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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court in and for
I the Third Judicial District
of Utah Territory.
County of Salt Lake.
William S Mccormick, I
vs.. rlAi'''ii, fsUMMoNs.
0. j. Averill,
Defendant.
The People oil the United States in the
Territory of Utah send Greeting;
To 0. ]. AveriIl, Defendant,

You are hereby required 10 appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaiA!Iff IN the District
Court, OF the Third Judicial District OF
Utah, and to answer the complaint filed
therein within ten DAYS exclusive OF the
day OF service) after the servlcs on you Of
this summons-if served within this
county; or, il served out of this county
but in this district. within twenty 1svs
otherwise within forty dsys-or judg
ment by default will be taken again.i
you, according TO the prayer Of said
complaint.
The said action is brought 10 recover
from defendant the sum uf S6so.O2, " Ii
costs Of suit, alleged to be due from de
fendsnt for checks paid by plaintiff
ldra@n upon plaintiff as
banker by defendant on and after Jenu
airy Both, 1888. and including the 7.h day
of April, 1888, amounting to The sum 0
1850 %, which, with interest to. date
amounts 10 the sum Of $3.50 o..
/ And you are hereby notified tina, j
you fail to appear and answer the sale
complaint as above required, the sale
plaintiff will take judgment against yot
for the sum Of S6S0.02, and for costs o
suit. l
! Witness, the Bon. John a Hunter
Judge, and the seal OF the Dis
trict Court. of the Third Judi
cial District, in and for the Ter
| [sEALl ritory of Utah, This 14th day o
AuRust, in the year Of our Lorc
one thousand, eight hundred ant
| eigh'y-four.
%. j. Averill, Clerk.
By b. G. Mcmillan, Deputy Clerk
aug. 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
Territory of Utah, County ofSalt Lake.
In the Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate osAlexsnder
j. Daft, Deceased.
Notice for Publication of Time ap-
pointed for Proving Will, etc,

Pursuant TO an order of said Court,
made on the 23d day of August, 1884,
notice is hereby given, that I tuesday, the
9tn Gay of September, 1884, at 10 o'clock
a. n of said day, at the COURT Room of
said Court, at the City of Salt Lake 10
the said County of Salt Lake has been
appointed as the time and place for pro-
ing the will Of said A lexander j. Daft
deceased, and for hearing the application
Of Sarah Ann Daft, for the issuance 10
her of letters Parliamentary, when and
where any person interested may appear
and contest the same.
Dated August 23d, 1884.
su23 JOHN G. Cutler, Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In the Probqte Court eutthin and TO,
Salt Lake County, Terri.
tory Of Utah.
Before Hon. E. A. Smith, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate OF Andre .
Burt, deceased.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF TH PRO-
L bsle Court within and for said County,
made AID entered IN this matter on the 18th
day Of August. AID. 1854, we, the undersigned
at p ivate sale, the following describs Real
Estate. lying and being in Salt Lake County,
Utah Territory, TO wit:
Commencing at thu southwest coruer Of the
southeast quarter OF Section 9, T. southwest
Salt Lake meridian. ihsnce east 20 rods,
thence north 90 rods, thence west 80 rods
theace south 1853 rods to the place OF begin.
ming, containing Is acres;
Also,
Commencing at southeast corner Of southeast
quarter OF Section 6, T. southwest salt Lake
meridian, thence west so rods, thence north so
rods, thence east so rods, thence south so rods
to place of beginning, containing Is acres.
Also,
The southwest quarter OF southwest Quarter
of Section 8, To southwest SaliLake meridian.
containing 40 acres.
Southeast quarter OF Section IL, T. north
2 west Salt Lske meridian, situate, lying and
being in ths County of Box kluer, U;ah Ter.
ritory.
East half of Lots and OF Block No 81, and
LIT No 4 of Block No 40. Plat C, Brigham
City Survey, Bsx Elder county, Utah.
Also,
A II of Lot No Of Block No 40. Plat C. Brig.
ham City Survey, Box Blder County, Utah.
ALSO,
Forty shares Of the Capital Stock of the Utah
and Salt Lake Canal Company.
Every person wishing to buy said lard, or
any part thereof. is hereby requested pro-
pose In wri ing to the Undt rsighed, at the Of
fee Of BockhoIt & Cummings, HRRALD n ew
3ui ding, oorper OF West TEN. lie and First
South streets, Salt Lake City.
B DIS will be received until 10 O'Clock a m.
Of tie Second day of September, A.D. 1884
and the tale Is subject to the confirmation By
the Court.
TeIms-cash on delivery of deed.
Salt Lake City. Aug. IA, 1884.
BRIGHAM Y. HAMPTON,
JOSEPH ". BURT,
ais Administrators of s,id Estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-29
DIVIDEND NO. 1s.

