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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02


Celebration ms the scottish I'a.
tFtOtic society Dine Of the Most
brilliant Ever Held.
The last hours OF the dying year '9l
brought no more interesting or thor
oughly enjoyable event than the sixth
annual celebration by the Scottish Pa
triotic society OF the feast o Hogmanay,
in Assembly hall, Patton avenue, on
Thursday night,
These celebrations have Tor several
years past heen made Il distinct feature
by the Scottish residents of Asheville and
vicinity. and this last one even outdid
any OF ITS pleasant predecessors,
II was 0 O'Clock and after the good
old Scots will never hurry thinysl when
the bonnie lasslcs and laddivs, the older
people, and the invited guests arrived
at the hall, which had been handsomely
and tastetully decorated Tor the festive
occasion.
/ [hhhNN w " NNNh lllN DNkull.
This part of r program WAS very at
tractive. The opening number, Thou
Bonnie Wood o Craipielca, was sung
by the entire audience, and the effect was
charming. Mr. William Goutlie followed
with Il song, Nora, Pride OF Kildare"
Mrs. a. &. Manson's rendition OF Mat
ties Faith and The skipper aud hls
hoy, showed splendid VOICE, well
trained, and the songs were Icelvcd with
mach applause. MIR. u. K. Mckinnou,
III his own happy way, gave recitation,
"Watty and Meg" Miss Name Lusk's
singing OF "tiolng to Market" was one
at the very hcst things on tn, program,
and all enjoyed it greatly. McssiS.
SIMPSON, tmu"p and Henderson sang a
trio that MAS catchy, and Mr.. LUNGS
i,citation WAS well done. Mr.. IL. Pctric
sang The t'nardshlp" admirably aud
FULLY deserved he plau,llts at his listeners,
| Tins CLOSED the first part 81 the enter
tamncnt. Mrs. ID. X. Mckinnun had
been put down tor Il song hut MAS sui
i,rng from severe cold, and had To dlS.
appolnt the audience,
About ln;3o supper Was announced.
IN thc front portion ol The hall twu long
tables had hrcn placed, the supper room
N'ng NtlIardtrdlr from the danylnS hlll hy
curtalhs NJ these tables The guests, To
The nunncI ol one hundred more, seated
themselves and the feast began, Aud a
, rlsnt roNdl spread II was Nothing had
been leit cut tllat could dpIraI "a tht
taste, ami al partOuk heartily, The sup
s per was gotten up by BArkc,, the South
Ma,n street caterer.
Al 1880 the dancing began Musl,
f was furnished by the Baltcry lalb
orchestra There were twenty dances ol
the program, and It Is needless tu SAY
J that The crowd "tUpprd thchEht iantas
TIC untii lar INTO tur morning hours.
But all these happy occas,"n>, no mat
ter how pleasant, must have an end, an,
hnally the musr ceased, and the com
Pany gathered together, and lifted VI
/ their voices III the slunrns Vi "AuIh LAM
Sync,"
Then. when the New Year was yet II
It's swaddllng clothes, the happy scot
returned 10 their homes, to chcris
brightest rccollectlons OF this most aus
plcious occurrence.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
ART LOAN.
The Might Glasses tn Use Resumed
MOnGlaY Night.

The second art loan exhibition by the
Art club has many marks oi improve
uent over their first exhibit, there Ming
only a very few recognized copies,
The club work will no doubt remedy
this feature Of future displays, as no col
orcd prints are to be used to copy from,
The present collection is a credit to the
art workers Of Ashcvillc. and the inter
est manifested assures a complete rcali-
latiun OF the object Of the club. The
more complete organization is promised
during the coming week. The night
classes will he resumcdon Monday night,
Thursdays still,llte class is expected to
Ir very large; and Saturdays life class,
under the direction OF Mr. Sharp, will he
IN advance step toward the best art
Miss Chapman will take n class in china
painting, and Mr.. McClurg will give IN.
slructions in pastel. There will also bt
classes in drawing, designing, tapestry
painting, etc. 1t is expected that an ex
hibitiou of water labors and sketches
will soon follow.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
A THRILLING EXPERIENCE
J. II. BOARDMAN COMES NEAR
DROWNING.

