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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-07
STAKE ACADEMY.
The Erection Of Ono In Oneida stak,
Began

cor-esrordssee Of tie TzsEREI News
As soon as possible after the rec.
concentration OF President Wood.
ruff to establish Stake academies
throughout Zion, n board Of educa-
ton was organized in and FOR the
Oneida Stake, consisting of the
Stake Presidency and five other
brethren. Having no suitable
building to conduct the school in.
we procured a hall in Franklin and
secured the services OF Brother
Samuel Cornwall. Of salt Lake
County, rs principal fer the
first year. The attendance num-
berci abou. la, including the
primary department conducted 10y
Miss Mary Thomas, Of Smithfield.
The second years labors in the
school have been in the slme build
ing, with Brother Jas. y, Rawlins
of Drspe- q. principal, and Miss
Caroline {. Parkinson teacher in
the primary department. General
satisfaction has been given. In the
mean time efforts have been in
progress to ceIect msaus and pre-
pare material FOX an academy build
ing.
Preston has been selected Is the
place to build it. Already the lase-
ment is eXcavated snG probably
$50 loads Of rock have been hauled
anu also considerable sand, lime,
and other material. 4 well has beea
dug on the ground for water, which
was fOu nd at about 80 feet below the
surface. President Solomon II. Hale
has been employed to superintend
the works. The basement having
been cScavated and preparations
made, the board Of education. with
a number Of DINER brethren. met
July 2ud on the grounds Tor the
purpose 81 laying anu defeating the
corner stone. The bI-e upon which
the stone was laid ami the south
east corner stone We're placed in
position by the UasOrs. under the
direction Of Brother Nicholas sum
Iners. who has teen employed as
master Of The mason work. This
being lone, President George {.
Parkinson stood upon the corner
stone AZ 5:i5 pm. and offered the
prayer or dedication. which was
dictated by the inspiration Of the
Holy Spirit, rs all present could feel
the influence thereof. aud We trust
that the prayer offered will be fully
realized in the erection Of this much
needed building.
Committees have been appointed
in each ward 10 collect means
ana q generous feeling prevails
in the hearts OF the Saints
toward the acaiemy, all feel
ing that such an institution is
needed very much in which To edu.
cate the youth Of the Stake in the
principles Of the GOSPEL, and every
branch Of useful knOwleigr.
The plan Of our academy was
drawn by Church Architect ID. c.
Young. II is to be built Of rock, will
probably costabout twenty thousand
dollars, and when completed will
form a beautiful edifice, n credit to
the Oneida Stake.
Respectfully,
NJ. i. COwLEY.
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Police Court.

On Saturday afternoon fasS ioa-
ePh Quinn, charged VITA burglary.
desired to weive examination. but
Justice Eahey ordered testimony 70
he taken. Several witnesses were
examined when an order was made
holding the defendant in the sum Of
5000 to await the action Of the
grandjury.
Today the fclio wing business was
before ttAe Quart: i. Miner, f. w.
! Miner and Fred Walton were
charged with having interfered with
the procession on the Fourth, and
their case was not disposed of prior
TO our going to press.
VIM. Carter and John Williams
arrested for being drunk, July 5,
left s. each for their appearance To-
day, which was forfeited.
Peter Zones Is under arrest
charged with having interfered
with an officer, and Charles Hogan
Is in durasce, accused of beinr
plckpocket.
Harry Newman a-.d CIas. Cohn,
were arrested on Saturday, charger
with assault and battery. Their
ceses were set for July 10 at 10
a. NJ.
john Lubbock, W. C. Carry.
Thos. O'Neil, John : nieSson,
Michael Calder. Bel, Evans, VIM.
Ramsey, J. Graham. VIM. Foster.
John We,ch, J. Stewart, Chas.
Alfred, .'anss Brady, Dan Curren
ami y. &. MingO, an Indian, each
t,sid > in cash, or will pay that
amount in labor, for being drunk.
John Lynch. for being drunk and
disturbing the peace, viii be tried
in due time.
Phil. Miner is in durance on n
charge Of burglary.
Daniel Durrah is under arrest for
trespasS, il being alleged that he un-
lawfully intuIdei into a bus belong
ing to the Grant Brothers Company.
J. Z. Ritter and Robert White are
in custody, on an accusation OF
burglary.
VIM Wallace is charged with tres
pass, and Tho case OF John Water
man, accused OF disturbing the
peace, was continued till July 8, at
. p. m.
John Dshomy pleaded guilty TO
begging and was sentenced TO i'm
prisonmeD' IT hard labor for so days.
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nk from college.

