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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

. Astrological student whohad preached
one Sunday In city NJ considerable
distance from the school which he az
tended wished 10 tako tho carly train
back on Monday morning.
Ho was delayed In starting. and had 20
stop on the way 20 got u check cashed.
30 that when he reached tho upper end
Of tho station tho train which had
stopped at tho other eul hnl already
started out.
IL would pass him, however, 20 he
waited, aud when The baggage cat
came along he throw his bag on board,
and with sensible prccaution decided to
wait for the last car before Jumping on
himself
Tho hysiandegs watched the proceed.
ing with interest, aud broke into laugh.
ter as tho rear car came along. There. on
tho lower stspof thorcar platform, stood
a man who must hayo weighed fully
three hundred pounds, IN effective hin.
dranco to any attempt toward boarding
tho train.
The young man fell back aud waited
for the next train. while tho obstacle
continued In his position on the steps
quito unconscious on anything except the
cigar no was smohug,-Youths Com.
paniuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

How beautiful has science and MI
shown that there Is latent dlvin.
love for man Ia those things which
his ignorance would Inevitably regard
a. tcrr,bl, ononiie,l Many Of tho most
noNlous gases have been converted by
human skill into tho most valuable
servants Bee how lrc. 20 awful. 10
terrible, so destructive when mi,undcr.
stood or uncontrolled, conduccs TO tho
advantage OF our mcc.
Tho savage Troubles before n large
volume Of steam, but tho civilized inan
lays his hand on It as master, aud Il
watts linn on missions Of wealth OF
boneyoleuce or Instruction around the
world. Through centuries tho light.
ming was regarded as an absolute foe TO
our race, but science has shown that In
a. fierce nature lies a force which Is a
providcntial blessing New York Lld.
ngr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

To preserve wiro r0pe under water or
undcr ground add one bushul OF fresh
Stacked limo to barrel Of mineral or
vegetable tar, boil well and satusats
the ropo with tho mixture hot. Too
much care cannot DO taken with tho
pullcys theavos and drums over which
tho ropes gro run-that l., the grooves
should be- lined with well seasoned
blocks Of hard wood set on end. or rub.
Der, leather or some soft metal. tho lif1
Of the rope being thus greatly length.
enod and lnncr adhesion secured than
when tho rope Is operated over smooth
and hard surfaces, The greater the
diameter OF thoayes, pullcys and drums
the Longer the rope will last. - Engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

Furniture covers for country houses
which arc kept open the year round
aro not the unsightly Holland, plain
and striped, with which city people
drape their moyablos for tho hot
weather Pretty orctonnes wild
roso pattern Is q deserved favorite-
are selected aud the covers are made
snug hitting so that their use isnot at
once prominent. Tho curtains and
hangings that replace the winters
heavy draperles arc made Of crctonna
TO match, giving an additional look Of
perinancncy to tho coverings A cool
looking design Is white with green
vino running Irresularly over it.-New
York Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

The use Of sulphido Of carbon. IL well
nigh Indispensable for great variety Of
industrial purposes nm objection To II.
more extensive employment being tho
very disngrceable oior which heretofore
has been considered inscparablc from ia
use. However, a method has been de.
yised for removing this odor, aud the
treatment is said to b. successful.
The plan consists la first shaking M
the substance with 1 per cent, OF cor
rosiye sublimatc, this operation beiug
repeated several times after longer or
shorterintoryals, aud by means OF which
treatment certain sulphurets arc pro-
duced and which cause the salt Of tho
mercury to turn black. After this has
been accomplished tho liquid Is ~ DO
distilled, and that which passes over
will he found to have a much less disa.
grceahlo nnell.
N under these circumstances One-thlrd
OF is bulk Of oil Of almonds be- added
the result Is very satisfactory, tine sui
phide emitting an odOr that Is quit,
agreeable, being somewhat like that o.
ether. New York sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

