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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
ELOTSAM.

Justice Edwards united IN marriage yes
terday Frank Jordon and Jane Reed.
The Trinity river is over the pike that
leads from the bridge and last evening was
still rising.
Superintendent Wheeless, OF the water
works reports large number OF water
pipes bursted by the freeze.
1t is estimated that three thousand val
entines, most oil OF them comic, Hooded
tho post office here yesterday.
County Clerk Hill issued a marriage IL
censs Yesterday to Mr.. Benjamin w. Bed
ford and Miss Grace A. Gibson.
A rumor is aaost to the effect that
Huntington, the railway king, is expected
TO visit Texas and Dallas shortly.
Parties wanting painting. decorating,
granting, etc., can call a. q Main etreet.
WIN. EREEHwErS.
Burnett, the plumber, keeps first-clsss
mech nics, repairs pipes on short notice.
Pumps OF all kinds. Telephone orders, Sll
NJ ain street.
As will DO seen by their card In another
column, DR.. J. NJ. Pace and Il. l.. Themp.
son have formed copsrtnership. 1t Is q
strong medical team
The funeral OF w. y. Trask will t.ke
place from his late residences, corner OF Pa.
cific avenue and Coed street, this Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
CIV. Pierce, NJ. D., physician and sur
reon. Office, 6A Main street; residence,
| i2ls Jacks on street -telephone at residence
and Hickox's drug store-Dallas, Texss.
Murdoch & Baldwin keep the most eelec,
stock OF stationery, consisting OF tinted
paper and envelopes. 70 lscsp, legal cap
letter note, pens, pencils, etc, and at tne
most reasonable prices to be found in Dali
las; at $40 Man street.
II il a pleasure tn be able to read quietly
while You sip your wine or smoke your
cigar. You can Ind the verv best place o
| thi. kind at Ord's Place. ia Lamar stree
where you will be nicely treated by Frank
Cautiorn, manager.
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FOREIGN FACTS.
III Hahdps Star Is now Commencing 10
Wane.
The Queens New Book Ia Extraordinary
Demand.
Miscellaneous Foreign News sotfs
THAT coNNERcIAL TREATY.

THAT COMMERCIAL fhtAIls
MADglD, Feb. 1.-THE Correspondence
says, The commercial convention with ne
United States was signed last evening. II
tikeB effect March lst, except certain
clauses deferred I'LL tho meeting OF the
coTles.
THE REBELs DIsrERsIso.
SuAEIu, Feb. IA News OF the dr1pA,oh
OF British forces IL spreading rapidly gnd
rgbals are dlspersing.
80 - LIKE not CAKES.
LoHDON, Feb. i.-ron thousand copies
Of the ilr,t edition OF the qu sen'sdlury we're
aold the frat day. The second edition will
b. ready by tho end Of tho month.
DESoUscIRg THE GOVERNMENT r1rprfAN
Foley.
LosDos, Feb. IA meeting attended by
1000 people was held at Sheffield last
night. The mayor presided. A resolution
was adopted denounoing the Egypt an pol
icy OF the government AS a sacrifice OF ma
tional honor and prestige.
GREAT flBE RAGING.
PARIS, Feb. IL "A great fire Is raging In
a cotton mill nj Tourcoine, manuisctur-
Ing city In tho north OF France.
THE AMERICAN 400 AGAIN.
BERLIN, Feb. i5.-rhe Nord Dcntsoh
Zsitung says editorially OF tho bill
IN regard TO hog proaucts now before
the American congr' IS that II Is calculated
TO painfully affect Germans who have na-
tional interest at heart. The sting
of the bill Ia palpably directed
AGAINST Germany alone. Germany has OIL
WAYS main 1 aimed a friendly disposition
towards America, and does rything
possible TO show her friendship. This
sudden anti-German attitude on the
mart OF America exctes regret
and astonishment We do not assume
that American statesmen are disposed TO
entertain the opinion that Germany can DO
induced by reprisals or threats TO rescind
measures enforced in the interest OF pub
lie health. An independent government
cen only reply 20 any attempt nc intimiia-
ton by counter reprisal consisting IN The
increase OF custom duties and alec ring he
intercourse OF the two countries,
GLADSTONE GRABBED,
LONDON, Feb. ll.-Gladstone was sab
iec,ei TO an unpleasant eS-
perience this morning. He was walking
IN. Bond street unattended on the way to
Tho house Of commons when sud
denly man seized HIM by
Tho cellar and brought him to
,taud sill. al idstone. with some dim.
Guilty, shock or the assailaut and continued
on foot 10 his destination. II Is ASSERTS q
that the man made the attack on "ag r,
We are informed that al trains nj The
Bee Line Route from ST. Louis are running
regularly on time, with no indication OF
delay on account OF the waters. Ihrou On
cars without change are run AS usual nY
this line t. Indianapolis, Cleveland BuA-lj
GAd New York daily from Sc Loulj.
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RAILWAY wAsHOUTS.

