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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-10
Wiauerid Gigentbnm.

@roee Ausuabl BON @runofiden
unb Sduiern fur @obns unb @eifdfts.
apefe, eriferein ber Stabt unb allen 6fs
lid unb ipeftli@ ~gelegenen unb nit Der.
ieIben ourG eIettriI9e StraBenbabnen
ber~buncensnen Norfdbten; lebtere In
centraler Gage. Gles bies gi9entbum
pirb gu ben uiebrisii fen Breiien gegen
8%aar3abIuug bsrfauft. Mau faufe balb,
ea iebt bic MuspabI nod cine 9rOBe 1T.
gs wiro ales. mas aur goncursmafe
geb6rt, berteuft.
Reagan SOafom
Gafen.8 eruaIter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fnrtrt!
Self GauIF Co., Sat Sob, 's8

.Y W. ~
SD Iitt febr an 8ersebIi9tsit, man rietb
mir beri9iebene MitteI absr ni9ts BALI, Id
aab beinahe ole SOfnuug auf, ba wurDe mir
%afor a0nig's Ne,ben . Starfer empfobIen.
Sd na6m nur spei 8Iafden bacon unb bin
nun nie6er bolltanois bsrsefeat. SD ratbe
ieoem b~erartig 2siDenDen oiefs MeSiain an se.S
brauden, fe sermas mas anhers ni6t hsrn0.
gen, fs fpri6t fir fi3 felbi.
Ser. Ranian.
@~ @aB Tsd fir NerbenIeibeube tutrb Sebem, Asr
% nerIangt fret 5lgeien6t, unb Mginen aud bis Mss
eS3tt utafpnff 9eiiefert.
Dieie Wsebi5tn tunrbe felt sebn Sabrsn bon pafpr
R6nig "a Sort Monne. Snb.. ~aubsEeitet uH6 ieBt xatef
ieiner &npeifuas bon Der
K6nis n1e6icine Co.,
SO WeffsM eabifcn Ctr. Gbicaap; Su.
greis s1.o0 per GleiGe- feba fhr......$50o.
Grobe LIS "..s... 900.
@reis 81 90 per GIafde. 6 Glaiden S.. 100.
8um 8ersauf in San antoniO bel @boEpb
Dreie, SO. II, ~ uhb 81 alamo, Strabe.
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s. E : 1t d. t!

Cir bic gsmeraloa, &auh, % Mei=
len bon pieDrGs Negras, perben elm
Maun unb beiIsn Grau sefudt, bic IeB=
tere fur olgsmeiue 0ausarbeit unb Der
Maun fur Geloarbeit (ouI glntbeiI)
ODER fir Nrbeit aIf ber Stand fir Qobn.
Die Grau erbdlt monotIi6 500 2obn.
8egen Der ndberen @in3elnbeiten
penee man id on
2outs s. 9OI1,
@a9le paB. 9eras.
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Gpuutn /. @cricbt.

SIR ben Nnbau am GourtpgefdneniB
paren fOlgeube NngebOte eiualaufen
Won Wm. 8raben: $13. 600 8aar
o6er SIS, 200 in Gonutnsgonhs; ..
g. 2r6ger: So, 200 Boar Ober $14,'
430 in 9oabs; 8aI. Merner5 $2l, 900
8oar.
9as NngebDt bon .. q. Rrbger
putbe engeuOmmen. ST muB Bhrg.
f6Gft ffellen i'm 8etrage bon $4,000.
gbrif. 2afler tpirb burb 5000. 90
Dofiir euti6abi9t, baB bur9 Iein @igens
ibam cine 6fentIi@e 2anbaraBe selest
nIrbe.
Miliam Gabsnport proteRirt gege1t
bic Gortftbrung Der @traBe tur9 fem
@igentbum, obne baB CT Ber9itung cts
bolt.
Gur 8er6eneraug Der 6rietri6sbur=
ger etraBe Uut6en 5. Manier 1865
ausbe5ablt.
Sheriff McGau petitioai,t un Nus
feauag eines weiteren @efdn8aibmdr.
ters.
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. ale 8.
Sa9es Gbrpmif.
10. 81

1852. Sriebri6 L, 8arbaroiia, in Na4en
1772. Srisbri4 :. e4tesel (9i4ter) ses
bpren.
l7ss. Soisp9 b. Gi4enborf C0idter) GEE
bpren.
1898. erridtuns bes 9teoolutionS s9ribus
nails in Sranfreid,.
1918. @tiftuns bes preubiidea e~iiernen
&reuSes in 8reslau.
1916. G5ar Qleranber III. gebpren.
1856. Der @pli3eegrditpen bon Sindelbep
I'M 0uen eridpfien bon Sans =. &pdpip.
1868. S9la4t Bet @Dptngtont Tenn. 25
&ebelen s~et6btet.
1864. Marimilian H., &6ntg BON 8atern,
geftorbem; iein So9n 2ubtpis IL befteist ben
Shrnf.
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Nptis AT gtemersabler.

