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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

1t needs mo ghost to come and tell
u.s. that the sooner dyspepsia is rem
edie6, the sooner we shall enjoy that
right to which our ancestors laid claim
in the Declaration of independence
"the pursuit of happiness" A man
blessed with good digestion-pro-
vided he has enough to eats happy.
There are hosts of people with ample
means to whom the sole consolation
of a healthy pauper is denied. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is a certain,
prompt and thorough medicinal agent,
through the use of which sound diges-
ton, and the nerve tranquility which
it's disturbance causes, can be recov
cred. Biliousness, malarial and kidney
trouble, constipation and rheumatism
are also remedied by this fine correc-
tive of a disordered condition of the
system. Appetite and sleep are greatly
improved by it.
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DIED.

HARPER.-Sarah A., beloved wife of
Orson Harper, died at her home on Pop
lar Grove, Saturday morning, at 945
at the age of 81 years, after lingering
illness brought on by Bright's disease
Deceased leaves a husband and two
children to mourn her loss. Funeral will
be held at Fifth ward meeting house.
Monday, May %, at 2 p. m. Friends in
vfted. Undertaken JOS. VIM. Taylor has
charge of the remains.
CARLSON.-In the Eleventh ward, this
city, May o. 1896. Charlotte Carlson,
wife of John a. Carlson, at her home
Iowa avenue. No. 25S.
Deceased was born in Falkarua,
Sweden, March q, 1852, and came to Utah
in 1891. She leaves a husband and eight
children to mourn her loss. Funeral will
be held from the Eleventh ward meeting
house today Sunday, May "a, at o'clock
p. m. The remains, which are in charge
of Undertaken Carlquist, can be viewed
by friends at the family residence be-
tween o'clock and $50 p. m. Scandinav-
ian papers please copy.
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at the Worlds fair will be in The consign-
ment.
The queen of the carnival voting polls
will be closed today.
Many demands are now being made
for carnival stationery.
A grand band contest is now being ar
ranged for, to take place on the evening
f,july End.
]. Wash Young has been authorized by
the executive committee to collect sub
scriptions.
A rate of SIS from all Montana points
to Salt Lake and return has been given
by the railroads.
A mammoth pyrotechnica1 statue repre-
senting Utah is being planned for use on
the crest of Ensign hill.
]. B. Moreton has been appointed chair
man of the committee having charge of
the school children on Floral day.
The committee ON entertainment and
parade has the programme for the three
days festival outlined and will make it
public in a few days.
1t has been suggested that a prize be
offered for the best advertising float.
Many merchants, without the incentive of
a prize, are now engaged in preparing
for the parade.
Owing to the great pressure of business
which has developed within the past
week, additional rooms, adjoining those
now occupied, have been engaged. The
new rooms Will De uSeu lol cohiiiileeee
purposes.
The candidates for state queen and their
friends should remember that after May
20th the list will be reduced to five. In
order that favorites may be in the race
after that time every vote possible should
he polied.
The suggestion made by a young lady
in the News recently that the Utah drag
be engaged for Floral day, be decorated
entirely with sego lilies and filled with
school children holding bouquets of the
states flower, is favorably considered by
the executive committee.
Bills for supplies, etc, will not be paid
by the executive committee unless
requ.s ton for the goods, properly counter
signed by two members of the commit
tee accompanies the demand. In this
way square dear' is guaranteed mer
chants, employees, subscribers and man
ayers.
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MAMMA WAS A HUSTLER.

A lady of domestic habits and non-pro-
fession experience called upon an ac-
tress of her acquaintance the other day,
but found only her bright 4-year-old at
home. He was lying in the middle of the
floor, intent upon a picture book.
Where's your mamma, Willie?" she
inquired.
'out hustling," said he. without get
ting up.
"W-h-a-t?''
Mammals out hustling," he repeated
Why, don't you know we have to hus-
Hustle! For goodness sake, child, what
is she hustling for?
Money" He looked up in astonish-
ment.
..Hustling for money. don't quite
Hustling for job-thats what man.
mas hustling for"
on, yes, now I understand. She's out
seeking an engagement
Yep. Mamma says we've got to hus-
te.'-New York Herald.
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CUBA OF THE EAST.
A Remarkable War Carried on by
the Dutch For Txxenfx-Three Yearr

A Remarfnble War Carried on by
the Dutch For Twenty-Three Years
1t is curious how little attention is
given by the outside world to the re-
markable war still proceeding in Acheen
IN the Dutch East Indies. For just TWEEN
ty-three years Holland has been endeav-
oring TO conquer this eastern Cuba, and
she has not succeeded yet. In fact, oc-
cord1ng to the latest mail advices, the
situation is worse than ever.
The famous fighting chief, Toelzoe
Omar after a show of loyalty, has again
broken out into open rebellion, and
Governor Vanderwyck has already cabled
for re-enforcements, although General
Vetter, with several thousand men, has
only just been sent out.
This little war has already cost many
millions of dollars and the lives of more
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MIDSUMMER CARNIVAL.

