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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
Chlc,ro Drain and ProyIsIon Markets.

Range Of the leading futures furnished by
the WHEELING COMMISSION Co., Brokers, Reilly
Building. third ioor
Opening, highest lowest and closing prices:
WHEAr-May, 5iaic; July, 56Hc, 57asc, $3.50,
5614c: September 5S &c, 5S34c, CSC, 5Sl5c
CoRN-Msy, 30 sc; July 81 sc. &Sc 371ac, 37a4c;
September sac, 3S'sc, $Si4c, 3,'sc.
OArs-Mav, 33iic, S3isc, 3d. 33l5c; July,
S0ssc 3OHc, 30Ic; September, s6Ac, 26Is ,,
Fonk-May $ll 10; July, 81 90, Sll 90, sll so,
LArD-May 81 Is; July, &c 80 s. 90, ss IS,
s. 81: September - s.
RIBS-May, 81 -; July, So 20 s6 90 S. II, IS 70;
September 60 y, 81 ID, 10 10, s. -
Car receipts for to-day-Wheat. -; corn, 53l;
oats. q; hogs, l.000 head. Estimates for
Monday heat, 100 cars; corn, 800 cars; oats,
$50 oars; hogs, 24OOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
Nav York Wool Market.


The market shows an absence OF life, ana
manufacturers find their immediate oe.
mands grow less. Stocks are consiaerao o.;
broken on old woods, but new WOODS are Up
pearing from some sections, ana nave pee. Ieen
offered TO arrive at much lower price,
without tempting buyers. Fleeces are 10
short supply, with not enough aVa a,n Az 20
break the market. even under a dull de-
mard. Common lines of territory WOODS
are dull and weak. Australian WOODS arc
dull, but small purchases are maue ilou,
time to time al about former prLGes 80. 80
snnnlies are needed. Considerable sales OF
carpet woods are reported, mostly South
American. while about ], 400 bales nave ar
rived of late on manufacturers account
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA. May l9.-Cattle-
Receipts light; market, steady; prime 81 40
az 65; good 81 05a4 70; good butchers s. 75a
4 20.
Hogs-Receipts, light; market, steady;
best Philadelphias s. O5a5 10; best York
ers s. OOa5 05; common TO fair Workers
81 90a4 %.
Sheep-Supply, light; market, steady;
extra s. 9Oa4 10; good s. 65aS SO; fair
s. 60a3 20.
l. C1NcIxSAr1, o., May l9.-Hogs, stronger
at 81 l5a5 90; receipts, 600 head; ship.
ments. 900 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
DRY GOODS.

New YORK, May lot has been very
slow day in all departments Of trade as
wire and mail orders were very slim and
spot purchases very moderate, though for
warding in orders for brown and bleached
cottons, cotton fiannels and blankets, de-
LANES, tickings, plaids and some specialties
were completed The sales were also
swollen by forwarding of heavyweight
WOOlenS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21

hands o. a receiver, was appraised
Thursday at $40, 200. The business will
be wound up and the works sold 81 re-
ceiver's sale.
Memorial Day will be fttingly and
appropriately observed in Toronto this
year. all organizations having been In
vited 20 participate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
PETkULEU n

or CITY, PA, May l1.-Petroleum, open
ed. S6]{c; highest, S6Hc; lowest, S6$sc;
closed at S6Ssc: sales, LOCO barrels sup
ments. 9S. 355 barrels; runs 50, li9 barrels.
P1rrsBURG, PA. May l9-Petroleum,
opened and lowest, Soc; clos ed and high.
est, S6Ac.
NEW YORK. May l9.-Petroleum, steady :;
sales none: June options closed at Soc bid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21


