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suMMnNs.
tu Che District Court in and f1r Ue laird
judicial bsurtuf JtH TERRITORY.
County 10 salt Lake



JubnM nlIar. Maftsua noau ls wife,
AIh0fL i. hluns1r, aud JanU Doe Robinson,
uo r,on'd OF ibe Territory OF Utah send
erecting 40 John ~ unuu and NtfHnlA
u0Ia1. h.s wife NUr.f . EHUua1u auI Jane
Doe Robinson, hIH wife. dc'aHiauu
Nruu ABS GtHEUY REQUIRED TO Ap.
i rcaru Hn action bfHufht aglInst YOU
NU thr above uHmu' plaintiffs lu iHH District
Court uf on. IhIrf Judicial District nf 500
TruIl1ry Of Utah fff 60 answer tho complaint
n.ri therein within ign days .cHr lsiys - me
Gay ~ service. after mo service OH you Of tuis
fammoufaf Frut1 within tnH auuntY. Or 4
served out 10 this county, hut Boz ms district.
tagH=or Judgment by default viii 10 tasen
Hsfn.t you, according 60 tho prayer Of taid
Al '-7'i action Ia brought fo have Judgment
IEHIuaI defendant uuIHu Iu fHH Humuf $500,
with interest no o. per cent per Huuuu UuW
AutN 2. l..i. inr ~. attorneys Zoe, Cor illhH
interest FROM NaY d.. i.1t. Tor 90 s.. with iu.
trrgHi from june O. lril. Ill at pee cent per
hnuum. Cog taxes paid BY p.anus. aui Tor
rlsH pf Huiti alleged Co Do due ou "a certain
uu'Hu iu plhluuu June %, lsa. Cor $3.50, with
Interest % 10 pCr cent nur hnuum=Hamu lriHg
1uu aud wholly unpaid save thp sum uf $3.50
interest -aud being occurred hy mortgage Of
even date 1u prcuIgof hulcinsftrr dCsUuho1 +,
executed 10y defendants hIlAn 90 plaluuh
said mnrig fFui premises having been fnrc
execution 0i .lIt muHFAEc. conveyed fU d0.
PENDANT NlurrI j huuiuaUu, subject 90 lien u
sAIi mortgage 10 have che utua. decree ut THE
court fUr thU HaIu uf anit premises. ndIuiFInF
that rfHrrrd. 20 such sale nH applied iu Ulys
mont OF Am0uutH due Aa above. that defend
ants ana 40 persona claiming under them be
barred uud tufr.lusCd OF all claim ur equity uf
redemption iu FllI urCmHCHt and Tor other
rCIaI SAID premises are described az .u.I0WF.
Co WlN All ~ Lott numbered from Q tp e. iu.
elusive, Hu1 being 40 the lntH comprising
uu.uu's suud VISION NJ part OF bloc. 20, plat
A. iItU Aero iIHt. UIE Yield survey. uNrrUiIur
LOT. Do and 80 of fHI1 subdivision, mi situate iu
SAT- take U|iF and County Uuh
Ana sou HrD hereby uuunyi llHt 10 YUu fail Co
appear aud uusWur Quo uaIu complaint aH above
required The saul plautIn WIN apply t0 tho
guurl Tor thU f0 iuf demanded therein.
Witness. tuU lion samuel A. Merritt. Iud e..
aud ine F1lI uf tho District Court ut
che tblfi judicial District. Iu rud
IsrAtsl Tor the Territory OF Utlh, tnk lltu
day ot july, Boo Che year OF our Lord
ono iuuuHaGi eight huudrrl aud
ninety four.
DAVID g. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny Gro %, iuuutH. Deputy l.vft
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Tho paopio o. The Territory Of Utah send
rrouuE 10 a. N. James. -fr1- D.. IIu..,
htt0 -t George ferini, J. u. IolFc, ICuuir D.
sutton tHa Commercial National Naua Ia core
IuraU0u. 49,. 81. MCCufuIUs. guardian, tbu
state bank OF Utah 10 corporation and Prank
O. Hiatt. defendants.
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Or IUE-
DESERBT WEEKLY,

