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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-27
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Il pod MOskaIa.

statek parowy .Sokrates", piynacy Z
Sandomierza do overwhelmingly, po-
miedzy wsis Parchatka . Kazimierzem
natraii m ksode debows podwodna
uderzyf " nia tax SLIME, Re koto ststku
ulegfo silnemu uszkodzeniu, nadto "
kadiubie ukazai sic otw6r, pr,ez kt6ry
woda zaczeia ~przedostawa6 sic do ma.
szyny zagasila ogieh W kotle.
Maszynista Z ~palaozem schronili sic
na Pokiad; miedzy podr64nymi powstal
PoPioch, kobiety zaczely mdlsc z pre-
razenia.
Poniewa4 wypsdek zdarzyl sic m
wodzie niegiebokiej, uniknieto szczeali-
vie groznych nastspstw.
Stack osiadi ma mieliznie, podr6.ni
PrzeprawiH sie do brzegu l6dka, zkad
wyn.jstymi furmsnkami pojechali do
Nowoaleksandrji.
- KAtastrofA ma kolei. Ma linii
br.esko-kijowskie zbudowsno niedawno
drugi tor, Z ktorego dopiero obeonie Ia
czeto korzystac.
Niekt6re Pociagi miaiy sic mija6 ME
M stacjach, jsk popr-ednio, lecz W bic
GU.
Musiai o tenn appointed pomocnik
zawiadowcy stacyi Zdolbun6w, gdy.
Pociag towarowy, idacy W strone R6wns
wyprawii po dswnYm torze.
Tymozasem niemal je~dnoczesnie wy
szedl r6Unie4 po dawnym torze, inny
pociag ~towarowy.
o Worst cd Zdolbunowa pooiagi sic
spotkaiy.
Oba parowozy i 81 wagonow TOWARD
wych paddy o6ara katastrofy.
Wiexszosc wagon6w Jest cafkowicie
zdruzgotana.
Niektore spadly Z SYN i stoczyiy sic
Z nasypu.
Tor kolsjowy (stary) zostai bsrd1o
slime uszkodzony IA przestrzeni sta SAT-
nj przeszio.
Ruch pociag6w pomiedzy R6wnem q
Zdolbunowem odbywa6 sic bedzie przez
cala dobe w~ylscznie po nowyn torze.
Ma szczescie katastrofs odbyla sic
lynn razem bez ofsr " ludziach, naszy.
nisci bowiem i sluaba obu pociag6w,
~spostrzegis%y zawczasu, co sic swieci,
zdatyls zeskoczyc Z pociag6w.
Straty So bardzo E~naczne, wynosza
okolo r.. 35, 900.
Wsgony zdruzgotane sziy przswaa-
ME puste; cEesc ich byia ladowana zbo-
tenn | kamieniami.
nKur. Codz." zspewnia, re spra.
wa zaprowadzenia komunikacyi telefo-
nicznej pomiedzy Wsrszswa a Peters
burgiem jest blisks urzeozywistnienia.
Wkrotce zsrzsdzone bede odpowiednie
PROXY, kt6ryoh rezultst zsdecyduje o
urzeozywistnieniu projektu.
- Hotel zdrowia. Kilku lekarzy tu-
tejSzych Eawiszuje spoke, celem UREA
dzenia " Wsrszawie nowsgo domu
zdrowis pod 6rma p~owyaszs. w hotelu
zdrOwis, wedlug p~roJektu, kAady bedzie
mogl najSc wieksze lub mniejsze miesz-
kanie, gdzie znajdzie opieke lekarska,
pomoc felczerske leksrstws, odpowie.
dnie Potywienie i usluge. Zsklad 70
stanie nadto zaopatrzOny " kapiele zwy.
Ozsjne ! minerslne, " pr1yrERdy elek-
tTyozus, hydEopatYozns led.
- Sake kouiokrad6w pochwyoila
stra2 xiemska " okolicach Rsdomia.
skhada sic ona Z trzeoh tydow: Skmula
Wejeowejgs, PrsezwAnegO C1erniskism
mieszkshos OStrowoa, VIOLA Krajera /
GOldmans, rodem zs wsi ia
Dw6cb ostatnich slsdzono jut
oddswns z Powodu krsdziety koni "
Biasobrzegash. (.GaEeta Rad.H1
- Urzednioy kolejowi ma droQach
telsEnyeh baityckioh poddsni zostans "
grudniu roku bisAsoegO egzsminowi Z
ruskiego.
- Budows odnogi kOlejowsj mad
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-27
Daremne wysiIki.