SToCKs-An active business was done on
the Stock Exchange during the two hours
Of trading to-day, but IL was on the bear
side Of the market and resulted in the es-
tablishment Of a lower range of values in
the great majority Of the stocks dealt in,
the Industrial group being the heaviest
sufferers. The prevailing condition OF
staguatiOn ia commercial circles IS
perhaps the most serious obstacle
in the path Of the stock market
and the weekly journals take particularly
gloomy view OF the outlook in to-day IS
sues. a good deal Of long stock came out
to-day, and the shorts considerably IN
creased their lines. In the late dealings
some of the bears who have a constitutional
objection TO leaving their lines uncovered
over Sunday came into the market
as buyers, causing rally
which impaired tone OF APP
parent firmness 10 the spe culatiOn at tue
close. The decline on the day was heav-
lest on the Industrials, Sugar losing 35s,
do. preferred 2]f, United States Cordage
III, Lead preferred ,, National Cordage
i3-, Edison Electric 2i4. Sales, 425, 6I2
shares. Quotations closed bid:
AtchisOn, % Adams Express, l4S; Amer
lean Express Ill; Baltimore andOhlo -;
Canada Pacific, IS; CeRtral Pacific, 10;
AU6SdNcahE ~ OuAOs ~ 3 .NfAt y eiA-N ~ NSh
1879; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, IS;
Chicago Gas, $50; Delaware and Hudson,
1891; Delaware, Lackswanns and West
ern, 100; Denver and RIO Grande pre-
ferred, 2Ssl; DistiuerS and Cattle Feeders
Co, 22l5; Erie, -; 90. preferred, 20;
Fort Wayne, 1876; Illinois Cen
tral. 81; General Electric, 35%;
Lake Shore, 1871; Michigan Central, 20;
Missouri Pacific, 25}S; National Cordage,
1889 do preferred 80; Norfolk and West
eru preferred, 20; Northern Pacific, !;
do. preferred, Is; Northwestern, lO1;
DO. preferred, 40; New York Central,
g7lS: New York and New England, 3a5
Pacific Mail. Il; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 3D. Pittsburg, 1853; Pullman
Palace 1863; Reading 10; Rock Island 6,4;
St. Louis and San Francisco first preferred
-; St. Paul SIS; do. preferred. lis;
Tennessee Coal ana Iron, 1913 Texas Pa,
cihc. ~; Union Pacific, 1914; United
States Express, so; Western Union, 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie, s$4; co. pre-
ferred, Al.
Mining Stocks-Band B., -; Cholor, -;
Crown Point, -; Consolidated California
and Virginia, AS; Deadwood, 80; Gould
and Curry. so: Hale and Norcross, 60;
HomestsSe, 1850; Independence, -; Mex
lean. las: North Star. 49,; Ontario, 40;
Ophir. 800; Plymouth, 20; Sierra Nevada,
100; Standard, l45, Union Con-, so: Vel
low Jacket, so: Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver, POO; do preferred. l4OO; BulWer,
A.
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rn.ys.oHro DIVISIONS.

70, Columbus. Chicago and the West. 10 ..
m and Az No. osby. -. 80.
Columbus. Cincinnati AID D. LsSa It'd q
&, .a cI, ~ .nsommod.,lon. zDs. m ss1
s3O .. m, sIcspt sunday -
newark accommodation IN p n sfosp
sunday
ARRIVE
From Chicsro 235 and 1915 e. m. daily.
Prom ST. Louis Cincinnati add Columoa<
4.b,A m ast 5.3j .. m. daily.
ST. Clairsv lie accommodAtoA lLD ~
and Is \. M. except sunday
s.wars accon uo1stios. 1L8 . m. srcsps
snnaar CHAs. o. ScULf.
General Passenger Agsnt
LANE. T. p. ACT. wheeling W. Va
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
,r,,.,, bl. taxing effect at SOP. N. sanssy
tr,'.i...,nbs. eth. 1898.
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york weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The weekly
pank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve decrease, si,o5o, too'
loans, decrease, S475. 100; specie, increase,
1856. 700; legal tenders, decrease, w. wv
deposits, decrease, $3.50, 4oo; clrculatIon,
decrease, s44 200. The banks now no.u
s7s 999, rs in excess of the requirements
of the 25 per cent. rule.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21

Eubscribs for the leading IoesI and tslo
graphtc paper. the Wheeling Daily and
sunday keg ister, delivered TO every part
of the city or surrounding towns for IL
cents Der week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
PRODUCE

Nsw YORK, May l9-Flour, receipts "a
900 barrels; exports $4,000 barrels; sales
1900 packages; market dull out nrm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
The Natal Market

