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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
PASSlNls IN REVIEW.
Cameraxraphs Of The People hs
They Come and Go. X

Mai. d. A. Blackwell is mp from Black.
we'll Springs.
X. L. Wommacki is at the Ashcvilc hotc
from Savannah.
Mrs. J. d. Hambrck left today tol
Montreal, Can, on months visit.
Miss Houston of Charlotte is visiting
Mrs. w. A. Blankenship in AShcvillc.
Misses Lottie Roberts and Lille Tvsor
OF Savannah, Ga, are at the VanGildcr
". w. Nichols of Marion and X. !
Roanr OF Bushnell are guests OF tn,
Berkeley.
Mrs. Srhaid of South Carolina is her.
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Hidebrand aud
Mrs. Ramsey.
]. Nj. Moody, the Stalwatt Haywood
Republican, was here Yesterday to tax,
III tie Democratic Convention.
Miss lanic Conwell of Nashville, Tenn
a grand daughter OF Bishop Soulc, is Wis
ting Mrs. I hid at 90 Baird street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Gordon left today
for Durham. n. G., to spend two OF
three weeks with friends.
Miss Mamie Henderson and sister
Miss Ivy Henderson,, OF Aiken. 5. G., ar
rived last nght and are visiting thcll
friend, Miss Lottic Patterson.
X. Y. Connerat of Savannah, Ga, is in
~ Nn tora a few weeks. Mr.. Conncrat holds
the Georgia record and is orc OF the
spccdicSt bicycle riders of the South
|
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
LIKE A FAIRY TAL.E
Bu, l,'s True and rhe Mines Are
I'm Mcdowell County.

The operators OF the Marion Improve
meat company, in Mcdowell county
have grown to quite respect able proper
ton. For instance, THE CITIZEN IS ~
formed that the machinery now on the
grounds, reckoning bv horse power, can
do the work OF l,51O men. This ma
chin,ry is principally employed III ninlnS;
ores and extracting theretrom Soin' Sil,
yer, copper, lead, enc and iron, the gold
bang the principal product.
The compauv's men have su, several
shafts, and also made a number OF tun
n,lS into the mountains, the lon" "cst III
soldid granite rocks, Tor mca, bong t"H
feet.
From the properties OF the Marion
Improvement company AMI the Mation
Bullion company, now opeTalea CON
ointly, were mined the rare <. ms
which were awarded the highest p'M
at the Columbian exposition at Chicago
last wear. Among the gems are the uia
moud, ruby, sapphire hIddenitc, e,net
aid, acramarinr, blue white and colder
bcryl. almondte and pyrope garnet. ant
quartz CRYSTALS with ycrv vrarrinclusioitS
Thc most unique mineral now berg
taken out daily is zinc blende, conta'nma
percentage of Gallum, the rarest 'n'
most valuable mircral IN the wor d Il
single ounce being quoted at 81 600
Scientific men from all parts OF th'
world are being attracted TO the prop
critics, OWN. to the variety OF ulhcr"lN
recently prepared list by AZ expert t"I
scientific urnalcmbracing l33 Spet'NS
The superintendent OF the m'nlnS H
Iohu |. Sprousr. formerly OF NrGiii.
The general manager is Col. Henry I
pemm,ng, pcmmlng postothce, Me Glow
ell county, n G., who MAS III Asl'N''''
Yesterday ON busintss.
The companies have a large body /"
Isnd under cultivation, also, ana ever
grow their own mushrooms. CO... Dem
mnc SAYS there are in North Carolina u
varieties OF edible mushrooms, to III
knowledge.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
rhs GOOdIake Accident

\ letter received by l.. S.icesood from
Mrs. G. ". Goodlakc, who went to Dan.
vile, Nv, to he with her son, Virgil
who was injured on the railroad, gives u
dttliled accouur a! he accident. The
Young man had engaged with the con
ductor ut d freight train to work his way
to another town, and while standing or
a cral Car sudden jerk OF the trair
threw t,im On and his lett leg wascruShet
between the knee and ankle. At the tim,
OF writing the reaction had not com,
and the result of the accident could no
be tOrytold
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
AupsrtOr COur,,

