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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

NEuEEEAs. as TIt TH nay or
w September i.Hl. .U|II.. l 'HFru Ga.
oUuiCd ami delivered 90 D.. .HH Ia.t UuuI.
inH O. tnau hwugtuUh OFF I.lH. a Bond CON.
uif.0urI Tor ihs payment ti .u. lHuaH.ud llI.
Ia.s and Interest Hrvur.Ir. I.H. IrHI#. UuI lu
SECURE ODE payment 90 on. HU"H .I mIuUt
furtII.d boz fhii bond, ..l ..H Charlie D.
MHriin 1u tuc IWo d.I tN..Ni. HNI duIfyryd
fu lrfus y. Holland, Trustee. . frUat urtH.
tou,cyIug tuhIm poi IruHt Ore following dos.
guucd real yHu'e io .wIi
t.tDu tl.1 twenty UIaUI .H. UTI. ..H. and
tIIrlN.Uuo $50 iu bloc. .n. ... 100 Ula
twenty nine tlfI, thIrtt ... twenty utc 90
WittHsonis .uhdi,HIun of U...L rI.r.. .UI.
Mat a.. sHit Lave CHS HHHU.. UfNU County 20
FHIt tHhn aud lrrfi|uT. 90 lI.H. Witch HHfT
trufi decd WlH GUY i.l r..Hfi 'H 600
omro of ,hr rctoidg. '. off .Ht 'Lau
County. ttHn IUIuIHr. nH HH. .lH "I. ri
rpr"ruiutr. Isn. ana fh.r.. 'tUH .H. recorded
ir boob Of Nlnufatg.. 30 U.sc 90 UI ine
aud fines rpIulrruUV H..U .HrU f.ru.#. than
fiN months PRIOR o. tNH HlIU. uhtrUI.r che
condition ut saiI trust Boo. U..H H.Uftr.
tln underlined trustee. HU EN.IuH u| IH.
power 100 hfm vtFrf Nr IU....I fu.I HyrI.
and ut ihe rCqu'Hiof iH 1910 tNH HuI1Irs s.
Loan AHfUtIauuu Of ltI f.. owner .rI
legal holder OF said bond. 5000 UTrr 90 UHI|It
aalU 90 tho highest bIdIUF|HI U..N atfTr 'front.'
door oft tho ouniy Count House. in thU CITY
and county OF fu't lake. |uHrI.HIf m IIIu. uu
tho 1IHf day OF October. isHH, no O'Clock nin..
tHr Hluyr described TUa. UttiU. ur au much
thereof hs may De urrtsaHrF, 5000 Gem SHARE. of
tIv finrs NJ raid corporation. tI.r u0. .aHUl TO
Che Hlli AHtn.thiuu UUHu iHH tru.f above
rfrHrI as CoIatrtl. ..IuuIH fur Nr loan
described herein, tu HHH"t. IlH obligation
lucurocitcd, and the UugHav uf ,,gtuuus
ruASh o.. HOLLAND.
Dslcd september 10. 900.
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NOTICE OF sIOCKHoLpGRs'
MEETING.