NEW YORK. May 10. Pig iron, dull;
Scotch sl9 bOa22 so; American Sll OOal2 oO.
Copper, quet; lake csc. Lead, quiet; 10
mestic s. Is Tin, nominal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21

fDallr except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm urovs
at 9:s3 q m. and Wheeling At I2:i IL p. IN
Trims No. ,. 6. "a and - connect vito herdio
line Tor Triadelpha- Herdic leaves TriAaer
phis for Kim Grove NJ $50 q. m. $50 9. m.
1870 a. m. aud $50 y. N. Daily. except sun
dave ane SATURDAYS h.rdic will connect with
tram No 81. leaving Wheeling AZ 90 .. m.
sundays heriic l->ves Triadelpnia sts;oo q.
m l2 90 u n. $50 .. m. aud connects with
trains No { u and ss FROM wheeling.
He. wEISGERBER, Gen. Manager
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Souey. Per Cent-GOvernments. Firm.
Stocks, LOwor-FlOur. Easy-Wheat,
higher.
New YORK, May 19.-Money on call easy
~ r,sr cent. last loan per cent closed
at / per cent Prime mercantile paper
2I5a5 per cent. Sterling Exchange, firm
at 4S75ba4gO Silver certificates, 64a65c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21
RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday
Ap.il 10, 1884, trains will run as follows, city
time.
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Arriva ana departure OF trains on and after
M ~ 1871 EXPLANATION or RErEkxSil
MARKS: 'Daily; tSunday excepted; :Nos
Gay excepted; Saturday srcepted; iSunds.
only; fsaturdaY only. Eastern standard rima
which 10 one hour eatlier texn Central Time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-21

WHEELING AND PfTrsBURG DIVISION
For Pitt.burg, Washington, Baltimore. Pnl
.d,lphla ard New York. 90 q N. ana o3be
IN. daily, Al.
pittsburg express 10 q m skcspt shnds
washington. Pa, accommodates 0W p
PI,Is6ufg crptes., $50 p m. Sunday oniy.
ARRIVE
Prom New YORK. PhiladelphlA Baitifnofs,
vssbIngton and Pitishurg. i.2' 2. NJ, daliysf
cent sunday aud 10 IS 4 IA ds.ly.
Pittsburz mall, IA D. m, creepy sasaAb
WS.hibetop. Pa, accommodates. SO A. M,
except Sunday. ea..o,i,
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted TO children that
recommend it as superior 70 any prescription
known to nc" II 4 Archer, ". D,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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Notes and Personals.

A pleasing anu very entertaining
Sunday school concert was given at
the Second ward meeting house on
Thursday evening.
Professor n. l.. Nelson last night
delivered n lecture before the Poly.
sophicAl society OF tho q. Y. academy,
ON tho subject, "lhu sublime In LlleFa.
luTe.n
ALSO IN Justice WedgWood'a court,
King a HOulz sued James Bennett, "a
former client, Tor the recovery u $40
attorney fees. Ihe Jury returned a
verdict OF Ss5 for plaintiffs.
EphAim Nash, mayor OF Alpine;
u. q. Strong, ]. r. Balcman and john
Moyle, members Of the city council ol
the same place, and MIR, Frank ID.
Strong, arc on route for California, to
attend the Midwinler FAIR.
Licenses TO marry have been Issued
to Hugh Nave, aged "a, anu Emilio
Bauer, aged %, both OF Eufrka, Tin.
tic; and Charles r.. 5imOu-, aged $50,
and Hannah 3. Belts, aged 10, both Of
PaysoD.
An Maiben, a druggist clerk, was
tried In Justice Wedgwuod'H court on
the charge OF selling liquor without "a
lIcsuso TO defalius Roberts, a local
sOL A verdict o. "nOt guilty" was re-.
turned by the Jury.
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PROVO.
First district Court.