Together Win a COlOred Man,
Bar. B0ardman Attempts to CrOpA
the ewannanOa, and They Have
q Very Close Call.
0n Wednesday cveningl8st J,H, Board
man, engineer at the water works, to-
gether with a colored man, started to
cross the Swannanoa river lnNSA boat, the
usual way OF crossing, When hall way!
over the boat sank with them, 1t is sup
posed that the culored man who seemed
to be frightened caused the boat 10 dip.
When they tell in Mr.. Boardman-w who
could not swim-trled to get to the col
ored man, and begged him to help him.
Mr.. Boardman's tamlly-wlte and two
daughters--werc in the house, One oi
the young ladies heard cry and ran to
the road overlooking the river. Her
feelings can be better imagined than de-
scribed when she saw the heads OF two
men--one her iathcr-moving slowly
down the river.
Her screams brought the mother and
other daughter out. They realized that
they could do nothing to save him, tor
their only means oi rescue, the boat, was
gone. Then the daughter who was iirst
at the scene rushed trantlcally down the
road, screaming "llelp! help two men
are drowning"
Mr.. Mark l.. Reed heard the screams
and jumped On II horse behind another
man who was passing his house and
went to the rescue.
In the meantime MI. Boardmap.
though the water was up To his mouth,
| never lost his presence oi mind, lie kept
his mouth tightly closed, trcagIng the wa
ter and moving the paddElundsr tllulwa-
ter, and was carried by the current duwn
10 some drill wood. Wrhonearin around
log in the river he managed to steady
| himself till he could reach the boat. The
water was shallow enough then TO touch
bottom, SO he wadcd-pulingr the boat
to the opposite side oi the river
Mr.. Ioardman's strength was almost
gone, but he had determined To save the
colnred man, who kept pltliully crying
"Oh, MIR. Boardman do save me. My
breath is almost gone" Mrs Board
man sensbly told the man To Shut hs
mouth aud stop yelling aud he'd save
his breath" But in Il lew moments by
catching on to the boat, he was landed
MIR. Boardman then, his strength almost
gone, shaking with chill, had to pad
die himself across asam to get home
The water works pump had to In
stopped till the night helper arrived, a'
MIR. Boardman was suffering from !
chill and oyertaxed strength,
THE CirlzEN's informant points t.
this narrow escape and says there Il
urgent need OF bridge at this point
even though it he but a loot bridge. 'lh'
only man near there is Mr.. boardman
and he cannot swim. The accitcnt |;
liable to occur again, and the sccon,
time may end disaslrously. The inform
ant adds: "Cut OH from ncighborS o
help in the time OF need, cut oil from hell
from passers by the only convenience !
the telephone.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
WEEK OF PRAYER.
To he Observed at the First E'reA
bYlerlam Church.

The First Presbyterian church has
completed arrangements for the obSery-
ance oi the week Of prayer, as appointed
hy the Evangelical alliance and observed
by the churches OF Christendom. The
pastors of the various churches in the
city have been invited to assist and the
program and appointments are as toll
lows
Sunday evening, January 3, Rev. W.
=. +. lirvan. The PROMISE II the Spirit
lisa NLlN, l-5.
Monday January 4 Rev. l.. II. Baldwin.
Confession and Thanksgiving. Comics.
sion; Oi personal, social and natural
sins; Of sectarian jealousy and rivalry
Thanksgiving For united prayer, Tor
the success of the Florence conference, and
tor all blessings spiritual and TEMPORAL
RS. III. Dan. IN, 80, Ps. NNNlf
l;ph |, l5.23.
The remainder ef the program for tn,
week will appear in THE CITIZEN Mon
| day.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
a PLEASANT EVENING,
King'a DauKhter and v. w. G. r.
y, Leap Wear Party.

