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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
A Railroad Change.

There was ca sensation in loca
railway circles yesterday, when q
! was made known that General Man
ager Clark Of the Union Pacific hat
removed Manager Resseguie OF the
Mountain division, and appointed
ex-Superintenj lent w. II. Bancroft,
of the Rio Granie Western, his
successor.
The following letter, which is
selfexplanatory, was received by
Mr.. Resseguie, yesterday morning:
onice OF the General Manager Of the Union
Pacific System. q
OMAHA, bee. 20.
CT; Re.seguie. Fsq.. General Manager
Mountain Division: -
MI DEAR eiR:-Tf feel rompeiled.to rp.ks
n change in the man. cement Of tho Noun
tain Division. aud b We selected Mr., w n
bancroft for the purise-e. This change 10
take effect. January u. 1881. Shall be
information and assistance as wall be OF
service TO him and tne railway COMPANY.
SIT II. CLARK.
General Manager.
This was the first intimation that
the gentleman had .receiys,i con-
corning the intended change.
p Mr.. Resseguie has been recog-
nized here as q thsrougis sailroai
man. His successor brings to bear |
upon the Office to which he has been
appointed q wide 'expeSience and
Inquestionable ability.
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FORT DOUGLAS TROOPS.
They Depart for III. Scene OF the
Conflict.

AT s p. m. on December 81 + th,
order reached Fort Douglas thai
eght companies Of troops, undel
command Of Colonel Andrews Of
The Twenty-first, should Proceed a;
once to Fort Robinson, Nebraska.
and there await further instruo.
tions.
Immediately after the order was
announced the camp became a scene
OF hustle and activity. The usual
eommotion preliminary to a hasty
departure Of troops was witnessed in
the camp during the night.
-Four companies OF the Sixteenth
Infantry, commanded by Captains
Morrison, Richarts, whitall and
ward, and three companies Of the
Twenty-first Infantry, commanded
by Captains Bradley, Willick, and
Coriman, were the troops ORDERS;
to the front.
Captain Joslyn's company with
three gatling guns also accompany
the party.
Yesterday morning at 10 a. m. the
troops were embarked on a special
train OF the Union Pacific and they
are now in the vicinity Of Fort
Robinson, Neb., and Trobally anti
cipating further order TO proceed
to the front and wipe our original
native Americans.
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ell Troyaiore. V" :

As on Wednesday night, large
audience assembled at the Theatre
last evening to hear the Abbott
Opera Company sing Verdi's noted
opera al Trovatore. The aaiience
was very much Disappointed
a,.:r- At;xnsxu s,osnesieDG
M1!ei agks xUU0fr6 manager
appeared before the footlights and
in an appropriate speech announced
that the illness with which Miss
Abbott was attacked on Intervening
be.ore. aud which she struggled 80
hard TO throw of during the presen-
tation Of "Ernani," woutu pre-
vent her appearance night.
He also made the announcement
that Miss Emily Broderick Would
sing Leonora Instead Of Miss Abbott,
and should any Of those present
wish TO have their money refunded
or exchanged for tickets emitting
them 10 either Of the remaining
performances, when it is expected
that Miss Abbott will appear, the
change would be cheerfully made.
Miss BroGerick, who assumed Miss
Abbott's place, filed the part ac-
cept IDLY and was loudly applauded.
Miss Broderick has pure, iuii aud
rich voice. 81
Tonight the "Masked Balie will
be produced. .. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
A Cemmendable Act.

The little stand at the corner Of
Scracc's bakery, near the Council
Hou,e corner, ]. owned 10y a blind
man named Larsen, and conductei
by lame man named Atwell. The
latter's position Is = somewhat
dreary one in the winter months.
The boys employed in Savsge's art
Bazir, Scrace's establishment and
probably SINE othee, served him a
great trick the other day. They
combined in q plot, to carry out
which they subscribed 4 snug little
sum. With this they purchased an
overcoat and some undertaking,
and there was still . standing cash
balance Of &2.5o remaining. This,
together with the articles Of ap-
pareI, they presented to Mr.. AtweIl
as holiday gin. This act Of kind
ness brought the moisture 10 the
eyes Of the recipient. Boys, this
was a good act. Having been done
to one whois poor and consequently,
Is the world wags, without infiu-
ence, there Is an odor Of genuine
Christianity about it. Now, let
those who readithis show their prac.
teal appreciation OF what the boys
did by purchasing . trifis at the
little stand the next time they pass
around that corner.
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A Mark Of Appreciation.