Business was transacted Ia the
Frat district court NJ follows:
In the damage suit OF Gabriel
Huntsmnn VI Union Pacific Railway
company, the Jury returned n verdict
Of 800 for plaintiff.
The case Of Edith HunismAn
daughter VI Gabriel HuntsmAn) Va
Union Pacific Railway, was tried.
Damages were alleged 10 have occurred
N tho same railway wreck In which
Mrs. Huntaman was injured. The
jury returned a verdict for plaintiff Of
5000.
In the case OF the People Va Alfred
Robinson, rescuing prisoner, II APP
pearing that a conviction could not DO
secured, on motion VI tho district at.
torney thu case was dismissed.
For the same reason, the case Of
Provo city VI julius Hannberg, Illicit
whisky selling, was dismissed,
A number Of small civil cases were
dismissed and continued for tue term.
Emma Ann Kinder Of Millafd
county, has commenced proceeding,
20 obtain a divorce from Charles r.
Kindor on the grounds OF drunkenness
and failure 10 provide.
Reynolds y Co, have hltd sui
against n. IL, dtoesbrok Tor the 10
0Ovsry ois2,OOO on promissory note
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Faitb-PromotiqS Series.

NY First Mission, narrative OF psrson.
eipeusnoe AZ d missionary upan us Sandwich
Islands, ~ oeargr p Cannon, z,s.
A stFinE of rearIa, containing number ID.
Interesting statll.s and anecdoic, u nile
sionary No. &C., 50
Lonvcs From ny journal, ~ Pro.iisn.
wtitlrd woodruff, adeseHpuou Of his wonder.
fui nisiian,y experience. and many Interest.
tng incidents ~ hal.io, gsa
Fragments of HEp-rioncs, collection %
uathai from tho 81 afisnee ct ~ iars fts
President iieber &, kimbaii's Journal,
narrative % Go principal Incidents 10 ths
career Of vcry remarkable mln, r..
Enriy Scenes ia church History. = chi.
ie.uon oi Incidents from ns Lives u ildsri
% ua Church IN ssfly days, la
Tho Life Of Nephi, me con Of Gshi. uhs
omigraisi ffum Jerusalem, IN Judoa 70 ne
land DOW mosn a. South America sit cen.
taHs- before tho coming % ne savior. Tho
boos conlains some very important Items oon.
cgulug iho nolt o. Mormon. b. u,ofse q.
cannon, 80.
scraps Of biography, containing "a stsish Of
a Elders life. Incident. 90 Experience. and
Norel knights Journal. ssc.
The Myth Of she unuu.cript Found
ur iha Aisufdltiss Of tho spauldiuF slary, ~
George Reynolds. llc.
Labors In che Vineyard, contain, some Of
The most Interesting experiences ever vution,
25c.
EVsntfui Narratives, contains .lus interest.
iug stetchoa and valuable lessons. 1ss.
Helpful Visions, Instructive manifestations Of
tho Lord " Ills children, gst
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Sunday School aQd Primary,

ton hc1a books snd cards postage vii be
charged IN addition On ne pr.eg' gyon, Il saut "
mali, unloss mo price nvvn is tor 'ras'pslA"l
First nook Tor our Littis rriend-, toi
~. ne. Of sunday Schools, i1s.
second Hook for our Little Prisads,
sunday school reaiar, lla,
intermediate =. =. Reader, Sc.
Questions aud Answer. on ihs Life
and mi-sion OF the Prophet Joseph
smith, Toe.
nibie Questions and Answers, for The
u'9 ~ primary Associations, IS
Chiidron'z Primary Hymn noOh, tss
copies, postpaid, ne,
PRIMARY speaker, No. !, postpaid 20.
Z, 25G
Tho Model non Itooh, postpaid, isa.
Class Registers, Pss dos, ils
Primary Tune nook, 600
Booh Of Mormon oatechism, postpaid, 20,
\. =. Union Hymn Hook, each not poe.
PAID, 2s1,
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catQst Publications.


