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LEFT A FORTUNE IN ERIN .
@u augusta Man or His Heirs w
Inherit the Cash.

Au Augusta Man or His Heirs Will
Inherit the Cash.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26-Chief of Police
ltampoell Of Brooklyn to-day received a
HtteF from V. G. Holt at Augusta. Ga.
SRing him to find out whether Patrick
money who moved to Brooklyn some
In jssas ago from Baltimore, Nd, is alive or
h.. IL appears that Rooney has fallen
dss,| 70 . fortune in Ireland. and, if he is
h iba us wife and children, who are now
rsc. sgusea, Ca, will fall heirs to il. The
lhasS lhseS OF the Brooklyn health department
did mat Patrick H. Rooney, "a years old,
ST.. from apoplexY at No. 3S4 Kosciusko
yes,aS ys,S and a. that Patrick Rooney, aged 65
Or aied neg at st. GATHERINGS hospital on
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MACQUEARY DEPOSED.

An Impressive Ceremony at the Close
of Evening Prayer.
CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 26.-Rev. Howard
MacQueary, who few days since resigned
from the priesthood of the Protestant Epis-
copal church, pending his sentence to tenn
porary suspension ON charges Of heresy
was last evening formally deposed by
Bishop Leonard The impressive ceremony
occurred at Trinity cathedral just after the
close of the evening prayer service. There
were but eighteen persons present, besides
the bishop and the prssbytery.
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STHICKEN AT HI5 DESK.

'ys's Fells the Chief Clerk of the
Pension Bureau.
F,sb.a .aa'aiiNGToN, Sept. 26.-Capt. A. w.
tha VI North Carolina, the chief clerk Of
witt r'lAlon bureau, was to-day stricken
work s' - Aiysls Of the right side while at
horpe ms his desk. He was removed TO his
tion ss- aLu his physicians, after examina>
recovs.pIl Ilressed themselves as hopeful of his
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rarnninal Faoilltiea seonred

CHICAGO, Sept 2G.--It is now understood
that the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
completed Arrangement with the Northern
Pacific railroad for terminal facilities here,
and win soon quit the use Of the temporary
facilities allowed II by the Illinois Central.
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Chime and tbe Jesuits.

PARIS, Sept. 26.-Le Jour says the Chi
nese government has granted TO the Jesuits
an immense tract of land as compensa-
tion for the losses which the order suffered
during tho recent riots.
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An Antwerp Firm Fails,

ANTWERP, Sept 90 The old firm of 1.
Fuchs of this city failed The failure is
understood to be due to disastrous specu.
lations in coffee. wool and South American
securities.
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AN AERONAuT KILLED.
ais Neck Broken by the Breaking OF
His Tra Par

his Mock Broken by the Breaking OF
His Trapeze Bar
DETROIT, Sept. ga dispatch from
Mount Pleasant, Mich, states that Lewis B.
Earl of Marshall. Mich, went up In bal
loon there yesterday with Frank Thayer of
Mount Pleasant Earl was going to jump
with parachute and Thayer was going
to come down with the balloon. The
trapeze rope roke when the balloon was
up short distance. Earls neck was broken
and he died ae once. Tbayer suffered a
broken arm aud internal injuries.
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Lodae to Maat nnsaaIi.

Bosros, MASS, Sept. 26.-Henry Cabc.
Lodge this morning stated that hs would
accept the challenge of Hon. John Z. Rus.
sell 70 joint debate OF the issues Of tie
campaign.
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a Reeldance Bnrned.

CoLUNBUs. Ga, SeD1. 26.-rhe residence
of d. X. BarSmaa Of ChattahOoose2 county
was destroyed By fire last night Ths los
is E2.000. There IL no insurance.
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Residsnos suburb Ablaza.

