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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
Tim Heaioy Horsewhipped.

DUBLIN, Nov. a. = The resentment
caused by Timothy Healey's speech at
Londford on Sunday, eliminated in his
being publicly horsewhipped by Par
nelPs nephew, McDermott.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

THE returns from Middle Branch in
dicate that some persons there were not
out. Perhaps they were bodied to go
hunting. The Democratic vote is
short
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

Mt ID Ky- Dr. Greene, the successful spesal-
IN. DE- ist ia curing all forms OF nervous
and chronic diseases, 90 W. l4th Street. New York.
can be consulted PBnH, personally, or by letter.
Call or write him about your case or send for
symptom blank to nh out. and letter fully ex-
planning your disease, giving advice, etc., win be
returned BREE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

TIE n. Y. Flower is a blooming
glory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

r OsT-Hlack and tan hound, . months old, has
IL white breass and claws on hind legs: 1bera
reward for her return 70 J.b. STUCK,
oSloes-URts North indubtfys Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

NARM-For sale. At q bargain II sold soon: SO
acres one and three quarter miles west OF
Louisville. Good buildings bank barn, and new
six room house. 20 acres In wheat. For partici-
lars address ED. DO0LiN, Canton pottomce.
nOvb-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

AS TIE venerable William Allen was
wontto say when on earth, "The Peoples
party appears as barren ideality."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05

81 had terrible headaches for 30 years. They got
so bad felt that should go INSANE. and made my
husband promise not to put me in an asylum.
took DIR. Greene's NeryurR, and now have no
headache, sleep and eat well, am not nervous, my
kidneys are healthy and blood pure was saved
from that terrible fate, insanity or prostration by
this wonderful remedy. DIR. Greene's Nervurn.
MBS. JENNIE ANTHONY,
81 W, Greene st., Lynn, Mas" I"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-05
CuTlCuRA REsoLNENT

The new blood purlner, internally ito cleanse the
blood Of all impurities ana poisonous elements and
thus remove the cause), and CUrICuRA. the great
skin cure. and CUTtCURA SOAP, an exquisite skin
Beauttier externally Ito clear the skin and scalp.
and restore the hJirl cure every disease and numOr
OF the skiu and b,oOd, from pimples ~ scrotnla
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, sec SOAP
Bbc.; FEsOLvENT, e. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston,
Ad-Seud Tor How to Cure skin Dlsesses," 81
pages, 90 Illustrations and 100 te. tmOnlals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

inone IS no doubt that there are hun.
uteu, OF books IN circulation today Of
when the general literary public has
never heard books which have sold
mo ,he hundreds oil thousands and
proushe'lcir authors and publishers
min's OF money. These books arc
so'u oy subscription and never pene-
rae INTO the cities. They arc sold to
country families, sometimes n hundred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

III know hundreds OF young men In Lon.
don who II they were told that their truus.
cns were made 10y beginner. would 40
madl" Such wrr the portcntous words
Of the master OF the rolls. who. with sir
james llannen and Lord Justice Fry, was
occupied In deciding whether Swedish
sartorlal artist named Bolander was en-.
titled 70 a new trial In respect u an al
legged libel rejecting on bis professional
capacity n a cutter Of breast pockets
Bolander. who WIS nonanlted, had llecn
described In trade Journal ~ q drum
mcr,' which term the Indignant Sesndi.
nayian declared meant novice capable
only Of evolving "brrcks." Hence tho ~.
diolAl comment.
In tho United States drummer" IL the
equivalent of bagmsn. Here. from an ar.
tisilc, Il may be vulgar point Of view. IL
Is Synonymous with "hag,man." II l. 10
he hoped Lord Esher'a young men may bc
faVed from premature Incarceration for
lunacy by the absolute knowledge that
their lower lIinhsaTc clad only In garments
cut by the strictly scientific proieisors.--
london News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Badness comes 10 some people carly
IN life, and the universal dislike TO this
appearance makes every one dread tho
imc when the head will b. bald. Up
To "A certain hmo the halrs are repro
duced a. rapidly ~ they fall ont, and
then comes time when the latter pre-.
dominates and tho iirst stngcs Of bald.
ness begin. II It Is In tho ordinary
proccss Of nature nothing can be- dono
70 prevent u, and you must accept the
Inevitable; but badness IL due to ~
many other causes that one l. never
actually suro that he l. not n victim
TO rome scalp disease, Feycr', child.
bed, diseases Of tho skin aud general
debility Of tho system will sometimes
causc premature badness.
But probably dandrun Is tho most
general cause This Is simply one
feature Of scalp disease, and Il can DO
removed generally by careful treat.
mcnt Sometimes local siimulnnts to
the scalp which will aid reproduction
may prove beneficial. Among tho best
washes for this purpose are those con.
talhlng rosemary, cantharllcs, mustard
and capsicun. but even these should
be- used cautiously. Everything de.
Ponds upon tho individual and the
length tho disease Inns been allowed to
GO Yankee Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
Az RrvoIR.