DIVIDEND NJ. IL.
Office of the
Alice Geld and Silver Mining o.,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
August 18th, 1884.
Dividend No IL of i2]k cents per
share on the capital stock Of the company
amounting 10 $50, 900 was declared this
dsy FOR the quarter ending August 31st,
payable at the Farmers' Loan and Trust
Co., New York City, Septemb Der LIST.
Transfer books close August 25th and
reopen September 3rd 1884
t BENZ. G. RAYBoULD.
Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-04
A MISTAKE.

A rodno,e sat on a cold, gray stone,
And sadly thought OF ms NE.
.Ajas. must live all alone, SAL, me- 4
"Or shall espouse me whes
A wise old Frog, on the brink of the stream
leaned over, and said. with sigh:
20. wait till you're older, my dear young
You'll have better taste by-and-bys
.Girls change, you know, and the Pollywog
That takes your fancy to-day.
Nav not be the Polly at all you'd cnooso
When the summer has passed away.
Rut the Tadpole rash thought he better Knew
And married Poliywog fair,
And before the summer was over, ne sas
On the brink of the stream In despair.
For would YOU believe It? his fair young brioe
provcd to he but stupid frog.
with never a trace of the beauty ana graco
or young Miss Polywog.
And although the TadpoIe himself had grow
Stout and stupid, too,
Ueonly saw the faults OF MS WHO
CAS- others sometimes do).
To ali Young Tadpoles my moral Is this:
Before you settle in life.
Re sure you know without any douU
What you want in the way OF q VIE.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-04