NOTCE l- HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ tNufe WIll Nr WVyHuF ut tur stock
hu.duu OF tHy Nurlu r0IHt Consolidated lr.
u.Hiiuu Company, hHII ut boz once in tHH
tuI.Cu lIuiul building. second uutu slrrUL
rI.l lakr Gus -ut D. .U County. ttsU Ter.
NOR, uu Doe th Joy 70. November 1901. 90
p u.UINlt % tn Tor ihu purpose uf rHuHIHvriuH
hui uniNf upon proportion tu change Huf
HuHuu tuu aruUlrH UI Incorporation ul HHII
COMPANY. Iu tNr following UHIuUu .ra. Geo .NIl
NI changing Hul lHyu.Iur t.u preamble
NY Htl boz. QUO go tlH Uul IUHI". & Hu IlHE 100.
cooling GOO WORT "urmu I.H WuIIH nH.IUurur
with 'UIUN.a|unH uf CHAPTER II. ' UIH. down 10
uUI urIuI.u. Che WuTIa "AUHIutHl March m.
ui UHh
Uy Increasing thr rHuial stock from
tvgutr thousand 90 1fg thIrsaui du.IHrs.
D. IFHH aWyulIu. HrUHIrs aHfu authorize
th0 900 COMPANY i1 D.I ru1 .uuHy waiter fHr
irrigation and other IlWuHvH iu UrrsHuH.
Ts|I"N. HIu" uf corporations unL UHIue HtH.k
holders IH NJ tuurUIl"n WIIN said COMPANY.
u.I .UrIN fg lU for .urh period. uf ump al
rH.H Tr.rs Iut uuHH och fHTua Huu uIuuI.
inus aa 90. uIrnUtprH mas UUIrrHIuU
g. NF providing TINT thr lHuu4. mUrIIHE.
HN..I Do IC.t Uu tuv fHII Monday |u Nuttm.
lgT. 1898, III tuuu lIY thereafter,
b, &, iMlNet PRECEDENT
j. W, WiiirtuEAp, Ju, Secretary,
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AssLssNENr NOTICE.
sUu1U T0-UlN UANAL ~

suum fu.utN CANAL Go
Principal place uf msHpss. salt LaLc city.
tlh
NOTICE O. UlUI.l GIVEN THAT
y asa WpU.H# of 900 iruHtggH Del oH thg
lttu day uf sUUt.W .uu 1888 An Aa#U HmUut OF
o. GENTS uur HU.ru wac De, vd uu thu capital
stock ui tHu uluurlyuu payable iu the sgeru.
'ury az tuH genera. uf"r of tho company, room
80, 0s Constitution llUHrng, tnit Lake cas-,
ut4.. before Iuu IIfH UtV ut November, lsHN
ANY stock uuuu which tnia assessment may
remain unpaid 600 Che Joe day uf NuN. .sIL win
Dee delinquent aru advertised Tor sale a. public
auction, aud unlwa Iu mcnt shade before,
will lH sold nn .ud 1uf NJ Dec nt 2 pm. lSI.
Co pas tlu delinquent HaHtsHmuut, together
with Che cost OF advertising aud expense OF
sal. Lake y.ty. Oct 3, ls5.
GIDEON a. GlUUs,
secretary.
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AssEssMENT NnIIoE

UrNu $50 sAiT ihBr Dts.tyo.
uuurinai place OF Iu.Ir.Hs. rat Lake city,
ltHH
NOTICE ~ IiIIUN UININ THAT
~ meeting ot tlg trustee. IH uu one
900 uay uf september |H.. aU s..ts.mtut ui
90 per nhru was luFIrI 900 tHH "Hu.tIf stuU
Uf she corporation p|fa. Goo INU secretary 100
tHU general uUrV "a tiU COMPANY. ruUm SO.
3 s Constitution huIIIus. rH|. iHlrtly. Utah,
before thu lHi d.Y 90 Sow. .UT. '.I
any HIuHE uuuu which 600. UfHU."nyut MAY
remain unpaid uu thH IHAI...f Sow. lHIi. viii
hU dtuuUuyHt qua rdN"rf" rI f"r HHIr 90 puu'la
auction, Hn1 unless payment q. made before,
will Ir cold uU the .aU. N|E Ht hUftuUUr. Ht Z
D w.. lsN. tu U#N thr N.IHUH.U. agreement
i1.rtlyr with Tho uUsl.f advertising and "a
pence uI Gale.
salt Lake city, oct q. IVA
GIDEON a. GtUUs,
httfnIHfV.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ietuto OF dOnu ~ smith, uDrUIHNI.
NOTICE ne HEREBY OWN HY TIT D.
~ undersigned administrator % thp Ostato of
John smith, deceased. to UIU creditor. of.
guu HN UrfsouH having claims against 800 s1iI
deceased. TO- exhibit thUm with 600 necessary
vouchers, Wlin.n four months 1fUr tH0 H.Ht
publication Ot This notice, o. iho al.I sHHIHIs.
traitor, at Dos rcsIduuro Dee sugar House Ufo
gIn.t, in Che County Of salt Lake. Iuu fCuI.
tory.
Dated August 18th. lsl
JANIS W NNiITU.
humHuistratlr NJ the estate ui John S. smith.
dftCasCI
MAnurLL nrd ADAMS ATTORNEYS Tor estate
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sInCKHnLpERs. MEErlNn-