~ me true fricnsi III and wntnh the tla>
That. with iifs's restless. eyefchang az sveep.
Roars lou away, fesistlen,. frum ny side
While !. IN Silent Aouov, ii. aud weep
And yet. Why .hould rsoarni New joys for
you
iiay Hrins from ont thia Icndlnr Of old ties.
And what am 7, that should strive, anew,
To biud the toilsous letters DER Your eyesi
Yes, sol And may whsrc'cr you pitch Jouf
tcnt
Hold rat and peace. and leisure for your lie
To ripon, 'uvaih The pm u sweet content,
Into rich fullnu.s, FREQ ffpm care aud strife.
II. IN our weary voyage DER LIES sea.
We meet perchsnce, aud hail a friendly bark
with CHEEKY call. and IN their company
Drif' Tor space. We dread anew IN. dark
Aud lonely track which strc,cho. FAR ahead.
Md rolling waves end madiy shfiosins
That drive Ne, hurryirr. on the breakers dread,
which, lurking. walt their prvy with tfcach.
erous Ininds.
And oct We o'cn must part. Each ~ our wav.
Whether 10 Joy or sorrow. who can toll
Yet hope shall ahci ~ bright aud silvcry rny
Athwart thu gloon. that all mar Jet be wei,
In time, perhaps, our lives once more may
blend
In quiet Joy arrin. a. In the pas,.
Win richer failu,as3 then God speed, my
friuud,
Ny choicest BLESSINGS crown YOU TO the Lat.
-Mnrah huckc in housekesrors' Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

