~sh IN ns ooHmn wf n tAdrp,i n rd,, ~
isc los hco hesoAs Hs-5tloa ifO ii.rtioAs. &c ono
we,l, ooe- =. - II -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02


rEI,soNAr-
ylTANTED-A MODEL BRlDE TAMTHR IIE.
w reditAry T.~s.ssor Of aNast domain and newly
built mansion situHicd IN the outskirts Of Mcmphis
This mansion which has many lnc apartments 4
which riyui,ts wisd woSS ior Inc hunt aud
.sb,'s ti,c spui With poSili is,iIa hut hossvsr
fntai No 10 ihc fable. of Vigil Iiorscs aud Dc
lille, think n roD melancholy ~ hchold none
but myscf IN my hne Iogm., and 70 -, none but
Aiicr mature rciiffion I have rosolycd 10 marry.
am forty ycr "a $50, IN mort excellent health
aud viii en,ienyor g. nfskc Inosi model husband
" the iair bslns who will coii,eni 10 bccome my
bride sbs Ialst H. between siNicCn aud tw,niy
bins iGsi bear could yi.h ~ win ihe esesp,lon
pipes Witch viii % seecp.abls ~ a ChTsilpas
present hgmthe fair lady Who VII an.wsr this
WI "'''' no Main ,ir-c,. Memphis. fcan
a NTIQuAKIAN goOg sToRg REMOVED TO
~ No. % hcocnd ,ircet
a NTos IsEI.E MANUFACTURER oP AND
~ dcaicfln Roots AMI Shoe. 81. Monfoc strcct
A sIrHROoK 4 WHITE ~ FRONT 81. PAY
~ hishc-i cob priccs ior llidcs. fur and Wool
IARPENrrR kSD BtTinriL T. J. RYAN,
To- JACK S .efeSsfdr kirs. feiepSone issL
RANoIITE. ARTIFICIAL STONE FAVE
III mcut cisisfis. brick w.ft- T,isIhSae -.
once AID refldence 81 Vance THOMAS CUB
IAs AND on fToyEs, LATEST DfSiGN4
" iAsp,. etc. ~ a. lll,Iislds. 2si secondst
I-IIDfr AND FUR. WANTED AND HIGHEST
j priocs palL sCllllhLl.R 4 90. si Nain Il
NfEMPIIis FTFAN CAyyI CLEANING AND
vi heBnrailng Work. % licals 81. upholsicr'
inF done IN all q, hfnnehcs Telephone O.
yIrfRE WORK oP All Hisps, as sFcoSp
w Hrcct, TENNEssEE Wiu aud lron wOfss.
ielcIhose ioil AA
HrAL lsTArE AdssrS.
A LIN a fiNLEll REAL BstATL A0ESB
"A and lrutss. " MAasson street
NooDNY.1 HEARD REAL E-TATg AgHNra
VI broken aI,d rollec.oraSe q Nai.son strcct
II l. OVioS. KEAL IsfATE. AOgNr.
III. fl1Ilc ~ - Aadlson street
IArCrFTr.. RiCP A 90. RIAL ESTATE AND
Insurance AFeni,, - Naln y Ne.nphi.
\ A. LoUDoN. RIAL EsTATE AND RENTAL
81. ARcnt p Madlrou sir,ci,
ID l. eoYKR a 90, REAL Es1ATE AOtSGs
II. and lHoker.. No = Madkonsifcct
ID J.BLACK a 90, kEAL LsIAIE AGLSrs,
IL. " Nrdison sircrt
TI,HE CUNAwAY RIAL EsrATE AGENCY. 2s5
u Main s;roet Eiahlishcf 1874
!, ROOM. AND uOAHD.
nn1RABLE I.oOGs And BOAKD AZ u MAD
~ son grSI
LNLFGANT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD.
- also table boaffen wanted. ~ Court sifcst
I'LEgANr TrRNiSIEp ROOM. Win BOARD.
IL also table hoariers wanied, NJ 81 shelby ~
L'URNfsHKD ROOMS. Win OR WITHOUT
u board, 10 Adams ~ nciCrrnccs exchanged.
I,fEGANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
III bet Of table hosfd at ~ Main a.
DoDNs WIN OR WITHOUT BOARD, MISS
IL o. Moon. c1rnef fupifr and tccnud.
TWO ROOMS NEFuEkisliED AND oNE w.
i iurnlshcd-with boani. ~ ~ -wpnd sifeet
u,lRER or fOrR LARGE Rooms WIN or
: L without boui. o. suirlDls Tor light house
heerlng, ~ q Nnlkei Hfcct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
LOST

