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.lt,.4.."O t,alu uItii b.I,lau ana igyp
tau authorities on the question ~ irri.
eating o certain district and found them
almost equally conservative, After q
time lao met Lord Cr1mer. just arrived
u tho country, and was received with u
chilling coDincsA
~ really cannot 60 into these matters
with you, % said Lord Cronur because
lcaF That yun treated my predecessor
With great di.r0u1uy
"Di-c1ultcsy3 DirYurtUsy ~ what
aigHcf'
ooh am Informed that You accused
him OF C.--.n fact, that You insinuntcd
10 w1g wuuuthiul
"l3 Oh, dear mr, not Nutat all The
truth Of the matter was just this | had
furhuru0torizo hisatt.iudc In some way.
Sow, yuu see. couldn't speak 81 his
implicitly because 10 would not be- "a.
lctly complimentary Of course /
1uldu't spoal Of his multiplicity. be-.
cause that wouldn't b. true. you know
so naturally | had 60 call 10 duplicity.
l1n't you scuy II rally was forced upon
me, you understand
Iioicn Of Troy.
An extremely fine bird Is tho first
prizo Barred Plymouth Rock hon owned
aud bred by Mr. r. T. Thompson. She
won the first pri5o ~ tho New York
show lud wuI also winner ns pullot at
the Philadelphia show Of 1893. She IL
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eophiA A. Pailey. plRlnun, Va. Gu'IA'o n
KING, defendant
The People OF the Territory Of Utah t.ni
greeting to bustAye A. King, dotonlanI .ln
VOU AHE HEHtbi kEQU lHEp .,,g
appear In an action brought hghlhhA ~"
h. the above named plainun IN the h.,W
Caurt OF tho Third Judicial bh1Tct or ''.
Territory OF UtAh, aud 70 answer lno 80 ,
plant hled therein within ten dnys loA.,H g.,,,
Of the DAY Ot service after tho service on An1
Of this summons served within ihia ''stt
~ ur, II serve out Of this county, nA1 ~ t'
district. within twenty daYsi olhrrW'v LIZ,
forty dAys-or isdsineht uy u.lhu ~, ,,geF OF
said complaint , t.s.rt-
Ihs SAID action 1, brought to have dei' g M,
ant required to set form Tue nature %, ft,.,
claim IA aud TO certain premises nctclna'''r,'
described, aud to have ductat OF lhlat,,., "a
no follow Determining n.l tuch nav, 'I''II
claims, declAung and adiudglng lhAt pa,trn
10 the owner Ot said premises, anu wv, w.
dgtcndant Gns no estate or interest whalfltF
In or to SAID land aud premises or ~ taa.''
thereof; forever barring defendant ur,i IA
sOrtiug any claim Whatever ~ or Va, ~ Nv. ,
and premises adverse to plamtii anu lor "",'
roliof, said premises are de4eTiooi ~ '"''''
"Commeneing attn. W. corner OF lot I, lloe.
~! plat"D," SAT- LaAo tlY uiieg,,,. u" = tri
rods, thence ". two anu Ono'hall rols, d 4 "a /,
\ ton rods 20 beginning, hluA'eu III 'A'' ''.'
|, CITY and County utnh. ,-.,..,I,,o, fsfl
And YOU arc hereby notified ihul u YOU 'g,,
10 Hpue.r And HntWtr tho said cpmplh ~. y,
ab0ye tguulrrd, the sAid plaiuilh WIZ Al.'1 ~
lhe court for tie reliog dcp Andea wv, ,ni,I,e.
Witness, tho Hon samuel A. MutIlI' xxx III
HE Third judicial llhlrle1, W. I'M
lsEALl tor the Territory OF l'ag' t.i nd
day ~ May, In tue year OF yut "sni
Que thousand eight hunuI'u '"
"'"' nEViD q. DUNBAR. CLERK
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tue Probate Court tn aud Tor salt Ihi
County, Territory " Utah

