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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

NITHEREAs, EIIlAUETH BRETT, JAMES
w n, hTrtt ami Isabel iteit bN thor Ger
IAN deed oil rutt dated the third DAY ~ july
lso0 and auly recorded "a tho recorders onicc.
IA Tho county Of Salt Lake, M tho Territory OF
Utnh, IN HOOK u of Mortgage, phEes ~, ia,
iai ana lgb. e0id and conveyed 10 The under
aligned trustee tho following described pfupor
~, to wit situated M thC cry Ahd county OF
salt Lake, Territory u uIah hrgirniuF ni The
nurlhwcat corner of Lot TWO y, Uloes eighty
rruulng thence south three tll rods. and thence
east seyru CD rods, thence north lhrUc ~
rode, and thence west soNcn ca rods 10 place
81 beginning, In uust for the uurpusr Of 20
rprtas thr pa,tnCnt " certain negotiable
tfomifsoTy nolc made BY shid hrutla, being Tor
me SUN " nyc hundred delars $500, dated
eli salt late City, ttnh, July ., 100, and pay.
allie Two yoars AFTER said date "a tho order %
Emma n. haNis, or value received without
dtfulCatluu 90 discount ut SAT- lffu NitY,
uiah. with interest FROM late nnill paii' at ne
rate % one per cent per month"; and san mote
h nArii, ulafly described IN SAID deed OF trust.
Nhrrraa, aceordlnRto the terms ana conditions
~ said note aud sad deed OF trust the hnil
nato 10 due, and DO Part thereof has been piid.
escppt tlc Aum ~ elghty dollars Tor intefc {
and whereas it va ana 10 provided m sAid
deed of trust that should default De
made in the payment OF said motto or
mo inirrrft that may accrue thereon 7f pro.
vided tholen, then at The fequest 0i the holder
OF said uotc sad uudNsignod trustee should
roSea 40 e ss ,' ss S sGel or 81 s5s I' 10, h 5
purpose OF pagl1r ava note ana fnIh.lirg hnd
dischHrgiug the duues Of said trust; Ans
whtfoAs thr lpph owner aud holder % said
note has requested mo undersigned trustee On
pfocped tu sell SAID property ubdcrnud accord
nE TO tho terms aui conditions ~ sad deed of
trust aud 10 dFchAfgG the duties and oblga,
lions thereof
Now. therefore, I the undersigned, trustee
Aforesaid, 10 the request Ut tho legal owner
and holder " spid ptumi6sury note, VIII, IN hc.
eordhncc with the trrma and conditions OF said
deed of trust, on tho lith day of Oc.uh,r, 1852
Ia the CITY OF salt Lake Aforesaid, NJ tho front
door ~ thg salt Lake County Court n0usc,
Utah Territory, at twelve O'Clock noon NJ thai
day. sell at pubh1 uurtion TO the highest hil
der for cash, said property or 20 much thereof
40 may te necessary h. pay sad note ant in.
ierpst and Gu bAusfy the same anu discharge
joins W sNELl.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. september
10Th, lsyL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

A most painful custom at French
funerals is the posting mt the exit
door of the church wherein the ccrc.
monies take place OF the male head
of the deceased persons family, the
widower or the eldest son or brother,
whose duty IL is 10 shake hands with
every person who has been present
Mt the obsCquies, when once they arc
over aud people ARE going away. It
is not etiquette for the gentleman 10
speak 10 anybody. but ii he is moved
20 tears his weeping is considered a
most appropriate action. Paris Let
tap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

A Dutch painter in the picture oe
the Mag worshiping the infant
Saviour, represented one Of them
booted and spur 1 in a large white
surplice, and bearing in his hand as
I'm Offering 20 the babe u model OF u
Dutch trigqte. Detroit Free Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27


Strange as II may seem many poo
pie imagine that rattan and willow
furniture are the same. Rattan is
the Chinese importation, brought
direct from Singapore, and is reed
susceptible OF bending double with.
out even cracking II possesses, be.
sides this, great firmncss and strength,
and chair Of rattan could be thrown
from an express train and picked up
intact Rattan is therefore used for
such articles rs baskets and lighter
ornamental furniture. Each has its
use, the rattan, however being bet.
Ter adapted for working UP into in.
tricutc designs, 50 eagerly sought in
modern artistic furniture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

Little Mamma, may invite
Lucy Locket in to dinneri
Mamma-Why today
Little Ethel Cause wants hcr 10
rome when can be real hospitable,
and can today. We is goin 10 have
Il dessert at don't like. Good News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

Mrs. Dwontioh Wy you admires
Tot man so. Rachcli
Daughter-dc pought dose CLOTHES
init our Store. aud he becomes dem
30 beautiful New York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

A tramp moved toward one of the
little red tubs in Grand Circus park,
and lifting IL 60 his lips drank long
and thirstily. Indeed he was still
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court IN ana Tor salt Lake
County, 1trniory " ttLA.
In Tho matter o. the Estate u sarah HARDY,
deceased.

