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DIVIDEND NOTICE

yrIH suDAH tWWANl,-NoTiCE Is
| IUrtH. .IgUu IHat 100 tnu meeting of the
I>,.rH ..f H|fpUUurs of GOO uuu sugar company,
n....r H.f IHh# IItE, D. Cab. on Hlrrrh lHtu,
'.yl. Ii Hfuga dividend of Niigou llAI pur cent
1u mr. uaH Il capital ut slid company was
dnHIUruI ul#.N.H At once 40 ihu once 90 luG
-nrU.flr SO II Main street, SAT- lAFu 'iiF
frrf Stock UUrtUHutUH Cor this dividend wall
l.I..uuI tHaI Hs1"hNnIlrrs entitled i1ofell
rp admiration IH person ur uy authorized
.'.ff 'f. lHU .nH.rHIrHuN 40 ihu office of she
.rlrrrr.. A.. U1 r.TuN.lics Cor fIhrulual
..yI.gU. ..H.Uul. IH lees that one thHrr
Wf. ..I I.tu IHU amount of aHiI dividend
nlaU.H Iu lHu.r ,rrH.tHu iHr sioch lonEH ni iho
t.wuary r.H UTuHI. uutIra WlIl hu Trans
t.r.IIr All slH#rUNUH 90 stock who have
rrrdIts now standing uu Che books of tl' com
rHnr i0r amounts .'H. in1n ihe cuel W one
I'aTe vHI IpUruHItHH with tht HtDgs uINlcul,
.rt lHou.u u.U rTUIli tlwplclc ihriI unfr
,'.ntt Ion ono ur mono HNHrIH, STOCK cvrIlrAtga
WIll b. laa4ed ,HUmou aup.Ir,,ill,a,9,', ,.s,
secretary,
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ whereas, Herbert a, Wheeler, unmarried,
200 tho ilnd day Of March. lTt, borrowed Of
iWtnty.tao hundred 1liars, AMI made. exc.
guted and delivered o. SAID society biz note
aud ugtrrmrut Tor tlat amount, payable in loo
atallmuutH according 90 Che terms Of said note
aud agreement, 70 secure thr sali note and
agreement and the payment u all tho Install
muutH, fines and hHfutH,uunts according % the
rules and requirements ~ sad society, aud on
tGr same DIV made, executed and delivered 4.
thu undersigned, iltas A. smith, under bis
hand and suAl, his certain deed OF trust, when
deed OF trust wa rcgorio In the once Of the
SAT- Lake county hocurior, m booE"a 4" VI
Mortgages, page .hs, on the and day Of March.
ru, DO DO o'clock pm wtlrh deed Of uust
o. recorded ~ now hereby referred 10 and
made "a part Of this notice, WHEREBY he con.
Ngyoi 10 Elaa A, smith, the undersigned. for
the uses ana purposes named In SAID deed ~
trust, and 10 his heifa and assigns forever all
The property hereafter described
Ana, whereas, the said Herbert T. Whrrisr
D. now in default in paying the insurance pad
by SAID society o. provided by said decd OF
hud there BE- now due the society tho fum Of
And. whereas. at the Same time tho SAID
Herbert d Wheeler pledged twenty two shares
OF the touth srrcs siors in said society Hs ad-
dIiluual security Tor HaiI loan, with authority
60 HcIl Che same lu ease uf default lu any OF mo
provisions aud conditions in aAil note pre-
Now therefore. at tho request OF said Society
and pursuant Co tho tHrWs NJ tae said decd Of
trust 4 viii HuIl lt thU uuut door % mo
County Court House Iu the cIN aud county Of
salt Lake, Territory ui lmh ON friday, tho
Glh day uf AurIi, 1906, ut tHc hour H. % O'Clock
noon, no public UurtlHut Goo iNU highest Nitdcr,
al 900 tight. title and interest that tlc SAID
Herbert d. wheeler hl1 uu tup tand DAY NJ
N4rHu, De- d ur thlE Doc mHy Afterwards hlYn
acquired Of boo ur 90 600 lNut piece ur parcel ~
land Boo sHlt Lake County. Unu Irrutuy,
bounded auu tDHcrIUyd Ts iuIIuWs, tu.Witl
Commencing 10 point seven nut onc.hat
&c j RODS auutu of mo uUrIHUa't corner 1f Zoe
riaht .s|. UiuuE uIuty eight Il-I, uIHt -"
SAT- Lake uIty Huuyr and running t1curo
south thfra .Iir uH. fupuUr Wrst ten .lUl rode,
thence north frrru .U ruIH. tuuuUu CAnt ten
iluI roo. Go Che place off beginning.
Also aIl tnu right U'.t Huu interest % no
uf stnuE Iu /Iuu's UtuuHf building Society
Gitpu under my hand thIs lItH day NJ March,
AID. 1874. EllA' A SMITH,
liustag,
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TRUSTEES SALE

