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Show And now comeB the news that Tay lor Brotners company of Provo will receive re-ceive in the next few dayB an -entire car of organs from the Cnicago Cottage Organ company whose goodB Stan d at the head. It will pay you to get tueir prices. Messes, Neibadb & Wilson witq characteristic enterprise have put Lemp's celebrated keg beer on sale at the Occidental. The good old orthodox price of this peerless product is 6 cents per glass. They are selling children's all wool red underwear m all sizes at 25 and 85 cents at Irvine & Barney's. New and cheap assortment of dress goods at Farrer Bros. & Co. Doubtless some day, somebody some where, will make a better piano than the Emerson, Up to this year oi graue, 1894, nobody has done so. THE EMEKSUU PIANO makes no false pretenses, claims no intangible merit. The things everybody wantB in a piano are an artistic case, a full, rich tone. responsive action and a guarantee ol durability. To these features the Emerson Em-erson adds that of reasonable price. Sold on easy teims by Taylor Brothers compauy, Provo Tub time of thfc First Di6tric. court, Judge Smith on tne bench, all yesterday yester-day afternoon and this forenoon was occupied' in hearing the case brought by the First National bankofNepiii against Alma Uaue, ChasFoote, Wm. A. C. Bryan and Chas. S. Tinge y. Judgment was had against all the ue- lcuuams, aague ana xingey Dy default, de-fault, Foote and Bryan only appearing to oppose the case. The defense represented re-presented that the money ($2500.00) was advanced originally by the bank to purchase the Midgley block which the citizens were to donate for depot grounds for tbe U. .N. & C, Kailroad Co. Al Hague, cashier, asked that these defendants sign the cote merely to eatiefy the requirements of the bank and so that lie might make the proper entry on ttie books of the bank, assuring them that they would never have to pay the note, if the railroad failed its part of the contract and the citizens in consequence refused to donate do-nate tbe money as they had agieed, he (Hague) would take the lot himself him-self and pay off tue note. The note has bten renewed several times, the interest being added each time until now 'its face is $3,000.00. The judge instructed the jury to return a verdic for plaintiff at there Wpro rtn font a t I present before it, inasmuch as both sides agreed as to the amount, what the mcn-y was paid out for, and how tne judge having decided that Haeue bing a signer of the note was acting fcr Hague moivi dually, he being a maker ol tne note, judgment should be had aemnst the Bigners of the note Hague s sureties were none the less re-Eponsible re-Eponsible because of lalse representa tions made by him to them or promises made by him to them that he has failed to keep. The accounts of the costs of the execution exe-cution of Enoch Davis were submitted to Judge Smith to.lay by the U. S M?.i-shal, M?.i-shal, and approved. The cr sts inu rd aggregaied $222 60. The report of the referees in parti-tan parti-tan of the Drake estate in the Martha J. lemberton vs. Tabitha Fiddler et al case, was today confirmed by Judz Smith. . s" |