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FARMERS,

A Farmers Institute, under the aus
pieces of the Salem County Board of
Agriculture, with Franklin Dye, Sec
rotary of the State Board, in charge
will be held in the Opera House,
Woodstown, Oh next Friday and Satur-
day, Jan. 18th and 10Th. An excellent
programme. has been prepared as fol-
lows:
Friday-10 O'Clock, a. m, Business
of Annual Meeting; 1.30 p. M, music
and singing; Twenty Years Exper-
fence in Dairy management by Q. u.
Sears, of Blooming Grove, N. Y;
"rrberculosis in Dairies," Dr.. Parry,
Hainesport, Burlington county, N. j.,
and L. W. Nicholson, Camden county,
N. j.; Questions on the subject. Z
O'Clock, p. M, music and singing; "a
per entitled 'Winter Evening, or Fine
| side Occupation for Farmers" Sue III.
Coles; Paper entitled Comparative
Condition of Agriculture between the
East and the West; also Cost of Help
and Living Observed During Travel
by Hope l.. Moore, Mullica Hill, N. j.;
THE Importance of a Garden for Home
Use on a Farm" DR.. j. b. Ward,
Newark, NJ ].
Salmlday-9.30, a. M, Profitable
Fruit Culture and Hindrances There
to-" by II. G Van Deman, Late Chief
of genealogical Division U, 5. Depart
ment, of Washington, b. O.; Paper on
"Growing and Marketing Fruit for The
Future" by Il. Atkinson, Woodstown.
100, p. IN, music and singing; .'Rear-
ing and Management of Poultry TO!
Profit" with Illustrations, by e. E.
Chapman, Perueville, N. Y; Paper, by
q lady; Questions.
The great success of the institute last
year will undoubtedly insure a large at
tendance this year to hear the able pa
pers on farm topics which will contain
a valuable fund of information.
The twenty-second annual meeting
of the New Jersey State Board OF Ag'
riculture, will be held in the Supreme
Court room of the State House, al
Trenton, on January 10Th, 10th and
18th. Thele will be much business tt
be presented before the meeting and il
is hope to make the meeting a mos
important me. All farmers and thoat
interested in agriculture are urged L
be present upon this occasion.
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VENDUE !.
WILL be sold at public sale on

TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1895
at the residence of the subscriber In Pedrick.
town, the following personal property:
SToCK-1 roam horse Z years old, sound and
gentle. l good COW with calf. S Sh0ats.
WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS &C.-1 car,
riase, ] one-hoEse heavy wagon, l dido, / two
horse pillow, ! one-herse pillow, l cultiyator, , sets
single carriage harness, ! set single heavy liar.
ness, robes and blankets.
50 bushels of corn, ~ tonsc clover hay, IL tons
hot-Ded hay. Lot OF manUre, ~ cords oak
wood.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-l set parlor furniture,
! diniag room suit, ? bed room suits, 2 stoves.
Sale to begin at o'clock. Conditions at sale.
DENNIS LANE.
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Bids for Oil.

The Council of the Borough OF PENIS Grove
invites sealed bids for $50 test kerosine oil, to be
delivered to the lamp lighter when ordered
contract to last until tune LIST, 1895. Afl COM
municatlons to be in by 7.30 O'Clock Jan. 18th,
1875. Hand TO or address
d y. LEAF,
1t. Chairman Lamp Com.
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Sales CIarIrad.

I wish to inform the public that / am ready IL
Clerk public sales and furnish -auctiolee2S. al
reasonable rates.--NnLLlA< BURlS.
/. Il l3I1> 4edficStown
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FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1895.


PUBLIC SALES.
Jan. l5-Bowman Cheesman, near Fenn's Grove
Jan. 15-Dennis Lane, in Pedricktown.
Jan. l6-Charles Swaverly, near Pedrlcktown.
Feb. 6-Thomas Roberts, near Pedricktown.
Feb. 6-Robert Sparks, near Penn's Groye.s
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At Private Sale!