despite the weather, a number assem-
sembled at the home Of Mr.. Fitch Taylor,
on Church street, last evening. The
room were tastefully decorated, con-
spicuous being the symbolic designs OF
the Kings daughters and the Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
The Maltese cross with the initials
~ II. N" was beautifully outlined
with evergreen on a white ground
while the initials ~. W. {. 7. t."
were gracefully intert med with
white ribbons, in large shield OF
green. Two beautiful banners of Grim
son and of pale blue satin with W. {. 7.
U. and Y, W, IT. U. artistically painted
with rhododeudron and dogwood de
Signs, added much to the effect. Each
member of the aforesaid organizations
wore on her breast little pledge card,
tied with bow OF white ribbon and or
namented with a hand painted floral
design. Several names Of honOraries
tgentlemenl were secured on these dainty
DEVICES during the evening.
Before refreshments were served each
gentleman was adorned with card
fastened to the lapel Of his coat, the name
Of a county seat OF North Carolina being
artistically written upon the card in
water colors. 1t being leap year. the
ladies were then requested to draw a
corresponding card containing the name
of county from a basket, and upon
reading the name she was expected To
escort the gentleman wearing the county
seat card into the dining hall.
Much mrrrimcnt cnsued in guessing
the county seats aud although the ma
jority OF the ladies were recent graduates,
and the gentlemen, in large majority
home from college on holiday; yet they
were forced To admit ignorance of the
geography OF their old North Estate, which
beasts Of almost one hundred counties
1t was after midnight before the merrl
mcnt of the evening was concluded,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
A SHOOTINSs.
Alderman Reynolds FireH Three
shots at "a COlOred Man.


About 1;45 this afternoon Alderman
w. I. Reynolds fired three shots from a
pistol at Charles Connclly, Il colorcd
man. on southwest court place,
Yesterday Mr.. Reynolds was i'll Rcy'
nolds & Spears livery stable on Water
street, when Connolly, who was q stable
hand, and had been drinking, became
enraged over something MIR. REYNOLDS
said, and picking up Il brick threatened
to knock him in the head.
Mr.. Reynolds had just gotten up from
a long attack of the grin, and was very
weak. Today at the hour stated he was
on the sidewalk near T,C, Smith * Co. S
drug store. He saw Connolly not far
away, and, pulling out pistol, fired al
The culored man Connolly ran, and
MIR. REYNOLDS fired two more shots after
him
Patrolman Chas. ". Goodlake was
standing near by aud running up,
caught MIR. Reynolds hand Just after the
third shot had been fired Friends then
ran up. and with them MIR. Reynolds
went away.
Connolly ran into the alley at SorrlS
bar. Onc OF thu bullets struck lnn N the
lex. Or. K, II Bryant ~ attending hin.
1 r q : o.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02

The Naughty ASheViIle Bachelors
Make "a Combine.

Make "A Combine.
a very pleasant occasion was that OF
the assembling ot il company ui Young
men on Thursday night i'll the office OF
pr. Baird. to usher in Leap Year and
form themselves into a society called
the Bachelors Protection society. The
evening was pleasantly spent III playing
whist and story telling, and til, society
was entertained with some tine Scottish
nluslr and solos.
At II O'Clock the meeting WAS called
To order by the chairman and the object
and purpose WAS explained by ". T..
'rhompson and officers were elected. Is.
II Ltc WAS chuscd president Chas,
llavls, Jesse Yates and Crockett West
all were CHOSEN To I, ntrucl code OF by
laws and resolutions.
The chairman then announced that u
spread had been prepared aud all follow
cd to do justice To the turkey etc. Tbs
society sampled the apple Jack, rongrat-
ulatrd one another ON tht prospects III
the future and wondered who would br
the first To pay the forfeit. llW society
,llslmndcl 1T reasonable hour Ia meet
III thirty days To transact huslnvss and
1 : :. = =. l......, .fl
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
Mew Vorls NJ arhes.

