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SAUl LAKE DAILY 1ILRALD THURSDAY > MORNING SEPTEMBER 30 1830
JOHN W LOWELL I
FISH WA60NS BIJGIFJS AND PHAETONS
b MeCGHMIOK MACHINES
The Celebrated J L Case Threshing Machines
Zither Eclipse or Apron with Woodbury or Pitt Mounted or Down Powers
Tho J L Case Chilled Plows Steel Beam
Plows and Harrows Avery Gang Sulky
ind Walking Plows Cultivors Gte
KELW STEEL BARB PENCE WIRE
r Both Painted and Galvanized
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i FIRSJCLrASS GOODSJ AND GUARANTEE ALL I SELL
i6 Send for Price List to
2 JOHNlW > LOWElL I JOHN W LOWELL I JOHN W LOWELL
flfT OGDEN SALT LAKE CITY I Terminus U N HB4
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UPHOLSTERED PARLOR GOODS
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OFFICE DESKS LIBRARY CASES
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REFRIGERATORS BABY CARRIAGES
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SOFA ANHEAJllCS1OTJOMANS S CI I
Having added hundreds of f pieces of the
CHOKES DESIGNS OF THE SEASON
And a Fine Line of Qualities not hitherto kept in this city WQ
feel safe in saying we can please every taste as to
S gUAlITY PTTER ANJ Jlr fJ ICEII
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Which is being sold at yery close figures
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All the Newest and Nobbiest Styles of the Seaecxi
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TAILORS TRIMfi1lNG AMP QAK G THL
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
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InSUOOO aharai of B each
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AHD ALLOTTED TO DEC 20 1878
200SAT 248000
2480001
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We beg to inform the public that
we are prepared tq transact a General
Banking Business for which we have
the necessary facilities We solicit
new aooounta and business generally
Exchange Drawn oa all the
leading cities and towns of the
United States and Europe
PRINCIPAL COREK5POND
In pdonMeMrtI Martl1 Co 68 Lom
bard Street
The London Bank of Utah
Limited 25 Austin Priori I
iNoir Tork Mewrt Morton Bliss Co
jChieaiO The First National Bank
Omaha Omaha National Bank
Ban Pranoitoo The Bank ofCallfornih
AIITHOITS GODBE
Manager
Salt Lake itr F jb 131879
O S DEP 0 IiJ IT ARI I
OESEBET NATIONAL BANK
SALT LAKE CITY
Paid in Capital 200000
Surplus 65000
WK 3 HOOPER President
HB BLUKBDQK Vice Prc
WK JiNINGi
FKRAMOKZ LItTLE Directors
OHVaUAKPr I
SIUHOLA8 GROESBECK 1
UH UlDliS Oathier J
UU1VES EEFiSm PAYABLE 01 CEUAHB
San and Soils Eichanzo on New York BaD
fraacieco Chicago St Louis Omaha
Lojcon and principal Continental Cities
Yak Collections remitting proceed
promptly
Some TATLOB BH SCIIETTLKB
Pretident Ant Cashier
ZICN7S
SAVINGS BANK
D
TRUST COMPANY
No 53 East Temple St
A few doors south of the Coop
Building
Capital Stock 200000
Paidup Capital 50000
Pays 6 per cent interest on Savings
Deposits
HONEY TO LOAN
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On approved Securities at Low
RATES of interest ja26
McCORNJCK CO
BANKERS
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Salt Lake City Utah
ESAEEACT ET227 DESCRIPHOH OJ
BABSUtQ EUSlIB88
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Purchase Sold Dust Coin and
Bullion
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PROMPT ATTENTION CIV H
TO COLLECTIONS
Undertake the Purchase and Sale 01
iocks on Commission
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Adn1G en Ore and Bus Bullion con
signed to oar Order
Bdi Exchange aid Telegraphic Trans
fers on points Hast ana West and
on the leading cities of Europe
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tfow ImBOrtsrj and Traders Nail
Bank I
Jhieajo Conicerola National Back
St Louis Bute barinci AcxoeUtion
OmahaOmlhll National Bank
San Jfrnl o tflwt Nat Gold Bank my
WALKER BROS
BAN XEeS
Established 1859
DXALSW IS
EXCHANGE COIN and BULLION
We draw Exchsnge un the following
isadinz Cities of J urope
qREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
London Be1 ut Dablia Edlnbor and
Qltasow I
SWITZERLAND
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Zorieh and Vevoy
FRANCE
Bordaaar Biiciti Bayonne Ooalosna
UITTO Lyons and Par
BELCJUW 1
Antwsrp BreMftls Lnzeaborr
HOLLAND
Lmaterdan anct terdam
NO WAY
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DENMARK
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PalerisaBosieTEria Venice
RUSSIA
St Petanbnrr
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Otto Madrid and Serllle
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Lkba aci Optrte
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1Ja1ekio zape feftk1 VInu
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ALL THE CERMAH STATES
LMXBIUA1I ClUD18NDDlS
Importers and Tradcn
ew York IauonlBank
Union Trnst Co
7hiceo Fm National BasiL
StLot Sttatav AE6OCiUon
O1b Omaha ctopal Bpk
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TELEGRAPHIC
iI i
Blew Oat tile Gas
Strandtbur P 29James Ran
of Oakland Pa and a male campani
were found dead in bed at the Burnst
HOURS They blew tbo gas out when
retiring and suffocated
Kit 11 way Sccnrilie
New York 29Tbe Erpress EarS tho
improvement in railnav securities aside
from the prospect of the efttlomett of
railway differences in the southwest was
the ratural result of tbo continued large
gain in railway earning the enormous
exports produce from this port con
tinued arrivals of gold from Europe and
the tveakenirg of exchanges which
means further shipmeuts of god from
abroad
Wanting n Comstock
San Francisco 29Tlo zuperinlan
dent of Sutro Tunnel in two official
letters l to tho orapanr u urging the
expediency of prospecting on the Bruns
wick or Monte Crysto Lode lying eat ot
tboComstock lie holds that there u a
large well defined lead running fur
miles parallel with the Coinstock Small
prcspfcling drifu run on this lode by
the tunnel company last fall terminated
in favorable looking quartz iaying
from 5 in the north to 13 in the south
drift The company are now consider
ing the question of pulling the matter to
a practical tcit i
South Carolina Grccabaclcers
Colombo SC 29Tho greenback
state convention met nt Chester yester
day Colonel L AV E Blair in tho
chair After much discussion as to the
advisability of putting a whole or parti
ticket in the field they nominated tho
following Governor L W B Blair
lieutenant govercor B C Gist comp
troller general John Agnew attorney
general A J Willard treasurer J H
Cook adjutant and inpeclor genera B
K Elkint congresman from the Kourth
DlEtric J U Me Lane Adjourned
sine die
Thc DIomOCI tlc Ceureutlon
Nay York 2ifhe harmony con
vention of New York democracy which I
was held yesterday was a caricature
which must have amused oven those who
sat for the picture Tho reali y cf hat
mony was aa well illustrated by the re
fusal of the convention to give the con
testing delegations from fifteen Ecmlily
districts even the poo favor < fa hearing
as by epithets of thief and dummy
growled back at acafe dijUnc of
course A paper reviewing ino oemo
cratia claims say of tho convention to
day Rufus W Peckhaci put the
democratc mujority of thc slate at the
modest figure or GOOJO At this is but
half the nJmber reont1j claim Id by
cf tho democratic I
managers campaign
tho piosp > ct of carrying New York fur
Hancock do not appear to bo brightening
r
Fuolish Democrats I
CbicBgo28 InterOceans Washing
ton Coiifoderatps today have b en ex
ulting over an insult to government
such a > thy were never able to accom I
plish by force during the day of nrmol f
treason A rebel battle Qtg with its
stars and bars was hung np and floated
fir hours from a Hancock aLd English I
pole in Georgetown within sight of the
capitol An effort was made first to fly
it 10 the congenial air of Virginia on
Arlington Heights opposite Washing
ton but tho grnson of Fort AVhipplu
learned of the attempt and fold the en
thusiastic democrats in plain terms thtt
the heft way to avoid trouble wa not to
give the rag to the breeze in their vicin
