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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03
HE WAS MURDERED.
Opinion Of the Detectives in the Case Of
John Cardish.

Opinion Of the Detectives in the Case Of
John Cardish.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
PITTsToN, Sept 2.-Actiny on the
advice OF District attorney Gorman.
County Detective Whalen on Saturday
arrived here and enlisting the services
of Constable P. j. E .rley, who Is prob
ably the best acquainted with the
Poles Of this region OF any officer in the
county. proceeded to Duryea to inquire
into the truth or falsity of the reports
In circulation relative to the death of
John Cardish. Cardish, it will be re-
membered, died in the hospital week
ago. The autopsy made by the phys-
clans revealed that he was the victim
Of foul play and not an accident re.
ceived in the mines. as his friends
sought to make the hospital authorities
believe.
The detectives learned after diligent
inquiry that the reports were correct
and that there had been dance In one
of the saloons Of the village on the
night Of Aug. 18. 1t was the Saturday
after pay day and among the crowd
who assembled was Cardish. Beer
flowed like water and all partook freely
OF 1t. The detectives learned that
among those present was a stranger OF
whom everyone so far interviewed, ap-
pearsd at loss to know The stranger
referred to moved about the place all the
evening and while appearing as drunk
as his companions and fully as hilarious,
was observed to partake sparingly of
the liquor.
Cardish, the murdered man, during
the evening treated frequently and
displayed considerable money. The
stranger during the evening, was OBJ.
served 10 he interested in Cardish, and
never lost sight Of him When Card
ish left the house soon after midnight,
several OF those present have since re-.
mem bsred, the stranger simultaneously
disappeared. but nothing was thought
OF 1t at the time. Cardish did not
reach his boarding house until the
morning following, whom he was found
to be injured and minus his months
pay. Shortly after arriving home he
lost consciousness and remained so un-
til he died the following Friday.
The supposition il. and one which is
strongly shared by the officers, that the
stranger referred to, seeing or knowing
Cardish had money after leaving the
house. headed him off aud from AM
bush struck him with "billy"o some
small blunt weapon. That the blow
was we'll directed aud q powerful one
Is proven by the piece Of the skull
taken from the dead mans head and
which is now in the care Of DR.. Nc.
Fadden, Of this place.
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MOOsic.

Mrs W. F. Waterman and children,
Clyde and Lena. left Friday morning
for Herrickville, Bradford county, to
visit friends for few weeks
DIR. Reeves, 4i2 Spruce street. Scrsn-
ton, cures Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Ga. m. to 9p. m.
Mrs. Nancy Howard. Of New Jersey.
is visiting at D W. Wildrick's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND BELLS IRE re.
joicing oyer the arrival Of a son.
Mics Olive Pearl left Saturday for
Stroudsburg, where she will attend
school.
The RENAME OF Dr. Frazonia will be
taken to Philadelphia for burial today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03
Forest CITY.

Complete arrangements have been
made for the Eleven county temper.
ance and prohibition reunion at Noun
tain Psrk next Friday, Sept. Z Speak
ere, Hon. Samuel Diokie, e. j. Wheeler,
editor OF the Voice. and @. L. Hawley
candidate for governor. Tue New
York, Ontario and Western railroad
have instructed all agents to sell tickets
at tho rate Of two cents per mile from
any point south Of Hancock. N. Y. to
Scranton. where the regular New York,
Oatario aud Western train, leaving
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

Hancock at 606 a. m. will connect
with the Central Raj r, a Of New Jer-
sey special train l-rving Scranton for
Mountain Park at 8 05 O. NJ. TIE fare
from Scranton to Monntain Park nnd
return is 70 cents. From all stations
between Hancock aud Scrant on. two
cents per mile.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions or
mothers for their children while testhing,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums allays all pain; cures
wind collie. and is the best remedy for di-
arrh@a. Sold by druggists in every part
Of the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no
no other kind. Twenty-Five cents bot
tia tk
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03
THIRD

