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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
PILGRIMS MiNGLEp.
Thirteen Members of 4 Religious
Party Meet Death in
Canada.

Durbor IuIr q O-A +prriIl, ...,;.I-r+ -,
- ''' -
!" a. = y ~ ~ ,'ii> .'''' ,'"- "' Iai- ;
h"ad station on th' "rand Trunk rail
way about tour miles west ut Lewis. \
very large pilgrimage from Shrrhvnokc
Windsor NI;Us and rigbr,r4 b,i I.f,
,I,, I,.,.- +a,,.,, -. ,n -,
WI ''o'.'' l. ''"'N n 'i>' "'|"'
LOT 'h' Shrlh' "l ~ Anne d' Braupr".
There We're two sections of the train. one
running a few minutes behind the other
TN, first ,,..,;.,,, ,,.,. .,,,,.,,,.., ~.
,,,.,i.-.. -
'"'- i'v"" N''''"H '"h'l- ""''t Nh'h
IN" second section, passing the Scnrl-
phoro, dashed into the rear Pullman
coach of the first section. smashing II to
LinIlir,, u-,,I ,,,I Ilr;,,. =, 4; IA
-, N'''''7'
'''I! """E III thal ear except the uI-
man conductor. who jumped.
List of the Dead and Injured.
Engineer NI.Iro1 and Fireman p,r
l;ns f +l., -,...,,,.l ...:..., -. III,
-, S'o'''N N''''"N WY "''"
NH" "u'ILNH',
| n" death list is as follows.
CHARLES BEpARS. mail clerk
MISS ELl'A!iS. his daughter.
~, III II ~ ~ ~ i, = ~ -: n / -. urGmaI
ETy i,hTiiiti, I.nt: -, -, - pi,,,,,,I
HTV. NH nIt;Nt% ~ VfnJsnr
MISS NAIINFI
y N'ANN, aunt ot MISS dHluDL, name
uIknoWn. - Joseph d" lrviS.
Mi>N iiNt ~ 81 Joseph de Lewis
VIZ, VIZ, m, ~ - iIdi1 i,,''
NiEG ~, Y,,,I- ~ -, ~ +, , c,..o,
Join G.TtIEHI,I T,.E,,'',,i
The wounded v-,ra i.IE,u ., pu,b,.,. for
treatment. ana ar, "a. follows.
.Iohn Cadi"u. ! T. tavrr. Srrlphim Cavcr
Joseph taycr, Louis Cavrr. AN of DauviIIc.
H,'"5 ~ ,Su>,rt' li44'' Mlr~ RANGES ION
kavilIc: Patrick McIuEh. Copcltou. Rev
Father T. De Ro-~"r, cure Of EruuEhtou.
Picrr" AlIard. Richmond: Antonio Rartc.
ailhana$ha' NJ me: " =. 'lninIan, travelling
P'S>'"A'' "E'"'' 1'ni''"'
IN" Cars i"l"scoP"d.
The Pullman coach was trloSCopcd into
the hrst-rlaSS ears Of the first section.
killing z number OF paSSongrrS ridiu. in
them. Among the killed are three priests.
The number killed is now placed at tween
ry-tvc and the number injured at thirty.
four.
The dead and injured viii bo taken n
Lewis about noon. when their names viii
hc a>rrrtaucd.
TIA" work of rescue was begun rs soon
rs possible. When the binding clouds
OF steam had SuhSilrd. the trninmrn ana
priests rallied the men and the dead and
injured were taken from tha ruins nf
thn engine Pullman and fr~t-rIass
Coaches and cared for wherever tcmno-
rary quarters could hr fnuuI Ih,
women of the rortv rpini.tnrrd as Lnst
they could 10 the wants of Tho MANNED
riIgrims Thov tnra nff t,.ir ,,ulnr,Intb
ng and mad, hanI,m,.,s m '' fnr ''n ,bn ,,,,,,n, ,m
wounds and tried. in The absonrr If ,ur
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
VIII Build atGreen Bay.