The jury in the Superior court in the
case of +. A. Barklcy VS. the City o
Ashcville and the Ashcvile Street Rail
way company. for $4,000 damages
for injuries r, ,ccivcd, rendered vcrdic,
in favor OF the plaintiff for 5000 as
against the railway company and roth
ng as to the citv.
In the case Of Locke Craig VS., b
lugeiso!l a verdict Tor $50 was given ii
iavor OF the plaintiff.
The case against ID. l.. Rcy ynoldS wa:
postponed to Saturday.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
kk>Iand Insi,tute

For both sexes aud all grades. Full
course OF study for primary and tor ad
vanccd pupils, including the Natma
Sciences, Higher Mathematics. Ian
gualcs Music and TT. Opens sept. "
and continues IS weeks. For catalogue
address OF call on
l. ). UlCKEi, \. NJ, Ptin,,
60 MtrrlnOu avenue.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
IL II Another Change

The West Ashevilc and Sulphur Springs
Railway Co. have adopted a through
sch dule from +. O. to Sulphur Springs
without change every 80 minutes from :
a. nj. to : y. III. Fare has been reduced,
until further notice, to 20 cents tor the
round trip of - miles. open car leaves
l.. $50. thence every third trip.
First iustal'm OF fAlI clothing now
in stock, comprising novelties i'll black
chcviot sacSs and trocks, Whltlock
Clothing hot st, iG South Main street.
Cars every halt hour to Sulphur
Springs from postotliIc without change
from ) a. III. to ! y. IN.
Smoke Porter's smiNturc smoking tobacco
TIE MARKETS.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
AROUND TOWN.
Washington. Aug. 1G.-FoecaSt TIL $
p. m. Friday: Fair; southwcSter!r
winds.

winds.
There were - arrivals at the Swah-
Three men were sent out rom Jailor
lamlsons stronghold today to do duty
ON the roads.
= NJ Jordan has sold his house and
lot on East street to J. u. Grady, the
consideration beng 81 900.
|, ease of = in tlis cy,nin, the lawn
,nrty fnr tho hrncft of the COLLEGE, street
m;ss;or viii h,. held in thc chanel
Iasssp 1o,,rv ,b,vos here attending
,he rnr,rnt;nr saws the rrons between
S,rdy NInsh and Nsbrv,Ilc nrr very fine
MIR. Packard VINO mas uhlP'r'' a mum
A.h,y;l,es arr Tho hrst amntrur team he
has ever seen,
X. +. Justice, lhe veteran n''eN"',
aHd MIS- ustlce YESTERDAY 'e''pra''u
their wrdd;nc d,v.
W. U. Mcdowell t"iAy announces ms
candidacy tor the nomInition Tor shtill'
ol buncomhc county, su']' 10 lhe
Democratic conv2ntlon'S action.
- NJ N,,b,s has son, in IN Tus CIrt
u Nj. Ma'''eS mas S'''' III ~ ~" N'''
@hN with tue compliments OF t''' tomato
season, ioiIuer"S" ''''t M''S"S ''''
pouIu ou'e'S' anu J" % '"e P''1' W
INK l'rdhn mas prrneiutt'd ms inl'l''-
tao'c E1stOonnd lraii' py giving II |"
by many al H. 4. Lindscv's on Patton
av,uu,
lhe prospectus OF thr AshrFiilc N"t
s.rFatory OF Music i1",, l'o'"e' '-'
Ir"ufu' alt'Iot, Is OUT ,l' "'s' "H-
SION OF the lN't Va year VIII open i"'s-
daN, SSpte L'Dlr T.
TIN, treasurer utrh. Mission hospital
gratefully acknowledges the receipt,
Ihronph Nat, : ROGERS. OF the sum OF
Sl3 30 realized by the ball game on
MONDAY afternoon.
Rev. DR. NIcudcs ot Savannah will con
duc, fine srrvicrs =, the CONGREGATION
Beth Na- rcrLila and Miss " hitlock will
lead The mus,r Friday evening ut : y. N.
Visitors are invited.
iAV price "' '", 'SS ~" ~ '''N S"i''' al
AHandAIt SATURDAY H'tT'"oo'' ot'"se'' !,. ".
Tue NldI'u '''Ne IN" ltl' N""H'''''. ln''
nerS ana a'"''t' WIZ n' ~ een's' t"'
proceeds 10 ;" |" '|' A'sS'o'' hospital
| Rev. T. +. Mari preached a powerful
sermon at N''cr>'Ic Al, L't'!u,ei'' ,,' Hpuln' T,
''S' evening" 'o'H ''"Ne l''lo' lnels
Me'e wv" N"MN NV, H'o"s '''t' .''' ''N.'
ioF prayer lI' SERVERS increase III III,
'cfeS| MI M''' WI" P'e"'' ''''s
evening"
The eoud da. : races OF the French
Broad Fair and Racing association at
Carriers track Yesterday did not attract
:, large a crowd as on the first day,
hu. there wee several interesting events
for those VINO did attend. The hurdle
race was won by l.. NJ. B the .lle fur
longs bv Gypsy. and the hchyc-cighths mile
dash by Blazou. Todav's card was full
aud the tlay was CNucrtcl to he the big
H>'' VI >''> ">>"'
lhNt hpNs, pHS "Iltc tuH Two VoI-
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
=a-s.aa-.-H-H-a-'z.'#aaa..- a'''---s----
MANY New Arrivals.

