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Show UTAH EVENING WML. all Ukl City Dr. 31, H71. Tho Marshall Aoeounts. Colra-tialixor- Thera Menu to be a general Inclination to try and pronounce judgment on thlaaaee in the paperi and on the struct. Vo believe that it li the duly of the preai anc all good eitiieni to call thu attention of, and aid the proper in Arreting out any irregulari-tie- a or criminalities in the allairt of theia who are In official poiition. When that 1 done Itieemi ui to that public duty doee not call for batty aiiumptioni of guilt on tha part of any one. We believe in the lentiment enunciated by the President in regard to tha whulty ring, "Let no guilty man eecape," and we hope and believe that tho authentic will aoarch the matter to the bottom. It ie certainly due to the public and to the Xanhal hlmielf. While we believe that the chargee were tha offspring of malice and partisan hate, yet the vhargoi are of too serious a nature to bo we sinpassed over in silence. If, cerely hope and believe, the General can place himself in a proper light, it is but justice that the examination should bo thorough, and that nothing should be left to conjecture. Meanwhile let u await tho result. It is tha glory of vulgar minds to be always thinking evil of their nnighbors, and they are saver so happy as when they can gloat over the guilt of some one. In fact the contemplation of crime seems to be their pleasantest recreation, and it usually becomes so attractive, that they aro unable to resist the temptation of committing it themselves. u ' Read This. Hone raanufoctured brashes of every This ball of justice gave a freo exhibition this morning, original end amusing. It would mem that in a ceitain portion of (ha city rosidoa a couple who a, aro Free Lovers, Cnnnuhlutors, or some other thing of an advanced nature, The neighbors, becompretence, ing diiintisfled with llu-isummoned to thoir aid John Porter and W. Dali, one or both of whom are special policemen, and proceeded to summarily eject the aforesaid couple. An old gentleman who seemed to liu tho spokesman for th attacking party, got wound up, and despite the effort of tho Court, mid others, declined to stop wu Mi until he ran down. than much more amusing , instructive, end was directed principslly to party's defective ideas of thu marital relation. This subject being rathor a mixed one in this country, the kjoc1i wu necesIlis honor, howsarily rather foggy. ever, looked upon Ue domestic question as being outside of the caso, and the accused a having acted without duo warraut of law, and decreed a fine of fill a piece, N. J. Petenot wa called up for being drunk and disorderly, ami on being asked to plead pertinently enquired, "Mow much ?" Mo had evidently been there before and knows tho rope.' On being informed very blandly by the jodge that 910 would be an equivalent, lie remarked that ha guossed ho should have to enter into the employ of the city for a while. Kimball Cutlibcrl and Samuel Vanco pleaded guilty to a too free indulgonco in tho "rosy," and were invited to do- -' They were out in posit $10 each. search of tha samo at last advices, and will, probably, in consequence, bo obliged to cut- short thoir purchasos of Christmas presents. r fm-vc- - des- A superior article made to order, laureates to make to order, and have on hand, for sale, ovary variety if brarhes, equal cription. if not superior, to tb Imported article. Wn. Milk, Superintendent, So. 117 Main ateaat, a ftw doors bale tba Walker Mouse. The Miners. Te honest miner is flocking into tbs city from tba various camps to spend tha holidays. Some will doublioss seek rational enjoyment, after months f toil, while others will scatter thoir hard-earne- d money where the woodbine twineth. The "tiger" will undoubtedly get hie daws on some of them, poor whisky will be tho rock o.i which some will split, and the city treasury will undoubtedly be all the richer for their jollification. The boyi report considerable activity in tha mines, and sum generally cheerful over the prospect. The most of the mines hive a holiday until aftor New Tun. Wa learn that the Ontario managers give n ball and auppor at the mine, to their employees this evening, and will than abut down for n weok, nndwa hear that eeverel others are following the example. Christmas Eve Social Party At tha Liberal Institute. Diabolism. nr j. r. What I Lite T 'ti a vapor that iswseth away. What i I'ealh ? 