CliF Tx, Sept. 26.-Fire at Oak
stroysS toeautiful suburb Of Dallas. de-
. 10 insurance is sIO. .OO0. 'S'' ''''''''
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KILLED BY A TR AIN.
A Carriage Containing a Family OF
Four struck.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 26.-The west
bound limited mall on the Panhandle road,
due here about noon. struck carriage near
Centreville, Ind, in which were Joseph
Black, his wife and two daughters. Mr..
Black, his wife and one daughter were in-
stantiy killed. The other daughter was IA
tally injured. The Black family we're on
their way 10 attend the Cambridge races.
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Fire in q Cotton Mil.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-Wright's cotton mill
at Tydesley, Bolton. was TO day damaged by
fire to the extent OF $4,000.
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MoORs IN REVOLT.
A British Gunboat sent to Quiet
Enu4IY1&gA1iCfo

A British Gunboat sent to Quiet the
Revolutionists.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. oh. M. s. Go
shawk, four guns. 43O tons, 4sO-horse pow
er, "a gunboat, commanded by Commander
Edward T. Chapman. has been dispatched
to Cape JUDY, on the west coast OF the Sa-
hara, opposite Fourteventua lone OF the
Canary Islands,, where the Moors have re-
belled and threatened to destroy a factory,
owned and operated by British subjects.
DENIALs BY THE PORTE.
CoNsTAwTINoPLg, Sept. 26.-The porte
denies that the Turkish governor and all
the other Turkish officials have fed from
Sana, the capital Of Yemen and that the
Insurgents have captured Hedeida on the
Red sea. The porte also denies that thero is
any truth in tho reported massacre of
Christians in Armenia by band OF Kurds.
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HEMMRD IN By FLAMES.
Farmer and hts Family Perish ia
the Prairie Blaze.

the Prairie Blaze.
TURTLE LAKE, MINI, Sept. s6--W ord
has reached this village that the family Of
DIR. Nesse. farmer living a short distance
out Of town. consisting Of himself. bis wife
and several small children. wers hsmued
in by flames. No doubt they burned 70
death, as no hslp could reach them.
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AnlIseInents,

That beautiful woman and charming
actress, Marie Wainwright, viii mp.
pear at the theatre tonight in her superb
production OF "rwclnh Nighp' which
has been played with remarkable sue
cesa In New York. Miss Wainwright
Is well known 10 our theatre-goers MS
ono Of the most graceful aud accom-
pilshed Of contempory actresses, and
II IL easy 10 understand that In Viola
she finds a part with which she Is com.
plete personal aud artistic sympathy y.
The setting OF the comedy Is eleven
scenes. and these, together with all
the costumes, furniture, down TO the
minutest detail, Ia carried by the com.
pany, thus insuring absolute harmony
and COMPLETENESS. Tho company sup.
porting Miss Wainwright has been
selected with great care, and each actor
was chosen with regard 10 his artistic
and personal fitness for his special
part.
On Thursday night, Miss Vain.
wright win be seen In that delightful
comedy "rhe Honeymoon.
Patti Rosa closed her two nights
engagement at the Salt Lake Theatre,
last night, when she played In Marg.
cry Diw. She was well received
here. The comedians Boniiace and
Rich were also appreciated.
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The following business was trans
acted yesterday Afternoon:
Estate Of John s. Barnes; considera'
ton Of claims came ON without notice,
and the following were allowed
Seymour u. Young $40, Jay n Black
Sla.75, Chapman, Whytock Il Crisp
SlI, A. l.. Webster $3.50, j. :. Dun
hon a Go. $500, The Lace House SOUS
john Mcdonald * Sons S27.7O, LILLIAN
s. Barnes $3.50, Chris. Diehl $40, Dr.,
J. NJ. Dart 1851 so, II. All sl.5D, hc'
Cormics n Go. $500. II, IL. Auerbach
sl2I.i5, Henry Sadler $40, j. q H.
Mokcrnes Sl3, Anna Louise Tyner
sa0.O2, Salt Lake City 80, Frank ID.
Shelly Si2.5O, Neve n Child 50.
Estate Of Evan Evans; hearing set
for March 81.
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a FIRE WITH LOSS or tlrEIs NEW
yoRK.
Ix-sccretary Gibson. Of the WHISKY
Trnst, Gives $4,000 Hall Tor
His Appearance.
The old Horse .commRnclie" wit
Joiu tue Procession.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Feb. ls.-De.
partment Commander Collins of the
q. A. H. OF Kansas, Issued a general
order ordering the department to attend
the funeral Of General sherman NJ n
department. The kansas commanders
Of the military order OF the Loyal
Legion viii Join the Missouri com.
mandery In their attendance upon the
funeral.
A special from Fort Leaycnworth.
In compliance with General SCHOOLGIRLS
orders, the military stationed here will
take part IN Sherman's funeral. Tho
old war horse "Commanche, - yoar.
Of age, will also be- taken TO 81. Louis
and follow the hearso la tile funeral
procession, bearing tho generals nc
coutrcmcnts.
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SAN FRASoIsco, Feb. ls.-Last
night at the California Athletic Club,
Jim Hall, the newly arrived Australian
middlcweight pugills, gave an exhibit.
ton with Alex. Grcgains, the Pacific
Coast amateur champion.
Hall knocked Griilins out In half
round.
Articles Of incorporation ofths South
San Francisco Land Improvement
Company were filed her, with capit.
al OF q, 1000, 900. II win establish ex.
tenslve stock yards.l The principal
stockholders are swift and Morris, the
big Chicago packers.
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NEW yonK rms.
A Woman aud Two thiidrs-, s.ffoca,ed
aud Others nururd.

