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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27

" tons OF coal ana $50 worth OF rro-e-.
-, TO be distributed through me ROLE,
poor. ''' " '"e
A1elbert Roberts and Adethe,, MI
crss Jr, have located the oli Doniirsion
ana the Old Dominion No. 2, mining
claims In ihe Tintic district and ~
VI. Hammond has Located she Capitoi
ENtenslon Nos. 1 and ?. mining claims
in the North rintlc district.
The interest In the sparrlpx con.es,
between Bean and Wiilisna. TO come IN
az the Opera House Friday evening. il
growing. and Indications are thai In.
house VIII be- crowded with onrhusl,eilc
supporters OF eNponenis Of the man
~ art from the leading cities and min
Ing towns OF the SKATE.
The sunday schools Of che city held
on lnicresiing conference In the Taber-
n1clc sunday. The children Of the var
ious. schools rendered exerclssk in
Church history. exc. al showing study
AMI careful training, Speeches were
made by Elders w. s. Nnvllngs. Lar.
y. Eggcrtsoon. George Powelson, J. NJ.
Jensen and Mrs. Sarah Il. clun.
August steffens died yesterday after
noon AZ the home OF 1iaima Smith Of
the Third ward. where h. has made his
home for about tw'o yearA. MIR. Stef.
fcns had been sick about six weeks
from typhoid malaria; he was about q
years 81 age arl a nasiyr NJ Sweden.
lie has an uncle IL SAT- Lake and a
mother IN sprlngvllle. who will decide
where she burial shall take place.
The Frawley company played 90 n
good house IN she Opera House last
evening. presenting An Unconventional
Honeymoon IN a very artistic manner.
and thoroughly delighted the audience
! This u the ilrst appearance OF :hc
Ffawlcy company In this city. but shr
patrons Of she Opera House hope % nce
them again. and before iong. They 60
TO Grand junction and Cripple Creek.
Thc following young people OF tho
county celebrated Christina by rct.ng
married. sh,pton Oakcy. AGED q. aud
Minnie Mason. nwsd "a. both u Spring
VILE; Joseph a. Nelson. aRcd 90 OF
| spanish Fork. and Elsie -. barney
AGED n. Of Lake shorc. James Cooks.
ton, aged 80. and Martha cItllcy. aged
| p. both ~ American Fork. X. l.. Harp.
or, AGED -. ~ Eureka. and Laura H.
| Taylor, aged -. VI Salem; ~. -. Moore
| aged %. and Cynthia iBeaslcy. aged p
both OF Payson.
Mrs. Christine Twccde. N Mapel;on
| disd Saturday from typhoid fever. and
was buried ycNcrduy Tho Deceased
, was CO year, Of age. she leaves q large
family 90 mourn hor departure. Sister
| Tweedc hyed the ne Of faithful Lat.
ter-day saint. ana has rnne 20 her r..
ward after a life OF cheerful devotion
| 50 h.r family. and humhly perf1rmlua
hcr duties a. wife. mother and mem,
her Of the Church. always hopeful
trusting IN The Lord. and undnup. I'd
by adverse circumstances, which Offer
surrounded her.
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The report that l. golrg IN, rounds
that ex.Prtsldent Stout of she Usah
National hank Is 10 be arrested Tor for
sorry or some other wrongful act In The
conduct u hls husltsas with she bank.
seems . have NJ ntiiol al foundation. ~
Tar aA the .ncep,lon % the rum1r n
Concerned. II va. AKA that she nee
tanIy pnpers would issue ffum Com.
inHsi1ntr Twomoy'E uiilct this ufier-
nosn. bui that gentleman denied hav-
lng received Gay official iniimttion "
such action. II Il also beyond tha
hounds ~ probability that the United
fiatos hstrlri attorney would givs
out such Information In advance Of q.
ilclal urtlun.
Thaf there 4 n movemsr; ~ the klnll
on tcpi u ait1Es .hcr llkdy. and thi
facts Viii be mad known when m.
matter cumcs ny for regular ufle.a
treatment
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PLACED on EXHIBITION YESTERDAY