'tlx tbs portal of opening day. Turn now te the contrast lh life of the soul, I'nnnding, eternal I ilia sgns tliHt roll Lika swift moving billows ne'er striking a shorn, Itear It upward and onward In tiud overiuoro. Till then is tb I'on It tnacheth te t'lee, lie dead to tho world, unshackled and freo, Let (hy spirit mount upward, Hi vision ao dear, That uimWured by thn fug that 'ncirclo It here, Tt shall ba-- k in the light of otornity'i inn When the numuinra shall corns and thy labol be done. The Eureka Mine, Tintle Dio trlct. Timm it an unwritten history connected with thia noted mine above if published would interest the public. We Lave named, which received some items of information from em- ployee of Weils, Fargo noted at foreman at this mine Co., hat during the From twenty to thirty past season. rnon havo boon employed during that timo and(nt present there aro twenly-lhre- o men at work unJar the superintendence of J. E. Matthews, Esq., the former superintendent of tho Emma in Its palmy days. The ore from this mine is milling ore carrying horn silver and running into tho thousands of dollars of silver pur ton in tho liighur grades, but averaging from $100 to $125 per ton. The nre it divided into three classes; tho third nr lower clast comprising all ora that will nut sample $40 per ton is Them are thrown over the dump. thousands of tans of this class awaiting the completion of the dry concentration works, when it can be handled with a good profit. From May 1st, 1874, to June 1st, 187.1, $100,000 worth of ora has been shipped and sold in the market. All this very quietly and without tho sound eftrumputs. Tho fuel it this mine is one of tho bs- -t in. Utah, and will yet make a noise in tho world. And yet the greatest depth attainod on tho mine but 130 feat (although they have spread themselves like a sotting hen). This is in the main shaft, which it now being pushed to the deep. It is 13 foct by 4 foot in tho clear, with two compartments and well timbered. Under the able management of Mr. Matthews the system of gouging, heretofore practiced on tliii mine, will be replaced by scientific Tho formation or country mining. rock is limestono. Tho M ail cabinut is indebted to Mr. Carrington for specimens from this fins mine. A short time since, as wo aro formed, somo malicious scoundrels who, by the by, aro to the sufferer well known cut vnd maimed a man's horse upon which ha diqiendod fur his livelihood, so as to render it useless to him. This, ho says, was a penalty inflicted upon him for being weak in tho faith. Much acts and others proceeding from tho same animus of frenzied seal, barbarism and inhumanity, speak in louder tones than words can tell of tho terrorism that u class of this community would set up hero if they had the power. Ignorant as brute beastsi debased beneath the savage in hellish ferocity, vilo in their Daturc, and with srneibililiut perverted and prostrated, Head-Quarte- rs Restaurant. they frirnish the most incontestiblo proof Rear of Head Quarters Saloon. Mr. John of the doctrine of total depravity A. Fihcr know how to run a restaurant in that can be found upon tho globe. Let tle, wo gave John a call, and not to us devoutly hope that the race of such recommend the s. taka cur word, but eall and soe for miscreants will not be perpetuated. Ho serrosup meal In the San Francisco ityla, and his table are supplied with tha bast tha market afford. Kemouiber tha Evorybody and their friend- - call around and seo (1. V. place, in rear of Head Quarters Saloon. 