The Fashions illustrated
in our Monthly are the
latest. We are the only
dry goods house that pub
fishes a Fashion Monthly
and hope you appreciate
our efforts. If you wish
to dress we'll and dress
economically, don't fail to
read it.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03
A WORD OR TWO
ABOUT OURSELVES.
FIRST

FIRST
When we have a good
thing we are anxious to
divide it among our
friends. We require more
space for our Fall Trade
and all Summer Goods
must make way. We can
not afford to carry them
over until next season.
We give you Bargains.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

Clipped from Canada "Presby terian, "
under signature of C. Blanket Robinson,
Prop'r.: was cured Of oft-recurring bill.
lious headaches by Burdock Blood Bitters.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

4I2 Spruce Street, Scranton,
where he has fit ted spacious and commodious
parlors for the daily treatment of all ACUTE
and CHRONIC DISEASES of men, women
and children.
The Doctor is a SPECIALIST in the general
sense of the term. He has devoted lifetime
In relieving suffering humanity, and having
spent ~ years in active practice, both in pri.
vate and hospital service, he is prepared to
act SPECIALLY in any and all diseases, hav.
ing treated every conceivable disease known.
He, with his assistants, treat all Diseases OF
the Nervous System, Diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat, Dyspepsia, Rheuma.
tism, Lost Vitality, Premature Weakness or
Decay. in both sexes; Fem ale Weaknesses
and Irregularities, Nervous Debility, Catarrh,
Tumors Cancers, Eruptions, Blood Poisoning,
Fits, Epilepsy, Indiscretions and Errors Of
Youth. Lost Manhood, Eczema, Scrofula, St
Vitus' Dance, Asthma, Disc ases of the Heart,
Lungs. Liver. Kidneys, Bladder, Stomach,
Etc.
Consultation and examination free.
Office Hours Daily, 0 am. to D. m. Sun
day, 10 to II and Q to 1.
Remember name and number.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

There Is nothing like DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil to quickly cure cold or relieve
hoarseness. Written by Mrs. M. J. Eel
lows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph Co., Mich. "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03
GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
A Noted Physician
Now With Us.

DIR. E. L. REEVES Of Philadelphia, the
able and successful Physician and Surgeon,
10 now permanently located at
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-03

"For years was in very serious condition
with catarrh Of the stomach, bowels and bladder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-09
mARsHAL's SALE.

DUHsUANr To ~ ORDER or sALE
Il a.l decree nf foreclosure g. me directed
BY the 1tird Judicial usuIct Court OF the
lCfrturY uI Utah, ahall expose at public
sale, Al tho front door Of tho County
Court House In The Guy and county of salt
day ot O'iuhcr lrit, at twelve .lg O'Clock m.,
hll tue right tile, claim ana interest of John
a. 1rutsHuca aud Nuu u. bruysuctk. MaA
Marun aud samuel iipser, partners, dUiug
business under Tie nrm name aud HtY ut
Mhtuu q lipsCr, NhtiunA iiaus ut the lir.
public, d CORPORATION, sally u, MAYER, Abra-
ham ~Irauso and Mn Alder. IATtuCrs, doing
Mayer -trauHo x COMPANY gilbert Mauufa0.
tuuuF company, H rIrpu alton, II. N. haCuus
Henry W. trgynvt tuarlus D. uHAler, Ihuwaa
hufiasr3 Mary NflAUnt Ml. liam A. ramFuu3
hul htIUHs stephen Haze. T. RIMS
brown John p scott aud james Anderson.
puriuora. doins business under tho hfm name
and siylutf Hrutt a Anderson tifst National
Hank q Fafg CIV, 70 corporation. Andrew q.
liuNcus j, iuurEari flfst National Bans OF
uoadWuod, south Dakota, corporation 4, Is.
ba|lArii Frank q, Hiatt, NHbpfl a. uurtun,
~, Joseph ~. stout and Morris GoldbrTg, Of,
In And 10 the FOL own described real estate,
situate lying AMI being 10 tho city aud county
described a. follows, to'wlt' Az OF tho
NORTH onc,hali 80 ~ lot one 90, in bloc.
hfty.two t5lJ, nlht - " salt iake CIV tur.ry.
icing ten llul rods square and contT.ning one
hundred tlull square rods Ot ground, To no
sold NJ tue property OF Jnhn a, GrucsbcrE
aud Ann u. Grura1cck, NJ the SUIT 0f Xiun's
saving Ran trust company. corporation
NAT N BRIGHAM, U, s Marshal
Wy JouN " tuNMock. ucputy.
Dated september 22uu, lsul
Juhu VI, uuuuu. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