On wednesday night = repre-.
sentative Of the Tribune, in quest Of
Information about the order for the
troops TO SO to the seat Of the Indian
war, entered the quarters Of Col.
Blunt, at Fort Douglas. The fol.
lowing from that paper describes the
scene that ensued and exhibits Tie
degree Of appreciation c1istisg in
the brrast Of the brave soldier for
the organ Of slander:
Good evening, colonel. was hi.
greeting
Well,
Il understand you are orderel 10
the scene OF the Indian troubIe-.p
who are your"
Il am from the Tribune, and cam.
out % get little information
well, have mons TO give you, and
1 want you 10 get out of nv office.n
10 say that the reporter was nara
lyzed was putting it mild. Recover
ing himself, however, he inquired:
well. colonel, can Won tell me
"nsre can get some informaiion?'
have none TO give you.' was the
reply, "and / don't know where you
can get IL. All want of you is to get
out OF my ofiics. You have no business
here. Get out"
The reporter got.
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Peoples Drum Cerps.

The Central Drum Corps with
or Sid. Clawson at its front eer.
eded the NEWS yesterday 1t ii
clock. The members were clad in
endid uniforms, and their facet
= al the appearance Of health,
erity and good nature. The
sPresented most pleasing ap-
k1nce, and harmonic ID beauti.
with the bright sunshine and
atmosphere. Major Sid. and
gallant corps have our most
dial good wishes, and We hope
5 he and his Comrades will enjoy
fsny . bright ami sunshiny New
etr.s day.
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In -order to httingly celebrate
New Years Day, sdme of the resi-
denn in the Tenth Ward, headed
by Judge Fuller sndeishop Speirs,
hit upon a happy idea OF paking the
day a jolly one for the old people
and widows Of the ward. They &C.
cordingly appointed committees to
make Arrangements for dinner and
an entertainment. At O'Clock IN
the afternoon a party Of invited
guests consisting OF all the old folks,
The widows, the relief society Of the
ward, the warl teachers, their
wives and others assembled in the
ward meeting house, where three
tsbles were arranged TO accommo-
date two hundred persons Grace
was said by Brother w. Griffin, a
former Counselor TO the Bishop, and
all present did full justice to the ex'
cellent collation. which had been
provided. Toasts were afterwards
given and responded TO, and the
aged people were subsequently, con-
veyed to their homes in vehicle.
| furnished for the occasion. Those
whe remained behind were enter
tanned with vocal and instrumental
music, speeches, recitations, etc. un'
Ill S O'Clock, after which hour thu
time until midnight was passed In
dancing, TO the music Of Beesley',
hand.
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This Is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have IL, to fully enjoy
lie. Thousands are searching for
i daily, and mourning because
they find 1t not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
nually by our people in tn. hope
that thew may attain this i-sIS"f Ard
vet IL uaS .bs-h..-3y We
ssSsrsntcc ihst Electric Bitten, u
used according TO directions AID The
use persisted In, viii bring you
Good Digestion and Dust the demon
Dyspepsia and install :, instead
Eupetey. We recommend E!eotric
Bitters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases Of Liver, Stomach and KID
neys. Sold at SOC. and i.0o per
bottle, by A. G. Smith d Coz
Drug Store.
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First District fourt.

Judge Miner disposed. Of the fol
lowing cases in the Fist District
Court at Ogden on Wednesday:
Ecclcs Blmber Compznf VS.. A. J.
Bsaman: sale oricrt4f it;avcd until
fnrihered ordered. 90
In re-atteudsnce of jurors; jurors
discharged for the tern;i order direct
ing eleven days and mileage one way
paid by the United States. balance Of
days and mileage one way 10 be paid
by the Territory.
= The People vs.. Frrnk McAIanis;
verdict guilty; Judgment four years
and six months imprisonment in the
penitentiary. II 80
In re-accounts of ASSISTANT United
States district attorney for the quarter
ending December 3Ist, 1924 ordered
approved.
Thomas Cahoon ". Fif4 National
Bank of. Cheyenne; on PETITION of
Warren w. Corey an ordprfo all in
tcrcs cd is granted TO shs,s cause.
January End, 1891. sui,
Court adjourned till 10 .p'aock Fri
day morning, January 2n.L u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
Police Court.

J.,,s L.ney disposed Of the fol
-. ,,,nks today by imposing
upon them a fine OF s. eacn;
ch,,. bruce, l.. I, ri a.. -,
ceal.y, Jos; Ellis ''h' '''D'"
VA, IN. exception e1 pr " .ns
.c. "nn Eli be compelled 70 Wo..
ss. s:s r 1 'ss Sss'i .i ;i;'i'
lsspins .s .%SIIps a ndn. ]. L. BE.
7: { 's ss ' Ely eS;'s' q '''i
'iSss sa Wv Due again has T his r Nam.
h. h. !, .l ns,,rSed with robbery, ,, !, nm.
der sr,est.
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One Dollar and t'vsts.