1m in- val-uab- lo Grst-n'a- theoi-srire- Co.' windows, beautifully laden Culmor with hrlstiuas fruit, etc. It is really a feast te the aya to witness such a line display ut confectioneries, so artistically arranged. a PERSONAL. Wa wero favored with a call from our old time friend G. I). Woody ard of Tbs managers of tba Children1 Program ive Mr. W. is on his way to tho liucha. Afternoon. Lyeeam will give ana ef thstr popular balls Saturday this trailing for tba benefit of tho library in "Kentuck." homo 'id Star The grand Cherry and Fair fond of tho Licoum end all ara cordially inLe to are Alox. which at 2,000 toy Toponce, of Corinne, it showMatinee, vited to attend. bairn the the distributed ing among light of his counteninuo on tho gratuitously half-pas- t Christmas Oratorlo-"Messl- h." at one strauts. commences present, has a Christmas Charley Yeomans leaves for the West On Sunday evening, Doe. 20, at the o'clock. The Manager who altentU. and for girl boy Me carrier with hint the good every threatre, the oratorio of the Messiah gift wishes of many friends. will bo produced by the Handel and Head-Quarte- rs Saloon. Hayden Society of Salt Lake City, unsaloon has been remodelled and fitted der the able leadership of Prof. Geo. In 'Ibis Splendid Bargains. tha latest Palace stvlo, where every comt Two new Sawing Tha auoceu attending tha fort will be extended tu customers and Caroles. for sale cheap, on account of hard One ousting H3 times. n be and I'attor-uis the Most." former puhlio productions of this popufriends. Cy will ba sold 173. and an IS3 machine for lar society, combined with the well-kno- defioa competition in tbe brands of Liquors S3 1. 'Ilium fur hve never boon used Let everylwdy bis customers. he to niters musical abilities of its members, and no such opixirt-.initwill be again affordKive him a call during the holidays. J iihnny IliYKon A Co., throe doors warrant us in the assertion that n full Fisher bolds forth In the rear. dealing out ed. Apply in L. house will greet and appreciate their substantial for the inner man in good shape, boluw tha Walker lluusa. with everything clean and nice. eSurta te elevate tha atandard of musiHoax Silvkk. Mr. Carrington, late cal excellence in this city. Aa no tickets of tho Eureka mine, Tintic, brought ui No Paper wtyl be sold on Sunday, we would as a contribution to tlie Mail Ai the Christmas chi mo already be- yesterday, upon our renders the necessity of mineral and fossil cabinet, a valuore, in our ears, wo aro obtaining their tickets previous to that gin to able "chunk" of horn silver, ' yielding tha hallowed day in to observe enjoined day. to $.1,000 Li the Lin, $4,000 Continue tha manner whereof the memory of the and wa will good work, gentlemen, L. Goldberg A Co., to not the contrary. soon runneth, have mine tangible samples to Under Wasatch llutsl, offer lha largeet and printer our beat atock of Winter Clothing, at prices (bat Therefore again cordially wishing show of Utah's minoral wealth. readeri and frionds at home and abroad rUfr competition in this market. Juit a ltd of Fine Broadcloth Bull latest Merry Christma, wo announce that Fisa Cnuas for tha Holiday at C. R. sty las. there will lie no M ail to morrow. Rarratt'i. s im-pro- aa The Host Question. Stevens & Co. The Junction claims the palm for First door north of lha Federal Court Ogden in 'the production of hogs. House," have on hand a splendid assortment Whereupon the Herald says, it knows nda large stock of stationery, wkulwala the whereabouts of n large number of and retail, Pons, Ink, etc., an I defy compeTheir .helve aro wine in thia city, though (they era not tition lor quality and prices. works" of the filled with books, "Standard forge. If tho Herald man bee bet authors, and every variety of reading quite been prowling around the pig pane in matter, light and b 'ary, to suit everybody Picture in gnat variety, ladies work hoses, the city, we would advise ell bog ownJfce., In fact (ha bert bouse in town to select a er! to keep s good watch out on thuir who u premises. Valley House. . We wot Id call the attention of our reader to the Valley Mouse, lki hotel la one of lha host in tho dty. It is centrally located, and baa baourns tha lavurlta resort for uur mining Hands; tba charge are reasonable, aad all tba eomfotti of a borne ara given by IU aatarprisfog proprietors, Maura, Dahl A Beraason. " Personal " Description of tha New Membera of Congresa, A Running n. J. C. Carrington, Eq., who as an 8AN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET. OUR