NHrUEREAs. q .. NIUE ASp HATTIE
w T. INuH Ou tho lee day OF January IHTi.
executed aud delivered 90 ODE JunIa iunhIu
MulFage ifust company ihtT pf9mi..gf} u1.g
dollars fslil, and on tho same day Cor thr
purpose of securing mo payment OF .ul uytu
aul thc iuicfy.i ihgfn1ut the aal 7. y hluc
amt uutuC b'uy, hn wife, executed and dc
lNurrd 90 IAmra %, bacon, truHiru. their rrrt
uuu trust decd upon Che following described
property, fltulfclIu thu county of rMt Lake
AMI Territory of ltlu 60 Wiz.
UrFIu one lII roo Wuatu northeast corner
of Dot four tiI. Iu lIOrN nineteen iiuIplnt - o.
tult iHEr Guy hurfrNt fuu thence South twenty
go rode. thence oast siN and one talt lUil
wet HN aud one half .N4l rods 10 Che place NJ
BEGINNING. being tNU wet i've ana one hAlf
fil. RODS of ipt three a., nnd thc east one 10
vHi.u sad tfusi decd Wa duly recorded iu tho
UH..u Of fIy county recorder uf Hllt Lake
county, 20 Cab Territory, 90 the lrd day uf May,
Wigrei. a.duu.ticci provided that 10 csso
of default boo tHU payment OF said urumHtlrY
note 0r tUr iutrfr. thereon or any part turro'
0l then lua HnIi premises should Do sold boy
public auction No Che front door OF thu gnur
iiHurG boz SALE Lake County Utah Territory,
twenty iay previous notice ot furh rlio
raueraf that umU Uuhl'sbol ia tlc t1uuy of
W6,r6as pc saId note o. pact due and wholly
Wi,rIs. tHo legal holder OF Che saId motto
HHa requested the hBli JAmus % UlgHu.
trustee la Aforesaid, 20 proceed to cell tlu saId
property uuiur the authority given uy HlId
truHt UyuI
klw therefore notice Do hereby SVEN that /,
Jane. No bacon, trustee Aa Aforesaid, VIII tH
tIruH dlg OF AprI, Fjl 90 twelve O'Clock
noon uI said 1nrt otter Tor colo 90 public Aurs
e.III.4sr .IIy. SAILS LlhU County, Utah. auu
vIII bell I0 che uI#h hest and Nr.. Nliirr ihrrO.
Ion. f.rrI#n. 600 OF che HHIl above described
rrtfrHfa fur thu purpose Nl H4uHlN Irg lhu
imUur. duo uUuu said UrHwIa#.r| motto. Co...
ertngr with tHy interest thereon auI iNo ouHl ut
rNvuutuE bald Trust .........
CIV. uoUsE. Attorney i1r trustee.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