The advance guard of the midsum-
mer carnival will be at Calder's park on
Decoration Day: The wheelmen and the
horsemen have combined to give the
people a taste of the carnival.
The wheel will start at 10 a. M, and
the horse and wheel will continue to
fly around the track at Caider's as
wheels and horses never flew before in
Utah. The spirit of the carnival will
be felt at Calders ON the 3Oth.
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FRUIT AND PRODUCE HEADoUAR-
TIERS

To arrive Monday. Car fancy new
California potatoes $2@s2.25 per 100
Wednesday, car Santa Paula oranges, 2
cars bananas. Just received, car new
dry onions. car California cabbage,
car fancy Santa Paula lemons. Mail
us your orders, Mississippi toma toes
due this week.
F. w. HANSON PRODUCE co.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Lucky Bill Min
ing company will be held at the Park
City hotel. Park City. Utah, on the Sth
II O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of hear
ing the report of the secretary and treas
urer and the election of officers and the
transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting. Yours respect
fully, G. A. GIBBS, Secretary.
Dated May 15 1896.
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rna Grand Chinese an+ar+o;nn,an+ .,

The grand Chinese entertainment on
May 26, at the First Congregational
church, at go p. m. Admission, %
cents; children. 10 cents. Free SOU
venir to the first four hundred. Pro-
ceeds for city mission work.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured.
and per cent paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pany, LOG Main street.
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SALT LAKE Business college. Gram
mar, spelling, arithmetic, bookkeeping,
shorthand, penmanship, commercial law,
come. Private Instructions Don't delay.
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SLAUGHTER SALE.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
shoes, carpets, dress goods, silks.
R. K. THOMAS.
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Schilling's Best tea has a subtle
charm unknown to the users of any
other tea
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than 10000 Dutohmen, while there is.
scarcely a village in Holland which does:
not contain some poor wretch invalided
home, suffering from horrible disease pc.
culiar to the pestiferous country.-New;
York Sun
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

]. E. Tyler ct Tx to Salt Lake
Building and Loan association,
lots II and is, block 2, Park
Boulevard addition ..............-....S1,l 10
John N. Spalding ct Tx. to Frank
W. Coates, lots Is and 10, block
8, Thorndyke addition ...---...-:.. 13O
John W. Donnellan ct ux. to John
j. Daily, lots and block T.
plat ..................:.- 1oVV
A J. White to Isaac B. McGrk,
lot /, Panorama subdivision of
block 1856 plat d ..................-..-
Margaret Carruth to John Berg
lum, part of section 10, township
south, range 1 west .............. 90
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PERSONAL.

WEST TEMPLE COTTAGE, 244 West
Temple, good day board with or without
rooms. Prices reasonable. House first
class in every respect.
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From All Points in Utah.
To Salt Lake and return via. the
Union Pacific, for the Y. NJ. and Y. l..
M. l. A. conference, May 80 and 81
Tickets good returning until June 2.
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LAWYERS. INTENTION,

The Herald Will print your Briefs
with promptness and accuracy. We
Bolicit your patronage. Telephone
us, No. 357, and we viii send for
Your manuscript.
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PRICE REDUCED.

weber Coal company have reduced
the price of lump coal to s4.70 per ton.
Clean coal and full weight guaranteed.
W. J. MONTGOMERY,
Agent
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EXCURSION To RICHFTELD.

On the occasion of the opening Of the
Rio Grande Western to Richheld, June
3. special train will leave Salt Lake
city at 1850 am, arrive Richfeld $40
pm; fare only $3.50 round trip. pro-
portionate reduction in rates from 9TH
er points. Tickets will be good until
June 9Th. Governor Wells and staff
will accompany the special. |
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FIRST-CLASS mattress maker: must be
up to date. Don't apply unless you can
fill requirements. City Mattress factory
$40 Main street.
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MYSTIC LODGE I. o. o. F.
Excursion to Provo May 27th.