NEW CONGRESSMEN. A FRAGMENT. Polios Court. Y. Fauiial in the Great Weitem Motel building, has everything usually kept in a meat market, and will suit all who may call on him. Fob Silk. -- An anpracoduntad burgain can ba had at L. J. River k Co.'s, three doors south of thoWsiker House, In two Pewing Murhine. One, now. cost (11.1, will bo sold for (71; one, now, cost CO for lie, To lie sold ou an aecouut. iLiti Holiday presenL Kvery I'Cmm Slovene A Co. s store will ba plea-c- d to see the SxKLL&Turur aruaxhibtinga Ana variety of solid and splendid goods they hire tu offer, at tha very lutruct price. Call and stock of tailor's goods, and persons tea fur yourselves. should look in upon them before purSati'KUAy Niuut. At this will chasing. bo our only other opportunity to draw C. li. Babbitt offers tha ba- -t assorted stock attention to lha rara entertainment to of Furniture and Hues (load in the city. ba given at tho theatre on Haturdey At tha Milwankeo Door Mail, tha (to morrow) night, it will ba aufllclent The list of Representatives it long, and nut full of strong names. Among the new ones, Messrs. Lewis and Forney, of Alabama, dra lawyers of fair ability. Mays, from tba sarna Stale, will have bis seat contested. Tba rest of the now delegation is divided between lawyers and planters. Tho Arkansas Congressmen aia in no sense ro narka-bl- e. Mr. Slumons, tba only new memis ber, an average "country gentloman." Williams, of Delaware, it a nice old ndio standby. Dulawaro only has one Congressman, and ii not particular. Walls, tho Florida negro, used te ho an overseer. Messrs. Felton and Chandler, the new Georgia members, are lawyers, and wero in the Confederate service. The new Mlindisans are mostly unknown men. Coulflold is said tu be a former, and Harrison, a merchant. Mr. dipped into tha farmori movement. Mr. Campbell ia considerable of d. a man. Whitings seat will be Bagloy, Wilke, Springer, ara Stevenson and unexpectedly landed by tbe "tidal wave of '74. Tba rest must wait for groatnesi. It has not beon thru: on them. Little is known, outside of Mr. Kerr, ot tbe new men from Indiana. Me is one ef tho ablest in the democratic party. Messrs. Fuller, Williams, and Hamilton are lawyers'. Robinson, and Maymond coquetted with granger-isTufts, Sampson, Oliver, from Iowa, have been ia tbe legislature Ainsworth, the only democrat from Iowu, is said to be a lawyer, shrowd, social and " rich." Mr. Goodin, of Kansas, ii a " former," a political one. Mr. Drown is an old politician. From Kentucky comes Boone, a descendant of the piononr, and an soldier. J. Proctor Knott is he who made the " Duluth" and " Pennsylvania avenue pavement" speeches. Mo is a sort of David Crockett in " store Thus. L. Jonos has beon clothes." clerk of the Supreme Court of the State. Ue is a fiery lawyer. Parsons, Drackburn, and White ara lawyers. White, Kentucky runs to lawyers. tbe only Republican from Kentucky, is a " poor white," and has good ability and great enorgy. The Louisiana conservatives are lawyers and planters. Mr. Thomas, of Maryland, has been governor and senator. Mo was in the House in 1839, two years beforn Fernando Woods " 1841 " term. Me is a Roberts and mau of decid id culture. Walsb are also lawyers of fair ability. As to Massachusetts men, Banks it well known; C. P. Thompson, who best Duller, it a lawyer; John K. Tar-bo- x it a smart, talkative attorney; William W. Warren is a merchant; Mr. Scelyo it a professor at Dartmouth College, and supplied Dr. Buddingtons church in New York city for nine months when that pastor was away in Europe, and Mr. Chapin is a rich railroad president, seventy-on- e years old, Tho two Michigan but 7 ery hearty. Democrats stepped in as "formers." "Bill" King has been introduced to tho country before by the non. John G. Schumakcr. The new Missourians are Bourbons all, and most of ilium lawyers. Buckner, Phillips and Dellolt were in tho Confederate service, Kohr is a Dutchman who hat behaved liimself well. Weodburn, of Nevada, it of the personal politics order. Sharon and he agree. Sinniekson, of New Jersey, is a farmer, Ross is a broker; Cutler is a Bourbon lawyer, whom nobody