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Show i Published at Manti, Saa Iete Count, Utah. Bartons Lunch House. platform f :;ot guilty in Goughs new work, from Leaves atmy note Eehoesor default Sheeka & Rawlins of book forty years experience. torneys for defendant. been The United States vs. Oluf F. Mr. Goughs" I. fo energy has of .1 full Abortin' at of Candis, overthrow Due, bigamy ; defendant on bail. directed toward the Xuts, Canned Fruit, Fish, and that mounter of iniquity, ide aArthur Brown, attorney. Meats, Crocked, Cuke, Flys, The United States vs. John 'peraute, and so wed has he Jtaisins,Prun es,Pi ckle and he occupies impleaded with another ; ceeded that of Sauces; Tobacco and Ci reformer stealing public property : defend- - tie fast rank as a Mr. gars ; Bologna 5aus ant at large. public morals. Not only is age ) Hot Tea and The United State, vs. Agnes' Gough famous as a temperance C vjee, Et of high KcMurrin; perjury; on bail, advocate but as an orator with k Attached to the lunch house is Bennett, HarknensA: Kirkpatrick, rank. In his conflict risen far has he foe common a neat Barber Shop where attorneys. . ' and narrow vs. Charles above United bigotry The States, you can get an easy PUnrose ; unlawful cohahita-- , tarian pride, bo that uvea those shave and your hair who differ with him in belief can tion ; defendant at large. cutih any style, The United States vs. William pot hut admire the spirit of Lie Ma i n Street, Manti. Into this work he 'has McLaughlin: unl.nviul cohahi-jmfbreathed hi3 spirit, hence it is a CONSOLIDATED NOTICE tation; defendant at large. The United States vs. George lice hook. PUBLICATION. FOR It is a quarto volume, contain-a- t No. 2177. ; polygamy ; defendant1 ' e ing six hupdred and thirty-ninlarge. U. S. Land Office at S ilt Lake. The United States vs. Joseph pages, and two hundred and Cit", U. T.;jan. 11th 1880. illustrations, F. Smith; unlawful cohabit--- ) twenty-seveNotice is hereby given that teen of them being full pages. A ; defendant at huge. the following named settlers The United States vs. Anon large numb'-- r of the il filed notice of their intenhave V.Call; polygamy and unlawful are comic and throughout the tion to make fimil proof in supcohabitation ; defendant at large. whole book there is an abundant of their claims, and th it The United States vs. George sprinkling of that innocent mirth port' said proofs will be made before Dunford junlawful cohabitation ;1 which is characteristic of the he Probate Judge of San Pete defendant at large. mgn. The woik is sold only b. Utah Territory, or in his Tha United States vs, George' subscription. Mr. A. S. Martin County, before the County Clerk bst nee of Salt Lake City is the genera! Q. Cannon ; unlawful cohabitaof said Comity on Saturday the at defendant agent for Utah Territory. large. tion; A. D. i860. in the can- 27th day of February, He will be The United States vs. Solomon Christian Sanderson, Home Edwards ; polygamy and unlaw- - vas of the Territory by loca1 stead Eutrv No. 47(k for the S. ful cohabitation; defendant at agents, and for that purpose he DJ S., R. 1 W. "2, desire correspondence W. i Sec. Tp. would Urge. and names the following wit '1 he UnitedStates vs. Ileleman with any person who would neses to prove his continuous Pratt ; unlawful cohabitation ; ei her desire the work themselves residence upon, and cultivation defendant at large. iorto take an agency. Andrew chid of, Jand, viz: The United State vs. Henry James Fjeld&ted. Fjeldsted, Dihwoodey; unlawful cohabita The s. L. lie a d wants to Cnarles Perkins and Henderson bail. on defendant tion; Counwould be to rifer Lee oi Gunnison San The United States vs. Abra- knowhow it Ter. di of our presen ty, Ut ham Cannon; unlawful cohabi- the vttoed bills to Oirm Clark, Homestead Entry Congress. I Legislature tation ; defendant on