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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-11
OUR NEW POSTMASTER.


An Associated Press dispatch rom
Washington, dated NoveIuber 10th,
announced tho appointment OF Mr..
Albert II, Nash as p0Btm lster OF this
city, in succession to MIR. Irvine A.
Benton, whv viii be the new U. s,
manhnl This morning MI Nash re.
ceived an official intlmatlon Of his up
pointmeht, by wire from Washington,
aud he expects tuo necessary papers 10
arrive within tho next few days. After
ming his bond he viii enter upon his
duties almost Immediately.
Postmaster Nash has been kept quite
busy all day receiving the c1ngratulg'
tons OF his numerous friends, with
whom, "a well m among tbs postoilice
employees, hu In exceedingly popular.
Mr.. Nash came to Salt Lake from
DrnVeraLsut four years ago, lac being
an old rRilruudeT, anu hat charge II
the railroad pool IN this city Tor some
two years, until its abolition by the
interstate Commerce Commission. He
went into the postOlllce two years ago
lastJuly with Postmaster Benton, ard
rom that time on has been that gen le-
mans faithful doputy. His application
or tie position 10 which he han lust
been elevated was endorsed Icy many
VI the leading citizens u salt Lake.
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Richards finished IN, b,i,t,r,..
..,in, an, a. a., - ''h
80 T.us '''' tue contract
i''ov' o' ihH contractors
J.fs,ii a. W court auu
,,s,, -tto,ght,r a,,,9 ~ against
,hot Tho bon5 VOC Sn ,a ,'ii'ySusel. cet ny
,bS,r having signsI n,i oy ruasou 81
Jisiinot mathematician ~, "n W
party would also elgn. When the case
was called today plaintiffs were al
lowed nonsuit as 10 the defendants,
without prejudice, aud judgment hav-
lug been entered against the defendant
he iurv we're disohsrssd 'or S'V'''"'
stour opnr,s
The case Oi Verona Schimm It al.
W. Utlh bouge No. /, vt AL, was
dismissed on motion OF the plaintiff.
tb.divorce suit n, Nt,,rt. p...,.
,,an va 4. IA. prrrvn,ar 49,. nu .,tJ
IN show cause i'm eoniemnt fns ,'ii, usa
IN INV aiimouy. was dieni,sed
Farmland Dpc,.orL "a t,,, p...
This case was dismlasvd by consent
no costs 70 be faxed.
In thu diyorc, nr,cs,i,rcs Nt.,,.t,
smith ys. CHARLES snlth ts,,., 49, 49,
granted TO flo supplemental COM
plant.
s.,,s Ieumv a ia 90 tb, ,vo.,,.
ingmen,a Cn.nS. InstItniion - ,,,,,,.d
In II 4 Deninniny 10 tnks tss,in,,,,s
In tbe nroceedIn,Ss sunnl.m,,,,ar, ~
arscutinr. ~
In the case oil John a. james vs..
James Gordon, In consequence VI the
Heath OF the defendant, tho names OF
Jas. WIN. and Peter Gordon, executors,
were substituted rs defendants.
,tt.a,n ,tst.,v.gtrt. c,,.ypys,o,,
'''''''-. 80 '''''V'''
The trial Of the case Of George Verb
W. y. II. ParOns was then taken up,
AttOTneysS. ii. Lewis and Ira ktrbs
appearing for tho plsintiil ami Powers
clain"J ~ H. ' dS. p ns,ghbarSoot nv s su
and the action !s brought on the ground
Of the alleged unlawful conversion OF a
horse AMI buggy,
,,nyy t,,yoys ,,,s.r,.r
A venire was issued for Elk petit
jurors, reiurnable ON Monday next, at
iOR. M.
,nc, ~ ,h, Th',d 'v d,.,riet p,yo1 ~
nnssrni,e a,ains, E,at rttt antp
To- re oI7,'a, n,i,,,, q, rN,,' So 5'.''n
t.nh ,,,ts,o., ~, ,,i,sas', , ,e, '''V
'"Tu 'i''. 80, ~" 80, 'i',..,.
T. vvaro,,; all c 49, To- a"9
a., $500 Zoe 10, Coii'i,,n.
~ ,o' 10 ,nS. ,u'I,.'i ,. aa ~
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1919 ,y V ~ a ~ u,'vd ou s,ooy
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III s,O, u,,Js, ,,, Wv ~, ,is Sne
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Home from Paris.