The city is thronged with strangers
and like the AsheviIlians they are buying
fine clothing at the Bankrupt Clothing
sale at % South Main street. Some
great bargains in summer suits and fine
black clothing.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
Hotel Berkeley For Sale

hotel Berkeley For Sale
The undersigned, assignee
ofC. III. Southwick, willat II
m, on Thursday, August 30,
1894. on the premises, sell
at public auction, for cash,
the lease on the building in
the City of Asheville, N. C.,
kno wn as the Hotel Berke-
ley, and also all the linen,
crockery, table ware fix
lures and appurtenances in
and connected with said hO-
tel.
Lease has about fouryears
yet to run at the annual
rental OF 800, with the
privilege of five years more
at option of lessee at a rem
tai of $4,000 per year.
Stores and barber shop.in
hotel building sub.rent for
$l 92O peryear.
Terms-Purchaser to have
possession of hotel Scptcm-
bar ! next and of bar Jan |,
1898, and to assume all lia-
bilities forlicns against lease
holi.
The assignee, having the
right to sell either at public
or private sale, will receive
bids for said property prior
to date of sale and will be
pleased to furnish full par
ticulars in regard to the
property. Right reserved to
reject all bids. This August
l, 1894.
L. p. McLOUD,
Assignee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16
kexent COaVS.

"What are thcy?" Simply the latest
STYLE long cut single breasted cutaways,
well ~ in clays, cheviots, serges and
thibet cloths. All these can be sccu at
the Wn'tlock Clothing house, +6 South
Main street
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

Miss Marie Fowcll's school will open
at the Newton cottage on French Broad
avenue, Sept. 5, and will continue for ten
months. a full course of study, includ.
ing languages. music and art will he sus.
tanned,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

Stylish fall dcrbys and soft Alpine bats,
real beauties. Whitlock Clothing house
46 Sowth Main street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

Cars every half hour to Sulphur
Springs from postoffice without change
from 8 d. IN. to 7 D. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

Cars every hall hour to Sulphur
Springs from postotlice without change
from 3 a. M. to Z o. m.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

A. M. Cole, engraving, room 2. over
Powell & Snidcr's store.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

VVASTED-CIea flour OF gris,s barrels.
w Will pay fifteen cents if both heads ate
good aud ten ccus il one head is good.
iSlim ASHEVlLLE MILLING co.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

NOTICE-By virtue of the powe, in me vested
" hy a certain deed i'll trust made and tXc-
rutcd by l.. +. Patton on the 18th day of February
IN3I, To the undersigned as trustee to secure the
payment o the Indebtedness therein mentioned
which said deed i'll trust was duly registered in
the Office OF the Register OF Deeds for Buncumbc
county i'll book No u on page II ct. seq anl
default having been made i'll terms and Condi
tion thereof, will sell at public auction at the
court house door in the city of Ashcvllc, North
Cato!ua, on saturday, september 18th, lN1i, for
cash, the land and premises conveyed by said
deed i'll trust which is bounded and described
as follows: Lying and being ON the South,idc
OF GirdwOod street adjoining lands OF J H.
Rumbough W. A. Wiuhurn and others. Be.
ginning at stake in the south edge OF Grid.
wood street, Winhuru's northeast corner and
runs with the south edge OF said street north SJo
30 eaS, I7o $40 feet to stake, Rumlough norl. 4.
west corner; then south 2l' IS east 2li S-Io feet
to a stake in the hollow; then south 81 west
,hS Lilo feet to stake, Winhutn, southeast cor.
net; then with said Winburns east line north
90 70 west ,Sl feet 10 beginning, This 10Th day
OF August, 1904. X l.. GRAHAM,
S,ioditwSt Trustee.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-08-16

