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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-17
NOn.Resident Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Ernest J.. Hemard and Mrs. Ellen
Hemard. curatrix of said Ernest j..
Hemard:
Yen are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County OF
jackson, in said State, on the
First Monday in June, 1891,
70 defend the suit in said court of Mrs
Catherine Hemard. ct al, wherein you are
defendants.
W. NJ. DENNY, Clerk.
April 10, 1891. TT
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-04-17
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ICE! ICE ! ICE
goods.

jacobson & Nelson have opened an
ice house in Scranton aud are now
prepared to furnish ice IN any guam
titV.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10
MEDICAL.
HEALTH IS WEALTH !!

DR.. e. G.. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Of alcohol or tobocco. Wakefulness, Mental De-
PRESTON Softening of the Brain, reSultinZ in in
sanity and leading TO misery. decay and death,
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power
in either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat-
orrhoea caused by over-exertion Of the BRAIN self
abuse or over-indulgence. Each box contains
one months treatment. 81 90 a box, or six boxes
for S. co. sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with s. co. We
wi send the purchaser our written guarantee
to refund the money if the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only by THE
HEIDI DRUG CO.. Sole Agents. Savannah, Ga.
For Chafing Pricky Heat. use Boracine Toilet
Powder. 25 cents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10
THOMAsvJLLE TOPICS.
A New Eouse - Going to Europe -
Wild Lands at Auction.

A new + OuSe - GO1Qg TO Europe -
Wild Lands at Auction.
TOWNSVILLE, Ga, April 9.-Dr. P. A.
Mcintosh has purchased the Dickinson lot
on Dawson street. and viii build hand
some home.
Dr. T. NJ. Mcintosh, "A prominent surgeon
and physician of this city, sails on April so
for Germany, where he will study the ad-
vanced branches OF his profession.
T. E. Blackshear, the great strawberry
man of Southwest Georgia, says that he
has had three crops of berries killed this
season. just about the time they were be-
ginning TO mature.
Some 10000 acres of wild lands in various
counties were sold before the court house
door here Tuesday.
Townsville has had hog ordinance for
some time. Its srict enforcement is caus-
ing some dissatisfaction. The hog must 60
from the towns and cities.
J. A. Lockhart, truck grower near this
city, says the freeze killed two acres of fiue
beans for him.
Plums seem to have stood the cold better
than other fruits. Peaches are shriveling
and will drop. The dense foliage of the
pears protected what few pears were left
somewhat.
Seed dealers are happy. 1t is an i'll wind
that blows nobody good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

about the sad events Of the day, always re-
verting to the loss Of his {, eco boys.
Whom l loved. Mac. and all sacrificed
TO objectionable stupidlty.s
swell, boys" he said at last, ''you must
roll yourselves up and find resting place
somewhere here,n and so we gos beneath
some Of the carPetings and lay down while
SkobeleH threw himself upon his narrow
tent couch. Two or three times during the
night l was awakened by sobbing, as if
someone's heart would break. 1t was Sko~
beloff awake, thinking Of the loss of his
COCO brave men. Next morning at Z o'clock
the orderly brought in our tschai: we babe
gOod-by to Skobeleff and rode over the hills
to the valleys, back to the great head
quarters. / never saw Skobeleff again.
Four months afterward the great leader
stood beside a grave in Constantinople
mourning the death of MacGahan himself,
who had spread his own fame TO all the civ
iliZed world
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10
CHININEYS.

Tough and brittle glass
are not SO far apart as black
and white; but they are far
enough apart to make it
worth while to distinguish
between them.
We have not succeeded
yet in making glass griddles
or tea-kettles tough enough
to put on the stove; but we
have succeeded in making
glass lamp-chimneys tough
enough to bear a melting
fame without breaking.
Macbeth & Co., Pitts
&aa9burgh, make the "pearl-
l4 top" chimneys.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10
Palatka Pointers.

