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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01


II 10 an Interesting question whether
Edwards or Bancroft will back down.
Edwards says Bancroft 10 not a Demo.
crat and Bancroft and his friends say
Edwards is not judge. 1t is not so
long since Edwards came into the
fold for consideration. and he should
therefore not tar the entrance to
other turncoats. Thus far. however.
Edwards eeems to have the best Of
the battle 80 far as words are concern.
ed. but Bancroft holds ON like grim
death to dead African, and /. seems
impossible to shake him of. We view
tile contest with as much satisfaction
rs the woman did that between hei
husband and the bear. not caring q
groat which whips. The Journal Of
Friday contains the following spic!
paragraph:
Mr.. Bancroft Ia bcset on every side
He has record as an Abolitionist,
which will not commend him to some
he has a record as q Prohibition which
will not com mend him to others; he
lub a. ASSbNu 10 q
OF tho General Ass smbly which HE
/ III ost earnest advocate cannot dsay,
that he wished to return to the Legis-
nature In like capacity ami was de-
featei at the Republican primaries by
philemma Chandler cannot 10 contro
verted III Is a natter OF record, that still
uueatisiled he made the fight of his life
to repI esent the Repnblican party III the
State senate and was defeated by
Leundor Riddle; 1t is known to all that
he thon sulked and soured. voted
split tickets up to tile last election. al
which time there was secret ballot
and none but himself and his Maker
knew what he voted. lie has, by
means Of his paper. figured
in this domestic quar- eis of the Demo
crazy and defeated De u ocratic candi
dates who were not to lila liking, moi
having tho fairness to raise his vote,
J until after the party had put them In
tue field. There are former part,
leaders and their friends who hay,
been waiting for years for their re
venge and now they have their oppor
8 tunlty and will avail themselves OF it.
SC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01
ltU,@,- lkitIl.

Monday Labor Day. Mt RtveryIew
$50 VIII SEQ the dOGlding game be
tweon Y. NJ. G. \. aud Dover. Earn
club has won Que game aud ouch
manager feeIs euro OF this deciding
game.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

The camp meeting adjoining the
Union Street Park will close SUNDAY
evening September 2. 1891. Preaching
Mt 1913, A NJ. SUNDAY ) 'nOul att T
NJ. reaching ). T. NJ. uni 1902. NJ.
H. II. Potts, Pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

Hacks will run from Fourth and
King anu Front and Market streets to
llhaal Doll ON Monday afternoon.
There will 10 four Oig races.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

DCMlN, sept, l. ~ Mr. Gladstone,
through Baron Tweednauth. sent to the
Irish parliamentary fund recently check
for 600, Auu expressed his wishes for the
success Of the Irish ca,tsc Baron Twced-
month ~, II rtao D." H., rnnd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

Have yuI tried thpss htal. made
'hFeG ate agramA5tt llu.l8s' 2-T=}llltai
street worth so ami asB selling tpi
.0t- hoy are Hot lovely TO look ut.
b tau Sal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

Or. Simms' oh olera syrup has cured
thousands and will cure thousands
more. Has cured thousands OF cases
of cholera infantum. No baby dies
where this 10 used In time. Diarrhoea
ETC., G05 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

On the purchase Of 81
worth, we pay railroad excur,
sion fare from Wilmington
to Philadelphia and return
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

SESlp.Ef'reF Uu=. l'r0fes. OF Handy
are false proaHsts Whaa. does mot
seifur nd0!tsr II tu5hsa uottinr ara
the mouths nftNe po9pls 30 raHef
good things tAat lAey etnu3t com
plain. A. the same tune We get tine
Democratic tarIG tho people do rot
get twenty pounds Of sugar I9r IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

7 ADlES-i You can obtain a refined and
~ gcnteei, home WORK at ST. per week.
No caTass ng. Reply with s,If-addrosse 4
s,ampci eaNelope, Esther Allan, South
Bend, I'M. au3l.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