ENAMINE the bicycle in the window OF +
II Patton avenue il you are looking lur a goo,
wheel for a small amount.
EDISON PHONOGRAPH-rNPEW co
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CASH CAPITAL. f2OD'uOo
CASH SURPLUS, t2OO'uUu
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10 do away With. tut rather t. or
courage Incidental questions, which
would beet be- submitted in writing 90
suhilcts under consideration in the
class.
The sixth article Of Faith, the great
tonic OF which " the Church ofgauiEa.
ton, was tnou ,akou up BY tho lecturer.
10 r,ads as follow;
We believe Ia tbu cam organization
thnt oEil,eJ in the primitive church,
VIZ, apostles, prophets, pastors, teach.
ere, UvaugullBis, etc.
The primitive church Rs established
by Christ aud continued uy His Apps.
ties, first received attention. Scupiu.
fsl pro was referred 70 verifying the
existence o. npoatle8 prophets, Uvni ID
golisis, psai0rf, hisu pritaia. sovenii.t,
clders. priests, teacher, dOACOuf, anu
epucini officers as hUlpll the govern.
mont o. tho Church Of thrIsi. TIC
braull.ul CJmpuil6Iu o. 10 perfect buii
made Uy pgul was dwHlluI upon 90 de-.
tall, showing the adaptation .pf cacn
part for o. mission aud Without either
VI which there b. nO fymUtfy. THO
existence of tho4a 0.liser8 CD.ttituicd
crucial test OF The Church OF CHRIS.
IhCnpoaiauY uf thr church anu the
restoration OF divine authority were
thou considered, many passag bciuE
quoted ANA Conclusive pf0uf iuiu rutd
Ia prophecy as well ns actual history.
Lastly the general PFC lung
quorum, and local qu-rums with thrif
various uugstCs Of plWcfd, griniB oil
organization, etc, were butii Y dchucdi
ns also the htlnH ga guvernmvni
Primary nfoclaliunai MuiuaI Improve
mlnt Association, sunday uchorla.
Relief Sgclotigf, etc, ns found iodny ,N'
iftug be- the organization known @
the Church ol JusuI Cnnat u' Lnitur .
10y Saints. After bsucuiCl1u hy
Elder Geo. g0Idati tho ola-a al.
louinuI tor 0np wcoh.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the west--

Anor stay Of several years At WASH
ng,on, d. O., during which hohas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congress
and the departments, Judge Chs+ w.
s'uynor, an Attorney and Counselor Of
tho Supreme Court Of tho United States,
isproparod to promote proper Liquidation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing influential Congressman as to
the moods OF clients and communities
represented by him.
Ho also continues his practice In the
General Land onlos, prepares appeals,
mako. answora and arguments before the
Commissioner aud Secretary, analyses
and reports on cAsel TO attorneys At q
distance. and attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. Pc. Addroas, Box
ga, Washington u, q
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Sta7dard C5ur1b Works.