Office bss Gitpsgoaectpr.
Stabt San Intcnip, l. @dr3 1915
Ser llnterSei@nete madt tiermit befannt,
bab bic itdbtilde Nb @aIprem- inb appffteuer
fir bag Municipals Sabr 1890, enSisehb am
rs. Gebruar 1891, Dor Sem 80. 9tpril 1891 III
entri6ten itnb.
@bwarb. 3if@e,
@iip Collector.
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Mapsrid : aiGsnment.

9aes 3ur Maberidi9en GOncursmaRe
9eb6riee gigentbum 1T gu ~bertaufen.
Bette @elegenbeit 81 biliGen Gdufen
gegen 8aar3oblung. @roBe Nusuabl
bon GrunOfaden fitr MObn> unb @es
iGdftsbduier, nit unb cbne 8erbshe,
rangen.
Reagan 6OuOn n,
MaKen.8 erwalter.
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8tpei Slaidbem fmrirtem ibm.

Carol, So, Suli 's9.
8ebu Sabre lang lit i9 70 bon &eisen in
meinem Sopfe, bab ii ss offers ni9t 3u iiber.
Ieben ertpartete; i'd bate bieIe ger3te obne
@rfols berfudt, aIs i'd aber BEN 3peiten 20feI
boil bon @afor R0nies Nsrpen . etd,fer &c.
npmmen, erbieIt i@ einberuns unb apei Gla.
i@en furirten mid boIfdnbis.
6. 81. 8ed.
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1Sr Gef@dftsleute, tpel6e gu Ser.
paduugs3Deden Sbeers papier bran9en,
m6gea f9 an BauI0 & Diel=
mann nenoen.
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nr 9GuID 6 DieImanns
Office, lire 2agerbduIer unb ibre N;e,
berIase befiuben R9 246 Oft @ommerce=
Strabe, San QntOnio, Seras. 8eIe.
pbon 410.
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AZ Soebsu angetommen cine @ars
2abung Don GiI3 aum Gi6tma6en btr
Wanoe uno cine Cor, 2abung BON 6iIs
gum Sa6beden bel pauIp & 9teI'
m q II n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-10

b@r Der berabmte .8Iaf. DiamonS"
6iIa gum Sa9beden lit ber bette, Der ie
fabricirt nurbe. Ct lit 3uglei@ bet
bauerbaftefe unb ber biQisfie. gu ia.
ben Bel BauIp & SieImann.
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R- Mon lefe, tpas gauID &
DieImann iber Standardization iu
Fagen baben.
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~Ssinamateuer 8erid,t

Der San Nntonio Nationalz8anf in
San lntonio, Seras, beim Nbf6luB
beg Sei9afts am 26. Jeb. 1891.
@re6it:
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@abl Mmseiaen.

Die .6reie 8refs" lit autcriiirt, Serrn
Rat. 9emiS ais &anbibaten fir oas Nmt
beS 8iitrict:@IerfS BET Der beboritebens
ben NabI an3ufilnoiSeu.
Die nSreie greIle" lift autorilirt, Germ
hilbert 8. Septne ais &anbibat fir
baS 9lmt beS SiitriftsG lerfs BET Der bepprite.
benoen @abI an3ufiinbissn.
Ole y6rsis @refe" 1T autoriitrt Germ
@Iias @pmpnbs ais &anbibatsn fur
baS 9tmt beS SiItrift . GIerfS BET Der am 10.
Mdr3 abaubaItenSen @abl an;utiinbisen.
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Ia 8adteine, Salt unb N6rtel in
ie6er beliebigeu Quantitdt 3a baben bel
Baum OieI m n.
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sBr Sebe btliebige Quantit6t bon
@oiaberas BreB.Badfeinen erfter Qua'
litdt fnb BET PauIp & DieImann
au haben.
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Sotal-.-.....-..-$1 81, TAI, 337. 23
Stat Seras, 8erar County.
Sd, Sobn Witbers, @aiirer
Obengenannter 8arf, f@p0re hermit
feierli6, 6aB Der Obige 8eri6t na9 meis
mem beiten @ifen un6 @lauben ri9.
tig 1T. (@e3ei6net:)
SObn Witbers, gaffrer.
l1nteraei6net urb bei@poren in mel
ne, @egenpart am g. Mdr3, 1891.
@e5ei9net: Sobn u. Grafer,
0efentli6er NOtar, 8erar 60.
&i9tig b%efunben: Gum 3eugniB:
@esei9net: 6. u. StribIing,
Geo. q. 8radenribee,
1O,3 ,i3m Sireftorem.
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HT 8auIp G 9ieImann "a.
ben foeben nod 2 @atlabunsen eagli.
f@en POrtlano Cement empfangen.
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@eirathsfheine.