The Lifo OF Joseph smith, Cloth, ta0ji
LnH.sar sIIt tt01, u1roroo gilt 500.
Irom kirkland 60 salt Lake, by james A.
i4'Ie, 200 pages, Cloth, Nllusl $3.50. Leather
rit i2u0. Leather oltra gilt tlho,
FoTty Wears Among the Indians, ~
nni'l w. JluuH, 900 page, cloth t300i
Leather t1sI. Leather g.lb $500.
Fosiieol writings OF ~. =. whitney.
uioh, lb1i Dga.4or gut, t2oo, Maus,l,
extra H.lL t3sO
Life Of lIcber q. EimbNI, ci7u. t1.s5,
Hht Leather $500 Pun, tilJi Mousr1.
extra v.f son
Lnttcr-dny SnintE PaRImody. rlpar
Covered n.aris, cI5h mack si5l e1ca tl611
per d1f,i c.aih Bound, tlO0 each, tlIOl DIR
dnfF CLOTH aai Leather Bound, $50 p.aB
1850 pHr i1t, n fgnt BY mail, % ,yha prf
caly ADDITIONAL.
htcFy OF the TsOok Of Vernon. o., riHar
Go1rg1 Reynolds, Cioat tl.sli Clptb gIt tIuui
uNtlsailur gilI $3.50 Pull leather .alt tLol.
sunday school iISmu Hoot, contain. "a
Che Hymns usod la tho schools, 80 prgas, Cloth
bound, postpaid, $780,
Large aud small sire nibIos Ia Leather
t2o0, tlbi, $50 $3.50 aud ll.Ol
Family and Puipt bibles ln dldsrout STYLE.
Illustrated, from 500 70 $500 each.
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Notes.
No arrests last night.

No arrests last night.
Mrs. NJ. q. Howes is up from Salt
Lake on a visit.
The AmUunt Of real estate transfers
yesterday were 200.
Two hundred and twsnty.nine sacks
Of Australian mail went east this
morning.
Miss Hattie Carter returned TO the
north last night from Salt Lake where
she has been visiting her friends
The snow blockade on the Oregon
Short Line was the cause Of the Utah
Northern train being seven houis late
on reaching Ogden yesterday.
On motion Of Mrssrs. Evans and
Rogers the suit el o. Benjamin oi al,
against William AarcomDo was dis
missed yesterday.
Mrs. Maggie Morgan Of Joncsyiils,
Virginia. Ia In town. II IL the intuu.
tioh of this lady 10 make her future
homo hero with her brother Mr.. J. A..
snodgran, one Of ogden's enIerpfising
citizens.
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In ihe Fourth District.

Judge Miner disposed oi the follow.
ing cases a, Ogden yesterdays
In the case Of Charles Host VA E6e'
nezer Richardson, after one witness
had been examined, the case was con-
tlnued for the term, TO allow the plain
ia 10 amend his complaint. Ten
days were allowed 10 filo the Amended
complaint, the defendant TO have the
costs Of the term.
The case OF n. X. Thurbef We J. H..
York ct 81 was argued, submitted anu
taken under al visement.
Leave was granted tue plainlln IN
the case Of Charles Yost VI William
Tracey OF al 10 amend his complaint
Instantly.
The case OF A. b. benjamin Va VIII.
liam Hafcombe ct nj was dismlased on
motion OF defendant.
In the oBse Of J. Y. Rich va H. II,
Jones, the defendants motion iOf n
new trial was Ovefrulod.
G. NJ. Brough, assignee OF the Cltl'
Eenh' bank, yesterday entered suit 10
foreclosure against the Anderson
Pressed Brick company on two notes,
ngeregating sls,OOO, aiking judgment
for over a years. Interest, for 81 500
attorneys fees and costs Of suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

partition wall on the north Of their
main building fr the purpose OF
extending the room the iull size u tho
house. This change will enhance the
Interior and add 70 the convenience. Of
the elOfc.
JR. Murdoch and George Dabaii Of
Charleston are down from that snow
bound region louking over the dairy
business. They contemplate s,afting
a creamery In Wasatch C unly. They
report snow two feet deep In Provo
valley.
John j. Davis OF Provo T. here In
the Interest OF the "History Of Utah."
delivering the book. Mr.. Davis h.
also canvassing lot Church works.
"Bset pulp" l. being disposed q 10
the farmers a, 90 cents per ION. The
sugar factory ~ doing big business
in that line. Tho "ioddsr" ia being tel
10 beef stock and milk cows with good
results.
"Chicken poK" Il m citing the ~.
Ne ones. We d0uut that there H.
"cnough b 80 rOuui." w.
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
sYRSISE.
TGRANDEt
AWESTERNA
IsM RAnHLYHl
M
STANDARD aAueE
CURRENT In rFsrI u,u IN tl1Q
riNE TABLE, w LNJJl NJt III lUJJl