H. 81 o.
f'r 'Vus "" .' $3.50 ia,
since live sip * mas httH 7"'f
railroad cars. thr lose W Ue.rl1d man
.,.,. has 49,, b., "a. .iva a eanbr,ifluu
"h'' a., IA,
siooh '" inat ''N'4 -,,-
shipment % al kiuds 20 hQSk lhS
nascsr.;,ttd a car na. could be- easily
Need fr,r, , ana, 20 A doubls-
~" ......
decker and al an alint ilIhe "e ''l'''s
CROUCH ard ciose enough so aNo.i all
d,r,,sr ~ M, ..,,i..f he animals carried.
..... .t...y
DICK huniAtii' 'he s'--'"
agcri ~ the Cci'fad'-MdArd OF Hhe
city his ~ lasi lnyeae.l "a combination
CO .Sai me. ii .hs rtaulram.lls cd th1
~ ffnsk ghippff. F'r months be- has
been working "a rsrr,i. a.li hla a. last
construrifd a IN. Whl,h war slan yes-
fer,iay flr the flr,s tsno ~ thl outside
U.r.i. A "NeNs" rlrsttf was ~. SON.
hy raDacI,i sat..ltlr4 when "a number
IL uve clock IN .pp rs .,q.t sal rtIlto-d
mon. lrsplU..I ~ esr.
Without a u .t.,nttrr voice they de-
chrfd The NOV rir .n b. IA, ull. uDI
.ha o'ly c5nhEaiIou ttlck car .nl. is
ll very poir. rf,rct,ca1lr.
Tho f.ew car IL fi.ftv.llx frrt ELK
iuuhes loig ara c,aLi 10. Ak .nchss
al lc. ami u III. r.afilttsl hateht. The
n.uVlbie dlnk. Nhiaa Il ~. flfura ~
the mlin etr. fl.r uuov An trt'ra
uangs tunninr aiarr sae r'des and
whoa In place wldges it.rif M elmer
ora Il Ron thr ,ark all.lv Tho
ffame ~ me uibrr tiiif - ia car ii
h,s.if uuor a ali IA iu,iir. =, ma no..
Inc lrtk IL rail- /. ryin,s f1s,r n m
an s.l.s. dope-.dirF for supp5rg man
az. ehtirs ~ vl,,i9b a. h iirt,J r'1e
CClar away w.h an. dar..'T. ~ bf-j.
ins frsin the n,itsf'ni fs,,, U,hirh In.
az l. bedlfd. Tbii .r'rtnsi,.. ~ I.
IftrI by mrsr- ~ ei,bt eh,i,.. ~.
| irs a., n6 m,rv t,,i.@,,i.rt ,,,,tii'.
Jisfr.butsI nj +, pn,iar IniSr,-,i. ri ~,
an Am 81 ,hr e,r r,nr t,,,,, ,',.h ,.J'
Ne,r the cent ~ m ~. , IN.
| ratchet cnv.n,,it.,, ,,,rt,, !, ,h.'.t,,.t,
sfSei l,r whilb ,,.,.r,is ai,,i' ti, ''.,'
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| lar Tho eb,irs fh@s ~, he = - ~ - ~
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| ar n n MA ~ NO. ~ AZ 49,
ars ,,1'.,',I ~ ~ "''N'
| ihs 80 nm .tI.s ~ a., ~. 49,,
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SUNDAY Schonl chnnr.,.

A change was made In the superIn-
tendency Of the Second ward sunday
school ON Christmas day, ON which oo-
casion the Stake ruperlntrndcncy.
Thos. g. Grigrs, II. $. Horne and ". G..
Burton, met with the sunday school To
attend 10 the reorganization of the
superlntendenoy OF the SUNDAY school.
a. there was vacancy nrcaslonrd by
the resignation ~ supf' ntendent uon.
ID. Alder, who IN about 10 remove from
The ward A vote Of thanks was teu-
dered Elder Alder fnr his services In
the Sunday school, also to his first
colNMc 0r, Elder james Hooper
Elder George Il, Reese Jr was set
apart under the hands NJ tho BlHhnprlc
and Stake superlntcndency. superln-
tendent and John j. GALLAGHER DR.. ns
hfst assistant and Frederick q, Peter
son as second assistant, These Were
each unanimously sustained by N,
school, The selection NJ the ha,ano,
OF the officers and feathers Of the sun,
day school was deferred until another
Sunday. After the usual exercise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27