ity After some p rly therefore they
decided not to try it but t j bring over
to the Mar j land side and it was run up
without opposition and seen without op
position
A Chinese Diplomat
New York 29The Heralds corrcs
pendant at Pekin tends an interest g
report of conversations between Angell
our new miniitcr to China and Li Hung
Chang in which the latter after expres i
sing his disappointment that Grant W4
not nominated for the presidency pro
ceeded to criticise the consular and diplo
matic service of the United State in the
cast He spoke of the irregularities and
scandals which had occurred and laid
the blame of thorn mainly on the in
eufScunt salaries paid to rmrrepresenta
tives in his Cunty Ho thought it
rather creditable to them considering
their small pay that they do no worse
Li Hung Chang was at tho time busily
engaged with the Brazilian Spanish and
Peruvian diploma ts all of whom ask
leavoto carry Chinese their country
Ve will have no more coolie treatis
he remarked but fbrewdlr though uf
course jokingly suggested to Ancell
I Why should net those commumips
which want coolies draw upon your
countries for tbcso you desire to d spos
off
Dashes
New Orleans 280n Monday night
the steamer Josephine towing two
barge wai struck oy a violent storm on
Lake Ponchartrain and compelled to
abandon the barges leaving three men
on each All are supposed IOt
Chicago tThe Jockey Club having
had a rather disastrous season will
chango hands next year some new blood
coming in The particulars aro not yet
known
Times Wahington Preident Grevy
has given semiofficial assurance thit a
French infantry regiment and fleet will
be sent te part cipato in the Yorktown
anniversary Louisville 29 Coljnel Clark has
j asked the Louisville Jockey Club to re
store to the turf T G MOON who shot
at him and was expelled from the trck
Lherefor The cauiO is the poverty of
Moore and his family <
Washington 20 First Lieutenant
Carl F Palfrey corps of engineer has
been detailed to assist Special Agent E
K Townsend in establishing and perfect
ing i a system of irrigation at Pima and
iiancopa Indian Agencies Arizona
New York 29 General T A Tor
bets body arrived from Florida by
steamer this morning and was interred
with fitting ceremony
General Hancock exGovernor Jewell
and other distinguished men attended
General Torbets funeral
Tne secretary of the treasury purchased
52500000 bonds for the sinking fund
K L declares a dividend of li per
cent for the quarter
New York 29Tho famous Stevens
battery was sold nt suction today for
55000
Criminal Calendar
Chicago 23 JhterOceana rl1ni
Iowan Wig Anna Stroker who has
been > on trial for the murder of her em
pluyer MISS Nancy fleywood today
was visited by her mother who holding
up the Catholic cross and adjuring her
to tell the truth got from her a confes
lion of tho murder which confession she
subsequently made in court She said
Nancy scolded her and called her crazy
on Sunday whch so exasperated her
that she pushtd her down on the floor
and eking up an axe struck her on the
neck and head and findi g her lifeless
ragged her ont into the yard and con
coaled the body ine girl 43 ony 17
yelPs old and can nether read nor
write She his hitherto shown no signs
of cuilt
Warsaw Ind 23Tbree weeks since
Annie C Sbaplin daughter of a director
in the first National Bank secured 5300
on a forged check Her father immedi
ately made the discovery and failing to
keep her away from a married adven
turer thought it hot to have her arrested
for forgery Three days after binT
jailed she confused that G L Smiths
married man was the forger He was
arrested and has since been trying to
secure bail for Annie But faicd This
afternoon be went to the jail shot Annie
dead and then killed himself Devotion
Li said to be the cause
Geneva 29 Colonel Etdiwilla mem
ber of the appellate court and president
of the c curt of BEiZ9 Canton of Ticico
was murdered by peasants at Sojirora
near Jjugano
CharlrstinSC 29P Griffin va
shot and killed at Abbovile Court House
yesterday by Charles MiO urg both
