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NOTICE.

10 the rrobate Couri 10 and Tor salt Lake
tuunty, Teuitury OF U,ah.
In tho matter Of tho esiite Of Enoch Reoie.
drcra ed
NOTICE ~ HEHEnY GIVEN THAT
~ John II. Reese, administrator OF tho
sstate'of Enoch Reese. deceasun has rendered
Tor settlement, and nicd iu tald court bis fuai
acrouut OF hia naturalization OF SAID estate
and peiu Tor nnal distribution Of nUfcsidue
~ SAID estate among tho uurons outuoi
thereto, and that saturday, tnu iUth DAY OF
november A 1874 az 10 O'Clock m.. at the
cuur. room Of sad court 90 the Couu Court
House, -alt laHc tlty and County, Utah Ter.
Hitnrv. haa been daily appointed by the lu 80
% sud court Tor the tciilcmrut IT said
account aud hearing taii petition Tor distrihu.
iiOu. AZ which time aud place any person
Interested On said estate nay appeaf ana how
cause. 10 any there De- why aaid account
should not be setucd ana approved aud nnal
distnbuton made ~ prayed Tor
Dated october lith, A. isll
u. y. MKtOY.
CLERK Of Probate Court
ny y JACK. DupuU ok
John VI. cannon. Attorney
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STATE OF TrxAs, COUNTY OF McLESs AZ
before me tue undersigned authority on this
Gay pruonaly appeared George Cummlnga,
who AtiUr being b. inc duly sworn. on his oatb
says thAt have been suffering with fhru.
maUtn Tor tho last siN months, aud could nod
no folici from sane I was unable 10 walk up
stAits ana cou not work any ~ all. 1 have
used Professor MicfH Great Wonderful Hem
edy' Tor three DAYS aud can say that believe
I am cured. / can now walk anywhere and
wugk ~ VOL o. ever could
IEUHGE CUMMINGS,
sworn 10 and subscribed before mo this On
day " April, isgl
SAL j 4, HARIs
J 4. aud exsOnlrio. Notary Public. Nolan.
nAn CuuutT, Ioxaa.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court co. and Tor salt Lake
County, crritorY Of Utah.

In the Probate Court o. ana Tor SAT- LAKE
County, 1orritorY Of Utah.
In the matter Of tho estate OF jane Ire.
wees, deceased.
No1tCE "a HEHtnY GIVEN THAT
~ John Trewcc executor of the est O. of
Jane 1rUwCcs deceased, hns rendered fHr
settlement and ned in said cuuri, tii nuai
account Of Standardization OF sai1 estate aud
pouunn for nuai 40. rlhuunu uf iho residue "
Haid estate among thn persons entitled thereto,
ami that Friday. the lcth day % November,
A.u., tsii. nj 100 clock am. o. the cuuft room
Of sid cur. ln tho County tuurt House, ralt
iiko CITY and Dountys Utah tCfft1ry, has
been guy appointed by inc judge Of fait
cuuf. Tor tho settlement Of said Hrroun and
hearing said petition Tor diHtribut on, At which
time aud lace any person INTERESTED in Haid
Cstato may appear and show cause, 10 any
there DO. why said account should not DO
soitled and approved anu huni distribution
made a. pray cd for
Dated October a, A y. isll
~ v MELOY,
clerk Of the Probate court.
iy J. b. JACK, deputy.
G. u. JACK. Attorney
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

As'Alo OF Thomas GOODMAN, deceased
n vlllL i, HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
ghlgnlgncl, administrator OF tho ~
.u on ITO ahA Goodman, deceased 10 the
gg,t'ti' o. Auu hll persons having claims
..a..st lhe hhid ueceafed. tu exhibit them
WI 'he necessary vouchers, within Ton moutlF
a..' we utai publication OF this notice. 10 the
sali t,t, lfalor ~ NO on South, Main ST.
dated october 10Th. islL
....,.... NJ s. WOuLLEY.
Hoo1Wan. deceased, ''N@'
'AAls H. MorLE, attorney for estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


county Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Wa. l. N.
Alice, deceased.
order 20 show Cause why order OF salo OF
Real Lutate should not be made.
NM. T. " ALLAN, IN, THE AAiiNIs.
w uaiof n tho estate ~ WIN l., \. Allen,
deceaae'i having nief petition herein duly
Nrflhrd, pfhling Tor an order ut sale ~ 40 the
real eHtaiu on said docodcut, Tor thr puTpuarH
therein act form, 10 h therefore ordered ~ the
ludge uf sii court, that all persons Interested
10 tho ustair OF Haid deceased, appear before
ne sad lFobHto Court o. Friday iho "a day
OF hoYcmbrr 1884, A. u o'clocs Ia The fore
noon OF lhld day a. tho court room OF saii
lrouAte Court AZ the County Court HOusr. la
the cay auu County OF salt Lake, utth lem.
tory, 20 show cause why an order should not
be granted Iu the said administrator, 20 sell 90
much OF the real estate OF Haid deceased al
private safe a. shall ho etcaanry, AMI thaI IA
copy NJ lhis order be published at least four
successive weeks IN ths uEsFHEt kyUstNg
NlWs nowsphper printed aud publlshod 10
SAID city aud county
JACOB H. BLAIR,
,,.,.,,.,.,--,.., 49,. Probate Judge
y L. NruEKrn, attorney Tor estate
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NOTICE
In the District Court Of The Third judicial
District Of Utah terntory.

In the District Court Of the Third judicial
District Of Utah Territory.
Richard H. Browne ard Charlos r. brooks.
co.paitncfs be Browne a BROOKS. plan.
lini.
Enos A. wan, Josiah s Iakln MARY a. Lakin.
bic wife. Glenn a. 10th oh. Jane Doe
BothW,li, be vie. x. ,. McConauEhy and
jane Doe Mclonaughy bic vile, de-
PENDANTS.
To Henry Polucou. William thafloa, Trhnk
Morch0usc and Gcorgc Morchouse, ana 60
aii others whom % may concern
You viii please take notice that the plain.
uha above named have on this 18th day Of
october, 1885,. brought suit " foroclrsc lien
against the Pan Handle. L 3. ". = No. gel,
L1kin. q. :, ". :. 20. 500, lode miuins claims,
situate. lying and being IN Camp Fioyd mining
district, tooeie County, Utah Territory.
Ana on are turthef notified that the 4 curt
has appointed Saturday. the 2iih lay Of No.
yembtr, ~ q. n the court room Of no above
named Court IN salt Late 0itv, Utah. AZ 10
O'Clock a. m. " that day, az the time and place
for al persons holding OF claiming liens under
ihc provisions OF an act Of tho unvernur and
Legislative Assembly Of tho TERRITORY Of Utah.
ouuiled "An act 70 secure liens % mechanics
hnd others and 20 repeal all other act and
laws IN relation thereto" approved March sth,
liens DAVID O. DUNBAR.
nEsstrr MARSHALL y BRADLEY, Attorneys
Date OF nut publication, November 1t,
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GERS o. ,ae names oonscryancy. -Bos.
ton Herald.
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The People u tho territory Of uA send
greeting. 10 Niliam Burke May l..
nurse, be wife. tdwnfd Pepper Mrs.
hcUrgo ". stern, Catherine D., Dyer,
Aaron hc ser, WI IAN MrtOfnickt
Mary liuAon. Union National Mana. Of
rnit Lake city, cnrppr uul. Edward 70,
Micts, trustee Tor n, 49, scott n. u.
Scott, and N. II nutord, j. ". TAYLOR and
gorge CruUscr dong business under tho
lrs nam Of fromontory stoct company,
uaIsudanta
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YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
4 pear no an action brought against YOU by
the above named plainuh in tue District Cour.
OF The fhird Judicial uiaiuct Of tho Icuitofy
Of Uuf ma 20 answer tho amended com.
plant hicd therein within ten days (eselusiys
Of the Gay Of aCryicol after the service on you
u tnis tumm mons u served within I'M. county +,
Or N served out " ths rounty, but in tails
district, within twenty days. otherwiso wltnin
Tor dAYaaor judgment BY default Wi 90
taten asainst you, according W the prayer u
The SAID action u brought 10 have a decree Of
thia court Tor tho tufUrlosuru OF certain
MORTGAGE executed ~ doiendanu Burse to one
q = CARA. september lith, isJi, upol prem.
iscs nfst hereinafter described. givcn 10 secure
payment of certain ptomissury note. Gao.
.u'si by tll deieninnt TO sad q. .. Ciafk.
alter date, with interest from maturity IL 10
yer cent per annuni! said hole being due and
unpaid save interest 70 July IT. isl, aud
tlpsb pad cd luth. isH2, and f90u1U paid
April sth. ir9l said note and mortgage hasinr
been duly assigned 10 plainun. which IL nov
Htso ho'qe, the!eot q part OF .aii premise.
mortgage. beng the premises SECONDLY herein.
after descfibcdi TO have amount OF said
moftEhGr debt Asoeftaiued aud amount due or
owing q Mrs., Geo. " stern. secured on sad
premises ~ have an order OF sale ~ usual
form 20 raise amount due 90 plainun. anI for
9.her tfl'eli sald morlsagod premises are
= ", corner Of lot 3, blnos %. plat "a, sail
iAio NV survey running thence east ~
iccL thence south 10 feet 10 beginning. pAid
released premises arc described rs fnHowat
Commencing AZ point 2a tUst east of snuth.
west corner or SAIL lot ., running thence east
200 feet, thence north % feet. thence WUft 100
icri, thence a0ulh lii feet 90 beginning. also
commencing az point laA feet east aud q rods
tuuth OF uurihWtstcQrnrT Of said lot a,ruuntuR
thence oast p iret, thence south ~ feel.
q rnee west 70 feet, thence north % feel ~
beginning, situate IA ~hlt Lake civ ami
County Utah Ana you hro hereby notified
mat u you TAIL 20 appear and anfWtr tho said
amended complaint a. above required, tho
saii plainnh VIII apply 10 the court Tor relef
drmhndcd therein,
Witness, the Hon samuel A. Merritt. Judg..
ana The seal Of tho Dstuct t0uuof
tbs Third Judicial District in and f1r
laEALl Tho cuitury u Utah this nh day of
June, IA tho year of our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and ninety.
four,
mo-. DAVID g. DUNBAR. Clerk.
ny GRO II LOOMS, Deputy Clork.
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suMMoNs.