der pOstepujaca rusyikacye Litwy,
mianowicie ludu, kt6ry pomimo,
il sic liczy prawosfawnym W
gruncie zdradza wieksza skion-
noSc do katolicyzmu i chetniej
kosciof ME cerkiew nawiedza.
Wiekszosc prawosiawnych chic
pow " guberniach: wilehskiej,
mihskiej i grodziehskiej - po.
wiadaia correspondence do rosyj
skich gazet = ME umie nawet
prSezegnac sic po rosyjsku. a pa
cierze stanowczo polskie odmawia.
Ma pop6w patrzy ,niechetnie i
~nieufnie, uwa&ajac ich "a wyzy.
skiwaczyi zfych ludzi i jesli ma
intencye, jaka chce DAD ma msze,
Tub zio&yc, jake ofare, to PREDICT
wreczy swoj grosz cieako zapra-
cowany ksiedzu ni& ,,batiuszce".
Istotnie panowie ci ME myIa
sic " lynn wzgledzie. ACE mlod.
SIZE pokolenie wfosciahskie zrusy.
6kowaio sic nieco W szkofkach
parafalnych, zo~stajacych pod egi.
da pop6w lub W seminaryach
rzadowych, atoli starsze zachowuje
starannie dawne tradycye i zna
czny plyw ma mfodzie4 wywiera.
.Stad og6i wloSciahski W zasadach
swych jest bardzo chwiejny i je.
sliby okolicznosci ulegiy zmianie,
csfy ten niemal tfum kilkomilio-
nowy z rado6cia prawosfawie
zrzucifby z siebis. = Korespon.
denci rosyjscy przypisuja to uspo.
sobienie ludu, ME umieiacego sic
poznac ma Acknowledgement rzadu
rosYjskiego, wpfywowi, Jezuitow.
Jaka& to potege przedstawis W o.
czach Rosyan zakon LojoG, gdy
Pc upfywie przeszfo wieku, jak
zostai z kraiu. usunisty jeszcze
Ouch jego iparalizuie ma Litwie
robote rosyan j kaze sic z SODA
liczyc. Pod jednym tylko wzgle
dem rad rosyiski pochwali6 sic
moze zwycieztwem ma Litwie do.
konanem. Otto z wfoScian uczy
nil wrogow obywateli ziemskich.
Zapomniano wprawdEie, ze xii
ma diva kohce," ze niebezpiecznie
jest rozdmuchiwac aaru, DO i
wiasne budynki spionac moga-
niemniej jednak fakt zostaf doko.
many i dis rad rosyiski 8 try
umfem, lecz i z pewnem przera-
aeniem spoglada ma swoje dzieio.
A Jest JUL czem sic przeraAacl
Nieuzasadnione pretensye VITO.
ician do ziemi, podsycane przez
prusy6katorow" j ludzi, co W me-
tnej wodzie ryby iowia, wywo.
iuJa coraz grozniejsze zatargi
agrarne, wystepujace coraz cze.
SCiei i grotace JUL rzecsywistym
przewrotem spolecznym. Cierpia
IA tenn obywatele ziemscy, ale i
wioScianie rujnuja sic ma opiaca.
ME tsjnych doradcow i sprawy
sadowe, kt6re sczkolwiek pre-
nieraz, niemniej jednak
ustapic z zsjetych nieprawnie
grunt6w ME chca i nawet sile
zbrojnej opor stawiaja. W do
dstku i dis jeszcze tax zwsni tn
,,sedziowie pokoju" wyroki ME-
sPrawiedliwe wydajs, jezeli rzecz
idzie miedzy obywatelem Polakiem
q wioscianami. Oh ostatni coraz
zuchwalszymi sic staja. Ma pc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-27
W. LdberkOVvsK1,
POIski Przedsiebi6rca POgrzebowv
IS0 ChGtGrfSse Street, PhGadeE.hs1