wanted to beat William Walter Phelps. Teete and Ilardenberg "belong to good families, but have escaped eminence. From New York, Metcalfe it a Long Island surrogate; Chittenden and Bliss are well knowa; Meade is a "nice New York lawyer; Ward used to bo minister to China; Smith Ely, Jr., wu "tbe honest whom 8u pro visor Tweed cou.d not buy or bluff; Mr. Ilewitt is a bridge director and vice president. Willis a liberal politician and lawyer; Beebe is an accomplished orator; Martin I. Townsend it a peppery loyalist from Troy; Scott Lord, who beat Mr. Ellis H. Roberts, is Senator Conklins law partner. The rest of the New York men are very new. North Carolina shows indifferently in the noSome of her vices; to does Ohio. youngsters are said to be able men. II. U. Payne it known to be. 11a it a lawyer The Pennsylvania and politician. Democrats wore surprised at their own nice sit, slid have few good men outside of those who served in tha Forty-thi- rd Alex. Cochran, from the Congress. twenty-thirdistrict, it an able lawyer. The Uormant demand "recognition'" They got in the case of Stengor, Sheak-li'and Malsh, practical kind of men. Mr. Mackey from South Carolina, is Tennessee has conan able man. tented herself with mon whom the will The likes. know country whether they are likeable after a while. Congressman and Postmaster General Reagan of Texas, it at able a statesman a R. Mr T. Hunter. Throckmorton is also a Texan, and an able man. Culberson it an old Texas name. Schleicher it a Dutch oattle-raisewho lias " stood by the people of Texas." Douglass, Tucker, Goode and Cabbel represent " Old Dominion " stoek. They will take to the affairs like a duck to the water. Walker, of Virginia, used to be General Traceys law partnur in Oswego. The Virginians " take to hun." Me will bu tho handsomest man in the new Mouse. Doit n iron, of Vermont, it the country anil lawyer who run " independent d foated Judge Poland. Charles J. Faulknor, of West Virginia, was Mr. Buchanan's Minister to France. Mu is able, " rich," of tha old style, and a "perfect gentleman, sir." Tha new Wisconsin men aro not well known frirthr.than in their State or districts. Able men aro but on tha whole tha House dims not bid air to hn eminent for mental power. The "statesman" it yet to come I'hiladdphia iVt'M. Hon-dert- eon-teste- At m -- Morning Report. J. DAYNES A SON, Wbotesote and Retail Daalars In Doe. 31, 1875. 8xx FbaxiIS-- o, am Opblr ton tui 4ti Ml) II ID1 35 Mesiitu ll4 $19 flould ( urry I!'1; mi . MO W 4HU Host k Bolrher M UKM Hivsi 134J InMtriiinontM ! And all descriptions of Musical Merchandise, , 13-- SM Lbollar Ml 1', ' orcrot '1 ii'i Hue .TU Polo 111'! KW J:l ir us urgaiis, Stainway, and other bast make of msy Piauoa. from old stand to Dsservt Bank Rvsmiiywsl Building, two doors sonUi of postoffloe. ds9I ISlU !M Joi-ks- t 43 44 4 11 ll Imperial MV Kan nek 18J Bali her St A'pha IH.'i 1M IS'.' 19 H 10'e ill) Ouufiduui JO N kmpirs Mill A7U 2Mo w. !,' TU caiiiornit 70)4 7U i H3 Gou Vs 91 WflMf Hr 0 Overman 1)3 3 4 IH1,' Jnatiea lli Jalall'i hi 97 97 Vll 14 , 11 irso 70 Xll!. Shaving, Hal linen Vi (1100 90s lloek Island 100 110 1X1 fiO 4H0 COAL, COAL, COAL. .1 t I 70 Utah la 10 40 Hblll7K SO I yt n 4)4 91 Challenge 310 Kiwsmti S 900 O Tha famous i',i 9i ft Hill 10 Anna X 9 RED lli 150 A mason Msi Mnniiinontal 73c 1 170 Valiejr 2 12TS) W Cargo 90o 25c inr ly 9 144 1)4 dm liovtaiban 240 Raymond k Kly 13 II. 4 14 Wl 10 300 Hair 3 Mow York Cun Uoatlienia lti tbs snd Shampooing Cutting. M0 . 10 Msxt door to "Little Chareh 'Bound 407)4 bSO 27 blO M Onion Con 41M3 La 17 Hr am X 9J 9 2),' 2 10 i.aled(iula x34 2.123U 1 A. PAINE, Tonsorinl Artist, 13 Bullion 43 44 SI 3 KxcIuhi r It).1.' 10.' 10 Vt 10 Keg Belcher Ml .TV) 8 Mev So 2D b3 1!? 1 !? CANYON! pa 14' Ktireka 111.1 Jackson 2 The Cheapest and the Best Street Quotationa. Sax Fbaxcmco, Bee. 21, 1X7512:30 a, h. Oonsulidated Virginia 399 bid Belchor XU)4 bid Crown Point 2 Hi sale bid Be't k Belcher Overman 09 bid M9 tales Yellow Jacket Ophir 4X'4 bid 4Ti sals liould k Hurry IX bid California TO bid Alpha IN asked I.ady Bryant & bid Mexican 19 bid Justice il.