@bos. s. 9cnb unO Mrs. Qnnie
Trtb.
abam Walbsd un6 Gannp Wpmann.
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Gin oDaffanoteer @rfpfe.

w" VVWF**WVVBC% SHIUKKN
60 f&reibt Der GER Safer u. gniOine aus
&efugio, Seras, 1T @afor a0nig's Nerben.
Stdrfer sesen iof9' Merboftdt, tie fe mid
geplast bat. SeitOem i'd biefss Mittel nabni,
fible iJ pieber menf6Iid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

Tho only hope let was that the cngi.
neers Of the Two trains might by chance
see their danger In time on some
straight stretch of track. Dut that was
only a micro possibility.
Did John say 70 himself ho was right
after all, when. looking ahead into tho
darkness, he thought he distinguished
the glmmer Of distant headlight At
any rate he was half disposed to shut
oil aud ease down bit
He consulted his original order once
more by tho dim light In the cab
looked out eRrin, saw nothing, and
changed his mind. lie glanced az his
watch, turned on the inrpirator to let
more water into the boiler, looked at
his steam gauge and opened It up n
notch or two instead.
II was not Engine 9's fault II she
didn't exceed regulation speed then and
plunge through the snow and darkness
60 destruction.
Suddenly glare, an awful crash, a
fearful plunge, the noise Of escaping
steam, a few sti0od cries--and It wa.
all over. The trains had met on q
sharp curve against the hopes aud
prayers Of those now responsible for
tho calamity.
They fouad Johns body In tho
wreck badly manglcd. Ills hand stu
held the throttle. lilo had eono down
to death with his engine. His fireman
escaped with broken leg by jumping
but both engines were completely
wrecked.
The pay car was thrown from tb'
track violently aud was badly smashed
II seemed a miracle that iis occupant
woro saved. They were fortunate
enough to escape with few bruises
Poor Johnl lie died u hero, an,
there was no one on the road VIII
could quito m his place -Boniamii
Norton In Youths Companion.
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sKALsD BIDS.


10y nRDER or rus COUNTY COURT
~ 81 Hrl ihe tonhN. i'Hhlen ~ y iAht
5salsh ulet WI y. ~. w N ~. ,.us.l
,lefA up 70 an. w. ,A,liIuas " l'tH W,
~ llg,'l lpt' w iol tuprl' ~ ri Wy. i,l
" S't i,he en' pr ~, II asnn. s't' y, ~
,'in'N 49, s,cN ,,, y
80 ,,,,,,.,., ,,c1nn,,
-. i,,
MnllNaae ie'p''e'''' F'h'a WIN N'-iH"N
'1illhs; ...,.,,. ID, i,,. .i,,.t ,,it....
MINI fecoris. same s- de,d rsr6ria.
tion ami iuaHos, same 10 deed fscordt.
Abstract records, samc a. nov used.
Direct ana ~ enc ludthe " All except We
abstract records.
Fiat boob fcctQ inches by foot Inches
Of pinin dfaiuag paptr Tor making plata aud
iudeses 10 SAINT. $500.
nrintor and sfauiet indexes.
EnirY book,
nocoipts for documents, same - nov usci In
the once, Win stun w looks ut 100 uarf.
Mining abstract rcrords and direct lndcNca 10
salny, 81, ~. ...,..i. t..., ,.,i.,.., ,.,...
~, y, ua,s' ~, IN ~ vi, ~. l
slh " "'..u ~ ~ N''N''N'"'" N"'f ~ '"'
'',ptu. ~ -, ~ y, ~ , In s,,t, p,,.. ..,,ti
.bab Rsnds '" WIN iol'e @asyas 1 esV,r' s Nh
luu uahu.s n',a 800 $500 W. ~.
l'n,ia corners' pay opening na9 lhpef 70
~ hIoMnr ~ P3unl ,neil ,.lil l,ake, I'Fsi
,n,,, ~, ~, !" M, w MI NJ a. ~ ~.
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a BELLE IN TEARS.

