davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

gray. Following the yell comes n
stem of leaden hail full into our
faces.
1t is n battle of the giants. A wild
cheer from our line is hurled back
upon them, and shot answers shot.
The roar of artillery is incessant The
crash of musketry is deafening, and
the earth trembles from the concus-
sion and shock. Watch the play on
the faces of the men! The eye flashes,
the face grows wild and grand, the
forms round out to their fullest limit,
and the plain, dull soldier boy rises
into the grandeur and glory of a
Homeric god as he springs to his feet,
with no thought of white flag or de-
feat, full of desire to meet and destroy
the coming enemy. All individuality
is lost in this wild dance of death.
The gray line again halts trembles
and is gone, followed by wild cheer
that burst from the heroic line in blue,
telling in its own glad way that they
are victors on the bloody field. Blue
and Gray.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Instantly relieves the most violent attack,
facilitates free expectoration and insures rest
to those otherwise unable 70 sleep except in a
chair, as a single trial will prove send for u
free trial package 10 DIR. X. Schinmann, St.
Paul, MINI, but ask your druggist FIRST
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Street-car drivers and others who are
constan tly exposed TO all kinds OF weather
and cannot find time to lay by, should ever
bear In mind this plain fact that Or. BuiI S
Cough syrup cures coughs and colds. 1t Is
unequaled.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

The Fire Department in every city could
ton Oil at each station. 1t instantly re-
lieves all burns. scalds and bruises, and in
few DAYS makes an ehectual cure of the
wound, Is cents.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

The native name fec tree which is
very highly esteemed in Australia is
Bunya-Bunya 1t often attains a
height of 100 to $50 feet. 1t bears
cones as large as a mans head. It's
seeds an inch and half long and
three-quarters of an inch broad, are
greatly liked as food. The yield is
not abundant.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

The human system needs continuous and
careful attention To rid itself of its impuri-
Ties. Beechams Pills act like magic. 25c.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat,
than "BrolGn's Bronchial Iroclles" Price %
cts. Sold only in bOIes
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

When you feed corn, add balancing
ration.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

"Hanson's Magic Corn salve."
Warranted TO cure money refunded. Ask your
druggist for 1t. Price Is cents
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
The Modern NVay

Marrying for money is no worse than mar
rying for poverty.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Hegemnn's Cam phor ice with GlyeerIne.
The original and only genuine. Cures Chapped
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
An Errand of Charity.


An Errand of Charity.
During the month of May, 1864, on
the Petersburg turnpike, three or four
days before the battle of Drewry's
Bluff, and about half way between
Petersburg and Richmond, Va, my
comrade and I, who belonged to the
second brigade (Col. Griffin A. Stead
man's), second division, eighteenth
corps, started off to the left of the
turnpike, or in other words, deliber-
ately swung to the left, in accordance
with Gen. Grants tactics of the cam
paign.
About a mile and half brought us
to a farm house that had been pretty
well ransaclSed before we arrived.
Under the barn which had been over
looked, we discovered about n dozen
hens sitting quietly upon their eggs,
not knowing tn e order had gone forth
that the rebellion must be put down
if it took the last chicken in the Con-
federacy."
My comrade crawled under the barn
and passed out the hens, through
NnlCh NOu COull oJO LIZ ~ 81 AhA
had they been reduced, living on
short rations and nobly doing duty
for the Cofederacy. He lept me busy
wringing their necks. after which we
tied their legs together, swung them
over our shoulders and started back
to the turnpike, congratulating our
selves upon what nice chicken din
/ II 10, .hn, ha al
to our command. But our jubilant
expectations were peremptorily de-
molished by the direct order of n gem
eral
Just as we emerged from the thicket
on the left of the turnpike we came
in contact with Benjamin f. Batter!
The general beckoned TO us to come
up to where he was sitting on his
/ horse.
After salutihg him very respectful
! ly, and trembling very perceptibly,
the first question he asked was:
"Where did you get those chickens?'
My comrade, acting as spokesman,
replied:
AT the farmhouse to the left, about
! II mic anu Il nail from HtTG.
The next question was a poser.
What are you going to do with
them?"
We thought we were in for it, and
we should be punished for capturing
old sitting hens, whereas nice fat
chickens might have passed with the
general as legitimate spoils of war.
So my chum replied:
1--WE are going to take them back to
the hospital for the sick and wounded. "
The hospital was about six miles to
the rear.
The general called an Orderly who
was mounted, and gave him the fol-
lowing general order: Orderly, go
back to the hospital with these men,
and see that they deliver those chick
ems TO the surgeon in charge"
If cannon-ball had struck us we
could not have been more crestfallen.
} The next morning we were escorted
back to our commands, where we re-
NAMED during the battle of Drewry's
Bluff, on the morning of the 10th of
May, 1864
saw General Butler upon one oc-
casion after that, which brought
wildly to my mind that lost anticipat-
ed chicken dinner.-G. w. Ford,
National Tribune.
Needed no Help.
There was no better, more loyal OF
more fearless soldier than old Jack
Dublin, but he had one fault and that
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Look out for weed seed in the fence cor
ners.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Earning makes a man happy; saving
makes him wise.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
The Puzzle Solved.