PALATKA, FLA, April 9-Tbe decision
of the referee, Hon. Calvin ellis. in the
suit Of Wells vs. the Florida Southern rail-
way fer damages in S25, 600 for the killing
of her husband in collision, gives the
plaintiff $4,000.
Lewis Brown, an employe of the Jackson
vile, Tampa and Key West railway, in at
tempting to board switch engine yester-
day fell under the wheels and his leg was
cut off at the knee. He is likely TO die.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIRS
FOR
LADIES And GENTLEMEN.

We respectfully invite our
friends and the general public
to call and inspect our hand
some new store on Saturday.
April 18th, our formal opening
day, on which occasion each and
every Lady and Gentleman
visitor will be presented with a
handsome Souvenir, a me-
mento of the event.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10
"Who are you %

w no are you"
"MacGahan, correspondent That was
all and we passed into the enclosure.
1t was a picturesque scene, lighted up by
tie glow of camp-fires, around which about
a couple of hundred Circassian Cossacks
rested in picturesque confusion. We made
our way up to q round canvas tent. An
orderly asked us our business "Tell the
general / am MacGahan." and hearty re-
spouse came out of the tent in good English,
Come in. Is that you Mac? All,
and Jacksonr' We entered. 1t was
a strange sight that met our eyes.
Clad only in a striped silk shirt AID
trouse s, Skobeleff sat at little camp table
Oh which stood a small mirror, before which
was an array of combs aud brushes and
toilet requisites. And what do you think
the most famous of Russian general was do
ingl Carefully polishing his finger nails
VITA an ivory-handled nail brush, his valet
orderly standing at attention beside him and
brushing his uniform. The battle had only
ceased an hour before, yet Skobeeff had al
ready taken bath, had washed off the stains
of battle, and with hair carefully combed and
beard brushed to a fashionable nicely as if he
were preparing to attend hall or a ban
quet, he was deeply interested in COM
plotting the minor details of his toilet. 1t
seemed impossible to imagine that the hand
some fellow before US, spruce and clean as
II he had never smelled powder for month,
was the famous general whose dashing her
oism was the admiration of the world. But
as soon as he began to speak there was no
mistaking who it was.
Looking into the generals eyes we saw
they we're moist with tears.
$40 think of it, Mac! Those - fools
refused to send me reinforcements yester-
day. II the stupid asses out yonder"-
pointing backward toward the center-''hed
only done as well as we we should have been
in Plevna that very night. Half my men
are lost-6,000 out of 5000 dead, poor
fellows"-and ESkobeleff gave way to his
feelings and sobbed. | shall never forget
the scene. We two sat on the side of his
camp bed and listened as be told US the
story of his battle on the Green mountain,
and knew as well as he that if the attack in
the center under Krudener hal been pressed
with as much vigor as it had been by
Skobelef himself on the left and King
Charles on the right, Plevna would have
fallen then instead of two months after
ward. Skobeleff then ordered dinner to be
brought in. 1t was simple enough, consists
ing Of a kind of thick soup, with chunks Of
boiled beef It. But 1t was as good as a
banquet to Us after the days hard riding.
Then he called for tschai, and, rolling cigar
cites with his dainty fingers, be talked on
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

We have also the largest line
of better Shoes in the CITY at
moderate prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10


With weary bones and saddened hearts
we went on. and at or s reached our
former headquarters at Pa-adim and slept
the sleep Of the tortured. 1t had been an
unfortunate trip in search of dinner, and
the only consolation was, when we argued
the matter with ourselves, that after all -,
the affair had only been an insignificant one.
1t would have been big enough, however,
for long dispatch. Next morning we we're
up early and visited the battlefield, and
watched those very priests doing tae last
sad rites over the dead, just as Verestchagin
has it in his picture
The Turks had made determined sortie,
but were driven back with great loss. The
great battle Of Plevna was yet to come,
however, and | resolved to shun restaurant
tempters in future and establish myself
nearer to the advance lines. Then. within
sight of the most advanced r ussian batter
les, l had& tent built out of a haystack, and
for ten or twelve days, during the pleasan =
est nights, the flashes from the artillery on
every hillside we're Incessant. In the day
one could watch the white smoke that issued
from the shrapnels when they burst and
assumed such weird and fantastic shapes.
But, as rule life was monotonous, except
when the Turks would direct few shots
upon my retreat, which they occasionally
did for fun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01