I.. Bay Wis, July D Special. n
t'rS Of the Good Shepherd. 10
t4e corner of Madison street
Johns square have purchased
,Uolning the new st. Nincents
iid viii at once put up a large
.Llgdlau- building. The present
lung y" be sold.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
REVOKED THE LICENSES.
Only six saIoonkccPsrs Lett IN '"' 80
of Washhurn.

Waehhurn. Vic. July 9-iNp''lIlL
Every saloon except SIX Wefr I;.,.,,-.,
revoked They had been twice puIieu
for non-payment of the 5000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
COST HIM HIS LIFE.

'trIe Chute Youth, experience with
Toy Cannon.
au. w.. .Iuly ). Special IA
Naul,jhnvcu. at Littl" Chute,
upgu SUNDAY by plugging ihr
-n,l9pn with nails lie put IN
n4r-a AMI touched il of. ih,
NlHal.l md the nails were dry.
fh y'~ side. making terrible
n nhl,h ~ viii probably die.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
y FAVOR OF OTHER HEIRS.

.'""'tcru Mutual Relief Association
IoS"~ Its Case.
MS July q. Judge Sjchock
'rI ~ lS, uf the Scibcl heirs
Northwestern Mutual Relief
'n p favor Of the plaintiffs, Civ
'h# Nion0 on the policy taken
father in favor Of Il woman
-L.~-mL-L a- his Mifc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
WILL SUE FOR DAMAGES.
sNfst'ctton Over the Result of n
Nnr1lrf AT Mennshn

Verdict At Menssha.
Wis. July 9. Special
H Jury in the case of Frank
mlu killed by being caught
hating ut tnr Whiting paper
bored the following verdict.
lury find that the deceased
I"ucally Killed hy being caught
While putting 1t on Il pulley at
u- paper mill" Mr. Whiting
nate1 from all blame. The
,nty. of which Heil was a
not satisfied with thr verdict
hiring snit in the interest Of his
rarteypY ily,1raS
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
Hardwick Items,

George c. Pease has bought the Green
farm in West Woodbury..
The board of civil authority meet at the
town clerks Office ON Thursday for the
abatement Of taxes.
"A poverty supper at the Congregational
church and sugar supper at the Methodist
church MISUNDERSTANDING.
The firm of j. II. McLoud & Co. has been
dissolved B. G. Rogers of Cabot buying out
the interest Of McLoud and L. A. Kent.
The firm of Beede & Dow of East Hard
wick has been attached, and their stock of
goods was in care Of Deputy Sheriff Wake
field at last accounts. All are in hopes they
can satisfactorily arrange matters.
The Hardwick Musical Association will
hold its first annual convention at the acad-
envy hall, commencing Tuesday February
26, and continuing through the next three
days. Concerts will be given on Thursday
and Friday evenings. The Montpelier or
chestra has been engaged for Thursday and
Friday, and among the soloists at the con-
certs will oe the following Soprano, Mrs.
g. II. Shipman, Winooski clarinet, Charles
Hoyt, Springfield, Mass; piano, Lena Fos-
ter Corthell, Providence, r. 1. M. E. Fos-
ter of Woodbury. will conduct. Free enter
tainment to members of the chorus.
Mrs. 8. M. Bradford, at Mackville, is very
low with heart trouble. - Ned Mack is
at home from Burlington for weeks vaca.
ton. - Mrs. W. W. Marshall has been
sick for over a week.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