When some people get outside OF them
selves they are lost
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

is sold on guarantee. II cures Inclpient Consun,
ton IL Is the best Cough Cure. 2cts-. 5Octs Sl0n
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
schifrmann's Asthma Cure

knowledge is power. but not to the very
young.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Contentment stiffens the joints of pro-
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
REORGANIZATION cure

Never allow stock to get out of condition.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

There are 800 lighthouses in Toxic. Japan,
in which a bath can be had for one cent.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

The long sided hog makes the most bacon
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

II has often he n observed that the nails
actually grow on the stumps of amputated
fingers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
Deafness Cannot he Cured

Clean quarters and clean feed make clean
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
Needed no Help.

There was no better, more loyal or
more fearless soldier than old Jack
Dublin, but he had one fault and that
was an overweening fondness for the
whisky bottle, or rather for the tents.
He had boon companion whose real
name / never knew, but everyone
called him Uncle ST. While in camp
old Jack was taken i'll of fever, and,
despite the unremitting attention of
81, died. The corpse developed an UNI
usual rigidity after death and a
strange tendency to fly up into a
sitting posture. Accordingly on the
night before its burial it was stretched
out at full length upon board resting
upon two wooden trestles with its
head and feet tied down by ropes.
Old Uncle ST insisted upon watching
the remains of his dead friend. Short
ly after midnight he became very
thirsty and stepped out to a neighbor-
ing suffers to procure a drink. Dur
ing his somewhat protracted absence,
two large cats found their way into
the tent containing the remains of
poor old Jack. and when Uncle ST re-
turned he was naturally indignant at
seeing these felines sitting on the
corpse-one at the head, the other at
the feet.
Selling a billet of wood from the
ground he aimed powerful blow with
it at the pussy sitting at the head. 1t
missed its mark and struck and sew
cred the rope holding down the head
of the corpse, which Immediately flew
up into sitting posture. Selling the
dead man by the shoulders and fore
ing him back into a rccumbent
position Uncle 81 exclaimed in an
aggrieved tone: Darn We, old man,
lie down and keep quiet. I'll attend
TO the cats" american Tribune.
The heart that has not suffered has
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

The heart that has not suffered has
not loved.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Sec Colchester spading Boots adv. In other column
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
Augusta Wien. i'IalruF.
NHs
Andrew Wien, Defendant