NWw N,inH, Ian --StOChR, active and
altann Money ,aay At n hHyhAnge, long,
A.h2, short, eAAA, state b, nda, ueglected:
wutsrnu,rut hpnts. dull hut atsnhy. Cotton
--a,sAhy. ,alra 1871 ilalss; trlnnda, iS.t &c;
tlfleAnn. = S-tar, lutuFra -elsady, tsCrmt<r
---- IaNuaeS, Z ~, frhtuary. Ta2 MAFvh,
7 ~. April. 7,uA. May. size Fl,,uS active
hut rMay Wheat--qustt. CnrH--Arvn P0Th--
gnlst t,nt STEADY 81 ep iAlA11iOuU. lsafsl--
DIN hut weak ~ ea.A2ls Aplrits TuTpRu.
zine slul hnt elendy ~ a4lteaahlA nUNlA--
dnli but STEADY.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
wMAl wa. wear saa~a. !

Thc AshssiIlr NiEnr mmlmny'a Mg
san,lIs N Raspor \ smiths drug store,
alnus whlsh ~ lnADs lEnrls have lNsn
gusnsiHg, lmlncd %, lhia u,Fnipg ~ .
O'slnsk ;li mlua,es nni 2,lAuuMla, The
lsnglh II ,lmr ,h gAndk hurngh was
600 hours. ~ minutes and y, SrcunAs.
The g,.ssWa have nos sss hsen yuunlsd,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
COTTON VlllEDIaly.

NKw ynRK, Jan --The total viaihle sun.
pl. y spilnn t"r shs wHtla |" H.oSn,Aan - =:
,Hu. Againat 3.AiaNh1 and 2 n26,Oa1 bales
grpNvtivvly last year Rryvipta at AL In.
teri.y nwnp, NISSAN bales. rvcripts fr0m
plantAtiuna, 2%LNaO. Crop 10 sight, o.
sOO,na lbalea.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
RUI.ED NV A MOB.
Labor TrOuble ~ Weai superior.
WiA.-FhlRisy Injured.

81, I'Ari., Minn,, Ian. 2.--Contrac,or
lanes Cullen, arrived from West Supe-
rior, Wis,, las, night, and says the labor
element Of that town is in control Of a
mob ni Union plasterers and that he and
his men, taken from st. Paul few days
,,gn, were driven from town, one Of them
heinE prohahly fatally injured.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
MARKETS,


NHw YpHK, Jan, --Rrie 7ASs, Lake ShS re
ilIs. Shicago and Northwestern t23,
Nnr,olh and Western B3,., Richmond and
West POlut Terminal t4ta Western uiou
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
rHE IuIr an THE GRIP.
Aparinx Mo- Onc Ia IndIanapOlis-
a MASOT Dead.

lSmA>APoiIs. Jan, 2.-Thcre is consid
cradle alarm felt in this city over the
prcyarnce Of the grip. It seems To
he sparinH hui few PERSONS. Physicians
say there is scarcely family IN Indian
apolis in which some person is not under
treatment.
TgRRg IlArTK, Ind, Jan. 2.-Mayor
lanes Allen died last evening from an
attack oi grip
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
mnIllrmarn Rrlcea.