Appropriate Christmas services were
held Ia the various chlUaes SUM
Jay.
Tho Tahofnacic choir gave very
successful rlcroi concert as the Tabsr-
nacle sunday evening.
John =. Uoli0 and family an, up from
Mchileli spending The holidays wHh
relative,
sprlngvlile chy authorities are wag-
lng war against ill.eit llquof HtlicTt.
several nfgcith have BEEN made aud
others ART promised.
Mrs. william N. Roylance viii move
over from SprlnEvillc and make Provo
her home while her husband h IN Salt
Lake helping 90 elect United s,a,ui
Senator.
j. O.. Siuits win leave the lagcr pAtg
VI 'ir week Tor Portland, Oscgon. where
d. Joins nv DaylH-Buby company,
with which he has accepted an snsase-
mttE.
The Inmates Of the asylum enjoyed
Christmas day yesterday. 4 walled lnd
substantial bill ~ rare. contlinius many
drNcaclos. was provided for tht diy.and
highly appreciated by the pttkn'.
c. Il. Lnore Ehye the Firs. ward ;wen.
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S7ADBING At MURRAY.
DRUNKEN RunPUs IN A DRINKING HOUSE.


As the result ~ a drunken row az
Murray last night. Nieis Stevenson j.
lying In criacai condition win
chastity knife wound IN HE lcfi side be.
sow the heaftand two Fins named Carl
son and Anderson are locked up in th'
county iail. soldering ~ after their as
as,rJua Christmas spree.
Stevenson was winding W a 'cneer-
fui" Christmas md had dropped 80
IN. Phoenix atlu1n whore d met three
T'Ins who bad been bowling up' 100
Stevenson began tU Joke he FnAnl tit'
but carried his sp1fi iu1 iit 10 sh-'
estimation.
J0Elnr wfrdi at length took n serious
turn. ard theu they We're followed w
angry ones There we a scuiiif ana
Stevenson ufi ihc three FINS were soon
IN q tap.
pon ala nv, rlse. and an examination
SOON showed q large rent IN hlr cIlth.
ing on the lcft side. from which blood
WAS flowing finely, some % 10 forming
n pool on shr ndur. and Efcat zeal Of
N absorbed hy hF cIUihinE
The wounded man was carried ~
whrr, h. could be- given proper assist.
ance. when lt was quickly seen ihai
his life blood would suun BE- Fuu" 70
prompt measures were nUi taken.
\ Eash large enough 90 admit mans
hand was found In he unfortunate
man's isfi side. Just below che hoax,
from which n torrent ~ blood was now
INK. All that was possible was done 20
stop the now and save the mans llte
while an officer went afirr the Fins.
Deputy S,1oriff orsou HAMS brought
tvt ~ thlm. Curifon AMI Anderson, io
town iau, night and locked ihfm NJ ln
The conuiy ill, where they viii remain
psrtsnE q preliminary lXamlr1fIna.
The Other man. Whufe name could
not be learned. had MT been npprchend.
ca today. hut o u likely that h. wil
b., caught before ionE. An the meu
were employed a. the smeltcrs In Mur.
nay ana mere uut on eheir CHRISTIAN
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t1rin rates. should such departure
e-lur. o. she du.rsm ri ~ tha in.orests
p Srr eifaree we stFl invoke ne gu
q the c.tmmiitiOu 10 r.cp Y. We hppe
ari behtve ehtt many other carr 70
viii d. the eamc. In anticipation mat
'he p,her rdilroad carriers formerly as
Nlclatil with the u. aud O. c1mpany
IN fianic assftj atoms win ADOPT toe
f0utsc decided ~ by Us, and apt'e
outlined. we have taken the liberty w
lHnsmttlng to each a cvpy oi eh's
i.,tcr."
seems that the rrais q the ooun-
Try are deeper In earn q 20 do away
wth rate cutting thar she usual mrs.
q Jlrofy god resolves. The Union
che letter referred ~ 1r1 declare IN y
WI give the u. am q D hclpIng hand.
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pisb,p I. q. Hardy. Elders 7, c.
crlfas. ID. s. Horne and W. G. Burtoa
addressed the school for o. short TINE.
one pleasing feature Of this CHRISTMAS
,n.rfsraf u,t1 tine gftseTi i.'.i ~ Mt-'
Liiia - Alder. teacher of the Theoiys-
irsi class. II two hooks 10 POEMS ~
ifernana and Jean Ingeiow. ,,.,,-
Uvrum i. smith, IN neat ihls
,i,. eisee. also Bish1n H. q. Hardy
..-iefsrf teacher. Yves presented WIN y
csnv of fgder Roberts New Wtness ioI
Gdi as tokens " love. Each nt w w
entente responded With @ few WY.
q, i,', rarna.is ana thanking Che ciass
sor thaff kindly remembrance
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DIAMOND NINE AflRt.