The recent rains have played havoc with
tho railroads. The Texas Central and Gull,
Colorado e. Santa Fe do manage to make
slime on this end OF their lines, but the
Texas & Pacific and Missouri Pacific
roads are in had shape. Tho trains on the
Texas & Pacific made 1t yesterday, though
they were behind time. Trains on this di
vision of the Missouri Pacific from Dallas
TO Denison were abandoned yesterday. The
morning train bound for Denison found
the track on reaching Elm Fork bottom,
which had OVERT D ed, covered with water.
and those passengers Of more venturesome
naturc took hand-car and made IL through
the water, which came o, over the wheels
10 the other side of the bottom, where they
boarded a construction train for Denton.
The train returned with many OF its pas.
senpers to Dallas. A report reached here
last night that three miles OF the track In
these bottoms was under water and that
iot of tre stle- work had washed away. There
n ALSO a wssh-out on this branch OF the
Missouri Pacific between Wh'tesboro and
Denison, which has caused suspension OF
travel. No trains have arrived a. Denison
from the north for the pact three days. Inc
track Of the Texas & Pacific east oil here rs
under water, ahd the running OF freight
trains has suspended for the time on the
eaVteru division.
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Where there is n weakness of the
throat or lungs, cold neglected may be
oil that Is required to establish lingering
and generally fatal disease. Even where
there is no special tendency TO bronchial
and pulmonary trouble, o severe cold, left
to take care of itself, often plants the seeds
of serious complaint, sure TO be developed
by subsequent indscretions. Take especial
care of your heath, therefore. from tho
very earliest symptoms OF n cough or cold,
by prudenly resoriing to DR.. Jayne's Elk.
pectoran', which will soothe and strengthen
the bronchial tubes, allay Inflammation,
and cleanse them and the lungs OF all irri-
tsting substances. An ounce Of prevention
Is better than q pound ohoure.
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John HEATH.

John McWilliams. who was ARRESTED at
Gainesville and brought back here by
Deputy Sheriff Lewis, to answer to the
charge of keeping a disorderly house, fur.
nished the officer with the information that
John Heath, who has been so frequently
incarcerated here for various felonies Ia
now In jail at Tombstone, Ariz, ne, and
under sentence to hang in March for killing
a guard in trying to effect his escape. The
story Is given for what 1t is worth. An
other account Is to the effect that Heath IL
at Wichita Falls this state.
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A TerribIe death.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. H.-Gsorge Emery,
engineer OF the Hoosier Touring mills met
a terrible death to-day His clothes caught
in shaft by the hy.wheel aud he was
whirled round ami pounded to dea'h on
tho floor under the shat
His feet striking. both legs with
every bone were broken and an arm torn
of, and he was found lying In a shspelesi
mass against the wall where thrown when
his arm was torn away. The machinery
ran until the steam was exhausted, which
was the first intimation the other EN- ployes
had that an accident had occurred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

one who has an lat 'rest In Dallas In busi-
pesa or other sense should contribute 10
this fund, ~ 10 IL for he entertainment OF
men who represent tho Ffeat Industry oi
rpr1s. Dallas cannot afford % halfway
DO the proper thing, aud besides ~ viii be
tho hest advertisement she over had, us "
alll BRING stOckmen and visitors from Tar
aud near. The committee Will 70 out again
fn-fNuu
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Stone, Of Dallas, Saturday week, In the
former place. 10 creating y good deal OF In
ierest among the manipnl ilOFs OF tho GU
hire. A forfeit OF SEQ was put up, an1
Dan Stuart, the geiler up OF the match,
represented Dallas. lie tried 10 get LEM
succeed IN getting the tournament changed
IA this CITY,
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THE TABLES TURNED.