RALTlMnRR, las, .-Flout, dull western
sutwt \ aa6f 3,i,S; family A50M4aO Wheat
raAy, No 2 rid sp0t and month lu2@lO2iA,
Mnuihrrn, steady; Fultt, pS@tOa, l.nng-
hsyrS NAett ~ Corn. aouihcin, steady;
white AlIVt6t; yellow %2GSt
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
s,,anssas scheoi s:n,ersa,s,rnen,,

The entertainment y, the Ncsl End
Baptist mission last nigh, waA attended
by 4 large crowd, despite the very heavy
RAIN. krS VI. T. Snulhcrn had charge
~ tho .,llan and rvr,> thug pinsyd 0f
hHl,lAly, There MAS !, splrnhl,i song asI.
yict and wsviAl Icvilatiuns, after whlcll
presents wc,C usitlbu,e,l IL 325 mCnl,
lrrE II the llanJlshsle SUNDAY srhool
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
4 A's.EAsANT AFFAIR.
Members Of the ~. \. CIub" asiNen
20 lsArtY l.hNt Ntxhl.


- lsaTtN Last Ntxia.
Notwithstanding the iurlclpcncy ot tho
wrathcr, there was agood attendance at
the party siSsn h Misses Maggie, Anna
and l.nnw Smith to the IS. a, club" at
the Residence W their grandmother on
l'rnlami street last night, and Hiost
delightful evening was slWnt.
\ splendid supper was @twdat 1890.
The tnlAc WAS handsomely decorated
aud the rrpast Was greatly cnjoyr,l BY
al
The Young ladies prrsclt We're Misses
lranic aud llcrla Smith, l,onnw and
lNs>W Rycvvs. l'aisv SAWYER, Snllie
Crawford, l'iiNy Sunlh end Sadie S,t,
The ynune gentlemen were Iamic
SaMyct, Tnm Rollins. Patrick IIcurv
hrady. Ilprvmr hilcis, ts-1rIc Smith,
Nnler, Troy, William lirec~, Inc Mc.
Nrsly, LlAh Miller, Roy Williams, Tom
smith, Will Weaver, llaiold lohust0n
and llun,y Smith
II was n,lnvk when the guests badc
ihC,r tar yuuNs llostcsws gOnd night
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
For Sale or Rent.

Whitc eutthge IN top uf mountain WITH
tsg sss tse "a lilnd IL e q h,alE. salsa M.
fuI, HrycNt plhcc Nbuut hNhrVillr aud hnVAI
views within corlWratc limits i'ronnunyrd
hy experts lust thr place iur my NAlniN SaSun
hundred trrt ~ purrh, krycn runmA Ina
session given at once Elryat,ua ., 800 trri
Every knd oi rAl estate, lrnm lot NJ
SIS tu residences aud luiH ni $40 ,uuu App,v
at No. s. Snuth Main street.
Furnished MOuse For Rent.
Ten room house, furnished, for rent Al
modern cOLvcniyntrA I'uAApSa,In AZ on,y
Heat street In ANhcvilr, rFlrs NUD ~,
month, Apply tn
j. N. CAMrnRLl.,
RcRl hatAtc Healer
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
For Sale.

Elegant ninc'room house. benidvs syt,Ant .
house. enc ut best phrts nt city ave minutes
walk ot square. gas fixtures IN house
large lot, vh'wS unsurpassed IN AphvNlil,
privc $t.sDu onc-ha,i rslsh. haianSr ~ aud
y uiDnthh
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
For Rent.

Two thrccronm houses with gardens ~
tarhr,i, un iiillistrcrt, " 90 per north Ca, h
Pleasant place iUr small family,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1892-01-02
TIE FEAST OF Il0GMANAY,
= HAPPv GATHERING ON
THURSDAY NIGHT.

The Clans dsc ler ana Make The
Celebration by the scOttish Pa,
tFiOtic society One Of the NaOsl
brilliant Ever Held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

