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Show jc Absolutely Independent whether quetioa Social or Ob all ; i & Terms; , year, in advance, Six months, f 1.00. 12.00 per - . VOLUME III. All coffees only 22T; per pound a Ex ceisior. Self-risin- flour fl.85 per hurdred at ' g Excelsior. Onions for 50c per bushel. A. Qadd3. Sayar! Sugar! Excelsior. J. R. 23 -- Inquire of pox nds for fl.03 Hiekman our seen oa was -- - tf. Take a peep at the doll in & Lunls window, its a beauty. McNally W. W. Armstrong of Salt Lake was a visitor to Nephi Thursday. Edwin Pike of Eureka, County attorney, was in Nephi this week. The Excelsior will protect you and giYe you the best value for your money. Joseph Brown and Jake Bowers started for Murcur Thursday on a prospecting rz tour, but Congress met on Monday, Cleve- land did not send in hia message until For the LeastMioney, And Bargains; in Underwear, Clothing, Overcoats, Blankets, 'il!iietc. Dress Goods Gp! where the Largest Stock is car ' ! ; . j 1 i ried to the Leading X&erchants Xuesday. Jamies E- - Clinton arrived in Nephi Wednasday, over the Union Pacific from' Salt Lake. C. L. Hyde, who now resides in Salt Lake city, was a south-boun- d passenger on the U, P. Wednesday. J. W. Schofield, marshal elect, is act- h ing as city marshal this week. Mr. being out of town. The price quoted by the lExcelsior in this issue commence Monday Dec. 9th and continue until Jan, 1st 1896. The Post office was removed, Saturday last, out of the building North of the bank, to the first door South of the bank. There will be a conjoint meeting of the Y. M. and Y. L. M I. A. in the tabernacle Monday night. Everybody Gold-sbroug- invited. We are pleased to see uncle Henry Qoldsbrough oa the streets again. He has been very sick for the past two weeks. j s .James W. Paxinan superintendant of the Excelsior mercantile Co. made a business trip to Salt Lake Monday, return- Leaders in Low Prices. ; I ma , Br Caes ing Thursday. There i3 rejoicing in another household. A fine baby girl came to James Lunts home and took up permanent residence on Sunday morning. The Blade acknowleges the receipt of a calender for 1896 from W. F McMillan, Salt Lake City, agent of the Burlington and Missouria R. R. Thin or gray hair and bald heads, go many people as marks of displeasingbetoaverted for a long time by age, may using Hall's Hair Renewer. Aluminum combs worth $1.03 reduced to 803. The new compressed combs worth . $1.00 now 75c. Call early or you- will miss. a bargain. McNally & Lunt.The womep of the country are goiDg to hold a convention to see if the costume of the Goddess of Liberty can't be changed w . t Stand to red, white and bloomers. Ex. specialties, Hanging Hugo Deprezin selectman from Eureka, Night Glow and Jackman selectman from Levan were in town this week in attendance at the December session the county hat burns 200 hours at the cost court. y W. II. D. Qoldsbrough, and kins started for Murcur Wednesday to look over the business prospects' there, of 2 cents without smoke with the intention cf starting up in ness, everything is favorable. Call at t he Nephi Coop for or smell. your lants. They have Just ceived the best ever seen in Nephi T COOPER, PYPER & GOS. for $1.50, worth $3.00 The Commission has compelled the A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE DISTRIB-utlu- g do corres- eoftp samples, Sylvan Co., 727 Woodward, Deponding. Send troit, Mich., 10c for sample soap, etc., receive outfit offer. 2A-2- 7 ( A. L. of W Jen- busi- if i re- ; canvas ot the Constitutional vote and it will b6 in the hands of the president by Dec. 15th . It is hoped that Utah may begin as a state by the first of January. Never judge a man by outside appearances. A shabby Coat may enwrap a newspaper pablisher, while a man wearplug hat and sporting a ing ad cane may be a deliquent subscribers NEPni. riirr t.igh-tone- .ele- 2 - f .o S i JriOLili Ladies and Childrens Cloaks selling at cost for cash at Execlsior Pescrc; Uah, one ittil e frow Oasis station. If you are anxious to find the most reread in Ayer's Alliable manac the testimonials of those who have been cured of such terrible diseases as by catarrh, rheumatism, and scrofula,Then the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla ' govern yourself accordingly. 