Thadeus Farrhsm was arraigned before
Justice Kendall yesterday to answer TO the
charge OF threatening the life of AL Baum
garner, who made oath to that effect. Dur
ing the trial of Farnham the court discoy-
cred that the prosecution was OF mali
cious nature. and, discharging the defend
ant, he taxed up the cost OF the proceed
ings. amounting to $40. against Baumgar.
ner, and as he did not have the money to
paw, Constable Miller lodged him in the
county jail on the charge Of malicious pros
utiop
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

New Orleans and return, SIG 95; Calves
ton and return, 50 As. by the Houston &
Texas Central and Star & Crescent routes
Pullm sleeper on $3.50 p. m. to Galveston
and Pullman Parlor Car on 4:2O a; m.
train. Throngh Pullman slespers to New
Orleans on 40 a. m. train, and passengers
de iring can 90 In same at $3.50 p. m. the
previous evening. Secure your berths
early. II. .. FLOOD, Agent.
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The Finale of the conkiing Case.

NEW YORK, Feb li.-Mrs. Emma Uhler,
made notorious last year by figuring in the
murder case that made g-est sensation,
has died from morphine poisoning in the
New York hospital. The 18th Of last March
Wilbur II. Hsverstick. the broker Who
lived with this women, was shot and killed
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A PIucky Female

sr. LOUIS, Feb. l4.-This afternoon .
teamster named Robert Robertson entered
tho room OF Anna Ford and com menced
moving her furniture. She, with the aid OF
a colored man, elected Robertson. Tns lat.
ter then got q knife and re-entered the
house, when the woman shot him two
times, MORALLY wounding him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
THE WEATHER.

Yesterday the clouds cleared away ana
the suu phone ont for the hrst time In nin9
days. The weather has moderated, and Is
pleasant, yet we have oceans Of mud to re.
mind us OF what IL was. The skim OF snow
that Tell Tuesday morning melted where
the sun shone, but il was Pressing daring
the day in the Rh .de.
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supplom.ntar, Galveston.

GALyEsros, Feb. h.-Georee Bail, phi
lan,hrophist banker having gradually re-
covered from stroke Of paralysis, 70 has
been decided not TO postpone laying the
oorner.oone of the high school which he
founded. The ceremony will take place to-
u1OrroW
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Supercedeas Granted.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Judge Dickey, Of the
supreme court, has granted a supe rcedeas
IN the case OF Frederick NJ. Kerr, sent to
the peniteutiary Tor ten years tor stealing
SOS 600 from Preston, Kssn & Co., bankers,
which necessities a new trial.
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Deserving OF Confidence.

Dcserving OF ConIIdence.
There is no article which so rich
serves the entire confidence OF the COM
munty as Browns Bronchial Troches.
Those suffering from Asthmstic and Bron.-
rhial Diseases, Coughs and Colds, should
Try them. Price, % cents.
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Discovery OF n Stronghold in Colorado
Cavern.


A robbers roost was discovered by Mr..
ard Mrs. James Guthrie of Denver. re-
Gently, in high gulch near Webster, Colo
RADIO. Returning from a visit to their
daughter, whose home is at Grant station,
,hey lost their way. They travelled until
sfter night tall before they found cabin.
In II was rude table, some chairs, large
open stove and good supply of iuel, and or
n shelf were six loaded reyolvers, several
cartridge belts ii lied with ammunition end
three pairs OF spurs. Mr.. Guthrie stabbed
hrs horse in the dark and re-entered the
cabin and fastened the heavy door with a
| hinge solt that fitted into slots in the logs
| At about midniebt Mr.. ana Mrs. Guthrie
were awakened by sounds outside. A mar
said. 81 wonder who in = Is there
shall we force the door" The answer
was: "Tain't no use; that door will stand
as long as the cabin ITSELF Then thu
| voices faded away. M. Outhre Law unit
| ling after day ere he yentured out
| Then. on going TO harness his horses by
daylight, be found in the barn SIX mai
bags thst had been opened and othe
evidences OF hiehwaymen's operations
/ The Rocky Mountain News says that Unit
I'd States officials are searching for the rob
/ hers.
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NATURALIZED.

Charles Monroe who halls from county
Colain, Ireland, and who has dwelt IN this
land OF liberty for the past twelve yeas,
shook the British lion yesterday and EN-
braced the bird OF freedom by taking out
naturalization papers. Candidates take
notfra
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Failed.