white They quarrelled whilst playing
lliardi and Griffin drew a bnifa when
VpPI rf phtrt fcU I 4 liB qiz4 b t
I
Sraxter Jeacs a Democrat
New York 29The World his the
following from Vaibingtoi A letter
has been red hero frj n June of
Nevada which cones very near being
what is known as the popular line of
leltei writing Jones has always been a
atunnch publican or at load 111 s
was until quite recently so whet he writes
fs ejpeciafly s gn flcnt us rev altng the
real drift of political ferlibg among the
class republicans to whi h ho belongs
His sociition may bi jud pd from the
elegant teslitnonitl if 1 their regard b
stowd upon him la t winter at Dal
monicoe by the mJtprominant republi
cans in tbo countr The proent letter
is w iltn to a very i tiraato friend hero
In it Jones ray bluntly and with re
serv that he is tired of the icpublicn
party and has virtually left it Hid
Grant been nominated nt Chicago ho
would have exerted himself to secure his
election but with Garfields nomination
bo was disgusted from tho tttrt and
what has tnuispirtd since has determined
him to diconnect himsoif from any par
ticipation in the partys conduct He
will go further than this in Nevada state
politic by opposing tbo reelection to
tha Sonata of iibaroa and supporting
Col Fair democrat just now Jones
ndde If asked his politics bo could dr
cjaro himself mqre IIf a greonbacker than
anything else but ho antciprtes to
much bitterness front TepublicaS trr his
tron11erublicals
chbnito of view that he shall net be
surprised before tho rnd of the campaign
to find him iff declaring bimsbU a dem
ocrat
San FrncUco 2The Bulletin this
rtftornoon will publish an interview with
Senator June ofNovad relative tothe
hotter which tho New York Worlds
Vnshington MlegM to bas been re
ceived by an intimate friend of Jones in
which he announces ha U determined to
disconnect himself from any particip
lion in thi conduct of the republican
party and to support Fair for the Senate
M against Sharon Senator Jones em
phatically d nie having writt n such a
letter and ssyTfurther ho hag not for
many wrckwritteaany letter containing
reference to political tiairs < White con
ioiimga preference fr Grant as thu
dommeoof lh pa If yet when the Chi
cago convention selected Garfield the Ut
ter became histhoTce and ho regards him
at emin < ntly gified for the portion He
holds thtin election linco the democ
racy resolved iUolf loto a rebel army 10
1861 has the iuccoi of the republican
party bean of more iinpurlance to the
wetfaru of the c unity Ai to the stnn
tonal l contest the stupidity the utter
ances in the alleged let er is viJent from
the fact that it konly i within a fow das
thrt it had b en known that Fair would i
he mentionid vs a candidate and it is
not yet certain wliethT or not Shnton
will bt a candidate Ha exp e tea curiO
derco that Nevada will cast bar el ct > rM
vutj for the republican caodiJaes
Political Puinis
Detroit Repuhicacs IIr the First
District rtnominacd Joh i S Newhir y
for CVngres but ba declined on acc > unt
o bti > mtf s lleny W Lord wao nomi
nated
New Orleans 23 Gricnbac execu
tive committee of the sae ha3 resolved
to put a lull ectoral tcket in the field
Chicago 23 InterOceans Indian
apolis fcenntor Djrsey and George A
Gorham if the national republ can
committee are here and will remain
until after the election
Cleveland 2S0rant Logan Conk
ling L Pettorton and others having
pent an hlur in social talk at Gar fields
home arrived by special train tonight
Conkling will peak her Grant and
ConLling made a few remarks to thu
villager at Alenlpr
The republican club committee paid
their respects to GnerJ Garfield at
Mentor today General Garfield said to
them that while eUblubeJ usage and I
RO > d taste forbade his discu sing p > hued I
subjects on such occadont hi thought it
folly for him to assume an attitulo ol i
indiQ ronce to any proper efforts to
incroiso tile iirclltgenca or strengthen I
tho republican party He was not
hamed to ay he sincere y hopes fr
the success Of the republican party even