7 UCKY BILL MINING co, LOCATION
- OF principal place OF business Park tlty,
summit county, Uth, lOrAuon ct mine,
snake creek Mining District Whsatch county,
Utah
NutIcc "a hcrObY given that alta meeting OF
the board Of directors held 40 fars CITY, utAh,
on the 3stl dAy lf september, 1874, an assess,
mtnt NO. 10 OF Que and one half cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock OF tho corporation, payable toe A Gtbbs,
treasurer, room 2l7, Constitution building
on or before thf 10Th dag 1f November. lsgl
Any stock upon which this Assessment 10.
mains unpaid on the sAii luth day OF N0vem,
hor 1904, Will be delinquent and advertised Tor
salS ~ Iv.ly A1'on "ht II Iaymvhl ls not
Nuvniu her, 1874, ut Room 20s Constitution
Hullding, at o. me, 90 pay tho assessment
together with cost oiadyerslsiug ami cApeuso
OF sale.
WALTER J, BURTON, Secretary,
10y q A. GInHs, Acting Secretary
Park city uWh,lscpL l,th,ls
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auMMONs.
In the District Court 10 ani for The Third
Judicial District Of Utah TERRITORY.
County NJ salt Lake

Sarah Eahn. plainua,
John " Dolnn, Mafcells Doian ME wife
hber, j. Ro1insor, and Jane Doc Robinson,
The People o. ne Territory Of utah sond
erecting to John N. Do|an and Marrolla
uOlau, bic wife Albert !. Robinson and Iaae
Doe lobiuson. BIZ wife. defendants.
Nyut ARE HEREBY REQUtUED TO A..
i pear m 40 aruun brought AGAINST YOU
~ above namei .piainuhs iu thc District
Court ~ the Third judicial District Of the
lcIutory u Utah and % answer the comp aiHt
q "a therein within ten days teNcI usya ~ tas
daI " .er1icel after the service on you of
tsmmont- served within this couhtyi Or 4
served oct this county, but In thus district.
Nithin twenty DAYS. othefwne NitAa forty
days-sr judgment by default uiil - psea
Aslis,t lou, according 10 the prAJss Of sad
Ths SAD action is ron htto have drnont
hEairft defendants uolan iu tho sum q N,tU.
WIN interest a. ~ per cent per auuuu itum
AurI' q. i-ll. tor si0y attorneys fee for So 70
with Interest from MAY 2 1914 for SIS 81 WITH
interest from Nsy b. is3i, Tor SO ~. with in.
aunum, tor aNes paid b. panun ami tor
costs ~ suit alleged 90 De due on certain
boIau 20 plaintiff June % i-ll tor $3.50, vita
interest Al W yer cent ucr auuum=aamo hulns
Que aud wholly unpaid save the sum % $50
Interest and uciug secured by a mortgage of
executed 10y defendants uHlan 20 plaintiff
sad murtgsEod promises having been. since
/ fhf'NAl'ii NN NA.A NlNF NNANNf conveyed 10 NUa
PENDANT Albert J huhinsuu. subject 81 lien OF
Hai' mortgage 20 have the usuA' decree 10 tuia
court Cor NE sa.o u said premises adiuisiug
that proceeds ~ such sale hF appHod tn nav.
mcut u amounts due A. above that defend