bail. S. be. Andt) for theS. E. N. W. No. Gentlemen would probably Tim United States vs George - Sec E E N. do we andN 4S.W.W. is but cause I cat; jut, unlawful cohabitation ; your nothing for you. f, i i.l5 S.,R. 5 E.and names the def ndant at large. foil wmg witne-e- s to prove his The United M ites vs. Janies continuous residence upon, and II. Van Natta ; polygamy and CARD. A cul ivation of, said land, viz : unlawful cohabitation; defendJames I. McClenaium, Joseph ant at lare. Mr. G. h. Jack, the artist', J'. W. Ehiruworth, James Smith United States vs. Joseph nouces to the p iblic that he wi all of Mount Qea.ii; unlawful cohabitation ; t, ike a cliss in the following Cnrister.sen, Pe e San County, Utati Ter. u fcnd.int. at large. branches of Art if a sufficient And on tne s line dav before The Uni ed States vs. Samuel number of pun. Is can le secuied the Probate Judge of Emeiy IL R. S nith ; unlawful column-- ' to pav him far his tune : Draiv-County or in his absence bc.ore he United States vs. Joseph jug from f.irm, cast, and life; the MfcMurrin ; unlawful cohahita-paintinCounty Clerk of said County in oil on vclvit, silk, and Court House Castle Dale, the it tion; defendant on bail. canvas; modeling in clav, etc. The United State vs. Wm. Mr. Jacks terms are reason tide U. T. on M. Fugate, Homestead Asper; unlawful cohabitation; and he will give the people a llarri eh it r No. 49 v5 tor the N. S. defendant at large. , good opportunity to pay for die W. Sec. 21 and N. E S. Sec. i j The United States vs. Win. U. lessons. Call on him at once go, ip. 2d S., R. 7 E. and names Lee ; unlawful cohabitation ; tie- - ami have names as enrolled your to p ove he f i. lowing wi fVndmton bail. tho number will be limited. his continuous residence Tne United Slates vs Huge S. upon, and cutivation of, Slid land, Go a a is; unlawful cohabitation ; viz: Jani-- lien ie, Daniel de endntit on bail. Three ease. SEED WHEAT. The Uniied States vs. John Jr, E W. Cox Jr.. cnJ D. A. Bowen unlawful cohabitation; Chmge jour seed wheat. Lowry of Ferron Ennry County, defer, fact on bail. Every farmer knows that lie Utah Ter. James Ilenrie, Home-teaThe Unite State v. Robert should elimge his seed wluat Entrv No. 496'.) fo the N. E. few Tln.se Morris; unlawful cohabitation ; every wishing years. to procure good defendant on bail. eed wheat Sec. 20 Tp 20 S. II. 7 F. and name- - the following wiLie.-t-e-s The United Stales vs. Wm. W. sh till cdl on M. RasmusM-nto Lar-oMom-id- , prove his contain us mce Willey ; unlawful cohabitation ; Ephraim, or refer defe dant on pail. Umy, have a lot of wheat upon, pud cu live tion of, said The United States vs. Thomas brought f,.un Minnesota called land, viz: 11. M. ugute, T. W. Birmingh mi ; uni iwful ohubi. Nordi rn itard Wheat which is Marker, Epnr dm Homer, Abra-- i nn Cmiove-- of Feiron Emery tation ; defendant on hail. very much sought after in that Tho United States vs Thomas section on account of the super-F- . Cotimy, Utah Ter. II. Morton ; unlawful cohabi- - ior quality of flour it makes, And in he ami' day liefore tation ; dr endant ai large. the Coney i h rk of San le'e The United Slates vs. James Co. U. 7. at he Hmise ai ATa Eardlev ; 'unlawful cohabitation ; ( y L tab Ter. delend mt at large. J ill dt .r Jr , IL cl .r dho Uniied States vs. John rv St. dm nent No. 9029 tome directed Jtv the for Firt e by t. Penman; polygamy; defendant j N E I and P. E. diii.n Distiict Coart of the X. W. j See on bail. 17. IS s. It. 1 v'. The Uuited States vs. Edward rtur' ot Lt.di, I shall .xpose al and iianu-.ollowing v - t.) nr the hunt door of Ids Drain; resisting an officer; do continuous ie m the remoeiiee teiidaut not arrested. County Court imu-- ', upmi. ; ml cultivation Gun dy of Sanuefe, of The Ended St ite vs. Ilenrv hind, viz: Wm. Bovvn Grow; unlawful cohabitation; anl Tciri. my of Utah, on the . r., Philip