Tho People ~ she TERRITORY OF Utah seni
Eructnt. Go Nulreu Wien, Defendant
NuU AIS utGEHT INQUIRED 40 A..
4 pear iu nu hcunu Ur1u.Ht aEainft you ~
tuU above uHmTu pIl nIIU II tHH uIHturt count
of tHu thttd Judicial District OF thp Territory
Of Utah. bod 90 answer ihH complaint nIUd
therein wftuiu tou days ICNHIus.vU of the day
OF aUrticoI ahCr che service on YOU u thia
HuWmouHalf served within ths r0uutYi
fH.s district wthin twenty days othrfwHa
within forty dlyha0f Judgment hJ default VIII
bg taken aEsinsi you, according b ih1 prayer
OF HHli complaint
1Hc said action b. brought 90 have a dsctoo
~ trIa court fur divorce Of D. atnun FROM
defendant aud adludgtur that ulaiuiin has No
exclusive risht 90 poHsCss, tccp uud maintain
tie child, Issue Of s1ii marriagc-1nt inst lho
recover ffum defendant her costs ncrcln
above relief prayed on the following Frouud.
to.Wlt. Ihit ln The Month of juno, itii. DE-
funHaut WIfuiIy uCfCrtui plmnun, AVA has
ever since remained away from and deserted
her, that Tor mn-r than two yeafH last vast
crfendaui has wiliully elected 70 provide
tur Ulumtiu the common uUCUsHHrira % life
hrd that PRIOR TO Htid drHcriiun defendant
uCatci plalntu w 10 rgtrcmc cruelty, causing
her great bodily inlurY hnn muutal httrcsa.
And you arc hCrhF uutned that you iail
90 appear ana answer The aald complaint 10
above required. tho Haid pIhlntII Will appiy 20
the court Tor The rUIigf demanded tHcrrin.
Mituosf, Che Hon Charles ss Zane Judge,
nnf she fUHl uI tho dlsUlri court uf mo ihirt
judicial district, uu and iur The Territory of
ithh. th'a iut day OF January, 10 the year Of
our igI1 one tuuuHaud uIght hundred aud
ninety four.
ilrsrr o. NcNiuL,S. clerk
.- by Gao. b toOuts, Deputy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BOARD
~ OF Eduratnn. Halt iatc CITY, January ~,
irli lids Will be- received bv tho board o.
Education ntt D. u., February o., l-1t, for the
ing ON fuurth Iast hotFOcn THIRD and Fourth
outh streets, except tho foundation, whtsh 10
in, hida must be made ior The stone Nork,
brick w0rl, plumbing land carpenter WORK,
painunE plhaicriug aui finishing Of the build.
INK separately. Hide viii q 40 be re- ciyed for
The entire construction ~ the building aud all
hidH must have separate estimaiea for brick
wails lprosfud Tor tho outer walls iu one oHti.
mate aud common hrick for all walls separated
ua wen a. Tor stone walls. plana and upcclns
cations can 10 seen a. tho once uf the Hoard
of Education. tnrh hld must ho accompanied
hY a rcrtincd Uhacg Of pur cent Of the amount
% the bid !. o. MuufuON, CLERK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

Ana IN accordance with law ana tHu order ~
thc Hoard q Directors made on me seventh
day Of october. ls.. s1 many shares % cach
Parcel OF stock uH may be- necessary, viii Do
sold AZ inc once of che secretary, No. NonLutu
ton BUILDING, salt Lake CITY, Utah, on Mun
DAY, the fuurih dAv 90 December, ltn, 81 y,
u 10 pay tho Delinquent assessment, together
With tho costs Of adtCruaiuF and expense OF
falr, W , htA w. hctfcNfN .
Onlcc, room go Constitution buildius, sali
lake cts, Nihh.
Ma meeting ~ thr board Of directors Of
the Sewer Mining and NIL iuf COMPANY, htid
on the gith day of N0yenhor, 1871, The dlts ior
the saie 0f the above stock was postponed
ultl tho 9th day % December, itll, az z y, Ne,
W.. HEATiE, Secretary.
~ meeting % thu upard of directors OF tho
SEWER Mining url hIuNug COMPANY. hold on
thu SRA day ~ Doc. IsHI, the date Tor the sale
% INC above stock was postponed until The
loih day q January, int, al en- m.. &C the
W. j. nEATiE.
hcrrCtar7.
AtAmretins OF che board % director, 81 the
SEWER Mining Milling Company, hold uu NO
-Hth day OF January, g. tho cate Tor lhc sale
Of the above ttoc. wa p1siponed until the To-
day Of March, 1884, AZ r. m, 40 the above
W. J. BEATIE.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