! )IBlIC ; ALIt-lhc suhsrI iher will self
at public sale the stOck and nStures
OF live y and boarding ST. blcs. nj tgII
freA h street. Wilmington. bel,
ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT. ). 1891.
at leo'cluck noon.
~ head OF good driving horses 3
- llCct'rs phaei0us, . silcbar bug
Gle htst-rlHss sliiriCs. / Two seated
iamly earn pe l rev srindle wagofi,
! new Dayton wagon. II nu.t0p business
wagon sci1 At 81 gle and sets double
h1rnes. I sirglesets OF tly nets. sleirG
and bells. 2cnrlid- pblc., / new reed and
cuitng.huX, blocks and ropes lot ri
" hips, hallerS robes .hiaukcts etc.
Terms OF sale - II sums OF s3I aud UNI
Ger cash, over that amount "A credit of
W days viii lie given by the purchaser
giving bRnkable noe with an app owed
tnnors'r. JOHN \. BOLTON.
Stilham Son. uuutioncer9,
Hu 2!-4tw-rlis- lis Sd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01
sszgIsy5Esz sSaTaEE
MANY GAiLnREA

as well as thousands of grown people,
nave been cured of scrofula, scalp and
kin diseases, by taking Dr. Pierces
iolden Medical Discovery. Every dis
rider that can be reached through the
blood, yields to its purifying qualities.
Eczema, letter, Boils, Carbuncles, and
The worst Scrofulous Sores and SwellinRs
are permanentlY CURED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

NOTICE - Manuel HchenbeGger "
IN sou have started tt boarding stable
ut second and Orange streets. formerly
Samuel McCa!ls) Proper attention given
10 horses ut reduced rates. ...-.=-
NJ. RIGHEN BERGER y son.
al0. eUd.dSw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

My boy had n rum
ming sore on each
thigh for eight years.
He was so poor and
weak he could hard
ly walk. He COM
] menccd taking your
! =" Medical D1scov-
cry -" and when he
had taken two bot
1 tiles, his legs were
both healed and have
been sound ever
since. That was three
years ago, and he has
been a stout, hearty,
boy ever since.
ELI RANDALL,
Remington, Pa.
The Republican journal., 1894-05-03
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

loi lftaIlnt11. nti eyes are very lhltcll t'tl-
ter. Mrs Cora Evans has charge of the
hool ia INV Evans DISTRICT so-ealled and
Miss Phebe Paul ii the Bryant district They
ans both very competent teachers. Mr..
W lsnn Of 0rpno was a guest III MI. Albert
Walkers recently.
EocKroRr. The Selectnen have posted
warrant for Y special town meeting ut THE
Opera House. Saturday, April 18Th AT , 7. III.
The articles are IT, see ii the town will
Vote IL reconsider the Vote Of The annual
town meeting whereby it was voted u 20.
back II thr VA Surveyor districts, whi#h
will elect road commissioners ~ see il tlit
town Will Authorize TIE srlectmen w ean-
tract fer breaking ont the roatis te coming
winter These articles are 81 interest III the
town ana every Voter Should be present
PROSPECT The fourteen lambs owned by
AL " Staples that weighed - pounds Mar.
24th wtre weighed again April 2lSt AMI
weighed i25 pounds--a net gam IF l4,s pounds
i'll - lays. If anybody can beat THAT Mt III
hear from them MI Barab Hatch Of Nor
all visited his son and daughter in town
recently Farmers are starting N Y"
plant ami SOW a hftle. but more ram y need-
fd' 'frhSs IN looking ninety. APnlf frtes
nave /" -'"" >liilS On il"4t "pAS' a'H' ti4s
h'''sPii's Nili ne a'''ii''ail' Nm Ntf + i'''
naNe n -ooH folilfAel n tiie fira-ait lnNiAh-
thin qnariy and Will heSin warb al anre.
AT fat iF"~hfe' st"he Warkrt- "s4' i!ANr
employment iear nv ana lnM,i ai tA.a wi
'"aiN " nome
NlNAIHaNFN Tw@ Xcry dtStrfGtlvr rt.s
occurred 'Arre early >aturtl4v AN al~r IAtA
first fire completely des1reVpd Tile lntlS-tjlt
uninsured The second alar4M NVae sNNaaDl
.shout v wl.sm ii wa- aissavefs4i ha- tHe
tve-s-srv streictiire. o6cupiea tx th+ l,stin-
Hlag. ntarme,tiAte. 1,rilnarN 8fd sitl4Iiriufauy
scltuols, WIZ au tire. Thi, was aslJflil,-..iy
DESTROYED The loss is about .ctql parfill-
IN 4l7i'fe'tt iift''fF3 h-iliriSt IN Fati- Ni1
'i.t''
'~=
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The Republican journal., 1894-05-03