Mr.. J. Is. Fairbanks, Payson's prom.
ising artist gave the News pleasant
call this afternoon. He returned from
Paris u couple Of months ago, where he
has spent about two years in the Julian
tlnguisnod professors, among whom are
Constant, jules La Foybre, Jean Paul
Lnurens and lligoiOt. Mr.. a Fair.
banks has devoted himself largely
to landscape painting anu was
much complimented Ivy the professor of
the academy for the success he has
achieved. lie Will be engaged on work
In the Salt Lake Temple H. sGOn as The
structure is ready 60 receive the decora.
t'ous, the ueeigns Of which are now
being made
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Ogden Occurrences.

In Judge Miners court yesterday a
jury was empanoled in the case Of
the Cudahay Packing company vs.W.
T. Hascall ot al, brought on hn account
Of $1,000. After two witnesses for the
plsintf had hufn examined the de-
iyuiaiits' confessed tue Judgment In
the SUN Of 1871 ,and the court iustruct-
ed the Jury to render verdict In
accordance Herewith.
The hearing OF tho damage suit OF
VIM, Driver * Son vs.. Thomas J.
Slayer occupied this greater part Of
the Jay ami was not concluded last
evening. The plaintina SEX for
$1,000 damages, alias-cd to have been
caused 90 the Diver building on
Washington avenue, In July, 1850, by
reason Ut tho defendant not using the
necessary precautionary methods when
constructing his new building which
ndjOins the Driver property, whereby
the walls OF the PLAINTIFF building
were cracked aud made to bow
out.
Traffic Manager Richard Gray and
General Passenger Agent Goodman, OF
the Southern Pacific, arrived In Ogden
yesterday Ia the Southern Pacific
directors' car and went east over the
Union Pacific az S O'Clock. They are
ON their way to Chicago TO attend the
meeting OF the Transcoutinen.al asso.
citation, called for the 10th inst.
The Smead heating aud ventllatlng
system IN the newly completed school
building Mt Five Points was tested yes.
terday anu found to be in splendid
condition and doing its work TO per.
aud ventilatiDg apparatus the build.
lug has dry closet system by which
all exctetu is dessicated and dried with.
out removal from the vaults.
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Sta7dard Cbur1b Works.

tatnN Of uormon, An ,oonin, ~ IN,
I Ancient inh1hI't1is NJ tHs American CONT
nsai. written by us hi1i of Mormon UPON
pisi@a taken hon no pilates NJ Seph, flund
reHr Manoh'sier, nn'arn o.. Scw YORK. md
Translated h. tHe Prophet fnieph Smith, ~.
~iit, tAii. fui Book. zoo, Pull Roam q -.
Ion hofk lsruali, ii'o. fii fct.ier. eniJos-od,
tiH; Pull cloth. embossed tie
nooh 81 Mormon. lLarrs rfint) Morocco,
Eftra dit o. ii, Leather aut, 400. Leather,
o. o. cloth tLf5.
Doctrine aud Cos cnnuts ~ NE Church d
Josas chiiH of Latter diy suuis, containing
tig Revelations given " Joseph smith, Js., Ne
Prophet. i0f uis bundu., up % tha Kingdom "
God iu tho lat days UuL tl5s, Ful Hork
tLyl, FIui Roam us, ru.I Bplk snAIU. 81 5g.
Pun iuaiher, embossed. 81 as. rul cloth, EN-.
bolsoi, ti.u
psctrine anh Covenants. tI.uge Printl,
Morocco, Eatra GuL iJiS; Leather, anS
'sooi Leather, ,l25i Cloth, ass.
Pearl OF Great pricc. A choice soloction
FROM mo hu,cauous rfa1siation.. and Mar.
nations Of Joseph smith. nrst Prophet sorf
aud liev''nipr Of ihe CLtf.a 90 tasns vhii.t ~
l-'it'rsiay sa.ub. Morocco ON tI,1S.
Loanor uut H.ooi iinan ,Ir.i Cluth ,rn.
bussei. spr
Key 20 the Science Of Theology. ~.
tisac4 - ln Introduction 90 h. rirst prinei-
rra 1' spiritual Philosophy Religion. Law
and Government. A. Delivered b. me An
eient' ard a. RESTORED 10 this ,eo for he huai
development Of universal teatc. truth and
snos1sds". ~ paucT p. Pratt Pull Ton.
einhns'oi, 7i,,, full cloth, embossed. w..
Eoiee of warrlng. An Introduction 10 IN.
fnlta aud poetHul ~ tha Church " Js.n.
Christ Of iAttef-dsy Saints ny Psrlsy y.
Pratt inii Roam, emhos,ud, s0c. Poll cloth.
embossed 5,ei lamp c.oth. lse.
sprnccr'- Letters. Exhibiting he moot pr,rn.
inent dnrtfine, Of tho Church NJ jesus c,.ia
of iaiier-day Saints, BY ors1n Spencer, A. D.,
N whlrh s hlsa added his Letter on raui.
f'hi1 o-ior, in reply 10 ths I.t. William
crn~'l, A. ~, nostou iiss. TuiJ Hlan. sta.
bp''ed, N03. Pull cloth, ~mbo.ssd, ss..
Leather. ;isoi gut, t9oo
Hymn uooh. twentieth EDITION. Cloth. sso,
Iuli hoau, 'ai Pull Leather, u.o1. Leather,
eitfa nnsh, ti.2si Leather, guL tis0.
ta'cChiAn for children. Ttibiurg IL,
prominent doctrines OF uo Church IT Jc,u.
Christ Of Lai.sf,iay Saints By Joln Jaquos.
l"hih'G S5c. cloth, .5c.. Bos1d,, zoe
Paper Cover. l,c
compendium Of the doctrines Of the
uuspoi, ~ trauklin u. Richards and ia.. A
Little. LeNhor unt tlOJi Leather, 81 -,
imitauon Leather. tigsi Cl1ih, tI.oJ.
loady Bofsroue-s. scripture text. arranged
la subjective order with historical notes, &c,
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U. 9. MARSHAL nENTON.
World's Fair Noles.