+, u. Cruise ana Lulu smith. Defendants.
The People Of the TERRITORY Of Utah send
grectns 10 D. D. Cruise and Lula smi b,
Won NRE uEREnY REQUIRED TO AP.
Il pear Ia ga acton brought against you
ly the above named plhinuu IN the De.
tfirt Court ot Tho rhild Judicial plslrioi of the
Territory u Utah, aud 10 answer the complaint
nlud thercin WITHIN ten uAyf exclusive % the
uAy OF servicol after the service on you Of this
summons II served within ms county or, it
served out of this county hut la thh aisirict,
within twenty dnysi otherwise Within torty
daya-ur Judgment by default WAN be Ia en-
against on, according 10 the prayer OF said
lhc sad acton 90 brought to require defend.
ants 10 set forth the nature uf tuuir claims IN
and TO have decree OF this Court determining
an adv rse claims OF dCteudnutH, udludging
and docreoing that said defendants and onru
OF them have no estate or interest whatever
thereof and th4t the title oil plant q thercto
u goe1 and valid AID plietoii f0r,Verc Join
m. defendants and carn Of them from assert.
- any claim whatever pa or 20 tail lhnd q
premises adverse 20 plaiuuh ami granting
plnintln other uud further rclri, with costs Of
SUIT, saii premises are described ~ follows,
TO wit.
Commencing NJ point 1875 rods n. Of :. W,
corner of Lot Z. Block h3, fiat"b" SAT- Lake
Guy survey, and running thence mas rods,
thence e, 10 rods, thence q. ~ rods, thence W,
DO rods 10 beginning, situate IN sat Lake CITY
and County, Utah Territory
And you are hereby nouned that % YOU fail 20
appear and answer the Haid compliant aH above
required. tho raId plantu wl apply TO The
Court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness. thu Hon OhnrIcs p. Luun, Judge.
ana the seal Of The Dstrict couri
Ut tho Third judicial district, 10
and Tor tho Territory Of Titan, this
lsLALl 18Th day Of January, in the yonr0 our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninrlY.lOur.
ilENWY g. MCMILLAN, Olerk,
ny NEo, D Looms Deputy ClerE,
JAMES n. MOVIE, Attorney Tor rlAiutin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL tSIAIE.

NOTICE . uEmM OiyES THAT
~ ruuuaut % 90 order uI tUr Probate
Court oi Hau Lake County, JHH icrtHrfl iu
enc matter uf tIp rHttfu ~ llUHrY a. luw or.
deceased, wHfr NnY 90, itaa. 600 un itraiTurd
administrator uf lnH HHld UHiHtH. uu friday
lhn uth DAY Of lglrunry, AID l-.t, one u'cIurA
30, 40 thc law uilrc of Harlow Ferguson 40
d.. tDuHutIfluu uuuiIuH, SEQ. Lake NlN Utah.
viii Hrll at private 10 U Co tHr hIEhrat uiiigr.
Cor each OIL che right tru nut interest ul thr
said deceased RE- lH0 time nf bio dCIth, ur that
be cstat0 Dos since acquired Of il ana %
an thu following described zeal rstntr,
o. wits Commencing % The northeast
corner Of l1t ono tU, l.urs o., plat
%, -at Lake Cay survey and ruuIing
hencc south three ~ rude. WuHrn west FL As
AMI tWo.tuirIa ,UII rods, lIourc nIftu three
Al rode. thence east siN aud two tuirla 90 lI
rods O. lgsIuulns Icing situated boz ralt laau
County, ltih Territory,
Terms OF sale Zen per cons 40 the umo "
sale, hud balance on combination 90 Hnic 10y
The Probate Couu. Deed az cue expense Of
purchaser
liids in writing will bo received up Co the
timu OF sn'r ut thr ONCE ~ Harlow Ferguson,
or ny tao aImtuiatrAtuN
JAM T.. FOWLER,
AdminiHratrr OF tue catliu OF Henry g.
Fowler. deceased.
Ulrow torsuson. attorney Tor tho estate.
dated January ath, lsHi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
siDs WANTED

