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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
HALIFAX GLEANINGS.
WhAI IHE DEMOCRAI REP ORTER
SLLS IND HAIRS ABOUT IHE
COURT HOUSE AND
ELSEWI7ERE

Superior court is still In Session. The
people are charmed with judge Hoke.
lie Is nrbane, dlgniiied ana dispatches his
business rapidly. The older citizens are,
oy HIM, reminded Of the old regime
tie good old days when Caldwell, Ellis
and Pearson and their compeers rode the
district Of the State. Indeed, many
thlaa he stands at tue top of the bench.
Tire Southern an. DicAens hotel have
been crowded with guests during court
1t has been remarked by all that the
tables have been we'll SUI .:plie with eat
ablss. ana the accomn odation very salts
factory.
Nj. iial. and Miss Lille Sheppard OF
C1al lestou, S. c. who haye been spend-
ing tue past winter ia Washington city,
are he: the guests Of judge q. n. Hill.
Miss Kate Ousby the charming daugh.
ter OF Maj james l.. Ousby Is visiting Mr..
K. z. Hervy's family at Weldon.
On yesterday at the Hamlet camp,
on tbs CALEDONIA State farm, convict
was killed by the the falling OF a tree.
Mrs. G.. II. 3. Howerton is erecting q
handsome Millinery ana fancy Store or
her dwelling and viii occupy 1t herself.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

The testlm onials frequently published in
this paper relating to Hoods Sarsaparllla.
They are from reliable people, state
simple facts, and show be yond doubt
that Hoods Cures. Why don't you try
this medicine? Be sure to get Hoods.
Constipation, and all troubles with the
digestive organs aud the liver, are cured
by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as dinner
pill.
Now your blood should be purified.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best spring
medicine and blood purifier.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

We offer One Hundred Dollars -eEard
for anv cate OF Ca arrh thst cannot tie
cured ~ Halls sl2rrh Cure.
I. }. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. -.
We, the lnders med have sno.n =.
j. Cheney The ia,i IL wears, ard believe
him perfectly Honorable N ell BUSINESS
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made BY their ti'rE-
Yves, Truar. holesale Druggists.
Toledo. WAlding. Kinnan 4 Mars1n.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. ..
Halls ca,arrh cure = lakea internal Y
ACTING directly upon the blood ana mu>
cous surfkce Of the system Iesiiinonn =
sent tree Price 15c. per bottle. Sold
BY All Druggist.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

~. u. P. ticCoy Elmwood Va,
sper. l. -a;nsd4y All Sunday IN town.
VI :. Ntct.l .-lcelsville Va. was
welcomed visitor - our little town on
la, SATURDAY. Mr. Hitchell is partner
of tie Lnti,l1 Lumber Company which
soon.
Miss iliiia.u " alh-r, who is on her
return home from visiting relatives and
friends in Canad> and Boston, is guest
Of Miss AEuls Cohen. Miss Walker Is
very charming and fascio ating.
Mrs. Hight Of Loulsburg, y. c., is
visiting Mrs Lee Gunter Of this place.
Mrs. Charlie Mill.gan and Mrs. Hart
vel. Merritt, two excellent ladies of our
town are preparing TO receive their supply
Of new millinery goods, and with the as
slsrance of an experienced milliner from
Baltimore e, they viii soon be ready to
supply the public with bright and pretty
new hats Tor spring and summer.
Our people were well pleased with the
two excellent sermons p!edCUeU ny NV
1Ir. Davis IN the Baptist church on last
Sunday at ii o'clock and that night a,
Z 80. AS We have Davis to preach in
the Baptist Church and one to preach il
The Methodist Church. We distingul st
them by calling one Baptist DAVIS AND
the other one Methodist Davis.
Y" welcome into our III DIST DR.. W. }
Ward OF Snow Hill, who has come to stay
with US a long TIM we hope. He ha:
taken DR.. f. S. Hunters place, and al
vino want any work done in dentistr,
will be pleased With DR.. Wards work
for De comes highly recommended. ant
be is an excellent gentleman.
y are very glad to be able to tel
the public and many friends of Mr.. s. G.
Belamy's convalscence. He is able tt
SIT up some every day now. He has has
tie typhoid fever ior quite a long
time
Miss Mabel Curtis who has been Ill fol
some few days is slowly improving.
March 18th. NJ. L.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