A meeting Of the directory OF the
wOman's department Of the Worlds
Fair for this county was held yesterday
at the Templeton Hotel In the Union
Club rooms, at which Mrs. Emily 5.
Richards, Territorial President, who
recently returned from Chicago, was
present, also AIiss May Preston score
tary Ut Utah Ladies' Commission.
Considerable business was transacted
aud methous Of wOrH discussed IN the
interest Of the association and com.
mittecs were named and filed pre-
paratoty ~ undertaking more active
measures In all departments OF work.
A resolution was passed expressing
the thanks and prntitUde Oi tue board
Of directors TO NIL those whose kindly
assisted aud contributed towards max.
lag the mass meeting recently hold in
the the alter in this city u complete sue.
cess. In mentioning those who were
generous ia this respect, Pfof. III. ).
krouse should be foremost, also with
the Juvenile band and their leader II.
G.. Darrell, not forgetting the excellent
singers who added 40 greatly TO the
entertainment Of the whole, Mr..
Grant Hampton, Miss Jennie Hawley
and Mr. Agnes Olson Thomas;
thentht loan OF the piano from Calder's
Music Palace should not bo forgotten.
Inst but not least thanks are due TO the
ladies who no kindly came forward and
spoke upon the platform to help the
good cause along,
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Inc Mornings Work IN Jndgo Zane's
sancinm.--A Suit against the
City Collector, Elc.

In the Third district court this morn.
ing the suit OF Hoffman ~ Richards,
OF Denver Colorado, investment
o'osers, ys. Edwin Dousl, ct al., was
'galn called up from yesterday. The
ac'lon was brought upon an indemnity
OOhd aud the sum OF Sl77O was dc
manded' Doust and J. II. Martin,
Contractors, 1t Appeared, agreed to
eject on Eleventh East street three
npu'cs for the PLAINTIFF, aud gave them
o1na ssned by A. j. Houghtou anu
-, +. Blodgett. Doust and Martin
'A'isd Ia business aud Holman ana
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The Territorial Supreme court will
convene az tea O'Clock tomorrow morn
log, aud II Is aim II certain that Chief
Justice Zane viii render tbs opinion Of
tue court In the Church cases. This
Will be tho principal feature OF this
tessiou, which VIII be OF one days
duration only.
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IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
What Local rsrlic. aud partigins are
Doing.