nutH and All pefa1us claiming under them 10
/ bauol and fOrsclosgd OF eli elem or equity %
Q redemption In said premises, and Tor nihnf
relief sad premises are described a. .a.Ious
| tu witt 40 ~ lots numbered from D tn 4 ta.
elusive, aud being al .ho lot comprising
I nuau's suHd.Nisiun 81 part Of block "a. Plat
l A. tINU Acre IItt. NIF fIrId survey pNFfntIrr
Tote 80 and 80 Of Hai1 HuhditiH ibu no situate IL
/ ta't lake tIE and County. Utah
AMI you arr hereby uuunof that n Won fan 10
| appDar tud answer Che s.if compliant 10 above
| rfVu res The sHtt ulNutH Will Appiy 10 the
/ court f1r Cue fc loi demanded therein
] NltutEH Tho Hon ramunl s.. Merritt iud o.
and thr rHII 10 thr District Court of
tho ihiri JudfrIN District in aui
/ tsIALl for clio l7rr tory OF 9TH, This ian
cay ~ July ln tlo year 1f our ord
one thguaud eight handTgd aud
| ninety four
DAVID e. DUNBAR. CLERK
ny Gro. u. louMia. Deputy CIntt
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nUE-UANT TO AZ ORDER or SALE
o. mu directed hy the Third nIsturtguutt
0t tho Territory OF Utah, I shall expose NJ
public sale, 40 the south Front bour OF the
uuutY Court house lu tuC Guy Of sat lakO,
County ~ SAT- latu, and Territory ot utAu
ON the rd DAY Of october, 1874, 40 DO O'Clock
am. al. she right, title, claim and interest ~
pcuuI Jennie j. sutton lhu Commercial
National bank ia corpuratloul, ", :, McCor.
nica. guardian, ", + MrCorn.ra doing buti.
ness ~ NclurnicE a Go p, lhe state nanN
" Utah 10 corpurauuuI, aud D. a, Hiatt OF,
boz, aud 90 tho following described real estate,
tituutc, Niu and being iu salt Lake County,
uui described az tollowt, Co wit
part u lot three liI, no block thirteen tl3l,
ut plat ~ salt LAKE survey, commence nix at
mo HOuturast conner o. SAID lot and running
thence north one hundred and sixty i've llG1l
toot thence west nfg four go feet thence
south one hundred and sixty i've tldAl feet,
and tuUnCo east nfystour ~ feet 10 begin
niuf. Also apart OF sud lot three lI, b oc.
thirteen ,lil, plat ~" commencing at the
southwest corner OF Hlld lot, and running
thence moth one hundred and sixty ave DO j
fert. tnunuO uatt hfiy.tour go fuot, thouro
soutu ono hundred ANA sixty i've II % feet.
nnt thence west MY four lbil foot 90 tho place
az lpltuuiug. AGO an OF lutH one 90 ana two
~. in HluUk TWO .EI, OF Eluch's euhulyiaiuu OF
IIort five .3l iu plat an" salt Latr CIV sun
ycy. AlsoAII Of lottwo l2l. in block one hun
dred and forty one an, Of plat ~ salt
MA. N. Jauus, sarah james Kate ~ t,eoTse
psuni, az lho suit Of John u. Ingram.
Itfms OF sale, each
SAT NJ BRIGHAM, 4. r. Niarshsl.
Ny T. l. ARCHER pepuly Marshal
Dated october ist 1891
g. u. Jack, Attorney Tor plaintiff
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER TRUST
DEED.