La Vie Moderne tells . story Of the
famous caricaturist Cham which will
bear reproduction. In 1863 no enc was
permitted to 90 through the Jardin
des Plantes with . dog. even II it were
held in leash. Cham was much more
attached t.. his dog Azor than to the
rulers which France endured At that
time. So he presented himself Ut the
rate with his four-footed companion.
The sentry barred the way. dogs not
allowed here, SIR" "But he's tied. y
"You can not 60 through" VERY
WE'LL" said Cham, slipping OF thu
chain; "Azor, stay there. he added in
. tone of commend. Azor. like an In.
tellircnt dog, seated himself upon his
launches, tie image of obedience and
resignation. OF course the sentry had
nothing 70 say against CHAINS going il
alone, and Of course when, after he ha<
| got we'll INFO the garden, he gave
shrill whistle. the sentry was vtterl.
| unable to prevent the dog rushing afte
his master. This went on, day ate
day, till It last the trick was noticed b
the public, and initiated by every on
who had good dog. Finally. II y
tracted 90 much attention that Colont
| verley, Of the Cent Guards, laid "a
matter before the Emperor, who. u
stead Of getting angry. laughed hear
lily. "Why." asked he. rs the P,ssae
Of dogs forbidden?" Il don't know
il has always been the rule" "A m
that one can not carry ont y bed on
| Cancel it. "A-Boskon ldueyt6ser.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-04
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Ex-senator Gordon, of Georgia. is
now taking contracts to build rallroads
in South America.
Sleep may knit the raveled sleeve
Of care, but it absolutely refuses to darn
holes in socks.-B0ston Star.
An exchange says orderlies in the
Italian army now use the bicycle IN
the performances of their duties. IL al
WAYS seemed to US that all Italy was
ever on the point of revolution.-N
T. Graphic. =,
-"American titles of distinction
| says the Judge, are .'Bearon wall.
| street, Count Yourchickens. Earl
| Ytobed." O, yes, and there's Duke
Comtobed also, and Prints Allthenews.
-Burdette.
| A Joker says an expeditions mode
of getting up = row is to carry long
ladder on your shoulder in crowded
thoroughfsre and every few minutes
/ turn around 10 see If any one is making
faces at you.
4 -"Hello! Johnny, where you've
been all the morning?" asked one ur-
chin Of another as he appeared in the
school-room during the afternoon ses-
sion. ..Been fishin',' was the reply.
: "Ketch auythin'?' ''Yes-a lickin', ;"
and the second class in geography
stood up.-Bost0,s Post.
J. A man having built . large house
. was ct loss what to do with the rub
|, bish. His Irish steward advised him to
I have pit dug large enough to contain
: it. nAnd what" said he smiling,
nshall / do with the earth that dig up
from it?' To which the steward, with
great gravity, replied: Shave the pit
made large enough to hould all"
h -"rhat, sir, is . very fine quality Of
= used mostly for making desserts.
. .sWby is it used mostly for making
- desserts" asked the customer. "OI
s. account of it's superior quality, SIR
= 20, that's itr ] thought it might b
.s used for making desserts on account :,
=. the large amount of sand in it"-S
"a =. Sun.
:" "A Brooklyn girl has prepared her
70 sslf for college by mastering the lou
h. books of Xenophon's "Anabasis an.
!. three Of Homer's "Iliad. Arnold
;n "First Greek" book and ZONES Com
3. position" and has read critically "a
"A whole twenty -four books OF the "iiiad:
"a When she comes tn prepare herself 70
- matrimony. she will find that the arts
"a frying fritters and sewing on collar ou
: tons are worth all the Greek In "a
r,s -Norristoscn Herald. =.
-, whist Is the matter with Jil
-, Hammon?' asked grain merchant
bv : countryman who had just "gct IN
~ WITH some corn. ''He's got himse
- into trouble" was the reply. $50
nj hear; but what was the matters
~ "WelL Jeems got too prosperous,
=; Glow can . man be too prosperous!
~ .sWell. Jeems warn't satisfied with 70
- ing The best con an oats, an the Do
49, HOSES en- cattle; he ha' n raise note
~ That's where the trouble began: u
- YOU. . man wants to draw the nne
xaiHin' notes, ~ Toronto Nal
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-04

The boy who is always cracking 2
whip or the dog that is always barking
or the man who talks loud enough 70
be heard over quarter section has no
business in . stock yard or pig pen. "
course no gentleman would swear IN :
pi9 pen, especially where there arr
Young litters. Elder Wallace.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-04

The words brought back to John
Proctor a sense of the loss he had sus-
tanned. At that moment Maxon stroiled
mn. flushed with exertion. he nad
lust administered sound kicking 10 =
couple of young Mexicans. whom ne
had detected making of with keg Oh
building hardware ~,
sMaxon," he said. abruptly, "did
that fellow who got me out last nign'
come out safely HIMSELF"
snow think of il" returned Maxon,
che went back minute; but he got on,
ALI riyht-iust rs the roof fell IN: =,
THOUGHT 1t the moment piece OF iali
inc timber hit him, but he Scrambled
off fast enough"
i A dread suspicion assailed JONI
Proctor's honest heart; but ne rePeiie'
, IL sturdiIy. Yet all day long as n
wandered drcamily about, answerinl
a thousand idle questions or nsninI
from the ruins various mementoes Q
the wreck there would constantly II
' trude upon him the memory OF tw
! | greedy. devouring eyes, peering throug
fe window, q strange retreat into
= burning building, and disappearane
: into the shadows. When night came
was necessary for some one to stay %
4 guard the ruins, for. If the wind shou
4 rise, some smouldering piles OF lumb'
!. might be famed into blaze. ana u
f-a~. - xk> efncI- h sWout AVA
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1884-10-04