3i0 V . Call they all go. Mer. Plots! bd the only First-clas- s tween. ITenhi anGTMilford Rato j in harmony with the times. : : hate a well of fhfainoul Decerct Lithia Water on the premb,-anwhich L a guaranteed cuUfre the for BrihtS and all diseases Tv e , to-Wi- tinW, c' . t: , dry '' ra-vl- nr . urinal ,rodo. Itidfieya, Bladder and all other w a ter, fn older to show otir faith in thiJ VfO niako the following proposition , If any ouu a.Alittru with any of the troubles above eauraerateu ;iro not rriiaved in one month, and eui ed in three months, no charge v ill L j for board, inind the Di: ui et Iloum: is first clasT in every particular; . no J. . F. 01BBS, nroprlator & As an emergency , t : : Co. get one before biood-purifie- r, k !,r d gold-heade- DCS- - ( ijv A W r The BLADE v medicine, Ayers lead of all other the tales Pectoral Cherry relief and cate of remedies. For the sore thfoafc, and croup, whooping-coug- h the dangerous pulmonary troubles to which the joung are so liable, it is invaluable, being prompt to act, sure to cure. A very pleasant family gathering was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Belliston last Saturday night, and a mbst enjoyable time was had until after midnight. It being Mr. Belfistons fiftieth birthday Sunday the company remained until after twelve oclock to wish him many happy returns, &hd a long and prosperous life. ard In progress for a Arrangements concert next (Saturday night in the Tabernacle for the purpose of obtaining money to finish paying for the ground on which it proposed to build the South ward meeting house. Some of the best Provo and the very talent of Salt Lake, wilt take part, making talent best local ever best entertainments the of one it witnessed in Nephi.- The fidvf riiF'mf at in tl.o Country Papers, and r, 3 has the Largest Circulation ot ary Paper in Central end Southern Utah , It offers the bt possible ir.p ilium frr Advertisements, t NUMBER 7, 1895 20. Gibbs answers pedaaoue. A SPECIFIC , In your last impression an ol friend, as $ believe, who signs himself Pedagegue, takes me to tak for an AOaoHoC CMJir I?C3E0 article that recently appeared in the editorial colums of The Blade. The article in question was labelled The true form Childs knee suits at cost at Excelsior. of toe Moon. Those who assume to criticise should Good Currant s 10 lbs for $1.00 at Excelnot object to criticism and for that reasior. son I am not displeased that Pedagogue The best has availed himself of the colums of The Excelsior. Blade to set me right if I am wrong. should be invited as thereby N'ckle plate soap the cheapest yet 8 bars Cfiticism is made clearer, and propooftimes truth tf. sitions become divested for 253 at Excelsior of error. A new line of dress goods at away down However, Pedagogue does me an injustice by intimating that I was contendprices at the Excelsior. ing against the axial motion ofthe moon.There is a new play called The Stock- The argument was made against the theIt is said td be darned good. ing. side (end ory that the moon has one bulged out or rather) L'jsjt One large black and tan dog; and that the elongation was formation thankfully received by V. the attraction of the earth Car.dland. moon was young and soft. Just received a large stock of the Like Pedagogue, I do not profess a ebrated Hametn and Brown Shoe of astronomy, and must knowledge bools and shoes at Chas. Footes. confess I do not understand how Pedaschool gogue has made it clear to the .. , the Mooon really revolves on . stock; XT ifcgJaxlg, or hoW ttJey are Drove it for b the Kthf Cltyf McNally & Lunt. r themselves, because ne tells them the 5Ve are asked to tell what a living pic- j point from which the observation must ture is. We give ic u p unless it is a wo- be made is the Sun. It is a law of plane- man wrapped In thought and sitting in