In tho District Court Of tho Third judicial
uniult 10 UGh Territory,
County VI sat fakc
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Joseph ilauonhach, piAinuf, " Daniel
Ger. hcuiamiu Hteinman, Isaac huucr aud
samuel huucr, 60 partners a. lutcr iitothors,
iiuury Ace, illiam ruN. u, kiseman, Juuas
than ntcu, u. kifoman sn1 o, Michael, co.
partners a. nice, huN 4 Company, = W. MOf.
rison, edward Merrill, samu ! Merrill and
Thomas a. keni GO partners a. Mo-.
Jaffcy and John b. r. Wcodfuu.
co.paftnCrs ha y r. Janr.y q Company Hoct.
ford .uspcndur Company. a corporation, 4. X.
Williams A " ilHuu Co aCofpurauun Henri
hcuaiauirr, j cob ~ NeuatHdtcr, David Nou'
siadief, Isaac OppunhcimCr and -iEmlnd
lcuohtNHuECr. CusuHftntfa a. Nrustadtr
hr8thcra. aud sait i.sEo Conjunction Com.
pany, a corporation, defendants.
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sALt iAKH CIR Nov 1t. 1894.
10 whom IL may concern
have been afflicted with Kidney trouble for
several months, and c1usuitol Professor
Mier and after RECEIVING bic treatment for one
Gay fet much relieved. aud feel stronger
nov ihan have Tor u long time, and tu fact
perfectly cured Ana rrcn mtut Dr. Aiur
70 all my fucuda who arc Anilcied,
SMITH nEAP.
hcsidsnee corner ot Tenth aud Il sursis
sat Latt CITY, Utah.
Subscribed ana sworn TO before me this 1t
day Of November, lsBt.
iHHALl JOHN A. EVANS,
Notary Public
Commission ends February glth, isl6
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SIMMONS.
In mo District Court In and Tor the Third 80
dcia uistuct 81 Utah rorut1ry
County OF salt Lake