Il Several hours before, mau no"
crawled upon low pile of planks'
1anked by two others OF towering
heioht. As he stretched himself at
len9th. with bundle of shakes for q
r pillow, he philosophically reflected that
: such a bed was not to be despised. ne
: was not ill-qualitied to judge, for nj:
i experience had been wide and diversi'
J. fed. and he had learned to weigh thu
a most delicate points of variance Will
J. the !ine discrimination of connoisseur
|. He had travelled hS.f way across tn
a Continent without once knowing tn
w shelter of a civilized roof. He ha
a. tented beneath the fragrant shade o
,e orange groves in Southern Californis
" and In waving fields of golden grain
Of passed some terrible July nights on tn
A. colorado Desert, where the mercur
marks ITO degrees at midnight, parcl
mo for water and choked with the hi
,;s dust of the arid waste, waking at da!,
M break to find the delusive mirage moc'
n. ing him in the distance. He had sun
lie down exhausted on the barren plateau
- of Arizona and reused to find himse
IN stabbed in . thousand places by :!
Oh minute cacti needles. cast upon him /,
IN the malicious breeze; ever lured on
,ar the sweet face of child who had smii'
al farewell through mist of tears.
ed The quiet of the place. the gent
his stirring air. odorous with the fragran
;ep If the pinc woods. the sleepy twinkle
;ch the stars overhead. and the WEAKNESS
mo- muscles unaccustomed to labor, 80
an lulled him into slumber.
,rt. A little later two glowing SPARKS
w. fire seemed to glide down the rai!ro
Ain track. stole around the ONCE ana
rle snnesrel within the long drying-se
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

An exchange rays: Six or eight
years ago several hundred negrses
In Alabaiua, South Carolina aud
Georgia, emigratcd 70 Liberia,
which was described 10 them a. n
sort Of African Heaven. What be.
camc ~ a portion of them IL mar
rated In the following telegram
FROM Atlanta, Georgia "Naria
Rouse, an aged negroes from Libe.
ria, was cared for AZ the city prison
last night. She left AIabama 10
1875 with n party of scvcnty-six
negroes for Liberia. Most u them
died with fever after getting there;
only two have ever been able TO
get back to America, and only ten
II the party survive in Liberia
For six years the old woman had
been trying 10 sayc money 10 get
back ~ Alabama. Negroes ovci
there, she says. are not paid over
81 a month for work. She Gays
they can hardly work for the jig.
ger flca, All insect which burrows
down under the skin II the feet.
lives and breeds there, and literally y
eats the feet up. She saw many
who had their feet cut On, - the
nca cannot b. moved when once
they bursow under the skin, max.
ing horrible sores. She had saved
CSC in six years. which paid hei
passage 70 New York. leaving q
few dollars over. She lcft fol
Alabama this morning"
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

WnAr the Governor of South
Carolina once said 10 tn, Governor
~ North Carolina Il well renirm-
bcFrd. There was nothing insult
ing IN Il. What The Governor d
Louisiana has said % the Governor
" Texas on the extraslition qucs-
tion Il regarded by the latter a.
showing ''intcniional disrespcct."
We hope The two Governors will
MT nset on the banks II the
ssbine River, or Il they do, that
u will only Be % repeat the re.
mark which passed between the
Governors * The Cafolinas.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