it it has chosen h m 115 is presidential I
c = candidate ba de ired it b cause he
beiiovoa in its principle believes in its
spirit of jib rtv justc e d pr gress
and in is uiswervng fidelity to thu
Union and the spirit of tho Constitution
He heartily endorsed the work of tha I
committee m its efforts to bring all re
publicani into harmony and closer nr
gar izod relations with thepacticil l public
duties ciizenahip en 4 of the mst 01
rental elements of real republicanism
Even wheN no special IrdOrcnceij fH
by the people we often finJ I through the
ckruIeiEnces of many that tho mu < ge
mentor pub c afihira oftn gratitats into
bd bands Any o gnnizaton to pro
mote greater watchfulness of public in
terests on the part of th winy if wi rly
prosecuted must result in rood W > lh
out being fully apprised of the plans and
methods of the organization be cou11 I
say that with the jcnoal ides IS tt Uxl 1
by the chairm no ho is in hearty accord
Boston 29 Democrats of the Fourth
Congressional District have n minttod
Wm Gastoi and Char Aihsrt Pri c
for presidential electors Supuort r
KeprcstnUtivo Morse toft the hall and
nominated Usa Levi Vo dbury f < r
preidcntial elector
Manchester N H 29Tb green
back stile convention met 1041 sixty
three delegates preset The resolutions
reaffirm the platform of the national
greenbacklabor party adopted at Chi
cago on June 9th and condemns fusion
Warren S Brown wa nominated for
governor The convention plelged itself
by a standingvote to veto the greenback
national ticket straight Adjourned
Foreign Miscellany
Rome 23 General Garibaldi and his
son ilenotti have resigned their seat in
the Chamber of Deputies
Berlin 23 By rn explosion of fire
damp in a mine near Dermv Ewen LMJ
Uict eleven xorkintn were killed ard the
same number seriously viound
Dublin 29 Prnell addressed the
Land League here Ho commented
favorably on the proponl to give tenant
farmers perpetual lea es at fair fixed
rents in the hopes that in their then posi
tion of rent chargelandlords would be
frequently induced to sell Interests to
tennitts
Paris 29Jules Jacquam art eminent
tnirraver is dead
The Papal nuncio Isis had n very
courteous jnteview with Bartholcmy St
Hilairo minister of foreign affiis and
Jules Ferry premier Tbe nuncio has
not even hinted at tbe ide of quilting
France
It is stilted that Baron Boif = ay de
Angle member of the Charabtr of
Deputies hs been appointed minister to
Mexico
Candabar 29It is a mittako to sup
pose the country n completely pacified
Ayoob Shant victory gave great im
pulse to fanaticism The mohla ors are
everywhere preaching a fresh rising and
urging that tho difeai cf Ayob Khan
by Gen Roberts was owing to the if li
aries the Afghan leader placed on his
regular and thoir destruction at a
cntcal moment
MONETARY AND TOCKS
New York September 1880
Money 2 3j governments steady
stocks closed strong Western Union
975i Quicksilver 10K Pacific 19j
Manpofa j Wells Fargo Ill New
York Central J297 Erie 39 fanama
195 offered Union Pacific 89 > i bond
112j Central Pacific 73 bonds 111
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The Cigarette
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The IIam nock
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For comfort in Tr vriin Hunting
Driving Opera Thenlre BHs
and nl Oatd < ior S orU
and S rcct wear
BY EXPRESS
AT DUOTOBDS
A1
45 Years 1efoiet7ie Piiblic ti t
CEMUINE i
DRC3LeLANES
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy for
all the ills that flesh is heir tolut In
affections of the Liver and in all Bilious
Complaints Dyspepsia and Sick Hcad k
ache or diseases of that character they f
stand without a rival I
ACUE AND FEVER
No better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to orafter taking quinine AsS I
a simple purgative they are unequaled I
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS I
The genuine tire never sugarcoated
Each box has a redwar seaT on the M
with the impression McLANES LIVER
PILL Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C McLjuEandFLEMU0 Bitos
zSJInsist upon having the genuine