NOTICE IT, iiEhEuY GIVEN THAI
n special meeting of tho ttoukholdrr. oil
the American EaFIo Mining Company win M
held hs the onir0 ui brown & ilruuurspn. 80
south Main iruuL sails Lake CIV. ttah nu
Tuesday, thu ith DAY of November lsll. Id N .Ii
O'Clock m ot fAid day. Tor the purpo.e ~
rluiyInr or dusomfmlug thouatlon OF the Hoard
OF nutciorH of snld company in selling all tGn
real estate of s1id corporation
by order OF the Hoard OF Directors
H. 10, ClIICuLOW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

In tho Probate court. DO and f1r san f.ste
County. Territory OF Utah
In the matter of the estate of Matilda
COUNSEL, deceased

NOTICE IS HEREBY gfEGN TUtI
n Frederick tm.ihural rHMui.fr..HI ul
The estate Of MATILDA HluusoI. Deceased. H..
rendered for tcttluurul, aud lItl U ..fu
court. bis FINAL account NJ hIa HImfuia.rHfIur
OF said estate and petition Cor nHHi HI.frIHutuH
uf tHc residue ct said estate ANON. f.H. lI..#.U.
EMIT. eI thereto, and tHnt IuU.InF tHr Ii.n
day of October. A ID 1893, 90 lHH|.H.. 3D. ..f..
Court House. salt Lake tify HHI Uuuuir Itsn
Territory. has been duly appointed Nr fr.
judge 0f SAID court, Cor tIH s.HIHmuutu. sid
account and hcaruF smd Ur.N. f.r II..rHHu.
fIunat which SINE and % 8.. lH. person Iuftrs
t.tnf tr said uftAtH UH. ...... HnI ...sy
cause 10 any there De-. VII. ..I. H..HHui .IHu d
moe boz settled and approved .U UulI HHtrIHu.
tIuu 300 ode Of prayed iUU
Dated tCpL 10Th ls.H
% s. NUipY.
t'uf. of tIf IfUH#t. +. uuff
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Gu the Probate Court. u and far salt Lake
county Territory Of Utah.

lu the matter of tho estate of Margaret Loams
NrMurfiu, dyyHaFud.
AUuU0 uf tine und place Tor thc herring 0l
pyuuuu i0l adm 81 uu Co probate uI will.
DlsrlaNr 10 AZ ORDER or SAID
4 court 100 HAIu mHttUT notice Do hereby
given tHut lhurHdaF,thU l6lH day ~ November.
Mo- l9". 20 Do O'Clock Au., at iNr County
Court iluu.u BOO rails ltku lIlN.tUh IrTutur.
boo ihr court room ut HHiI court NHH been uu
pointed inu ilu @ and D. ace Tor Iir hearing of 70
IrfIuuu 90 IuHtuN ~. MrNIrT'u HUN JhWy. D..
Mrhuuiu, praying Cor iho admission o. pro.
bate ui H UHr'uu document herewith prp.
sruIUI, uuuururg Co lu tNu .IHI VIII Hud
document ut Margaret Leans N,NuuIu. de-
ceased Huuu anu whore a'I NUIHuH# interested
WHy appear ami oppose fHU PROBATE uf salt
VIII. or ihD -r,Hunr of IuIfUrs tuHIaHuHt ry Co
Joseph ~. tui jaime. 4. NuNmun la prayed
Cor Don sWI UUHIuH.
1H wiuU.a urH.f lhHNn HusUuufn .Dt nN
hand and au'N.i tlo selI % faIl uUurt the
lith as ol october lsI..
lsIALI ~. ". MIIuN.
t.yrE Of t"O lTuultu Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