SaY0HIsl: wnItH MoNAN
qat Nertn ~rai u PleS4pe lsle la,-
liSheS Stiner. tran aivate lettei wlit-
rea tlom Haihspi'ivs. west Indies in,iyT
date ri March iiih, bv Mis- Clara Wel-
liA-tan- wAo h SrgnliA- I'M NiAtel th4te
~he ~ite, a palt a. ioilow,.
MA came Hileet and We're nine DAYS
uiir. ~~ile MI fhe Islands ware YelN
queer. The Stand of >eba looked liNe
small mountain thrown ont into the
ocean Ne coalEt see small villages nest
ling between tile hills Don't >ee How
they gel from one village to another can t
~ IN wagons that sure. Cast anchor
SUNDAY ni4ht. and came ashore about
dark. The first thing | noticed We're the
narfP" streets and negro hut, The tnads
and eliekets made music and. would you
believe it. boosters commenced growing be
tore ten o'clock, and kept il mp all night
Next uaN w lounged around all day en-
joying the warmth. Had the same sum
mer clothes on that | would wear at
home in August, and some days since
have been awfnlly hot. You would enjoy
the life they lead here immensely We
visited sugar plantation last Friday and
saw the cane " into the mill, and come.
out sugar. ready Tor transportation. The
chief products Of the island are sugar and
coffee. Never III my life saw such BLACK
negroes. nor 50 many. Such beggars, too.
The streets are very marrow. The nice resi-
denees are built back from the road with
high walls. Lovely trees, plants, and
gorgeous things Of every description in
the sulIonnain, grounds nv glass in
windows. only swing blinds They only
need - keen ont the heat. The ocean lies
ilst III front NJ the hotel, ana the waves
break IN the rocks with such 4 roar. roar,
roar. he water is a beautiful blue: not
mach like our green water AZ home
Oranges. bananas, and small banana they
call 4 fig. abound in quantities | can t
remember the different kinds 81 wood but
sonlr W the trees grow 50 high they call
them mile trees As | write we sit on
A balcony, and two negro women are clean
inc w the back yard, They Get from L,
to 20 cents day and think they are wen
off. \ white woman would have a hard
one 70 live down here An glad dou' I
have TO live here
The Republican journal., 1894-05-03

;,.-
l.ss ,,',..,..8. -..t..,s,.
'ti''
li1 "'''> ''"'s''nN'
HHt na AefR ~tiAl another Wlth plNAd
feal ,4sA snA ,luG hutt.ns half an inch
The Republican journal., 1894-05-03
Ayers Hair vigor
CAUTION.

THIS is to caution all persons against trusting
L my son. RAYMOND r. NARNlIM as shall
pay no bills of his contracting after this date.
Belfast. A pril l3. 1894.
3wl6. MRS. AUGUSTA VARNUM
The Republican journal., 1894-05-03