Printing machines are usually driven
by steam or gn. motors, but tho machine
which prints o certain newspaper In
America Is run by dog power. 4 largo
wheel about ten feet Ia diameter aud
two In width Is connected with the driy-
ing rigger of tho machine by means Of u
belt. strips Of wood, for foothold, are
placed foot apar, on the inside Of the
wheel, where Joe. the journalistic
dog, walks his weary round, and thus
canses the wheel torovolye. Joe has run
the press Tor about i've years, and has
faithfully earned his board aud lodging,
but II is now about time for him 10 feel
III and "turn It up" being unable to COM
tinuo turning 1t round. -London Tit
Bits,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22
kENnAck SANDS

~, p.,,.,t gspds tb..,n
sstar. a,i ~ warm ,vl,d ILL.,.
Niniiiny me iants anew
tyhs,a M go boliv grow.
waters tou,l ulue,
ana eflul.ltoly , ,,' .
Meet me " ~, ~ a '..l.l'. stli
yer mem ,le 49, ~, ~, !, run
lhere may :, ,'o ,l wv W
Anu SUI NM NV NV, uellsn
Nalon.nk We , hplis Nhl'" hlsh1
AboNe ,hat ivnoil place.
Listen y n ...l'' upr u'af
y sllN,' iu', glll soui4
70 tp,l Wy, ~ l'Vlvuhu'
He''M F'''''''
H., che, ti,or',, SON. ,b.,t..h,
49, I, e''',' 'u' nishs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

We may rest assured that what
weighs upon the heart Of France Is tho
Inversion Of authority, tho lost place IN
the front rank Of Europe. her suprom.
acy questioned, the victor for twenty
ycnrs regulating the march of events,
the settlement Of which I'LL then b..
longcd without dispute 10 tho supreme
will Of France. This Is what she can.
not bear Those who dream Of settling
the Fmuco.German question by a con
promise must, alas rcsiyn themsclyc,
20 this: Never will this question bo BET
tied In tho puro aud Christian ntinos.
phcrc Of peace. II Germany now agreed
10 restore Alsaco aud Lorraine to France
ia return fEA pledge Of everlasting
peace, France would agree 10 such m
arrangement with tho greatest repng
nance, and would avert her Dyes for
over from tho knocking dcliyor,r who at
such a price bado her shcathe hot
sword.
She has not, however. 20 dread ans
such modification. Tor Germany would
fly TO arms hundred times F0oncrth Than
lose her conquered prey; and notwiih.
standing her past victory she, too,
dreams Of confirming Il afrcsh. No.
peace i not concluded between thctwo
nations. No, the era Of combais be.
tween them Is not over and tho sword
il what must again aud again decide.
until tho unknown timc when now
morality shall govern tho world, aud
when the God Of peace shall be unlycr.
sally ocknor.ciged.-Do BlowiI In
IlnrBnfFs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

In tho Probate Court m and Tor salt lake
County, Territory OF Utah
10 tho matter OF The rttaie " Alift3 n. Game.
Deceased,
order " show cause why order u sale "
Real Lataia should not De made,
NIAUGAEET A CAiNF, TIN ADMINS.
VI uatlr of the estate u Alfred y. tainr,
drcuas'l, having MED hor pstluon, duly Nuri.
lci, pfalius Tor an order % taio ~ part OF
inu real rftafs Of SAD dtrCdrut, furthr plfnnHH
therein oct forth, 10 h therefore ordered hJ she
judgu OF sHid court, uat hli prra1ns Interested
10 tie estate " faid deceased appear before
Mc sad Probate Good un fIdaY, tnu ibth day
~ october, D. At 40 O'Clock in tho fnTuu0on
~ sad day, ~ the Court Room OF sald Probate
tout, At The County Court House, ~ tho city
ana county ~ salt iatc, utah Teuiiofy. %
flnM cause WY Hu order should not DO Hrantcd
tn Tie sad admluisiratur, tn full 30 much ~
INC real Csta'c u the aid deceased Ht private
sale o. shall DO necessary. and taht d copy 81
this order BE- putlishcd NJ least four suecefslSc
week. 100 tho blsrutr ENkAtNu NEWH.
Newspaper printed aud published 10 taid Guy
uld county
dated September %, iiqi .....
q. W. nAKTCH.
dlm Probate jude
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