Special train via Rio Grande Wilt
leave at pm. sharp Rate, 81 25
round trip, including entertainment and
ball at the Provo opera house. Street
cars will be in waiting on return trip
for all parts of the city. Tickets will
be on sale at Godbe-Pitts, Cries Bros,
Main street, and Smith Drug stores.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-24

ATTENTION LADIES, For fashionable
dressmaking call on the lately arrived
eastern dressmaker, Miss Annie Helm, 619
South Second West.
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WALDRON'S. 2sS State street: clearance
sale continues. people go away loaded
down with packages. A word to the wise,
etc.
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EVERY BODY call at so West Third
South and examine the only instant Ice
cream freezer. It accomplishes in 80
seconds what it takes the old freezer one
hour to do. Five cents worth of ice will
freeze a barrel of cream
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DIAMOND COAL
And all other leading Goals sold by
Ellerbeck & Morris
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Carnival Notes.
The carnival colors will be red, white
and blue.
A carload of fireworks has been ordered
The latest ideas in pyrotechnics, together
with the wonders that made the displays
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r.. Il. THOMAS.

Great clearance sale for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday in all de-
partments. r. K. THOMAS.
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THE MORMON Medical Co., 81 Main
street, sells special tried prescriptions for
lost manhood, catarrh, gonarrhea, COM
plexion, etc. Order by mail.
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PORTRAITS, S1OO up. Better pictures
and for less money than you can get them
anywhere. Charles Peterson, 5112 West
First South
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Seidenburg's solicitor" Cigar
is the highest grade domestic cigar
MADE. The Rogers Cigar Co. Whole
sale Agents.
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EBERT & NORLING, the up to date
painters. Give the best satisfaction at
kalsomining, painting, frescong, etc.
Large stock wall paper; new and novel
designs at lowest prices in city. 326 State.
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MATRIMONIAL Magazine of 50 pages:
large new list of personals; business con-
tidential; success guaranteed. Sample
copy 10 cents. Guide, Minneapolis, MINI.
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CARRIERS View Emporium is at $50
West South Temple street, where you can
get old and modern photographs of the
city.
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nITSLIN rTNDERwEAR

MUSLIN BNDETttt EAR.
$l-5O and 50 goods at 70 cents for our
great Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day sale r.. K. THOMAS.
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Utah Commercial and savings nam

General banking business; pays per
cent On deposits. F. Armstrong. pres
P. w Madsen. vice pres; +. z. Jen-
nings. cashier. 2z Z. 1st South street.
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THE QUIETEST and most home-like is
the Hampton house. Cheapest and best,
l4O, 49, 144 West South Temple street.
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VOTING COUPON.
............-........ ...................
(:
Cut this out and send to ex-:
:ecutive committee, room 327. At:
las block. CITY.
My choice for queen of the car:
:nival is:
:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !:
This coupon entities the holder:
ITO one vote.
..................... ...................
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STEAM-HEATING.

p j. MORAN = STEAM AND HOT
water heating and ventilating apparatus.
No. 70 West Second South.
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scandal EMPLOYMENT office has
the best places and also the best girls in
the city. ia East Second South.
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G. BUCKINGHAM has removed his
homemade furniture to 1876 West First
South street. Furniture repaired and
made to order. Dealer in tinware brush
es, etc.
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pennyroyal pills. imported; absolutely
safe: ha rmless; superior to all Others
81 by nnil. Sold only by Botanical Spe-
cific company. ia Fifth avenue, New
York.
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sETDENBERS,s FIGARO CIGARS,
The Rogers Cigar Co.. Wholesale
agents.
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HEADQUARTERS for cut flowers and
floral designs for Decoration day. R. e.
Evans, Sc Main.
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DR.. Charles Pmckey Hough. Atlas bloch
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TO TRADE.

TEN acres choice land close in for
home, on east side Enquire of j. Bolton
& Son, Progress block.
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WANTED.

GIRL for general housework; must be
good cook. Apply 269 Fifth East.
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Kracker Jacks

For sale everywhere. Try a scent
package. Manufactured by j. G. Nc
Donald Candy company.
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FAR SIGHT, causes nausea, head
aches. irritation of eye lids. Proper
glasses afford relief. Moody, expert, Con-
stitution building. All tests free.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTS.