aaaaI, a. 1lI| HlA
HA'8 =. @#lD Elf I|'sf 'Ni# !. ~ llHz
AnN 8IIIsmNIaH ~ HHH1I tI|fIi
n NE |4lIA<|4Iz E.f|I 81 *<tHi'
sz@ fIszsIlt. |'HHs
f..4zz. nv IFhr zz'Is IjsmzfAs i
IIIIH.|=. sHrI fHzIIaef-. IL ffsf.
rads f'sI1fFfai Il i ~ ~ pp| world
make ! 1s<vi iHaIll 4, IlII| t'iA ~
pubfIsal' wagon Ha~hInai4ns s.I.I|
Ihff AHiI ~ FeII~I 81 = |IH.
tIl@ilIy. ynl IHex (IhfInn<iI
News jeHfnaI. Hsfo.
Nasufaeiu,Iur Ilas prarurj te'
~ IN Virginia. IeoSrIs, ihe Carr
Ijna*, Tennessee. A|aI4Hi6 hhd
I<atlsIaHN N s|I1N The keinoErstla
party u H. ~ bY M n<Ne ~ The
arrogant hfHxradtaIa n <lIfh men
A. Morrison. Watlefrou sni Caf.
IIsIt. Interview with Gfn. joe
Johnston ou free trade.
Assuming that The I'nipn wouId
result In n Bourbon rcpuIze. rurh 4
.uccess would be vastly inorc co~iI y
than I defeat on IN honest Hepub.
licsn basis The KtadjHster or.
ganixalion " diving. and II ought
IL have no successor Ia the adjnin'
Ing Commonwealth. No dubious
amIiafion with miscellaneous
assortment u politicians can end
IN anything but disaster for Ise.
pubIicans. : Boston Advertiser, Rep.
There IL said 10 be a rapidly
growing and cfystallizing scnti'
rnent among the Cuban insurrcc'
| tionists in favor ef the annexation
Of the island 10 the United States
So much the greater reason why
the government or the United
States, aided BY It's virilant West
Indian squadron, should do every
thing possible 70 discourage the
insuTection BY cutting of IL
American supplies. Washington
Post, Dem.
John Sherman's machine for ths
manufacture of Southern outrage,
for political purposes will probably
close down before long. The Dan
ville affair, upon which II has beer
laboring 20 long and arduously
has brought out the fact that the
negroes Of Virginia threaten and
kill the men Of their own race thai
vote the Democratic ticket, ant
that the worst bullslozing is prac
ticcd by the Malone Republicans
John should have lot the bloody
shirt alone, and not tried 10 hav'
painted his boom red. --Chicag'
Times, Ind.
| 1t 10 becoming more and NOR
generally recognized that intem
pcrance is at the bottom Of two
thirds Of the social, political an
moral evils that rctard progress
aud perplex and harass the legis
lator. II Is being compartments
that an effective and safe frsnchis
requires sobriety and intclligenc
in the voter In fact, II Is helm
realized that the future Of III
country depends largely upon ma
! tering the elements which hay
! their origin and derive all thel
strength from rum, and whic
initiate at every turn again
good government. pure social COZ
ditions, religion and progress. N
Y. Tribune, Rep.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

Or oholc philosophy Of Iifc is
xt1oo, and un|cae Ne return 10 m
Y @rnf md fcasonablc estimate
= ~ DI)s uue|,t 70 b., osas great
1c1nop viIl peovs bsFFrn and
lSe(osy, and ol,r brightest
1i6nc VIII turn ont 70 b.
1 11oI>1D inc)end n the joy.
oIrerp 6hie|h 10 suppose
~ ~ wealth Il the greatest
C6 n uDodoFn oorioly; snd lllis
- 4 1trellrp truc. But II Va
II ~ that Ne u1ese possession
11Il6 ~ my Inherent power
poI6F happiness We are sImpI,
1inn : 61afe anil 4 deInsivn,
~ - In culf a material sl,cccs,
N&l6h - ~ WorrAip - hegrtiIy,
o cc@1n isose real thnn lIis
|1o qualities d m MeslisuI
161 81 4 noble conception d
IA fen6ere lie worth living
X glaollal character q lhi'
- ~ u nurs dors not, how
q o1y wy dinsiniuI, the inl
~ y lIn( ntvts u1s, o. ~ 81 Ian1I.
g " nrln1&1n nond ~ l,n1 ~ 1runm.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

us. Joux Y. ELArkn, d Nor
sich, conn., who not long since
earr q large sum of money fos
rslncatins colorcd people Ia the
f.mth. hse brcn III fr revcrni
Ds.snlIss, Ard u l>ov il New York
CIfy for medical treatment. Tho
lncsn~ fr4n the elatcs fnnd Il
r.ar 90. .o|Q and i In the hand
q Dr.. A. q. Haysu1l, q Georgia,
Iss 'liss!Ibu|Ign, Slater r;
nilh the prnxrcss that has - fas
been made IN The work q .he fund
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