roeea pa 1wnym hodakom Ewoje przediebiortwo, a1nsczsisa 4. .
@as nosns aossS ksHdegO 1asusoSowniePodlug tyOseuis najwy0odnfsis.vos
! nJpysznsgzych karawaL6w, powoz6w, ekwipaz6v, dor04k6xz IN" -
soIHyen, n IegsseSy. ohIsty, Pruy.sdaki etc: " Philadelphia j.ko tea oLof-
~ Camden, bhdaburg, Manayunk Zam6Uisnis kaade nskutooSri. a
ktuainie Po Genie tax umisrkOWsnsjAs laden iny pundEebi6rcs ne -
" o%ym Stsnie Psnylweuis tsgO uozyni6 ME Jest " stanie.
Ola bedyoh urStdzsn PogTseby "a darmo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-27
OgfOszenie.

TEtLI choesz polac jake ogIosEenie v IL.
= kiembedz miejsc1 1 c~xasie, pisx do Geo.
z. Rowel d Co, No. 10 Spruce St, New
York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-27

Kompania Asekuracyjna Puiswskie-
60 zabezPiecza domy, skiady, towary,
domowe sprzety itp. ~przeciwko uszko-
dzeniu przez ogieh, pc oenaoh tshszych
anizeH jakakolwiek lima kompania. -
Wszyschy Polacy powinni asekurowad
svoje wiasnossi " polskiej kompanii,
Rdzie rzeselna odbiors wypiate " razie
nieszczescia.
Ksncelarya
168 w. Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Emil Bessa. pr~ezydeut, Pacific Junction
Alb. Jendrzejek, wice-prez. 657 Holt
ave-, A. J. KowAlski, kasyer, 6l7 Noble
st. A. J. Kwasigroch, sekretarz 1913
". Blaokhawk st. ]. F. Smulski, ad-
wokst 565 Noble st. Andrzej Schultz
697 Noble st. Jozef Schroeder. 436
Elston ave. Jan Czekals, 76I Holt ave.
Jan Suwalski, Ala Elston ave. Jac.
Jakubowski, 9 McHenry st. Jac. Mu-
cha, 152 w. Blackhswk St. Frank
Matr, 46 IDgraham Str. Jos. Psszkie.
wicz, SOB Holt ave.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
Wayland Springs.
ED. DENoRAT:

Ed. democrat:
As | have seen nothin from this
place for some time, l will give you
a few items. Everything has been
very quiet here up to the 18th. ult.
At that time, VIC had the Oil & Gas
men with us from Iron City, and
they, with the assistance of DR..
Jno. B. McMackin, have secured
options on some 5000 acres of land
in this vicinity, and will at an
early date begin to sink their drills
in search of oil and gas.
This move has put new life into
the people around here, and espe-
cially the Doctor. | fear he is en-
tirely gone,
John Adkisson, and several 9TH
crs have raised the price of their
land to double what it was before
the oil and gas men come to our
thriving little city,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
The Best Blood Remedy.