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WEEKLY In the present form 10
now bound. A limited number Of
copies Of these six volumes eau be OBJ
iaincd At tho DrsEREr NEWS onico,
Salt Lake City, in bound form at 500
per volume. It is the best history OF
current events to DO obtained and by
far the cheapest, aud tho tune Is no.
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sought amer by students OF history,
snKious to be- informed OF the stirring
events which have transp.rod within
the past throo yoars-tho most interest
Ing period Of tho history OF tho Lat
tor.day Saints. Every person who
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A. M james. Sarah o. Janes. Kate &C. george
Trr uI. T. 10. Hodge, Jennie J. sutton, ODE
Commercial National Bank "a corpora.
toni. IS. s.. Mctufnick, Guardian. thg
State Bank ~ ttah "a c0nuruuonI and
frlnt D. Hiatt, defendants.
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..... ... ..........-- ............ cd. .... 81,
You hhE HEREBY hL2llttp 20 Az.
tIr above named plainuu Iu tH0 nI"uIrt Court
of .no lhfI Judicial District uf fHu truilury
of Utah, uul Co answer tlU complaint nIcd
i1rfUIn within ten daYH. UND.Us.HU HI luu DAY OF
.UrlgUI after tho service uH ruU uI This
.uIWIuHa.If served within 600. county. ur. %
served uut uf tHls county but U.U.u tHIs DIE.
.U"t. within twenty dlNH. nH..H .t. within
fHrI dlyraur judgment Hr d..uI. wI UC
90 ru against you, ac.ufHnE o. tNo prayer ~
fnIu rDuHu.ut
lhr sI.I action is brought l1 uHso Judgment
afu|UH. defendants iHurH ."I Ia.. Ht George
Permit u sum ~ tftT. with IHIUIga. ht 70
Do. ".UI pr. Hnuum. ir." Juno d. I.t Tor
hI .HUFuUgH IrHa nui UIHts "f Hlll H' eyed Goo
De- ... Uu two certain |".U.. .HTI notes. ca.
r.H..| Hv fIt HHt u.".f defendant 90
I.H..1. Sow Do. IH-. U....T With iu.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..


Location Of principal place Of business. Park
tItN, summit County uthu Location uf
mine suatc trcuL mining district, MhsaJcH
County, Utah.
NpriDE De- HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ muDuug ul lhH Board % Trustees.
ntId % Para city. un tho llih day " Iuur.
lNIl. nu IfHUHHmrnt INn uI uf ono cent urr
share Wa levied on Che capital sturt Uf thr
corporation, payable 90 thr secretary On or
before tnr . 90 day ut July. lH|t nHU HfurE
upon which ihu hsfesHmrut remains unpaid uu
ihu faId .lt1 DAY ut july, 4, will Up colin.
Uuuut mod aINHfiIHUl turHa No public HuHIuu.
and DO payment ia NOT made Before. will UH
sold un che lItu day of August 800. a. iiuum
NO. Gus Constitution building. salt lake Jtty.
ltah. 40 che huuf OF O'clock b. m
W. = uUUrON. h,Cy.
heHlltuco nurlons Court, salt Lake Uty.
TaHE CITY. june ilth. 1854
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IlUE-uNNT 900 as ORDER oF SALE
and foreclosure fU IHt H|rgUfg Div fHa
uHiuHt Court nf che Ihrf Judicial uHtFirf
~ uu Territory 10 Utah. sHaIl expose nd uuUs
De- .a 40 iHr if1 door 20 tHH County Court
p af 90 aud IuUturT uf Utah. uu tHr Itu
day ut AuEust $500 at Itu.U.UrE Dol. .aII mo
right Title. claim md interest on d. Rose.
and Mary VI Hoes o. Iu. Au1 tn tuH following
described real Uatat. sIfuHto lying aud Uclu 4
boz at Lake IIiF. salt lHtr tuuutr. TERRITORY
0f tuh, and described 81 follows. 3D. at
iat " l1t gIght, 'sI. block uttr.sN tHI.
Plat 90" sat Lake DIiy survey. more uart.eU.
larry described - follows. tu.wit' Commend.
Dos Ht tue H1u'hnt corner ~ said I1t eight lsI.
thence north forty feet. thence west one huus
yrcl nni SIXTY Owe foot, thence south iurtY
trrit hCutc rtst uuH hundred aud sixty. Gye
igrt o. iuu place OF beginning To DO sold as
Che property nf D. o. liHsf aud Mary 81 Ross.
90 Che suit N .. q. nansham.
Toms Uf saiU. rsHH
Nat 40 uufImaM
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suMNoNs