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= HFN : fEM0lFv Nvf4 tHH
IIlHnff REPRESENTATIVES, HHfz
If4'|y t|HH i1tIf Ha'0f< e'I ~
Ia n f1s fh.I NH n tHH
11I>l3<W fhs y vgl9 ~ v<'<'z !.
q MAXI 1peefnez ~ tne
bill ~ = t1e pf6IfaIu'I'f . a
.#'ul1r(, A. pfo1feN xlIl pfHlNb' |
y l1isffufee4 l!ptH lliyH ~ fluia
u admit q EteetIf ufilou ~ ivv.
y thfee q ~ I|IIe1ulceted af1'fd
pfIs}lon bllls viii! lbe6e eIet)t
lIons the general lebnle vii "
continued en escI' legislative ny
and u will b. - Ien>l q month
befove the bIll ran BE- taken lIp
under The i've minute. rule The
leading opponents u Inc measure
say they viii oner no obstruction
10 full general discussion. When
the time approached fof callingup|
the bill all the prominent tirnI.
befs on both sides appeared on the
floor u the lIcure ready for tho
ffay. 4 little crowd u i,cmocfaiic
prDtectlonlsts gathered around Mr.
Raqdall, who kept bis seat during
the proceedings, and took no part
save 70 vote. Chairman Morrison
moved around on fhe Democratic
side Of the aisle and IN the CLOAK
rooms, and did not sit down until
time for action. A. aoon ~ the
question "shalI the bill ~ cons'd-
cred " was decided In the affirm
ative, he opened the debate with .
carefully prepared argument and
was followed BY Messrs. Kelly and
Mills in opposition. Although
there is no tariff bill pending IN
the Senate that body caught the
spirit Of the lower House and PIT
aside Its legitimate business IN
order TO let Senator Morrill, make
an alleged tariff speech ~ reply 70
recent criticism made on his course
The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

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The Panola weekly star., 1884-04-26

#mll |l MN| #
HHlslAn I''s'i FiHEFI|ls
Hzssl,ss - : !. .rAsI s''tN
fauAl usmaIY ppm az'stD
Ws..u l.A. y, tysIeaz pl'.
Iis.IIun< Izahs, IIf4EhaFea
Kasesp'l-s - Spelling matches
The sIs's h.. had u fIyyssnet.l
Shannon be- fye Afl4=ian wells
Meridian kills sII anmasxIt.i
dexz
Pa thflftIan u u have a can
nefy.
Drfbfa has 4 BsptIa pruFseied
meeting
eansey,e.
"A a. ,sIe'
=.
Jack .ou iaiI.
!.
tfarted ,o,etiug'
trarted meeting.
dj.late for Congress.
;a;l "A f'niou eous,tx
| IGmwers Assrialiou.
u.
Byhalia still wants shoemaker
Aberdeen, jackson and Meridian
VIII have races IN May.
A pure white squirrel was lately
caught 10 Bolivar cfHinty.
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Federal courthouse At Oxford.
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April 2Gth Is the G5lh aniycrsa.
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Coahoma county will have 4
special election for treasurer on
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Mrs. Doche. or Corinth. has add.
ed a steam engine TO her silk
'nanu'ac'ofy'
| At d fat mans ,ace IN Canton
the distance was 100 yards and
time three minutes
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Orleans Exposition.
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neausesafu .s n',. , haa thanksgivin,
on 'nr zto Il. INST snc anniversary Q
last years great cyclone.