Tho doctor troubles himself very III.
Tie, | Imagine, about tho relative do
serts OF his two patients. Each Is n
''caso" to be treated on It's merits. But
NIL tho same there Is striking differ
rncc between the two uses to which tho
science OF medicine Is put The ply
slcian prescribes equally for the hard
pressed, poor man who seeks strength
In order that he may support his fam.
lly, and for the self lndulgent free liver,
who comes TO be cured so that hc may
take up fresh course OF dissipation.
once Heard heated discussion be.
tween doctor and u lawyer as to tho
relative dignity OF their respective call.
lngs, In which tho latter declared. us
Ills parting shot, that ho saw nothing
80 very noble In a profession one of tho
chief uses Of which was to enable the
man who Ind cnton and drank too
much TO cat and drink still more. --Bos-
ton Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01

The gopher only remains few SEQ
onds In his hole, when he feels an irrc-
sistible desire TO come out again and
look about him. Taking advantage OF
a knowledge of this habit OF theirs, n
little boy, eight years old, who was lost
for ten days In the prairies OF Assini.
bola, 100 miles north Of tho Canadian
Pacific railroad line, IN 1886, was able
to save his life. Tho boy wore lacc
boots, with leather lacess and used to
spread n moose made with bootlaco
over hole when ho had seen u gopher
20 In; Inc would then lie down aud
walt for him to come out again. When
tho gopher, according TO his wont, put
his head out to scc the world, tho littlo
boy pulled the string, caught him by
tho neck and ate him. As there was
plenty Of rain water In tho holes about.
tho boy got along very well In this way
till search party rescued him. Black.
woods Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of nm order OF The Probate
ourt o. ne cosniy ~ , ,.k,' Isair,nty p,
tp.tfsr OF thc estate Of lfenr iuGlfeseh ,icce ls
81, the unsiersigned adminlsirliriS Of the said
,siate. Will sell 10 nfvalc .air ~ the hiF r.,
Probate ,ourt. on The 9if'i day Of Nay, ispi.
u 4 u'clork NJ, ~ the aw enqc Of iucharis
A Noyic 10 the tonsiisutien huiiing. Sc. - :.
Nam street. In the city End - uniN 81 -A'i l.sks.
Territory oi Utah, ain fiaht tlile aud inter.
cst and Estate Of NE SAL iisniy lngqr.scn, VI
the time of he death, and ~ he right tue
~ opfrsinn OF law nr otherwise. acquired,
other ihhn ~ Nv nidilion 70 that u tie said
Horny Ing risen nj the Inc ~ his death ~
ana TO an That esrtain .ylcer or psrcei Of land
situate, Wing md beng IN the count II SAT-
Lake Icnnt0fy 81 uiah. nnf bounded end dc
icfiici Ne follows. ierntin4 q poini On
me east side 81 rual tnsi srterff two hun.
diedihs toiD ,hiln. nni nsii Ton. md rinciy.
two hunufodihs n ~ ciiainf. from The ronth-
wet ,nrncf - tho uoribcas' quarter oi section
fwan.y cyen 20 ~ Town ~ un. y sgpih'
~ nee south ,ivhiy'ivo tf.l deErc"a,
ari ten uol miunt ., l.hst cieht ~
rhilnl. thence NoFlh ntp t,l rhains.
srtes and iui tie minute Wet ,irhi iO
rhaina thrree South nye ~ hains 10 Tie place
n beginning, together with the secondary
81 way Il. an iiriraiias dntii arreii ths Land
Of ssid cstatc fn uic atovc described LIANT. at
furh ilrc o. viii he prifiifl and tic least
laintlous - he estate Of al dcessffd.
terms and cnnd iions Of shlei Gosh ten per
cent. ~ pureharr monty 70 he paid 10 the al.
miuidlfairiv on the day 81 sale, balance on
combination Of sale ~ faid court ped n
cxpensr 0f pur chasrr. Iidi n 10 In wrtins
and deiNcicd 10 sald adninistattis before
said hour Of sale. ..-.
AdmiuistfaifiS af the citaic of IiCnry log
hffssu, dteoAfCi
salt Lake tity, Artii 2iih. is9l. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
THE MAN WA. Wcroalovs.