n ATrTE PAHT OI, NOVEMBER. GoLp VIVA.
| is,ett@ engtivii rlia's -. T. s." ~ Nth
three soiica nibg, fhpphIr aud diamond 10.
wari for return ~ ~ Adams
rI,HuRsDAY. DECENntH n, or NANCE fIi
one pillow shan. henuUl in diamonds, giid
letter. 81 no emhfuldsfrIl iu cuutef. Liberal ~
ward viii te paii iof H. return 10 80 Vance sircct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

l.. Halle, Monken & Co.
l., NJ. Thompson, Appeal oficc.
II. II, Miller, SS7 Main Street.
Geo. r. Williams, S. c. Toof & Co.
J. Il. sheats, SCI Main Street.
T. Wilson, 1877 Hill Street
w. J, Stemmler, 27i Main Street
c. W. Becker, 36j Main Street.
John Hastings, ]. s. Mcnkcn Co.
Chas. A. Harris, $40 Front Street.
Chas. q. Atkinson, II. l.. Cochran & Co.
John Strong, 9Bl Front Street
X. NJ Brown, McDnvitt, James K Co.
Joe. l.. Fazli, l.. x. 4 NJ. r. II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
Bank Of Commerce.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. January I, 1859.
The Boarl Of Dircctors OF this Bank have this
day declared q dividend Of Ave Coy per cent, out
Of the profits OF The past six months, payable on
demand. J. A. OMBERG,
gashiar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
Dividend Notice.

- GgRNAN BANK,
MrNrrrs, TENS, January !, 1854
The BOARD has this day declared scmi-annnal
cash dividend OF four 90 per cent payable on aud
after the 10th inst out az the earnings OF the pust
six months Tho Transfer books viii 10 closed
from aoclock pm, January I too O'clock am,
January II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
JANUARY COUPONS.

Convent Of the Good Shepherd Bonds,
Interest due Jnnuary. iSss. on the bonds Of tho
Convent Of the Good shepherd will be paid at IN,
State Savings Bank. No. IS Madison street, Mem
phis.
CONVENT OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD,
~ Il tho
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Milburn Gin and Machine Co.

The somi.Annuai Coupons Of the Bonds Of this
Company DUE JANUARY l. isso. a. also the
PRINCIPAL OF all bonds maturing on same date.
will be paid upon presentation at the GERMAN
BANK, MEMITis
THOMAS H. MIfBURN. Treasurer
Memphis. Tenn. December - isSs
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VIM. A. Nelson, 20j Main Street.
Dr. c. Swain, 2i1 Second Street.
VIM. Baker pa Second Street.
d. Il. Graham, 25i Second Street.
w. 4. Sloan. Johnston & Vance.
Ben +, kocrpcr, Naccaro & Co.
W, A. Cain, Lennon n Gallo Co.
r. W, Shcrpn, J. NJ. Hill & Co.
Lo>k FriSoh, l. Goldsmith 4 Bro.
J. II, Scruggs, Nanvlcct X Co.
=. Il. Robertson, NanVlcct q Co.
Thos. q. Mcclellan, s. A., NJ sc. H.. Il.
q. A. Scyforth, Is Madison Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

Subject 10 Change without NntI,o Arrives aH1
Departs ifpm Cot Ihiri nul MunrnC surclH.
teates Memphls-G p, q W. W inu. y "
leaves Nnuieuuiory iHfk-fW fnt HiA Nsl
io.B An l2lo, ~, 2 ~, az, ~ 800. tiu, =
100 H.
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roa 54pI on aEST.