tLit the surprise that threw him into CON
fusion was not repetition OF that 90
Stones river The fighting began on The
lcft aud extended to the center. Bottles Of
troops were moved oil from right to lcIi,
and by a miscofstrucd order gap was
made botweun McCo1k and the cuntcr
The Conicderates had superior numbers
engaged, and 10 so happened that ~ ths
moment the gap was made isolatirg Nc
Cooks corps the veteran Confederate
c1rps Of Gen l.onrstuct was launched
upon two isolated brigade, ot McCooh.
Lyle Ind Just swung bis brigade loose end
wns marching past the rnp or along IT,
when he WIS called upon tu do something
20 save the line. The regiments went Into
battle order on the double quick
Everywhere thcrc was couiusiOn; gener-
ais and their aids calling for help for
Thomas on the left, others again point
Ing 10 the threatening flood in front aud
on the helt when the brigade was
right,d Lytlc rode up 20 tho colon Of tho
ThirtyaiNth, flashed bis sword and with
few words to bic staff moved out TO-
wnrl the enemy lie was soon killed, and
Col Miller, Il the Thiuy sisth, suocecdc
10 the command Thcrr was no strmminS
the Confederate tide and In fcw mpmtnis,
with enemies ull around thcm, the gallant
follows that survived the storm rtrcutcd.
Tho Thirty-sixth had gone In with 31omcn
mud lost iii KILLED, wounded and missing,
IT, death list amounting to IS all told.
-Four captains were wounded and killed,
licutcuauts were Killed aud wounded,
md all Ia all the Cgimcnt was the heaviest
sufferer In the brigade.
ono more fight under Shcrlnn-that ut
Mieion Ridge, Nov. %, i,Cl, where tho
regiment lost kiliod-and then new
leader. Then the Thirty rc-culistul
and was urlouphcl Tor q breathing spell,
nnd took the Geld IN The spring Of i>jt.
with Gen. John Newton ug division com
Inander ~ Reucn, h1unyil'c and nal
La, ou the road 10 Atlanta, the death list
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

had 10 be going by 0oclocl IN the
evening.
Like o good general, Dennis began
by Installing his lamps he had them
all properly hungwircd and trimmed
and lett the onds OF the cirruit ont
side one Of tho windows, 40 that hi-
men would not be in tho way or lind
others In their way as the time for
tho starting drew near lie then
proceeded 90 run the wire from the
station TO the house, and at haif last
8 had run ono line complete and was
within h1lf mile with the other
WHOM his vim gave out Sending to
the station for another reel, no wa.
confronted with the fact TINT the
company had absolutely none In it,
storeroam
Even an tho scrap Lad been sold
but wuok before, lcayinguot u hun
dred yurls OF wire available The
telephone was In immediate rcqua
ton and every ono in town likely To
have copper wire was called up,
among Others the writer. then uu
fngri IN ipstriiirc. n i,rgc isoi,t.'i
,i9nt hut vii, ,yos iirs,is /, ths
.amo av mo toy.,, ,y,s ,,trr.,.i,,,
from n vim f,n,inn r,,,,, -, ,y,,i,,, ti,,,,
,voa no rolirr i. ,,,,s. bc ren,c,n.
iorod tbot common. ,,.ir. ~ ,rv Lind
v',a not mo, :, cou,,,o1iI,. =, oas'iy
o,,l,irc1 ,s II IL nn,y
Drnnis found t'i,rsoie &, t,.o,,,J,
and yb,, Lnif nast A. ,,,.,,.a1 ori
tbor, ,yos ma c1,,,,r,. ,,..,., hc ,barsb,
,i,ot1is ,oync nv ,,-,i,. ,,Dc,ri.@ ii
Lo co,,id ,,rt g.t ar, of ,,o Loins,,,.,
nov. Lnt wF,t ,y,t, 10 ,rgero,.
Lo,gi;ra, c,r ,l, ii,i,t. "a ,,ro'o,I ~,
~, i;n.,rd o,,,,.r,.,,, ,,,d,,t,',L,
o,i,rr n,,.i bo,yIi,, f,,. - O,. ,ia.in.' ' ~,
49, ,i,..,;t Lo ,,.1, In, ir IT, ..
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Lr,lliort insniratinp and fho. ro,,,
- dis,,g,tI ~ oti,rr roo,i,'.
,,,b,s Win f,,,rs .,,ch A., ,i"os
IT,, f,,,nro in Ca, ,v,,,,', ill.,,
m. ci,,,,.,,r D.,r;s .,i,,,i,. ,a.,
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co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17