-7fu-vo had the pleasure
7- Futher John NJ. Can,
sr1s.ien. Angus VI. Can
-.,---raei 4 few days ago
,--gs-i5E, Michigan, wAt--re
-,r sitter passing EIcCcss-
-o. instruction in the
u! rs given, ny the Dean OF
-, -. a- unsolicited personal
-t.-.---.5is5e1 To tbs Supreme
-Stlg safe 0, Michigan, to
-. afEIrirb he was admitted,
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Caider'S husiC
Palace, tho Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storel,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock OF
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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Past SCeztvSix.

r-SrUrlsF iEs. Brother W5!iam
E.s O.. ;lis city stsained MS
n si7lday.sad Hf- friends every
g.sr viii Ire ? LEASED 10 know that
eFir theeuJoyment Of fairly good
AIN a1s excellent spirits. Brother
VIC Is one v! sgr Oldest sabbath
,H-F -r-se-s having been ESQ
-.si s..l Brother George Goddard
Gi-alti0u ever since The COM
z1Ele1. IF the Sundgy School
- l JEl EeTrI'r-. He started
E a. his birthday 10 visit the
s1sagzt >,snpete and Sewer
,zz> We wish Brother Willes a
s-'lE "a All many years Yet Of
slHsS
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a-sruily uirF; six men hail,
-saa 0s'ea got on an electric
-.---rir. aE second South Street,
81 rgzsei upon the passengers,
fr.-l several were Standing.
,s.-, few n1iua,gs the conductor
q .-sr 20 stpr their CrOwding,
., -5sv let tie car. Then one
N 5is.7ve7el he had been robbed
rs vale several othe- passen.
- n1nl out inst they had been
zz 4 De- ripti7n II the pick.
...,tsE5s -iven % the pshce.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld,
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
,.Jngs; she was treated for a month
BY her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a koDS-
sss Uiosir1 Of consumption ami thsi
40 medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she
bought 4 bottle anG TO her delight
found herself benefited by FIST
dose. She continued It's use and
after taking ten bottles, found her
self sound and vel, now does her
own housework and isns well rs ever
she was.-Free trial bottles OF this
Great Discovery AZ 4. c. Smith d
Co.'s Drug Store. large bnttles so C.
end sl.0G. 2
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) Ehack al the MOPm5uS.

Su,- Morgan, Of Alabama, has
r--lie5 .a2. be must have his
els-s NJ the Norm0ns. His
HTrz=s in the form Of 4 bin to
g Num3gz Ct the Eight to en-
isr7slnsnt land in tie new
'zi= q, Wyoming. One would
1ailEl Ran Who had passed
tsFi..slle in 2 laul where per
ss,l1-- t7 oainiou has teen n
Hlr--s.ir Il the government
Vie i1lE % prosecute others on
So q thsiT religious opinions.
sex tGerr IS no accounting
sGsc1. charities Of men. If the
80 Ny7miug are content to
-s1r Iarul0us as uei=hbors and
-Fci.i1sgs. a mln from the re-
--a o. tie continent who is
Ar 70 ever see 4 Mormon
-. nc. complain. -COr5Ju Conn
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TIE most complete line OF Wal
Paper in townat
PEOPLE's EQUITABLE CO-oP.
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The HYDE Case