ne Pleaded Long and Earnestly aud The.
Took Heroic Messnres To Win
MADAM, he said, twill you be good
enough TO do inc fnvorr
shc sat still and inmoynble. Per
haps she had not heard.
"My dear madam he repeated In a
louder tone. may ask you TO do me
u fnvorf'
Still there was no reply. The hero
wns al that moment on his knees before
the proud Lady Clnirc, but the man
didn't know Il.
Madam he said again. Madam
No response. Then he tapped her ON
the shoulder gently. calmly. She never
moved.
Madam" he exclaimed In despair,
'are you aware that your lat prevents
me iron, seeing ANYTHING on tho stagci
IL IL beautiful Int. admit IL must
have cost as much Ms twcfny dollars.
But IL obstructs my view. Don't you
know thatf
This was uttered In 20 plaintive
voice that the sphynx would have melt
cd at Il. But the woman was dumb
and unruficd.
"fhosc ostrich tips" hc pursued.
speaking in her very ear. ARE magnit.
cent can't blame you for desiring
10 exhibit them; but | would rather
look at them lateron. Just now Iycarn
for glimpse Mt that scene on the stage.
can hear tho passionate words of the
ardent lover, but for tho life OF mo
can't toll whether he is handsome or
not. catch The sound Of the throbbing
heart OF Lady Claire. but ! don't even
know whether or not her checks are
rougcd. For heavens sake, madam.
have pity ON me-"
Everybody In the ncighborhood heard
this touching appeal and was interested
In tho result. But there was no result.
MADAM hc said again, In the tone
OF one who has taken an irrcvocablc
resolution, II now, for the last time,
politely but firmly request you to re
movc your hat. l have paid si.50 for
this seat, aud ! am guaranteed by tho
management OF this theater view OF
the performance. There was nothing
In the contract, expressed or implied.
about the spectacle OF n byo hat,
with ostrich feather trimmings. oncc
morc-l shall not say II again-will
you take oil that informal hatr
She gave no sign that she had heard.
Then madam, he said, very well.
Like your hat, the consequences DO ON
your own hcad"
lie reached under tho scat, brought
forth II tail sill' tile and put II ON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ nEREBY GIVEN ny THE
A undersigned, Executor Of tie las.
will and testament Of Alinena ftrr, deceased
~ the creditors OF. and all persons having
claims AGAINST the said deceased. toex hiblt the n
with the necessary vouchers within len
months after the Gfft publication OF this no
Law oflce ~ Hiehards 4 Moyir, Con,t,,n,i"nu
iinildlnp, No "a ,ouih, Main street, Sail I.sko
Guy, Utah. In the ouniy u salt i,akc.
Dated salt Lake Guy, Apfii 1T. irpi,
john A. GlioEsBECk,
Executor Of the last will and testament Of Al.
menA farr, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01