The Poodle %, Ng Territory NJ Utah send
gt,y.ugtu A.pH.usr HuuricHu. defendant
YOU tlE lI IlHN mQUuEu 10
appear H 800 ..inu brought against YOU
by tho above named I'luuh, in tur District
Court uf ha IHHI Judicial district ui tL0
Territory ui l,BH and tp answer tue com
plant H'u therein within tan uaVa lUAuiuHrNr
40 iHr day of service. Uftvr tho service on Sou
Of IhH Hu muu.n.. served within tu.a county.
or I served uut Ul il.a county, hut iu m6
iuriy days. ur mdsmont hy default viii b.
nkgn against 1uu, according 10 tho prayer of
Tf6 saii acton BE- brought 10 have ad Gre,
muny uN. Itur NpiWg1u paintn aud defend.
ant restoring IHWaU boz maiden u4uu. Ilur.
tcuHo UrulUu.rr Above relief urtyuu fnr On
tuC EruuuHr tluI defendant without lust cause
or prnyurauur, Dos tfratua uitIutU boz o. rruu.
iuhumau and HHul MANNER hy beating her
tbrcatunIug On L.l and murder hCr. and ann
plaintiff verify believes lnat defendant intend.
Ud Co carry .unu threats into execution, ana,
believing bier .Ie wtH lu Danger refused 81
tIr l1IU UaE ui Stay, l-JI, plaintiff haH moi
hyrI with defendant 10 lll, und defend MI h4H
not during Shat tIWN auI Tor care prior there.
Ia .upuoriof ur contributed 20 support OF
knd You arg hereby uotGpi that u YOU fam
90 apueIr and answer iuu HHiu complaint H-
nHntr required fAr 400 plaintiff viii ApuIy b.
the oourtiUr lHu rr'IHt demanded ,horeIu
Wines. llr Non. hsrlcs s Iano. JudFe.
ana tHH zeal nt tho District Court Ia
Ur IWfd Judicial pHuict n and Tor
fsTAII thr Territory of UNlh, tins th DAY %
September in tho year OF our Lord
one tHnHsAni eight hundred and
ninety inrtH
uEAID %. MCMILLAN, Clerk
iiy Gro. %. lOuus, Deputy ClgFs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

David James, the celebrated Eugllah
SCION died IN London on the second
Instant He was known o. the original
OF many famous paris but tue moot
iamuus Of hrs imppnoua. ions WIS
PeTkyn Miuglewiok iu Our Blya,
when that play was fret produced Ia
1870, ut tue iowly built Vaudeville
theatre. At that time he was u part.
nUF with another famous hum0rist,
Thomas lhoruO, with " hum was also
associated Harry Montague. He wa.
the only and original Ptrkyu, ami
though tho cast was an unusually
clever one, mOst OF tho hVnors fell g.
james.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

Louis james aud Marie WaiLwrilht
are delightful couple, Just now
they are entered In race o sec which
OF the two can give the other tue
greatest amount OF filthy nuvortisirr
top 81 column aud next 10 rradinf
matter. just after they appeared here
together tho last time, everyone was
shocked 10 learn that Wainwright had
irit her husband, ami geuerAlly In the
profession II was given out that the
HuTt Oi life chs lrI wns what had led To
The rupture. The same people who
rrtailuu this rumor said very seriously
that L0uis Jumra was btokeu.h,nrted
NJ his wifu's dUrertiOn, but that ne was
too proud mau ever 10 allow his feel
ings 10 be- known. After "A decent
interval, however. Mr.. James surprised
tho wunu by ukiug 10 him.cli a new
hvlpmget in the city u phila lulphia.
SCARCELY had the profession douc talk.
ing ON this episode whvu Marie
WRiutight cot nil tongues ugor again
10y ming "a bill f.r "A divorce against
MI. Jamrs; aa this interesting event
tuull place several months alter his
Philadelphia marriage, the freliugs OF
tue profession "A general aud Ui the
new Mrs. James In patt.culr. can be
imagined. II hc had never been
divorced from Miss Wainwright, how
dared hc cont act "A second marriage?
Hut the Gaping Of the climax hus
Jgst been reached IN the filing NJ Mir.
Jhmrs's answer 10 Wainwright com.
plniut, In 10 ho sweRrs that ne ctu-
not be divorced from Marie VAIN
wight for the reason that he was never
married b he'll Altogether nice
little honeymoon eplsouo for the nc"
Mrs. James.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