laoF2. g =. :s--.
7: IN. Jul:s s Carr, OF Durham.N c.,
m Aiarc', :, 1893, sent the editor IF THE
DEMOCRAT he following endorse N ent
d it@ Union Central Life Insurance
Jojny4n. - Cincinnati:
DEAR ~IR:
u 'ake pleasure in saying that | am a
great believer in Life Insurance aud that
carry upon my own life large amount
Of Insurance. Among other companies
u which ! am insured is the Union Cen
raj Lite Insurance Company Of Cinclnat.
Il, ana TO the limit which the company
vii .a2e ''non any one life. am pleas
81 with tie Union Central, and regard it
IS being safely, wisely and prudently
nana aged and feel no hesitation in rec.
ommending it,
Yours very truly,
j. S. CARR
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
NOTICE.

By virtue Of power IN me vested
By deed of trust executed to me on
the 18th dav of Dec, 1889, by T. E.
Ausborne aud wife which ls OF record
in Book SO, on bage Ala and | snall
sell for cash IN Scotland Neck on the
8tn day of April, 1898, the following
described laod, to wit: That land
lying on the road leading by Sans
Head to Steptoe's Mill just on the
opposite side of the forks at Sans
Head, bounded by the lands Of Tho
mas johnson, Mrs. Best Jordan
James. Henry James, Bob Ferral
and Charlie Everett, and contslning
one hundred and seventy five acres.
This March. 8, 1898.
395 st W. H. KITCHIN, Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
LOsssssy Com sas 5.siO ?. 4T~.

The report Of tbs regular monthly
meeting Of the county commissioners
was crowded out last week. Most Of
their work vas devoted to examining and
allowing accounts. Accounts ere allow
ed:
Jenkins family sos; JOAN Burgess
100; Moliie Smith 400; james Dickens
), %, i Il Parker 800; I l. Branch 800,
I N Brent 300; John Lucas increased
from go 20 400 per mouth.
J Z Cullon, serving orders, $40.
W b Daniel, quarter salary. 5000.
z y Stainback & Bro goods. 400.
Edwar is & BrougAcon. dockets, 90.
Brinkley, recording orders, 1915.
Froelich, rubber stamp, 80.
Edwards 4 Bsoushton, deed book :,
1870
James Hines: coffin, eco.
Chas Eroellch & &c, goods, i 10.
J n Brown, goods, l4.33.
Excelsior Printing Co, printing, 200.
J A. .iarrell. printing, 9.61.
j >. " lllatnS taklnS prisoner u JAZZ
80.
Alex Di"kenS, c.:tfin. 2.CO.
J l. Judkins, goods; 1898.
" NJ. Cohen, drug, 1880.
+ G Reid, Jail account, 2o7.9o
Sam Clanton, work, LOS
Dr G E Matthews, experts fee, $500.
Il G Reid, expenses in State VS. Green
Hill, 1000
Roanoke News, printing, $3.50,
John Fenner. work. 75cts.
Id Browning supt. coanty home;
AO.Sl.
CLARK. taking prisoner to jail so.
Trim Williams, repairing bridge, 5.25,
E:nry i Pierce, goods, 69.37,
g W Wilcox, conveying prisoners,
17.4n.
The Democrat, printing, $50.
Einry & Daniel, goods, 6.45.
j A Harrell, printing D.
G H Wilcox, serving notices, 2 40.
W. r. Shaw, work, S.O7.
r H White, taking prisoners to jail
$50.
A II Green, taking prisoners to jail
3.Oo.
4 ID Green, serving notices, l.SO,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
This i. Meant for You.

This il Meant for You
it has bsen truly said that half the
world does not know how the other half
lives. Comparatively few of US have per-
feet health, owing to the impure condi-
ton of our bleod. But we rub along
from dav to day, with scarcely thought,
unless forced to our attention, of the
thousands all about US who are suffering
from scorfulA, salt rheum snd other serio-
us plood disorders, and whose agonies
can only be imagined. The marked sue
cess Of Hoods Sarsaparilla for these trou.
bles, as shown IN our advertising columns
frequently, certainly seems to Justify
urging the usa of this excellent medicine
by all who know that their blood is dis
ordered. Every claim in behalf Of
Hoods Sarsabrilla is fully backed up by
what the medicine has done and is still
doing, and when its proprie ors urge its
merits and its use upon all who suffer
from impure blood, in great or small de.
srees, they certainly mean to include
you:
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
PERSONALS.