IueauUUuf WORKS, Ira, Idaho. aud principal
U.4Hu uf business OF IL. unwuuICNH, 10 W.
first south street, SAT- Lake tiy, Utah
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
y regular meeting of Che board ui dlrcc.
tore OF slid COMPANY, held un Che 1iuu daY "
March, 1894, uHHuaHuuut SO b, of ave per cent
uT Duuta per share wac levied ON tho capital
stock uf tnn corporation. payable immediately
Co Che secretary, ai inr uH.O ~ thu company.
ID "a lIrHt south street, "uIt Lake tlNl lnh
rprUturY. ANY stock upon which tnn asfrsss
uuut fhAll remain unpaid ON Monday May l.
lsHl, VIII Hu delinquent and advertised tor falo
Id public auction aud unless payment 10 mnuo
before. will DO sold ON Thursday, June, 1, 1891
ass O'Clock o. Doe, 90 pay thu delinquent assess.
mcut, together with Che cuslB OF advertising
and expenses Of falr.
Nv order m thO board NJ cirnrtOTs.
70. q. ANDERSON,
secretary,
salt Lake city, utan. March %, isyL
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N"..HN" NHHN'HH H .'AN.' '.N '".H'..AH f''NH
hgr real name unknown t' plaintiff, william
lUuftr and NHD UurEr, niH vie, George
ruuuH, Timothy Dyer. 'hthiug Dyer Alma
ilHruU. ~ = MUNHfHIUl, NuIr NrIfuu. Aaron
hgsfUr, 49, no IufHfI. q. So IHtIIF, ttuTFu
CrHrLUr.I ~. sullivan. Sat brigham. O.. r.
Marshal. AuEua 50. Mcdonald, Defendants.
The People " Ono Territory of Utah send
ErppuuEf
10 Louis q. kuiaa Hud Jane Doe hu'.
lnk bic wife. real name unknown 90
plaintiff, william bursu and MARY liufko Die
vito. George tuIlluHi Timothy Dyer, ththfluu
uyur. Alma Hague. W, 8. Mcruruirk. Mary
UrNrn, Aaron hrrsDB N. % uuiord. j. W,
Taylor nUUrgr trU.gCr, j W sullivan, Sat
Ur.gham. q. B. Marshal, lingua 81 Mcdonald,
tufUudlnis,
wFDt ARR ITWTWY INQUIRED TO
apug1r la au Hctiou brought AGAINST y0u
- tbg' bi,,s named plsinuf ln thr tsirItt
G,uFt az ne Tbfrt JtttruI uIaiFIrt az thH
i.g4fItg9' ~ nan and t0apsyIrr the romn|a
fllt fbgrfIu within hon t4ya .rNr'uHfsp "a mo
ary ~ str,Ia,'I Nor ono .5ryIe. Oh yuu '0f this
gufTm0ns- farr.uf NItHiH tHfa county. ur. II
.9lg.t .lUt ffUI. tHuntr. bud Iu tUa distrIrf.
,gitrig tvrufy uBfr. Otherwise within forty
d.ys-or IuHsmgut Ng default VIII hp taken
rgrtr.t ,au. HgHuffinH DO tHtutA}eT SAID
gomufaiut
IftIg'i action BE- HrHuaHf GO hsyo 70 decree
geftain rr6mi.gafg Ho.cs executed Gy defend.
GsHtf8r . l5raab. tuar fur y, n each. with
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Silver CIty cold aud silver shining Co.. pr.urI
ull place uf uu.uCsa. saI Lake
tlty, Utah