Uuu1E.
A little quloludu 10 now recommend
ed for the pefturbed political soul.
There were more people on tbs streets
last night than at any time since Con.
ference.
The broom.oarfier. In last nighpe
procession set their brooms on fire and
thus contributed something more Of
the lurid 20 the eceue.
The dispatches today stating among
other things that the electoral vote OF
Ohio is likely 70 be divided, will create
no little interest. Such an event Ia
very rare Indeed.
Some OF our ciiaius trlei their luck
with tho scheme OF the World, Of New
York, which, during tue latter part Of
the campaign. published blanks con.
venlcnt for filling up for iia readers
to rake guesses upon regarding the
result OF the election; the one who
guessed exactly how the electoral vote
Of the nation, by states, went was To
be- rewarded with u check for 500.
" iNAhNtN bNAhB AhANAAAANN W. Wv "hN"
ject, there 10 sOmu cause Tor the user.
ton that the check will never be
Drawn. This is no reflection on the
World.
Bon II. Rich, IA tue Ogden Stand.
ard, hopes the Democrats will put all
their professions aud promises into
practice, now that they have the
chance, and soo whether the country
profits or loses thereby. lie theu
calls attention 10 the circums.a
that within twelve months the Re.
publicans have Knocked oil 1000 from
the Democratic plurality pi last year
and says that In the next twelve
months Eve will take the rest. You
VIII then know" he continues, Tor
the frat time IN your lives what II II
~ paint Il town red" Defeat don't
seenl to weigh heavily upon Ben.
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miseelIapeous Works.

Orsou prattH Works, "a series Of pamphlet.
on tho dustHnos OF the gospel, book Of 81,
pages, zoe.
uand-riook OF Reference 90 tho history,
chronology, religion and country Of tho LattsE
jar sai,i--ior Saints and siralg'ra. sos.
The Martyrs m account OF ID, rarty,d,n 20
'oseph and liyrmn smith, With steel eugrayinss
Of These noble mon, BY l., o. LAiuaayii, Soc.
Gospel Philosophy, ahovins tho ai.ugil,ts,
~ inndoiiy md tho harmony Of tb, s.,.,.-,
With sGionoa md history, i5c.
Tho Hand Of Providence. az shov, in IN.
history ~ nations and individuals. fryru th.
rrcai aI-osia.y 80 the restoration ~ ,ho .,,.rl,.
Ah illustrated vort Of as pagc,-ycFy inter.
csung oDe.
"oorhonn Doctrine, plain and slnipIe r..
la-na'ion Of the princpos NJ ihe gottsl. In
twelve teFaely.vrltieu cAaplafi, 18th stp-ns,,
giving 'oHpigral references, By Charles q,
frnrose, 49,
Dialogues and HecItaiions, No,
contains pioeus suitable Tor pubuc and private
entertainments ne
why We Practice Plural aIar,iar..
by a Mormon vito aud mother-I,,eu NJ,
whitney. Cloth cover, -5,.
oniRwfni Capitalization, eontsiri,, III. -.
ln"itADle tullns Of jude, q, :. y,ne In utah
Territory 900 this important question, !,e.
III" Tennessee Massacre and a. ....,.
loetpiv by John Nicholson, Zoe.
The Mountain nIeadovr, u,..,r-. -,
N"PP'emc"i fiv" a mn account VI N,
"'h'''' ana plAe" The blame slorr u prYpefly
le''nF-' ~ o. ". ronru.c, .5..
plains No d,etTuis ~ understood ly i.,ttor.sn,
sllat-, 49,
""suing- ana HeciiA'iou-, second edition.
'h''s Of les pages, containing srea, ,,fls.,
OF choice ha'i''g- AMI Recitation. eourilrd
by Prot. J.n. Paul, Gjc.
Ah EPte Poem, By Hannah 4. kim. p,,--
IA esat>, eioG ~ osAl&
Vast Needing Record. quirs, u.2si
quirus, 40, quircg, t11A
Saints nnd sinners. ~ Phil. Robinson, 7s.
The faii OF 'he Great Hopabiio. py sn
HenrJ staadl,h oo,oFduo. use.
unr,yrdom Of Joseph standing. ny
John nicholson, g5c.
HENS on Priesthood. ~ rrsllden, John
Taylor, To-.
The Booh Of flasher, Cloth OFT, 1850.
Leather gu, b7S
Temples. descriptive AND hi..oricai .l,iehss OF
ancient a1i modern s,grri cdincss. With AZ
nppeniiE, giving ~ account uf me iaylng Of
th' eaI.l,n' OF n' Sat lake cay renp's'
'F"' '''-' AaI'i' l'''
Dictionary 81 she Hook Of Mormon,
CLOTH tlia, ont ii.1'.
History OF tho l,ormons, So.
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Pratt doorgo 4. smith and Co, .. cannon,
25r
Joseph smith Was lac - Prophet Of
GOdt HyI. NJ sjodahl, pli.g, Paper. 2Ja.
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And in accordance with NO law md order of
tho Ioari NJ dirrrtDr- uado Soy 80 lssp. ~
many shares Of each parcel Of such stock ~
may be ntrrfsaty WI hf 'nld at the ONCE m
roon 49, so. 90 "a, second South street, ON
Weinestny Sow !lrd, lssl NJ u o'clock. noon.
10 pay snid a,spssmoui thereon together with
EDWIN DOW DEN,
Secretary Hymnlaya shining Company.
ONCE on A. 81 Main street.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The liymaluya Muigg gomrsuY location NJ
principal place ~. lssa,sS salt axe CITY.
Utah Territory. .ctoUf Of mines, Uintah
District, summit C1rdty, Utah,
NOTICE - THEBE ARR DELISOt'F NT
~ On tho foluNif-- described stock ON 49,.
count a as .asfmrnt Nc, u, loved June l8th
ls!2. the several amounts opposite the name.
OF the respective HtuU au1idefs, NJ followst
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There Ave More of Them, Too.