improvements in Puiicr Coverings.
Some additional improvements In
the covering Of pullays are announced.
b. one Of which, as Is claimed. so per
cont more power can 30 Transmitted
mud all slipping reduced to IN imrer-
ceptiblc factor In accomplishing this
the primary point Is tho employment
Of q specially prepared leather covering
for the pulley, which Is. extremely soft
aud elastic and mover plazcs by tho
rubbing action Of the belt. rs Il tito
case when ordinary leather Is employed
for the purpose. II Is applied TO the
pulley and held firmly 20 Il for all time
by means Of special cement, inndc so
as TO DO soft and TO remain 80, unlike
ordinary cement or glue. no riyots Of
any kind being used. o. tho leather
covering il firmly attached TO the iron
OF tho pulley by the concnt alone.
Covering iron pullcys with paper i
sometimes resortcd 10. the method con
aisting In ilrst rendering the pulley ab.
solutely free from grease by means Of
sal soda, scratching tho whole. surface
with Ole, voting with dilute NTH,
acid for few minutes TO deadcn Ia,
scratches, then cleaning with waterand
drying; following this tho paper Is APP.
piled by winding, using tho strongest
glue or Il may DO wottcd with tnnnia
acid and applied as above. Some pre-.
fer to add a tablespoonful Of glyccdn
20 n quart Of glue and then apply hot.
Tho edges are turned oil aud a coating
Of common shellac arplicd.-New Yora
Eun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE n iiEREN GIVEN ny THE ~.
~ drftifrri, nduinitifHinK uf the rstItr "
John NCes, defcaHr1s iu the rftditatf Of, ana
All pursnna having flHuua against the San
deceased, 20 tNhihit thea with the ntrVssarY
vouchers. Nithih ten months after the drst pui
irauun OF uis notice, o. tho said unmtnlsta
uiN, 10 The Law Office ~ iiithards & MuTle. No.
% Main street. salt lake CITY, IA the county
Of salt Lake
Dated August s4th, iYi.
FiiIAnErH a. HfEs.
AdmlnistratriN 0f the catate OF John Eees,
deceased. dlawams
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

non u principal place n fuslfsts, sat
lake CITY, Itah. 1ocatsn al Mine. Ard
wcrks, MIasfai m MihihE District. safe
o. Idaho.
ATo1GCt.--THFnE u pIifNouFNr W.
~ on the following detfIihod STOCK, on o..
count Of 49, estmcnt N thirty i1lI cent? per
share. levied on mo iiih DAY on April, fgli, ths
several tfuounu aei opposite ne names Of Tie
respective Shareholder, a. toll0ws4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

And IN sccorfanso wild iap and an order u
ne Hoard o. Director. made on The litf faV
IL So \ n risy be- nsrr..sr,. viii H. ,sid AZ
ihc uncr 81 The Company IN salt tAAe Ciiv, on
FRIDAY The 9Th DAY n Jnnc, isul, 49, D W, 10
o. the dslinqusn. ltscsfmeut. tofrtfsf with
ne cost o. advertiser sAd ctrentra Of stlc.
Dyofdcf OF the Board 81 Directors.
D. o. HORN, Acting ate'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

Lucky nm Mining Company i.Dratiou oi
urILDpIl place " business Para
Cliy Utah

NOTtCr Il HEREuY GNIN THAT At
- one. uuE nf the liHlrl ui Trustees hrli
on ihr 600 uHy ni August, lfil, Hi SALT ia4hC
city ttahi Hu uHsrssmunt No. d ut two ruuN
pei Hharr was lowed 90 thr capital STOCK %
D. thUy dHyH from thu shove thirt l' No, a
Main street. Hflt Lake cry. lf4h. Any a'urE
upon whirn uh'H assus.msnt frWHiHg unpaid
un thu slHt lny 90 reptcmtHf. ls3l, viii be- doe
urlIrut nuf hdYtrtIioi f0f siie no UuHiH azure
u1u. and urifHH raYmrut d made before. WIIl
No solI on tNu SEE day Of October, lsli. 10 tHr
hour Of 10 o'clock "a. Wf, Of lhr ruWuHuH'a
Office, iiuum 80. 40 Constitution uuilflur SAT-
Lake tlty. lfAh, in uay DELINQUENT HasctsmunfH,
together Will COTS ~ advertising ami cApon
0i sale
Lrcgi MT Mfy1yo CourASr.
". =. BURTON. secretary.
nrIIdenec 30 nd West street, ralt lAlc
CIV. tftah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