NOTICE - HEREBY ttNIN THAT
y hiumgstuF uf IuU Hoard 90 Directors
hc q on tho .ih dhr OF March. l7lt. au asscsft
Wrut uf uut.tyuth uf 70 cont DER share WUH
levied upon ono capitol stock uf tnU corpora,
uUu, payable 0u or before 800 5tl day ut April
1924. a she Huurutury'H once, 90 Mrlurulrk
block salt lake lIy, Utah
Any 70 rk upon which s1It gHHrasmvnt may
remain unpaid un the iUtu dag ui NUrl, l-l
aHuu byrUuU delinquent and Do l1NDrfisod ior
sale uuI unless payment BE- made before. viii
Ur hUit 90 Vuullr auction uu saturday. tho 2uh
dly 0f April, l.lt no Ole DEB % iu.. re tho once
Of the secretary, fu pay tnC delinquent HrHuHHs
EXPENSE of HHlU.
iiy order Of thc Board ~ u.rcc.ors
D. D. fEuhls,
Gai Latc city, Utah. March sih, is9l
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NOTICE Is uEHEuY GIVEN THAT
- uuuuaut 90 % Judgment aud ICgrte %
iotcclosurc, duly made bad entered by The
District OF tho IoWtor, of Uah. on tno gith
Joy " February, 1900. aud nu order 90 sale
thereon, tu one iHHuvu aud directed UY tuU HlId
thereon pntdnE wherein iughari a. s. hlOus
lnE ia pIuIuUn, cod iraut huukpI barbara
NUukUI, Jacob hlutCL mayor q. aHUUHrIu .it
s. Joseph. janice 49,. t11f1lur1W aa ndmuIa.
ceased AudfuN Ntut Morton j, Chgusmau,
IyaHs, Harry q Duke, lows a. k,lsry and
saIu decree amt order uf sale reference b.
hereby made. I HuHll expose Cor sale 81 public
auction, to che highest b.i1Ur iur Uash. % thg
frUut door ut tIr County Court House % r.lt
LAKE County, tub Territory, whlgb County
Juufi tlUusr Is located Ia the corner Of second
south and second West streets. in the city VI
-llt lake. County Of alt Lake, 1grrtori oi
O'Clock m. 0f ssit day, ail tho rrht. ute. c'aim
and interest ut Trans hunkul, barbara hunkul
jacob huutrl, Mayer 2. AtcnnUim, HIS IUsUph
estate ~ Jefferson a CIart. q. ceased, AuftoW
Niut, Morton j, thrUamlu, ~. ID. King
Andrew q hrAgu, Edward D. tyana, llnfry
pie. in and Co Che following described real
estate. lying and being 900 thr iity of salt Take
county 90 7alt lnir and Territory 90 Utah, and
paruculafiy de- ..Ihrd ns follows. to.wit.
AZ that certain piece or parcel uf lauI
situate in the city ami county OF -hlt Lake
uuh lcrutoTy, bounded ani described as fol
Commencing No che southwest corner Of Do
two IlI, lu block twenty tour lgll. ua plated Do
plat A, salt Llkt Guy funty aud ruuulnl
thence north tWrHy IiI| rude. thCuDr cuHt Gee
] 400 rods, thence south ten tluI Tuds, theme,
west three ,lI rods. thence uuth ten 800 rods
thence wet Hvycu IiI rode 90 che place Of De-
ginning. gni containing one hundred aud
seventy .ltI tIuHru rods ui ground
b. . d. Of d UH
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hcrrt UNUNl.Uds
NoTiCE fs urHFuY GIVES THAT
- Uharlca W Bennett Tom D.. pift aud
lamUa % . i'Itt. executors ~ Doe IasI wII lind
testament Of John 49,. herr, dUUUHHUH. H.Ug
rendered Tor final settlement. arH I. rH IH lad
court. their final account Ut fher HuHuIttfa.
tor q Hiil estate and petition Or .uH uIH.
uiuuIiUn oi Nc residue Of Hal estate amHg.
Che persons entitled thereto, and fNht NrIu ..
day, tho iIh day uf April A. 10. 1-4.atl OH
O'Clock r. u., 81 Che court room 20 aH.l UUUra
In Che county Court House, salt Jake N|i" Hnu
County, Utnh Territory, naa been duly HH.
pointed by tho Judge uf asId court. ..r .Ha
fCtilfmuut nf said account and hHHrH. al.H
ueul1u Tor distribution. 60 Wh'.U Como HuI
place any UruHu Interested iu .Hf| UaIuir uHi
arnuar rnH show cause, DO nuH fUrIg Nr. wis
aliu account should not lH settled ami I"
proved and nnal tiauuuuHon inside lH prayed
dated March i7ih 1904
II a. MEIu1.
ClDr of HflI iIHu.f. lHuT.
IrI O.. FtaK. u.uufH.
rs.NIU MtHu.Alt q rHAuili, Auor
NOE.
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iaseciiy Corporation, defendants
The People u nc TERRITORY Of U,ah send
smith, b. ~. shoemaker. a. u. Matthews, and
HaIt lake CITY Corporation
You AUE itEhEnY REQUIRED To Az.
L pear Boo au action brought AGAINST you ny
ug above named rlnInun Boz the nIstrct Court
of thu 1hIra JulIalal district OF thp tuuliufy
uf Utah, and tu answer the complaint MED
therein Within zen dave tcxelusyo OF the DAY
Hummuuaaf served withiu this county OF, u
served out uf thia county, but H. this district,
within twenty daYs nihcfwisc within tory days
-ur Judgment lY default will be tatou against
you. according 90 thc prayer Of said complaint
The auiu acton is brought 70 have ludEn.c ut
aEliust defendant, Joseph n. Nmiih,in The aum
of a. CO.., with interest from iCb, a, lsll, AZ ~
per cent per aunum, for illl attorneys fee and
costs % Huit, alleged 20 be- due on a certain
p.0misfurY note, executed BY aaii defendant
10 plalnuu. Aug 70. ls1i, Tor 1900. with Interest
az lUpor cent pcf hunum same boIuF due aud
wholly uuphid ave Interest 10 Deb. ~. lsal. ana
being secured hY mortgage Of even tatn on
premises hereinafter described, executed by
defendant smith 20 plhlnuu % nave claims OF
defendants declared junior and inferior 90
plaIuuu'a ltUu. Co have said mortgage fore
closed ana Haii premises sold, aud proceeds
applied lu payment OF amounts due a. hDuyci
] that defendants be- barred aud fotcClosCd Of oil
| claim OF interest 10 tAii premise. that plain
/ un have general execution Tor any 10
I pad balance anu tor other felict
said premises are described az follows
/ 90 vii Inc s. g oflot l, block o., plat -.
SAT- Lake cry survey commencing ~ We
n O., corner OF Hall lot, ana running thence \.
Do touH, thence w. Do rods, thence =, 10 rods,
uuI thence D.. Do rods 90 beginning, situate 10
salt Lake CITY an1 County, tuh Territory,
Aud you arr hereby moulded that u you TAIL
90 hpprar and answer the sad complaint AZ
above required, the said plaintiff will Apply 10
tho court ior the relief demanded therein.
witness the Hon. samuel 4. Merritt, Judge,
and rho sea Of the district court of
thc Third Judicial District In and
fsIAL Tor the Territory OF Utah, this Let
dly ut March, in the year " our
lord one thousand eight hundred
! and ninety
DAVID e., DUNBAR, CLERK.
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koIlcE To oREplToRs.