woman nnu Two thiihffSt suftncnfed
aud Others nurned.
NEW YORK, Feb. ia woman aud
four children were sutiocatcd aud u
man probably burned In q firc that oc.
CURED In three story frame structure.
Tbs basement and ground flour were
used as u bakery, and two families were
living ON the iloors above. A pot "
fat boiling over In tue basement sct
firc 20 the surrounding woodwork. In
a few minutes the Building was on fire
aud densesmoke was pouring through
the halls. The frcmcn managed 10
subdue the iiamc- after the bakery and
the second iioor had been gutled, aud
rs soon ~ possible search was made
In the building. On the top il0or they
found Mn. John Henry anu her four
children dead. jacob Enrich was Ia
tho basement aud ~ badly burned that
he VIII probably die.
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Expecting mn Unusually large Cssp
Of wheat.

TOPEKA, kans., Feb. is.-powderly
has left for Scranton, Pa, having
cancelled his Western engagements.
Secretary Mohler Of the state board
OF agriculture has received encourage
Ing imports M 70 the condition OF the
winter wheat. From present indica-
lions the crop OF kansas for 1851 will
be an unusually large one.
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The vocation Organ

Is the most wonderful musical inven.
ton Of the age. II has the null power
and sweetness OF tone OF pipe Organ
twice It's Size and cost. The members
OF the Twentieth Ward have recently
purchased n fine Vocation Organ from
'rnggart a Chamberlain, the well.
known Plano and Organ dealers Of this
city. II Is 10 be hoped that the rest NJ
our Ward churches will soon emulate
aud follow the example Of the Tween.
tieth Ward. Il
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pro,at,i,. ~ n.y., -. ''hu.yeni WIN
P'o''''y We hshteu win electric lamps.
Forty -one thousand five hundred and
forty persons, OF whom tbirty.one tbo,,.
saud ak bunftcd aud ,.,,,, ,.,,sa
an v NV n,ne thousand eight hundred
s,,t',, nine Wonont used the
f"'"' ''''s VI herReh uuflng inst year.
A waterfall at skotfossei,, owned by
nm engineer named Christie. INA been
l Nv " '''o i'oVeih factories Tor 'o,OoO
"'o"'''
Several patients ut the RlRshospltal
OF Christiania have been successfully
treated with Kochs lymph.
The bonds Of tho new Norwegian
state loan have very good REPUTATION
on the London Board OF Trade.
FouY ,,r,o,. .,.,
90. vul p.,soh5 were drowned on Her
raging, and many ships were more or
less Injured.
Tn. ,.,,o,.i .,., ,,
tooL n,ac, y, ir. wu.n'uiVn'
The Az n,,'a u.an .no o'n.I NY
from Glovlk, aud tho scconi hy Adolf
Norborg.
The new publlo aohool NJ Iton,eos
was dedicated The other day ~ hSs
been erected nj a cost Of 10 300 kroner
snu possesses MI modern convcn.
'e"cos'
Christian warendorpb. the custom
house controller In tbe district Of
freurikshaid and well'known citizen
~ rv =, .'' uieu recently nj an
~ VI :" se"s'
Six laborcrs were buried the other
day by the fall Of earth at skoiio..
when tney WERE breaking ground fer
wv .eW P'per i.ctoIy, one was Killed,
M" wv" 'uJ"ieu HeNcfeIy'
Mrs. Camilla Collott. the well.known
advocate Of woman. rights. celebrated
her 18th birthday lately, She Ia ilv.