a tary motion that the axes are merely at frame of mind. right angles to the body around which the planets revolve. That is the case at less with the Earth although It has an inLadi Wraps than infigures clination in its orbit, or path around the Salt San of a little moreThiin twenty degrees CO-OP. Lake City. NEPHI whiclj causes the changes of the seasons, or the apparent movement of the Sun to5 wards the south during the fall and winHoliday Rates. ter and towards the North during The Union Pacific Ry will make an the summer, (The spring and even rate of one fare for the round trip to inclination of Alars is a little greatall points on its system within a" distance er than that of the Earth.) Ffleod Pedaof 253 miles from selling office on account gogues explanation of the axial rotation of Christmas and New Years Holidays, of the Moon is that one axisone needle towards Belling rates Dec. 24, 25, 31 st and Jany. in ball of yarn points directly the Earth while the other axis-nee1st Final Limit Jan. 6th 1898, in the opposite direction. As the E. D. WICKIN3, Agt. points Mood reVolve3 around the Earth from east to west, according to Pedagogue Ls Millard Mites axial rotation would be perpendicular to of its arbital motion, or like a huge that The Millard County Land and Water around the earth and spintop a moving of have at surveyors Company corps work on the big canal enterprise and ning with the elongated (end, rather) the Earth. As pointing towards have about six miles above Leamington always me is it to fer get out to the impossible and a gang of graders are now at work making the dirt fly on Sun at least just at present in order to an observation, I will waive the upper end of the ditch. The canal make will be fifty feet wide and six feet deep farther cantroversy on that point and add that such a condition would for a distance of probably ten or fifteen merely b inexplicable from the nebular hypomiles where it will be narrowed down thesis of world formation, and its size reduced in proportion to the Returning to the elongated side (end, area to be irrigated. It is the greatest of tha Moon the Combating 01 irrigation enterprise ever undertaxen in rather) was which the object of the article critiwill Utah and provide from 5,000 to 10,000 cised by Pedagogue, I shall say this; homes for those that desire them in Mil- The law of gravitation as laid down by lard county and that have the pluck to Newton is, that bodies attract each other take hold of the enterprise. Ninety per as the square ofthe distance inversely can m be of cent, the investment paid and or in schooldirectly as the mass, labor and the other 10 per cent, will have is for the schoolthis boy (and language to be paid in cash. Intending will do well to apply for copies of boys and schoolgirls) one planet will pull another towards it just in proportion to of the comthe constitution and what it weighs, of its mass, and the can be from Chris. obtained pany. They distance from each other. Now, . they are Oveisoa, Leamington; J. C Hawley, if the Alooa was yoang and soft and G. W. and Oasis; Cropper, Deseret; one had side(end, rather) pulled out , Fillmore, elongated by the pulling forca of the That the canal will be a go there is Earth and cooled ofif apd became hard, not the slightest doubt, for a company does not the earth bear evidence of with abundant capital offer to take the why the same condition? If the Aloon was have it com- once enterprise and fill a bond to1897. young and soft, the Earth must of first the May, pleted by also been have young and soft, and " THE DETROIT DISTRICT . the Aloon according to its .mass, must have also had its pull on the Earth and Is coming to the front again. Prof. N. there should be some evidence of it, at miner-ologian and Lehuen, geologist expert if the Aloon was pulled out so that least, of St. Paul, Aliun,, in company diameter (according to witn Chris Overson of Leamington, went Its equatorial Pedagogue) is about one third less than out there on Sunday and looked through its polar diameter, which in if true