Rock Of Mormon. "A a,-onut Of ~
AHe.cat fahlu.lns o. the American Cont.
mont written BY Las hand Of Mormon upon
q.1,es tssa from tao plates ~ Ncphi, found
n..r 1il.ehr1.s.. Ontario o., Nsu York, aud
traass.i b. ra Prophet 15ierh Smith, Ir.
co.,. tlis. FlI G.sa. tlo1i ruu Roam, fi.5s.
Boil E.,l .tlnhli. $50. Pull Leather, embossed,
GE. Poll r.ah, emtolafi. tt01
Rsok 81 Mormon. largo rfint) Morocco,
Ersa OH SIS; Leather. CIT, tS.o0. Leather,
tll. CLOTH tlsa.
0oeffine aud Covenants ~ no Church o,
J-af. oiaa Of i.,t'efHlay sintsi containing
o.. n.tsiaI1ls gwen 20 Ia.oph smith. IT,. tho
Ff1r. a. Cor Gao hlIi ling up % tho kingdom OF
aoi n ila i4ft days. uni. tlJs, Pan n1al.
t25. rm rHl1 u.55. Poll iiock l-niaiij, 81 o..
rm tsaue5 emb1.loi. ti.15i ran cioth. ON.
bossei ii.al
Doctrine Ani Covenants. tLisss rHuD.
Maroaeo, Erla GIb t15si Leather, unL
$50. Leather, iip' cloth, t.1s
Pearl OF Great Pricc. A choice election
from t1 H.s'ilto1a, rnnlauaus. aud SER
rf'alH Of J1foph smith. Ont Prophet. s.sr
and Eayai1.1f of tlo Church u Jesus christ u
tHi-r.lay Saints. Mawcoo. unt sig,
Leather. unt, 800, Roam 5sc,, Coth. en-
tos.at in4
Key 60 thc Science Of Theology. p,.
signed af an Introduction % ths I1rai priuei.
rirs ~ spiritual ihlos1rhy. Religion. Law
ana Government, hs Delivered b. ha An.
cionia, aud la Restored In This aes Doc ue apal
Development q uiyefsh ptaes. trum and
Nnoesig' ny ruf-y p. rra,, rar reaa,
cmlrrai, U.s.. ruii Coih. ombo,sei. sl,.
voice OF Warning. An introduction 10 o.,
rah aad n1lidna OF u, uaflh OF Joiu.
Christ o. laiiot-iay g.lnp D. Farley D.
Pratt rui roam. embossed, sos, ruu Clau
smbaalsi, ai., Limp CLOTH, 2's.
srcnccr's Letters. Erhibiuns tis NOS, p-osu
iucni d1etfiHsi % iho Church 81 J,.us c,.fsl
20 Llinreiay Saints by urs1a Crtncsr. A. A.
~ uuch D. aI1 added hls Is,itr ou It'ri
rchai urlcr in rrpiy b. We nov wilton
craF.i, A. 81, u1liun, Mar. Tul Hoan. 90
h1tfci, tiUi Pull C.oh, embossed. .ss
la4uirs, ti.sl, out iaoo.
t1ymn fiook. Twentieth rdluaa. clo,h. ase,
fuii noan, is.i Full L-aih1r, tioo. Lsa,aor
extra narh, tl2li leather, uut, $50
Catcchism for ChiidrCn. Erhiins n,
pfumiaeui dogirinti Of The Church OF Issu
ChuH OF tatier-day aalnu ~ John Jaquef
Leather, asset Cloth, -5e.. lizards, Sc
Paper Cover. i5t
/ A Compendium % ma dosirincs q a.
Gospel, ~ rnnkiin b. Richards and Jai. 4
Little. Leather, uut, t20', leather, u.E0
imuaton leather lia. cloth, iLuo.
Ready References. Scripture trris arrange,
in suh.ociivo order, Win Historical n1is1, tsc.
49,, lis. ana ti.oo, according 10 binding
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miseelIaDeouS Works.


Orson traits Works, '--is, Of ramphisis
on the do5triuoi OF tho gofpei, book OF an
page, ls-.
handbook Of Reference to no history,
chronology, religion and country % mo Latter.
daJ aa'Ht'- ias salaia tni ttrhlsurl. To-
The Martyrs, an seaouai Of ne rnartyriom oi
Joseph ani liyrum SMITH, with steel engraving,
Of uhuc n16.o men, By T.. o. Liiuonsid, t0e.
Gospel Philosophy, shosiug iho absuriins,
% inlialiiy and uo harmony Of tho gospel
viii science and history, lgr.
Tho Hand OF Providence, as shown In The
history % nations and individuals, frlm no
great apotasy 70 tho restoration Of tho gospel,
an Illustrated work OF as pages-ycry inior.
o,ting. &C.
"uOrmonn Doctrine, plain ani simple q.
PLANTATION Of ue principles Of tho gospel, IN
twelve torloiy.urtien chapters, VITA appendix
giving acrpilgh references, ~ Charles ".
penro1e, 2lc
Dialogues and ueeitations, No.
contains pieces suitable Dor pablie and private
entertainments, &c.
why We Practice Plural Marriage,
BY "Mormnun vito and muthcf-iiolsn Mar
whitney, cioih cover, ase,
Unlawful Capitalization, containing mo 70.
marhabio ruling Of Judgo O.. b. z,no in utss
Territory on ths important question, 80.
The Tennessee Massacre ana IT, eauso,,
lecture BY John Nicholson, zoe.
The Mountain Meadow. Massacre ana
supplement give "a full account of ne
tragedy, and plaao DO blanc shore q properly
belongs, ~ O. ". penfnfo, aic.
Hood Atonement, nv O. w. r,Br,... s,.
plains ths doctrine a. unfsrH tod BIZ attrr.i4y
saints, 51,.
Headings ana tecitati0ns, second edition,
ablok n ir u,I.ss. containing q great variety
Of choice usadirgs and Heaitatians, complied
~ Prot 1.H, Paul, t0c.
A p,t, Poem, by Hannah r. Kin, P,ys
IA s.g,.. eloti, 40 e.at..
VAT Meeting Record. qairr, u.2'i J
qaire' tl.iai luirga, " 49,
'ni"'f W." "A"" ~ '"'' ~
Tho Fan OF tho Great Repubiie. ~ Sir
Henry suniiah coyerdio' 49,
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Chnreh unIyerslIy TheoIogy CIa.,.