The big coal mines In Dlamondvliic.
Wyoming. caught nrc about three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and the oonnngra.
tion promised 10 be very disastrous 70
troll about midnight last night. Not
withrtanding the fact. however. the
prospect " that operations cannot be re-
Fuintd for some weeks. because u viii
require that tim. In winch to completely
smother the nro aud put the min. IN ~
usual working order .
Very fortunately the men We're taken
Fin named Jake Lundgr.n, n missing
and nH yet u has been impossible To-
learn whether uf not he Was left In the
mine
Inquiry az the Diamond coal Office In
this city this afternoon revealed the
fact that no news had been received
iIom ". mine. nnh the only particulars
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The chnstmaa holiday brought good
dheer 20 the man1Fvfs ~ salt Lakes
twp play bousss has, nirhi. both bcii-;
niied wkh enthusiastic audiences. Al
the Th,ascr the sait Lake opera Co.
revived ghc tunrful opefu. chimes ~
N,fnauiy, In the usual excellent style.
Thor was some dIirges In thc prcscnia-
t.ea and cast. Gro. u. t'yper'E hirauie
aiorineni Of The upper lip, with iis
upward curves. and me app arance ~
Mss Louie Levy In the role 90 DER
maine. constituted inc new features.
II was by all means AilFH Lavy'a hour
~ shine. ari the pisasaut predictions
shat have been irdulgri IN a. 10 her
iiiuess for this r1le were more than
JUSTIFIED. with tho confidence VI a
veteran sihc read her lines ana her mag.
niiiceul voice told oui fun. strong and
funcfui In her vocal numbers, showing
also an extensive range, VIA uurpfls.
irsly good tone qutsaea ~ every reg
lister. Hcr cnuncia.on was aisl good.
in fact. Miss Levy steps more thAu
ENvefully iuio tnr place lUft ync1tg IN
The company by Miss Fisher who n, at
presen, pursuing vocal studies IN the
Eltt. RpcncerH aarpifd was tn same
admirable piecr VI acting as before.
though % ~ not clear yet why plau.
quote iTroiucfd this heavy piece %
acting antp light opera like the
cnmcs Ccrlupor Wfihe ia noi ~,
ull timcs have Gls chorus ~ 70 cline
lat niEht. owing perhaps, 90 over
confidence on the part VI ihe singers.
who Tor thul raaun ala - pay enough
attention 30 the blun 81 tho lead r
uoidnrdt magnificent solo. Mis-
Levys duet NHh GturEe pyprr, Mis-
Savage's graceful acting. Alex. Camp.
belle comedy work all tended 50 make
the performance enloyabla Thr Chime
VIII be glNcn aFaln un NON N,ara ~.
ternopa ard evening,
WIKI a splendid record ~ success IL
fhis uty, 1ha pazzler came back yes
sefNay again f1r weeks engagement.
al the New Grand. tn house wal
packed 10th afternoon and evening. an,
IN performance wfUt with IN Win
tAractcrlFllc ~ this musical cu4nfdy
since 10 advent before the public sos
ctal aeisaus ago, Mlss May Flskr Ci
The rula - the nag1ier ia demurrer
pului bui effective style. TIL tlush,
was, Tor ahe most piig, good. but lier
mlfM have been sAmf new songs Ore
tented. The Ilzzlcr .h.H Nftr n uutis
the proprlcior-hip 20 i. y, CosFrovs
aud the gent man b. kerf.ug up 40
nlurdsrd established ln splendid styI,
IL Ia one 81 tho hes, popular-pr.cty
SHOWS - the KIM on ghs rlad ana hs
s,Neun'H hig business here will unlnub'
tdly be dunllc4rel tks time. An "a
truly new 80 of seen ry saw the llef
AZ Nsiefd1y'H Performances OF IN
pazzler. Manager MuiNey q proud ,
e. effectiveness and will uuduuhtedi
rrnFfce me Other "a "urnus" m IA
NOR fu,ure. The Dlzxler remain
throughout the week.
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The Jurors In the Hfodlc forgery case
aH forcahndowod In Satuday'H "ScwH.'
failed to agree on a verdict and Judge
Norroll, afior they hnd been out about
clght hours. ordered them discharged.
Tor acaulttnl ana one FOR conviction,
The ease viii probably come M again
AZ the next term ~ court. IN she mean
time Brldie'a bond, which WAS a com
tnung one. stlll holds good.
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nApGooD SIT FREE.