Hos rone-f heard No front door shutting
lii voice no more, his glance no inorel
How could ! say did not love himl
didn't know did. beforei
I like hi. solemn. courteous innnnhr,
That makes believe my word = lawi
Ike him that, Of all my sultors,
Her absolutely without hawi
OF course wore sure 70 meet tomorrow
Tho fouf.in-hahd; the dinner TOO.
1 feel like cryina Can tell him.
NY answer was q He TO your
For he wonid change bis love 10 scorning.
lila trust TO miserable doubt,
II could % dl.semblo loving,
He'd say there's nothing ia not fout.
Col viii weep for hours aud hours.
And raie and fade tiil Ain deadi
.pariou--I camn-baok to--what, crying9
Dcaroet, you don't mean what you eaid3
-oh. call me fooi-but then your eyes, dear.
Were turned away could telp
Theirs IL the Language that study
They mover would have said FAREWELL
sand now they weop. they arc 30 true, dear.
Your lin. arc lovely. but--in fact
It's those lips that make II urgent
For me TO have world N taoti"
-ilosc Hawthorne La,hrop In HarIcr's BaIar
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Says a gentleman who attended the 70.
cent Methodist conference in Washing
ton; ~ was amused ut tho way In which
few English delegates conducted them.
selves at the hotel. II reminded mo Of
the story told about Matthew Arnold ON
the occasion Of his visit TO this country.
When at Cleveland he was generously
entertained. ono morning his host put
before him ut the breakfast table, among
other things, huckwheat cakes. For y
long time neither he nor his wife took
any cakes, but noticing that his Ameri.
can friends ate them with a great mp.
parent relish and gusto, ho gingerly took
one on his plate and tasted 1t very crit.
icllly. Then leaning over TO his wife no
said, You'd better try one. deah, they
all not 'alf 90 nawsty as they look"
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Bank 81 England notes gp made
from new white linen cuitings-neycr
from anything that Inns been worn. Sc
carefully Is tho paper prepared that
even tho number OF dips into tho pulp
made 10y each workman l. registered
ON a dial 10y machinery, and the sheets
are counted and booked 10 each pcrson
through Whose hands they pass, They
arc made at Laycstohc, on the River
Whit, In Hampshire by family named
Portal. descended from q French Hu.
guenot refugee. and have been made
by tho Same family for moro than 100
years.
About 1860 a largo quantity Of tho
paper was stolen BY one Of tho cm.
ployces, which caused tho bank great
deal of trouble, us the printing isa com
paratively easy matter, tho great dlili
Guilty with forgcrs being TO got the
paper. They are printed within the
bank building thoro being an elaborate
arrangement for making them so that
each note Of tue same denomination
shall differ Ia some particular from th,
Others. American Presnnn.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL AND PER,
soNAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order % the Probate
Couft at salt Lake County, Utah Territory,
mado 90 the llih day OF November. isgi, In the
matter ~ no caiGio Of james shlolds. ue
ceasod the undcfsgned. the admnuirator 81
the said ettAtr, will cell al private sale 10 The
highest bidderio each anl subject - g2nlIm'
tho tth day ~ December, hDl. all The rishi,
title, interest and estate that j1rc. shields had
~ the time u Biz dcmsc, ana AL the right
title aud interest thai The said tate bas nc.
quirud hy operation oflaw Or oihcfWuc. other
than that whirh and IN addition 10 ihai which
tie aid james hields hAi NJ Tho q " his
DEAN, IN aud 10 tfc following deiruhfd prop
orty. situated m SAT- Lake Comfy. ttIh lltrl.
tory, and particularly de- tnbed a. iollows, 10
VII ,......,..
dfcdtis &. iol chains north. end nry.siN and
twenty usr huudr dtha IfifliI ruNra uaat
from the hnr,h west cHrpcr of Hrcuun u IN
I0WnHhip three south. ltAnge one Nnsi sat
Lake Meridian. and running thence anuth.
10 raft tWOntV eight nuu sfNHHy five hun.
frpfttIs ffa.tHl rHtlna 10 The NHat BANK Of The
Jordan rs,r. thence Up on ihc wet ban. OF
fuld river lu o. huuththHlen. rHufHct thirteen
nd ditv dths lisa1l chninf 90 q MONT IN
The aouth line " the farm belonging 90 aid
estate. thence norm - wet tANNiF nIuH uui
twenty nyo huudfrdihs go 2il rhaius, thrner
south ono tll roo, thence north - il wei. four
aud ANY mudrCdtlH tistOI cnI'rHl thence
north ten ami seventy ave ltHai chains iu the
place nt ncs inning coninlnirE lh'rij two aud
one. fourth tii'il acres ui LAM,
Alto o., following personal property belong
Ing 90 aud cfiltn. ono ronn rolti one year Old
one bay mare, twelve Yeas uld. one nay
stallion, eleven vCnra ndi one white TOW. hrn
grHts old. one bull f0ur years old one red
lcifcF, two fcars ola. Two DAN t,i icifou,
| one year OLD.
iuds boz wrllrr will be received Tor laid
nfovcrty addressed tn the utdprl iFred Ht Dee
| rcfldrnae I'm South Jordan pruTlUui, salt i4ac
| county, Utah, or IN care nj Nudf0ll 4 Adams,
Attorney ~ md q kast first south street
HHNH 4 I'D HHH
| fourth dag ut nfcr.atcr, it1l, au,t which taid
JOHN vs.. wtNWAHp.
Admmiitrhtorof the E.nic Of Jamos shields
arrfaHed.
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ono Chestnut street firm sells all the
peculiar blue material worn by the
thousand Of Cinnamon in this vicinity
and has practical monopoly 81 tho
business. The stu1 cost, but little 30
the manufacturer. but II wears ever.
lastingly. Many mills have tried 20
produce tho material. but with littlo
success. The peculiar color Is lacking,
and without this the s.uG has NO mr
kot with tho Chinese. The quantity
sold Is enormous. and the prices paid
arc almos, uorhitant Mr. Jonathan
Chinmnan tolls Ia "a suit Of blue drill
TINT cost. ten cents a ynri, When hc
plays IAN tpu Ia winter he wears n sui
Of regular blue cloth, a felt that +
cheap ct si.51 yard, bat he Is never
90 comfortable as when attircd In o.
cloak OF bluo Barnaby zephyr giuslam
Of a peculiar shade, that costs twenty
lvo cents "a yard, and pair Of whit.
linou, high water ralningiu.I.ondof
trousers. Il o. tbs material That reap
harvest Of sterling gold for the frii
that Iuonopoli4es It's American prudnc
ton aud sale. Philadelphia Record,
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The Split Nail In this shoe seriously
famed thu hnrso from which 1t was recent.
~ iakon IN Worcester, Macs. Ono point
81 the natl came OUT IN the proper place
Tor clenching, md 81 deceived iha black
smith who ahVd tho horse. The other
point went Ia the direction shown In tho
illustration, piercing the tender part Of
the loot called the "guick,n from which
TIE borse was made unnt Tor use nearly
two weeks.
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nor,cr TO CREDITORS.