Duck, AI. Marian Pal2 h'd day of Feliriiarv,tvv-oat 11 mer end i.uvi B.iwn .f Fayette, defendant on bail. M.. ih Tne United Stnti.s vfdlowi. gde-jiS'c,.0('k h Pe.o Co.. Utah Tv r. "'u ate in San ful unlaw eolubit ition ; Sissout; PruP Ly Geor .eE.Window-Pre-emptio- ii vlefi mlant on I a 1. Two untv, Ut ill erritorv, to Dee erato v Mabmient Xo.Po case, !ot Tlie UnitevI states vs. lleroet 'l)-t!.N EE j X, E Sec 14 'The East ( I)h il:h f tlm South Tp. 15 R. J E and names the ) JA r, to his N)U,u et (J) (ontinuous and upon, Noth ve-- t t j) ,i ultivation of, said land, vz: the North Y) and George H. Draper, Reuben K jqunrar ot the South Mu?! UL Ames, and Peter J. Lars quarter n, of The united StaLs v. Thomas T1;ir,er of Section (s) hi Jit m Mor mi, San Pete Utah County, Jones; uniawful cohabitation, To'V'.ship (19) Ninteen So itii, Territory. deendant on bail. Three eases. ot Uane (') Two East, S It IL McMaster, Register, The United States vs. J.dm Y. Liki M ridi m, contain, in : (loO) Wm. T. Reid Atty. for Appls. Smith; unluwfil cohabitation; One hundred and sixt y acre of 45 defendant on bail. Tlnee cue. laud. 1 hi' I nited States v. James "lugetner w tli all and Movie ; unlawful cohabit ition ; the tenements limed tanien r- uul .ippvTbuunei'S th nip tali'- defend mt on bail. Tim e w J3 8 M 1 erc e 'I lm United States -. deiford i(hinging or in Oi anywise ai pvrt.d. Juab B.S'uip ; unlawful coiah.tat. I) ' ; to announce to tlie People of To Xe old a' i.irga Three the proper: v of Wishes Pi te anl Sevier Counties San L'Wie The United States vs. George D. anve, it nrv D.a' er, that he will make severs II. Taylor; unlawful cohabiU- - N.ny Elizahith D ehson, and during the coming winter trips and tion ; defeimant oti bail. Three Harman J. Uhris'en-a.i- . at the will te prepared to lejnur Chairs! and other w Furniture ith wire in suit of William lWilon. lerms cases. S. L. Hr ru'd. such a manner that they look of Sale, Cash. well and E. A. Inr.iwo, ive ft Say Among the books Issued in the U. S. MirJiai. pjever ve Soever 7,7: ay I I last year tliire is none more deBy J. W. Gke'.vi vn. Try on- - amt you will have your ot menti u and vf an exserving wlude repaired. Work done Deputy. tended circulation than John B. 'Dated January 27th, at ltttsidetioe and at lssiy tat. .iHE HOME SEHTINH. n ; pie:. u w suc-Taylo- r, D. Editor. IIarkixgtox, to-da- FIND SOME OTHER EXCUSE Ephraim, Jan. 27, 1680. Skhtikbl: I an v try 6orr)r that a simple s.ct of justice should provoke o much criticism. It certainly was wrong to read the letter of another without permission, if you ignore the motive. There is a church that thinketh r.o evil. There is also a love that would forget even a Chesterfield'1 when the ultimate good of a fellow creature is in question. It was Cain who asked Am I my brothers keep er? You could not speak thus of the Christians Cod if you knew Him. He is the author of the only true Religion, David sav 6 of Him. If I ascend up into heaven, thou art there: if make my bed in hull behold thou art theie. If I tane tne wing of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost pvrts of the sec ; even there shall thy hand lead rr.e, and thy right hand shall If we are ev r uphold me. will be it saved, through Grice which is the gift ofthis same God. Our disbelief of the fadt does not make it an untruth When we stand in the presence of this God w'lio is to he our final Judge it will be too late to t the garm nt of selfiigbw eousnes, earned by good works. Let us do it now. L. C. Ria. All this scripture quoting seems to us perfe tly irrelevant We have displayed the charity you speak of in believing tha the letter was o pencd ly mistake, we can not extend that chadty to the reading of it, as thrc could have been r.o motive but curiosity in the case until uf.ei the reading. You set m to ignoi Iloii 1 e rot-asid- t the fact , that