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ scaled proposals. Will DO received BY the
unirrHiEuUd for thr erection uf a school build
ius fur zoe uurtu western portion Of tho elth
school District, salt Lake County, ltnh, for
iun mason. carpenter. UInsicunF, painting.
furnishing material. Als1 Tor luMhrr, brick
aud rUCt, arplraiug also bids Tor the entire
work uu o. Z b m ni February gind. 30, no
The office OF q. hi Nuitakur. No. 80 Cousiitus
ton building sait Lake tity. BIDS wil be-
opened fr' siHd. rtS o. m.. 40 Central school
huIluuE Plans and HprDnehtiOua may DO rEs
amiucl nc Che uHro mri above, or AZ Air.
John ~. sWitlia residence, Sugar House ward.
Tie Hoard tcacrtrH tne right 60 rfirct any or
OLE bids JOHN NJ. " mn AkEH,
JOliN u SMITH.
o., n. low,
Hoard OF Trustees lith school District
Salt Lake cry, Utah. January y, i-pL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
SUMMONS.
10 thn District Court lu au1 Tor tho Third
JuaItIal UiHtriUi 90 Ufau Territory,
County uf sails
Lake
George 1aylnr plaintiff.


ilrsm 4. iiosa. samucI \. Duncan. james W.
iurilty and W. D., Cuiugrt'u' defendants.
Tue People Of the TERRITORY OF Utah sond
eiestng 10 mr.n a h,.s' sam,ei a
nuugan. Jane. w. hArl'y ana W. D.
Nvuu ARR iiEnluY REQUIRED TO
II nurclr boz au ariiuu bft usut afaluai YOU
81 The above nhuod plainuu iu iho iaif.rt
TUutnrY uf g. tah aud 90 answer tuU comp alut
O 90 therein within t0u days ItNr.ustr - Tho
Gay ol ntr,ireI after soc frrtir' ou yuu uf this
tammout= served within tha county ~, {
tJlyI ont 90 tlia county, Dos m ihiu district,
within twenty HlIH. uihr WIHU within forty
uhYs=or Judgment UY drfHuIt will lr takrn
nEuust yuu, according 90 tie pril &C. % sad
compliant
SAD Hcion is brought 81 have on accounting
hy On court II amount d.u pIaluuu from de-
fuudhut lies. on q cCriatu Ifumts1y nuto
Utsrutod by saii llris 60 plaintiff November
per cent per auuum. allCEof tu hH duU AMI uu.
V4Ii, rHEu interest 60 Aug. 81. 1919, and that
puniin hayc Judgment against ilr.s
iur such tum Win interest iIt attorneys
Geo and cost 90 Huit, HHil note being secured
UY a mortgage 1i. even da'o uu premises here.
matter dotc.lhUi, that The Hen Hf pll'uIln DO
HU Iurd ilu r.Hf upon fHId prrmisrH, uud That
fano 30 sol1, hud rr1.ccia applied o. phy'
urut Of hu1untH uu found 90 ue due ne above
thtt defendants AMI au prft1as claiming
uu ier them hr barred and Cor. closed OF ali
Iar.. that p.aluhN have Judgement nod tnrHus
UuH Tor huY deficiency ana COG other rgiirG
shi prcmlos ere dysUrH.i ~ 20 loNst
tuWugutIua Ht northeast corn Doe q, h|urk
%. Goa aero pIat"A,' lUF ilg'I survey, thence
south q b rods tu HuulUrtHH. corner HId lot
thence wosf "a rnta tl nHHt iluc state rlHls
thence north 1l.H ruda, thrutr HIat along uHIi1
liu# aHlu Doe % rIIH 60 NN.IuUIU". alec HuIp'n.
lng hsifoi atfDHi lying 100 ffont NJ and fillin
UE fa'I uIeutrs, alsI AL water Tightt
hHIlrFuE 10 and hahiuHliF uHrl ON SAID
Or mice, 40 situate "a salt Lake County,
Gth.
and y0u hrr hereby notified thHtu you IAN
% appear aud AuHwrr the aHid complaint us
sUlNr required, Che said p'alutn viii apply %
tnt Court Tor the relief demanded thrroln
witness, tho nos rnAliLEs 5.
IAhE, Judge, aud tAU cal Of the
ftruI ulftnct Court ~ the third Judicial
nIHiHtt, Iu audf1r tho Territory of
Utah, this 2oth day uf Nuscmhcr in
the year o four Lord one thousand eight hum
HENliY q. MCMILLAN,
CiOrk.
ny Gro. u. LooMts. Dopuiy CLERK
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MARsHAL,s sAle.