HAPPY HOURS DENTAL CO.. 2125z S.
State ST. Appointments by mail solicited.
DIR. E. NJ. KEYsoR, DENTIST. Rooms
1, and first floor Scott-Auerbach
building.
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EXCURSION RATES

Kolitz Handy Kitchen. 60 Main St.
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THE NEW PATEE BICYCLE. The
wheel for ladies, fully guaranteed, only
$50 A H. Meredith, Bicycle Repairer, 535
Main.
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TO RENT or purchase.-Gentle saddle
pony for boy eight years old. Address,
stating price and particulars, P. o. box
1876, Salt Lake city.
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c. CRAMER, florist, invites the public
to see his display of cut flowers, plants,
designs for Decoration day. Under
Walkers bank.
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FOR SALE.

PANSIES, PANSIES, PANSIES, four,
five and six dozen for 81, at ST East Fifth
South.
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ONE NICELY furnished room with al
cove for bed; suitable for man and wife.
62 West Fourth South.
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Keep your favorite above this line if you
wish her to succeed.
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LEES REDBUG: AND CoCKRoACH
KILLERS.
Guaranteed to free premises. Cans
soc. Address Lee. 209 State street, Chicago.
ILL.,
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FOR RENT.

K.-P. HALL for rent g. Richard street.
NICELY FURNISHED house with mod
ern improvements for rent at No. so South
First West.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan, Chicago,
Cheyenne, Ogden and Spanish Fork prop
erty to trade for Salt Lake property.
Tuttle Bros, $50 Main street.
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RETURNED.-Madam E. Austin,
trance medium and Independent card
reader, reads cards like an open book
Tells you your mission on entering, IS
West Third South.
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GET your vests made at 50 State street.

ZINC -SHAVINGS made to order at
Washington works, 533 South State street
II inch Swing engine, lathe and an iron
planer for sale.
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A GOOD girl at the residence of Jesse
w. Foo, jr., 267 West Second South Street.
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A FEW reliable men of good appear
ance for good paying position. Apply
to A. O. HARDWOOD, rooms 31S-319 Atlas
Block.
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DECORATION DAY sales. Ladies' hats
and bonnets. Special low prices. Mrs.
F. G. Brooks, No. 81 East First South
street.
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WANTED. By private family two
girls as cook and waitress, with refer
ences. Apply at room %, Hotel Templeton,
between and p. M Also a good family
horse wanted.
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FURNISHED ROOMS in Darlington.
Address V. General Delivery.
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GENTLE family horse, years old,
weight, 1,050; works single or double or in
saddle Apply 1923 Second street
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800 FACES in black and white, at $500
each: life size. Chas Peterson, 511a West
First South.
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WANTED.-A live newspaper man as
solicitor, collector and must be a good
write-up. Cali or address the Broad AK,
10 Main street
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WANTED.-Persons who gave photo
graphs for enlargement to Chicago Art
company in summer 95; call at 224 West
First South and receive same.
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THE UTAH JUNK HOUSE will pay the
highest price for scrap iron, bottles, rub
Der. and ali kinds of metal, etc.; carload
lots specially. 63-65 East Eighth South.
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TEN THOUSAND people wanted at
Calders park on Decoration day. The
greatest wheel and horse meet Utah has
ever had.
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UAVI FEMAUE i hUIT FIILS
positively restore all Irregularities from
MEDICAL CO.. III Plat St. Denver,
Colo.
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BICYCLES, old-timers. broken or not;
reliable repairing at reasonable prices.
Herald Cycle works, q West Temple,
Herald building.
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NICE furnished front room at pa South
Second East street.
STORES and offices in Board of Trade
building. Steam heat elevator and all
modern conveniences. See j. w. Houston,
basement Walker Bros bank.
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room
cheap, at 1SS East Second South. Enquire
at 226 State.
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FIRST GLASS incubator, 225 eggs ca
pacity. NJ, Herald.
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FIVE to fifteen acres land for chicken
ranch, close in. State terms to William
Kay, 106 West South Temple street.
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WOMAN to wash and iron two days a
week. Apply 233 First street.
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GURNEY, cart, sulky, plow rock,
coarse. fine salt; liquid blueing; horse for
all kinds trade. John w. Smell, West
First South.
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Frank Purcell. the New York heavy
weight, and Steiner last night signed
up Tor ! glove contest to take place at
me Athletic club on Saturday evening,
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e. l.. Sheets reported the loss of
check yesterday for 1885. The check was
drawn on McCornick's bank, made pay
Airs. = - -