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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-14

scribner's Magazine.

scribner's magazine for fS9Tpromises to
he more attractive than ever before, and
That statement is complimentary to high
degree. A group OF papers BY Robert
Grant. entitled 1.-THE Art OF Living" is
bepun in the January issue; the irst pa
nsr deals with sIncome;" the second pa
her takes upssTbe Dwelling the third,
found in the March issue, blouse Fur
nishing and the Commissarat. "The
Amazing Marriage" begun in January, is
20 be continued through the year, by Geo.
Meredith, novel OF eDviable fame. W.D.
Howells and other noted writers are en-
gagged as contributors Of fiction. Noah
Brooks has contributed to the American
PARTY Politics''series three articles already
this year, and three valuable art papers
have appeared. The special feature, how
ever, Tor the year IL History Of the Last
Quarter Century in the United States, =
Written by e. Benjamin Andrews. presi :
dent OF Brown University, the first IN
stallment OF which we have in the March
number. These papers alone give an in.
crease TO the already large circulation Of
this magazine. Bedding Plants Is a
beautifully illustrated article written BY
Samuel Parson. Jr., superintendent of the
parks of New York city. A literary paper
OF pleasant interest has for Its topic,
.sThoreau's Poems OF Nature Hug hy,'
by Rhodes Macknight, and Revenge, 10y
Able Carter Goodloe, are stories wen
worth reading.
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A Valuable Relic.

w. Howard Tucker OF White Riv-
er Junction has several valuable relies
Of the late Rebellion, among which is
a copy of the pocket edition of the
New Testament published BY the
American Bible society in 1860. A fly
leaf ut the opening Of This book bears
the following inscription: Presented
10 \. ). Mckeen BY Gen. Us. Grant.
BY him 10 his wife, Mrs. Mary Il. Me-
Keen. January |, ls62." This book
was probably Il New Years gift from
Gen. Grant 10 Mckecn, who was in
some way connected with the army Of
the Mississippi, Brig. Gen. Grant be-
ing at that time in command OF that
department, with his headquarters at
Cairo. III. Mrs. Mckccn never re-
cciyed this testament. Her husband
was killed in action or died in hos
pital and his effects were sent with
other army baggage TO Louisville, KY,
and stored there at army headquar-
iers, where during the next two years,
they were broken open and scattered
about the storage room IN which this
testament was found in ls64 by Mr..
Tucker, who was then chief clerk and
and cashier Of the distributing depart
ment of the Mississippi.
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Vermont Pensions i.

Additional. Moses George, Wood,
stock, Wm. Walker, Springfield; sup
elemental, Henry Gorham, PouIlncy
reissue, Eleazcr Rishtore. Montgom.
cry, John Finn, West Randolph, eyre
Mcacham. Brandon; CONGRATULATIONS
ETC., minors of Oliver Il. Stevens
Brookield, Eliza Il. Miller. Castlcton
original, Alexander King, East Mid
dlebury.
Additional, Charles +. Peabody.
Rutland; reissue. Edmund +. Wood
ward, deceased, West Danvile,
Walstein l.. Morris, st. .Johnsbury,
original, widows, etc, Laura j. West,
Danville.
Renewal, Francis Austin, Shoreham:
increase, David Quebec. ST. Adams;
Mexican war survivor, increase.
Michael Mcnamara. Westmore.
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TO Be Needed now.
Inithe Spring You Are Al
ways Run Down.
ThisiWi|| Ts|IlYou Just What to Do
for Yourself.
And Just Why You Should Follow
Exactly This Plan.

In the spring everybody needs tc
think about taking spring medicine
Not only is this a common practice,
but very necessary and healthy one.
1t is a fact which physicians acknowl-
edge and the people recognize gener-
ally. that spring tonic taken during
the months Of March, April and May
is more conducive to the restoration
Of health, iii cases Of those who are
sick, than any other course of treat
menr that could possibly be adopted.
1t is further understood by every
body that even for those who call
themselves well, Il is very important
at this season of the year, if they
would maintain good health and Wig
or,to take spring remedy to strength
Ell and invigorate The nerves, tone up
the action of all the organs, and thus,
by creating healthy condition of the
nerves, blood, stomach, liver. kidneys
and bowels, assist Nature in the efforts
she always makes III the spring to
cleanse, purify and invigorate the sys-
TEN.
In the spring there are a great many
and important changes going on in
the body. Perfect health cannot be
maintained while the systemis cloeged
and The organs sluggish, and the per-
son has languid and weakened feel
ing, with more or less nervousness and
debility.
Now in regard to what you should
take. The best spring medicine, IN
dorsed and recommended by physi-
clans. druggists and the people, is DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. In proof of this, thousands
of testimonials are being constantly
published in the papers. The follow
ing is from Mrs. Eta Sumner of
Goodells, Mich.
81 have been afflicted" she says,
with nervous debility for wear. NV
nerves were completely Frustrated and
suffered at the slightest excitement,
with great headache. AT times was
entirely overcome by this disease.
would stay in the house alone and de-
spise the sight Of my own people.
"My entire nervous system was
shattered, and my life was worri-
ment and burden to me. was adj
vised to try Dir. Grene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy,and while on
the first bottle, began TO recover. My
friends were very much surprised
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-14