Special prices to open as follows
Forty-inch French India Twills, all wool,
all colors always sold at SOC yard, now
offered at 375c yard.
French India Twill, as inches wide, all
colors, and never sold below 75c yard,
now offered az 59c a yard.
French India Twill, all WOOL imported
from France, good weight, good width, in
the best of colors, worth 50c yard, now
offered at 25c yard.
American fancy wool novelties, very
stylish, very durable, AZ inches wide, abso-
lutte value SOC, now offered at 25c yard.
Silk and wool French and German Plaids
all wool, 40 and A inches wide, never known
of below 81 yard, now offered at Toe a
yard.
All wool Glencarnock Plaids, new spring
plaids, handsome, 40.inch, regular value 75c
yard, now offered at SOC yard.
Fine shepherd checks and diagonal checks,
very tasteful and serviceable, 42-inch, in
numerous spring shades, never below 81,
now offered al 75c yard
Silk and wool spring novelties, never
equaled for less than Soc. now offered at
37ac yard.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

Those who are sick are somewhat i'm
proving, except Benjamin Blake, who is not
expected to recover.
School closed last Friday. 1t was taught
by Josie Eastman OF Barre There was to
have been an exhibition and oyster supper
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

Now Is THE TIMK.-The benefit to be de-
rived from a good medicine in early spring
is undoubted, but many people neglect taxi
ing any until the approach Of warmer
weather, when they wilt like a tender flower
in a hot sun. Something must be done to
ing and give necessary strength. Vacation
is earnestly longed for, but many weeks.
perhaps months, must elapse before rest
can be INDUCED in. To inpart strength,
and to give feeling of health and vigor
equal TO Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t seems per-
fectly adapted to overcome that prostration
caused by change Of season, climate or life,
and while it tones and sustai as the system
1t purifes and reno ates the blood
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Price-contortions ne yer performed before.
Prices twisted all out of semblance-beyond
recognition-of their former selves feats of
hgure-cutting that are not, and CAN NOT, be
duplicated here or anywhere. Don't dare
to come unless you think of buying. When
your eyes once see the goods, there's no
escape; you cant help buying.
Black and blue beaver and cheviot Jackets
latest models, and sold recently at $40,
$3.50 and S15, now offered at 1915.
Black and blue chinchlla and boucle
jackets, new and stylish in every respect;
recently sold for $40, $18, $40 and 1922, now
offered at 1915.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

SPRING GINGHAMS, ETC. - The IA
nous Parkhill ginghams, in new spring de-
signs, always retailed heretofore at 15c,
now offered at 12Ic yard.
New black ground sateens, with Dresden
at 10c yard.
The best 125c gingham ans we ever had; new
spring styles now offered at 10c 4 yard.
Regular ct ginghams now DC yard.
lOO remnants Of cotton dress fabrics,
marked kown to half price,
Spring dimities, regular 12Ic quality and
styles, now offered at 10c yard.
KNIT GOODS. - Silk and worsted in
fants' bootees, regular price 62Ac: slightly
soiled; will close them at 25c pair.
MILLINERY.-A trimmed hat for 1881
Not 39c hats, but what we have just been
getting 81, 81 % and $3.50 for; velvet and
ribbon trimmings.
All S4, SO and So trimmed hats and bon
nets now on the exhibition tables-choice
tomorrow, $1.25 81 80 and so.
Black coque feather boas, 25c each.
Worth thrice that this weather.
ANNUAL SALE of White goods rem
nants, fresh from the mills IL 1.2c, 15c, zoe
and Zoe nainsooks, striped, checked and
plaided, and mulls and 4O-inch lawns
lengths up to 10 yards-all at &c yard.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIEs. - New
designs at DC, &c, 1Oc, II 12c, tic, 25c and
81 1-2c yard.
THE LATE ST vEILINGS will be opened
tomorrow at 15c, zoe, 25c and up.
NEW TORCHON LACES.-Extra val
ues at 12lc, tic, zoe and 25c yard.
EIDERDowNs AND FLANNELs.-
Wool eiderdowns, in all plain colors, regu-
lar price 30c, tomorrow 25c yard.
Fancy figured French Flannels, regular
value 75c yard, now offered at 55c yard.
Tennis Flannels, fancy striped and checks,
regular price 371c, now offered at 80 cts a
yard,
TURKISH TOWELS.-Regular 25c Turk
ish Towels, very large in size. tomorrow at
12acts each
Regular SC cream buck towels, &c each.
PALM OIL SOAP.-A new and worthy
applicant for public favor. We give it our
hearty endorsement as a pure, agreeable
and harmless soap A splendid moneys
worth at the regular price of IS cake To
introduce this week, special price, cakes
! for &c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
Fire at indianapolis.