IIOTTf AND FuiaiTuHE ~ nATtsNili.R
i Cor sale 90 rDiG irutcfif uu tie N, a ] nah
~ miles ifOH Mcinphs and ~ miles Ifvin !'ro
rhls property jhs " 1ici,hcr. iaie.yille. hlss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02
THE HUGHES 4 HALLER WATCH AND JEWELRY CLUB SYSIEl
CHAS. j.. RAUCH,
TESTIMONIAL:

We the undersigned having been supplied through the HUGHES IEF
WIRY CLUB SYSTEM take stating
lily endorses recommend their plan every
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-02

yIToNDEILAND THEATER AND MUSEUM.
w 100 and W Main Street. Between Adams aud
Washington.
Week Of December ~.
ROBERT MCKAY.
Tho largest and Heaviest man In the World.
MME JOHNSON.
New York 1ianicss.
McNuliv. the original Punch aud Judy! the Al
blno Twins nemopia. .iho Man lerIcng Cllxa1
Quartet. Mexican Hand, Fire QnCcn.
THrATER
The Dashinctons, four IN number Mis- Lotilc
West. Ia neat songs aud Dances: Nichols the King
Of Slack Wire: nrforrst. hoy sopmno Harvey
Halle. nanio King. lew Baker. Comedian Mis-
Efhc st. Clair and oiherS.
Admission. 10 Gents
Opcn nt aud OclOck pm.
Hourly Performance.
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LAND To III.
.RESPECTFULLY-

ttt ACRE 90 THE VANCE VINEYARD Of
ISf1 Mclean hycnuu and luplnfstrcci boulevard
annie and uflrh tefti and has some luuf ~ ifo
n'ns suitable iot anfpn II has q new iminc,
hour room cottage and vel ~ good Nhicf'
Paved iifreis iutn n.s city Apply IN
D. u MciiENNl, at thanccfy tlcfks oflrc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-21

Thales, Greek philosopher, who lived 600
years before Christ, is said to have known
the electrical properties of rubbed amber
Otto Won Guericke, in lG47, constructed the
first electrical machine Franklin, in 1T4S,
killed turkey by electricity, and roasted it
on am electric jack before a fire kindled by
the electric spark. Perhaps this was the ear
lest actual use of electricity. As long ago
as l747 electric shocks were sent over short
distances l,.isen, in 194, by using thirty
six wires, one for each letter or character,
sent messages over small distances Morse
simplified the telegraph, using only one wire,
instead of from thirty to thirty-sx wires
His first public message was What hath God
wroughtF This was on May 81, 1874. Two
days later the Democratic convention in Bal
timore nominated James K. Polk for presi-
dent and Silas Wright for vice president.
Mr.. Vail, MorSe'S assistant, telegraphed the
news to Morse in the Capitol. Morse told
Wright, and the convention was astonished
to get a dispatch from him declining the
nomination. The convention wouldn't be-
lieve it, and sent a committee to Washington
to get reliable information. This was doubt
less the first news telegram sent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-21
The Harvest Moon.

The harvest moon" is the full moon near
est the autumnal equinox, Sept. % 1t usu.
ally occurs in September, though in 1882 it
fell on Oct. 5. The popularity of this moon
is that during the time that she is full, and a
few days before and after, i'll all about a
week, there is less difference between the
time of her rising on any two successive
nights than when she is full in any other
month in the year. By this means an imme-
diate supply of light is obtained after sunset
during the continuance of these harvest
moons which is beneficial to the husbandman.
In order to gain an insight into this phe-
nomenon, it must be borne in mind that the
moon is always opposite to the sun when she
is full; that she is full i'll the signs Pisces and
Aries, these being the signs opposite to Virgo
and Libra, which the sun passes through in
September and October. Thus although
whenever the moon enters these two signs
land she does so twelve times in year,, the
same circumstance takes place with regard
to the time of her rising, yet it is not OBJ
served on these other occasions, just because
she is not full at the time. The reason of
there being little difference in the time at
which she rises on several consecutive nights
is that at these periods her orbit is nearly
parallel with the horizon.