ne rase against 4. +. Hyde, ar
Ael on a charge OF endesvoring
induce a witness in the Beck
''= Miss Emily Schlike, 10 leave
Territory, was before Commits
-nvr Grrenmau today. The wit
SSes FOR the prosecution said that
sy had been offered 500 for Miss
NaiiEe % leave the country. but
'anted 5000. The witnesses for
he defense testified that Miss
slaliAe came to Mr.. Hyde. and
Enough an interpreter said that
Equity Springer had taken her t.
f'H Douglas, and given her TO uu-
'eF-tdnd that If she attempted to
cave she would be put in the peni-
ientiary. She was frightened. and
Fanted 10 get ba x TO Germany, her
native land. she said she could
ell something that would send Mr..
beck TO the peni:entiary. bu: did
De-. want 10 testify against him.
he had been good TO her. Mr..
ayue said he did not know any
1nS ab1u; it. but If she would
-ar a statement he would write
s Ny. Beck, who could do a. ne
za,ei. Miss Schlik e said she
I'D have TO leave her clothing.
a 70 get away, and would want
therefor, AMI also money
her passage. Altogether,
II Eantei - considerable sum.
Il Mr.. Hyde remarked that
Eek had told him that she had
sSed Tor 500 TO 20 away. She
i "a to send next day and tell
shat she did want. 10 have her
1 fsluon submitted to Mr.. Beck.
4 5n day n soldier, Richard
-, who gave his name today
eefs, came down about the
- bat Mr.. Hyde had no
4 a. 70 listen 10 him. He came
4 80. g.. 10 a few days and said they
4 y; - 3. 5000 from Mr.. Beck. He
H.. Us Sehlike intended to get
h. . -' anu he " Guild desert from
y. Hhy and both 20 to Canada.
"a, ,-sle remarked that their price
S,SS,lier higl, considering that il |
/ sEFr..l az first. he CONCLUDED To see
| = =. lh'y wUuld 20, with view
>-5,' ing jusi what their testi-
A. 80. va worth when the Beck !
/ se,rl % trial, ami asked Meyer
y,i,;'nei r Proposition submitted |
d. w 70 send 10 SIR. Beck. |
DIS. a. done, and Mr.. HYDE |
~. Beck 10 have nothing |
>,EEp,,;WIiih them, as 1t was a
Sar-,.ag scheme. There the
An lesied, til Meyer and Miss |
81 getting no answer from |
g.si a aId these proceedings in
ss.. ssIinst Mr.. Hyde. The |
d iii IL progress This after 1
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LOST.

A GIRL THAT CAN COOK COOP
~ wages. At MRS. ). l. EAwLTSs cornes
klrst anu y street,. dtf
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Buy your drugs of ''the boys, -
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main Il.
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rur pocrens HAtI to4E.
rIr,t Three Months free Of charge.


A Staff Of Emirent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived in Salt Lake City, and
will spermanently locate a. theiI
residence, No. ia5 T. first South
Street. All who visit these emf
nent doctors before August lst will
receive services until September ist,
free Of charge. The only favor de-
sired is q recommendation from
those whom they cure. They treat
all diseases and deformities, but in
no Instance will an incurable case
be accepted. II your disease Is he
yond all hope they will frankly tell
you so; also, caution you against
spending more money for useless
treatment. Remember the dates
and 90 early, for their Offices are
crowded froii morning till night.
Office hours from .. n. 70 ?. N.
Sundays, 10 a m. TO 2 p. H.
P.S.-This Governmental staff OF
Physicians and Surgeons is incor-
porated by an Act OF Legislature.
Buy your drugs of ''the boys"
InbuSnU Pratt 4 10 Is Main u
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Three Acsidrnfs-

he ll-year-OlI son Of Joseph
Fave vha resides in the Twenty.
'eaaat Ward met with a serious ac.
1ileai oa Tie Fourth. He was in
.sst1C:lany Ola can Of powder,
2 Eaiaa which We're also dirt and
sl-al. pieces o. rock, when the can
'1f-s-ei, crushing a portion Of his
,'al and Otherwise injuring him.
I. T feared that he will lose the
@;l!ot one eye.
Va saturday little 10y about
w Years old, named Brown. whose
'.-9Fel mother resides in the six.
!. evl.h Ward, was playing around
-. - mouse when q horse troll upon
ga crushed his foot. Lockjaw Sc
C. an! tie child died yesterday.
Vn The same day the four-yea--oId
Oh -hE. Hodges, architect Of the
- 'eeutn Ward. was also badly in,
.,''. about the face by an explosion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-07

Ladies' Stylish Bathing Suits Bathing Caps and Combination Shoe
and Stocking, at Popular Prices.
I.adie Wraps Reduced One HALF
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daily except Monday and Tues
day.
Except Sunday.
Fare for tue round trip, 80 cents.
Tickets For sale at Union Ticket
Office and at Depot.
5. w. ECCLES,
G.P. A., Salt Lake.
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President brigham Youn='s

Il is my intention 10 compile all
my fathers letters for publication,
and will lie greatly obliged to all
those who have such letters If they
will kindly forward them TO James
4. Little, care JgyCHilc Instructor
Office, salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will he most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully,
d6s JONI W. YOUSG.
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FamiI, Poisoned.