NInEBEAs MARTHA FERGUSON IN
w her own 200, joining with john Per.
guson her husband 10y their certain deed OF
rust made, executed and delivered By them
on the sith da, ut March 1888. to ". = Sic
Cuulck, and duly recorded ln the recorders
urlrc oftho Couutl of ait Lac, Territory N
Inclusive, did grant bargain, convey and
confirm unto che said W. r, McUlr.
MEX. parry OF me second part la said decd u
trust the following described premises s.tu
ntrd "a the town ~ sandy, County Of salt
Lake, TERRITORY of Utah. 10 Wit
Cnmmeugius one hundred lig0l feet north
OF the southeast C0rnUrof block seventy Two.
ti2I sandy STATION ulat running thence south
one hundred .lI| feet toiihU southeast corner
OF said block thence wet two hundred 5000
feet 10 tau su1ihWcst corner OF
said bIOca, thence north seventy.
nyo COY icoii thence east one
hundred u0u irrti thence North twenty
nya tlsl feet thence Rest one hundred 400
toOt 10 Mace OF beginning, which said con.
ycyaucc was in irus, 90 secure The payment by
tho said Martha furguton ana John Ferguson
to John -tharcr u tne sum OF sl,lOlul on
twelve per ccuturr annum from March slrd.
1898.
trust thatit DC ault should 10 made in ghr
paymrut ~ SAID sum OF money or ANY mart
thereof when due, then said ". n. MrtoFulrk,
me successors ur assigus would proceed 90 sol
hidder f6r rash ne the front door OF The county
court house IU SAT- Lake tity, Utah Territory
lrst giving twenty lays notice Of the time,
iu some uvWHItUCr printed In the EngIsn
Language, published IN ralJ Lake CITY, and
Whereas 100 uarto SAID principal tum has
hepn pHtd, except tHc aum OF SIS 10: there Ia
now due and unpaid thereon tue sun Of
ggUiG..o. and
Whcrea, the said John scharer as tho legal
holder of said note has requested said VS.
Mcdonnell no sull said premises 10 nay 6aid
sum Of money. now therefore. l. the uudur.
figuod, ". Mri ornlek, trustee a. afltrHaId.
owntr and holder ot said note ani 10 accord
auce with me proNiHtuns Of said tTuat deed.
will, on "wednesday the 9Th day Of October. al
l2 O'Clock noon NJ sNi LAY, AZ the south front
door Of tho court house, salt take county,
Utah Territory. cell hu above doacribsd
premises, or sunlricnt thereof 70 pay said 10.
dcbtodutss, 70 lho hlhlttt bidder for cash
w, \, M'uuRNlCh,
Trustee,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and Tor SAT- Lake
county, Territory OF Utah
In tho Matter N tho Estate OF John n,
AumUI, deceased
order 10 show cause why order Of sale Of
real estate tbould nor be made.
EUsrAN 10 nACuNAN, TIM ADMINS.
II traitor of The estate of John n UuWul,
deceased. having n'od petition herein, duly
verified, praying Tor an order OF sale OF tue
real estate OF sad deccdtpL for me purposes
therein ttt forth,
ltis therefore ordered by the Judge OF faid
court, mat o. D persona interested IN the estate
of said deceased, appear before tho sud FRO.
bate tour, ON saturday, tho 2lth DAY of Oc.
touur, lsli bt 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon Of eali
day 40 The court room Of SAID Probate Court,
Bt Che County Court House, lu che city aud
County uf ralt lnkC, Utah Territory, tl show
yaute why au order should not uu granted 60
tHy SAID administrator Co BOIL 90 much OF the
real estate OF the said deceased az private sale,
az shall DO necessary ami that d cops OF
this order Do published at least Inur successive
weeks iu tho nEsEREr EyUstSG MINIS, a
newspaper printed and published ma ssid clV
aud county
Dated september isth. lsgL
JACOB u BLAIR,
Probate Judge
T. AZ. WAppELI, attorney,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE rs UEWEuN GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting ot the stockholders OF tho flfth
Ward 90 operative Mercantile Institution will
be held at tho lusuiuuou's once, 80 $40 Ne.t
seventh south ST.. salt Lake CIty, on Nedupst
day evening, net 90 1874, at O'clock, for tho
purpose OF hearing reports. mo election ~
dIrcttura for the ensuing year ami for the
transaction Of such other business a. may
come before the mtptiug
JAMES fREtBAlRS Secretary.
SALT Lac City, SEPT ~, Is5LN
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ONE PRICE.
J. P. GARDNER,
III Main street.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Homer a. uouion. deceased
NOTICE T. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudrrslgu,u. adm biH ratrlx ct the e.
tate ~ Homer s. boutuu, deceased, o. the
creditors o. and al urfHuuH having claims
against the sad rUrtaHrI o. exhibit thrm
win the nrctssary vouchers, within ten
notice, 20 the said admiuiatratfiN No so. IA
Wee. Jeychth touih street. salt Lake CITY
ItHh
Dated September i3ih. 81
NANCY BOUTON,
AdmiuistratriH 81 the estate ot Homer A.
uuufun. decreased.
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Mary Howal, city, knitted slippers,