CHARLEsroN. s. O.. Feb. 1.-the firm
OF l.. ID. Mowry & Son, cotton
factors, have suspended. Liabilities
$4,000: nom al assets. 1925. COO. The Gus.
pension 10 due TO bad crop investments.
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When you feel yourself gradually break

When you feel your self gradually break
ing down don't wait until YOU have taken
10 your bed. While you are still able to be
up and about eight the grim Monster disease
by the use OF proper restorstives. The
best remedy for mtlaria. Indigestion,
weak kidneys, constant fatigue, fits OF diz.
illness, heart disease, short breath and
other conf licstions of disordered system is
Browns Iron Bitters, Its magic influence
IN conauering diseases Of an exhaustive
nature IL most astonishing.
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Prohibits Professionnlisn,

Bosros, Feb. IA resolution Of the in
collegiate athletic conference adopted by
the Harvard faculty rules bar out pro'es.
sionalism most ehectually and forbids
games or oontesrs with students OF any col.
leps where the rules are not In force.
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Little Joker lie the best smoking tobacco
-
DIED.

TRAsK-At bis residence corner OF Pacific
inr. in the s7.h year OF his age. Mr.. W. b.
Funeral viii take place Friday mornigg
from his late residence.
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asked.
Governments firmer for as.
Railroads continue stronger.
Stats aecuritiaa ouift.

The stock market was quiet, but specula'
tors exhibited strength. Sales only $4,000
shares. against 253,000 yesterday. 1t is re-
ported that the bull syndicate had confer
ence, and intended to support all dividend
paying stock. The commission houses re-
port further increase In OUTSIDE orders LOT Z
good stocks and bonds. As compared with
last night, out OF twenty-five leading active
stocks, fourteen show gains OF Is to 7 s.
ak losses of IL to So; Ave are unchanged
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a cnIinrch crncLsmnn-

CLvvELaND, Fsb. IA skilled crack
man last night stole from the office oil Dr. IA
lion in OHIO, embracing every coin issued
bv the limited States except seven pieces.
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Denied ON Good Authority.

ST. LouIi, Feb. livery high authority
denies the rrpoit that tho 81, Louis K San
Francisco and Atohison, Topeka & SAnta
Fe are about 10 extend the Atlantic Il Pa.
ciiic from the Colorado river 20 the Pacific
enaft
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

What will stop my coughing at night
GUARANTEES Acke-'s English Remedy will
Price 10 cents. 50 cents and 81. Sold BY
w, h. Patterson d Co.
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A Second Fridge

Dks MONIES. Ia, feb. IA company
has been organized. with 4 capital Of
81 100000 TO construct a second railway
bridge on the Mississippi from Rock Island
70 Davenport
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The Great sheep Raiser.
Mr.. Alfred Hay, Of Boomanoomapa, Ans
tralia. sage that few applications Of 81.
Jacobs OIL, the great pain-reliever, cured
him Of painful neuralgia.
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,u,i.pD IouRSAMESr.

Parties wanting painting, decorating,
granting, ETC., can call at 800 Main street.
WM. ERsKNvKrN.
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TEIIIAGASA,

TEHuAcAsA. Feb. 10. -tCorfe'pond.
began 10 fall In torrents on the evening OF
the 18th and for about eighteen hours we
had heavy rains and wind. About noon
yesterday the wind changed to the north.
Slight freeze during the night. To-day IL
isslveting fast and heavy. Thermometer
90, For eight daysthe sun has been visl-
bic only twice.
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Il CATrLEuEN's ENTERTAINMENT.
4 Tue subscription committee appointed
% raise funds for the enter
8sipmept of the cattlemen nj the com-
Spe cattle convention, which convenes here
n the I1th Of March, was out yesterday at
work and met with fair success. Every
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15

are you miserable through indigestion,
sour stomach or corstpstionf Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee will relieve
y5u. Bold By w. H. Patterson d 20.
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A match game OF billiards, 500 points,
r-.nch c,rom. 10 he PLAYED bttxeen Nor
r,s Fleming, Of Fort Worth. and @. T.
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New YoRk, Feb. li.-Money, IL to p
close offered IL; prime mercantile paper,
4 TO 8 IL; sterling exchange b. b., steady;
ass l-2. sights, $50.
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A doctor of Oswego, New York, has q live
wstsrsnske, very small which was vomited
up recently by one OF the doctors raii.hts
When viewed under a microscope the liz :
reptile has the head OF = bul dog Win
horny protn berances over its evrs. II Is
hideous looking animal, but bids fair TO be-
come quite a net, as Il Seems periec' con,
tented In its els.s j'r house, eats well, and
is very risky aud playful.
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Scott's Electric .
Tooth brushes for sale by Murdoch q
Bald win, $40 Main street.
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MARDI GRAS.