DENVER, July "A family Of
four, consisting Of Mr.. Witherell,
his wife and two children, were
poisoned last night eating picked
tongue. Physicians worked over
the four all night and discovered
strong indications Of arscnical poi,
son. There are h0pes that all will
recover except Mr. witherell, who i;
very low.
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HAMPTON, JONES & Co.,


Choicest Building Lots in market.
East side Liberty Park, $500 To
SlgS0,
Lots near corner 6th West and
eth South, Si7j 10 s525.
Lots near corner 18th West and 9th
south, $500 to $500; fine flowing
wells may be had on any Of the
above lots.
First class business, prospective
blislntss, aad acreage properties.
nB- Office. 90 3. Main Street.
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Removal.

GEO. G. RISER, the pioneer boot
and shoe maker, wishes 10 inform
the public that he has removed his
stand IN 81 w. First South, upstairs,
where he viii be pleased to see
parties needing anything in his
line. either new work or mending
and guarantees punctuality and
good WORK. diOd
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William. Australian Herb Pms.

If yOu are Yellow, Bilious, con-
situated with Headache, had breath,
drUwsy, no appetite, tOOk out your
Liver is out Of order. One box Of
these Pills will dire all the troubles
away and make a new being OF you.
Price - cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dent. Agent DIS
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Fire! Firer: Fire:::

To our numerous patrons in Sslt
Lake City, we take pleasure in al.
nouucing that we are fully prepared
to fill all demands which you nay
make upon US for our unequaled
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING Co.,
JAcDB MoRTZ,
Gen'l Manager.
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The Grer,est snnerer. in tl,e World

] ne UreHffNt NilITsreTN N TIC sFoFIt
Are women; their delicate organ
izations being particularly susoeptf
ble 20 derangementand disease. Dr..
Kennsdy's Favorite Remedy, q
Rondout, y. Y, purifies the blOol,
invigorates the system and fortiii,s
il against the diseases incident q
age, climate and season. 1t is the
best MEDICINE in this world. Keep I
In the house for your chillrens
sake, as well as for your own.
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.-..t.H BErglary.

- rast ten O'Clock on
1.-TWO men tried to bur
r-rl.t sperry 4 Co.'S store
= .,,l- CEl House, by pry-
sr-,Tne1. The were frJs-
- ,brir plSrs by q woman
= IN stars with 4 s,X-shoot-
inr them aGay. About
- ss5ala one tried 10 get in
s--rw. hut WAS frightened
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Tho Great American ,,aoru..

Sneezing, snufiing and coughing
This is the music all over the land
Just now. give got such an awful
cold in my head.'' Cure it with
Ely's Cream Balm or IL may end n
the toughest form Of catarrh. Maybe
you have catarrh now. Nothing Is
more nauseOus and dreadful. This
remedy masters it as no remedy ever
did. Not = snuff nor n liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
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uO~Es

In Heber, Midway or Charleston.
Parties desitin2 Country Homes OF
Farms; should Communicate with or
call on JOSEPH II. MtRbOCK,
Charleston, Wasatch County, 20
miles from Provo, 10 miles from
Salt Lake City and y miles from
Park City. d I'm
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. n a IT, =

WnLhNsoS.-Jnly 6, lsee, II the Third
Ward. salt Lake City. OF paralysis. James
williamson; born IN Prone, Somersetshire,
England, July :, ISL.
Funeral service VIII be held ~ Third
Ward meeting house, tomorrow Tuesday
9Th, inst, at 3 70 P. n. Friends are respect
fully invited.
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Sn,I.. 10 nnr pntrnns-

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders Of
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or st
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. 3. MAEGETTs.
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The best Threat for Hand or Ma
chine use is Clark's SMILE End. {"
White thread wound on LACK spools
, For sale 10y ;. KELLSER, New Dry
/ Goods St0re, e15 and aIT =. Main
! Street. thr & sat
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opencsi = Ncn lInrket.