THE Dennison Hotel at Indianapolis. Ind,
was burned last Thursday morning, entail
which was in session at the time, quickly
adjourned, many Of the members having
wives and families at the hotel. John l..
Sullivan, the pugilist, had narrow escape.
The fire broke out below his room, and he
was quietly reading when he was startled
by the suffocating smoke. The flames
originated in a room occupied by W. FL.
Henley, a travelling man. He was nearly
suffocated but was rescued in time to save
his life. The women in the building be-
came frantic, and many locked themselves
in their roo ms. They were taken out with
difficulty. No lives were lost.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
Canada in Serious Financial Trouble.

the finances of the Dominion of Canada to
be in a der lorabls condition. Instead OF
surplus of over So 900 900, as there was me
year ago, there is deficit OF nearly 81, 000,-
900, which it is estimated will reach So 000,
Dominion has also increased IS 900 900
during the last year, and 1t is admitted on
all sides that never in the history OF the
country have the finances of Canada been
in so unsatisfactory condition as they are
at present.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
whitewashing the Officers of the Elbe.

THE German reichstag discussed in detail
the wreck of the Elbe" last Friday. Baron
Strumm, the chancellor spoke Of the sink
ing of the steamship as an instance OF mis-
fortune which might overtake any vessel,
no matter how fu ly manned she might be
or how we'll disciplined the seamen. He
declared his belief, based on all yet known
OF the Elbe " disaster, that the officers and
crew did their duty until the last moment.
He said the accusations made by certain
newspapers were without a shadow of JUST
fcation.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13
SILK DEPARTMENT.

Will be opened Monday morning: Wash
Habutai Silks, in corded stripes and checks,
39c yard. All.silk Crepons, the loveliest
fabric Imaginable, in white, pink, blue,
black, yellog and heliotrope. Special line,
"a inches wide, at special price of 81 yard.
Printed Faille Franchise Silks the last thing
out, will be presented tomorrow at SHE a
yard. Grand value.
GB" BLACK DRESS GOODS.-The new
cheviot diagonal for spring dresses, never
equaled for less than 81 yard, but now
offered at Toe yard.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

Fred Carey has gone to Williamstown
Mass, to visit friends. He expects to stay
some time il he can find work.
Misses Kate and Julia Fletcher came
home last week Monday for a short visit.
Miss Kate returned last Saturday
The Old Folks Concert Troupe gave their
concert in the church at Union Village on
Thursday night, and on Monday night of
this week at Lyme, N. ID.
1t was 80 stormy last Thursday and Fri
day that only a few OF the scholars went
home, and those who remained had candy
pull in the academy on Saturday night.
All reported fine time and seemed willing
that the powers should have their own way.
George Kinney has been advised by
physicians to return home, where he ar
rived on Saturday last, and recruit up. He
has recently recovered from an attack of the
grip, which left him in weak and niue a
impaired condition, thus compelling him to
relax from his duties in the seminary at
Hartford, Conn.
Sargent last week Tuesday evening. The
drama rehearsal took three of the members
away, but the meeting was not lacking in
interest. It was Gladstone Day, and each
one took part in reading OF him or talking Of
his characters tics and remarkable ability,
and his valuable work in English reform.
The Orange and Grafton Local Union of
Christian Endeavor meets at Orfordville, N.
H., on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Our society will be we'll represented, as
Bert Cadw Is to take large seigh-load,
besides several will go In single teams
Principal Newell Berenice Trescott and
Alice Kinney are to take part in the pro-
| gramme.
DIR. Paine has planned to leave us for a
three m ,nths' stay in New York city. He
is going to review his medical studies and
keep up with the most modern researches
in the science of medicine. While we re-
greet his departure, we cannot but feel a
deep interest in the work that he is to
l[ooNTIEUKD ON KIGHTH PAaR.l
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