cir. K. J. Smell oF Hohgo,d "
| ii town nopd :
Mr.. u tiotrm.a ~ Nor Mon'
d AZ 20 p.rchase sp'ing goods
Miss Eunice Mcdowell wen, Il
Richmsnd Tue sday.
Mr.. +. =. Shields and Miss Msy
gle Shields weot to Richmond Toes
dsy.
Mss Mar Smith went 70 Rico.
mond Tuesday.
Mrs K II. Horne spent Day OF
two in Greenville last week.
Mr.. s. r. Dunn wet 10 Lonlsburg
Friday On Basiness.
Miss Miller Of Raleigh visited
Miss Gertie Kitchin last week.
Mr.. T. r. Moore. Of Greenv,lle
\. e.. was 10 town Saturday.
AIR. II. Montague of Wi s'on came
down last week and spent several
days WITH his mother.
Mrs. d. Ecmondson went tc
Rocky NJ. yesterday to visit bel
sister.
DR.. A. C. Llverman went to Wei
don last week aud purchased $500
| horse.
Mr.. T. B. Haskell went to Ham
ilton sunday to do some work fo
| MIR. Hitch.
Mrs. +. b. Higgs came up from
lGreenville Wednes day to visit he
| father, Mr.. ]. G.. Shielda.
Mics Sadie Cooke, OF Baltimore
! rent her smiles and charms to th,
circle Of young people here severa
days this week. She wal tire CUES
| OF Mr.. j. p. Futrell's family.
! Judge Hoke spent Sunday Will
| Mr.. W. A. Dunn. He has been high
ly compilmeLted by the members o.
| the bar, all suitors and the public
generally since he has 5ee7 holding
court 10 Halifax. He is one Of til,
! ablest aud most accurate Judges OF
| the bench.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

TO THE LADIEs.-~I will open in connec-
ton with my Millinery Store in Scotland
N eek, tirst-class dress making establish
ment' and will gladly fill all orders en-
trusted to me. Low prices and satisfac>
tlon guaranteed.
Yours truly,
3 8 ct. MRS, K, 81. HORNE Il
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
GLOW TO CURE ALI. Skin DISEASES. ;

Simply apply "SwAYNE's Or NTMENT.''
No internal m dicine required. Curea
letter, eczema. Itch, all eruptlons on tn.
face, hands nose. &C., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers ore possessed by
no other remedy Ask yo1r druggist for
SwAYNE'S OINTMENT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

n O11HUCF EVT II HbaFSHIn.
| have beautiful exhibit of pianos ant
| will sell at sacrifice, for either cash
or on installment. If rot sold they viii
be shipped away next week. Call an6
see them every body. Pianos and Or
gans, thoroughly cleaned, repaired and
tuned. Respectfully,
R. e. SHAW
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
LAND SALE.Il

By virtue Of power given me by .
certain deed OF frost executed 10 me
nv J. II. Bell and wife, Jene. on 18th
February 1888, and recorded in
Book 20 A. page 157 in the office
of register of deeds for Halifax
county, / will sell for cash in the
town Of Scotland Neck on Saturday
the LIST day Of April between the
hours OF II and o'clock that tract
or parcel of land described in said
deed, containing forty-one acres,
adjoining the lands Of +. N. House
W. A. Station and othsrs.
This February 25th 1899
Z. Speed,
3-25t. Trustee.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

Affections of the bowels, so oreTealent
IN children, cured by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
A dose of SIMMONS Liver Regulator,
taken daily, will relieve and prevent in
digestion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
n. B, JOSey
-vaTs4 Ekfte'stzT FED.

Loot CUT New Goo3s. Next seek
at NJ HOFFMAN 4 Bros.
Cal and SCI, our new goods 1cXt week =,
NJ. HOFFMAN & .RO.
Ieney saved IS uoneg made. Do1.'t buy
your Goods before seeing our neg stock.
n. HOFFMAN 4 BRO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

Pimples, blotches. rores, ana their
cause, removed by Simmons Liver Regu.
iauOr.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16
Norfolk q Carolina r. r.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE

Dated Jan. 30, 1893
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

Mics Sadie Cooke, OF Baltimore
rent her smiles and charms to the
circle Of young people here sewers.
days this week. She was tire CUES,
OF Mr.. j. P. FutrelPs family.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