W. J. llaprool played In luck today.
lie II the man arrested Saturday nighi
charged with taking undue liberties
with nlne-year.old Madgc shlrcH. the
same leading 20 his imprisonment In the
ely iaiL The cas-. was called up In
police court this afternoon. when city
Prosecutor Dlohl made motion Tor lis
fact that tho pnenHe alleged should
have constituted state ease, which,
however, the county attorney hnl taken
mo action uppa W 20 t-t - Hap
good loft the court room Van light
heart. as he gnt what he least expected.
and what the officers say hc least do
sUrNNN
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Railroad Notes.

From the sales OF tickets over She
no Grande Western the Williams. BcRn
min will b. weii ATTENDED at Provo Fri
day next.
General Superintendent Calvin. OF the
short Limo. II az pocatclm. who're he
has gune So oversee the changes he has
mad, Ia She operation Of the road.
Tho new rate sncss OF tho Utah a.
Pacific " iust out. effective after she
first ~ the year. with but few exccp-
tlonn u ndhcrea closely 10 western class
iication. The company have also Re-
csivsd their tickets from the East, aud
are now ready for buslncss.
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Y, N. MnoLauchiln OF ~. Anthony.
Idaho, H. :, liancll % Montana ana n.
g. Wood ~ Spencer, are In the city.
Judge shur,in OF ogden came In
from home this morning.
W. g. pewnr. editor u the Eureka
Republican, u spending a Few days In
the city.
Sheriff Fred Turner Of Cache county
10 down from Logan.
g. Cobb of Boise city. Idaho. u. II.
Mason. Butte, Mont, and ]. O.. Brown
m iilnckfo1t. Idaho, are Ut the knuta-
mi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27

q. Y. KEELING, who stands charged
at tho police station with assault with
intent 20 conmt murder. win probably
have a he1rln' "a the police court to-
morrow afternoon, na late today the as
sistnnt county attorney WAS engaged In
ufsparlng che necessary complaint
koltlnr shot and wounded Louis shan
non, In the lattcr's restaurant, nv
state street, sunday night,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-27
Christmas Richness.

In preparing for the rood thlngs for
christmas DONE forget that a necessary
feature for a successful m9nu Il The
baking powder. when you have o.
good - qu1iEy ~ the u. =. you are all
flrht no other baking powder u
equal qualify with the u. s. u sold az
a. low price. when you think % all
the quantity and qualify combined for
quarter when you buy 4. Z. you can
readily rec that X II better value than
any other baking powder sold.
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Ola Man sent 10 A.,ium.

william q, iaphain. well known
citizen VI salt Lake CITY, has hccn
committed "A. tho insane asylum nt
Provo, Drink and burinola ToveTFeH
are raid TO ho she caunrn leading up
10 ha insanity. LaphHm was formerly
In the rcai estate business. Ito ~ y
yclfh old.
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The following oriers have been made
IN the Fourth district, court.
smoot DRUG company VI n. \. Pyne:
hearing postponed by consent.
Katharine Butler VI Job llu,lcr. d.
y0rcc granted by default.
Estate Of John ". Turner. deceased.
petition Tor supplemental decree of dt--
irlbutlun granted.
Estate OF John Crane. deceased. sale
OF real estate cnnnrmed.
Estate ana guanlianshlp IL liilda
Dodrickspn 81 al. minDra. Morris Nick
elaon appoln.cd guardian under $500
bond.
GeorEs W. iicrcnhorg. che young man
who threw % tea cup ~ his brother,
which struck hls father and broke one
~ his ribs. was permitted 81 plead
guilty 90 charge VI assault. sentence
was 80 fur January elfd. and dlfendnnt
was permitted 10 80 On hla own Tccog-
nlxaIoa ga .ha. cline,
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MARKET REPORTS.