Ioffer for sale my house and lot, situate on
harmony St.. Penn's Grove, adjoining the rail-
toad. For conditions call on or address
CHAS. L. BARBER,
pllif. Penn's Grove, Nj.
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AH-WOOI Dress Stuffs


Almost anywhere among the
Dress Suiting you can find
staple grades at third or even
half less than a month ago.
SO in. Atwood Fancy Cheviots, 95c.
A month ago would have been SOC.
Sc in. Atwood irregular plaid Chew
lot, 25c.
A month ago would have been SOC.
SO in. Cameo Cheyiot, All.wool, very
stylish, SOC.
A month ago would have been SOC.
As in mixed Cheviot, very much like
the foreign styles, 379c.
nmade to-day would cost SOC.
so in. check Cheviot, q good heavy
suiting, IS styles, 37kc.
A month ago would have cost Zoe.
46 in. two-toned Novelty Cheviot, a
beauty; 10 colors, 374c.
A month ago would have been Coo.
50 in. quiet Novelty, one of the pretti-
of the December stulfs; 10 %colors, SOC.
Made to sell at Soc.
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There is good reason for the popularity
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Davis q
Buzard, of West Monterey, Clarion Co,
Pa, says: SIT has cured people that our
physicians could do nothing for. We per-
shaded them to try bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and they now recom-
mend it with the rest of US 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale at Robbins Pharmacy.
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PENNsvlLLl NOTES.

james Newell is confined TO the house
from The effects of running a pitchfork
in his foot last Friday.
Chas L, Atkinson, while handling a
butcher knife, last Friday night, let the
Keen edge slip through his hand making
1ydangerous wound which caused him
to- lay off from work the past week.
Harry Brown has sold his pretty lit
tleflome on Church st., to Ephraim
Fowler.
fogp & Hires will pay Sc per ton for
tomatoes this year at their cannery
here. No contracts will be put out ex-
cept to their Old growers and only good
stock viii be received.
David Eeret lost a valuable horse last
Saturday. While taking it out to wa
ter it slipped and hurt itself SO badly as
to have to he killed.
Edward Justice and wife, of pedrick-
town, are visiting friends here.
A large humber of the relatives and
friends Of As8smblyman Powers sur
prised him last Friday evening. The
party resulted il an old time candy
pull, including Such amusements as
make a very jolly time for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bright started
last Thursday on il Two weeks visit
ameDg relatives in Reading, Pa.
Some of the relatives and friends of
Miss Maiy jenkins presented her with
a very fine chair last Saturday. Miss
Jenkins is afflicted with rheumatism
and has been unable to walk for over II
year.
The following is the list Of uuclaim.
ed letters remaining IN the PennsyiIle
Post Office for the month ending Dec.
31st; Mrs. Eliza Powers, Miss Laura
Myers, Nj. Leu WhitesalI, Mr.. Robert
Toulsou.
Tie following officers were installed
in the Riverside Lodge X. of P. last
Saturday evening by brothers SmalIy,
Foster, Ale, aud Eldridge of Salem,
G. G., Thomas Weed, V. c., J.. C.
Wheaton, N. OF e., Elijah Wheaton,
9r Irelap, NJ. of T., John
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noRouan . n

%Ot | t4W
The regular meeting 81 cBghrIl
was held Tuesday eyeiiinN 3or
Tor,on presided and an tie yafg
we're present but Mr. Dolhew. Nj.
Jordan, Of the road committee reported
/ that the large barge load o. shells Of
1858 bushels had beenpurchased. Har-
mony street had been siieIed and some
put on The Bridgeport road. Mr.. Smith,
chairman Of the road committee, re-
ported that he was dissatisfied with the
way he had been treated BY the ether
members Of the committee. The C0un-
| Gil at tile last meeting had voted that
tile shells should be put on the road In
The Cove and up to Nam where most
needed, and what were left put on Har-
mony street. After ordering The road
overseer to put them there some N
else countermaaded the order and had
them nearly all put on Harmony street
where there is little travel and less
needed. Nearly $4,000 bushels of shells
have been purchased BY the Council.
or the $3.50 bushels OF shells 5000
we're put on Harmony street and only
about 1000 on tlefoad to thelCo7r.
Shells were put heavier on Harmony
street than on Main. Harmony street
had a good foot path on the upper side,
but of the A car loads OF gravel pur-
chased q were put-on the lower side Of
Harmony street u y on the path to
the Cove below Union Corner. About
$3.50 has been spent on Harmony street
and a little over SEV (Sl0ll on Tie
street to and in the Cove below unIo2l
Corner. Main street has not as good n
foot path on one side Only as IiarnonY
has. There Is q pnddle anki deep rs
front of Mr.. Smiths residence wlfnsi
ever it rains. II Is the worst place. in'
town SRI bt a thing has been dong TO
~ Ysm me say they have no prefer
Nengcs and represent Ill the town.
reported euas Jas. siuhyah.s Wy hau
DtuhGtl Il i0nAk 80 ~ ~ -
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NO cLosl