the the Ibex, and over the Rattler aud Pat that of the Earths form Neenen groups. On his return, the Prof, opposite to Aloon the has a considsrahle pull on That as with well himself pleased expressed is proven by the lunar tides (so the geological conditions of the district the Earth on the Earth. and expects to return Id the interest of a called) to be hoped that between Pedais It wealthy St. Paul Co. and the writer, the young readers The Blade has frequently asserted that gogue Air. Underwood ol New York, would of The Blade have learned all that is Moon, again try the goddess fortune in the Ibex. worth knowing about theVery Additional information is to the effect Gibbs. J. F.truly, that work will be started immediately after the first of January 1838. Air, Underwood spent a small fortune on the A. A. Ilfncktey replys to an Attack made Ibex and ia building the Leamington rob-oeHim upon by the Progress. Smelter, and after beiug mercilessly was forced to suspend operations. Editor Blade; The Blade has all along credited Air, 1 am sorry to be called upon iu this my Underwood with being honest, and it is time, to reply to the attack believed he will do tne right, thing by inopportuneme in the last Progress, but made upon suffered Ibex the those that by collapse. it. I am guilty of compella necessity, The Blade nas still faith in Air, Under crime of doing as the law wood and that his temporarily suspended the henions me to with the delinquent tax-lisenterprise will yet materialize into a pay- allowi to disagree with the Progress dared I have ing iavtetment. aud it has stirred the animals editor (?) THE FILLMORE SHEET. up. 2 handled the seems to have a as I Or Millard What-is-i- t, delinquent tax-lis- t colic and would any other business proposition, serious attack of era tfiped-braiis liable to go iuto spasms unless relief I wrote for quotations to different papers is speedily obtained. The cause of the and gave it to the lowest responsible bidnondescripts present spasm is found in der: At the time I did really1 think afteT the fact that The Blade secured the reading the Progress that they would be ot the Millard delinquent tax-lis- the lowest bidders as Jt seemed to me printing Tne Fillmore connundrum spills that anything to fill Up would Command its brainless bile on the Aliilard county a premium. But now they thought they collector for giving the contract to The had a secure right and title to the delin cif Aliilard Co. , and when and The BLADE for taking it. quent tax-iis- t Blade, Bo far as the collector is concerned, he is they did not get it they raise the cry care of himself Not legal and pretend to have legal abuadantly able to take and The Blade will no doubt be placed advice to that effect on the subject and at his disposal for any defence he may see which is another evidence of the scarcity of grey matter in the upper region. The fit toTnake. Bo far as The Blade is concerned, it idea is disgusting in its absurdity to pretend that the Legislature would make a careS nothing for what the trio of What-is-it run law compelling the publication of delinFillmore the that in any mushroom paper may say of it. But will be content to say quent tax-listhat in every P O. but two in Aliilard that may spring up to catch pennys from an unwarry public. After making incopnty there are all the way from three for received of The Blade to ten copies quiry from the post masters of Aliilard sheet. Co., I concluded that if I wanted the deone of the Fililmore Barsiety Another thing it is desirable to notice is linquents of Aliilard I County to know of they were advertised, must put it in the Charge that leading Fillmore are making a roar because the The BlaDr the first and only Aliilard Co. honored resilist was sent out of Aliilard county tor paper published ofby a time Co. and I know Aliilard to venture We will say dent publication. e within that my friends will sustain me for the of a select few that the sacred precincts of Fillmore, and who stand 1 have taken. Apologizing for the have tried to gobble all there is in