IS meeting % tho uotfdof DIRECTOR ~ ths
uellrYuc Idaho Mining Company. held thla daV,
thr uHtu % payment nf tho above described
delinquent stotk wac extended from thr tftl
d1y Uf September, Isli. Go thc 900 day o. uHtu.
htI, isli. NJ mo sane hour and place.
by order uf the lluari N uIfcriorH.
,. e. iluNN, ACtIuE secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

SAT- LANE CrY. utah. july No. isll
~ q intriiur uf iho Board 81 UIrrriors OF the
bellevue Idaho Mining COMPANY held tIf b iiry.
ne Gate uf payment 81 the above tosf rihri M
uN tut fturHt was extended from The frtH
day oi June is1l, o. the snth day uf July. Nh.
" the same hour und place
~ order u the nnart N Directors
D. q HORN, Acting sor'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

rI'iiF REGuLAH ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 tnt ckhoidsrs OF tho besefrt Nrws
COMPANY, Tor the purpose Of heaunE reports
and rlcrtIng a Hoard OF nifrctors for The rufu.
inE year, will be held in TIE rumpauya ONCE,
SAT- iAke CITY, utah. SATURDAY SEPT. u, ltol, ~
~ O'Clock a.. JOHN a. EVANS,
ID srTrafaru
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


NOTICE n HEREBY utNEN, THAT At
~ meeting pf tlo Trustees hrId on Mo iih
day ~ September, l'il, hn assortment OF ono
dollar per share w4s levied 90 tho cnnital
stock Of the corporation, payable tD the necro
taTy Of tho general tNfO ~ the company,
Room No, 80 Constitution bulldnr SAT- LnkH
tilr liah, on lr before mo lsih DAY OF octo'
buT, lsll.
AN STOCK up0n which tiia assessment may
remHiu unpaid on ihr 1871 ~ october, ls0l will
Doe delinquent ana advertised Tor thlu 10 public
auction, and uultas paYWrnt b. made before,
will he sold GA TIE II day Of soFcmhrr, lsfl,
to pay delinquent asseHhmcnlt together with
the cost 81 Ver.ifiug ana eAiivutc Of sale,
du II oaw GinEdS A. GIBBS, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

In this year Of plenty we shnll prob
ably not hear so much anarchistic and
blaiherlite bowling in America Peo'
pie cannot talk with their moulhs full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court In AID Cor salt Lake
tuunty, Territory Ut Utah.
IN the matter NJ mc fstaie N Hannah
towan Dnmrtiir, deceased.

Nu1iCE T. iiEuEnY CtNEN, THAT
~ Peter faitcfough, executor of Tue vsfatc
u Hannah Cuwan nnmuiiU. deceased, hHa
ila fnM acfount u be- AdunustrHt ln
% sa|d estate and petition Tor fuai Ole.
u'Nriiun o. tho fUHldur OF said estate
among the peuOns entitled thereto. and
lhai saturday no ifd day ~ urtohgr. 4, u.
1871, N 10 o'clock att, AZ The court room 81
lNd court, in The ilurtT Court House salt
lake cay and COUNTY, uiah IUffltorY. has been
ouiY appointed hy thc JUDGE af saii count Cor
TIE auul7 Uht ~ faid account, and hearing
tall petition Tor disifilutluu,at which time aud
place any person Interested in sali estate may
arrrtr aud show rauso, u any there De-, a. hy
SAID account should not DO trt 90 and ape
proved, AMI 1nAl dutrihutlJn made a. PRAYED
tUg
Dhtcd September n, lsll.
q. v. AttEN,
Clofs of the Probate Court.
Nv G. y. srASfpN Deputy Clofk diw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

IN the Probate Court. in and Tor SAT- Ia ,
County, Territory VI Utah.