The new stock compRny is at work
ON tho Rumany Rye, pnd expects to
give that well known play ut oleap
prices on November 10th. The cpm.
many does not share the belief OF the
Tribune critic that there h. not de-
mand hero tor a fairly good dramatic
attraction " cheap rates, and thinks
the success OF tho Two Ofpngns eau
lu duplicated with % play that
Ia found to nt the tulpnts
VI thp company, Whether tho man.
ugeri are iisht or wrong romans % Ur
,eru. We do not agree win the IFi'
buHC tina, it Is out uf tho question nr
tho thoatrr 10 play this company 1T 5U
cent prices, ani to keep the old Rates la
vogue for other attractions. ~ the
company can unlri 10 play hr half
ratios auu pay tne thvBtur fyutAI, the
theaior can afford 10 let them, anu 1t b.
IN no dagger o lIsiug any sort oil
prcstlgG by the tTsuaaCtiOn. The pub.
lie understands that the house iaH
place Of IubllC amusrmUnt--that 10 Is
let during lue Courfe OF the year Tor
many miscellaneous puruOzes and on
terurises, high and low oven judge
Powers IA allowed 10 rent II at timu8-
and each attra tiOu iiAea It's own
prices OF admission, There arc dollar
shows, dollar ana "a half shows and
two dollar shows, II Patti c0mos tnis
winter she will probably charge 1--WE.
Il the public does not uhuoin @ nay
the prirce, u stage away, lust hs ID did
when Lillian Russell charged two
dollars iot la CiNalp. An occaB onal
iiily cent show, sD long as II Is i,sltut.
uhlV, cannot IA any way Affect tlr
standing or popularity Of ,he theater.
n, us our new stock company tliuse.
iuere Is a large thu4icT Eoiug section al
the public, 10 which h can suCors. fully
appeal Tor support, Whether there 4,
ur not H. another guasliou,RuI onr TINT
tho stock company WIN determine Ion
Itself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

The Anglo.mauiau craze ia New
York "a ON tue Wanc, Of least a. lar a.
theatrlcals ATE coucernei-if one may
Judge by the reception accorded Mira.
kenlall In the much Wanted play
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

main away from the Empire thciicr
lUnrer than was 90 frs tAprrtrI.
Mr. Frohman h now Arranging for
the wiuier engagement u J I'm Drew
10 this city. MI Drew IL vt present
playing The Masked BAL In the min.
ciral citiUs. This r0mCdy Is -l great D.
success that u D. o. usht u Will be
some again ~ New YORK, instead VI
having Mr.. Drew Try new comedy As
was the managers intention.
Paiti'a Last Farewell nf America no
TO Gate uprus NJ Carnegie. music hail.
New York, on November g.u, whuu
SHE viii appear iua production Uf the
lnmentcd bouuad's Faust. During her
tour, which viii extent 10 san Fran.
cisco, che VIII produce a new one act
English opera the music by Pi1ai anu
the llUfcttO ny Chas. A. Byrup. the
dramatic. criuu VI the New York
M1THiHg journal, aud author or O.
Isle " Champagne. Whether In dtru
VIII Include Salt Lake Ia her tour, nu
one seems TO know,
French d s1nt, long monopoly Of
dramatic publications, ia broken ut
lost. Tho dramatic Mirror Ucsiver 40
many applications igr printed play
books, photographs aud popular songs
that the publthur has started o. surUiy
department TO iill orders tor auythins
Ia the theatrical lice. The Mbror may
now Dc said 81 be the headquarters Tor
everything relating TO the stage.
Maurice Barrymore has announced
his iliouiDn VI permanently rotirIny
nom thv stage upon tie conclusion oil
hlb engagement with A. NJ. Palmer.
Dec. 1. ilu viii devote hls entire time
TO tue breeding aud raising OF fancy
duge.
rm' ls from the New York Mrsor.
but excellent - That authority D., We
prefer 10 difbrllevc 70. Mf Barrymore
i4 zoo much welded g. tho stage 10
mink OF Swing II up, liz ls probably
Undergoing % OF tho biues lust now,
caused by the stating he got AL nlpug
the line Tor his gUlinrution Of J,tI,f.
son Stockton IN hrluUcruCy. Hut hia
good suuee ought 10 have told him lac
deserved 10. Let him experience au.
other such tuggets Hs Captain Swift, or
A Man u thH World AMI retirement
from tue stage Fill be the thing larthest
iIom his Thoughts.
David James, the celebrated Engllah
nc,0b ditd Ia London on the second
instant. He was known ns the original
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