Mary Howat, city, knitted slippers,
81.
OLD LADIES' WORK.
Mrs. Margaret Kirk, city, eight
articles complete, diploma and 81.
Mrs. Giesy, city, one psir Knit cotton
SOCKS, 4.
sophis whest, city, fancy kuit stock.
ings for infant, 50 tents.
Mrs. Margaret KIRK, city, knlt silk
mltteoe, 80 cent?.
Mrs. .. J. Bennett, city, knitted
loggings, 81.
ROSA Por,er, city, best specimen EN-.
broidefy, 81.
Anna Modresor city, neatest hand.
made cnild's dress, s..
Millen NJ. Stark, Brigham City, dis
play millinery Hover, 81.
Salt Lake COstuming House, city,
display hair work, silver medal.
SPECIAL.
Kate ID. Barron Buck, city, elk map
OF the United States, gold medal.
Miss Plaisiej, OgIen, sculpture, In.
dian head, diploma.
Mrs. j. IL. TWAS, 80. GB1rse, hsli.
d0z straw hats, $500.
Mrs. j. IL. lvins, st. George, straw
braid, 50.
Lucy g. Alexander, city, straw bon
net, $3.50.
Lucy q. Alexander, city, hat, 81 80.
Mrs. NJ. =. Caiac, cty, cotton Uel
spread, 81
Mrs. a. S. Celne, city, Utah silk
toy by OH lazy, $3.50.
Ella fiprb city, specimen reele1
silk, diploma aud 80.
Mrs. ". A. Game, ty,epeoimen spun
silk, 81.
Hannah Bentley, 81. George, oollsc.
ton cocoOuu, 50.
Hannah bentley, 81. George, silk
worms aud cgs., diploma.
Mrs. NJ. A. lili, Provo, spun silk nag,
Utah SILK, g..
Mrs. NJ. 5. Caine, city, dfess pattern
u silk raised aud manufactured In
Utah, $40 aud diploma.
Miss Harrison, city, best pound CO.
coous, IS aai diploma.
Miss Harrison, city, best specimens
ogls, s. ami diploma.
Miss Harrison, city, best haDj.reelei
silk, sou Aui diploma,
j. A. Slriughsn, city, best sewing
Gilk, 81 ana lipioms.
J. A. 5.riugnAm, city, bsit n1is silk,
81 aud diploma.
Mrs. NJ. 5. TIL, Provo, spun knit.
ting silks and diploma.
Pearl Buckle, city, Oes. irelel dolls f,
$3.50.
MiscELLANEous MACuiyERY AND
lMrLtMhN1s.
Cragan Iron company, city, wire.
WAR, diploma.
Crasan Iron company, city, farm
irnc., diploma.
Oulad 4 Knight, city, spring wagon,
polo mclnl.
Phi Nodrr, city, buggy, gold meisl.
Borden 4 Rlbinson, city, skeleton
wagon, dipl ma recommended.
Angus Me * Hliar, city, dump wagon,
diploma recommends.
William Aspcr * Co., city, farm
gate, diploma.
Jabtz Taylor q Sons, city, wash.
bonri, s..
J. $, u nelson, city, churn, 81.
John Peterson, Huntsville, tanning
mill, diploma,
lsuisls & Merrill, Richmond, pillow.
g and silver medal.
Nopbi Howcroit, Sandy, pumps,
diploma.
Charles Nrwson, city, washing
machine, silver medal.
sJohn hHhiquist, city, tire iron, silver
medal.
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wasaioh Restaurant, Larson Bros.,
80 Il. second south ~. We serve the
hcst sbc meals IN the city; dinner from
~ & D, IS hot lunch, Toe; oysters, New
YORK counts, zoe hall DIX, hot cake
nnI nnllrr. lmr