New Spring Dress Fabrics, ETC., special prices coupled
with sasonabe Dry Goods figures that price pic mic
to purchasers These strong attractions form our Feb
ruay programme Every department in the house is down to
perform one or more prlceeats the following items bear
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-02-13

There's OW in this Guido the business ncreas
OF last February There's to do tone wav-i e.:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

DURsuAST TO A. tNECUTIuN TO ME
4 directed BY the bistut Court OF th1
thiTd Judicial District OF tue Territory NJ
titan, I huAIl expose a. uubi0 sole 1t the wcat
front guor OF thoyouuiy court house tuow city
aud cuuuty buudingI IN tho civ ut sat LAKE.
touuty NJ salt iAkU and ttfrtlrF ~ UtAu. ua
tho -.th lay Of Ausust, l1li at ilurIuck a.u ,all
tHU g4t 'ftlv,r istu aHl interest Of lusopunui.
lrr ON Nuyyfuhrr lltn, 1919, ur that be has
'Incn SECURED OF, IN and 10 tho following
uofHr.trd ruAl chtAto tOsWit.
Hto nutihwust quarter ~ OF tho northeast
quArtVE ~ ~ section twenty aiN la'N aud Tho
Torn hAIG go % the northwest quarter .
~ section twuHty .sh 800 IN tOaaHhip one 90
auutl, range one 90 east, salt Lake meridian,
~ rtlt LsAo Cauuty. Utah Territory,
Also the southeast quarter t,,I Of the south.
west quarter 90, section twsuty'threo ,1,l.
tnWushll one % south, rsnEu uur az east
salt lHke meridian, sAN Lake County. Utah
1crtituty,
To be- sold az tho property u Joseph Dudlcr
NJ tho SUIT OFT Wcstheimer y Sous
Terms Of rale, each.
NAT ST. BINGHAM.
Hy L. l., AuCInll, u b. Marshal.
Deputy Marshal
Dated july gttn. lsul
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES ny THE
~ CITY Councli ~ sult LAse city OF the IN
tcntion OF such council % make tho following
described Improvement 70 WIS. ConauucIng
sewer lateral IN reWur District so /, begin
mug ~ a point twenty lyo llil feet NORTH ~
the northwest corner Of Lot o. BiucA ~, fiat
"A,"thcncc east along the south side Of Fourth
North street. 10 tirst West street, thence east
along the center u Peach treot to the west
ipu OF Center street, and dofTny tue cOsg
thereof, esuMattu NJ 1888 S. by local asHeFa-
uIout upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the following described district
being the district 90 no Affected
or benefited hy said improvement, namely.
81 30 per font or linear foot on Lot q. Block
lsL fiat"A," SAT- Lake City survey, and zoe,
per front or linear foot on Lots snd o, Rlock
y, lot ., block ~, and LOts I, 2and 0, BLOCK
%. rlat ~, salt Lake city survey.
All protests aud objections TO the carrying
out al such Intention must 30 presented IN
writing TO the Ulty Recorder on or before tho
tolh day Of July. 1870 being tho time saI by
said council when II viii hear and consider
such objections ~ may be- made thereto.
By order " tho CiIy council % SAT- Lake
CITY q. II, BAGKMAS,
CITY Recorder
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H. 5. lANGr. Attorney. prosror BaIIdIa..
sHERIFf's SALE.