Estate OF David W, tyans. deceased.
NOTICE a. UEHEnf GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, udmiuisiratora OF the estate
Uf David W. ENAuH. deceased, 20 the creditors
~ ana no persons having claims against tho
said drrpusyd. 20 exhibit thom With Mu
nee asary NuuU here. within ton months after
thr nfst publication of this notice. to the aaId
administrator, ai 80 200 u street. salt Lake
CITY, Utah IVIu.u.Is
dated october 1000, lslt
fLlkAuETH EVANS,
RICHARD ALLuRiDGF.
Administrator of Che estate Of DAVID W.
Eyuus, degraauI
JuuS NJ CANsuN. Attorney for estate.
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nrLlnourNr AsnrssMENr

Delinquent nou,c.-sgy.cr Mains ma Mulas
Company
Location OF PRINCIPAL place o. huHiuuHs salt
IakU tIly Uiat
Location OF WoiEt iIuto county. Utah.
NroIiCE TuruE AuE UElNQuENrrr en-.
N 600 fHu fuIIHaIu. drHUIIlUI HtHUk uu nee
uouutu fdtHCsfnrni lrylrfuu tug seventh day o.
october $500 tHr several amounts HCt opposite
thr u4inUs OF tAs tosuectNs sbaru1oitgra, AZ
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SUMMONS.