The report Of tbs regular monthly
meeting of the county commissioners
was crowded out last week. Most Of
their work vas devoted to examining and
allowing accounts. Accounts we're allow
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-16

Mrs. +. b. HiRgs came up from
Greenville Wedne sday to visit her
father, MIR. ]. G.. ShielGa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

years, aud thn, his apple iion for
palicn, OF tie Silver Star shou ld he
cancelled.
COPPER IN sANPE1E.
Ephraim Eatsrprise; J. n. Jacob.
zen ssys he has found copper mine
In the hills west Of town anu that II ID
his Intention 10 work II during the
coming summer, as the pros poets look
very favorable. We hope Il Il true
anu that the results will be good thing
for the finder.
Though the suow Is yet very deep OF
the head II Clear Creek canyon, says
the Richfied advocate, Prospecting
outfits are almost daily seen going into
that country. The prospects are that
valuablc fluids will continue TO he
made In that part and that some Of
these mines will be heavy producer'
this summer.
The tunnel ia the Baby Mckee
mine, Big Cottonwood. which n IN
$50 feet, Is said by T.. Il. Mayne, who
~ working tho mine, 10 be nearly u
the ledge, the footwall having been
encountered. Mr.. Mayno thinks the
ledge at this polpt will contain large
amount Of ore. Regarding the asbestos
flnd made last TAIL, Mr.. Wayne sayt
ground he Will commence operations
for development.
Tho reservoir near Deseret Is nearing
completion. Many thousands Of dollars
have been expended already ami many
more Will he spent In this completion
Of this, iho largest reservoir la south.
eTn Utah. There are many farmers
who have taken land near Il, says the
Ephralm blterpuse, and expect nj
some future Jay 10 reap large profit
tor their labor. That tract OF LAND hai
heretofore bopn what might be called
desert, but Its future prospects are
brig Int indeed.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'a clearing house exch anges
amounted to s229,37l.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yerk-Silvor, s9lc, lead, $40.
LOndon-5ilveb 3i4d.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & Go. received today:
Mingo bullion, sS694.
Mccormick d %. received today:
Silver and lead ores, $500.
t. II. Jones q Co. received today:
Bullion, s2JC(; ores, $500. Total
$1,000.
W. q. Steward had In for assay to.
day ~ tons OF 1859 ore, p tons Of Old
Telegraph ore, 2sT tons Of Ophir uiil
orc aud two lots OF New Highland ore,
a. tons.
j. w. Cutrie had In for nssay today
laO tons OF Horn Silver ore and l05 tons
OF Sampson ore.
W. a. Hodges had In today for
assay one lot Of sampson ore, los tons,
and lour other controls.
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VISITING THE "BLACKHOLE."
The Grand Jury Behind Prison Bars
This Aiternoon.--What They
Saw There.