There Is at least one person who WAS
on the stage Of the salt Lake rheaier
last evening who did not take kindly
to all that was said by the speaker nor
10 some Oi the inscriptions on the ban
ueIE, and while Judge NOrrcll was
speaking he arose and withdrew. Be
lag questioned as TO the cause of II, ho
replied: "Ihis may be Democratic
gathering, but II II Is, am out OF place
altogether. | considermysclfa pioneer
In the division movement here; have
done my share OF the campaign.
rug without compensation, credit,
or complaint; have marched in
tho PROFESSIONS and voted tho ticket
straight, anu really thought myself
something Of a Democrat as Demo.
crata go. Certainly no one reloiced more
than | over the election OF Cleveland
aud The success OF the party generally.
But II Democracy means Insulting an
Honorable family anu the Church to
which II belongs, aud making CON
temptiblc filings at defeated candi-
date on the other side, must have
been Mistaken" This name OF the
Tegs0n vino Withdrew is $. A. Kenner.
ONE WHO WAS THERE,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
The Grange.

On Saturday afternoon 18th inst.
Cecil Grange No. will hold their
annual meeting for the election OF
officers and it is important there should
be a good attendance of members. Mem
bers are frequently very remiss In their
attendance. 1t is of small importance
and little advantage to be member OF
any society and habitually neglect to
attend the meetings. An assent men,
Der is scarcely more valuable than a
deceased one.
At the last meeting the Worthy Mas
ter, Alfred Kirk and Barclay Reynolds
received credentials to represent Cecil
Grange at the annual meeting of the
State Grange which assemblies in BaIti-
more at the Malthy House, on Tuesday
next. At the next meeting of Cecil
Grange the delegates to the State
Grange will report and the report will
be of interest to all the members who
should be present.
D. w. McVey was assigned at the
last meeting the following question for
answer at the next meeting. it
be an advantage to farmers and others
of the producing class If government
banks were instituted in place of the
present private or national banksp
State the reason why it would or would
not.
MIR. John P. Wilson was assigned the
question for answer at the next meet
ing.-Should the present Judicial form
of oath of the state of Maryland which
requires kissing the Bible be substituted
by some other form? State why it
should or should not. These are both
interesting questions.
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Whlstling Down the Wind.