In tho Probate Court IN and Tor salt Lake
County. 1tfniory NJ itAh.
In Tho matter 81 the Estate " Sarah HARDY,
deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ George 4 Wlscombu, Sea executor OF
mo estate ~ sarah naTdy, deceasud, has
rendered Tor settlement, and nlvd ln sad
uoutt, HE final account % me- AdmnleirAtinn
Of said catsto and petition 'or final diGirihutlnn
OF the residue 81 ssid estate among thopurtDna
cntiiiod thereto, and that TLursdny, the 0th
day ot october. A. D. 1892, ~ 10 O'Clock ~. m, NJ
the Court Room Of sad Court, ia the County
Court Houpe. talt Lake CITY and County, Utah
Territory, hAs been duly appointed ~ tue
Judge n SAID Court, Tor the scitlemontoi SAID
account and hearing aaid prfiuuu Tor distfihu
ton. at which time and place any person lnlors
estod M SAID estate may appear and shnv
cause, " any there be, why said account should
not be settled aud approved aud nnal disifibu'
uun made o. prayed Tor,
Dated sept. o., lsy' ..,,.,.
Glory OF tho Probate Court,
ny ClUsTEs nHpWNE, Jn, hcpuW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27

Heaven win be no heaven TO rue II
! do not meet my wife tsaru. An
drew Jackson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court " the County OF NJ
Lake, Territory OF Utah.

In The matter ftho Estate anu Guardianship
% Abraham - Winnefrci u, and Mary
A. Woodruff, Ainofs.
order 10 show cause why order VI sale OF real
estate should not be made.
a. sUAEL n. WOODRUFF. TIE GUAR.
-lN dian OF the person aud estate Of Aura
ham % Wlneircd r. aud May a. Woodruff,
iuinuts, having Nod HE petition herein,
duly verified, praying for m order OF sale
" lGu OF mo fcai oshtc Of sad minors.
Tor the putpoHea therein fct forth Il 10
hereby ordered that the neat OF Ain u the
whrdk aud all peuuuH Interested IN the estate
~ aaid minors, appear before Che said Probate
Court on Iucsdny, TO- tth day. October. isi's,
a. DO O'Clock In tue forenoon ~ falu day, AZ tho
Court Room Of raid Probate uurLat tue Conn
" Court House, m the city and county Of SAT-
Lake, Utah ICrrtoty, 10 show cause why an
order should not be Granted 20 the hail guar.
dian, TO sell 30 much of tho real estate Of
the said minors % private sale ~ shall be
necessary, and that copy ot this order ho
published at lrust three fuccoHFiyo Neegs m the
nrtiHlr kyEtfNG MINIS. Arcwhpupyr print.
cd and published m said city and county
Dated Sept, 10Th, ls2
q. w. HAITCH. Probate Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14