August A, Klagcs, $40 st. Char
les street, Baltimore, Md, writes
From my youth l suffered from a
poisonous faint in my blood. My
face and body was continually af-
fected with eruptions and sores. ]
am now ~ years Of age and boon
treated both in Germany and Am
erica. but no remedy ovcrcamc the
trouble until | used Botanic Blood
Balm, my skin is clearc, smooth
and healthy, and | consider the
poison permanently driven from
my blood indorse it as the best
blood remedy"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
ID | f ID

Pinkney Wright, one of Law
renee Counties most highly respect
ed citizens, on the Goth, while out
on his farm with a clover-huller,
was seized with apoplcxy, and
death cnsued instantly. Mr.,
Wright was born in Hickman
county Tennessee, but for a num-
Der of years, has been resident of
Lawrence. He joined the NJ. E.
Church at the age of IS, and up to
the time of his death, was ever
ready to do the will Of his master
He was teacher in the Sunday
School, at Wayne Station, and
gave his class an example by his
manner of life. The deceased was
&C years old, and leaves a wife and
SefeTal Cnlluren.
He was laid to rest in Mt. ARA
rat cemetery, Aug. 30th. He was
q member of West Point Lodge, of
F. A. NJ. The mystic brotherhood
took charge of his remains at his
home, and carried them to the
place of interment, where he was
buried with the honors of that or
der. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. J. F. Tinnon, Of
Columbia, the text was one select
by the deceased many years ago,
and he requested Rev. Tinnon to
use it at his funeral, which was,
The Lord is my shepard; | shall
not want
Mr.. Wright lived a dovout
christian life, and was ever ready
to respond to the calls of charity,
raise the fallen, cheer the heart of
those that wcpt, and by his kind
words bring snijc5 t. tn. clcrka
that were wet with tears. In the
storm of life, he was brave and
true, and in the sunshine, he was
gentle and kind, and in closing
his eyes upon the scenes of life,
and those he loved, they are open
ed to view a land of pure delight,
where he will wear the crown of
eternal joy, in the realm where the
rainbow never fades.
"The sick he soothed, the hungry he
fed,
Bid care and sorrow flee;
He loved to raise the downcast head,
OF fricndless poverty"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
Positions Guarentcad,

If you will take a full coursein Book
keeping, Shorthand and Typewriting in
Draughon's Consolidated Practical
Business College, Nashville, Tenn, you
will on entering be guaranteed good
position. If you cannot take two
branches the next best thing is to enter
for Bookkeeping, Short hand, Type
writing or Tie egrephy. Send for cat
alogue. Address, J. F. Draughon, Pres,
Nashville, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
Headquarters For Fruit Jars,

Schade & Son, have receievd one
of the largest lines of Glass Fruit
Jars, Tin Cans and Sealing Wax
Jelly Glasses and Extra Tops
ever brought to Lawrenceburg.
Come and get our prices. They
have also just secured the agency
of the "Favorite Churn," the best
churn ever put on the market, call
and examine it. Full Stock of
Stoves, Stone ware and Queens
ware always in stock.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
POSITION GUARANTEED.

(Guarentee in writings Send
for catalogue of Draughon's Con-
solidated Practical Business Col
leg. Nashville, Tenn. No vi
cation. (Mention this paper)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
Howard Institute.

Fall Term, Howard Institute,
Mt. Pleasant Tenn, will open Aug.
29th., '9S, For Catalogues and par
ticulars, address Jas. A. Bostick,
prin. MI. Pleasant Tenn.
Tuition, from two to five dollars
per month, Board, fifty dollars per
term. NO SALOONS.
Best advantages to be had in Lit
crary, Music and Art, at Howard
Institute, Mt. Pleasant Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
LOST.

Near the NJ. E. Church and par
on Aug. 31st. '93 one peck
et-book containing S31 80 The find
er will be given $500 on return
ing said pockct-book to the Office
of Lawrence Democrat.
J. T. r. w. Summerhill.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

A saw-mill will soon be put in
here; waiting | suppose, for the fl
nancial fight in Congress to be set
tied; so will close by saying we
have good crops, plenty Of beans
and peaches, so Congress can take
its time in settlcing our finances.
Punk.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01