-- i bid 2 ce 14 bid I'holar-loto- si 94 bid Sierra evAila I9i bid IN THI XT. lbs cor Iwad. the yard. Orders filled promptly, sad yeights guaranteed. 8S.no S.73 Par Tow hy PtrTsstt Buck Springs Coal also for axis by ROBKHT SMITH, Agent. 99 Main iva Mir. Coal Omen, FEED STABLES & CORRAL, HOTEL ARRIVALS. Home. Towxsnxn MARK Mrs Smith, west Jdn C Dorsey, Bonon Col a 1) Ol. ft, Hsn Fran lko H Watt and wife LltUe and Wire, Mev J Fa r, Hike D Wloih'.p li family O 1 Oilman, Oregon A Trowbridge, Deep r C P Woton, Baver M Detblt k wife. SY II Woodgard, Bisbe Mra Short, w..t JordonS fiouthud, Blighom B Fabian, ity L Bartktt, John Gibe-- n, Cty F iMbaaa, M Col L P Oti. '1 hours, DAHvwonl, r4 FMyeis, Sandy O B amp a, London Wyatt Mew York H Winchester. Loudon F Wiynr, Limdun W Seribue, Cliicsgou Hair Black Steatb sf tba Theatre, Op yon lie Maylar Brae. STABLING. B1LED AND LOOSE Always on Hand. . Pinthlstoyourmemory. HAY ! Horses, Wagons and Harness, Bought and Sold. IVhon indisposed and wishing lor imme- to Sae Old and Glad diate relief, call on Avan k Mcurirr and par-ta- Always Open Friands. of their delicious berersjos, which nerer foil if taken in time. ka General Commission iBustnesfi JCHYI3 JOSLIM. BOTD PARK JOSLIN & far tha Purchase and Sale of Hay, Crain and Stock-- i PARK, BALED Manufacturing Jewelers Aud dealers in DUYOSDS, WAIC3ES, HALT SILVERWARE, Kto., Ktc., Cloclcw, LIKE Cl T Y, . HAY DELIVERED ! . . ITAII, Xaiire Gold Jeirelry ANY PART U. II. YOUNG. McCOKMLK & ! 10 Of Krery D ascription. a- - tended '9 UEPAIIUKG carefully end promptly ta BEER HALL, Opposite Walker Bros. Grocery Department Rent imsmrted, including the eelobfttei St. Loui Beer. Finest delicacies ol the teamn nerved up. WATTE1M BltOS, Out of the Fire ! And dealt ns In Clocks, Temple Street, Salt Lake City. saou IM Gold Dust, Coin & Bullion. Second South Street Watches, last at- LOUIS ORDNER, MILWAUKEE OF Sola Proprietor of the Famous Old Tar Spring Liniment, known to every freighter, teamster and emigrant, who has crossed the plain, a the best known remedy for man and bead Sprains, Bruise, Cuts, Ague in tho Face, Greased Heel, Scratches, Burns, Frosted Feet, Chilblain, Chapiied Hand, etc, etc. Will soun bu distributed throughout tbe Territory. And Cheyenne, Wyoming. Fine TO CUT. THE Jewelry, nil the Principal Exrhangts llticn or the falscd StaM mild Lirsps. Particular Attention tlvta to collsotlonii, aid proesejs rsmlued at carrsut rata of Jkxch ngt drawn on day of paym nL Mining Stocks Bought snd Sold on Commisiion. 10,1 VWI "Hflai a s iBU fnp Bank of CaL....Mew Maionsl Bank Oli SUto UAvings Assocutwa ut Dm a Bonk Ol k Ca Agt Lsainisrutal Laidtaw Attorney DIAHOXD.4 AMD SILVERWARE, Brok Osorga E. Wbltnsy rs j, Otaaier k Cob.flLX Which they will sell At a Great Sacrifice. East of Wasatch Drug Stori M. WOOLF, X anufkctursr of lha Colabratwl r, to remind our readers that Cherry thirsty can ba supplied with a first rate tha Saddle Hock you can get a only and Fair Star will bo put upou the article. fint-elamaal sarved up In good style. Uncli Joiixxr's Christmas compleboards on that occasion, W stop tha press to announce that ments oama in ' ' tempting form. Wattxm Bxe's. ere selling their Sum, SuiToaa, Ruitku IsmIi in at Sac'y Dlack killed tha grimly and tha took of watcbM and jewelry at reduced (luldbnrg A Co. and to their waynificient porkar at Fat Lannons big show yesterA courLKTa stuck or Chlaa Crauksry, Gl and Silver war at C. K. llorralt. stock, Jut arrived. day weighing 1 ,009 pounds. prices since the fire. . MISCELLANEOUS. Witches. paired. Olo-k- rud s Jowelry, ruefully remode to order. d9U Meat Market. KUNr N A. BRUDS VAL. FAUBAL, Second South S OF C1U1RS. Street, In Woatorn Hotel Building. Ai Give him a call. gjo AX X JAMES M. SMITH, Ifieul Kwtutw Ajjent, Special MUTAKY 1TDLIO AND CONVBYAMCUL Brand Made to Order. Negotiated on reaauubla term. Huusaa Haniud, a 10. teamiFt llulldlag, Wty. Main si root. Rail dnaima Wt I'm Only Iks t'iaaat Uradc llavwma nmd CmmuccflcmS lm mr TAM1SH Plain and WYATT, Ornamental Plasterer. ef nrolvry.' er The Jobbing Trade wads a specialty. Diet I a Htrootf Prices accord ng to tbs times. Ultt Illy. I, o. b, K74. TWO DOORS rROM ELEPHANT COBNFB, N |