The Neatly photograph building has
been sold to W. G. futile Son Of Bel
fast. who are having the grounds graded,
the reception room fre>coed. and other
Improvements added To what Is already a
fine establishment The prospect Is excel
lent for & good seasons business in the
Photographic line.
F. + DwnaIs little son, Zelma, has
gone to Mechanic Falls to spend the spring
and summer with his grandparents and
attend -chpo.
A Sunday school Easter concert is IN
preparation.
Stephen Brown has lately purchased
handsome sloop boat.
Edith simpson has gone to Bangor to
learn the millinery trade.
Ralph, three Yeas Old, son of W. B.
Smith, while wsSsiug with his parents
near the quarry of T. Snow 4 Co. on sun
day afternoon, wa, quite seriously injured
with a stone thrown from a Sling by some
needless and uuthinking boy. The stone,
which was a jagged piece of granite some
three inches square. came whzzng
through The air at furiou, rate. struck
and ploughed up the ground for two or
three feet and then In the rebound dealt
little Ra phi a terrible blow on the side OF
his head, cutting and laying his ear COM
pletely open and covering the child with
blood. DR. Boynton was called and sewed
the ear together and at present writing
the wound i, healing fast with probably
no further serious results. But it was a
wonderful escape, rs the first force of the
stone would have meant instant death
business meeting, presided over by
Rev. j F. Haley, was held by members of
h.. Nafh OH r,h in, IA
hall, on Thursday afternoon, Eth inst,
with regard to the erection Of an NJ. +.
church building. A committee was chosen
to select and secure a suitable lot.
A board of six trustees TO hold and man
age any NJ. Z. church property at Green's
Landing, WAS appointed at the regular
quarterly meeting on Thursday evening in
the Methodist church at So. Deer Isle
The trustees are Courtney b Small, Ii. n.
Haskell, Will b. smith, Capt. f. +. Simp-
son. F. S Warren, W. l.. Greenlaw.
Work has commenced at the canning
factories in the way of fitting up engines
boilers, fry-rooms, etc. Can making will
begin on Monday that every thing NAV he
ready for lobster packing when '.close
time" ends, the 18th of this month,
The grand musicale, given by the NJ. f.
society at Music Hall, was well attended
and very satisfactory, both as to program
and net proceeds. A piano recitation by
Mrs. Fred winal and the Swedish Biz
Song" by Mrs. Henry Arey with voice ac-
compartment, were especially fine and re-
ceived prolonged encores. Excellent cor
net playing by Mr.. Baum with organ &C
compartment by Mrs. f. S. Warren was
much enjoyed. Chas. U. Russ very gener
ously gave the free use of Music Hall,
lighting and warming the same at his own
expense. and the Cadet band gratuitously
furnished beautiful selections throughout
the evenings entertainment
April 9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14

Once more death has removed from our
little place. q respected citizen. Mr.. Alfred
Smith. He was loving father. = dear
and obliging friend. Just six short weeks
ago his wife crossed the silent river, only
waiting for his coming. They lease four
children and many friends to mourn their
loss.
Pain and sickness ne'er shall enter.
Grief nor woe their lot shall SHARE
But In that celestial center
They q crown OF life shall wear.
Mr.. +. H. Wakefield was 10 town on bus
mess last week.
Mr.. w. B. Parker and wife leave this
week for Winter Harbor.
Mr. A. H. Wallace is repairing his mill.
Smith Bros. commenced their spring
saving last week.
Mr.. Joseph Watts, % years old, was
seen saving wood at the door last week
Mr.. Man,on Wiley and Miss Marcia
Godfrey were united in marriage last week.
We wish them much happiness.
Apr. IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14
Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS March sth, A. u 1872.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, dated the
d eleventh day OF February, A. u. lSgl, issued
upon judgment of the supreme Judicial Court
at a term thereof holden at Ellsworth. Within ana
for said Hancock county, on the third tuesday Of
January, A. D. 1882, which said Judgment bears
date of the 9Th day of February A. i. lSla against
Isaac Eastman, Of orIand, Hancock county Maine,
and in favor OF Joseph ;. COndon. OF triand for
the sum of one hundred and twerty dollars and
twenty cents debt or damage ana eleven dollars
and twenty one cents costs OF said suit with hf-
teen cents more for the said writ of exec alton |
have seized and taken a. the property OF the said
Isaac Eastman the hereinafter e-t'rihed real es-
tate and all the right, title and interest therein
winch the said Isaac Eastman had in and TO the
same on the seventeenth day of November A. d.
1891, the time when the same was attached on tn.
original writ in he action on which the aforesaid
Judgment was rendered, to wit A certain lot or
parcel of land situate in said Orland at the west
erly side of the county road leading from John J
saunders TO Havford Mills at on near a snail
bridge near land of Guilford Biaisde; thence
westerly by land OF sail Isaac Eastman eight rod
TO stake and stones; thence northPa sterly paral
lei with said county road fifteen rods TO stake ard
stones; thence easterly on line parallel to first
described line eight rods u stake and stones on
the west side of the county road; thence south
westerly by said road to place of BEGINNING fifteen
rods. And on the fourth day of May. A. d. ls!t,,
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon at the office of o.
T. Cunningham. in Buck sport shall sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder the above de-
scribed premises. and all the right, title and in
terest therein which the said Isaac Eastman had
in and t. the aforesaid TO satisfy said ex-
ecutiOn and charges therein.
J.w. PATTERSON, Sheriff.
March 9, ls82, 3wl3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14