County, Territory " Utah.
IN the matter Of the Estate Of jane Maiaeu,
deceased.
NOTICE ~ IiEnEBN GIVEN THAr
~ tuHu sophie Macfcni administrators. OF
Tie eftatu % james Mldarn. drrraHet. hna
rendered Tor frtilCmtni, ana lIuu in saIl
e0uu, her nnal account ~ her admin
istfhuuu ~ sHI eaiaio end petition Cor
nuai distribution uf tho residue uf fl'i estate
amnug the rersous enitrl thereto, Ard
that Thursday ,thc iri day " % lllrr All, iTil,
az Do O'Clock o. m., At mo Court huom ~ f1Id
cUutt. in the county Court House. tali tako
cry and county, wan tcrriun. haa utcu duIY
appointed IS The Judge 81 taid ruuu, Tor tHr
felilemout ~ All account and hearing shid
pstitlnn Tor fiatribution. n' which time aut
place Any person interested IN faid estate may
appear Ihd fh1w cause, " nm there lo. Why
fhid account should not DO settled and ~
proved aud nnai dstfibuupn made a. prayed
Tor
Dated september sch. illi.
g. g.. ALLEN,
Cieft N th1 Probate Cont.
~ g.. q. STANTON. ucruV, uN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

To tho mob OF gentlemen who write
with ease must now DO added tho mob
ofladles. Women, wholn the last cen.
tury would have leit behind them n
chest full OF letters, now consume their
literary energies In tho production Of n
shelf full Of novels Hut there are
thousand volumes TO one book, n thou
sand echoes 10 ono voice, OF the crowd
Of novels which annually issue from
the press scarcely ono In a hundred
carries the reader out Of tho beaten
track. Edinburgh Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22
MRS. oRAHAM's
Cucumber
ara
Elder Flower
Cream

u not a cosmetic in the sense boz which that
term BE- populafly used. hot permanently hsau.
tines. il creates a soft, smooth, clear. Fcivgty
n lu, sud hF daily use gradually males tho
VomuIoxiun several shades wttiof. n at9n.
siaut protection from the elects Of fuu and
wind and prevents sunhnfu and ffcHhira, and
hackhcads viii never come while you uio 10.
u eieatses ihs face far better than Hnap and
water, nuuuflfa nnf huilnH uu the akIn I. sues
and thus prov uN the f0I iti0n ~ Wrinkles.
~ HiNtf The freshness, rltafnrit aud smooth
ness Of skin that you had Wlru q Nu|n rIrl.
Etrfg lady, young ~ old. ought 10 ufe 10. ns 10
aitesa moro youthful appfMan'e 90 huv laiy,
au1 that psrmsuuntlyl 70 contains Boo acid,
powder or altali. aud ~ AZ harmless - dew and
rs nuur.shinE w the sAln ns dtN lH 90 The
noWrr. Price Si,OO, ~ al drugs 90 and
haifsdfrffrfi, or 81 aifa turt tIsf hrahaIH's rH.
tahiahurnt, tni rust Street san Ifanr.fHo.
whotc ahe tfrHis ilhIcs fnr 40 ultmfhUa ~ iHa
face Or nEufe. Ladies a. distance treated b.
letter. send stamp TOT her lille book, How
10 be NcauufulH
Sample Bottle mailed fee 10 any
LADY on receipt u 20 cents tn stamps o. uaV Tor
postage and packing. Lady agents wanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

Tho Cosmopolitan Magazine this month
comes ont as womans number Near,
ly all tho contributions are by women,
aud YET II was necessary 10 call on men
10 illustrate the storiea tho women wrote
The name Of only ono woman artist,
Kate GreaioreE, appears among the pic.
tuTe makers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22
mRs. oRAHAn's
Face Bleach

Cures the worst eases q ffeflle.. sua.
bum. aalioWucis, Moth .rntglcs, limp'ts and
all skn hlrw'shta. prior $3.50. iilun.rss
and effective. 40 Sample can 10 sent Lady
Agents wanted.
The Druggist n this town Who arst
ofdcra . hiil q ny rrrpafaiicna vii tstc lis
uaWc added 70 thts adgeftfriueut.
My uftpafauonE are tof fale iT Wholesale
dIu- lll. Do ON $50 nnl rNnLL uLll NlL .- !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

D. s. EMERY.
A. n. W0oLLEh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-22

In tho Probate Court m and Tor salt lake
County, Territory OF Utah
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
PERSONAL TRIumpH.