Ing In Christiania, and Ia good health
s"'i'
Au avalanche OF snow from Gray..
1eldot killed recently so rcindorr be.
longing 10 tho Lapiandcr. ole Thole.
son, who was moving west from
RosvaldJeldct with his herd.
t.n,.,,. . Al,
ago nj Har,lnngernidd,n with n herJ
o' noou, a'uv reindeer. To get cash
lnoney &c sDlu IVY OF them Tor an aver
"sc price OF niue kronor each.
Mhiie ,hc aggregate wealth "
Nntisu.nia u on tho Increase the con.
ai.i1n oi ,nose earning small wages IL
iat from satisfactory
an norwegian, who has been living
:" nys, " ,i lofty years, iat.ly palu
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CISorSSATI, Feb. ls.-- Beyond the
loss OF the two passengers already
named, II n thought that no Others
were drowned. Tho accusation Is
made by a cabin hoy that the mate and
engineer ON the boat were both drunk
and that the crew were short. He
will be held as "A witness.
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PENSACOLA. Fis.. Feb. ~. = This
Italian back N,Joibaa reports having
picked up, on the 18Th Of January, six
men In charge Of the chief officer OF
OF the British bark Carbon, abandoned
january 2lst In sinking condition.
Thvcaptain anu ELK mon have not been
heard frum.
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shipping whea, Fast.

ATcIIs0N, Fso. i. Ths Conner
cial agent q the Missouri Pacific Mt
this point saysa great deal Of corn and
wheat, stored away In western
Kansas and which was raised In 1850,
Il now belng sent " the maTkots cast.
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DunHuANr TO AZ ORDER ny SAID
C0urt In said iunitrf, notice u hereby
gwen, that WcanVadsy, tho 18th day VI Tfiru'.
nry, a. u. tsi, NJ ~ o'clock "a. M, ~ The an.
IN the Court Room OF said C0lrt, has been ~
pointed the ufna and place tor mo hrarluf ~
petition Of Isaac N. MHddoli, pfaY INK TOT tho
VIII nnd Testament 81 Janet Cope, deceased,
When and where all pcrsnus inlercstod may
the grgnuug % letter. teatamTutary 10 Isaac
n, Maddaii. NJ prayed fof la said petition.
In ~itneaa ~h.rcof. nave hefrhnto sst my
had and amazed Inc teal OF sald C0uft. tins
iith day Of February, a. y. i.li
tsHAL. q. y. ALLEN,
tlcrk " The iTobite Coart
ny e. u. STANTON. Deputy Cich. 4
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CnicAoO, Feb. Is Ex.Secfctary
Gibson, OF the Whisky Trust, who was
arrested at Peoria last night, walked
into Judge ihepatd's court this mJrn-
ing and gave $4,000 for his appear.
ance.
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10 the Stockholders Of the nuuiou ncct and
Champion Mining Company. Corporation.
NOu ARE iiEREnY NOTIFIED TiiAr
Il the regular Annual Nccunr ~ tho stock.
holders Of sAid Corporation vi hc held N TIC
hnli Temple euect, Nait i.lLn CITY, T,futafF
ot ttah, on Monday, tbs arcurd daY u March,
prntlup, AZ the hnuf " No o.. iu, Tor thg ruf
ruar Of rleeiinr nfirfra Cor the rns lnH year
and for tho iransasu1n ~ tuch other hunnsas
o. may properly CONE ivfofa tie meeting
~ order II the hsari,
", =. MATTE, Secretary.
salt iate CITY. q. T.. robrulry n ~.
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LEGAL NOTICE.