Sarah a Kennedy. Plaintiff.
w.
Joseph ~. Smith, nehccca % smith, r. N.
shoemaker, a., o. Matthews, and salt
lac NnY NnInnIaIIon. nnicnlanIl.
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o. rs MASS. UUH.f.I Ascent
Rooms 's. s,ani 10 DuimcI Iu.I..af'a.t Last
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" GEo d Loonl', Deputy cltTk,
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tubscuhUu aud sworn Co before one tnu lath
day uf February, a u. 100
laIAL uGuuDI ~ HhEtLEN,
Notary iuI'H, n. \. county,
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DIED.

RYAN.-January IA, near Masonville, Catha
rine Ryan, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
near Masonville, on Wednesday, January II
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Solemn high mass at Church
of the Sacred Heart, Mount Holly, at $50 A. NJ.
ANDERsoN.-January a. at Philadelphia
William Anderson, in his 39th year.
ANDERsoN.-January Sth, at Burlington, Mar
garet e., wife of Charles Anderson, aged 81
years.
CARTER. -January Ia. at Biverton Robert b
Carter, in the 72d year OF his age.
DAvIs.-January 9th, at Burlington, Eliza
widow of the late Rev. Henry Davis, aged 81
years
FoRT-J anuary 10th, at Unionville, Eliza
beth. wife OF Charles Fort, aged 10 years.
HANcocR. January sth, at Camden, Asa G.
Hancock, aged 70 years. Inferred at Mansfield
Meeting House.
LowDEN.-January sth, near Columbus, vii
liam s. Lowden, in his Goth year.
MoBRIDE.-January 10th. at Burlington
William D., son of William and Mary K. Nc
Bride.
READ-January sth. at Philadelphia, Lewis
p. Read, aged AZ years. Inferred at Mount
Holly.
denly, Annie, wife OF John Scheimreif, aged 81
years.
soorT.-January sth, near Beverly, Annie NJ
Scott, aged 81 years.
sTEwART.--January 7th, at Burlington, Ed
win X. Stewart, nephew of George and Ellie
A. Wells.
VANsoIvER. - January 18th, at Charleston
Mary s., widow OF the late Jacob A. YanSciver
aged rs years.
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STATE NEWS.

There are 1872 tribes of Red Men in
this state.
New Jersey received eleven of the
forty-fve school awards at Chicago.
"A committee of the Cape May county
Freeholders has reported in favor of build
ing new county jail, to cost $l4, 500
The Cape May county almshouse has
% inmates, nearly all of whom are of
great age. Jacob Horn is the oldest, hav-
ing reached SO years.
The members of the Parnassus Liter
airy club, of the Glen Ridge Episcopal
church. have started an investigation to
ascertain who put whiskey in the lemon
ade served at a recent entertainment
Owing to the dull oyster season, many
Perth Amboy oystermen are barreling
oysters for shipment abroad. Years ago
this was the principal industry of Perth
Amboy and that section, but few oysters
have been barreled of late years.
Two passenger trains ON the Della
collided yesterday morning on the
Hackensack bridge, causing a bad wreck
and killing about dozen persons. The
fog prevented the engineers of the trains
to see each other.
Henry DeHart, of Long Branch, has
recovered 500 which he bet on his horse
in a race there recently. His horse lost
and the stakeholder paid over the funds
to the other parties DeHart brought suit
against the stakeholder and recovered the
amount.
"A jury in the Camden Supreme Court.
on Saturday, awarded Samuel II. Bell a
verdict of 81 600 in his suit for damages
against the Atlantic City railroad. Bell
was former agent for the corporation
aud was arrested on a charge of forgery.
He was subsequently acquitted and
brought suit for $4,000.
One of the handsomest Seventh-day
Baptist churches in the country was ded-
icated at Plainfield by the Plainfield
Seventh-day BaptIsts on Saturday. The
cornerstone of the new church was laid
November 25th, 1890 The building is of
stone, terra cotta and brick, The edifice
cost about $4,000.
--Colored circles in Plainfeld are excit-
ed over the contest being waged for the
heart and hand of Miss Elizabeth Lee.
recently bequeathed small fortune by a
fornnar an nIouar Eootn,an Ian,ao Sr,;tt
and Butler William Burton are the rivals,
and the former arranged to marry the girl
Friday night. As Rev. w. A. Alexander
was about to perform the ceremony,
Burton appeared and forbid the banns,
and the clergyman threw up the job.
The dusky sweethearts are now searching
for each other with razors.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Louis Redwine. the assistant cashier
of the Gate City National Bank, of At
anta. Georgia, who confessed to the en-
bezzement of 100000, was on Friday
sentenced to six years imprisonment.
...Adyices brought by the steamer City
of Pekin, at San Francisco, from Shang-
hsI, say that December ID nearly 300 Chi
nese women and children we're burned to
death in theater at Ningpo
...Ex banker +. V. Roekafellow, recent.
ly convicted of embezzlement, was SEN
fenced at Wilkesbarre. Pa, Friday, to two
years and two months imprisonment in
the Eastern Penitentiary and to pay a
fine of 81 200
August Sommerfeld, who pleaded
guilty, in Pttsburg, to voluntary man
slaughter, in causing the death of his 10
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-01-16
MARRIED.