The National HANK n inc Republic. plaintiff.
W.
william Burke, Mary l. uufke. bic wife, EDWARD
topper. MfaY neurEe ". strarn. tathcuus
\. ycf, Aaron hoyser, Ntiiam %, SIC.
tofnirk, Mary huAsn. Union National
hhnt 81 SAT- Lake CITY, corporation, I'd
ward u VIC p, ifuttce Tor u o. scott,
II, a. scott and ~. a. nufnru, = W TAYLOR
ami tcorgu Cruckcr, doing business under
the hfm name ot rfumout0fy stock Iota'
uauy, Defendants.
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To Henry polucou. william thafles, Prank
Morchousc and Ueorgo Morchouse. ana to
all others whom % may concern.
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IT TILL PAY YOU TO DO II
PROFESSOR MIER,
The Great and Wonderful Maanotlo
HeaIer

Cures al Chroni' Disease. lie Il the possess
or % over 1000 andavits of cures FROM stoplc
who have been pronounced favourable" Dur
Ing ma short stay in this city he has cured over
20 people Head tho following testimonials
iOi =. Wssi tempt- - aeon Ne ~,
sst Lske tity.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-24

ding" s0ker ett embete eller nagon an
nan fordel, sa heter det:. vi aro ALA
amerikaner; men sa smart nagon sadan
vagar sig fran, sa heter det: han ar
svensk- eller norsk- eller tvs k -ameri-
kan. Och skulle tva af dem raka franz
trada samtidigt. da heter det: kunnen
icke bada ia nagot, ty I h0ren begge
till samma nationalitet. Da ar det slut
med amerikanismen. Mar man hort dy-
llkt, .sa tviflar man icke langre pa hvem
det ar, som uppehaller tvisten ON de
olika nationaliteterna hAr landet. Men
MIR det s;l Ar, och denna svarighet sy-
nes tilltaga stallet for att aftaga, sa
ar det var mening, att under det vi
bibehalla ALT godt och adelt svenskt, sd
soka vi alls icke embeten eller andra
f6rdelar pa den grund, utan derfer att
vi aro amerikaner. Men kommer da
nagon och sager, att vi icke ha r;tt
dertill lika val, som nagon AMMAN, derf6r
att vi aro svensk-amerikaner, da borde
hvarje medborgare af svensk b6rd lara
dylika herrar on lexa, som de aldrig
glomde, genom att r6sta uteslutande
for svensk amerikaner, icke blott for ett
utdn for ala e'abete,a, till dess man larde
sig erkanna att ala amerikarske med
borgare ha samma rattigheter. F0rst
mar det kOmmit derhan, att det icke
utgor cit hinder for en- person, att han
harstammar fran en- viss nationalitet,
da b0r han heller icke framstalla nagra
ansprak pa grund deraf, ej heller blan-.
da det politiken. IT. S. @.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-24
ID A x O T A.
O. B. Elliot har utnamts till post.
mastare Central City, Lawrence CO.,

O. B. Elliot har utnamts till post
m;istare i Central City, Lawrence CO.,
S. Da "-
Elevator i ruiner. Farmers Mu-
tual Elevator Johnstown, N. d., neds
rasade den 16 dennes. Elevatorn inne-
h0ll 5000 bushels hvete.
Forsonade slit brott j galgen.
Albert Bomberger som f0rliden juli
manad m0rdade mr och mrs Kreider
SAINT deras barn, blef torsdags mid
dag hangd Cando, N. Da.
fs2- rbetareforvec ecklingarne vid s.
rita Mining Company ha blifvit bi-
S.a, och hoppas man att arbetet ater
gal upptagas. ALT ar det narmaste
Sgnt och stilla, sa att trupper icke be-
.~dfvas for att skydda lif och egendom.
: Anland for att svara for slit
brott. N. M. Nelson, G. Peter An
dersons m0rdare, hvilEen ertappats
New York, har anlandt till Hurley, S.
Da., dit ford al sheriffen Stout. Peter
Anderson afled onsdags al sina sar.
Stand for fortal. Tidningfirman
Adams s. Harris i Webster, S. Da.,
som utgifver bladet Reporter and Farm
er, har al sheriff S0rensen stamts, un-
der yrl1ande af $4,000, for det namde
firms i tidningen uttalat arer0riga be-
skyllningar ON sheritfen
DR. Fisher forhor. Malet mot
dr.. Fisher, som anklagats for att hafva
f0retagit en- kriminel operation 4 miss
Minnie Olson, Ar f6remal for pr0lning l
domstolen i Sioux Falls, S. Da. Efter
miss Olsons d6d rymde Fisher, men
blef gripen Doniphan, Mo.
Stor kassabrist. Alex. Ross, kas-
s6r First National Bank / Lead City,
S. Da., har befunnits vara en- kassa-
balans pa $25, 900. Orsaken till balan-
sen .ir att sUka de f0rluster Ross gjort
under sina hvetespekulationer. Inom
en- timme efter dot upptackten var
gjord var bristen ersatt af bankens sty-
relse och aktieegare. Da Ross icke
kunde anskaffa den uskade bergen af
ST., 000 maste han sitta fangelse till
grandjuryn m0ter.
Gingo Wise stormen. Farmar-
ne Carl och John Peterson, bosatta
n;irheten af Darlington, N. Da., begaf-
vo sig harom dagen ut till slit land for.
att se efter kreaturen, under det en-
sn0storm rasade. Da de skulle ga till
baka till huset, kunde de icke fnna
Rita vHgen. Efter att hafva vandrat
i flera timmar, blefvo dc oense ON i
hvilken rigtning hemmet lag, John
lycEades slatligen, eftet att la str5ff-
vat omkring tire timmar, att tinna ett
bus, men Carl vandrade hela dagen
och natten utan att komma pa r;ltta
sptret. Slutligen blef han funnen,
men uti en- sorglig belAgenhet; begge
hans fOtter vOro fOrfrusna och var han
alldeles .vrrig hufvudot. Dat Ar
ovisst ON han kan komma sig, da han
ir go ar gammal.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-24
w is CO N 81 N