New York. Dec. gi.-suFur Steady.
Fair refined, n, centrifugal, i.'s. test
iicdnsd frcguiar crushed. se. pow
defud. ihi graduated, ..
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John g. Gage commenced attachment
proceedings against the bingham Gold
Mines company today, q recover the
sum 81 tls,t2ACo. alleged tp be- money
lent nnd paid uut hy Frank l.. Under
tiu
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LOST

CERTIFICATES No. 49, No. ~ AAp
~. Crown Point M'nlnr 60 lt-lHl
q. ~. jackson, Tfunn ior ~ 80 h,
been rtuupfds ltrNhfN Ut ''e'"
Herald oficc,
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The opening 4 the Sugar House car
nlYll yesterday was a great success,
Grand atrrelpticpn performance to-
night. Don't iali 10 see IL.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Partly cloudy tonight and wcdncr'
day. Stationary temperature.
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rNeunsloN nAIrs no oapn.


For state Teachers Conysnids =
sale December 18th and sgh LnE
December aist. ThhlnR leays an,
sos am. C.gj pm. s.ii pm.
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING or wv
stockholders ~ thr talt ~ ~
cninpanv'a Oiiice. IN Galgnl ln,A
Lake CITY, Utah, urpn Faiur'af' go
NARY ~. no. ~ u,.lggk Z. 4. ..,
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Your GROCER SELLS
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at following prices;

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while rufRlng hls h0rHea, illchurd jack
SON wnH klcktd hy one or tho hurHos aud
one OF hiH thigh bones broken, ~ 10 a
closer ihan Amy muEnH medical ntton-
dance mrpuy nlrnt SIR jackson b. ono
oi che w,ll-knuNn otter Crook faFm-
ers,
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cuicAoo MARKETS.

LIVE STOCK.
co. Iii ovsf. asis Fairy active. q.
lower than ycslefday'H average.
fInht a4Ml4iih.
Missed. alifle2it.
ueuNf. iNfiAf.
V0urh. a.lllI.
caitie- i,eccipin. stoo. STEADY to strong.
IseYtr ffnuh 81.
Cnva and hsif,ra, eeo0 40.
Toxins atrnra. atnuI.Li.
sinrkcrs aud fccdcrH. ss1Htfa
Nheen-Recelpln, sVl1. Steady.
Natives. gipNl.i.
Mcftefna, lpHiih,
iamht al3thit.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Dec. y May wheat opened
at OSi.. advanced tn CO.,. ntcadied at -.
CLOSE
whea,-pee. y. May ny. July m',n
oSs,,.-bse. y. May siN,t."
porf Dee. 40. Jan, An
Ilibs- Dec, 40, Jan. 500
cAHll.
Whont-No 2 10 .io;- 80. ! 10. e-1fs
40 hard CiisdcG, No. ? DO, ciIc5; No. /
northern hpr.bs, t,h4@,H. NJ. do, uin
at. No . spring. aIfGit.
Carn-So. p alk: 40. ! do 1iAlli.
uaia-Ne, :. sc.psi, No. ., sap9.
Tlnx-tiG.
narleyio 10 ~.
Hye-1ih,
Timothy-sh
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In the nsXS three days. 60 sr'hiin
Merchandise for 400 wuTth q Ti.hss
NEW YORK CASH sTOaE
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HAYNES-in this city. Dee "a La
Of urine trouble. iinuN Wagntf ~.
Nov. y isei ln Parish - prnifiih h..
byHhlrr, England
funernl services Will b. held Thufti,,
Dee. 9Th nt y urluth nnun ffdr =
north Second West street Fflsrfi \.
resp.ctfullf Invited g. attend. lfir
insut IN tltY rtWrlrrf
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put,.

..cRoNAtI.-ln THE city. Dee N,.. -,
HriEhtH disease Alice y daurf,,,y
Tho lat" Marx ctnSnu and Iai.' y
Ctuxall AGED " years, 70 month "A, z
DAYS. 'l
Funefni services viii 10 hsii w,t...
day ~ luial u. M. from the tdatit 80
meeting house, Fncnda hfn fGsis.ti1
invited to attend. Hrmiint can ~ y'..3
from 10 ~ 2, Co., uf "a or rfi
terry. ~
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'I suilsrsd for ,vsn,y.liy, v,,..
hear, tsoctle, and ,fi,d s,iI,,. . non
dies v'ilhov, ttliei. / as,s;Is " sf
wore snd teeams masls ~
downi nay heart would v,l,.,,,.. y
iluiity and At TINS Il 1s.,.l va
though ! could ~, gsl nv t,s,,L
u.sd three bo,,lsi Of d.. NIg,S T..
Cure, ana thank Gsi / AM, . .,ear
coca heallh As a result. Il sut,d ~.
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