In tue Probate Court 10 aud Tor salt LAEe
County, Territory " Utah,
In tie matter Of the estate OF Jancitc A.
CpNlitF, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Peter G. Dowling, administrator ~ ne
estate ot Jancttc \. t1vliug trccAscd' hH.
rendered Tor settlement and nled IN Haii
court, he HuAl account ~ his administration ~
said estate and petition for nuhl distribution ~
the rusluuc u anii estate among the pefsuhs
entitled thereto, and tuat Saturday, thu 2ini
dN ~ June, 4. u, 1875, nj 20 O'Clock N, a.
the court room % slid court. In the county
Court House, salt Lake city Hud county ttait
Territory, has been duly appointed by tho
Judge ot said court. Tor tho settlement o. SAID
account and hearing Faii petition for ftsiriuu
ton, At which time and place any person inter
estcd In snid estate may appear ana snow
cause, u any there be, why said account
distribution made az prayed Tor.
4. T.. STANTON.
CLERK " tho Probate Court.
~ a. e., iiEE,I, Deputy.
WAppELL s ADAMS. Attorneys ior Admin
iatfAloT
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


Estate Of susanuah soulger, Deceased.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, administrator Of the estate
OF Hut1uuhh tOutger deceased, TO tho credit.
ors Of, and all persons having claims
against thr EAd deceased, 20 exhibit them
Will the necessary vouchers within tour months
after the nfst publication OF this notice, 10 the
thld aduIuisuagor, ~ ms place Ut business ~
X street, SAT- Lake CITY, utah Territory.
Dated May 10, lsas
nERBERT !. FouLGER,
Administrator OF the estate OF husannah
foulger, Decreased.
ALEXANDER MCMAsTEn,
Attorney tor Es.tle.
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In shonring a sheep tho uyatc5t way
u To talgc of the fleece from the belly
toward tho backbone 4 fancy shoarer
In tho old country says he wUa taught
20 mako . continuuu, line toward the
backbone by successive SHIPS Of the
shears These line, mot at tho backbone
un each side, Tho slight ridge loit by
tho strokes Of tho shears went down Ia
% straight limo toward the unGor side ~
the body, giving un appearance Of ril..
This operation was, Ia fact, called rib.
hing. The wothurs were usually sold ~
after lclriug, md this rubbing gave
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NIT ~ rnr MnnLn.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Mary q wlunyy. deceived.
NOTICE - nEREuY GIVEN BY riiE
~ undcriisntu. atmInitfst'r % tue -
tnte ~ MARY . whitney deceased, to tua
creditors %, and al persons HAVING cliius
HEHinst the sHid ferchaHI. 600 exhibit them
with the necessary yuuch,Ia. within ten nOuins
after The lrtt publication .f ih.s notice, 10 TIC
saIt Administrator At hIs H.r. . Vain street,
salt Lake Guy, m tho C1uu ri salt LsfcI
Dated May .ith, ispt.
HORACE co. WHITNEY,
Administrator Of tau estate Of Nsry G.
Whitney. deceased.
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a marvellous bird ia color, and barring
In all sections II has been conceded by
many prominent Plymouth Rock judges
TINT the equal Of the hen docs not exist.
Mr. Thompson Is breeding from her this
spring also from her sisters aud daugh.
tor-, and three Of his breeding pens arc
headed by sons II this famous hen. Tho
result, from such natings must prove
most uIrlsiUr
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nn1lcE no. sTooKHOLDERs.

rTHE ANNUAL MEETING 9n,,n
rtoctnoidcra OF the SEWER Mlnlnt -
Ntlling Company. .for the olcclon q.
oniccis aud tho transaction 9i INNS
ohei business Rs may prgpeLP D., ibS
before the meeting VIII ue uu,n t'urn.
ards onlce, 9TH door OF NlcCOmick hn,s' -"'
IaIo civ at Z O'clock y. M, Jane H. $50
May 29Ih, 1906. u,pE. 5eoJ
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BIDS WANTED.