SlOtb dItlCit vi thS IN
fall on the fishermen
OF South Jersey, mol
fishermen should The
for a close day i'll
week. EisIsrmep
we are not careful! our business Will
ruined. There are men III The upper
part Of the State, and ] think most 0
them are sporting fishermen, gunner
and fish wardens. These men ar
scheming and clamoling for a close da
in the middle Of the week. Perhap
they are ignorant Of the magnitude Of
the shad fishing industry Of South Jer
sey and the loss that would result fror
a close day in the week.
Let us note some uf the LOSSES tina
would follow. First. 400 boats engaged
in shad fishing II days loss to each boat
at $40 a day would make S129 loss to
each boat. For 400 boats the total
would be S4s, 600. Loss Of wages to
two hundred men WHO llsh BY tie
month at $40 eacli for the season,
$1,000. Loss uf freight On shad carlitd
to Philadelphia BY Capt. Denny y Bro
aud others. so;en& sllaa each day for f.
days, 10000 20 freight n3ssese 'ie'
The aggregate losses from these
ces would amount TO $52, 400.
The above are some dIieet.
other losses a,so would fullo@
were compelled 10 he idle oneaa.
week. There would be a shrink
boat property and many otter
connected with the iishing blsin,
would dlsarrauge the markets an
the dealers IN siiad 70 4 gIeatfp inc
fence aud would sierfiye the cons
Of getting fresh silaa every d
could mention otliers if space
permit.
There Is NOT less ga hall
of dollars Invested III tie 3d.
sturgeon business pf sunsh Jersey.
large number Of the penpleEylfag hlA
towns along the Delaware are qepen
ing IN The fishing business for q (llyit
If our State should pass any u
stficting II time TO angles tina
il would be serious otha hsl
and business men Of u conap
White m the other haad u
greatly benefit the fishermen
ware and PenusyisaiiiA.
Fishermen, let II stand tQgeth
oppose any bill that may came
our legislature that Will be an in'
our business.
ES. HARRIS,
Pres. shad smen's ASS
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OUR
MANUFACTURE

MANUTAUlUn
Are pleased to the ut
supply US with enoug
coats equal to the DEM
They've got to be
there wouldn't be su
mand. 1t is good. II
use underestimate
mon ersse Of the pee
ba5e 0 to~pe
K1ow Clothing tina
~gooa-ftting, proper
reasonable in price;
know we have it,
The entire second
ed with Overcoats
Extra Long Bl
Kersey Mems Oy
ATWOOD Beavt
Blacks, Blues a
$500.
AL Wool Blacl
Beaver Mems 0
$500.
Conductors an
~en~ $50
great big collars al
your feet for length
Little Boys Re
chilla and Astracl
$500, $3.50, 81
$500 and $3.50.
Some odds and
and Boys Overcoa
about half of forme.
Before buying
Suit stop arour
the prominent
While about
US. We ha'
for you.
We know
fitting Ready.
eyer tried on, and
pkiceg the low
youE %ofnion we ",
Hey -weight G.
Mems in :
Sacks
Unf
Pouch
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Fashionable Furs

The 0 - r
values the
o
T
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PENIS GROVE posi- OFF1Cl

On Sunday leave Penn'sG Grove at $50 a. m.
40 p. M. Philadelphia SIS a. M. sis m.
PENF'S GROVE posi- OFFICE.
Mail hours from 6.15 a. m. to g pm.
Mails close:
For all points except Woodbury. and along the
Delaware River Railroad, at 6 80 a. IN. and 40
a. m. for all places and registered matter, ll.A5
D. IN.
Mails arrive:
From Philadelphia and beyond $50 a. m. and
4.40 p. m. Woodbury. and along delaware r. r.
4.40; south Of Woodbury. 100 p. m.
DANIEL V. S~UMMERILL, JR. p. NJ.
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WANAMAKER'S

rnlLAorLrnlA, JANgAnr I. ISL.
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TRUSTEES SALE NOTICE.