An idea from Paris that ono or two
Now York hostcScs here recently intro.
duced Is that Of serving dinner at
small tables In lieu of ono long one. 1t
Is perhaps rather relief from tho mo-
notony Of "a long table. which Ia tho
caso OF n large dinner ought mover To
be, but II n doubtful II after the nov
city has worn of II will DO liked. The
seats OF honor will always bo at tho
hostess table, aud hoartburnlngs and
jcnlousics are surc to arise among those
who find their places at the less favored
ones. As only PERSONS with largo din.
Ing rooms now undertake large dinners,
It Is common for the two parallel lines
10 he broken by different arrangements
which still keep all the guests at com.
mon board Her Point OF Vlcw In
New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Juliet aas Romeo, whats In namei'
apparently decming one designation ~
good ~ another Ia = warm climate. but
there arc jullcts In dear old England who
lave thclF own opinion on the subject. AZ
a provincial exhibition u sumptuously
bound yisitou' book was plao,d la the
lobby, and the great show was opcned by
her majesty, who WV. accompanied by the
Princess Henry ~ BAttenbufg The local
mayor. u highly respected tradesman (gas.
litter and plumber, bclieyc), accompanied
by his wife, was Of the royal party "a
usual. the queen PLACED her name IN the
visitors book ~ Victoria" tho princes,
following with "Doatrloc;n then came the
mayors wife. who, seclnR what had gone
befor, wrot. with bold, steady hand
Jane" The Official who had charge Of
the book has not been seen since. lilo IA
believed to have exploded in All ante room.
s-Lanox Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Little Johnny sdmuelson goes TO
school, and ho has become quito pro.
iloicnt In arithmetic. Johnny Il the
only child Of Mr. and Mrs. samuelson,
but the latter was n widow with blk
children when she married Mr.. Samuel
son.
GLOW are your little brothers and
sisters coming orr asked lady friend
OF the family.
IAN three OF thom arc WELL" 70.
sponded johnny,
why, there arc six of them,
Johnny"
Yes, man, but you forget they arc
only half brothers aud half sisters,
aud II takes two halves TO make "a whole
one.n--'rexas siitlngs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Thr Chlltcrn Hundreds were three
districts comprising wooded rcgion Ia
the south of England, between the
counties OF Bedford and Hereford
They were formerly much infested by
robbers, aud two centuries ngo nm oil.
cor was appointed, apparently at tho
advice and with the concurrence Of
parliament, TO suppress robbery. This
oil 'lal was called the steward Of the
chlltcrn Hundreds, and "a no seems 10
have been selected from among the
incnibcrs Of parliament bis connection
with that body. ceased on bis appoint
mcnt. Tho oilico oxiis at present only
In name. but out OF tho original up.
polntnent grow thccurious legal fiction
that n member Of parliament could not
resign. hut could retro from his parlla
mentary duties only by appointment TO
the stewardship Of the Chiltom Hun.
drcds or some other nominal Office
which could DO bestowed by tho cham
cellor of the cxchoquer st. Louis
Globe Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

iho h'fofct haFisEs H.nh, Corporation.
George y. Ycadon, iienricita Ycadon, steuar,
T. baugh, Jane, Murdoch, Cooper Anicr.
ton and Edward v. Trcuuitl.
Defendants,
The People q the Territory Of Titan send
fftttnr.
nri Z. Naugh james Mufdort. Cnoner IA.
Auu
Xvot ARR nEHEui REQUIRED To AZ.
4 pear In an aciiou brought aNainft y,qi hy
We above name plaintiff 10 the uisturt ruuH
o. the third Judicial District 81 the rcrfiiafv
u Utah, and 10 antwtr the complaint rind
therein within ten days tuscluivo vt The day
% fsriceI nfter the service on you OF his
snmmout u .eNcd within this county M, lf
served cot Of the county. but ln Ills distinct.
within twcniy days. Otherwise within forty
days Or indgment ~ defanlt Will be- taken
artlnsi you, according TO the prayer Of said
complaint
The sid action 1, Brought 10 recover the
SUN o. 500 with interest thereon NJ PER cent
pcr annuni from july Is. i-p. aud the cum VI
500 with interest at 10 per cent uor annum
irom juno 3, issl, and ten ucr cent 81 the
~ this auf ana Tor snch othar or further ~
Net In tho premises a. 90 this court NAV seem
meet ma equitable. Ana a further decree of
OF lot 5 In hiock j., plat "a" ralt ishc Ciy
survey, commencing ~ point T. rods south
from The y. ". corner ~ said lot. running
hen,e casl fuisi thence south g'i rods
tlencu west : rulsl thence north 81 10 tho
place ~ beginning, under n mortgage made
etecsiNe ant er'Vrfed BY tho aaii defendant
~ thtfaid pllinuf september tth. 49,. 70 a..
cute payment Of pfouiaurT notr1 fnr fflu.lu
each Hni even date ana payable one year AFTER
uAt1 with interest from date until paid. thaf no
paft Of cther II sald ufonia1rY notes nhs been
pad except lnicfratuu the 1fst one down TO
July u. ifsn, and ihn Interest on the second ono
down W June o. 1870. Whirh sad mnftrarn
provided toe An attorneys fee a. Aiafusnii.
That iIa said defend uta and aii 9th persons
claimil4 salt prcmtsti suhscluent 10 said
platnuhe mortgage may he barred aud tore
closed under shi1 slle, aud tlat the proceeds
OF faid sale be applied 70 the paytgcnt ~ the
amount Tue the plaintiff after paying all costs
nnd "sntuscs and Attorney Zee and that the
rlanuf may have Judgment Tor any deifeiency
which may remain after applying 40 flr pfut
terdH ~ sad sale against ihu fuu defendants
tt1iHn =. lCad0n aud Henrietta iendon.
Ana yUu are hereby no ldFd that " Ynu fall
u appear ANA answer The aaid compliant nt
above required, the SID plaintiff will nppiy g.
the court tor the relief demanded tncrcin
wiincsa the Hon. Charles =. Zane. Indrc, and
Tho seal Of the uistnrt tour ut the Third
Judicial hutTft, ir end tor the ferrltorg OF
Utah, This itth day II fcbiuafy, ~ tho
scar vf our lard one thousand eight hun.
drud aud uinriYsonc.
iifNiN q. MCMILLAN,
~ GRO. u. LOOMS WIS
ncpuiy clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