Esiato oi Peter o. Thomas'cn. Deceased
>roTiCE IS HHHLfY GIVEN NY THE US.
N drrsigncd, Oiuf Thomaafen. admmistra.
t0r ~ me esiaic Of Peter q. 1hnmataen. DC
cea1co. 10 the "a oditorf ~. and al persons hav.
ing claims against tue taii deceased 20 exc
hihit them, with the necessary vouchers within
ten nonths after the nrsi publication Ut thia
potiee 10 the said Oiof Itoiuassen, AZ SAT- lake
City, IN tho county Of salt Lalc, utah Terri
tory.
oLoF THOMAssEN.
Administrator OF the estate Of Peter %.
1humAsstn. deceased.
Harlow Tergt son and John NJ. Cannon, Al.
toTncys for Administrator dinW bw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court u tho County Of "a
Lake, Territory OF Yah.


In the matter Of he Eaiato OF Henry Moore,
drdeIHrf.
NO1lCE u nEREnY GIVEN THAT
~ JAmtH ~ M1yIO, adminiftrgt0r uf
the cfiatr OF Henry Moore, deceased. hal
itnfCrcd for foiutment. And n'ni iu Hai
euuu, BIZ nnai account ot bic nimIn.
ftr4tion If a.ii si'att Frt ttiluul tor
hn diftf button of the roe duo ~ sad cststo
among tlN Nfr.OHH entitled thereto. uud fnlt
1huudav thc "a day Of December. 4. A. J sd.
al D. u'riuct ~. W.. ~ Che Conf loon 81 nlid
court. boz che County touri iiuUsrt SAT- iakn
cay and county Utah teutnfY, hnH been fuly
appointed ly the Judge ut Fait cour', for no
settlement ui fain account and bearing aait
petition Cor dfirhut ~, at which tmu and
place rny pefHlu iutrrosted iu fatl n tale nav
appear and show eHuFr. W an there lc, Why
Haid accvunt should uut hc settled and ~.
proved and nuM uistribiuun made o. prayed
Tor
na,cd November .th, 1921.
o. Y, ALLtN,
dti C'cIE Of the Probate Court.
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The Putnam Nail