APPLETON. Mrs Susan Cummings, We'll
ow Of the late Milton Cummings. Is critical
Is i'll. IIer son joseph came frnn WY
fed by Telegram Of her sickness Mrs Cum
miilgs N II Years ON Miss l-ncy Simmons
whe has been at I.pltAiifi simmons since
last fall and has been sick for some months
is falling. She is somewhat insane Elder
G.. l.. Yorng and Joseph johnson are lioli
ing Interesting meetings AZ the Mon eAureh
Rev. y. y. Payson preached his farewell
Two candidates received the ordinance Of
baptism Mrs. Nathan Hawkes. ana Mrs
Fred Hart Ames Bros. have their stave
stuff all sawn ont. Most Of the farmers
in the vicinity have their peas planted ....
Grass wintered well and is looking nice
ly...- Bessie Gushee brought in 4 full
blown dandelion a few days ago. Mrs
Alice Sherman has Light Brahma pull
let which laid an egg recently that meas
ured 1-2x6 10 inches. She (NIrs Sherman
not the hddy) wants to know who has a pull
let that can beat it,. Mr.. Chaples is hav-
ing hard luck with his horses. He has lost
Young Duke a Norman PercherOn that cost
him $500, young horse that cost 500, and
has another one sick.... About half our
schools began April sd The remainder
began last Monday. Mrs. Blaisdell Of
Hope has charge Of the Primary and Miss
Knight Of Unity Of the Grammar in the
Grade school. The other schools are taught
by residents Of the town. Schools have been
assigned to Misses Inez Ripley, Anna
Stevens. Carrie Mcclure, May Dunton, May
Lampson, Addie McLain. Ada Conant and
Sadie Waterman. Miss Edith Lovett Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
aARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUAST TO Az OnDER AND De.
4 cree OF foreclosure aud sale, % me a
rectsd W the third Judicial District Court Of
The Territory OF Utah, shall expose al public
sale, a. tho south front door uf the County
Court nouse,t the city OF salt Lake, County
81 salt LAsc sud Territory Of Utah. GA the Ilth
day Of August iFit, ~ u O'Clock M, all the
usht, title, olaim and Interest OF Iaf .. ..
Nelson, faulina n, Nelson, his wife. y, n.
butcher, hnd Ida o. huiehsr his wife. %. m.
aud 10 the following described real estate,
situate, lying and leiuE IN salt LaAa County.
and described 80 follows to-wtti Commencing
AZ a point two 90 rods south from the north
caHt corner " lut g ght ~, 10 block one hun.
drcu and four tlQN, plat &C. halt Lake lity
survey, und running thence touth eignt aud
one .uaf ,7Nl rode thence west sin tll rods.
thence north eight aud Que 'nalf tsal rods,
tnruyt rhHt slN tdl rods a. the place OF beEin-
ninr, being situated IN tho CITY and County OF
salt Lake, uNh TERRITORY To be sold a. tie
property OF CArl J. D., Nelson. Phuiina n
Nelson, hia wife, j, ~. butcher and IA o.
Hutrhcr. his wife. NJ the suit OF 81. 8. LAracn
Terms OF sale, cash
MAI ~, BRIGHAM. U, +. Aarshai.
liy JuuN u. CuMMouK, Deputy Marshal
Dated NJ talt LnNu city, Jolly sud, ls9i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

Sarah Kahn. plaintiff.
John II nlan. Narrslla poIau bite wife.
Albert y Robinson. aud Jane hoe Robinson,
Die Iy.fH 1Uf uIruls
lHe rcorls Of lnc Territory OF Utah send
uOIlI. biz W o. A.HHl. litHinsln and Jane
Doe Robin H.n hI. sifo. defendants.
Vur AlL HEREBY UEout tEp 10 au.
puHr a. In action HNN.It araiuHf you
i enc n.o'g named p'Yu..Ht ~ VIZ ui,',i .
rcfut1rY u lIau aui 60 HnsNer me comp aiht
q 81 Wrtriu WIIAu Iyr IHYa exc uaivs 80 mo
DAY of ntF'Igr. aitsf no rryicg on you OF tots
served outl TINS COUNTY, uut n this district.
vthiu twrutT |HHH. utfr wise within forty
uayH-or judgment uy dUihlIt Will bs uson
ugunst lou, according 10 the prayer Of 'aid
~ -. sg,luu BE- brought to have Judgment
lsliuHl driruIautt Goo au tH thf cum q 500.
AuuI .. l.|I. Tor f.0I attorneys fra. or sii00
with interest from MHN D 1900. for $50 II. with
utarest from May b. is'i tor ", 90. with in.
annun, Cor HNus u,fI hy ula|nun. nnd Tor
costs % Huiii alleged 600 Do duo ON certain
lromlst1r motto. executed by defendants
300 1000 in pl1lutH Iunr o. lIii Cor ftsIH, Win
interest % In per ugni Der aunumH=sHmr Uting
duU aud wholly uupH1 tatu thu cum uf $3.50
interest -hnd uuins sucut'd by . NOR gage Of
executed Hy defendant % Iuu To rIaiuum.
tuid muItg FDd promises having been, since
execution OF anlA NOR afut conveyed 100 doe
PENDANT NlhrTiI. kuuiuHuut subject 90 lien OF
Huid mortgage tp have tuu usuH. deer . ~ THIS
court Tor the sale ~ Hlii premises, adiudsinF
that ur rutds 90 Furu sale uf Hupncd boo uuvs
wrut uf amuuutH duo a. auuyu, that uviUud
ante aud ull UyrHlns claiming under them to
barred amt ilryDlustd ct alitI Im ur equity uf
redemption Doe aHlu premises. and tUruthrr
relief -uld premises are described az uli0Wa.
tn VIE an ~ lots numbered FROM 90 o. iu.
lItHIfr, AMI being an the lots comprising
iiu ans subdivision uf part Of block "a. olaf
30 ID D H .HHH D.. 81
IulH d auu % OF sut1 subdivision. al situate Boz
SAT- Lake tItF Hnu County. ttHh
AMI you Hru hereby notified that f yub fail to
appear and answer tuD sHld complaint aa above
riIu red Che aHit plaintiff vul apply 90 tho
guun Tor tuO 20 Iuf demanded therein.
NltuuHHt enc lion ruWurl s. Merritt Iud r..
aud ur seal nf tho uiauiUt Court ut
Che iurt JuiIr al usuUt. ln and
.s.Ata| Tor thu TERRITORY uf u O., THE IAN
DAY of JOY. boo the year Of our lord
ono tHuusaru eight hanlurt aud
ninety Tour.
DAVID a. uUNuAH CLERK.
Hy Gro u. Locus, Deputy CloIk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
MARsHAI,s SAFE.