Hay great strcssupon thcconstr
ton OF the shoe. i should not
coarse and heavy, 10 then it wi b.
constant source Of mental irrit
ton to The wcmcr FOR gils are 1000
ginning 70 take pride in a comtl,
foot, and Is a pride 20 bc fostcru.
with a kindly care. The foot. witt
lit;lo fpuihought, can be propcrl,
Gthrod and nj tho Same time be- boll
hcalthlully aud neatly dressed.
take this opportunity to sly a wor,
in condemnation Of TINT modcri
abomiuJtion TO womanly grace ant
comfort tho French hct Th1s
heels displaco the supportin basa o
the body by forcing upward the key
stone ct the arch on which II rests
thereby weakening the whole super
structure. Their injurious effects ar
not confined TO tho feet their baue
iul influence pcrvadts the who'll
economy. Hall s. Journal OF Health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-17
NOTICE or SALE o. REAL ESTATE.

NTorloE = HEREBY OWEN, ThtT IN
~ purfnHur0 Of fu urlrr ~ thc foNatc
court ui Tho county ~ aalt laeg, iorrtntF OF
lith. made ON TIE -.th daN ni January, !.a. Ia
the matter ~ lhn cf'A!r ~ hgotEe Marlin
white, dgycascdi NE unfefsisncd, thr admin
niraluN % tho tAii c.i7'c. VIII sell ~ private
sale 90 tl' hFht't h'oAtr' llt tAa-. ava rublert
g comic ihhAuh Wy taid ftluilc 'ourl, on
Saturday, thc .o'n DAY NJ February. p at
twelve clock hi 20 iht l.M Aaae OF hiClHtus
z 'nIle, Rooms w 20 300 iHuHNlIu1n haId 3.
iIEA south Nhin suee. ira.i LaA. Jay utah AZ
the riflt uit, interest, no ef.4ir ~ nc said
Guurs' Martin " Hii', deceased, al The iue Of
NOT tho taii 'flNr lt.t .N ultiAN.no Of .aN Or
u'hCrNi.gt atlulrNl btut IMAM Or ~ addition
tu That n llu sA beHrfl hsrlN Mhile &C tho
tiUt ~ mo- HtNit, en- aH. 90 AIl lhuHu rlTiaiu
lott, u'q,tn of pircet OF iH1l sIilF.' isl lE ana
bong 200 Tue sNd NtttiN V NAlt Lake. Tern
Tory OF ltAN, -Hu buuhse4 anu pcscrlbtd no
follows, 20 Wl.'
hcpuulus az point nine chi'ns uiiy links
phN Wtsl anu iMn ,h.l.. lWrnl' ave uks
O. go norm from tht southeast outr'r % tho
touluNasl pul!tgl, e''N,n l.lt't, N.l allyo
mentioned lnN s'ft'"I IT, T. r. r. J. " Pc L.
~, urd ruunins lHgu'o We. t'A and twenty
four LundroGth l ~ gl.'Ls ihauco north
teen az, Ten acre flt't h'F ilti tuilcN 90
tovihwcat epTncfot d1il los I've aud ave ten ts
t5.1l chslnsi thcn On norm line Of sad lot
oast alN rhliuH lhirly Ithbt l,S.l lhcHto suulu
Eve rhHius uitF hnLs % ''l 70 the point ui boo
pnuirg containing urti tcIts Hna seventy
two nquate todi % - le9. &c Tue same more or
les,
Also bog!nnlnF al lolWoh lhe west line OF
a north aud south road four chains MY llats
q a9( west, .nd I9gr nlhias soIgny Lyo linss
DO norm from tue suslh east corner OF tho
aouthW.gt quarter OF sc.lYn 'hltlY tOl IA 4.