On C McLANES LIVER PILLS pre
pared by
FLEXING BROS Piltslmrgty la
the market being full of imitations of
he name JTcXnitc spelled differently
hut same pronunciation
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
A wpecdy nn < J Effective Care
pan OWlS PAINKilLER
Ha stood the test of roitr iriia trial
Directions with each bottle
MOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
THREE REMEDIES IN ONE
In all dl onltr mild acute chronic
Keep pp tbc strength and keep the towel free
Gin a corrective laxative and tonic
In one pnrdmedlam tbkt comlilnei the there
SrLtZEE APEHIEXT is that medlnm glonot8
It tones refreshes regulates sTOtaint
And oer olscsse for thirty years victorious
TliBTTorlJg fonnaoil confidence retains
TiUIUVrs ETFESVBCEXT SLTZES PEElrST
SOLD B7 ALL DRUGGISTS
PILEs PILE PILES
A Sura Caro Found at Last Ho
Ona HeDd r Suffer
A sure cure fr tho mind B ecdlnz
Icllir end Ulceritwi Piles ha bon dia
cnvortd by Dr WiHRtrs an Indian
remedy called Dr Wil iami Indian
Ointment A sirgle hex hft cured the
wort hronic ca os of 2 i nrd 30 year
cUnding No one ne < > d suffer five min
utes nfur ap1lynJ this wonderful cooth
ing medicine Lotions L strumentf and
Electuaries do raore harm than RO M1
ATilHatns Omtmoi nborbs the tumor
allays the Intense itching particular y at
night after getting warm in bed acts as
a poultice gives intent aid painless rc
Iif1 and u prepare coly for Piles itch
big of the urivato part Rd nDthinpeho
Read what tho llor J M Coffinberry I
of Cleveaid 173 ob ut r Williams
Irdian Pile 0ntrai nt I have used
cores of Pile cures and it i afford me
pleasure to siy thit have never found
uiylhinj which gave eucir iresmedlath arid
permanent rxliof Ioo tr WilhamslndLin
Pilo Oin went
For salo by all Orug itj or m ulid on
receipt of prior 100
Henry t ayle Prop
ati5 Cleveland O
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YOUNG lIES AUD WOMEN
Whe desire a Bratcliss and practical celtics
tlon In ClaiIcs Science Art or Music <
Address HJET DAVID n ItOOnr DD
Presided University of Denver Denver Cot
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Though Shahin Like an Aspen
Leaf
With the chllh and COTe the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated ape
nBc which not only breaks up the most aggra
vated attacks bat prevents their recurrence
It Infinitely preferable oCI quinine not only I
because it does business In more thoroughly
but alto on account of its perfect wholrsome
ness and lavlsoratlng action upon the entire
system
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally
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IAIWFACTURIRO
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
Keep the Largest Stock in Utah 01
SOLD AND SILVER BATCHES
CHAINS I
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DatflD SETS
DIAMOND BIHGS
I ETC i ETC ETC
SOLS AGENT FoR
JOHNSON
Ptg EHSY FiltiBi EyeGlasses
lain Street Salt Lake City
DAVID EVANS
t I LICENSED
IPLIIIIBBR fliSPHWR
I2i4 Second 8ontk Street
Residences cited cp for Gas Hot and
CoM T86 Oath Sink Wter
Closets Wash BPins etc in
the most
m approved
manner
Special IAt enHon given lo Jobbing
JfT e Orter with J E Sirens HrnltD Office
Itldgleys Paint Shop or atnoaJIence ThUd
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ut ron rIckec InormaUon AtenU In not the obtainable United State at your and 1100 Canada ticket office address
Eo ST JOHN
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EITAR ESTEfflI RA1LVA JOn J
Operated by Trustees for BondholderS
On and after
FRIDY OCTOBER 1st 1880
Until farther notice
THE UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY
trains will run daily Sundays
excepted aj loUows
Leave Salt Lake City at 7 Olaza
C Brighton at 10
CUambersat 8 CO
Vrr Garfield Landing at 820
Leave Do Do at 8 11
Lake Point at 8ia
U HtiUway House 015
5 Tooelo City at 9 60
Arrive ermines at 1030
Leave the Terminus at 1210 p ta
C Tooela City at 12 IS
I Half war House at 115
I Lake Point at LAO 1
II Qarfield Lands at l 0 u
I Chambers 210