The National Bank NJ tho Republic. plaintiff.
william nurle. MARY /. burke. bic wife. Edward
q. yer. Aaron koysor. William u So.
lDui7t MARY NrNUu, uuion National
htuk % sails Lake CIV. corporation. Hd.
o. De- scott and ~. 3D. uuilrl. y vs. TaHIof
huI george Urucser, d1IuE business under
hr Nril utNg 0t ir1m0nt1ry -t1g. Com.
pauy ptiounants
The People OF uc lsrrtory OF unH send
greeting Co William huf.e MtH b..
bUur.U h. stern. Catherine b. bstr.
Aaron hU. HUr William . MUUlrrIUH.
MaIg H1.en. Union NauYna nan.. 81
MfUEH. IrIHtsa fUF 20. De- a.um U. Do
Scott, ami ~. o. Uu'Hfd. q. vs. TAYLOR aud
'f1f.e 'IH. ArT. NnINf .I.In".. under tuU
.ru nam. ul lrumUni1rY stnDs tnmrlnyt
ba.rudlU.".
Nyou NE uFHEW UEQumGD 100 Ap.
4 pear n aH action brought against bon HY
of lho lHITi IHII.HI uIstrDt0f iUH toul.YH
0i NtI N| fH answer iIt amended come
tft fuumuu.H DO served vithIu tHIH county
ur 30 served HUt Ui iN. .uuutf, Nut boo tr.a
district. within tE.HIH taH. otherwise w..Hn
uhen ataiuai sou, ... riuF Geo tuc prayer ui
said amended comp H..t
lN. 'AII tNI .. ....a|| .N nave ur.ltc OF
tnis court Tor .hg IHlUg u'lrr Ut certain
mHriF| 30 oNUruirIHE Irf.HH.uta Iur.p tn ono
90. Is Cars. september 1000. D .H.. uHII prom
lHHa HrHt hereinafter Hy".H..I. .H.I Iu stHu.r
payment Uf "a rrrtrlu UIHU' ..... uHIu. uNu.
yutod uT taII defendant IH .au I.-. tIHrk.
ANauHt t.If. l.N. .I 1919 ono HHr vHHr
alter date with Interest I.u .H."Uir M IU
per cont I"I auuuu H.II poi. ..... UHo aud
uupaIt, save interest tI IU# aI .sHH. 8nd
ST. 0. UaI ltU IUu, Is.s ... U..... uaIH
april 200, IsIli HI.I note .uu HI.IHH.H HaFIn.
IHgu dulF asaigHrl in p.aurH, winch now
Htur- boon released from operation 10 sa.I
w.r'aH.U N.Iu. i"U U'.Wia.H cocoon .IF Hfre.us
otter drs.rHU' q" hHyC amI.nI Hf sIId
mUrIHrk NN|i .rItaIuC1 auH HmH.uI Doc uf
utu. g. Site TOGO. S. -tHfn. H..#fr# uH aa.I
IrHuIs.H t.HHtr &C. order no 900. u usua.
i'r. 'I .... amount NIr DOB N..U".. HuI Cor
other I.NrIt .HIu murt.lrHi ".fU. afC
80. ,Hmgr0 f Ilt d, h'ocs .L HIsE 'h. sh.
!Atc guy survey. ruuulng iurn.r U..t H
foga i.ru.g south 90 feet to UfEn.|Hr aaiu
rHaUI UrguiHUs ore described HH fHHUWa
. 4 .WWHU.IuE roo = point aaH frNl NHH' 40 south.
/ wet corner of HtiI Joe D. running urUHH cast
[ feet. .luuye FUU.U l.l frrtt a. Ur.UH.Ig. alec
commencing At a point l-l scot aa.. buH 4 rods
HuUh No uITilN'HI .H'u. n nf 'HII Doe ..rIuuiuF
mcnge eas, ~ feet iuonge topil lil icct
NrEiuuiuss .I.uAtr |H rHIt lnEH IltF and
tOuuL liaU ana 5000 aIr hUH|F uuNfrI
that Il you thN 90 appear lni arsHrr Che said
sai1 painuH 800 Apply Go Che court Tor relief
drmaudri therein.
witness. t|e ION .umuuI s N,rIit. Judge
and thr zeal Ui no District Court 1i
tIu rHIHI Judicial uIHtr.Ht Boz and f1f
.sEAtl one 1cut.y " Uhu. this IiH day u
june Boz ilr year ~ our Lord ono
thousand eight huncrcd and ninety.
DAVID G.. puNutu. C.,rt.
hY Gro. D. lo1Hls, Deputy tIcIt.
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Uy order ug up board OF Directors. mr
tur of n."mru. H. iHr hgn'e usrssmput hla
Noon Ut..U.HI IH HuJ HNiht i7lh ANY HfUUE
uruu uH..# H#I l"HUrrWrul thaII remain HU.
.3fd Id .H.. umc WI| Hr advertised foralIu.
Hud url... payment ID made before. WIII uu
"aII Ia. .H...H suction "a Thursday Aurlat
..E. I-.I.u. .u.u.ura It m., az the ONCE uf tHo
..Hr.f.r. HHm H. cullen Hotel West Second
south .rUH. salt lnhc Guy Utah, Go pay tuc
JgIIu...uI ..Hg.aWuUt. together With tGr gusts
"f .Itr.ua.U. and ctuunaea OF sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS. Eygy.
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nGLINoUENT AssEssMENT.