Valgorenhet. The Swift Packing
Company Chicago afs'inde f0rra vec-
kan 10000 skalpund k0tt till Ashland
for att utdclas bland stadens fattige.
Var vansinnig. Frank Mackmil-
Ter, som nylsen bortdref sina fUraldrar
fran hemmet, har f0rklarats vara van
sinnig och afsiindts till asylen for sim
nesvaga Oshkosh.
Borja pa nytt. Vid Ashland Sui
phite Fiber-kompaniets verkstader har
arbetot ;lterupptagits, hvarigenom an
sthllning gifvits at manga personer.
Bolagot amman uppf6ra ett pappers-
bruk nista sOmmar.
Onskar fa polischefen afsatt
Methodistpresten j. FL McMannis i
Washburn anklagar polischefen O'Sul-
livan och poliskonstapeln Young for
att vid cit nyligen hallet allmant mote
af den anti-kntolslla f0reningen "a. p.
A." icke hafva fullgjort sin skyldighet,
och fordrar han derf0r deras afsat.
tande.
Flick fyra tusen. I rattegangen
mellan Knute Anderson och M. G. 81
John Burke, kontrakt6ror for Duluth
Mesaba & Northern-j jernvagen, har ut
Stag falts tillerkinnande den f0rstnam-
de $4,000 som ersattning for lidna ska
dor frmans tjenst. Anderson, som
nastan f0rlorat sin syn genom en- explo-
sion, hade begart $40, 900, men nedpru-
tades summan till den ofvannamda
Icke brand till dods utan NOR
dad. I f0rra veckans hummer Omnam-
des att en- mrs Schrumps blifvit brand
till d0ds vid en- eldsvlda Cream City
Hotel Milwaukee. Hotellvarden har
scdermera bek;int att han m6rdat gum
man l6r att atkomma en- st6rre PEN
ningsumma, som hon troddes ega. Han
f0regaf dock vid samma tillfalle att in
ga penningar funnits. Emellertid har
man senare lyckats aterfnna en- del at
gummans juveler, hvilka brottslingen
g0mt slit hem.
Ofverfallen och stenad af en- upp-
retad p0belhop blef Maj. Sims i Kau-
kauna f0rliden torsdag. Sims reser
omkring och haller tai emot lzatoli-
kerna och under dot han namde dag
upptradde samlades cit par tusen per-
soner utanf6r lokalsn ooh b6rjade bonn
barber densamma med stenar. Sher-
iffen lyckades deIvis skingra p6beln
och s6kte ledsaga Sims till hotellet.
Dit kommo dc visserligen, men imam
de hunno sakerhet slogs Sims sansl0s
af en- stem utslungad fran p6belhopen.
S. afreste till Ashland dagen derpa.
Folket pa platsen ar mycket uppr6rdt
pa grund af handelsen. Det ar 0mks
ligt att Sc huru katolikerna rasa emot
dem. som klahdra pafvemakten.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-24

Valgorenhet. The Swift Packing
Company Chicago afsiinde f0rra vec-
kan 20, 900 skalpund kUtt till Ashland
for att utdclas bland stadens fattige.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-28
PROPOSITIONS and Grievances.