CANNOT SPLIT, SILVER OR BREAK.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Court. ~ the County Of "a
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of iem $.
Tmgey. deceased

Tmgey, deceased.
NOTICE Is HrnEDl GivEN TINT
N Amelia i. Tinfey, administtatrix % The
estate OF Lehl ,. 1ngey. deceased. has ren.
dsrcd for suttlemont, aud flcd IN aid Court,
her final account of her standardization 81 taid
eatata and petition for mai diftfihuuon " tho
re- idue OF said ratato among tho pcrtuns en-
TITLED thereto, and that Tuc lday the sth DAY Ot
December. A. u. iell, az ~ o'clorl AIN At the
Court room OF sad Court, ~ the County Court
House, salt iaie CITY and County, Utah Ter
rltnry, has been duly appointed ~ the judse
Of said Court, for the settlement OF sac &C
count ard bearing said petition tor di,tfihu.
lion, At which time and place any porson inter
ested in snid estate may appear aud show
cause. II any theto e,why said account should
ton made ~ prayed tot.
4, D.. ALLEN,
CLERK of the Probate court
HyC. y. STANTON Deputy tlcfk. dti
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-17
LOST MOUNTAIN.

The singing club committee have arrang.
ed an excellent program for Christmas
entertainment.
The funny boys" rlinstrels gave pub.
lie entertainment at Due West last Tuesday
night. Il; was largely attended and proved
quite success:
The Rev. Mr.. Cartlege preached very
interesting sermon at Midway Friday.
Mr.. w. A. McElreath gave the young
people sociabe which was highly enjoyed
by those present.
Those funny boys Ministries will give
a public entertainment at Oregon Friday
night the 18th.
: Mr.. Geo. ]. Kemp is in our community
shaking hands with old friends.
Mr.. John NJ. Barnes, of Atlanta, is ur
visiting relatives and friends.
Instead Of the Alliance meeting being
here December 18th, it will be Friday Jan,
Sth, at 8 o'clock a. m. Speakers are ex,
pected to be on the grounds. Public invi
ted. HAysEEp.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-17
AUSTELL.

Prof. .Fessenden, the principal of the
Austell school gave vacation until the first
Of January.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of Atlanta, preach>
ed very fine sermon at the Presbyte-
rian church Sunday.
The Austell Alliance had a fine basket
supper at their Lodge Friday night
Miss Richards, beautiful young lady,
of Newman, IS visiting he, sister Mrs. A.
H. Irving.
The singing at Mr.. Humphreys Sunday
night was highly enjoyed
Messrs w. f. Shelverton g. Son have
started the saw to humming again in their
chair factory.
What has become OF the lone five that
ate all the oysters in town Saturday night,
and was mad because there was not any
train for them to go to Atlanta after more
Hope they have disbanded for ever, for if
they were to meet again they would break
the fishery BACH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-12-17
New Road.
CEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY

CEORGIA-COBB COUNTY
G. G. Billiard. Jas. M. Billiard, Geo. S.
Elliott, and others, have made application
for public road, commencing at the line
between Cobb and Paulding counties at
the residence of of Geo. S. Elliott, and
running an easterly direction through the
lands of g. S. Elliott, w. P. Anderson s
estate and on the line between J. M. Bul>
lard and Mrs. Charlotte Msgee, and lead
ing into the Powder Springs and Lost
Mountain road at the residence of J. B.
lookout, thence a southerly direction !
mile, thence an eastelly direction to corner
through Mrs. Lizzie Florence's land to
corner, IN easterly direction through J.
M. Christians and w. j. Mcintosh 8
lands, and On the line between Mrs. Nc
Intosh and McCutcheon to the Powder
Springs and Acworth roads at the resi-
dence OF John McCutcheon. All persons
are notified that this application will be
heard on Wednesday, January Both, 1892.
and an order for the same will be granted
unless some legal cause be shown to the
contrary. This December 10Th, 1891.
]. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.