DLANs ARE INVITED FOR THE ERIC
i iisn Of a Joint q y and County IiuldinG
" be erected IN the center Of the Eighth Ward
stories with bnseue nt, aud constructed on the
pan of what }. known hs allow combustion
Cost Of huiiniur completed not 10 exceed 49,
90 All plans TO he submitted on or btfSrg May
18th. itsl. City ana County reserve tie right 10
reject any and all plans. for further parsacu-
ibis. q. N, SCOTT, Mayor.
HON q. W. IiARTCIf, Probate Judge.
salt LAKE City. utsh. Apfil 4. ltJi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NoTicE Is nEglBi GIVEN, THAT N
~ pursuance ~ an order % the Probate
court % the county Of sall Lake. Tortitory Of
Utah. made on thos2nd day OF December, foo,
Ia the matter Of the estate OF Lchi >. TIN
rey, deceased, the undrrsigned, admiuistra-
Tux OF ihe said estate, will fen nj private sale.
10 the highest BIDDER for n. subject to con
nrmntion by SAID Probate tnnfi ~ ~ O'Clock
M, on The rth day OF May. lsDl, At the law
once ~ lliehards 4 Moylo, Consniution
nuildinT. No. " south Main street, IN
the city and county ~ salt Lake Tefrtlory Of
Utah, all the right, the intsrsat and estate OF
said l.chi I. llnFoy 10 the time Of his death and
all The rifht. title and interest that the
SAID estate has, iy operation " law or other
wise, acquired other ihhn Or ~ AdditioI 10 that
OF tho sad Iehi :. 1iugoy ~ the time OF his
death, In aud 20 ~ ihal crrain piece or parcel
of land, situate, lyrg AM being IN the
county ot sat Lake, Tcrltlofy OF Utah, and
pArticullrly described ~ follews, To Wit The
tast hair W ot tho west half 90 Of the
northwest quarter ~ OF section Thirty.four
Ct, In Township Three 90 south, Iiansc one
~ We salt lAte Msrtian, consi,iiny of
forty (i0l acres Of land. tosother with twenty.
three tsil shares of tho capital stock nt Tie
Utah aud salt LsKo Canal %, Terms and con.
chase money tohe paid on Tho day " sale bal.
nnec on rOnilrnhu0n Of falc by said Probate
Court Deed ut expense % purchaser.
AMELIA j. 1iNGtl,
Admnistratris OF the estate OF LoEi $. Tin.
gcy deceased.
sait Lase cav, April =, 1891. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE..


Bellevue, Idaho, Mininy Coppsny. salt Iako
'lty, uiah Territory. Location OF Princi.
PAL place OF tusinefsi SAT Lake Oily, Utah
Territory. Location Of Mines, Mlnpral
iinl Mining District, state Of Idaho.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
IN amseting Of the n0srd OF Directors al,
,sid Company, beld on ihe liih DAY Of Ari.,
share wac levied on the Capital stock 0f tls
Corporation. payable TO Josiah Barnatt. Treas.
s .sr ~ s's oMee 10 NC hasAins omee o. Me-
on or before tho Gsth day OF May, isqi. Any
stocf upon which this Asses sment shall remain
unpaid on the bath day OF May, 1891, will hp do.
llnluent md advertised for sale At public Auc.
Won, and unleas payment 4. made 10 ore, viii
70 .old ON FRIDAY, the s6th day OF June, l-si, at
the oillce Of the COMPANY In sat Lale City,
ufah Territory, at 2 pm u nay tho delinquen I
Assessment, together with the costs OF adv, =.
using and eSpenfe OF salo. By order " tho
Hoard OF Directors. y. u. HORN,
Acting Secretary.
salt LAKE City. Utah, April u. is9i. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01