The Republicans of Carton will cele-
brate Governor elect McKinley's great
victory, with procession, fire works
0ratory and other evidences of Joy, this
evening. 1t is true that Protection is
In the minority in Ohio. Major Nc
Kinley is elected, but the majority vote
is against him by over 10000, 40 all
the other parties, In their platforms de
clared against the Mckinley bill. Still,
1t is a great victory for Mckinley, per-
sonally, and jolliflcation is the proper
thing for his admirers. Ohio is q great
State; in some respects the greatest in
the Union. She gave the nation
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and
Rosecrans, In the great civil war, and
her galaxy iof military heroes was the
jeweled cluster of the Union.
In civil life she has been no
lees illustrious. She has furnished
the United States with three Presi.
dents, two Chief Justices; and has
contributed to the bsnch and forum the
most brilliant array of any State in the
Union. Tom .Corwin, Thomas Ewing,
Salmon z. Chase, and last but
not least, Allen q. Thurman,
are among her shining characters,
that have made her name and fame en-
during. 10 be Governor of this great
State is to climb nearest the top round
Of fame's uncertain ladder, and on this
dizzy foot.rest our own fellow towns
nan Is about to stand. Let us forget,
for the hour, the feelings engendered
by the contest, and remember only the
State.
Mckinley is the Governor elect,
Into his keeping the people have en-
trusted our great seal, and he is to per.
senate us al as Chief Executive. We
trust the jCllitication tonight in his own
home city, will be Of that high charac-
ter, that all men and women, of all po.
litical faiths can commend.
The News DEMOCRAT, speaking for
the defeated but undaunted Democra.
cy, wishes the victors much Joy, and
with charity for all, aud with malice
towards none, VIZ wish the illuminators
much exhilerati0n.
Next year the Democrats will illum-
mate and exhilerate on much larger
SCALE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Legal Notice.

Fanny Weniz, who resides at Gafnett, in the state
OF Kansas, VIII take notice that Jacob Kagey a. adj
mlnlstrator or the estate OF Polly snyder deceased
on tne Hoth DAY OF september 1891 fled his uetlIon
IN the Probate Court OF Stark count1 Ohio tJIeDno
mat the personal esate OF said decedent is InsIff
Gent 70 pay her debts and the charges OF adminis
terng her estate; that she died seized IN fee Ann
OF the Following described real estate, to-wit:
Being parts OF the northeast and northw est omar,
terb OF section thirty-hye 1851 township nineteen
lNim'shllen), range z; beginning at the Northwest
corner OF TIE northeast quarter ana rum inq thence
WIN the county road SOUTH three ana ons-1uarteT
degrees west tour chains and ninety, seven links to
atone lnsaid road; thence eastwardly and parallel
with the north boundary OF said northenss Quarter
iorty CHAINS and tw entythr links TO a stone an
the easterp boundary OF said quarter; thence win
" horthWafdly four CHAINS anu ninety seven lInks
70 the northeast corner OF said Quarter thencs
westwardy with the north boundary forty chaivs
ana seventeen links 70 the place Of bpRInnln0 AMI
containing twenty acres OF land more or less "N'
The prayer OF the petition is that the said nron
erty may be sold 10 pay the debts and charges ~
administering the estate. VI
Said Fanny Wentz IL hereby notified that sbe has
been made part defendant 10 said petition and tsp
she Is required TO answer the same on or before th
SSth day OF November. A. ID. 1881. '"'
Jacob Kagey. administrator of the estate nj poi,v
Snydef, deceased. BY his attorneys '
octl-Lw CASE, MoNNor& wHITAORE.