DuRsuANI To An ORDER " SALE TO
me, directed by tho Third district c1uu
of IuhTcrftnrY,l snail expose Atpubllc sale AZ
thgtrunt door OF the runnly court house 10 the
cts OF salt lake, county % SAT- LaEc aud
Territory VI Utah on me slh dag Of August.
lHt, at % O'Clock AMI, ~ thu right uue, ain
ami interest ~ John lAhiohut. Alice 81 hu1'
johns, simon itabiubus, Joseph q. McNearg
uud William o. lrs mo- ut, Boo, AnI Co tue lII
lowing dCscriboi real estate, situate lying and
being In -hlt lake county, and described 10
follows, tnswts
The west halt OF lot forty, three .ll aud all
NJ lot forty four 900 100 blocE two,. " luculn
rark subdlylHun, oi LOT siN idI, aryCn ,f'. uigh
Isl, mine .II. fourteen .lll aut teVcnieen
40, and part uf lots nftrUu 2 and sntgcn
lbI tlyC acre f.At ~" rs fIc'I survey, Dc
ms situated boz thc northeast quarter Of section
seventeen .lll, township one Ny south, range
one llI east OF ralt Ltau meridian, County "
Salt lato, Territory ut lsau, according % tho
ruco ucd plat Of aaiI Iuyulu lark, 10 Iu soI1
To- tur properly of john NabiuhuH. AIIUO 50
NaUtnHus md ruOn lilUlpuus, no Che sult ~
the talIwy buuilus and loan Assopluun, =
NAr 81. BRIGHAM
L. N. Marthal,
By d. H. ARCHER
Deputy Marshal
Dated July I-tu Is4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
MARsHAL,s SALE.

DuH7UANT 10 ~ unnEU on SALE Ann
decree % foreclosure 20 mo d. uctud hy thr
District Court NJ tnr fhird Judicial District VI
me Territory Of Utah, shall expose 90 pat h.
sale NJ the front door Of tlc County Court
liuusU Doe the cry uf salt take County III ruIt
lHNG and Territory Of Utah on TIE glHt dHY uf
August 1924, "a b. O'rlurE ut, lu rho right
Jr, ~. iu, ami 90 tur following described real
estate. situate, lying aud being 100 -nll Latc
tuuuty, Territory OF Utah, and described as
II. Two ID, three lHl, tour .I, live IhI, HA ,GI,
sixteen IlbI, seventeen Iill, eighteen 10,
nineteen 900. ASH twenty .11I, lu block ten llOl,
aIl Boa upiiol avenue addition. 10 be sofa Hs
tur property % William a. Wilson, JE. ~ tho
suit ni thU Albany County National hauk OF
Laramie tItV A 90 Uuratuu.
Terms uf sale, tHsh
Sat So BRIGHAM O.. s. Marshal
UV j. 10. 1IuuuNr, Deputy MArahal
Dated -Ilf ukr tIty, July Iltt 1854
d. Dc. buW uth, attorney Tor pluiuuh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