SALT L,EE CRY, Utsh, June Sth, ls1j.
DROpOsAls tON ~ iN1StitN
i school supplies Will be- received by tho
board ~ education until v ~, tuesday, Juno
lSth, lsQA Az bids are To DO made for fur
ulshing and delivering to tho once 81 tho
board not later than August 2oth. 1898. Hids
must he accompanied by samples viii prices
marked, aud the name NJ the bidder. The
light h. reserved 20 reject any aud all bids
specifications and samples Of the sad II sup.
plies required, or any desired explanations
may be- obtained At tho board Of education
ONCE. j. ~, MpREION, Clerk
board Of Education.
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The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
10 i. .. Hiatt. Thomas u. sherman aud Mrs
IlmIra -hoArmAn,his vito, Waiter -. i.ONo
and inmA y. Love, his VIE, vilneft u
III vic. q W.. Crnlth and rriloillaA
Gtinltn, ms wife, i.puis 4. Parsons ahh
Mrs LSuts farsous. tue Nauonsl nan
~ tuu Hepuhic, a corporation ", ". tli,
liz ant Mra. H. T.. Uo.ls, HE wife, and tue
Metropolitan tnyestnent Company, acor'
u1rAtion, pAftCr A nepuc, corporation
ssrah -. Gibson, deicnlahu'
Voc AM uEGEuN IttQtiisEp To Az.
pear 10 az action brought ugainai ypu -
TIE above named plaintiff u tAe District Court
u Ne fhfd Judicial Disfict 81 no letri!0y
20 Utah, anu - AnsNcr Ws complaint sled
'hsfcin within ten dAys,cNciutiyu ot The Gay Of
serVicel Niter the service "a you ~ ms
sunimons-if served within this county o.. "
fervcd uut Of this county. but In ihis diatri'i
within twenty days uihetwse Elihin iofly
dnys-ur Judgment 10y default viii hu taken
sgainst on, according 10 the prayer OF sad
Ihis Aeuon Is brought 20 have iu1gment
ngaiust defendant HAT, ia sum % its9o. win
interest at ten pet cent rer Annum' if9m sep
TENDER H. isHt. Tor 9sit taxes paid, $3.50 Aiior'
rcvs fees aud costs Of suit, alleged 90 10 due
uu two certain prumissOry notes, executed W
defendant liiau 70 plainua, Johnston, a.
guardian u the estates OF John, Andrew j.,
March H. 1891, eacn Tor sac. with interest
from date. At ten per cent. per hunum-ssme
uuiuE uue umd NhuuF UNPAID save t4llu anu
interest to september 10, 1891; ssit John,
Llicu Y. and Margaret Gibson, having since
Jerome ~ age. Auu duY assigned thoirintor.
csts ln ssid notes 10 plaintiffs, who are now Tue
owners thereof. said notes being secured by 4
mortgage 81 even date on premises hereinafter
itslftueI, executed by said Hiatt, 10 said
Johnston 10 guardian, 70 hayo the usual dc.
rec OF This court Tor the foreclosure Of SAID
mortgage aud snIe Of said premisea adiudgIng
shat proceeds % such sale be applied IN pay
meut OF awuunts due A. above, that dctend.
auts and all persons claiming under thom bc
barred aud tsrlCinsCd 81 all clam or equity oi
redemption 10 said premises, that plainun.
have a dchaiaucy Judgment against defendant
InAtt ANT for other ruuuf. SAID premises arc
tOftfihHd ~ tIilows, toswltl Al ~ lot d
u'o.g T., I've scro Plat \, Zig Yield survey
situate ln 'alt Lave COunty, Utah Territory.
Nnd YOU arc hereby notified thAt u YOU Tai
IN npptAr All answer tho snid complaint 40
above required, the said plHlnuu will apply "a
tFr toutt for tho relief duinandCd thorciu.
wines tue iisu, samuel \. Merritt, Judge,
and tue sea ~ The district court "
the Third Judicial District IN and
SEAL Tor the Territory u Utah, thia au
day OF February, Ia the year Of out
Lord one thousand cight hundred
aud ninrtvsiiyc.
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK.
nv GEoHoE D. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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And in accordance with law, aud the order
Of tho board " directors. made April e, ISIS,
20 many shares Of each parcel NJ such stock
na may be- necessary viii DO sold at public
auction % the highest bldror Tor rash, 10 tHr
unlCc OF the Comphnysruom OF W. hsNan Horn,
g1I =. Nam, salt Lake cay, Utah Igf.
rtory, Tuesday, ilth day OF Juuc, lYi, rs
oclo pm, TO pay delinquent ASSIGNMENT.
together with cost OF advertising AMI expense
OF sale W q. VAN HORN,
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LEGAL NOTICE,