Cattlcmen are looking up. In an nd
dress at tho Wyoming stockmen's con-
vention the live stock agent Of tho Union
Pacific road said $4,000 cattle woJl8i DO
shipped north from Texas and elsewhere
this year Prices are going up with a
boom. n small boom as yet, but still u
porceptible one Again the eastern states
and Europe will witness tho spectacle OF
the "cattle barons' On their travels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ iiERkbt GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance % an order ~ tho Probate
tourt Of the county of salt l.ate, Utah iVrft.
tory, made on The 18th day OK MAy, a u. islV,
In the matter OF Me estsia-of heniainln D.
uowriis. d.ceasd the under. igned will sol
AZ raivatE sALs. By sealed biis 10 Writing, 10
the highest bidder for cash gold co Vt the
Iniici states, AMI subject 10 CO.. nFmtiion By
SAID Probate Court, on the i,th dsy OF Nsy.
lAi, y I, ocloct IN, At the law ofles Of Rich.
ards Moyle. Constitution Baildlug, No. .. ;.
Main street, city and county ~ salt Iakr, let.
riipty Of tt.h, all the righi. TILE, interest IN
estate OF ths .aid iienianin y. itpwrlls. Dc
ceased, At the time of his death, or IN vfirs IA.
estate has acquired any lntcrett siure b..
death, either by operation OF law ~ u'lsfg 90
aud all the right. Tue aud ~ Or Il of his h-if.
IN or 10 Tho following trsr, Of lfud, 20 Wis 4.
undivided one ninth 40 tn'errst IN all tiiif
city andeouniy Of sal Lake, Ts rli1r, o. i'tsn.
aud particularly described 10 follows. 10 VT,
Commencing ata point ten (i0l rolls nodh w
The southwest corner OF Hoe. f1fiy nine, illt
y SAT- Like uiy survey. and iunNins thence
east ten tiOl rods. theucr north eighty l,0) feet,
thence west ten tinl rods. thorcs south eighty
t-ul feet to IN. place OF bcsintnig tsgethdf
wiih q right Of way over The folowing Dc.
setihei l,nd. 10 Wit commeaeiug i've 81 rods
east aad forty .nyc til iest ,oath Of The nor,h.
west corner u Lot foar ttl, block forty min,
(tsl Aforesaid. and running thcnrs n5fih ten
(l0l feet, thence west I've isl rods, ihsnre
south ten tlOl feet. thence east ave t3l rods,
with continuation Of said right ~ way sou.h
diiions Of aaia-cAsh, gold coin Of the United
states. 10 per cent OF purchase price 20 lie paia
on the day OF sale, and the balance on confirm.
alton by said Pr'bata Cour.
Az bids /, be IN writing scaled aud delivered
tolsAid administrator, on or before the hour of
sale. THOMAS D. nOWELLs,
Dated this siih day Of April. lsSi dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01

An immense hall in st. Petersburg is
used for balls at night and military dis.
Plays by day. 1t Is GEO feet In length.
and 1850 feet wide, without pillars, and
n roof OF only ono single iron arch. Il
requires 10000 tapcrs to light 1t up,
and II can accommodate $4,000 persons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
the Estate of janice ,. cleary, Deceased.

NoTUE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE uN.
~ dcrsiYned, ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate
OF JAinrs v. cleary, deceased, To the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against tho
said deceased. to exhibit them with The nercs.
sarv vouchers within ten mouths after the nfst
publirnton 81 this notice, To the said Admins
traitor, At the Lac ance nf liicharis and Moyie,
Consultation Building, 80 =, Main o., bait Laka
Guy. III tho County NJ salt Lake.
Dated April Isl, ISL.
EDwARD W. PALMER,
Administrator OF the Estate OF Jaiues y.
Clenry. deceased. doaw AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-01

LOCAL TRAINS.
sALr LAKE AND OGDEN.
Leave salt Lake 40 h.in. And p.4s a. a.,
PEN, Returning, arfisu sait. Lake y.tO am.
t.lD pm, 90 pm.
niN1IIAM.
Leave salt Lake go a.m.. returning, arrive
salt lake snpm.
AMERICAN fonK. rnovo. srRisoyILLE,
THISTLE, MI. iLEAsANr AMI AANIt
Leave salt Lake go a.ta., RETURNING. Ar.
u. o. DODGE, ). IL. BKNsEIr
oenefni Manage I,sn. ras.. Art