Before | had finished the second
bottle,l could sleep with quiet mind,
and eat with aready and refreshing
appetite. have found DR.. Greene's
Newura blood and nerve remedy TO
be exactly what ii is represented.
81 cannot speak half highly enough
Of it. cheerfully and earnestly rec
ommend il to everyone afflicted with
disease. What gives people absolute
confidence in it, is its being the dis
covery Of one of our best known and
most successful physicians"
No remedy in the world is so sure TO
bring back bloom and color to the van
and faded cheeks, the brilliancy to the
hollow and haggard eyes, the light
ness and elasticity 70 the weak and
weary steps, The strength and vitality
to the unstrnng, shattered and worn
out nerves. II is indeed, the greatest
OF all spring medicines, for il makes
the sick well and strong.
It's not Il patent medicine, but the pre-
scription of the most successful living
spcclalistin curing nervous and chron-
ic diseases. DR.. Greene Of 34 Temple
Place, Boston, Mass. He has the largest
practice in the world, and this grand
medical discovery is the result of his
vast experience. The great reputation
of Dr.tirccne is a guarantee that he can
DC consulted by anyone, at any time
free OF charge, personally or BY letter,
gives absolute assurance Of this won
dcrful medicine.
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The CosInopolitan.

The March Cosmopolitan opens with q
handsomely illustrated article Mont.
Saint Michel by j. Howe Adams, who
describes this remarkable combination OF
abbey, fortress, town and rock in NORTH
western France. Ernest Daudet writes
OF "a President Of France and there are
portraits Of President and Madam Carnot.
"The Observatory OF the Vatican is fully
illustrated, and the statement is made
that '.Leo XIII. has never been inside the
Gregorian observatory, and his first
he may be justly considered the founder,
will be through the pages OF the maya
zine containing this article,n and these
illustrations are from the first photo
graphs ever taken OF the interior OF this
observatory. 'sPearl Diving and Its
Perilsn gives the experience OF a diver in
Australian waters.
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Around the Campfire.

Rev. p. M. Snyder will deliver the
Memorial day address in Burlington,
The @. "a. r. post and the Ladies
Aid of Bristol will play war drama
March 81. % and 23.
The gross receipts Of the bazar re-
Gently held by Co. A, LIST Regt, V.N
G., Rutland, were 5000.
T. A.DeBoer of Montpelier has beer
secured BY the Grand Army post tt
deliver the address Memorial day a.
Waterbury.
Morrisvillc refused to make an ap'
preparation for soldiers monument
The veterans have raised s1l2 toward
a $4,000 monument.
Co. b, v. N. g., of st. Adams ha'
received S5l0.s3 insurance on III
property destroyed BY the fire IN ting
fremont house. The state will soor
be asked to supply the company VIII
a new equipment.
There was camp fire at Stephen
II. Spaulding : post, Derby Line, sat
nrdav afternoon. Their flag has az.
rived and ii is a beauty. II was I
present from the brothers and sisters
Of Lieut.. Stephen Il. Spaulding.
Flint post of Claftsbury held very
interesting camp fire on Friday even
inc, Feb. Ist, at which time the posi-
received from the sister Of Capt. Flint
fine portrait. The speaking and
services were of unusual interest and
referred largely to the cavalry services
and the incidents connected with
Capt. Flint's death.
Co. G's dramatic club OF Bradford
presented 'sThc Confederate Spy al
Village hall, Friday evening, March
LIST, under the management of Mr.Joe
Wan, to a crowded house, and repeat
ed il Tuesday evening to a fair audi
ence. All the parts were well taken
and much credit is due 10 Mr.. Niau
for the way it was presented. The
company clears about so and has just
cause 70 feel greatly clated.
There is much Indignation among
the veterans Of Rutland for the delib-
crate insult offered them by John A.
Speliman at a public meeting held At
the city hall on Monday night Of last
week and which was addressed by
Spellmm in his own interest as an in
dependent candidate for mayor. In
the course of his remarks, Spellman
declared in substance, that ii elected
mayor there would be no officials APP
pointed by him to draw a salary from
the city treasury, who were ut thu
same time drawing a pension from the
government. Every veteran in Rnt-
land took exception TO this declaration
by Spcllman and accepted it as 4 pre-
meditated insult to the ''old soldier
element.
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Atlantic Monthly.