Fred ]. May has opened up at Nc.
81 Commercial Street, where he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and iiOcks Of the
Territory: sisO Lamb, Veal ami
Pork from the beat grades. Delicious
and well seasoned SsusaSes OF ali
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat. both Reef AMI Pork. Teie-
pli1uu SO. a.. Meats promptly De-
livereI.
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You fake y. Risk

In buying Hoods SarSalarilll, for
il is everywhere recognized as the
standard building up medicine
and blood purifier. 1t has won its
way 10 the front 10y its own intrinsic
merit, and has the largest sale Of any
preparation NJ its kind. Any honest
druggist will confirm this statement.
II you decide to take Hoods Sarsa-
T,arilla do not be induced 10 buy any
Thing else Instead. BE sure 10 get
Hoods.
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To our Country Customers: Don't
be deceived; We have ample supply
on hand Of our unequalled Lager
Beer 20. ill your orders.
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING Co.,
JACOB MORTZ.
Geu,l Manager.
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Union PACIFIC SYSTEM. NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

OF md after juno 18th, ls9O, Gnlyieid
Beach trans iriU rEH as fOlioEs:
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CNRRINGroS July 9th, Francis, infant
son Of CALVIN and E1th Darlington: aged
months and six days.
Funeral services Eli be held at i west
Worth Temple Street tonopov Tuesday
iat4p m. Friends are invited.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE
NOTICE.

T WANT To RENT or LEASE \ 5 on
Il s Room House. close IN. Address:
r. ,. e.. Box %, City, stating terms and
location. n.f
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BrIght,s Disease Cured.

NOTICE.
4 NOMPI.AINTs N REGARD To THE
assessed yaiue % any property for
Territorial Territorial School and County
Taxes. also for SPECIAL District School
Taxes. or application for abatement or re
mission OF taxes for the curpcnt year. must
be made ~ the Board q kquanEation Al the
County Court House IN salt Lake CITY. be
tween Monday the glst dsy Of July. leo, and
THURSDAY, the slst day o. July. ls.1. both
DAYS inclusive. between the hours OF 10
a. m. and y. m. or be forever barred ac-
coriinE To the provisions OF the law.
BY order % The County Court
JOHN G CUTLER,
Clerk Of The County Court
July Ist. ls,.0. did
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Give him a Call.

a Beau.s.fs.tl AssOrtmeDtO Of Ladies
Gents and ChI.t-=n'i Shoes and
Slippers just arrived ~ Peoples
Equitable Coop. DIFF
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Go 10 SPENCER, BYwATER & Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Scouting, Stoves snd
Tinyar,s. etc.
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W. Peterson, the butcher, win he
at No. 50 +. First South, after July
], 1880. d II
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Ladies',

WASHINGTON, July THE Sen.
l-s refused to take u the tariff bill
yeas 20, nays %.
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SLAUGHTER IN CHILDREN'S GINGHAM AND
ZEPHYR DRESSES

In cunning years, $780, Sl5 SO
80; goods
VIII sell them.
Chidfsns Dresses white Dresses Ladies' Wrappers in
Saeen, Outing Cloths SeTsueser, reduced prices
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A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY
~ warned, under the penalty provided
by ordnance, not TO remove the body OF
any dead animal, or offal, or ilth OF any
description. without first notifying tho
CITY seaEengers VINO viii. issue directions
Tor rs disposal.
WILLIAM sH0wELI.
City sceTengsT. Room 6, City Hall.
April l7th Isan dtf
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PARASOT,Sl PARASOLS!! PARASOLS !

a reduced from 2oc 25c s5c'
Taasos, worth onethird
One lot Of Ladies' Striped md Checked silk Pongee Parasols S To
duced from $50
of Striped satin Taol worth 50 25 $50
otof Umbrellas reduced from SC
Si-55.. .
Parol and sun Umbrellas reduced '5
percent
reduced from
a 3 &c; higher ads reduced same proportion
Borer H:d Lad Pocket flanikehief SOC
Sc, 45le. per dozeui worth almost double -
White Linen Cambria Fancy Hemstehed Hand
khief $50 dou sugy 5c aeh never sold Tor less than
&c each.
pure SIX Hose q s. i5c worth 81
Ladies' striped Hose i5; reduced from I5e
One Ladies' p. Habrggan Hose for lc a pair
~ add l5' worth just double
Of Chidrcns fancy Hose reduced Sc TaiF
soc Dozen
Fans from o $500 each.
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.nS THE ssTH DAY or JUNE. 4 PUG
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be rewarded los returning % 90 T.. J.
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rp.GEENTS.

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80 sd +. be. sane iy Calling -
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SsFSE.' 70. E,irsrI ,j DsRoihi ,..nd5i;
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"a. 4 agent assn: Armstrong G and
80, Sn s,n55sr White and Car
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No. % SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET,

Is whsrs we are now doing
business, We i1aCe a tG!I
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS. WHOLESALE
and r E AL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
cur &c chr ted Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see Old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.