The grand Jury ut 8:l5 this aflernoon,
headed by Foreman ConklIn, sudden.
ly presented themselves ut police head.
quarters and demanded that Chief
Paul admit them TO the city jail being
DESTROYS OF inquiring into the capacity
and sanitary condition Of that OF con.
demned building.
"Get cut your keys" said Chief Paul
to Assistant Jailer Burbidge, "and
show the boys around"
Johnny promptly obeyed the order OF
his commanding officer, and soon
twelve good men and true" had passed
the portals OF the little, old prison
house. They first visited the dining
room, where they found everything ia
apple-pio order. An inspection Of the
kitchen found II In the same condition.
"This way, gentlemen, "said Johnny
Burbidge as he led the inquisltorial
body upstairs 90 tho woman's warj
Only one inmate was found in this
part OF the building, ana she was n
negress sent up for patit larceny. She
Nnh DusNluK n'frcu Win ctule. and
glanced about with ili-nalured curioa.
| ity when spoken 10.
Adjacent 10 this ward a man with
dellrlum tremens lay PROSTATE upon
his bod and numerous questions wern
asked regarding his case aud the
treatment lie was receiving. A
step across the hallway and
a heavy Iron door was swung on its
hinges aud admission was outnlned
into the presence Of the hardest Grim
inals In the custody ofthe city. with
these the Jurors were mlngllng at press
| time.
Whilono audible oxpressions reached
| tho NEWS reporters onrs as 10 what
| the complexion Of their report will bo
enough information was cleaned 10
MATE the statement safe that tho fall
will be condemned ~ 1t has been for
twenty yaars past.
More than this, II what Councilman
| Horn says is correct, the City Council
may liz indicted for the maintaining o
! public nuiaanoe and Disgrace.
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Tnr CuLLES-S u Glo.fo. Kansas city, Jno
" struck, JAS iycfHf A. Williams and VIE,
Henry Newell, Mrs David rfunt, Misa Noomot
Park Miss Epplcr jaetsouyiIlc. oai Juo WI
con, seattle, MIS- Wa kUnUn, Miss ucu kcnUu,
Virginia CITY " j llcYrAu, . Wallace, e. q
Poet, " y orayca, a Iuupa. W - WodoI, a
q Lmerson, neo allen, AZ Hart, . q Akcn,
Jno fuiyig, M Name. Ogden, Alec Wood
frisco. nc schramon, D N Carhart W A
ncardsiey, ogden.
TnE KSursroHD-Alc1 Just, Now York; NJ
Ohorfcldcr, Omaha, WIN q uofnrcst, Alton l.
Dickcrman and wife, Aius Faster u Dickcrman,
!. bickcrman ", hiAs Msty 4 ilewes, colo
RADIO -pr.ngs; Louis lllilier aud WIFE. Mise Nh.
Ter, Akron, ohio; 4 j ulddatE, stockton
fhcO DAVIS, boston WIN u Calcutt San ran
cisco Ben hrye, - Joe' - tmery, " \
York. Chaa a DcCoufccy. o Il Humphrey,
Lawrence, kane; Chas Robinson aud wife,
chicago; Mrs VI finglec, Mics fiuercc Hazel
ringtee, , . pinsres, pg,,o.i, W " chase.
) NJ Jarvis, kansas, W n Cline Semitic. wash
= 2 Howe, Milwaukee q T. sOrcnHun, New
YORK, 5 II Cornwyll. Hartford, Conn; WIN a
schmltzkopf, New lors, y q Nuact. Clcyg.
land, J 4 Kcmillard AMI wife, oakland; W ~
Newcomb, & Barnci, Cleveland, %; u 5
Hiahup, Lock port, y = 90 " Noogt. san Fran
cisco. 81 HAIRS, Miss Harris. Mifs Aiyira
Harris, New lcaland J, Marion, uhinAi n
Arnhoid. san Francisco; y ~ juucs, chicago
james Wood and wife, flitshufgni L. NOOs Hnd
wife Mis-, Alter krclaum NJ Louis, 40. j
rison and wife. san Francisco; . Durry,
uuray, Colo; b q CHriuack, II Louis sctti Is
Bradley, Denver John T. Marble, Los Angeles.
Tut MoR0As.-R II Fans. Washington, u O;
q Harold, George OCpnucll b nlllon and
wife. Joseph Hart, 'iss DomAr, Al Wilson
Ani wife, Miss a Carlo, Mics NJ Nicholas, Mica
l. Nichols, Miss d holhruog, u Hilton, A D
Morgan, Charles hettlor, iialicn a Huri co; \
Gladly, Berlin, Germany, W MupcIatt. 4
Ioierson. Nina; George q WhltmOre, Ncphi
& 4 POWELL. Colorado springs W N luyiance.
spfingylue, Utsh, Chnrius 5 Mufaur, chicago,
Nis VI smith. Nevada, a J. Roller, Woodland
Thomas q Lock, Columbus, ono; Mis Chris
Jensen, John DAiigsr, Geo v Hudson, ogden
" Parker and wife, Laramie
ruE WINE lIousE-w Cox. ". Car.
lis bingham, j l. McBeih. raysOn. Al Thea,
1hisslo, q A. wAttcrBon, Harrington; james
Burns, Manti; II pouglas, tort douglas; hr,
q W Edgington, COaiyiloi a u Bsiiiiaon aud
yie. Cedas Raapidsi T. Augustine. Iowa. a
= CurosNell. fncatcllo, idni j johnson,
bennington. " white, Macon. Mo; . a
Anderson, Lode, Cali. j ~ ileudry. Deep
Creek q Is Hall, 7 Hall and wife, Darleld, o,
John brown. Provo; Cunningham, Hen
bricks, Park Uily.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