JOIlil oCllduc d., HIS uOlldtcu
one doz. yard sticks to the Law
renceburg Institute. The teachers
know how to appreciate such kind
ness.
keep in connection with my
Groceries, a large stock of Queens
ware, which offer to my custom
ers at greatly reduced prices.
w. w. Kronk.
Robt. L. Nelson. knows just how
to make an editor smile; his first at
tempt was TO present us with a 30
pound watermelon. Thanks Bob
bic.
Any person wanting to buy a
bran new, "New Home Sewing
Machine" with all theattachments
wonld do well to call on the DEM
OCRAT office.
Miss Lou Davis, of Lexington
Ala. who has been visiting Mrs.
Sam Williams and Miss Ada Co.
mer, of this place, returned home
Tuesday, Miss Davis made many
warm friends while in the city.
The LAWRENCE DEMOCRAT, and
the Nashville American sent to
any addres one year for $165, take
advantage of this offer, and sub
scribe now.
G. H. Myher, of MINI. and G. F.
Swenson, of Iowa, preached at the
NJ. E. Church last Sunday, and will
preach at the same place next Sun
day. These Rev. Gentlemen are of
the Luthern faith.
Wanted! A few good farms to
sell on commission, terms reason
able. Call on or address King,
Auscth & CO., Lawrenceburg, Ten
ncssee.
Wren Suits, of Green Hill Ala.
has purchased J. J. Suits Livery
Stable at st. Joe, and came up
Thursday to secure a license to run
said stable, and while in town he
gave us an appreciated call.
John " Davis, Of Appleton
spent Sunday in he bur-. lndic,,
tons are, that John has heart
trouble, but we don't think it will
prove fatal.
| will sell my entire Photograph
Gallery to any one, and learn them
the trade free of charge. Call and
see me at once, for | will leave
town in ten days if don't sell.
J. A. Brickcl.
Read the papers and keep posted
in regard to the present Admins
tration. We will furnish the
Nashville American in connection
with the Lawrence DEMOCRAT for
s1.65 year. Subscribe now.
wish to state to the pnblic that
the statement in the Lawrence I'm
ion, that, IN. Gunselman, W. r.
Moore, and Grant Bishop, are do
ing the brick work on the
Catholic Church tower" is false in
part; myself and Mr.. Moore, are do
ing the work, and Mr.. Bishop is
not, nor has not been employed in
said work.
n. Gunsclman.
The Nashville American will he the
most important Democratic newspaper
published in Tennessee during the pres
ent year. 1t will contain all the politi-
cal news from Washington, giving the
names of persons appointed to Office in
the departments at Washington and to
positions in Tennessee; will give the
general news from all parts of the world
and will be of greater value in many
ways to citizens of Tennessee than any
other paper. The price of the Weekly
American is 81 year. Subscriptions
received at this office. We will furnish
the American and the LAWRENCE DEMO
GRAFT at Sl.65 year, in advance.
|
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
THE RACKET.
Fruit Jars at Cost.

Mason Glass Fruit Jars, half gal
Ion and quart, and half gallon and
quart tin cans, going at cost at
Schade & Sons, to make room for
new goods, Don't miss thisoppor-
tunity.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
CheapGOOds.

You will find fresh line of
Family groceries, alsoSchool Books
and Notions at w. r. Lewis & Cos.
East side Public square.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01
LEGAL BLANKS.

This Office has large stock of legal
blanks. The county officials, when in
need of such, should call at the DEMO
Graf office.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1893-09-01