The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances yesterday reported the fol-
lowing bills There were a great many
warm discussions in the committee over
the insurance bills.
4 bill to amend and re-enact section
1876 Of the Code OF Virginia, relating to
exclusion of persons with contagious
diseases, or who have not been Vacci-
mated
A bill to repeal chapter al. Acts Of
Assembly 1912, an act for the APP
pointment OF an inspector Of slaves for
the city Of Norfolk.
Senate bill 10 incorporate the Eastern
Shore Game Protection Association OF
Virginia.
Senate bill TO incorporate the Mutual
Beneficial Association Of Richmond.
Senate bill 10 regulate the sale OF seed
cotton in the county of Brunswick, Va.
Senate bill TO provide for the protec-
ton Of Antwerp and Homing pigeons
and 10 punish their wlful destruction
or detention.
Bill to regulate and control insurance
companies and firms. individuals and as
sociations. Requiring deposit by all such.
Reported with amendment cNempting
from it's operation Masons. Knights Of
Pythias, Odd-Fellows. and all such bene-
fetal associations. and also all companies
doing business In only few counties.
Bill to regulate and control insurance
companies. Amending law in relation 10
tax. Reported with recommendation that
ii do not pass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-28
HrR SONS FLtsH ENGRAfILD'
Mr.. vi.,n Ind~rgoes THIS Operation
Wait of Pennsylvania X. X. Umcrrs.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, FEB. N'-SPe-
cial.-Mrs. Margaret 5. Savage aseu
eighty wears. a very highly respected
iaSv died at the residence Of her son.
Mr. lanes \. Savage at Wachapreague'
IA a few days ago. leaving four sons
III oldest of which is Mr. &. &. savage
.ditor Of the Cape Charles lieaniishl.
Mrs. W. u. Wilson, Of this ety. VINO
has been In the hospital at Noitoik ior
some time. was compelled TO undergo an
operatlon "A few days ago, and on ac-
limit of her weak condition the Wouhd
yro,,ld not heal satisfactorily and IL De
came necessary 10 ingraft piece Oh
flesh from another more healthy person,
and nor son Claude consented TO nave
q niece taken from his left arm. Inc
operation was performed without tne
use Of choloroform or ether, ana Doth
are getting along very nicely at present.
Mr.. r. l.. Sheppard. general superin-
tendent OF the Pennsylvania railroad
Altoona. Pa and party; Mr.. w. ).
J.atta. general agent Pennsylvania rail-
road Philadelphia and party en- route
10 Old Point Comfort, stopped over at
Cape Charles yesterday as the guests
Of Mr.. III. W Dunno superintendent
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road.
The annual netting OF the stockholders
Of the y. y. j.. and y. Railroad Com
pany will be held al the company's
Office in Cape Charles, Va, March 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-28
APRErTr HOnE BEDDING.
Miss Resale lie Duizele the wife Of VI.
James Blair.

Miss Resale Dc Dutzelo and Ar James
Blair were married yesterday evening no
g o'clock M the brides residence N. -N.
east Clay street. Roy. Dr. Newton pore
forming the ceremony. quite 3D. large ass
sembago OF the friends and relatives of
the contracting couple witnessed fha .rre-
mOny. Tho parlOrs were pretfIy de.0-
rated with palms and pink and white cave
nations.
The ushors ON the part OF fho bride
We're Messrs. Jack rignor Eddie senark
ana Joseph Tayl0r-an o.i scholars 0f
hers. as well as Mr.. Reginald Walker. he
Organist.
The ushers representing the groom N'.e
Messrs. Gordon Blair. j. Blair larrlr. aal
Woodbridge Edmund
Tho brides dress was Of llronler e'I-
crepe. trimmed with white lace. She oar-
ried lilies of the valley
The presents received WCro both rH.
merous and very handsome. Among Thor.
was great deal of solid silver and lr..
den china.
Mr. Blair rs q wcil-knonn druggist NJ
this city. His bride was for many year
French teacher at the High school ana
very popular among an who know h'r