Delinquent Notice. Tho grizzly Mining 60
Location OF rr!ncluh place u business, salt
LAKE CITY, ltah
Location OF woras, white Pine County. Nevada
NOTICE, THERE AXE nIIINQuINr
~ upon the col OWN described fIura Un
account ~ astraHmUut levied un thu NlHI day
OF Mly lrl, ihu several amnuuf sCi uppI.
HafUIuUH
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
y % rUHUHr meeting OF tHu board OF d.rgr.
tura uI HlIH company Nr.i on tnr llat
uHv of NlT. l-Il, asHtsamuni 40, Uuf prr
cont. of .u,.HH nor fuHIc. Waa levied upon
thU gauIlUI HIH.. ui tHu corporation, plIahlu
N4.#.at IsYl. tU tUr secretary. az tho 0n.cn OF
.tHU rumHunH. room Nrt Cullen Hotel, West
second -Hu.H street, salt Lake tIY, uuh
IrruluU. ruE f.n". upon which tnla gsHga.-
.uIu nHl. swift III" HrmUuuut ana advertised
f8f taIn ui public .unu. lud unless payment
i. made before. 800. Uu .0Il uu Monday IuI.
HHtH 1884 HI . O'Clock |r m.s 90 pay tHr UH.
IIrUutut assortment. together with the uuat. of
HHtgTuau. HuH expenses ut HuIu.
Ily order uI IH. Hoard of Directors
AHINIE PARSONS, sorv.
Cob Wee. second NnElH &C., salt Lake civ.
Jtab, Nay 1921
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Location Hf Uuro guI principal place OF bus.
MOE. cullen llHtrl WUsI second south
street, -lIt l1ko uty, utaD
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lly =. o. TfuuuNN. Deputy MarshsL
vi. lAfLngk. tltd's Attorney
Dated Salt Lake tItv. July i1th. sBI
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for
April is typical number of this favo-
rite periodical, which, for timely in
terest, variety and animation, stands
easily first amongst contemporary H.
Illustrated family magazines. The open
ing paper is delightful account, by
Charles Bradford Hudson, of that
Mecca Of students, the Latin Quarter
Of Paris; Illustrated with fourteen draw
ings by the author, including page
picture Of the fantastic Mid-Lent Carni-
val in the Place du Pantheon. Other
illustrated descriptive articles are 'sTt e
Bermudas," by DE. J. B. Mattison, and
Logging in Northern Wisconsin, by
". Z. Snead. The element of personal
ity is abundantly represented in this
number by two notable papers: "a
Generation Of the New York Bar" by
AlTan S. Southworth, ard "Three
Actresses: Symposium" by Champ
Ion Blssell, the two involving a score
or so OF interesting portraits. Martha
McCulioch Williams writes charming
ly, as ever, about the Image Makers of
New York, which picturesque subject
Hencke has illustrated ia his best
style. The complete s's1;es include a
characteristic one by mt Tolstoi, en-
titled Ivan the Fsol"; and second
installment is given of the promising
new serial, ''The Silver Shafts" Other
contributors to this number are: Elaine
Goodale Eastman, Charles e Crandall,
Minna Irving, Judith Spsccer, Lillian
Whiting, Ethel Hatton Leitner, Maade
\. Andrews, Nora X. Marble, A.
Oakley Hall, Dorothy Deane, Virgins
r. Coke, and George c. Hurlbut.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
UTsEY Is THE sw1NDLER's NAME.
He Says That Man Named Camp Gave
Him the Papers.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 10
William B. Utsy, alias Daniel G. Camp,
who attempted to swindle ex-Post-
master General John Wanamaker and
Strawbridge s. Clothier out of several
Thousand dollars by means of forged
checks, and by showing an alleged
letter Of introduction from Secretary
Eoke Smith, had this morning
sufficiently recovered from the effects of
morphine to which he is addicted, to be
given hearing before Magistrate Pole.
He was srraigned on the charge of
forgery and attempting to secure money
undeEsislse pretenses.
Utsey a>,nies his guilt and when
asked where he>got the checks drawn
to the order of Daniel c. Camp and
which amouted to S11. 900, he said:
ST got them in this city from man
named Camp. My name is William
B. Utsey, and my home is at st.
George, S. G. am buyer for Southern
houses" - - -.
The magistrate held him in $1,000
bail for further hearing on the 10th
instant. J. M. High & Co., of Atlanta,
Ga, with which firm the accused
claimed to be connected, will aid in the
prosecution.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Information Wanted from Everybody.