Attend the dedication tomorrow
II. B. Sowell, went to Louisville
Thursday.
Books, stationery &c, at W. R.
Lewis q Co.'S.
Sam Medley, came in from Ky
Saturday.
Special bargains in groceries at
w. R, Lewis & Cos.
MS. McDougal, returned from
Columbia Tuesday.
Agate Ironware can be had
cheap at kronk's.
B. E. Parkinson, of st. Joe, was
in the city Tuesday.
Kronk keeps the best assortment
of Groceries in town.
Hon. NJ. L. Cover was in the
city the first of the week.
Fresh Meats always on hand, at
Barnett & Schlater's.
Read w. R. Lewis & Co.'S offer to
their customers in this issue.
RH~Go to W. W. Kronk's if you
want nice dinner set.
Mayor King, is greatly improv-
ing the condition of four streets.
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale
at the DEMOCRAT Office.
Paul Gunselman and wife spent
Il few days in Loretto this week.
Go to Barnett & Schlatcr, fol
first class family groceries.
See our offer to agents for sub.
scribers to the Lawrence Democrat
J. Z. Spence, is now employed
in the Lawrenceburg Post Office.
Kronk keeps saddles, and sells
them cheap. Give him call.
The new bridge near the spout
spring, supplies long felt necessi-
~.
We are making u speciality o!
first class Flour, Barnett IL Schla-
ter.
Sam Coleman, of Mt. Pleasant.
gave US an appreciated call tbs
first of the week.
First class staple and fancy Gro.
ceries always on hand at
W. w. kronk's
Harry Parkes, Of Nashville, i,
spending this week with relatives
and friends of this place.
Chickens, Eggs, Butter and all
kinds of Country Produce, wanted,
at Barnett & Schlatcr's.
Call at ]. A, Brickle's Photo.
graph gallery, and get your pict-
urcs. He may not stay here long.
The merchant who adrertises
during the panic, will bear the ban
ner Of success at its close.
w. II. Stricklin, will begin a Sc
RES of meetings in the court house
the second Sunday in September,
The best goods, and lowest price:
can always be had at Kronk's.
East side of square
Mrs. D. L, Rose and little daugh.
ter, went to Mt. Pleasant Tuesday,
on visit to relatives and friends.
lfyou want good bargains in
staple and fancy groceries, so tc
W. r, Lewis e Cos.
If you want to furnish your Ia
Die with delicacics or dishes, cal
on Kronk, the leading Grocer.
Henry Spence, has returned
from Nashville, where he has just
completed a course in Jennings
Business College.
When you have purchased 5000
worth of goods from us, you are en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04