deceased.
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph =. smith. administrator ~ the
estate Of Robert s. smith, decreased, he ffu-
dcrud COR set cmrut, and nlod m faid Court,
biz nnal account Of bic administration Of said
estate and petition Cor nnal distribution u the
residue OF shll estate among the persons en-.
titled thereto, and that Tuesday, The 10Th day
Court House, salt Lake CIty aud County, Utah
Territory, has been duly appOiated BY the
Judge IT said Court Tor the settlement % said
acrouat sud hearing sad petition Tor diiiri,
button, nt which time And place ANY person
interested In said estate may appear and show
cause. " any there be, why said account should
not BE- settled and approved and hnai disiribu
ton made ~ prayed for.
Dated February H. 1871.
e. n ALtIN,
Clrrk Of tho Probate Court
Charles u, Pearson, Attorney tor Admluistfh.
tor dlw
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ST.. PAUL, Feb. ls.--Genefal Sibloy,
the first governor, died at his home In
this city this morning.
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Closed.

NEw York, Feb. ls.-The Amer.
lean Loan and Trust Company has Just
closed its doors.
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This remedy Is becoming 10 we'll
known aud No popular rs to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittom sling the same song Of
praise.-A purer medicine does not
exist and II II guaranteed to DO all that
II claimed. Electric Bltters will cure
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
viii remove plmples, Boils, Salt
Rhcum aud other affections caused 10y
impure blood VIII drive Malaria
rom the system aud prevent n well as
cure all Alalarlal feven.-For cure OF
Headache, Constipation and lndlges.
ton try Electric Bilters. - Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price 80 cts. and SlO0 por bottle at
A. q. Smith and Co.'s Drug Store. "a
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Buy your drugs Of "ihe boys"
johnson, Pratt, 4 Co., q Main II.
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All parties indebted to US VIII please
note that we ART temporarily located
with Spencer Clawson 4 Co., Broad.
way. Prompt settlements arr request.
ed. Co-or. FURNITURE 20.
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LOST.

A THOROUGHBRED PUG neg. TnE
"A andcr VII return 20 sud DO rewarded hy
W.PeIeuep, jan. lls u street, AT
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JEWS FROM The FAR NORTH
,,th Of HIllbsrs The Father Of Tho
Great Actor.
:, y,ysEy GIVES LECTURES.
-. s.nreme Court Of Denmark De-
Nv .,,re, Cremation 10 be Unlawful.
:, y,,sry GIVES LECTURES.
"a. r.rsrn's rxpro'r'o~.
90. ,,r,orer thinks There '' 4" Land
n, the North role.