A laughable little story Is told Of a wom'
nm on tho witness stand in a French court.
she was asked her age. and answered that
she wa, 10 years old,
but said the magistrate, did you not
tell me you were 30 when you appeared bc'
fore me two years ag0N
II thiuk Il very likely" she replied,
smillngly acknowledging her falsehood,
aud not 1t all nbnshed, III am not ono Of
those women who say one thing today and
another thing tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

A "butn soon comes 10 modify pretty
picture. Il Il terrible word. this innocclt
little conjunctlonl Think how much an
noyance aud grief Il ushers Ia to us In an
average year. "rhe market opened we'll;
but" ''Baby Is certainly better than she
was yesterday. but still''- mo, sir, your
hair Is not going gray, that can see, but
Il Is thinning very fast" ~ do love you
very much, aud always have loved you,
hut love some one else botter,n And 40
on, ! wonder We mortals have not com
blned 10 put ban upon the wrciohed little
nionayllable. Perhaps Il Is saved by our
Imagination, We know thatit Is a nuisance
aud terror to US, but yet there may be- n
background OF now Hight 20 the cloud
which II suddenly brings for tue ob.i,ara'
ken VI our present happiness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

AyounF lawyer WIN has lecn prac,iclns
at the bar Tor maybe three or four yvarp TO
eolved one present which he did not nppfc-
eiato II WIZ . nice enough present, but
well, the whole story had i,etter bc told
One morning n metscnEcr boy brought
" the young attorneys house package
done NJ Ia brown paper aud tied with n
very inoiionsiyo looking s,rinv. lie car.
rlcd the package into the dining room,
whcrc bis wife vat NJ breakfast, and she II
course started mp full Of excitement and
curiosity. In fact II was shc who took the
bread knife aud cut the string. Her hands
removed the brown paper and uncovered
tho Inner skin Of white paper sealed with
red wax. A caul-a plain visiting ,arl
lay there. The young lawyer saw A.,
and, heaven preserve usi blushcd. The
card bore tho name Of cllont II hls whose
case he had conducted laboriuusly aud cx.
pcnsively to defeat.
what does he mean by sending me n
presently he asked. "Thc last time he WA
In my Office fo.t inclined 70 pitch him
out u the window
perhaps he wants TO mako up, dear"
biz gcntlrr half suggested, "a she proceed.
ell 20 rip up the white paper with a silver
hulrpin. in few seconds couple Of vol
umca covered In law sheep werc revealed
The attorney took one OF the books M md
read the title, "BlnckIonc's Commentar
ics. vol. L." the othor book was volume n.
what In thunder does he mean By send.
Ing the thi.in be asked fcrccly.
II am sun don't know. DEAR said she
weekly.
There was an uncomfortable silence for
several minutes. Then tho attorney ssid,
with considerably more emphasis than can
10 reproduced IN words "Now | know
what that fool meant by saying when ne
left me that he would ,enoh no the rndi.
mcnts Of law II he had 10 spend good
money TO do H. | thought ho was going TO
sue ne."--Pit,sburg Dispatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