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important cases 10 court aud somc
new ara very Interesting points OPT
eohatl'uu9nnl ana inIernaU1nal law
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
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boz truft, tus following dcfcn Hcd ~ seH. itu'
ate tu salt Ia COMFY, lth ~ lIiauuu
9yr,db b.. AMI = ~ i ,,tr ~, , d" N,.,. %
suhUIyI sion oil Lots anu o,'i % och D., uf f
AUrH pIai A Bta tlulu ru.NC. Witch .uiI
dcel wa. iull hleI ,9i &c ~ sat, w. once Vt
Unr. ain t1e 9th day OF May, IsH, aud a.
corded IN Bo0s 'sA 81 the in'fl-ars records
of .lid oficc, IN pare y. nhl
MlUrsaa. .aid decd pioNiaN'' among Other
thine. tIAt alouid default he maze DO tae DOS
mUnt Ut said note. Nr the lItItt lNtrtNu, 4c.
culdiug 10 IT, true tenor anu ~ lrl itei
atflihr request OF the lcgal holdrr nt said
n0ir. may pforeed TO sell the properly In sand
deco iu.cfiNO Lat public Nenuuo :" Ug fhc g
b.di.rH t .uu front dlot o. 'u' 'Ils luusct
thirty .s|' tiaysi bubble notice ut fIp urfu.
terms ana place OF sac anu deception ut tuC
b.. NfII.tH % Hu sold ny AuN' Il NII 700 90 .uuIU
Newspaper printed and rubiisnca In saItihto
| county, tiaAs and,
Wlrruas. thc said Alfred =. Gre rs and la.
belle u broycs, biz wiic. nave utterly fful
and refused o. pay the iuter0 iur uu 80 Il
note. according 10 i.s ttuv tenor Huu c'ect M
That th,y Lave fhiici Hnf refuse ll pay tho
interest maturing thereon on ihu iti Gay ct
November, it1l which said iuitrust is ROW dre
a1u wholly unpaid aud nat uy Ica'on ot tie
failure tu 30 piy said interest as sfuro li1. sltl
motto by iIs tipesscd terms haa become wholly
due. and,
whereas. SAID Dor ~ Ice. ilC Is.al holder
OF salu note, has fcquJ sied the Undersigned
lIUtUt 90 sell tue premises unltr tuy power
conferred uppn hini b. SAID de q, i1s the nor.
p.so uf Hutstying said note,
now. therefore. uuranani in tau power u ne
ycstcih Y said trust deed and ID ih, request Ut
the al Uurf u. Lee, Che lcg.N holder Df said
u.fH. afutraald. I, sam J. Kenyon, Trustee, uf
salt tsr tIt,, Utah. VIII. hl thc iluut door Of
tho Iuuhy Court House OF sat lahu tuuu,H
Utah. on tAr 18th day ot Jaruary, lsr. Il tbp
hour cot b. o'clock W of rnid tAf rUil 10 putu.
yvutue for 90. % the premise. HcfCluhtforo Hud
10 saIH fcod desc fibod, to safety rHii note ana
iuiurCs. Huu tue costs Of OK ulinr ihlu NtHt.
DHtcd December gth, lsE
81 SAN !. kENlON, Trustee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE or sam UNDER DEEp Of
~ tTuai.HNuHrusis, Daniel A. MtAiiiiur am
huHe 10. McNll'lgr hi' ~, an No ~ Jay y
Apdi, 1891, executed and delivered 10 thr salt
lake valley Loan and Trust company theft cer'
tain urUui-nrl note Cor lhH sun, ~ 5000, py
ph.p ul iAH uH h,y ~ Aprl, is2, slth ntrrv,t
u.-ain NJ no rate of % ght per coat Per annum
from date until maturity ind with Interest after
maturity on az tIiu. remaining unpaid AZ tie
rr, ~ Twelve i'I cent per annnm until fully
Where's. t1 .csuro ttc rnyineui OF s,d motto
1gr'rug g. ~ uuo tenor and oi.gt lhv -ul
,.ii 90 DAY w Nuul, l-Ji, executed and delivered
10 %. y, SaustuIN auH 7imun blmlerg-r trustees,
ut say lAGU titr IIu lrfriiufy % certain deed
whereby they conveyed o. sail ID, :. sailshury and
sWun hinhrrg'r u ilu, uo fpuosins 'dssgrh0l
i'gn''"s situate ln salt Lake county, Utah icrri-
tory, tu-NiG
eve co. 10 block ts.niy ono az " plat ~, Salt
I ntr CITY survey alf wnninR ihencs Houth sHyOu
rui- and one and uHU.'AI' feet, hsncv cost Zen
lalf frei, ilauco west iHI rods 10 place - begun
Mug"
Office NJ iho county r-rnrirr ~ salt Lake county,
Utah Territory, Ca The sith dty u April, ltyl and
recorded lu hpak "gN" 90 tho .IorsAsy furhr!s
ct sl.i once on uag, M ana
Whereas, snid dtHi provides umnng other things
uli should default 10 made Ia the payment Of
aid nutu according 90 IFS true trnOf and ,noc.
s1li trustee or 9th ~ mem, or IN case NJ theft
rvfusu in i't or dIuhuJ In any wise, the then
acting shrt't of Salt Lake cnuuty, Utah Territory
at Tie request of lhr legal holder Of slld note,
thpuld pn'gcci tu soll ihn rrorory In .ili deri
anl hpf' lnheiprp t'sgT|Hl, al public youdue y,
Tho highest bidder, OF tle fruut door u tie c1uay
rnuIt house lu tlr t14uF uf SAT lake, Utah tsF.
riipry, f0l aish. rrt aIuf thirty dayf pHili,
notice oi thn time, terms Ald place ot sale, and
description ui NE IulHry IA be- sold, ~ aiyrr-
usrmvW Doc some newest Nlrr printed aud pub
lshci len Aul' iALr suu1p' lial territory and
Mhrrra.. said uHIr BE- now due, aud the min.
Ulfal thprraf tugHiluf With the iutpfusi thereon
iuum ApGl z, lH'H & NA'llb unpaid, and the