A new serial is begun in the March At
lantic by Gilbert Parker. 1t is q historical
romance, strong and marked in style, and
the readers sympathy is given without
reserve to the English officer, Captain
Stobo, who is represented as telling his
own story, which is saidto be based uuon
the actual experience OF a friend OF Wash
ingtons younger days in Virginia. The
serial takes the title OF "The Seats OF the
Mighty J. T. Trowbridge tells some
very interesting things in his ''Confessions
of Novel Writer about his stories
"Neighbor lakewood and ssCudio's
Cave" The first chapters OF the former
were written while The author was spend
ing a summer in Vermont in 1854 at a
farmhouse not far from the junction OF
Otter Creek and Mad River, and the last
story wes finished in Paris the following
YEAR
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The Forum.

OF the dozen articles in the March Fo.
rum, every one deserving special mention
we have space tor a few only. To the
question Ills This Income Tax Constitu'
tional ~ f. r. A. Seligman answers al.
Tentatively, tho be deplores some OF the
provisions Of the law The 1.-TWO Exam
pies OF Successful Profit Sharing" given
by Prof Blackman, are Proctor q Gamble,
soap and candle makers of lvorydaie, o.
and n. O. Nelson Manufacturing com
many near ST. Louis. "The Work OF Viii
iage Improvement Societies. is shown Us
byB. G Northrop. Jacob Riis. than
whom no one knows better, thinks the
tenement House the Real Problem Of
Civilization The principles Of the 'An-
titoxine Treatment OF Diphtherian are
set forth, and results OF experiments
given by DR.. Holt, and the conclusion i
very hopeful as to the efficacy OF this
remedy. Frederic Harrison assigns very
high place in Victorian literature to Char
lotte Bronte and gives critical study OF
her work in general, and particularly Of
s.Jane Eyre
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Block In st. bloomsbury Burned.

Fire broke out in the basement of
the Pythian block 1T o'clock Sunday
afternoon and gained considerable
Roadway in the partitions before the
tircmcn arrived. After hard fight
OF two hours, it was thought that the
fire was cxtinguished. The building
was SO filed with smoke that nobody
could save anything. After the fire
was supposed to be under control, the
flames broke out in the roof and the
building was practically DESTROYED
The building cost ~, 900 and was in
snred for $4,000. The Phythians
will probably rebuild.
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TATE OF VERMONT, In Prolsle IN n Al
tANDoLPH DISTRICT. IS Sat Ghelss o.
aid District. m the 2lst dav OF ftpl1" H IA
fohn Vi. Scribner, administrator o, id',ll,ii'
Daniel ID. Willis. late Of Chelsea ~ - "a tOsf
'cceasd makes application ~ ia lid
license to sell all of the real estate ,hs hapel
situate in Chelsea. to viii: being . ln lid
pf tie kite Daniel y. willis, repre ~ srs Il
ale thereof VIII he beneficial 10 ."
sale and all persons int esed tl,e I, l. orlr
aid court. that said application Nc
session thereof. to be held at The liop D. ~
said Ch.iseaon he 2lsi day of Marell I. nrtd
earring and decision thereon ana y, y notified z
Tered. that ali persons interested p ,,Ilcslca
" publication of notice OF said app,',.fio iNe y
Ter thereon. three weeks sliecess,n eforr sud X
earring, ihat they may appear a. SAID syi
nd. il they see cause, object thereto; w
III Attest. WILLIAM III Nlo -
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G. Il. Aliens seed and plant Guiae.

The novelties offered by Allen this year
are quite worth examining, Among those
particularly alluring are Giant White
Comet Aster, New Climbing Nasturtiums,
Pansies and Sweet Peas In plants, the
New Crimson Rambler Rose and Carna.
tons and Chrysanthemums seem very de.
sirable Everything for the vegetable gar.
den can be supplied at low prices. Al
these are all grown in Vermont, they must
be adapted to our climate. Send for cata-
logue before buying elsewhere. z. y. Al
len, Brattleboro, VT.
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srArE an yERMoNr 10