good chrisUiin hic kf- - j S D Id ng eu til; Tt-asda- 1 bl is ot dll six-tio- n n I ch s2 no! vl i ret j i K'll lUt iti as-ist- IB V g irfv rer id ' i cu )ti aI ed lee j iroi Ite an-Jh- id. len bo ill. be, eV rers .it at Ian ihi in be e lyi sen 1 tha j sr i Carriages, Picture Frames, Etc. Also Dealers in the Celebrated HOUSEHOLD SEWING M s AIN r V Pre-emptio- n HEHSH c- j A-- e 1 ' by the Grand Juries. jn-ov- The following is a list, according to tiie.Ycc .of parties against whom indutmems had been found up to ihe first day of December term. Those arrestc and those unfeund, it will be seen, form nearly an offset: The United Staffs vs. Ferdinand F.Hintze; unlawful ccbabi- 1 id ic lady ed 1 the Mtwfsfr Thousinds in na pivire enti h'n 1 e iiuHd tins eeDn tx.ree ttuifs n luro aa oar. RELIAELE AGENTS wanted In U mr OccnpifKl territory. Send for catalcgRie mailed free. Addreis, 'amc this isort iti ern paper. bid bed-roc- k f,2,22. DARKE - -- ct- CO. All SEW and YOUTHS niee 3IK5 ? id Winter. r, a to - d e i mbt Yarietv particulars address Sowr.Es it Miller'. Sals LrJ,: Cif,. JACOB rrivSTAD. AGEAT IHfed IsSiy iLakeCitv. f w Id, t rao J n.. JjPwe LoveB i ttoriiey si n hh it in EJ State itv, UtJ1' v in 4ion! igh dl6 0M:' ne, i pre-- ' j ia la t inn - it RIVALS .gents' VV'anted.- - For furthe- s W.ices d vife. MACHINES. Fee it befoie buying anv oth r v- 1 IP. thi a 01 Notary Iublu- W !U i poia LG j t-- lati r,n, FtUh t White is jfh B3C3- of j ea,. sr N'oit door emith of Jriinince Usit Timpl Ltnct, Salt Laije uiv. ! of the It.dictimnts fu,nj r ? Insurn me Anents and Land Of flee - Agents. Car Jc, Dtirhr jirunirc in th ' Sry. nic Court, $, I ru ifife ( ovrt Band die I.r'od ( Shirr i , . x. ' x a id Hi MISSELS CoRMlELi. u T O :, r, O L 3, York, Pa. Attorni'j-ut-J.ii- ! - J - , a T, Awardi Eeeeived Jdelal Rud oi Irit ah tfee Grestbeabhernlxpo-s- r mn, Lo Kt, and 8 Bum- ' ber of la rs in 1883-- 4 -- 'utl V- E E liitfi double How Corn Planter and Fertiliser A ttarh merits complete in one jtachiM ! -- P, Riding or Walking ! Jo-cp- k( mte: HUNcirs j 1 -. ie p asf UTAH, S. t i T MANIT I, , 1 fei 12 f fl i Bad jon Cash Paid for Wool, Hide,s oi it. Pelts, Etc. n 1 g S! 'biz fho 001 MACHINE. es re-i- d inn Bnby 1 ' 4 sr t i ne-s- ' lb! he j n, the thief. The liouten.nt then told the boy to look eveiy man in the face, but the boy begge leave to walk down the rear, and the officer laughed. Rut preUy soon the boy died out Here he is! I made tbs chalk maik. t1i soldier of course was punished and the b y was applauded for his smartness. Some u ill . Lem-blin- g AT LARGE, Ar Ih-ri-ri- For the Sentim I Nut lorn since a farmer in Jutland, sent his hired hoy to herd his sheep. One day a soldier came from a camp not far oil and in spite of the boys pie and endeavors to pm amide him, caught a fat lamb and walked o 11' with it to to a butcher. The boy had a piece of red i hulk in bis pocket ; this he took and quietly went behind the thief and ilia ie a mark on his white leather belt At night lie told bis employer with voice what had luppcne I. The farmer had confidence in the boy end d d n t blame him, but said that on t ho moirow be would go oxer to the camp and complain to the captain and as the buy said be would be able to know the thief at 8 ght, the farmer took him along with him when he went over. The cap! 'in got angry over the disgraceful occuranee and ordered a lieutenant to go and have the whole company para le in order to find AND it hi - ! ON BATL d du 6ec-W- i ROY. id-in- ir g taught to do no evd ihot good however the may come of it closing remaiks id your communication we heartily coiucid with, potuUr thnu well, but under no circums.ances ever be guilty of let ing curiosity get the better of your judgement. Curiosity is wh.it robo d eartii of Eden. A SMART y caret Dh LAUD. - g. p. 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