In the case Of Mary Christensen,
ch, ged with disturbing theI peace,
on or about December Z, ofTcitiZens
residing in the neighbsfhood OF
Washington Square, andi'who was
arraiyned before Commissioner
Pratt and afterwards asked for
a change Of venue. she wtss fined
one dollar and costs by Com
missioner Norrell todsy.X The
defendant at once declared her in.
tention to appeal the case and filed
a bond TO that effect. nh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

AsHroS.-At kaysville, Davis County
Utah. December 18th. 1890. Samuel. Ashton
agez IS years and months. Deceased
formerly belonged to the Stockport Branci
OF the Manchester England Conference
He smigra'ed to America IN 1855. and came
to Ufah m $50. crossing the plains will
Captain Oscar s'oddard'. handcart com.
paay. He set,l-d at kaysviile in lsc: anc
resided there Until his death. Decease.
va. Hnfaiiering in his faith to the Gospel
and died In the Assurance OF a resurrection
with the Just -'"
SAT- Lake Herald and Hslsaaisi Star.
pieass CODY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

MARsHALLTowS. Iowa, Jan. l.
A heavy snow-storm has prevailed
here since morning, with a high
north wind. About eight inches OF
snow has fallen and il Is consider
ably drifted. The wind and storm
somewhat subsidized late this even
ing. Railway traffic is considerably
dslaysI and telsgraphic communi
! ss.,isn sadly INTERRUPTED.
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isrfalify at Nanti City.
nfoilowing is the sext.p,s re-.
1e Aanfi City from January
AfDecsmber 3lst, 1899:

- asammation ofthe bowels 1, child.
- pneumonia 2. bronchitis /
neria !, old age 3. Group 2. in,
allon Of the lungs 2, consump-
-, water on the brain /, cougra-
-, the lungs 1, diphihsre'i c crour
ietA norbus i, psralyiic s,roks
nSestion OF the brain 1. cholera
a'nm L, dysentry I, premature
Intermittent fever /. mem
oeons Group ], lung fever /, not re-
total -. Male. ID, females
ksnder one year old S.
HEo. BRaiTHwAIrE, Sexton.
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vor,uuns~ Young Lady.

Miss Jennie Martin, lI6 North
st. Paul ST., Rochester: y. y, ssys;
suffered long from Kidney com:
plaints~home pbysicians-failed to
afford relief. 4 friend ipduced me
to try DR.. Kennedyis Favorite
Remedy, made at Rondout, \. !;
The eject was wonderful When l
had taken two bottles | was cured
and have had no trouble since. ]
write for the benefit OF others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
! Street Car Men Discharged.

4 The Salt Lake City Railroad
Company yesterday discharged from
hfheir service sixteen Of their en-
ployes. The men dcposed were
conductors and motor.nen. The
Officers of the company say that
they will be reirstatcd early in the
spring. the object Of the PRESENT re-
iuction being to curtailexpenses, a.
asscng.r traffic is lighter ut this
Pas III Of the year than at any
her. During the day the same
Im'er Of cars will run on regular
he rs heretofore, but in the early
rning and late in the evening
y half the number will bc oper-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
suMM0Ns.


TfgRlrogY OF UTAH. COUNTY OF
- s.lt Lsis. In the Ja.tiee.s con sI n o.
r ns' Nh Greek Preeinetbefsre san9e. Oh
mel. Justice Of Tue peace. ErwaTI y; >1 N.
Tas i.lniia. s.. John Doe. cefena.s@ We,
are 100. To John Doe, s.us ns.,
bsso,.e hereby ,nmnoped to e sna spLcsa 49,
in .ae. ne ne, ,se UNDERSIGNED; q NJ o &c
T.rri,o,nani Creek Precinct. SAN nols,n,
fisd sss % u,as. and an,.ss ss% nia,n
~ o on ~ you sy the above ma nsme III n q,
10 o'.Io,t ndAy. January IN; 49,, 70
Ai.red ron you The sum Of three do OF, %
plsiniir To- os owing and cue ir9 saiis - =,
One sor-si n.l.. 20 VT: c.,, Witt
Or. dsrl t 70. II on I'm biz. oo,, white
,emb'ias' i 4 =, liza s.es shi,s. b and re-
~ You fan u shou'der. ~cr. IN.
fcr The sup, ate ias..S,esI ssa-na' you
''aHary' A b. i ~ had this Dad ''' "
'u't', CT ,A, ..asluEL oI I,t,s:,.
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o""""eed Hopeless, Yea Saved
rom a litter written by Mn.Aaa
-, huid OF Gro.on, :. d., we quot:
was tasen with had cold, which
se.,'.d on my lungs, cough set in
anu finally terminated in Consume
uor; -Four doctors gave me up say
ing could live but short time.
save myself up to my Savior, deter
mined II couI not stay with my
friends on earth, l would meet NV
a'seDt ONES above. Ny hm b.n.i
vas advised to get DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
anu Colds. l gave it n trial, took In
all eight lsottis~; 1t has curd m.
anu thank God am n W a well and
nearly woman" Trial lottl.s free -
n. Z; Smith & Co.'s Drug Stor,
hegutir size, soc. and sI.OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
Piscieulture in Utah.
EoA.or Deserct AelrG

