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Show city had more or less water running run-ning down them. Home cellars have been partially or wholly filled with water and gardens covered with earth and water in some instances, about a foot deep. All our city ditches have been more or less torn to pieces and filled up, so that on on the west side the water has been out for three days in succession. The surrounding country has been receiving a good supply of rain lately and grass will notf be likely to start growing, which will aid materially in saving many hundred head of stock. South of Bloomingtou, Monday afternoon, there was a cyclonic storm that came from the southwest, south-west, with an immense roaring as of many armies rushing to war, the like of which we never before witnessed. There was also a rain storm coming from the north, and when the two storms met it was not long before the soaring ceased, yet some of the hail reached Bloomington and at Price there were even chunks of clear ice, t'ons are not filed by that date, the land is liable to be filed upon by lany person who so desires. The School Sections are 2, 16, 32 and 36, of each township, where the sections have not been previously pre-viously patented. Blanks for filing will be hero in a few days, and we advise claimants of this class of lands to see that their claims are filed in due season. Go to the CO-OP for fresh line of Groceries. Sugar, eleven pounds for one dollar. Home raised lard at 14 cents per pound. W. O. Alstrom and Ernest Walker, Walk-er, who are traveling in the interest of the Iron County Record, gave us a pleasant call to-day. They report re-port the Record in a thriving condition. condi-tion. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds, croup and whooping cough. It is pleasunt, safe and reliable. reli-able. For sale by J. R. Michels. Ecm and chickens taken, at dies for diarrhoea but kept getting worse. I sent him this same remedy; Only four doses of it were required to cure him. He says he owes his rescovery to this wonderful remedy. Mrs. Mary Sibley, Sidney, Mich. For sate by J. R. Michels. Chairman of water committee, Brigham Jarvis, informs us that there is now a waste or flood gate in the west city ditch where the floods have been tearing it out the past week which is what has been needed for some time. This will prevent the ditch being broken again, unless an extraordinary freshet should come down the eanyon from a cloud burst. ' ,; . Cash paid for all kinds of hides by William Atkin. i " The people of the state of . Utah Vs. James J. Booth, charged with raping one Eleanor Bigler, was examined in Justice Daggetts court and Defendant bound over in the Booth's Store. Joseph T. Atkin had an increase in his family on the 16th when his wife presented him with a 13 pound daughter. Father and daughter are fat and hearty and mother doing well. Travelers desiring Hay, Grain and Stabling, can find first class accomodations at William Lang's, near east part of city. Subscribe for the Union only 65 cents for balance of this year. Father Edson Barney who recently visited Sevier county; has since sele-brated sele-brated his 90th birth-day. Fifty of his descendants took part. A gang of counterfeiters has been found in Salt Lake. They . made which looked as taough some one had taken a lot of ico and broken it up into small pieces about the size of the end of a man's thumb, and it dealt very rough with fowls The Bio Virgeh nas been rery high and some of the time it was dangerous to try to cross it. There has also been considerable water in the Santa Clara and the Clara field ditches are broken in some places. The Price Dam was considerably considera-bly damaged a strip being taken out clean to the bottom. The Jarvis Dam is taken out and it will require a united effort on the part of the stock holders, if it is replaced this season. The Washington Field canal has been badly damaged and it is estimated that it will cost $500.00 to put in repair again. sum of $700.00 to await the action of the District Court, but he failing to secure bondsmen was remanded to jail. We understand there is a second charge against the defendant defend-ant and the examination was waived waiv-ed and he was given the privilege of another $700.00 bail, but at last account he was etill in durance vile. Last summer one of our grand children was sick with a severe boel trouble. Our doctor's remedies had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy which gave speedily relief. We regard re-gard it as the best mediciene ever put on the market for bowl complaints.- Mrs E. G. Grogery, Frederickstown, Mo. This certain- ly is the best medicine ever put on the market for dysentery, summer complaint, colic and cholera infantum infant-um in children. It never fails to give prompt relief when used in reasonable time and the plain printed directions are followed. Many mothers have expressed their sincere gratitude for the cures it has effected. For sale by J. R. Michels Sister Cameron, who used to live in this city, died a few days ago. She was living at Pangnitcli, Utah. The plats of all the school lands in Washington County are on file in the office of our County Treasurer, Horatio Pickett, and preferred claimants have 6 inouutns from the 13th d.,y of July, in which to file their applications appli-cations for the same, and if apphca- bogus five dollar coins. Charley Thede, the convictd wife-murderer, wife-murderer, is said to have an enormous enor-mous appetite that is uninjured by the news of the executioners preparations. prepar-ations. Mrs. Ellen Jakeman has entered the employ of the Eastern Utah Advocate at Price, Carbon County. Thirty-two thousand visitors attended at-tended the Salt Lake Carnival. If you receive a copy of The Union marked "sample," please take it as an invitation to subscribe. It is only $1.50 a year. There is a prospect for a large apple crop throughout the East this year. Many .troubles are like dogs. Run from them and they will follow you. Turn against them and they will fly. 4 At Pine Vally, on Tuesday, a blooded mare and colt, belonging to John Thomas was struck with lightning and killed. How far the storm extended we have not been able to learn at this writing, but trust that some of our readers in the country will forward for-ward accounts of the doings of the storm in their vicinity for our next issue. Mrs. Rhodie Noah, of this place was taken in the night with cramping cramp-ing pains and the next day diarrhoea set in. She took half a bottle of cordial but got no relief. She then sent to me to see if I had anything that would help her. I sent her a bottle of chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Chol-era and Diarrhoea Remedy and the first relieved her. Another of our neighbors had been sick for about a weak and had tried different reme July. Date. Day. Night. Jfercury was: 10, 108, 65. 11, 111, 75. 12, 108, 69. 13, 105, 62. 14, 94, 55. 15, 83, 55, 16, 84, 57. 17, 89, 68. Bain fall was 1.68. inches. Tlio JStox-xrxm. Everybody seems to now be satisfied that we have had rain enough en-ough for a week or two. The first commenced Monday afternoon, and the old saying "when it rains it pours" seemed to be literally true in most of the rainfalls the i past week, for the water seemed I to come down in sheets and spread over the country in fine shape, so that every hollow or low place, and oven most of the street in our ft |