the lather I bare wasted to shave an ass, I am yours truly county for the benefit of themselves and m A. A. HinckleY. six are uot there admirers, Collector Aliilard Co, Millard county who would not rather see Tne Blade have the publication of thsn tax-lithan the Wishy washy interoga-tioDr. Carrington Arrested. its black flag over the point that flies Aliilard of Progress. the title impressive was lie be r Wright of Weber coxrkty ushered into the world didSheriff That paper a nice piece of work this morning in band with music by the Fillmore brass of Dr. Carrington on an east the capture ever a been concern tinhorn has the and bound tram. Dr. Carrington passenger since. It never contained a line worth is a resident of Bingham City, and is a worth nor treasuring wanted on a thought reading of criminal malpraccharge unless it were a clipping. It has beea tice committed on a Nevada from a barnacle on the people of Fillmore and the effects of which she died at lady, Balt Lake. has never Bad an editor that was not A warrant had been issued for the areither a knave or fool or ;a; combination of rest doctor, but he could not be of those qualities. The people of Aliilard located the until this morning, While Sheriff and collector things,county know thoselose was Wright bringing the boy Ilansorf an intelligent vote down Hinckley will not Refofm school. from the Fill-in d to be by the by refusing on the tram at Salt Lake The doctor, What-is-i- t. got dre and when at his with stepdaughter, city Icjnot, was Bingham recognized by the sheriff. He was dressed in a shabby suit of around his clothes, a harfdkerchelf tied Notice to Subscribers. neck and his hat pulled down over work, Our entire subscription list has ben eyes, but his disguise did nottaken Under was arrest, of the hands Andrew in placed Bclmer, placed to Salt Lake 011 no, Provo, and returned Sheriff Nephi, who has instructions to ofmake right, j rK I passenger train by prompt and vigorous collections for Denver, tiekTa had throughaccounts. Respectfully, delinquent ti.J.F, OIL.1 s. quirer. 1 . . . dle cross-sectiODe- d, j home-seeke- rs by-la- Jos-hna.vmwo- st -- n t. chum-parixe- es ts tax-paye- rs tax-pay- er out-sid- r tax-paye- rs st - bull-doze- , - - - ' Ggqos, AND LUNG TROUBLES, r: 3 ! ! . chcrhy PCCTGHAt i Two years ago, I Lad th grippe and it left me with a cough which gave me no ret night or day. My family physician prescribed for me, changing the medicine as often as l;e found the things I had taken Mere not helping ) ' a (; v - t. 1 tne, but, in spite of his Attendance, I got no better, b'inally, my husband, reading one day of a 'gentleman who bad bad the grippe and was cured by taking Ayers Cherry Pectoral, procured, for me a bottle of this medicine, and before 1 bad taken halt Ot it, I was cured. 1 haVe used the IectOral for my Children1 &nd ill my family, whenever we have heeded it, and. liare found it a specific1 for Cold1, coughs, and lung troubles.- -' Rmily Wood, North St., Elltton, Aid. - Ayers Cherry Pectoral1 Highest Honors at Worlds Fair.' Cleanse the System with Ptnfi Harry Hayes Arresteed Crxsaparina r for a Tripple5 Murder at Pelllcan Point. The grand jury haa concluded its in vestigatim of the Pelican Point case anrp have found an indictment lor murder in' the firet degree airainit the very mm the them t6, the man whom' public expected the finger of suspicion points, lies pointed a'l along as being the individual' whose'soul will answer at the(Jrat Judgement Seat for the awfuami unproveki cr butchery and burial in a waitry grave' of three innocent ooys in February last ' Harry Hayes. He was arrested by Marshall Fowler this morning at JJ oclock, while seated calmly playing a social1 game of cards in the Occ'dental siloon, Hayes never said a ward, hut took the' arrest as a matter 0 course, in fact he' had been peCtiDg it 11 along, lie waV at arraigned 2 oclock, J. V. N. White He cotton apDearing as his attorney. will plead not guilty on lrid.iv morning. He has nothing 10 say to the newspapers other than that he is not guilty of the