u De- Probate Court 100 aud flr salt Lac
county lcrriIry OF Utah
90 Che matter ~ tho estate OF Ann smith.
deceased.
Notice of tmr amt mace Tor hearing N pet
ton Tor udmlsH.uu 90 ptuuaig OF will
DUu.JANr To ~ uNbHU 90 SAID
court In slit matter. uUtlfu BE- huwhg
gwen THAT urHdlY. tur stu day OF susust 4.
o. IHH Ht d" u.rIuHk A. 49,. % thr county
Court House boo -uIt LnHr Guy, tiah Territory
Boz ,nr court room ~ Faid tuur., has bean hp
painted iln time and place Tor the hearing Of "a
VrutIuu ut Henry w. Lawrence praying Tor the
admission 90 probate uf o. certain document
thrrcwl B prusrutrd. puruurunE ~ be- the last
VIII Hut testament Of Ann smith deceased.
when ma Whrru 70 persons Interested may
appear aud uuuuHU the PROBATE uf aHtd VIII, or
me granting of letters toHtamrntary 20 Henry
". Lawrence ha prayed tor pa aald petition.
IN witness whrrorf. ! have hCrcunto set NY
hand aud uflNrt tho seal OF aid court, this 2Htt
dn5 uf July. s. ID. l,lL
lsEtf-i ~. v MEiOI
CLERK % Probate Court.
ny a. LACK. utputT DIofk.
O.. H. r. thompson Attorney
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RAILR DADS.
~ RloW w
% SsAH9S GRANDE
50 WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In ltprt |Ura Ia IHNi
IIuh TABLE, W l"'N' '. ''i ''o''

t.pNr sHit Lake
SO. .-Tor Provo. niufhlm Woe
a.h ant AT roln' |H". t1a. H.
Nn a.. ur PROVO 6rani .u....H
and III points Last..s...... q. n. w.
so l-Ior rrovo $40 o. auI
sHlInn .... ...-a" .'... ......' .. N ".
$40 ..t0r tureka aud Bingham, .HHH. m.
500. s-Iar Ur.iun amt Welt. u Nr POI.
$40 l-E,f Jsisn nui tho Nea'.... lII.m.
Arriyr salt hnbr
so From Provo. raui .un.u.a
und tho tart..ss.t'......... .. H. n
so prom Prove. Grand Junction
Uru the East ...ssss .H. f. .l.W
No.sai fom uinahsm. Provo. NH#N
salinu asa Wasaich. ai.r. n.
SO. prom tufcaa uoi B1...u ..l.h BOB,
so gHiron usion ami th. "..i. .H BOO
NO 8. iron rIc. ana She West. ..u W
only ue ruunns through IuImaa Ia.aFs
uuuu'c uravuE itsun yrYr.. b.. ..H.N.f .i
ITHnu Junction ami 20 hauslH .fN N|| u.1H
o. via 60 uraIo points ff.' '.n... ..l't
rHfa HaIt Lnae g. ruyrf. unH HHH HH" Tuu'
uHE iuIlmhu -lccnCrs tui ln." 'H san Pr UtI
cisco kochangeas ciotn c3uuaeilaL safety.
frCef tud comfort
Icss, once, 10 ". lri South
a. e. DODGE. IS. B. MIuI1.
Cen. Mnnagcr. 'Hn uua
in lLNNkrr GoH raI.A
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NOTICE. 10 oRgpIToRs.
ESTATE OF Annie Undsrs ood. Deoeas,

ESTATE OF Annie UnderN o0d, Deceased
NOTICE rs uEgEur GIVEN ~ riIG
~ UNDERMINED, executor % the tstAto
vi Annie Underwood, deceased, 10 iht crt1i'
lura ur uuu all persons hINns claims AGAINST
tHu sHll deceased no rNHH.t tuun Win me
necessary vouchers, within Ten months after
tho irst public alton OF tlla no leo, 20 ilt tall
executor ut Nu $50! Constitution buildings, 7Alt
Lake DltY,IL thu County of eHi lAAe' tAn
ALEXANDER D. EpwARps
Executor OF che Estate uf ANNE Underwood
deceased,
J0Us N, CAsSoy. Attorney for said admia-
lsuators.
Dated July Goth lsgt
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