Bisehiii.
VIII II, Wardwell has sold out his in
terest in the meat market to Sherman
Hiuckley.
Capt. Harlan p. Johnson, OF Boston is
in town attending to some business mat
ters. He has Dough, Mrs. Melinda Can
dage's place, and has thereby secured some
good building lots near to the new hotel.
The buildings on the Powers Hinckey
place were all destroyed by Dire Wednesday
the 9th inst. 1t was only by great care
and watchfulness that Winfield Hinckley's
buildings escaped similar fate, a. the
wind brought the lire, which caught in the
grass, and the burning embers directly to-
ward his place.
Charles A. Snow. Of North Bluehill, has
bought the homestead owned by the heirs
of the late Eben Mayo.
George II, Slower and Mr. Bunyie
stopped at the Bluehill House over Sunday.
There Is 10 be two-story building erected
In connection with the Bluehlll Inn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14
PERSONAL.
Mr.. J. II. Partri ige Is very in,

| Mr.. J. II. Psrtr ige Is very IN.
Miss Susie Davis, who Is confined to the
house by severe illness. is improving.
Mr.. Chas. E. Lyon OF Bangor was in this
city last Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Foster OF Amherst is in
town for a few days on business.
Mr.. Joseph U. Parsons Of Franklin has
come to this city to reside with his son. Mr..
james +. Parsons.
Mrs. John NJ. Peck OF Portland and Miss
Clara J. Frazier OF Lynn. Mass. were In this
city last week, the guests of their sister, Mrs.
John W. Jordan.
Rev. F. S. Bickford OF Lamoine. was In
:he city. Monday evening.
Geo. W. Allen. Esq, of surry, was In the
city. Tuesday. on business.
f. +. Chase, Esq, OF Bluehil, was in
town. Saturday on business.
Mr. Patrick Butler Of Boston IL In this
city on visit to his brother. Rev. 7. +.
Butler.
MIR. Peter Mcleod has gone to Boston to
work for the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Mr.. VIM. Morrison who is a student at
Boston school, has been spending brief vaca.
ton at home.
Mrs. F. B. Aiken and Mrs. Eunice G.
SWEET have returned home from recent visit
to Massachusetts,.
Rev. {. T. Garfield has been confined to
bis house for a few days by Illness malsrisl
trouble received during his army life
Rev. T. r. Smith left this city, Monday,
for his new field OF labor, in northern New
York. His family will remain here. we hear
for several weeks.
Miss Helen NJ York, for several wears an
employe OF the RocHand Courier Gazette,
has been visiting Mrs. A. W. Ellis at the Falls.
for n few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. X. 2. Griudle OF BluehiIl
were in this city. Tuesday.
After bis lecture Tuesday evening DIR
Phillips rode TO Wsham snd back and to-day
"Wednesday drove TO Brooksvile, all OF
which is something like hard work.
Henry B. Flint, Esq. Clerk of the Courts
In Pscataquis county. was 10 thi. city, Tues
day, the guest OF J. f. knowlton, Esq.
MIR. Edgar Smith OF Brownvie Is in this
city for a short time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14
Bit EHIIL, April 9th, ls92

Dill EHll-t., apTll JlD 1857.
M. Editor:
Allow me to use a small space in the COL
umns of your valuable paper in reply to
the letter of Mr.. John 7. Halves Of Brooks
Vile, regarding the horse trot at Bluehill.
He says that Lady Chase ran long dis
lance. until up or nearly up to the Judges
stand" This would seem TO imply that
she ran nearly the whole of the half mile.
This must he hearsay evidence on the part
OF Mr.. Halves, for he was So far la the
rear at the time she broke, that he could
not possibly have seen for himself The
facts are as follows Lady Chase trotted
the entire race with hardly a break. The
last heat In which Hartiand competed she
was 50 far 10 advance Of Jumbo and Hart
land that DR. Nye, her driver, drove with
one hand while turning round and looking
at his competitors. When about ten rods
from the judges stand the mare, in going
through some soft Ice, struck, and cut her
ankle and came nearly to a stand-s,ill and
did not get square away" until the judges
slduu WAS nearly reached hpbU Judges
say that she lost q, least live seconds by
the performance. In the meantime. Hart
land closed large part Of the distance be-
tween them aud flushed about four rods
in the rear.
| do not wish 10 be understood
to be casting any reflection on
Hsriland. He is truly noble horse and
well deserves the reputation he has acqur-
ed In this vicinity. But When Mr.. John f.
Halves undertake. to advertise his horse
BY casting slurs at so popular a mare as
Lady Chase, he should take pains 10 con
fine himself to the facts The fact that
Lady Chase trotied the half mile In Il
on very soft ice, Notwithstanding the loss
OF the five seconds, with Hartland close
behind, would not have been bad adyer-
tisement for Harllaud considering the
handling he has had, without his owner
seeking notoTtety IN the columns OF a local
journal, by statements Of facts with no
foundation on which to rest them. The
remark Of the judges that Hartland would
have been given the heat had he been 10
the race, Is explained by the judge himself.
he having said that he made the remark
simply TO please Mr. Halves.
SUBSCRIBER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14