IN hn ltuhANf Court IN nnu Tor Halk lsake
county, Territory OF ugah.
order 10 show cause Why order " sale Of real
estate should not 10 made,
In the matter Of tho estate OF John u, Rumel,
deceased,
UsTANE H. BAukMAN, TIR ADMIN.
VI istratlr OF tho estate ~ John n. tunnel,
deceased having He'd Die petition herein, duly
verified, praying Tor an order ~ sale Of all
tho real estate NJ sHId decgdCnt fur tho pur.
poses therein Get form, it n therefore ordered
by tho judge " sad court. that all persons
Interested 10 thr estate OF SAID deceased,
appear before che said Probate Court on
Wednesday, che srl day " jay, 1877
90 10 o'clock Iu tho forenoon ~ sAid
day, at the court room ~ sal lTDAato
Court, At the County tUuTl Nousr, 10 40 city
and county % salt Lake, Utah 1ernlory, %
show cause why an order shoul not no
granted TO the said administrator, iu coll 10
much Of the real estate ~ tho sall deceased Ht
public nr private sale ha shall DO necessary,
Hnd that copy ~ this order 10 uubl'thgd at
least 'ouT successive week, IN the nEsLUET
fNRNtND NEWs, q newspaper printed and
published IN suii city and county.
Dated June lih, l-t3
J. G. MCSAtIN,
Probate Judge,
wAupELL & AuiMS, attorneys for admin.
lHlTntur
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned, executors uf the last will
anil testament Of William u, Groves, Deceased,
10 tho creditors Of. aud ull PERSONS having
claims AGAINST tho aAlu deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary Vouchers, within ten
months after the urst publication Of this no,
ucc, 60 the SAID executors. At tho onicr of
Richards & iAfhnrds, room COS Mccormick
BLOCK, salt Lake C,ty, Utau.
Dated aiay ", 1854
FRANKLIN s. RICHARDS,
JANIS 4. LITTLE,
Executors % the Will of William H. Groves,
deceased
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

rT'liE ne HOLE PLACER MiNigg yo,,
j rany q rofrgrnuon principal pisfs U;
business, SAT- lake CIty, Utat Tflt ~
Nutco.-There are lelngueut up,p e. VIC
loving desrrihcd stock, on tcc1unt 0f $500
turnt % tho frst day OF April. Ism dc 9.,..s;
amounts oct oppuFiia The nnwfa III ~ NfAl
amartIAn anArn mol ln-.- 10 lmLL..-- WV ~
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ at regular meeting Of the board Of
directors OF sad company, held on tho 21th
day Of NAY, 1875, Afses8mont No, ~ Of nye per
crut or so cents per share was LEVIED on the
capital stock ui tte corporation, payable on
June lHt 1879, o. tho secretary, at tuD ONCE Of
TIE company TooW p7, gllUu Hotel, MOst
Second -uulh ~ggcct Salt Lake CITY, uth
Any st0ck upon which this assessment thAll
remain unpaid on Monday, JulN let, 1875. will
be delinquent aud advertised Tor sale at public
auction, ana unless payment Is made before
Will Dee sOld on Wednesday, July ast, l-li, at
o'clock .. ru, tO pay The delinquent Htsess.
ment together "ltn the costs on advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order OF She Joatd ~ directors.
Arthur PAR-ONS, socy,
l61 West Second North street, salt Lake
Clty, LIAh, May 2!ud, ISIS.
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SUMMONS
In the District Court N aui Tor The THIRD
judicial District n Utah Territory county
" SALT Lake.