Brighton 2 50
Amye at Salt lake City 310
Fare to Black Rock Garfield Landing
or Lake faint and return same day
125 Children under ten C5c
Na Fris1l1 Received after 4 pm
W W BITER Manager
Dtal S uthei Rtdlroad
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Sill Late 700 780
Morgan 718 800 50
Genaania 7 22 810 60
Lovendahls 72S 8 20 60
auction 7 37 8 85 75
ASEITZ AT
Sandy 740 845 85
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Sandy 765 950 a
DntJCl 8071010 100
Lel 844 11 20 165
American Fork 8 56 11 3d 1 50
PlessantGroye 90811 60 105
Provo 0 37 12 45 260
Sprmgyill9M 963 110 375
SpanlJh Fork 1008 185 300
Payaou 1032 2 15 8 50
SAntaqain 10 50 2 40 3 75
Mona 1126 3 40 185
Nephi 1150 4 20 475
Chicken Crook 12 SO 680 56C
GOING 10Rm
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Chicken Creek 1 CO 7 50
NephL 140 900 76
110011 204 040 115
iUluQain 2 40 10 W 1 75
Payeon 2 55 11 15 2 00
uib Fork 8 19 11 55 3
4pringvillo3 24 12 w 2 7E
Provo 8491245 30
Ie3slUlt Grown 4 22 1 SO 8 St
imsrical Fork 84 1 45 3 70
IM 446 200 385
Jl11per 528 305 455
um ArSan4y 325 J e5
Leave Sandy 5 40 4 05
JunctiOl 5 45 4 15 4 7b
Lovendtb 555 4 30 4 00
lernuuia 6 02 4j 5 00
c1organ 6 07 1 SOl 15 OC
RX AT SAlt Lske 6 25 5 20 5 5
RO31 and 2 will bo run daily
ROJ 8 and i will ba rna dally Bon
lays excepted
For all Information concerning JPielsh
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JAMEP SHARP
en Freight and Ticket Agent
JOHN dHA3P
Superintendent
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HOUSES LIKE OF UTAH
On anA fur Tqvcnibar 41378
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IlamecfBtatlon 51
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Salt Lnk8 7 00 S40
Woods Orose 7 25 4 85
0entreville 7 33 i 16 75
FarminKton 7 50 1 88 1 09
Kayaville R 12 4 52 S 5
I11R13 AT 121
Ogden D0O 540200
1smoofBttion ill
nJDiS LxLYI 2 m p m i Co
Oszden 940 6 2l
1Gynil1a 10 31 1 11 1 Ii
Farxningthna10 62 1 SJ 1 S2
Centnmlle 1 n C 7 U J 60
oWoCd Oroos I 18 7 13 1 76
iiikrra AT
Salt I 11 40 8O 200
Passing Pisces
rJiKtID TAJNG
WILL RUN DAILY
Soadayi czceptedj
Leaving Salt Late City 1843 m
il ifl Cfoden at 115Oaril Itaving
Sat Lka at 605 pm ftrrivin in Ogden
it 820 pm leaving Ogden atS 50 amf
arriving in Salt Lake City al10hiaj
leavirg Ogden at S SO pm arrivlcpf
Salt Lake City RtPtlS pm
f For all infornsatlott oonoralcs
reulit or Vasaje apply to
JAMS SlURP
GTes JVt Tkt Age k 3
OllJi BHAEr Superintendent
UTnH SOUTHERN iiieve
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TRAINS LEAVE S Co
Milford 840 am
Black Roc 505 22 125
Neels 650 50 250
Deseretan 820 h 69 850
Riverside855 I 78 400
LemmiD ton 10C5 II 96 500
Iills1125 u 112 575
ARRIYB AT
Juah C 1200 II 121 625
GOING SOUTH
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TRAINS LEA VE Co
Juab 100 pm
Milia 135 II 9 50 i
Lemmington 255 25 125
Riverside 4G5 II 43 225
Deperet 455 S 52 275
Neel 610 II 71 375
Blsck Roc 765 If 99 500
ABiilVl AT
Millord 920 to 121 62
Nee 1 and 2 will be inn daily
For all information concerning
Freight and FajgngM apply to
JAMES SHARP
Gen Freight lied Ticket Agent
JOHN SHARP
Superintendent
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On and after May 61SSO
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Northward Station Southward
6S Ogden = 85
800 II Brigbam 740 II
9 40 1 RuJlmit 6 15 I
1055 Losan 25 u
12 15 AM Franklin 8 65
730 fllatktcot900pn
Ii 1fiPM RPdRorJ12 15 1
PlSIU01 TDT
Distance and Fares from Ogden
tiarnsvtiIO 4 SuIihSeld ItiITO
WUlard114 7r YrlUia 7S 4jo
BIhm 2 110 Battle Cne I Ii Ltd
CalisYort 28 Idf Bern Ciouk 101 056
iIcteivttio Pl5 I Oeld i a t2S 750
DetsessilleIul 0 PortNtof 1481tH
oliineton 11 2P Ron FoiL 161 12111
allmlt 4 1 4P mack frGt 175 1350
telldon 51 945 F R < k es 1UiO
1c11 Cs it IY Care 42 1115
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1145 pro FtcJ > < Il Ja it chat
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BUrkfrat lilt > a m FianHc 90 rm i
lojsa 12 l 0 pr i Liist m 3 50 pm trlT
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