His wife is' Crime he is charged with. furiohs at the officers and all who have worked on the case against nor hUsband. She says positively tbav Hayes was not' murders werdf at the fanch at the turf-th- e cummifted. It is evident that the defene will undertake to prove ah alibi. Wed nesdays Dispatch. LIST OF of . Juatf County; Utah Territory' Delinquent d t, on La Gricp?, for Golds, j streets j'esterday. Utah sugar the best 23 pounds for fl.03 ' at Excelsior. ,, , The merchants are beginning to pre pare for the holidays. Raisens never so cheap 25 pounds for $1.00 at Excelsior. Call and see oar line of dolls and toys. Chas. Foote, tf. Bay an A 1. home made cheese at Excelsior only 8c per pouod. tf. A new line of ladies wraps just arrived at prices that defy competition. Chas. ' Foote. Xtf 3TOUL I i $ Country People Read Editor Blade: T 1 I - ; J. F . - i a1 yrn Over coats cheap at Excelsior. Lemon peel, 153 per pound at Exoslsior Choise tea 4 packages for 50o a - ov f NEPHI CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY MOUSING, DEC. 1 . J K Political; Religious, IS the BLADE. Tfe Trutli Without F&r or Favor. oa Motto; J ? ! rrr v : Nfphl City fn ' Tax-Payer- s Abraham ORME, City Treasurer Nephi City, Dated Nephi City Utah Nov. 27th 1835. r Notice is hereby given that the follow- the ing named persons arfe delinquent InJuatT. paymenUhsI cityjtaxes in Neohi city county, Utah Territory for ti e year 1595' to the amount heieinafter specified; and' that unless said arrfounts together with the costs are sooner paid, i shall sell the property hereinafter described to satisfy such taxes and Costs fn thd manner pre- -' scribed by law. Said sale will begin on the third JJon' day of December 1835' at twelve ocioekt. noon at tbe front of the County Courf' house inNephi city, Juab county, Utah Territory where I will expose for sAle and sell at public auction to the highest.' responsible bidder for cash , sufficient of such delinquents real estate to pay the taxes and costs, and will Continue to sell, from day to day until the property of such delinquents is exhausted or the taxes and costs paid, Adams Henry Lot t lflA Fra. 3 block 27 i .p.r; piat ij blk 21 plat A 3M, Adams Sliarlotte II, lot 3 liKiadhead David H. lot 3 2fiT ftx5U rods 9i block 28 plat A Bruno Anfhany lot 3 block 24 plat D fi.k' Booth John A lot 2 block 0 plat IJ Burton Herbert lot 3f Kl block 28 plat B.. 7.yi .. Chase Sission A lot 23 fi action S blk 24 j 3 plat D , Carter A. R. lot 1 103V ft 13 rods block 21 A 5.20, plat .4C Downs John R personal property 23.f2 . Foote Cyrus lot 3 114 block 3fi plat A 3 r2 . Doble Edwin lot 234 block 43 plat D ' block 10 plat A.. lot 4 Henroad Haynes Henry lot 34 SJ4 block 3232 plat B., lotN1 block Ilaj nes Joseph plat37 B... blk plat Hague 4John lot 1 4oftv6'irods 5l A. lot 12 Af lot lllftxl3 rds blk plat 1 blk 31 plat B y. blk 31 plat A, lot 12 S 32.7f A, lot 31 N U block 15 plat D. 3.fi8 Ilk'kman En-m-a lot 2 blk 43 plat A , Hamilton It. S. lot 4 38 x 11 1ft blk 28 plat A. fi70, lot 4 57x214 ft blk 23 plat A 44 OQ , rds blk platA 66.WI HickmanJ. R.lot 4 ft blk 44 plat A.. J, W. lot 58x168 Hartley &McCune , lot 2 53110 ft block 45 Hague plat A......... i 3,l Jensen Andreas lot 41 blk 306 plat CD ... .... 1..U Kendall Geo. W. lot blk48 platA. lot 4 blk Morris Charles lot 3 blk plat PalTnerlU W. lot 4 3 fx rd blk 4lpVa't A 2 4 1..VL 7 piatC.i.r,, Jot 1 C1 4 Peterson Oft 2.1-. O .. Pexton W. H. lot?12 blk 21N plat 3 t blk 5. plat A ,, W4 lot Wm. Sperry S. J. lot 4 bl ........ J.b kJJplalB.. SehofieM block 35 Teasdale Sirs. F. C. lot 2 b J j, oh' D........ plat .Sarah 37 2 C block 12 I J. lot plat Tolley Tranter Joseph lot 2 3x13 rds blk 53 plat 3.25 .fi J. lot 4 51 x 13 blk 15 plat (j. . Tolley S. Witbei k John fraction plat B 4 i"f 5Vlutleek J. II. lot blk 18 j lat B fi o Young II. A. F. lot 3A4 NG blk 53 McIntosh Wm. lot 'i N1; blk 32plat A 2 fir-- t National Bank of Nephi 30 ftxlj" 2 20 Jot blk rods 4Q plat A and ftxfi one half tods lot 4 Ui 27Imp. A it pi S half lots 1A blk 32 Ihat A irnpr, n 'i . |