Weak people should use Ssmar itan Ner'
vine, the great nerve conqueror.
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PERSONAL.

Remember the masquerade skating party
u the rink SatnrdaY night.
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I,OgsALE-rkIN "a s'LLs AM FAX.
Il Including about 90 sores of latd loo IN Gun
nv.tion. ha snce timer q a pasture land:
hsrgain .ill be sivrn. Apply 70 J. q. KEN
DALI ios Main street Dallas. decA-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-27
Our Entire Stock of
CLOAKS 81 WRAPS
HAS BEEN lARKED DOWN,
And "a lot of Ladies' Walking Jackets to
70 cents on the dollar.

Misses listers at cost. Ladies Felt, Elan
mel and Quilted Skirts and our entire stock OF
Shawls TALL new, AT COST.
Fifty pairs 10-4 Grey Blankets, worth 800
to be sold at $2;75. Fifty pairs ia heavy
Grey Blankets, worth s. 90, to be sold at 1850
Fifty pairs Ia extra heavy Oregon Blankets
worth $3.50 reduced to 81 so. Twenty-Five
pairs 104 heavy White Blankets, former
price $500, reduced to 81 %. Twenty-Five
pairs III heavy White California Blankets,
former price $500, reduce I to $3.50. Thirty
pairs 1914 extra heavy California Blankets
former price 5000, reduced to $1,000.
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NOTICE OF SALE
OF
ReaI Estate.

\ViICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
Tor-t I" pursuance Of an order of he Probata
IsisL' ~ me County of Juab. Territorv of
rs. i; MADE on the 18th day OF Novernber
49,. ~ 1Ae matter Of the Observation-Disclosures o
iba 90 ~. 5Hu estate % Timothy B. Foot ward
perSor 80 '5l a. tae guardian OF the said
10 he b;.lStl.e estate VIII sell at private sale
m il-s nest oder, for cash and subiect
M Cyil4ufm alton by said Probate Co.., - -
o'clooI-' >, 'ne 18th day Of January. lSS5, at II
rlnlss-Ai ,i-iii'' an1 Tor six months tberaafta
I-D,0,S S%'ch sale be sooner c0mDletad or ~
of IN, III ,h9tei, IN the Town of Nerbi C01nt,-
interest t'lory OF Utah, all the right tide
the ee.. anu estate OF said ward in and 10 ali
situate IT, olS' pieces or parcels of land
of I1sI i$clhg and being in the said Cenntv
iaSo.@9tp, territory OF Utah. and boundoS aItS
ninst,' - Is follows, to wit: Nine acres and
qusr,o:ri Jus OF iarming land in the sOutbeaSt
nun. - va section number >, in Tov-Dsbi1
east ~ = 10 south, and of Range numba-P
o. I46 - ~ Ike meridian. Two acres
Qusrter - OF farming land in the Southwest
ghir VI section number : in tho To,,e,o
sid ana Range and of he meridian . ~ n
sout;,,-IElV rive acres of farming land in tLa
TowDsbisI' quarter OF Section nnmber3s in
and ~. lumber y south and of the rene-a
beiD,-- etllien aforesaid; an OF seid TaIS
said orSeS ~ PEG iul and PARTICULAR; in the
Offers =. ~ ~ Court directing the sale
ey said guardian a. lung sn;5 WllI be received
cent &c ana ana conditions of sale. Cesb m -
said Ggs ,liS purchase money to be mid P to
On eo66 ,IIan on the day of the sale baIance
eour, IR1las5tlon of sale by said P 1IJ,e
Deeu at expense Of purchaser '''e
Guardian o,.,o c. r. FOOT,
y Foot, ward. anu estate q Tim
MI O'ah' December 18th, 1854. dig