lu the matter of the estate uf Margaret lean
MtMurFiu, dyyHAtud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-21

pcauon los adm :, ' Oh to rroJat, OF wiil.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27

Total for all county printing in 1925 1888 IS
The printing of the Australian bal
lots was divided between the Demo-
crat and The 1E,giS, and each received
therefor $169.50. The remainder of
the bill for election printing was for
poll books, stationery, election re-
turns, warrants to Judges of Election
and circulars ordered by the Election
Supervisors.
Compare this with the statement of
the fusionist committee.
We're the falsehoods contained in
this address purely personal the editor
of The Kgis would not notice them !;
but regarding the attack as upon the
Democratic party through The LEgis,
fidelity to the party forbids the editor
to treat it with the contempt it merits
al his hands.
Perhaps the misguided men who
have signed this address do not know
that by thus affixing their names to
this tissue of falsehoods they have
laid themselves liable to prosecution
for libel They need not fear such ac-
ton, however, from the editor of The
KQis. He leaves the vindication of
his character to the people of Hartford
county, among whom he has lived for
more than thirty years and to whose
welfare he has ever been sincerely de-
voted. The punishment of those who
have thus maligned him, he leaves to
One who has said Vengeance ismine,
will repay"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27

ism in making these appropriations.
No complaint has been made that
these extra appropriations were not
properly expended by the gentlemen
whose names are mentioned in connec-
ton Herewith. The work was we'll
done and the tax payers have received
the benefit of it. The only trouble
appears to be that some of the men
who insisted most urgently that the
Commissioners should make these i'm
provements, now object to paying
their share of the bills.
The deeper the eng uiry is made into
the administration of our county af-
fairs the more it is apparent that the
Commissioners did their duty faith
fully. They have been assailed, mere
ly for political effect, and have not
Justly forfeited the confidence of the
Democratic party, which after a free
and fair primary election chose them
as its candidates
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27
Democratic Meetings

Democratic Mass Meetings will be held in
Hartford county, as follows:
At ABINGDON, Friday, Oct. 9th, at Z
O'Clock P NJ
At NORRISVILLE, Saturday, Oct. 2Sth, at
2 o'clock P. NJ.
At FALLsTON, Tuesday, October 3lst, at Z
o'clock, p NJ.
At MAGNOLIA, Wednesday, November LIST,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
At JARRETTSVILLE, Friday, November Sd,
at { O'Clock, P. NJ.
The campaign will be closed with County
Mass Meeting to be held in Bel Air on SAT-
URDAY, November 4, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. and
at O'Clock at night. band of music will
be present and number of distinguished gen.
tlemen from various parts of the State will
enlighten the people on the principles of De-
mocracy.
The following speakers have promised to
deliver addresses during the campaign, and
several of them will positively be present at
each meeting.
Hon. George Y. Maynadier, Hon. Thomas
H. Robinson, Walter W. Preston, j. 7. C..
Hopkins, Harold Scarboro, George w. Rich
ardson, William L. Cooley, Frank E. Gorrell,
jefferson Dallam, Willard &. Rouse, Hon. +.
w. Baker, George L. VanBibber, J. NJ. Street,,
j. Royston Stitier, James w. McNabb and
others.
signifed their willingness to speak at these
meetings, and one or more of them will be
present on each occasion
1t is most earnestly hoped that the voters of
Hartford county without regard to present or
past political affil atoms will attend these
meetings and hear the issues of the campaign
fairly discussed.
N. Bit will be noticed that the date of
the meeting at Abingdon has been changed to
October %, and that at Norrisville to Octo-
Der IS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27
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DEER CREEK FARMERS CLUB.