Andrew J. Gibson and Hosaline GIBSON NV,
nors. ug james Johnston, their general
Euariia1, plAinth8,
W
l., q. HAT, gnOmas -. shrarman aui Mfl.
EuIfs sioAruau,his wife. walton -. Love
snd Nmma =. Lowe, hIs VIE. gilbert Ia
Chambyrlain and Annie II, Chamberlain
hssifc, %. ". O.. priflth aui irisoiilt \.
G+Ntu, his wife, Louis D. faftuus 40
Nn f1uis Y. pAf,ous, the National Nank
Of the keuuDlic,a corporation, ~ g. 90
Ia and Mrs. u. o. Coils, MA wife, and the
Metropolitan Investment Company, O1r'
uoTAtuu, rarkor & ueuuc. a corporation
sAfAh 70. Uilson, defendants
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From MOntou. SEWER county, ten
subscriptions u ten ,cbis eact:

Andrew Easmusscn. Hanna Rasmussen,
Mar Rasmusscn, AMI. itnauiussCu, Anne,
Rasmussen. Mary Jensen, Autru Ander.
cen. MAuutA AnGUrHgn, & J -icuhtrF anu
BItgru stUuhcss ....,.as.'''' .. '''''' q
from george 4 Lincoln, uouuu'
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location ~ office aud PRINCIPAL place ~ bus.
lnUss, Cullen Hotel Get second south
Street. salt Lake tiiy, Utah.
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eophiA A. Pailey, plRlntin, Va. GuslA'o
King, defendant
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rs.

The Brigham Young Memorial asso-
citation acknowledges receipt OF tho
following contributions to assist In lho
iuilding Of the Pioneer monument
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mkRsHAL's SALE.

Dated At Salt Lake CITY, Jun,
Juus " DANSON,
AttuFuVy fUf rlaintII.
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In the Probate Court In sud for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-12-13
SheriR,s Sale.

BY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issu ed
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Sulli-
van Co and to me directed and delivered,
there will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House In Laporte, Pa, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY Sd, 1895,
At one o'clock p. M. the following de-
scribed property, viz:
A piece. parcel or lot of land lying and
being in the Borough of Laporte, county
of Sullivan and state of Pennsylvania
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at corner on the south side
of Meylert street which Is 1870 feet east Of
Beech street and 1870 feet west of King at :,
thence south 147 feet to Church Alley,
thence along Church Alley west 80 feet to
corner of lot owned by Alphonsus Walsh.
thence north lat feet along line Of lot of
A. Walsh to Meylert street, thence along
Meylert street east so feet to the place of
beginning. Containing 1850 feet, strict
measure. en- which is erected large new
dwelling house with other improvements,
and some fruit trees thereon.
Seized, taken into execution and to be
sold as the property of the NJ. E. church
Trustees of Laporte at the suit of j. w.
Ballard ct ell.
THOS. MAHAFFEY, Sheriff,
Inghams Attorneys.
sheriff's Office, Laporte Pa, Dec. Z, 95
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The Hunt.

Our sportsmen enjoyed a second
grand hunt on Saturday last. This
time Captain Hackley won by l45
scores. The doings of the day was
a repetition of the Saturday proceed
ing, only the honors fell on the other
fellows. Captain Ballard and his
sharp shooters are now considered
on an even with Captain Hackley
and his crew, each having won a
s'horse." We understand that the
Captains have suggested that the
contest be decided by target shoots
ing. The side making the best aver
age receiving the honors and will be
titled the sharp shooters of Laporte,
Supper was served at the Com-
mercial House, Saturday evening
and the tables were spread with all
the good things Of the season. Land
lord McKibbins has convinced our
people that he and his estimable
wife know how to ''put up" an ele-
cant spread. Covers were laid for
about thirty guests.
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Accidents on the Rail.