STATE OF VERMONT fAt PrOtas I,
DISTRICT or HAsTFoRD.ss, he q al Wo,ss
within aud for said district on the 18th dag IA
A. d.. 1891.
Present, Hon. Thos. o. seayer, Judss
Whereas ] o. sargent. executor
Of the last win Of Ahial putNani, late IN
10 said district. decreased festaie proposes rad
an account of lis administration ofssit tlstt
and presenting his account
against said estate for allogsps I
session uf said Court 10 BIZ held At the PrOhaig1
In Woodstock IN said District. on The AA y
Ma Oh a. u. 1895. And Whereas. said Courl*
signed said time aud place fol settlement d al
account md Tor lie rec % the residue 81 az
tate 10 the legafees aud heirs Of said deceased
ordered
that public notice thereof be given 70 al IeisiN
ttrestcd In said estate by publishing rpEd
record of This order three weeks sueces.iyely, "
ans 20 the day assigned. as aforesaid % Ne y;
G0nrier. Il newspaper published At Be'N
The county Of Windsor in tn Siaieoi W
Therefore. All persons concerned ia 20 esi A.
notified 10 appear at The pr0hse 0nct 70
stock. In said District, on the day asssnl' = Az
said. then and there TO contest the MovalHe@ l
AccoiInt.if They see canse. and to establish ielfns
as heirs, legatees, and lawful claimants o. Aa
iue.
Atrue record. Attest v. J. sEAVER Rsglsai
A true copy of record,
Hi Attest. n. J. sEANhh AeisSh
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STATE OF VERMONT, / In frOudlf '. ,sss
Randolph DISTRICT. sst Washins,op N Il
for said district on the 22d iay'ot feo. =. p
Chester i,ickey. administrator OF Tue es's, M 4
Of Levi Clough, late Of Washington nm ~ ss
deceased makes application to SAD Npa an..'Jle
10 sell all al the real estate OF SAD ueevys
din Washington. representing tlial 'p'
ben, fetal TO HE heirs of said estate, .A,,J
Whercupon, il is ordered by said cour'l' ~ I
application be referred os MIA
aid Court to be held at the Probate VIZ ,,S
loph on the lalh day Of Garcl, A, y; T ,.ts
fearing and decision thereon: Ana !, y ,s,..ss
tered That notice hereof be given 70 az is,I. X
.sted by publication of the same three .syss
lively in the Heraldmd News, wegs9 a,sapD
published at neutrality-suspicious. 10 saia VII tne
d for hearing, that they may appear az
" ~ 500 Bytbe Court Act ss. Ius
iii WILLIAM II. NltaOh,yS,
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News from Denison.
From the MONTPELIER Argus,

The following special telegram will
prove very interesting reading to
those shareholders in the Denison In
vestment company who have contrib
ntcd to the fund to purchase the prop
erty at the court sale at Sherman.
Texas, on Tuesday:
SHERMAN, Ten, March ), 1898.
Cobb, President Of National bank,
purchased property for contributing
shareholders and bondholders. We
are happy. "A. p. CnIl.ps.
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biiiousness, Indigestion, Headache.
a pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
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STATE or VERMONT, ,In PROBATE o..

RANDOLPH DISTRICT. s.. a. WaslluS'n,
district On the ,yd day of February =, ~ -
An instrument mirporting 70 PC l,le is y NJ Y,
testament OF Thomas l.. DimieE' ait u n. Y,
m said District. deceased. is presellet,ai - II !,
tor probate aud allowance by Mli'la W.. MI MI
The executor Thereof: and II Is ordered y Nh
hat all persons concerned therein % , ,%ussi
pear before said Court. 40 IL. WV L
Washington aforesaid. on the Gana, W
Nd. 1875 and shnwcause II anytime! inal ''''N
The probate and allowance u sald VIE .,.,s,l
for which purpose II Is iurtue, nn ghl
'opy Of the record of this order ot puvmaS
weeks successiyely. previous to the time appSs1|
proving said will. in the HeraoSHu
published at Randolph
B, tie Court. Attest. scoooyd
lll2 Nhcsier Dickey. Asst. Judge 0IOou-'.
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Final Settlement.


STATE OF VERMONT. IN t'r,ioaie ami
RANDOLPH. DISTRICT, 50. 4 Al Chelsea N,
District. on 2lst day OF February A. i. lgifl
A.turWln, AumlilislIa or q usN
Of Mason X. Griffith. late ofTunbrassh,
district deceased PR sents his administration,
for examination andallowance.
and makes application for q decree Of dislH
and partition of the estate OF said deceased.
Whereupan Il is ordered by said Court iii,
account and said application he referredles
session Of said Court 10 be held at the
Helel IN said Chelsea on the FIST day 81 MsHl
1895 and show cause, If any they may have u
decision Of settlement: for which purpOsst il
ther ordered. that copy Of the record Of ifs 4
be published three weeks successfully In tie Ill4
AND NEWS, printed at Randolph, preg0s. i
time appointed for hearing and show caaS
they may have against said account being aius I
iecree made. BY the Court.
III Attest. WILLIAM H. NlCH0LsJ,l
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Tar'eyf "Ercadwinncrp outwoqr
all othershnes
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Ladies desiring hair work call on Mrs Hiram
Bean, West Randolph; Vt. Write for prices
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-03-14
The New

Horsford's Baking Powder
excels all others in healthful
quality and baking strength.
a wonderful invention.
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Ailments of Women.