Some people who always want to be
reforming something arc suggesting
tho dropping OF the letter ''r' from the
alphabet on the ground that II Is n sort
OF half vowel In u large class OF words,
and Is often a silent letter In pronunci.
alton. Without the rolling of their
RS" what would tho heavy tragcdlans
dot What could they substitute for
"trr.rrrrr.adtorrrrrr-Proyldonoc
Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE - HEREBY ufvIS ny TlIE ~
~ drrsifncd, oAefutpr u the estate VI
william Howard, decreased, 20 The creditors
81, and an peupns having claims aFainHt tho
saii deceased, 10 exhibit lien With tho neees'
"a NE once, - aud q Enst inst south street,
salt isko ctr, IN the county OF SAT- lake, Utah
Territory.
Dated cbnAry eiih, isli.
ISAAC 81, MAUpEtL,
Executor Of the Estate of william Howard
docehfed diaW % "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

They are still tering stories In San Fran.
cisco Of tho late lamented Kalakaua, and
one credits him with being an accom-.
pllshed llnguist. lie had more than fair
knowledge u Greek aud latin, aud also
had speaking acquaintance with four
modern languages. lie knew enough lie.
brow TO read tho original text of the Old
Testament, aud was always Interested In
Alblleal studies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
SUMMONS.


The People OF the Territory OF u,ah send
TO Mary Ann wooilcy, Defcndan
VOu ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
Il appear IN m action brough. against you
by tho above nhinra piaintih Ia the District
Court Of the Third Judisial District Of Tho Ter.
rtofy Of Utah, and 10 answer The complaint
hlcd therein within ten days tcxciusiNe OF
tho day OF serylcel after the service ON you
of tho tummuus-lt served within this oouniy .
or " served out Of this county, but ip this dis'
nict, within twenty dave otherwise within
forty daYs-or Judgment bY default will be
taken against you. according to the prayer OF
SAID complaint
The said action Ia brought TO have q decree Of
this court dissolyinF the bonds OF nairimony
between the plaintiff aud defendant granting
plainiin general Tell-fi prayed on The rTuund
Inst on Or about tho 1T day Of Dee. lslu, The
defendant wilfully und without cause deserted
sud abandoned tho plalnuh, aud haA ever
since 90 wiltuliy end without cause deserted
and abandoned hid, and lived separate and
Part from him, without any sufficient cause or
reason, and against his vii and without his
consent.
And You are hereby notified that II you fail
~ hrpoAr and nraNrr the sain complaint az
aioyr required, the SAID plalniin viii apply 10
The Conf Tor tho relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Charles .. Zane, Judge,
and Tie seal 81 tho District Court Of the
Third judicial u sti1rt, In and for The Tori
tory OF Utah thla ath day OF January, IN
the year OF our Lord. ono thousand eight
M ndrsd aud nlnetysone.
lsIAL.l HENRY O. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
doAwtw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
In the Probate CONT IN aud Tor salt Lake
County, Tcrntory o. Utah


NOTICE - HEREBY GiVEN THAT
~ Human a. kusira ana samuel unfn, ~.
minifiTatoIs 81 the estate OF DANIEL CARA,
thor Aduinisuation Of Hnid esthte and
retition Tor nnhi dlstrinnii0n Of The fcsi.
Que % sad ssiaie among the .persan.
dnN Of March, a. ID. trl, NJ 10 O'Clock a. M,
o. the Court hpom Of SAID Court. N ihc County
Court House, Hnit lake CITY and fuunty, Utah
- saii tuuri,fO The settlturntof said arcsuui
an'i hearing sad petiuor for disifibuiun, n
which time and y ace any 'prrfon Interested m
AID estate may fpreaf aui shne cause, u any
there BE-, why SAID account should not be
settled aud approved aud fnAi distribution
made ~ prayed Tor,
Dated February 20, 1891,
GLE. ALLEN,
d1g CLERK ot the Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