In response To Your request I SEM
you interesting items respecting The
status of pisciculture In Utah
For years past the general govern
mcnt has been engaged in the free dis.
iribution OF different kinds of fishes,
every State and Territory in the
Union being beneficiary. For sew
eral seasons the German carp was
about the only fish distributed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
DON'T IMAGINE

That Dinwoodey keeps moth
ing now but the most expen-
sive Furniture, for he keeps
all kinds of Furniture and at
the lowest prices. Examine
his Mammoth Stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
Seriously iii.

James &. Woods aud sst,ie Of the
prominent ladies of the rari were
missed from the reuni5b in the
Tenth Ward yesterday, and all re.
rrette,I to .r- that thsif absence
s,.us' led by tho rIsSnss. os
man named Sdest son OF On rsn,, u
ing in n very criticai' --. :::::;;s ~
Brother Woods is one Of the most
popular young men in the ward
and a host Of friends hope for his re-
cOyery. az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

DEPUTY Z. $. MARSHAL Nc.
LELLAs brought Frank McManis
10 the penitcntiary ON Wednesday
night, from Ogden. McManis was
sentenced to four years and siI
month"; imi rlsopmrnt for forgery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
haiiard's uorehouEd syrup
Mhoor.Iux Cou~r,

F's souSn.
There Is no remedy in the world
winch will give such prompt reiiel
In Whooping Cough as BaRqrd,,
Horei.c u,sd SrLp. II will posltirei,
cure H. II you will try 1t your chill
u!en VIII not keep you awake ali
night coughing. Ballard,s Hore-
Mound syrup J, the most cooling
anu soothing rcIneiy for consume.
uon' Coughs, I Odds, Bronchitis and
Asthma, In The world. IL IL frer
rom opium. IL builds up new It's
su' s'E,ngihens the Lungs, and IL
"a lea comparable II ni'-dy, MADE OF
u'r ",st AID pur.st materials. II
your Lungs arr weak .u,i you hav.
tcki'nr Ia year throat, you n,s,
L L. &. u /. Agent. ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
Noatceto Our Pntrnn

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders al
Margetts' Bros. Book Store. or al
Phiilip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Nlargetts' Ale and Porter, also foi
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF X. Il. MAEGrTTs
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Again the Feotpads.

unsuccessful Attempt was
rs. night, at e;-sht O'Clock, by
.e Of foo.ps DIS, to rob Mr.. H.
lson. ner-r the southwestern
of IN Temple Block. Mr..
- walking westward.
WAS about to cross West,
>Ssreet the hishwaymep
around the corner, where
NJ been secreted under the
Of the wall, and with ,
Oh revolver glistening under
stIic light and pointed at Mr.,
ss head and breast. com.
him to throw up hi. hands
se would be madness, 50 h,
ia'ely obeyed orders. bu
backwards. One Of the rob
al out Halt, Another ste,
I'd and it will be your las,
Is the fellows commenced !,
.folsom'e pockets a co,nl
approached from b.hind
ir. Folsom's condition the
To his assistance. when m
look TO their heels ncro.
ipie Street and then tur,
at Sandberg's furnitu,
disappeared in the dar,
ne rear Of the builJin'
followed by Mr.. Folso
oetrangers that cams
but could not be oy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

LET US take a walk thro
DINWOODEY'S New Store;
he has some of the io.elies'
designs in Carpets and Cur
tains that | ever saw. Also
a b autiful lot of Sideboards,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02
. II n TN -.

sH,w.-in this city. Herbert Charles. son
Of Luke and Nancy Shaw; aged 10 years,
2 months and u days. ~
Funeral services will be held on January
9Th. at II am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