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The Manufacturers Record will rem
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Address Richard 81. Edmonds, editor
Manufacturers Record, Baltimore,
Md.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
What is Eczema ?

1t is an agony of agonies.
A torture Of tortureS.
1t is an itching and burning of the
skin almost beyond endurance.
1t is thousands of pin-headed YES
icles filled with an acrid fluid, ever
forming, ever bursting, ever flowing
upon the raw excoriated skin.
No part Of the human skin is
exempt.
It tortures, disfigures and hurnil-
iates more than all other skin diseases
combined.
Tender babies are among its most
numerous victims.
They are often born with it.
Sleep and rest are out Of the
question.
Most remedies and the best ply
sicians generally fail, even to relieve.
CUTICURA did no more than
cure Eczema, it would be entitled to
the gratitude Of mankind.
1t not only cures but
A single application is often suffi-
cient to afford instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to a speedy
cure.
CUTlCURA works wonders because
Il is the most wonderful skin cure of
modern times.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
IF you ! feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cows MIXED by q Frog.
Savannah Morning News.1

[Savannah Morning News
A youth who lived at High Shoals
says that his fathers cows frequently
came up at night with the appearance
of having been milked. His father
got tired of 1t and sent him to the
pasture with the COWS to catch the
thief. He watched them, be thought,
but at night it was again. He was
scolded, and sent back with them the
next day. About II o'clock, be says,
a cow went into the canes near small
lake and lowed. He crept through the
bushes and caught the thief in the act,
and he proved to be bullfrog as large
as hat. The frog was hanging on to
the cows udder, and seemed to be
enjoying his dinner immensely.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
SHE gerala and Nelrs.
OUR LIQUOR Law.
Governor Tillmsn Threatens to Spill Out
Whiskey That is Seized.