Leave sait Lake
No. s-for Provo. bingham, aud
all points East.,........a.... sos a. Co.,.
No t-ior Provo. Grand junction
aud ali points Lasi..,....... @ 10 D. 3d..
No G-for Eureka. Provo. MAUI.
and saiina ........,....,.....,.., tili .. "a.
No. a-ior ogden aud Wcft.,,.a.... ~ 800 B.. in.
No i-F1r Ogden and ihr Wcst.... g.ls D. m
Arrive salt Lake.
no i-Trom Eureka. Provo. Grand
junction aud tho fhst...... i2isl y. m
no. i-from Provo, DrAnd Junction
and tho Easta................ uii5 p m.
No. s-ltom bingham, Provo. Mauu
aud talina........,s...... .... b.t3u M
No. 2-lrom Ogden and tho West. lisa Ia.
No. tHirom ogden and the West. s.l5 D. m.
Only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room sloopers 10 Denver via
Grand luHctioa and 10 Kansas city and ChioA.
~ via Colorado points and only line running
Pullman sloopers hat iAte 10 san Francisco.
No ehAnTesI sioss connections Safety speed
and comfort
Ticket OnCo, 10 ". End South.
- e. DopGE. Az. wEDBY.
Gen. Manager. Cen. fupL.
Ju. ILNNErr. Gen. ARA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Mics Annie FoNlk, daughter o.
Frederick FOulk, died here yesterday;
aged 20 year,. Mics Fowlk received Il
fright about Christmls time from a hrs
that broke ont On the premises Of her
father. Some mischoylous boys fired
OIL n pistol ana made come ileuulsh
Hcreams, which aroused the household.
Through the exposure tho young lnuy
took cold, which, coupled with the
fright duubtlsss caused her uutimeA
death. she was greatly respected Uy
her associates.
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Social, Health and Business Notes.
The dre.s ball given by the young
ladies last night WAS a grand ruccrss,
10th IN mako up and receipts. She wa
n "b0Omer."
Quite a sprinkle OF people from
American Fork aud LEM start for the
miuwinter lair on Sunday ncxL
The Chapman Mercantile Company,
American Fork, are pulling Out "a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

NTEN, WOMEN, rOYs AND GRis FOR
IVA anew business, 81 q day paay made
sample aud terms tree, Address o. B., STAR.
SHALL, LONhtOAT, NY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17

Stall 90.
Central Nest MArlSet
D. linton, D. Farnes, o. 'ali.
wei, Jr ~. linton 4 90, Prop
motors. Family Trade soi'
to-
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missio9sy Supplies.

norEan's Tract No. 1, -.
4" 2, ~.
I,asts.
Ths MODERN Prophet, leia
Truc ~. FAise Religion, 3.tL
The Gospel Pioneer, sltt
Reply 90 "The Mormon Parsu
tory,n ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17
Noble womeP's QvQs Series.

LydiA knights History, an Interesting
Volume, written in An attractive and pleasing
style 2sc.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-17
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Supreme Excellence,
TO TnE
PUTNAM
NOT FORGED AID
-aa---ttAMMEg POINTED HORSE

A. tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
Of Chicago. a medal aud diploma word
cd! "supramo excellence ia material.
method In manufacture, and quality Of
finished produc,i elasticity and SMOOTH
ness combined with holding power in
cliuch. It allows tho uao Of very small
nails"
There IL nothing tsgond supreme excellence
nor ta there HFtlinF comprisri On a horse nail
except mo material from which u 10 made"
"thU malHud Of manufacture" ana "qualty q
finished product" putnam Nails, 10y their
elasticity" give slightly 90 the Dapausi0n nud
couuacuun % the boot while the horse b. in
motion ~ Their tmooinncss,' do not en-
large tho nail holes in tuc boot, while their
supreme excellence" in holding power in
tho ciinch1 enables them % hold The ahuo in
thH hardest service uutl worn out
y the "uso Of email nails" large holes are
ayuided and money saved 70 thc smith
Thus u will be- seen that The ongiAls - The
Worlds Columbian Exposition RECON 40
What qualities 80 % make W GOOD horse nail
aud that only the "fuInam' contains them oil.
PUTNAM NAIL co.,
h.pOlSst, Boston, Mass.
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