A clever little housekccpcr told me tho
other day that she has u large trunk la tho
garrett marked 'rhlngs do not want -
When she comes neross anything she thinks
good for nothing, instead Of throwing IL
away she eonsigns Il 10 this trunk, And
whnt then, do you Think She says. fur
thsr, that when she wants anything shc
doesn't have she goes 10 this trunk and IL
sure to mud boston Traveller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
ADMINISTERING Rs SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NoricE - uIELu' UIyES THAT ~
~ pursuance Of m ni,''e at The rfonatf
,uatt 81 ne county y SAT- ,Ale, ulah tcui.
tnl1 auade ou tho tith day ~ May. 4. u. tsU.
iiose.ls deocasgi The undersigned wilt scll
~ fMvAfi SAN, uY sealed bids IN wfitina. 60
The highest hdisr Tor cash, sold coia of ~
aiird states, ana subject 10 confirm aiior hy
iaid Probate Court. ON tnu gUih dsy ~ MARCH,,
lfil, % u n'flu1E m., 90 the law ut.ce % Nrh'
ards NuYie, Constitution ruildnE, MlIu Ht,
riiy aud rpurif of SAT- lake territory nf itah,
all zoe tifhi, uuc, intgtct nnd esiair u The
ssii ncuismln D. ii0wcia. dccrAsed, a.
tho tine ~ he death. ur ln which hla &C.
tate has acquired uuf Interest since hla
death, either by OPERATION uf law Or
olherwiie nui III soc rifhi. tilc and ntcfrll
1t his hrifa m uf 20 the following tract OF iAud
90 nttg An undivided one ninth 10 Inc
cfcst in AL that certain IlecS Or parcel
ot la9d siiuaie iu no 80, ana osnny
iicniarY described a. follows. to.Wni Com.
incneinF ~ point Tn liul rods nouh ~
thn touihWeft f1frrr % hiork fnriY nine 90
hnd running Ufnco ratt ten lluI rods ihcurn
noflh eighty ~ fcei. rirncr west Ten tiai
teisi thence suih sifitf lsll fect 70 the place
~ hrflhhlfHi ioNrihHf villa right g VA over
me To- owing deceived lana. 10 VT Com
meneinr ~ 81 ruds eat ant fouy.f,c fiaI
scot south uf tn northwest corner ~ ill four
90, block inifY MAE 60 aforesaid, aud running
thCurl uufih siu lioI iort. ihrnre wet I've Oh
rode, theme south ten .lol feet, theme catt i've
iil rods. with a contiuaation o. SAID riFht uf
way south % The land described above and
situate. Lug aud being 10 tie riiY ard
COUNTY ot -ait i.ALe. 1crflioIf Of tai. Terms
aud conditions Of shlc-cash sold com 20 the
ln palt nu the DAY ~ Gale. aud the hal inrs on
,.1nifnauon w aid Probate Oaurt Aii hihtto
" ~ Wuung, scaled and delivered o. fail }. 10.
hOylt. on or before Tho hour OF sair.
THOMAS D. uuWilf.s,
Dated thia 5iH DAY Of March. iai. Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11

The most favorable time for studying
Mars IL at or near his oppositlons. He IL
then In line with the earth and sun, the
Earth being In the middle. This brings
him at his least distance from the earth,
lie Is, however much nearer at some of his
oppositlons than at Others, ON account OF
the great eccenlrioity Of his orbld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

No1loE Is IEgEnf GIVEN ny rur
Mill annexed Of the estate 81 John Nash.
deceased, 20 the creditors OF aud hll
perusns having clains Agalnst tho ssli
deceased, TO EXHIBIT them with tho necef.
sary youchers, within ten months after the IA u
publication 81 thil notice, 20 tue said admlrI..
ralor, 40 No, $40 West Fret south street, SAT-
Lake Guy, in Tho County % salt Lake,
Dated fehruafy iath, 1871.
4. q. GWlGGs,
Administrator with the viii annexed ~ the
estate VI John Nash. deceased. lava.