Hoses!
Just received, large assortment
Of lovely Roses and other Choice
Flowers at Dryer & Co.. l66 West.
North Temple Street. Funeral
Designs n specially, and at reason
able prices. Cut Flowers always ON
hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

DIR. Hsrdan, women and children's
specialist, is permanently located al
rooms s and ID st. James Hotel, and
does not maze n travelling business
His terri, for surgical operations
a.rI tr, :.tment are reasoiiable, Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-02

kanaka Colony-.-..-.-.-.-.---... 1900 /"
Being a shad-eater from boyhood
and believing they would find naiiv,
conditions in the waters flowing into
Great Salt Lake, 1 asked the !, = =.
| man, In ,,lo.,. sorI = s-.y -uV,Vvv Try
In .r.,,ar % the modest" prayer, IN
Hume, 1857, We received direct from
Philadelph;a a consignment OF over
go 900 shad fry, which we placed IN
Jordan River. The year following
we received another consignment oil
over 2 90 700, which we put INTO utail
Lake June 9th and 10th. In Novem-
Der. lSsS, A shad some six inches long
WAS caught by Mr.. n. =. Madsen, OF
| Provo. who kindly sent il TO me. n
once expressed il to Commissioner
Mcdonald, Washington, ID. C.. who
expressed great pleasure IN noting lie
| growth and the evident success of the
plant. In November, 1850, Mr.. q. +.
brooks, Market Row. this city, WAS
selling Utah Lake shad At 70 cents per
round. He had received consign-
ment OF over 100 from a fisherman al
Lehi, the largest weighing Ia pounds.
The taking OF imported fish from the
mblic waters has since been inhibited
by statute.
In 1857 + pu. in the Jordan River OH
North Temple Stree; 50 eels, some Is
inches long. From these i have heard
nothing yet.
ON the 9Th Of last September we re-
>eiy d a consignment of 800 Illinois
river fishes in black bass, red-eyed
perch. croppies, etc. Many of them
| were half grown We planted -. n,
The Wcber RiTe+M DgGen and the re-
I mainier we put into Utah Lake at
Ba;tle Creek station.
More consignmen's of chad. white
fish, sturgeon, cells, speckled catfish.
| bass, e;c., may be looked for during
the coming year, in fultilnent of
promises made 10 me by different
! parties.
No doub. Your rea les will he inte-
rested in the fish catch Of Utah Lake
during the year ended December 3ist,
1889.
The No. Of men engaged IN nshing
dIrIag the year is-..--.-----.---.-. IS
Total No. days cnPoyec IN fishing. 5,sIl
No. boats en- iog ed-.....-.--.-----.--- ~
Value Ct dO---------.-- so
No. SCENES employ ed---.-.------------- Is
Kinds of fish taken, estimated No.
of pounds and value per p Iund, exc.
Trout =, $50 lbs. sold At 20 cts.
Hullet, sucsers and chubs I'm about
equal quantitics) .2se, 90 lbs. sold at
IL TO ~ cents per h.
io'di Naus Oh hsh taken al ABOVE
Total re;ail value of fish ,mullet,
etc, at 5 cents, trout NJ - cents. viz.
S-2. usjl
nf,upd. a. ,r,,,, ,,.,r., IT,, ,.,;,,, III.
and line. A liberal share of tho fi-h
..au1b, .xara shit.nat ., n,I..,to
va;ers of Utah ,x po,x rrnt;b;ioJ -
.-.,,,,o f ~
s.a'uie- ihe naHcs anu MONIES OF tue
nsherfnen on Utah Lake who did the
above work are:
AnrRIcIx rorr
Amman Ph,iIi,. N y rno,n,o, W
PbiIIIn. Alert F..tman md 80,
ma
bhhSAhiN.
Ah Isne,.n apseh' l. shepherd ana Nieis
$3.50. ''.. - ,-----' '-'--------'
LAKE sHokE-
Eriek Nielsen. Cris. Fisher, ID. Johnson. J
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t. residing in the Eigh.
en-. We're returning hon.
clock on wednssd...
oshen ascending In. hi,
en- irest, n man we.r;, III
Int and a Ions - !.
W the sidewalk and ~, oae
n. Before, bovs Uon'
'port9nity Of spesS,es,
fried of, aud n i Ing,
individual slunk i ha:y
'''S place. Tho ,h aci
very dark at the , u1aoI
sere therefore un n.hs
'he mani feature. oi'
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WANTED.

A GIRL To D. GENERAL HOUSE
"A work Apply to Mrs {. II Felt, IL y
vain 81 df
A GOOD GIRL PERMANENT PLACE
south, Ftfsf E1sf