The caramel factory of Oxford is try.
ing new advertising scheme of sound
ing the weather reports by steam
whistle. Eolic commenced business
last week and the Press sent out word
to the people round about to report so
as it might be learned how far away
the whistle alphabet could be read.
The following are some of the reports
d. w. McVey of Sylmar. Md, writes
he can often hear the whistle of the
caramel factory distinctly. Mr.. McVey
lives 81 miles south of Oxford.
Gilbert Mcdowell of Principle, Md,
10 miles south of Oxford, can hear the
whistle of the caramel factory.
John Purcell of Oxford was at Bay
View. Md, the other day and heard
the whistle. Bay View is II miles
from Oxford.
We ought to hear the whistle at Ris-
ing Sun, the distance being only about
8 miles, and doubtless would, but the
volume of business done here keeps
such rafting noise of wagons over
the stony streets that the sound of fog
horn could hardly be heard.
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TO solvs the problem

come too far disorganized. Here's typical case:
Miss Jones, aged 20, has lost 25 pounds cheeks
have the "hectic flush; coughs and raises all
the time; has just returned from the South,
where she spent the winter. Did not improve.
She takes drops Of Dr. Fenner's Golden Re-
lief. on small lump Of sugar, once in 2hours
Improvement begins OF once. In weeks she
has gained 10 pounds In weeks she weighs
$50 and is CURED. The remedy Is o SPECIFIC
in INFLAMMATION No Inflammation, no sore.
ness, no consumption. Thus 1t cures long list
OF ailments from common sore throat, TO Q
grave bronchitis, asthma and consumption,
from toothache to grave neuralgis, from .
headache to a grave rheumatism anda from
summer complaint to q grave dysentery, chol-
era or fux. This wide range of application has
sometimes unjustly caused 1t to be dubbed .
"cure ALL" But it isn't. It cures one disease
and that is Inflammation. Innammatio ton cannot
exist in its presence-apd that "se!pea tie prab,
lem." One tablespoonful dose cures La Grippe.
1t never disappoints, Contains no opistes, mar.
cotics or mineral poisons. Perfectly safe.
Money refunded If satisfaction not given. Take
home bottle to-day.
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BRAN {!

We have just received car of choice
sacked bran which we are offering until
Dec 20 at $3.50 per ton, cash. Now is
the time to buy low.
BARNES & HARTENSTINE.
Five cent articles, sold below the cost
Of the production of a good article,
must be relegated to the rear. Bulls
Head Flavoring Extracts are the best.
Price 10 cts. bottle.
Fruits of all kind. B. P. Nichols &
Bro.
George w. Childs' Philadelphia
Ledger building was burned out on
Tuesday evening. Estimated loss $685.
600.
If you are in need of a good horse
blanket you can get them at s. T.
Wiley's, Colora. 2d3t.
No better preparation for the hair
has ever been invented than Ayers
Hair Vigor 1t restores the original
color to faded and gray hair, and i'm
parts that natural gloss and freshness,
everyone so much admires. Its reputa-
ton is world wide.
The office hunters fought shy of
Cleveland while he carried a shot
gun at Hog Island, but they pounced
on him as soon as he laid the gun
down.
Horse blankets for sale by S. T. Wiley,
Colora. 2d3t.
"When your heart is bad, and your
head is bad, and you are bad clean
through, what is needed" asked a
Sunday school teacher of her class. ST
know-Ayer's Sarsaparilla," spoke up
little girl. whose mother had recently
been restored to health by that
medicine.
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Buy of Bye.

Any person who is in need of a
horse of any kind, condition or style,
big, little. good. bad. modern or an
tique. had better attend Bye's sale
which is to take place in front of the
Maryland House tomorrow after
noon. In addition to all sorts OF
horses he will sell whips to make
them move, blankets TO cover theiE
defects, surcinglas to keep them
together, and halters for the disap
pointed man to hang himself with
who don't take advantage of this
opportunity.
We are in receipt of the following
LEwIsvILLE, Pa,
Dec. 5th, 1892.
E. E. EWING & Sons.
Gentlemen "A fellow by the
name of Bye-a kind of horse gip
and as you known very unreliable
class-owes you $l.00. How would
you like to add another dollar to hi.
hill and tell your good people tina,
this rascally fellow will be in YOU
town next Saturday, 10th inst, with
lot of Dandy Plugs to sell or give
away to your good looking friends
Now, there will be your chance to
get your dollar just buy a horse ant
Bye will be too glad to trust you fol
the balance, until he is ready to have
some more printing done. 1t will bt
worth one dollar just to come arounc
and hear him and your good. honest
religious old friend Dowland, telling
lies about your friends to get then
to buy or accept the ponies fol
Christmas presents for their ricl
relatives. If you will make mentor
of his coming will vouch that BIZ
will forgive you.
| T. W. BYE.