It will cure the worst forms of female
complaints, all ovarian troubles, infam-
nation and liberation, falling and dis
placements of the womb, and consequent
spinal weakness, and is peculiarly
adapted to the change of life.
Every time il will cure
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DR.. Miles Neryin,
Cures.

D.. Miles, Nervine is sold on nS
eg:lrai.iec That the first bottle Win NV
All druggists soslita at 81 8 bottles MI
IL VIII ~ senj, prepaid. on receipt ii |,
by lie br. Niles Medical CO., Elkbsn \
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MERITED REWARD,
SALES OF LYDIA E. PINKlIAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Uneaualled in the History Of Medicine.
Honesty, Excellence, Faithfulness
Fifty Rewarded.
rsrrcrAL 70 our LADY REAprRs.l

Never in the history Of medicine has
The demand for one particular remedy for
female diseases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
Strong WiIIed.

ooh well for him whose will is strong!
He suffers, but ne wifi net suffer long,
He suffers, but he cannot suffer wrong;
For him nor moves the loud worlds
random mock,
Nor all calamitys hugest waves con-
found,
Who seems a pronlontory rock,
That, comprised round with tur'bu-
lent sound.
In middle ocean meets the surging
Shock
Tempest-buffeted, citadel-crowndl
But i'll for him who. lettering not with
time.
Corrupts the strength of heaven-de-
scended Will,
And ever weaker grows through acted
crime,
Or seeming genial venial fault
Recurring and suggesting still"
-Tennyson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
COMPARATIVELY LIGHT SUPPLY
Remainder of Utah's Clip Is Held at
Firm Prices.

Remainder of UtalfS Clip Is Held ut
Firm Prices.
Utah woods are now quoted on the Phil
adelphia market at from cents to Is
cents, and the supply is said to Zoe lighter
than has been the case for years at this
same season This is also true with the
general stock of woods and the condi-
lions are said TO be very favorable for
an early advance in the rates.
At Philadelphia, Boston and New York
prices on one-fourth and common woods
are already taking ON a firner quota
ton and a half 10 one cent pei. pound
advance from tine lowest prices on these
grades can be obtained. Fine medium
wool, If fair stapled is In good demand,
and medium. while not quite 50 active,
Is Salable ait prices equivalent TO thirty
TO tilirty-two cents. Fine and half-blood
washed and unwashed woods are the
hardest TO dispose Of at satisfactory fig
uTes. OF course, they are salable, but
some of these grades have been sold
lately at a drive, and values seem low
in comparison with other woods. Manu-
factUreTs report a slackened demand for
goods, caused. no doubt BY the waiting
of buyers until after the effect is known
of the decrease in duties, which took
place on January J. 1t is not thought,
however, that values will have t.. de
cline any, rs We are selling most lines
Of homemade goods "a cheap az we need
ito meet foreign competition.
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Practical Prayer.

A poor man who had d large family
gave them a. very comfortable support
while he was in health. He broke his
leg and was laid UP for some months.
As he would be for some time destitute
of the means of grace it was proposed
to hold a prayer meeting at his house.
The meeting was held by Deacon
Brown. A loud knock at the door in
terrupted the service. A tall, lank,
blue-frocked youngster stood at the
door with an oX-goad in his hand and
asked to see Deacon Brown. Father
could not attend this meeting" he
said. but he sent his prayers, and
they are out in the cart" They We're
brought in in the shape Of potatoes,
beef, pork and -four. The meeting
broke up without the benediction. Nor
did the poor fellow suffer during his
whole confinement. The substantial
prayers of the donors became means of
grace,-Spurgeon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-13
LIVE STOCK MOVEMENTS.

veitch Brothers yesterday shipped
train load of cattle from Hallack, New,
and will go onto the Omaha market. The
consignment went out over the Union
Pacific from Ogden.
The week was only a fair one with the
Union stoekyards and the receipts were
not as heavy as for the previous same
period. of cattle 49S head were received.
ga hogs and twenty sheep,
,ei1-ed at the wards last night from Cache
valley, consigned ito the Utah Siaugh-
tering company.