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 1s.-The
dispensary and the United States
revenue service are about to have a
warm contest, growing out of the
notification of the revenue department
that the whiskey seized by the dis
pensary in Charleston is liable to
seizure under United State statutes. In
replying to Collector Townes, Governor
Tillman acknowledges that such would
be the right of the United States
government had it found the liquor
and made the seizure, but denies the
right Of the department inasmuch as
the State constables seized it first and
as it was smuggled into the State in
order to evade the State law and not
the United States law, because it bears
stamps, showing that the. revenue
taxes had been paid. The governor
asks to have the matter settled at once,
first by the decision of the commits
sioner at Washington, and if that is
against him by a test case in the
conrts.
Concluding his letter, the governor
declares that he cannot be expected to
tamely submit to such an unjust claim
asthis. s'The United States encourages
men to break the State law by letting
them pay special tax for the privilege
to sell. When they smuggled - in
whiskey on which tax has been paid
to avail themselves of the privilege and
the State copstables seized it, it belongs
TO the State, if there is the least regard
for equity and fair play. If we can't
hold it we will dump it into the streets
in the future"
To-day the revenue department sold
at auction a lot Of whiskey that it had
seized. All but a few gallons were
purchased by the State. On hearing
that outside parties had purchased
SOuS vi ID, OOSSIuoI 1I1lAusau luSGI uCtcO
a trial justice to issue warrants for the
seizure of the goods and for the arrest
of the purchasers. The warrants
charge them with violation of section !
and they will be served as soon as the
liquor is turned over to them by the
revenue department. Being asked
what this meant, Governor Tillman
said:
''We propose to seize ali the liquor
that is sold at these revenue ssles
when it is bought by any one other
than the State government. 1t is q
direct violation of section of the dis.
pensary act for any one to purchase OF
get into their possession any packages
of whiskey that are sold by the revenue
authorities. My men have instructions
to seize all this liquor just as soon as
they can get it." 81.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
The Bicycle as a War Horse

So great has been the extension of
the use of the bicycle in the Belgian army,
as in the other military organizations of
the Continent, that the Minister Of War
at Brussells has elaborated scheme for
the prompt mobilization of the different
cyclist corps. With this object, special
railway wagons have been constructed for
the carriage of the machines. Each
wagon has carrying capacity for thirty
bicycles and as many riders, half the
machines being hung from the roof and
half being placed in wooden grooves on the
Aoorings. They are so arranged that they
remain perfectly steady and are not liable
to injury on the journey.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Saved from Wreck by Its Speed.
GLondon Daily Telegraph. I

The passengers in the Great Western
express due at Stroud at $40 last night
had marvellous escape. Timber telling
was in progress near Brimscobe, and the
trunk of tree Fifty feet long slid down
from the embankment, and as the express
came up projected over the line. The
train, which was going at sixty miles an
hour, cut through portion of fthe trunk
feet 6inches in circumference and shatter-
ed the remainder. The shocked was felt
by the passengers, and on stopping at
Strout the engine guards and steam pipe
were found to be damaged. The Of
fcials are of opinion that had the brake
been applied or the train been going at less
speed, it would have been wrecked.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
ByJ. B. Fellers, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, John NJ. Kinard, Clerk
w of Court, hath made suit to ne
to grant him Letters of Administrations
of the Estate and effects of Louisa A.
Folk, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and ad.
rnonish all and singular the kindrf d
and creditors of the said Louisa a.
Folk, deceased, that they be anc
appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at New
berry Court House, on the 2lst day
of March, 1894, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the foreno III
to show cause, if any they have, VII )
the said Administration should not "e
granted.
Given under my Hand this 9Th day
of February, Ammo Domini, 1894.
J. B. FELLERS, J. P. n. &.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Perfect health is seldom found, for
impure blood is so general. Hoods
Sarsaparilla really does purify the blood
and restores health.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

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