An adjourned meeting Of the W omap's Cluh
win b. hel,i At Mrs. tantield's mex, sstprd.,
afternoon. at The usual hour.
Mr.. Frank Stockbrlge has purchased of
the Ellsworth Real Estate Co.. finely located
h"u>e-ot on the Pond estate.
Rev. +. 5. Bedford of Lsmoine will;
preach at Trenton next Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock.
here viii be leap-year sociable under
the auspie, Of The ladies of Lsmoine Grange
\ Their balion Thursday evening Of this week.
Music vii be furnished by Hodgkins' orche,-
ira. iet-cream will be for sale The public
arecordjally invited.
-" Honey pots" in sidewalks and streets are
gro" ius tirmer. and the travclingi> improving.
Can any one explain why it i hen there is
but lh'le frost IN the ground. the travelling is
worse in the spring than hen the roads have
been deeply frozen.
-'ourt Pine Tree, No. goo. OF this city.
"iit give ~ second annual reception and ball
y Hancock Han. on Thursday evening Of next
wrrk. The music viii be by Giyen's full or
a'->,,a u Le" l>tpn The sale Of ticket, will
open ai Psreher'- Friday. April Is.
Please read Ia our ADVERTISING columns
,ho a>>c>-H.,' notice who have extended the
time IN which taxpayer, can bring in their
'a-na'ion-. Between You and Us they have
several other interesting things to -ay in that
i.''ertl-' mynt 70 thr taxpayers. tut they told
" ln .'nt i.ncc, and We do not feel at liberty
'a tc ou what they said
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14
NnIrH

sarry.
few days ago Mrs. Fanny Synclair
of this place received letter from her
brother. Amssa Flood of Ness City, Kan
sas. stating that their father, Amasa B.
Flood. died at that place on the goth of
last December. Mr.. Flood was q native of
this town where he has one daughter and
a brother. Simon Flood, two sisters, Mrs
Hannah Young and Mrs. Sarah Treworgy,
and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Emery Of Fall
mouth. Me. 1t has been twenty. five years
since MIR. Flood last visited his native
town.
Miss Margery Chatto entered the High
school at Freeport, April I.
Miss Mertie Synclsir is spending few
W eeks with her uncle, Isaac Smiths fami-
ly, at Ellsworth.
Mrs. Eta Chstto has sold her home in
Eden to Mrs. Julia A. Chatto; also the
home of her father, the late John Wasgatt,
which is situated at West Ellsw orth, to
George kenney.
The social gathering held by the Y p
s c. + at the Baptist vestry was greatly
enjoyed by all who were present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-04-14

Work has started on Grindstone Neck !;
large crew of men are employed on the
carpenter and mason work on the six new
cottages.
After long period of nacton. In which
period the lodge nearly went down. Iron
BuunG Lodge. q. of &. +. has again re-
vivcd and II is hoped that it may be able
10 keep up the meetings. which for the
las, three years have been suspended
through the summer months
The young people Of the village are
shortly To give an entertainment. consist
iug OF vocal and instrumental music Ia be
followed ny the farce entitled The Young
t"liegian the proceeds 10 go to Camp No.
:. L. O. ; Of 4
@ NJ Hammond has sold his printing
business To r. G. Tracy of this yillsge
+, W. Tufts has sold his stock OF goods
To Geo. Matthews. who has moved them
Int" his new store on the east side Of the
village.
April II.