NITnEREAs. FRED MAYOL AND IDA
w Mhyol, hts vile, ~ the cluutY NJ san
Laac, Ierri!og Of Utah. ga by their certain
deed u trust dated March "a, A, -. i-li. and
recorded March IN, a. -. l-gi, to- book IS A.,
pages ii1 and % # the records u the once u
the recorder Of deeds Of sat LaEa County
Utah Territory, CONVEX 20 william o. DAs ~
trustee tho following described real cstae
situate In tho city aud county OF salt Tale,
Territory OF ltau. 10 wit. Part lot one l.
block cishty'ono tsD, plat 4, salt Lake Jly
east corner OF said lot one %, ami ruuuIns
thence north three and onoshAU tfI.I rode
thence west eight ~ rods. thence south Tires
and one'hsit 50 roi.. thence east oighi ..I
RODS 70 beginning which sad conveyance va
made In trust tO secure To tue urdor u tho
Lombard Investment Company ihe payment
ptomiasuTy note Tor the principal sum Of seycu.
teen Hundred Dollars ~ ,iu0l due aud PAYABLE
on the frst day Of March. 4. u, istt, with inter.
Get thereon from the date thereof AZ tuc rate
annually on the lfst days Of March aud sep.
tomJcr ~ each Ani every year, o. evidenced
By interest coupon notes attached IN ssld IfIus
cipal nota and Of even date herewith.
Whereas, said deed of trust provides that
In case OF default m the payment 0t said note
or any part thereof. then A. the opuon % No
legal holder Of said note tho Hlll trustee
shall upon the AppltcalonOt said legal holder
soil and dispose OF the above described prop
stty, after giving % days notice OF umc
terms and place OF sale. IN tho manner IN sad
decd Of Tnst described lTOttrcuco 70 which
u hereby made for gTeaier certainty, for no
purpose 0t paying sad note, all inirrrtl duo
thereon, together with the costs and expenses
Of executing Tits trust Aui
Whereas. rad note fell due on March lst,
a. - ls1i, aud default In payment % snne
has continued ever -inoe that date and sui
continues, aud by reason thereof the present
legal no der ~ taid note has requested ne
undersigned trustee 10 make sale 0t sea pfcm'
iscs Tor tue purposes herein set form.
Now, therefore notice "a hereby gwen lhAl
!, tho uudofsgned william ". bale, trustee,
at the request of the legal holder and owntrot
said note. under and BY virtue of tie power
and authority In mo vested, viii on ,AiurlW.
the s3ih day Of June, A. u, 1870, At the houtot
10 O'Clock u m. Of SAID day soi SAD hboT?
described properly AMI all tho right, lta ana
equity OF Redemption OF the said Fte1 Mayor
aud Ida MAYol his wife, tholt helr ana ashffs
therein. for the highest and best price sane
will bring IN each. at tho south front door ul
tho County Court mouse tCity ana t9unY
bui Ding In the city and County OF san LaLsl
TeTrrOfy Of Utah. Tor the purpose OF paInf
said note with the cost OF expenses OF eAeel"
Dated Al salt GAko city. Utah. this s''h iay
OF May, A, u 1876.
Trustee,
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MARsHAL's SALE,