BRANsoN-BA 18th, at Camden.
by Rev. K. Hewitt, Alfred d. Branson, of Vim
centown, and Ada NJ. Balm, of Camden.
VANDEGRIFT-B orTs.-January 9Th, at Nights.
town, by Rev. W. S. Barnart, Joseph l.. Van
degrift, of Burlington, and Mrs. Emma c.
Bolts, of Hightstown.
WARNER-CARTER. - December Nth, near
Chesterfield, by Rev. W. E. Cornwell, G. Frank
Warner and Miss Lena Carter. both of near
Chesterfield.
WELoH-MAoEwAN.-J Sth, at River
ton. by Rev. l. ID. Moore, Walter II. WEIGH. OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Lizzie MacEwan, OF
Riverton.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-01-16

IT SEEMS to be pretty well settled that
George B. Swain, of Newark, will be the
next State Treasurer. A better selection
could not have been made, as Mr.. Swain
is not lacking in single qualification
necessary for the proper conduct OF the
responsible Office to which he is likely to
be chosen. His election should also set
tie the question of the Comptrollership
which should come to South Jersey
William S. Hancock, of Trenton, is the
most prominent candidate for the latter
position, and he should receive the hearty
support of all the members from South
Jersey, especially those from the Second
Congressional DISTRICT
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-01-16

Gov. WERTs' first message is good doc
ument, being plain and direct, and sug-
costing many needed reforms, but when
reading it, one cannot forget the Cover
nor's action in recognizing the Democratic
minority in the Senate as the legal body
If the Governor is in earnest in wanting
reform, his action in recognizing gang
of conspirators whose every move will
be to oppose reform, is very hard to
understand.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-01-16
For over Fiftv Yeara.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child
sottens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diately. Sold by Druggists in every part OF
the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Be
sure and ask fer "Mrs Winslow's Soothing
SYrun.', and take no other kind.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-01-16

THE action of the Democratic senators
has been universally condemned by the
press of this state, the only Democrats up
holding it being those whose hidebound
ideas will not permit them to do other
wise. Gov. Werts has also been severely
censured, except by few JOURNALS gov
erned by personal friendship or fear that
the publication of the laws will be taken
from them.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-01-16
Marseilles Spreads.

If you know what these prices
have a right to be you'll wonder
why the maker lets them go.
Two sorts:
1-Well made, fast back, full bleached,
pretty, new patterns, at $1.65 each.
2-Best quality made in America, fine
close back and face, handsome pat
terms, at $3.50 each regularly $3.50.