Reported for The Kgis.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club met on Sat
urday last at the home of Mr.. Robert +. Hanna.
MIR. ID. c. Wharton Smith, President, was in
the chair, and Mr.. 7. E. Swartz, Secretary
The members present, besides the host, were
Messrs. VIM. B. Hopkins, John Moores, Thomas
Lochary, John B. Wysong, VIM. ID. Lee, Jas.
w. Hanna, 5. A. " illiams and r. Harris
Archer.
Messrs Williams, Moores and Archer were
appointed a committee on inspection. Before
making their report it was decided that here
two reports, one by the chairman, commend
ing what they had seen deserving commenda-
ton, and the other by the last named member
of the committee, who shall report what he
had observed that is not done in farmer-like
Mr.. Williams said Mr. Hanna's farm lies in
the shape of paralfelogram, with a fine ap-
proach to the house, which is nicely located
and everything looking well around it. His
horse stable is roomy and comfortable. He
turkeys and chickens. His hogs look well and
thrifty.
Mr.. Archer, in making his report, said he
noticed Il spring-tooth harrow, with the teeth
turned up, lying in a fence corner, near the
horse stable. 1t would be better for the har-
row to be housed, besides the danger to stock.
He also noticed lot of old rotten logs lying
around and an old sheep pen tumbling down.
The latter, he thought, had better be torn
down or repaired.
The club discussed the silver question: all of
the members agreeing that the repeal of the
Sherman act, either Internationally at once
or at an early date, should be passed by the U.
S. Senate. A committee wa, appointed to pre-
pare paper to be forwarded to the presiding
officer of the Senate, urging him to use his best
endeavors to bring about vote ON the direct
question.
After IL general talk on the application of
fertilizers the club, at 10 O'Clock. adjourned tn
meet at the farm of Mr. VIM ID. Hopkins.
Among the guests were Messrs. Stephen b.
Hanna, William Parker, f. b. Whistler, Vim.
L. Dean and 4. 7. Patterson.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27

The November number of Harpcr's Maya
zine contains q number of interesting and val
liable articles, included among which are the
second part of ''From the Black Sea to the
Persian Gulf by Caravan y "The Decadent
Movement in Literature" by Arthur Symons {;
''Along the Bayou Teche," charming article,
by Julian Ralph; "An Indian Common
wealth." by Rein W. McAdam ''London in
the Season. by Richard Harding Davis; Gar
bitration," by Frederick r. Coudert; "Riders
of Turkey" by Col. T. A. Dodge, L. S. A.
William Blacks striking novel, ''The Hand
some Humes," is concluded in this number,
and there are also several excellent short
stories. Hdrper's easily holds the first place
among the great magazines of this country.
The Christmas number of Harper'S, which
will be issued next month, promises to be n
brilliant and beautiful holiday number.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27

Nearly every man who received a
road-warrant last year exceeded the
amount of work specified therein. No
man can charge that the extra work
was not needed or that it was not de-
manded by hundreds of the best peo-
pie of the county, who clamored for
better roads. The assertion that the
Commissioners wasted the tax payers
money in endeavoring to provide bet
ter roads is charge upon these road
members also.