There were 1888 persons killed
and 10,607 injured by the steam
railroads operating in Pennsylvania
during the fiscal year ended June SO
last. Twenty-nine of those killed
were passengers, 447 employees and
l,l07 other persons. The num- Der ol
passengers injured was 612; employ
es, S,346; other persons, 1,649
These figures are taken from the
advance sheets of the annual report
Of General Latta, secretary of inter
nal affairs.
The number of persons killed in
1891 was 1872; injured, 1860; 1892
killed, ,4S9; injured, $50; 1898,
killed, 1928; injured, IL, 1873; 1894,
killed, l,4l9; injured, 1869. The
number of employees killed in 1898
was $50 to S,S4s injured. The re-
ports of the department show that
more employees were killed and in
jured in 1898 than in any other year
This is accounted for by the fact
that the number of employees for that
year was greater than for any other
year.
In the list Of companies showing
the greatest number of casualties
the Pennsylvania comes first, while
the Philadelphia and Reading is
third. The former killed 4S9; injur-
ed 3,94s. The Reading killed 1873;
I'M lred 1892.
From the returns Of all roads to
the department it is found that to
every 432 employees there is one
killed, and to every thirty>three
there is one injured. Among pass
engers there is one killed out 4,325,.
7lS carried, and one injured of 2O4-
977. The Philadelphia and Read
ing carried the greatest number of
passengers in 1895 to each passenger
killed. The Pennsylvania is second
on the list.
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Report Of Grand Jury.

The grand inquest Of the Cons
monwealth of Pennsylvania, inquir-
ing for the county Of Sullivan in all
matters relating to the same, do re-
spectfully report: That they have
acted upon four bills of indictment
of which four were found true bills.
We beg leave further to report: that
we have visited and inspected the
county buildings and find their gen.
eral condition good. We would,
however, respectfully recommend
that roll top closing desk, book
case and coat and hat rack be
placed in the Judges room.
We also respectfully recommend
that a suitable drain be put around
the court house to prevent the water
from the caves from coming in con-
tact with the foundation walls of
the building. Also in view OF the
fact that the American people are
much addicted to the habit of tobac.
co chewing, we would respectfully
suggest more liberal supply Of GUS
pedors about the building, particu-
larly in the jury rooms. In view of
the abuses that occur in the operas
ton of the "Baker Ballot Law" as it
now stands this jury is of the opinion
that the said law should be so amen-
ded as to make it necessary for a
voter desiring assistance in marking
his ballot to make an affidavit to the
Judge of election that he is phys
ically unable to mark it himself at
the same time stating the nature oil
mis- inability. We respectfully ten>
der our thanks to the Honorable
Judges and District Attorney fol
their courtesy and assistance render.
ed us during our deliberations.
@. H. JENNINGS, Foreman.
Dec. 10, 1895.
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school Report.

Report of South school Fox twp,
for the month ending December 2,
1895. Number of pupils enrolled,
2S; average daily attendance, 25;
per cent. of attendance, 90, The
pupils who Lave attended every day
are: Amy, Mamie and Blanche Me-
Kay, Zoa Sergeant, Ruby Warren,
Ettie and Lynn Bohn, Walter and
Waldo Kilmer, Alvin Battin, Wal
lace Sheppard, and Wllcher Wright.
Absent one day Elon Salisbury and
Jessie Let's. Examination grades;
A. arithmetic-Cyrus Hine, 95;
Emillie Wheeler, SO; Elon Salisbury,
85. A Geog.-Emilie Wheeler
81; Cyrus Hine, S6; Elon Salisbury,
SO. A. Hist.-Cyrus Hine, So
A. spelling-Lynn Bohn, 81; Waldo
Kilmer, 81; Don Warren, 81; Cyrus
Hine. SO; Elon Salisbury, "a. b
Arith. Waldo Kilmer, 80; Lynr
Bohn, s4. B. Geog. Walter Kilmel
Amy Mckay, Eleanor Salisbury and
Ettie Bohn each 100. Don Warren
7S.
Visitors during the month Mrs
d. Williams, Mrs. B. e. Bohn, Mrs
R. T. Battin, Charley Brown, lr,
Fuller, Orlando pickerson. Otu
Porter, Jos. Frey, Thos. Mckay ant
G. w. Porter.
! CORA L. BATTIN, Teacher.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-12-13

young lady walked into a Du-
shore store, and after selecting a
piece of cloth asked what it was
worth. "Four kisses per yard,
said the polite clerk. The young
lady stood abashed for a moment
and replied that she would take four
wards. The cloth was cut off, nicely
wrapped up and handed to the fair
purchaser who received it with a
smile and said: 'sSend the bill
around to my grandmother, she will
settle it. y