Jo,eph 3. Peery and !. ID. Jarvis
took n run dJwn from Ogden Yesterday
and epent the greater part Of the day
looking around through the ovof.
present mists.
George r. Ncwm u, who resides In
the burg which contains the sugar
factory and good many other enter.
prises, Ia here for the time being and
feeling as well ~ the weather viii per-
NIT.
Il. J. Radaiz, WHO holds forth at
Stockton when nj home anu engages
In miniug, Is here and presumably
enjoying the occul,aunn OF our IN.
cipient springtime as much az We DO.
A, Is. Emery Oi Park CITY came
down aud tUOk ~ q statlou at the
kuuteford for the time being. The
sumo Ia true Of w. V. Rice. II they
came 10 get into an improved temper
AZURE they will probably re,prn on the
fret train.
w. II. Pike, NJ. b., Of Provo, Lot the
asylum for the insane aud hls patients
generally get al1ug without him lot
n spell while he took run up this way.
Tho doctor is n rock.rbbsd Democrat
and says he 10 at present iudustIioutly
engaged Ia looking on.
-
Josao Watson, Vns Of the members
u the Williamsburg city Insurance
company, one OF tnu lca1ing financial
organizations Of the country. II In the
city. lie Ia being shown around by
Hon. ii. J. Grant, who represents Mir.
Watson's company in Utah.
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roi. She was tho 20 other Of ten children. i've
sous aud Eve daughters. and was the only one
OF her family who came ~ utan
JAconsgN.--in Mil Crook. NAV 25ih, Of
pneumonia, prson u. Jacobsen, son " J u
aud Eliza Jacobsen, aged months and
days.
fnosr--ln salt Lake CITY, May "a. isl1 al
o.ls y m, - tho residence OF her dhugutcT
Mrs sarah a tnalgn, ~ iinh Elst street,
o. geucral debility, MARI \. Frost rclIci OF the
iate burr itosL aged u years, monshs and
10 days.
Deceased vas born IN Sew Haven, Conn.
cmlgraicd with her family 10 Nauvoo IA May
leil Her husband was one OF the pionuris
WHO entered this yalCy Jnly gith. ieii, she
following. Will her fanny and arriving on
sent y 81 thu same year, sharing all the prva
tons ~ the carly settlers.
fuucrai services will De held IN the Eighth
Nald assembly rooms, sunday, May .sth, At II
o., tu
New Haven papers please copy.
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NorloE oF REFEReE,s sac.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j.
~ Andrew Clhoon, rofornu IN an action IN
the Third Judicial District Court OF Utah FER
fitory, wherein Mary d. brown was plaintiff
and Sarah iinya, et M were defendants, pursue
ant 70 un order made ~ tho said District Court
In tie above case, that Friday, the l0th day Of
June 1905, 90 " O'Clock NJ on sara day, Gt tho
front door Oi the county court house. In Salt
Lake County, Will tCll ~ puuh1 auction, Tor
cash. 10 ih8 highest bidder all the right uil0
and interest of the plaintiff aud all the defcn,
danta OF, IN and 10 tho following described
tract az land situated in halt Lake County,
Utah Territory, as follows, 10 wit,
Beginning nt point on the north line OF q
2rod rout 1904 chains south, and $40 chains
east IRON tho northwest corner OF lot !, section
5, ownship 2 sOuth Ofrange !, West salt Lake
Meridian, and RAINING thence east on North
line OF ROAD GO chains, thence south ll.iO
chains, thence west t5l CHAINS, thence north
one hnlf degree east u 10 chains 20 beginning,
cor tanning gcrea NJ land, together with i've
fhhres Of wafer ght IN North Jordan Canal
Company. auh.ectto confirmation by the said
District uuurI
Terms of sale, cash, 10 per cent to be paid
an day Of ale, and balance ON continuation
thereof by the sad plrtrlcl Court
Dated May ga, 1873.
Referee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
+. r. Clnte's Little Bill.

In the Third district court this after.
noon judgment was entered, by default,
In the case Of Il. II. Clu,e Vi. the
Driver Mercantile company, claim
Of slQoO for tefvices rendered by the
plnintin az managing clerk and super
intendent, at an ngrred rate OF rcmun-
Grafton OF 500 per month, between
August |, 1892, and april /, 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
She Welded a Pistol.

a woman who calls herself Mrs. G.
Simmons was arrested this afternoon
an taken to the police station ON n
charge Of disoharging revolver In
Victoria alley, or ) ale street between
Second aud Third South streets. She
was released on "pulting up" her
watch anu chain ne security. The
case VIII be called tomorrow.