DURsUAST To Az ORDER or SALE
Il and decree 81 foroG. otuTo, 10 me al.
rocted BY tho ditiriet court Of toe Third Jud.
icth Distfiet OF the Territory Of Utah. shall
Oncr for sslo at public auction 90 ire wet
front door o. the County Court Hose, In the
CiU aud CouatY VI SAT- Lake, Territory Of
Utah, on the yth day Of July, ISIS, ~ u o'clo az
noon, all the Iight. title, claim And interest OF
William II Whitney, Emma WIN uey, l. q.
CrossmAn ami Y, :. Bish on Of, In aud 10 tho
following described rcA estate, situate In tho
CITY aud County OF N LAto, Territory OF
utNh, to'wit; Commencing ~ tho northeast
corner ~ lot one a., OF block two "a, OF
Kelsey aud billespiu'a subdivision ~ blOck
fofty.fOuf tli1, nlal "C", SAT- LaEr City sur.
Ncy, running thence west thirty three go
feet, thence south one hundred aud thifty-fVe
1857 feet To m ally, thence east thlrty.thTee
luI feet, ana {. ence north one hundred aud
tiiry hNe tiail feet To bcgiunug 10 he sold
go the property OF william n. VIII noy and
NINA Whitney Of defendants A. TOO suiI OF
j. e. W Coke TaTms 0f Htic, cash
SAN iAKE CITY, Utah jams ~, 1895
NAT 81 BINGHAM
e., +. MarshIL
ly J. ~ BAnLY, Deputy.
GOODWIN A VA felt, attorneys for plaintiff.
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsUANI TO An ORDER or SALE
4 and fccroo " foreclosure 10 me directed
by the District Court Of the THIRD judicial
pose 1t public sale, at inc west front door o Z
the County Court House, In the city Of SAT-
l.aEc, county Of salt Lake and Territory u
UAh, on the eith day Of June, no. At ~
o.clok M, an tho ughs title, claim aud interest
Of Iichcr Young aud Nilato II, Young. oscar
a. Young. Agnes MCLWAn - the CKeeutflN uf
the last viii OF Henry McEwan, deceased,
csiAtc u Thomas !, shelton, deceased, sidney
W. DAtkc, A. administrator OF the estate OF
William laller' deceased, Highard W Young
j. j. walton, James u. CoChrane, Henry
heiscr. Margaret Wilson, Adam spiers, kltEa'
beth T. Davis, state Bank OF Utah, corpora.
ton, Paul A. Elkins, Louisa smith, ELLEN
smiih. aud Utah Commercial and say.
ings Bank, corporation, OF ~ aud
10 tho following described real aud
The east half Of lot two az. block three t3l,
plat a." salt iAko Uity survey, commencing
Al poiut two hundred sud seventy i've ts7sl
feet north Of the southeast corner OF said
lot two l2l, thence running west fvo t5l
rods, thence north twenty-five (l5l feet
thence east i've 90 rods. thence south twenty.
i've 20 feet TO place Of beginning, roseryiug
the east part and also over n twelve tlll foot
AneyWay on the west parg of tho above de
and county Of salt LAke and Territory o.
Utah.
Also motto In words and figures a. follows
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. May 10Th, Isgi.
ono year after date, without grace. We or
either Of " promise 10 pay 10 the order
OF lleber Young, for value received,
eight hundred dollars, payable NJ salt
Lake CITY without dofAlcation or dis.
count, interest one per cent per month from
date before and after Judgment, payable
monthly II the interest bo not paid as stpu AZ.
ed mo legal holder Of this note may declare
thsprlncipal due and proceed Uy law 10 roeOy.
or both principal and Interest
tsigl Ms q. CnmsriAHsrS,
t-lgl GusILLA CMMsTtAsHEN.
To be- sold A. the properly Of llebtr YounE
and Nllate Il Young, oscar II. Young, Aguoa
McEwAn ~ tho excrutri, of the last viii ~
Henry MckwAn, deceased, sidney W
Dafsa A. administrator OF the estate of
Thomas j, shelton, deceased, Sidney W,
DnTkc as Administrator Of the estate OF Wi.
liam FULLER, deceased: ilchArd W. Young,
trustee Jamcs Ashman, MilliAn q. MArgctts
!. ]. Walton, james II. CochTAnc, Henry
keiter, Margaret Wilson, Adam epora. EtiFa
beth y, DAVIS, state BAhs OF Utah, - corpora,
ton; Paul A, LlkinH. LouiaA smith, fllen
smith aud UtAh Commercial and savings
hans, corporation, at the suit OF U. H..
pctut
Terms Of sale. Cash. -
NAT NJ. BINGHAM,
u. y. Marshal.
by JOns u. CuMMoCK,
Deputy MARSHAL
Dated NJ salt lake City. Juno lth, 1905.
JOHs NJ. tAsNON
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY OWEN THAT
IN whereas the regular annual ineoilnk o.
the stot kholders 81 the lntermOunlain hhNpA
Company, was NOS held AZ the time aud plae9
fixed In the articles Of incorporation 0i sh.l
company, and whereas application has mere,
tof1fe been made 10 the vice president gu
acting president OF said COMPANY, 70 60 ,
meeting u tho directors OF said Corporation
for tht purpose Of appointing time hnd plhs9
for tho holding OF sad annual meeuns' ~,
whorrAs, NJ such meeting Of The uoafg
directors has been called or hold, ahu 20
hcuon has been taken In ,he ptoml.es, NV,
therefore the undersigned holders 81 mIoL'
" Of the capital stock Of the nhli Ihl,i'
mountain Milling Company DO hcrehl Lso
notice that the annual meeting Of lbu ste,A.
hOl ders OF SAID corporation VIII be holl ., w
Onlce of the company, McuotnioE buiglls'
salt Lake CITY, on Monday, tho sth Gay Of 'uill
lsQ3, at the hour Of fonr ~ 0'cloeHi No. 70,
the purpose o. cleclipg officers aud director;
OF SAID corporation for the ensuing year aus
until the next annual meOtihB'
Dated June o, lth .- 80.
H. H. TOWEDhOM, Trustee.
WILLIAM COOPER, IT,
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MARsHAL,s SALE