Church University IheOlOgy Olass.
The slKleenth session Of this class
was held at the Assembly Hall, 1880
p. M, nearly 1909 students being
present, Lehh sts containing a syn0p.
sls Of the lecture were distributed at
the door. Aiior the opening prayer by
Elder IL, z, Richards, two Incidental
questions were considered az some
length. The instructor DR.. J. H.,
Valmage took special pains 90 explain
every point buarlug upon tho topics IA
question anu as a true teacher gsslsted
luo mind with many apt C0mpAtisont
Win words OF gratitude 20 God for
the success attending this theology
clAse, the audience was assurod " the
appreciation felt by tho Instructor o.
the interest taken % shown in the AZ
Tendance aud preparation. Yet owing
10 the fact that answers given from
the auditorium o. the large nall could
only with difficulty DO heard by few
and not at al by many hundreds, IL
WIS announced that tie review u
lessons IN form OF oral calculation
would BIO Discontinued until further
notice. This ehould not DO understood
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RTATI0NAL BANK
IN OF THE X
REPUBLIC
Ffnuh trnnr, President.
y. q Nnrrics, Nicc-PFcsidcat.
j. a. Earis, Cashier.

CAPITAL PAID IN $500. 600.
UauhlUr In on Co., branches tranfartaf A.
change drawn an NE principal cities q Eur6pA
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Uucrt0r1a1Cn. a. love. Emauua. kaha.
Juifo 2, ~ suuthcrand n, T. A. CuImef W.
2. tmti'oy q. d, iiolmsa, frAnk knOE 4, q.
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Antique lace eEec, Nottingham
Lace Curtains. lace center aud
Handsome border, cS. quality,
usually sold a $3.50 a window,
now
$3.50
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE ON DEMAND

Safety Dopolit Vaults, absolutely bur-
glar aud nrCprooG Rents 50 10 60 por
year.
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Pearl OF Great Price. A choice .rissn
from ih1 E.sr'1ii0aa, rnndauals. aud y,
rfloa1 Of Jofoph smith, Ont Prophet. D,
and Eoye.1ior oi tho Church o. Jesus christ
tli-r-ay Saints. M,fueco. unt 81.
Leather unt 800, Roam i5s, uoih. 81
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-12
CRASH.
NAPKINS.

iSxis in. DLEACHED NAPKINS
Csc doz.
t7Si7 IN. BLEACHEB NAPKINS
SSc doz.
i7xr7 in. CREAM NAPKINS
81 doz.
goxso in. CREAM NAPKINS
value -.
$l.35 doz.
Ixfi in. TURKEY RED DOYLEs
25c doz.
i6xi6 in. BLEAcHED DOYLEs
S5c doz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-12

wiiiora woodruff. Geo. a. cannon,
Prcsidon. Cn'h.'i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-12
SPRING STYLES.

ARE NOW ARRIVING. THE
LATEST IMPORTED AND DO.
MESTlC NOVELTIES IN SILKS
AND DRESS GOODS, ALSO
BEAUTIFUL WASH FABRICS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-22
CONFECTIONERY SPECIAL

Rich, hand made Chocolate Pralines, assorted favors. Greater value than we have ever offered before. Actually worth soc a ID. Saturday price
 l9c a lb.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-22
WE SHALL PLACE ON SALE A? 8:s0 A N. SATURDAY

A large lot of extra heavy Celluloid Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, silk and satin lined.
 This lot was purchased at a great sacrifice and will be of- fered at about half actual value.
 We do not guarantee them to last the entire day, but are on sale until sold. Choice at /. 79c each.
 Actually worth $1.5o.