nUnauANr 10 Al EXECUTION TO
a mr directed Hy tfc Third unfrig, Count
of iho TERRITORY ~ Ulbu. 4 ahaI rNr1H1 Ht
publ" sale, no tnu front door of IHr county
Court House boo tlC city OF rnlt Lake, tuuHty
~ ave LAKE fud a Cuitnry ~ llth, uu tuc
ninth DAY uf lHNruHU. IfHf nt lu 90 rIura a.ui 4,
n D tnu uEht, title, claim uuu Interest uf lIuIHr
Madden, uf, u, fHl tn tno following described
reel rHtatn. situate. lying aud nrinE lT ruli
lake CITY hul County, and described HH tuI.
love, o. Wit nCuurInr one huutrri and
eighty tisUl foot WDsi NJ the south Ulat corner
ct lut one .iI. D. Ook seventy eve .ill. plaza
ealt Lake tliy survey Running iuru"r wet
twenty Tour flU fees thruHn north tsU .lNI
rods, thence cast twenty four ,-i leoL thUnUU
south tru IlNI rods 60 place Of hrEInuIuT 10
o. sold ~ ihc properly 90 LouHo MalHcu. at
the suit OF Waterman nr1a.
NAT g. brigham.
o.. 3. Nauhal.
Nv I. H. AuCuru Deputy Marshal.
Dated JanuatY ilu. i1t,
Geo 81. Mover. Attorney Cor riFntn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

NXrHEHEAg UENuY WILLIAM HURST
w aud Aruic Jane iiurst uH vile, boy her
cU-Ain. deed ~ tru1i, dliol hurI liih, 800.
ami duly recorded in the Office %. fhc County
Recorder 81 SALT i.ltc County. llh TorfiulrYt
nu the slih DAY ~ April, o. Hi book 'a %" OF
MnHfhgoa ON page go conveyed Boz ihu under.
signed be trustee the following described
property. 10 wit raft % talo %, ia block
atttfsflur Istl plat "a" salt % UiiY survey
to.wtt Commencing n p1Iu dive ami one
ssi ave- agl sat sis,l isa1 M meme,
north our aud one half o. rUsa, thgur0 ,stt
ten tlll rIdH. thence a1utn four ana unu.ha.f
uil rode. ttaaCo wuit ten .i.I rods O. place
In i,us.. however. 10 SECURE tho payment u
n Curiaiu Do omtsa1fy note % even uUr hero
wtfh Cor eight bundled ton DO Ifs OSLO pay
able 90 Che order OF EmHnuc t.hn lt tho o1cc
Of iio1th. Ice q Gray, IN sails T. DO CITY, Utah,
october SUN, 100, with inirfrHi Hi tho rate 10
one per cgntpr month, riNa. l. Vulurfiy.
AMI. WturrfH said trust dec provided n said
note or interest should dlt hr uail when dur
that The h0l1cr thereof mifht uro'uof Ca suu
the property ihrrrin dedcrugl Ht EFlns thity
luIdaFs urfVoUa notice 90 enc aaln uV publ.
cation Iu q Newspaper Published iB che English
nuuuHrc in salt iaHU County Utah. AMI,
uhUrvis said note hna net been p1il although
has requested the undersigned trustee 20 sgll
slid promises In accordance with The terms "
Now. therefore. pnblc notice is hereby
gwen mat Che undrfsgaCi trustee viii, in Hcs
rordauro with the term of flIl Uunl. eel tho
properly horcinpofofu do'cuHrd. up fo much
thcfeofuH may DO nucesaari, 90 luu.ic Ycudua
20 tho highest bidder Cor each. no tho front
door OF tba Cuuuiy Court lloutr ~ 10 thto
tDunty. Utih. on ThurslaF. February 18TH,
Isl. 10 rho hour ~ 70 O'Clock m. 1f Hald DAY,
for the purpose Of ptYiuE tuH expenses Ot this
trust, IurIuIins Attorney iyua. Compensation
60 iho uHUrairucd trustee, and saii note,
/. T. ARCHER.
Trustee.
dated salt Lake city, Utah. lhi' i'th day Of
January a. u tsHt
UHHth lao a GRAY. AtinrmrNH Tor Trustee.