DuRsUANT 10 ~ ORDER OF SALE
4 aud d-crrb % foreclosure 10 mo dirrctsd
~ thu district ruur. 'I me 1hTd judicial
district ~ the Territory VI Itub, / email
expose ne puhIir sale, 10 the west front
toor VI mo uIgt city and cuuuty builaing iu
tue pltJ VI rNt LAKE, county ut -A.t LHEr rud
Territory ~ ltnh, on the .fln DAY ~ Juy
lsN N y O'Clock a lr., "a the right title
clam and interest ~ JFHurr 81 Ne SON and
Henry Kendall, ~, Co.,, amt 90 the iol0W No
described rcal rstNtu, to.V.t rArt ~ lot two
a.. iu block tWeNH 10, pint "A," salt LA o
nv survey, commencing 90 the southeast cor
ner NJ Fuiu los h4d running thence wtat two
and one haf t2bl rods, tuvnru nurtb ten tlOl
rode, thence east two and one haf t4lil RODS.
theme south ten 40 rods q the place of hs.
ginning, and beng iu rHlt Lake Olty. la tHe
ounty Of -Alt lugo, Territory NJ tah 10
be soI1 a. the property ~ Iatpet ~. Nelson
aud Henry Kendall, AZ tue tut VI Daniel
IuTngrpu
Terms ~ sale, cash.
NAr 81. BRIGHAM.
q 5, Marshal,
by D. u TIuMoNr Deputy Marshal.
Dated June alat. 49,
Goodwin s Van relL attorneys for plain.
TIN.
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mkRsHAI.'s SALE

DuRsCANT no AZ ORDER or SALE
Il and Gucrea ~ fortrl Osur1 10 ne directed
by the district court NJ tho 1uud iruiria dis.
tfict N the Territory Of Utah, ! snail expose
~ public sac, ~ ire wrst front door Of the
joint cl ana county building, IN the city Of
raIi lgLe, county OF -alt lstc And Territory
~ thh, on tho ltlh day al July, II o, ~ II
O'Clock No, I'll the right, uts, claim and
interest ~ J0shue k tiewArt, amt Mary j.
stewart his wife W, II. Atwood, o. ". Moyle
and D. D., Rich, OF, Ia, aud 30 the following
described real estnie, in'wlt' All Of lots
eight l-l, niue on, ten tlOl, eleven 40 and
twelve lltl, ~ ntaWarrs addition, a suhdi.
vision ~ lot eighteen 40, block uiuu (gl, i've
acre plas 90, hig Held survey, within the
limits Of ne northwest quarter ~ section
thirteen ,l3I. township one ~, south OF range
ouo a., west ~ sH't Lake meridian, and being
n salt lake County, UtAh Territory. 10 b.
cold A. the property " Joshua u. stewart and
mary ), stewart, his wheat the suil OF Charles
NelaOn,
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT. II. BRIGHAM
u, :, Marshal.
ny .. TIMMosr, Deputy Marshal.
Dated June 2lsI, 1875.
Goodwin A Van PSIt, attorneys for plainun.