I.UtOfNN
m, the North Pole.
-. rd,blof Nansen will set out for
a, ~ xo,,b Pole in June. The Journey
' "'I, Re through Behring straits to
WV ss siberian Islands where he
Wv '.cr.,o reach open water In August
us.,,,.mber. ashould the ship sink"
@s .r. ayewlll save ourselves bypiich.
LAM tent. on the Ice. III we again
~ opcn water. we propose TO 20 by
w.. - The crew Is TO consist OF
,wsIv. men with provisions for ave
Int Nansen thinks TINT
n, Journey can be made In
~s,h shorter time, possibly In Two
-.,,. The cold viii be no obstacle, for
,s,rle are living in siberia enduring n
,,r,,eaiurc Of 10 degrees below zero,
.hne Al the pole the cold Is not cx'
sc,ed 10 be lower than ~. He does
y, t..r sc,fyy ~ be believes that they
". 81 oprSrtunity TO shoot polar
~. and seals; they will also CARR
mes.tves with them. During the two
80. 1Jeanettev lay incased In the
10 no man Of IT, crew suffered from ron,
,uryy. Nansen pres'mcs mat ne wiz
At The pole discover Iand now nov, IN, IN,
hge noc ,,s,s =, ' rom Inc siberian
nylng hO'""'
han''' svrnrS.
s1blenanean telephone wirts nr'
now being laid 10 Goihcnburg'
IN. ,,..,v Of commerce between
s ins u snd France l. al an end.
A mechanical furniture factory viii
te tul''" 'ei'0' '"'
The price Of COWS varies In middle
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DlNWooDEY'S WALL Pm.
PER. SUPERB LINE. LATEST
DESIGNS. LOWEST PRICES.
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several Persons Killed sud Many
wounded.

ST. Louis, Feb. ls.-A Post Di9patch
announces that fearful accident
Occurredthis morning on the lIlllnols
Central, near jackson, Tennessee.
Several per ons were killed and num-
her wounded.
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Don't forget the Chiidren's Party In
the Theatre next Saturday.
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BRUISES.

"a D1riinslfcc
baltimore. Md.
ian'yiaisn
"tVatiruiaiitad.
y IN hip andtlio by
lilluni tu0,toilc.
Vctuly. 49, Jseoison
completely ourd
M WNC1iAtbry.
MeriiErof state
lsri laiuw.
"a co, BilIlaen. "a.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and Tor salt take
County Territory of ttah.
in The matter u Tho EstAtc of Janet
tone, deceased.

Notice Of time aud place Tor tho hearing
petition Tor admission 20 Probate Of VIII
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-22
An Extraordinary Suit.

An extraordinary suit for $4,000
damages has been brought against
Frank Woosley, OF South Charleston,
Ohio by James Brock. Fourteen
years ago Woosley and Brock left
their homes together and started a
small cattle ranch near Fort Griffin,
Texas, Woosley had q considerable
sum of money with him, and be sud
denly disappeared.
His relatives became alarmed, aud
believing that Brock had put him
out of the way, reward of $4,000
was offered for Woosley, dead or
alive. Subsequently Brock was arres-
ted and tried for the murder of his
friend, but was acq uitted. AS soon
as The trial was over, to more fully
demonstrate his innocence, he him
self started out to find Woosley. In
the long and tedious search that fol-
lowed be spent about 81, 900.
But last Friday Woosley was dis
covered at Benton, Ark, where he
has family and operates stone
ware manufactsry. He was brought
back to his old home, but as yet he
has not given q rea son for his strange
conduct. Now Brock brings suit to
recover the $4,000 he spent in
proving that he did not murder his
old. time friend and in Kidding him.
self of all suspicion
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-22
Fayette Notes.

The farmers still have some hay to
make.
H. L. Bossler found turtle upon
which was engraved, "H. ", 1861"
The Goodville Dunkard Ch urch is
pushing toward completion. 1t
makes an elegant appearance in
the village of Bunkertown.
Mrs. Charles Parks of Altoona, and
sister of Tyrone, Pa, are visiting
their parents and friends in this vi
cinity.
The Fayette Cornet Band gave
some of our citizens surprising call
last Tuesday evening and through
the liberality of some of them re
celved four dollars. They were also
cordially treated with refreshments
such as cakes, lemonade, &c, for
which the boys heartily thank those
who gave it.
The stock owners are greatly alarm
ed .over the ferocious deeds O.
some dogs in the neighborhood, tina:
have within the past few weeks Sc
verely hurt and killed number o
calves and sheep. The dogs ant
owners thereof will receive a just re
ward if they are brought to light.
Yours at Leisure,
HAY SEED.