nrortcE IA uhWEHY GIVES, THAT
~ pursuant 10 an order ~ sac AM Nfftt,'t
OF foreclosure 20 me diIteled ltom W. i+.F
judicial District Court of ,he Territory oi llAl'
Courty OF sgtt lAEe ma cause therein real,
inT wherein sarah Crane ~ admin aliall' rs
tho rstatc ~ John l. crane, dcetuhtl.t ~,
ca ami sidney ", uArko, 40 admluls atilIs.'
the estate Of william ruler, deceased w.,
Ard W, Young. H. trustee for AHA 30 lAI,e
Young and LcGfanu Young, cA,'Nttl.. "A
trustees under thu last Viii ana NaL. ,.,t
Lucy Decker Young. deceasc1' h,u't, Eyta
Adam spieTs. UscaT u, Young, AnEes 800
eNpcutTiN uf the last WI OF Henry M.tN,,
deceased. sydney W. paTkc, o. admlnlsue5
OF the estate Of Thomas j. rhrilon, e.
Jamrs Ashman, William g. hhfs'Wl 80
Walton, Jgmos II. Cochran Henry az
Margaret wilson. Eli4Au-th J.. ba',', ~
state Hank OF Utah, corporation Jtt,t'.
cheshire, raul A. hlsihs anu lou.' Il
defendants 10 which sAlu derree az "l..s.s
sale, reference IA hereby male, shan t.t.
FOR sale ut public auction, 10 tho hltn,'' Id
der, FOR cusA, at tue Wtet IiouN NuuN ta'g
County Courg House, IN the Guy % .a.' ,n tis
10th day Of August A. d. lsf'' ny 'ss,.r,.t Il
noon, all The Tlgat tue clalh AAs '"in md
the above named 9elonnAlu,,. stus,s.
10 the following described FoA. tNll'' 7-.It
wing. and keiug iu tho county ol.,r,,y
LAkc, Territory OF utah, AhI fs's.t 90.
described HstOllnwf, to'Wi' lne VIC trl
hat q 70! eEhIt Z ~ M s siT All iisa
County, titan Territory, IN ue 20 ~ - w ,ffra
eTty OF .idncy W DaIko,as adninl''Ii-'s5s,,yiW ".
ottAto ~ WilliAm tulltr, decra, ~ ~ y5unr
Yonpg. % trustee Tor Aria De uhfisM l9'g M.
mai SGT,ndYOung executors and lfh,li,a sr
DER inc last will and testament oi W. s1srs
yonng' dcceAsod, liebsr Young. Aaalg ", n
Oacar r. Young. Angoe M ,,l ,,lI 'dsse,ssi.
tbe last Will OF Henry MrLNaA. ~, M 81.
siInry IS Darke. a. adninlslratoF ~ W.Tss
10 n Tbomas j -heIton, decea'sl ,,y.it.8.
Ashman. wiIiAm g Mnrreli,, 90 y,fssTsi
lanes ii CochTaua, Henry Restr, An.sFoi
Wiison Eugsbpth 4, DAVIS, tho iHle h"p,ui
Iitah. a corporation; GrofEe Uh,snn' r1dsr
H'pitins and Louisa hAyis, defendant sgey1
sGid order Of sale and decree III '''
nAted salt Lake CITY Utah, Angu" VIVA wv
bA''N ""'' UAi{yEY HARD 'lsH]'
Dy RALPH GUIuuIE, Deputy slsIA'
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PARINERsHIP DISSOLVE.

rI,His Is TO NOTIFY All PARTIES con,
i cerued. that tho pntlnyfshlp lilHen2
cNsung 1stweon Edward, Robert ana ALLsN
l.. Ursby. known ns ItAiy a ~unH, De- hofelf
dissolved, aud Robert lirAby VIII continue w
business Al tho rornor ~ seventh tss' anl
Seventh south streets, and VIII coltrl ~
counts and pay all liabilities tuuWa'tNN ny
that establishment
Edward ana Albert y, Iraly viii roaiel.
tho businoss At the corner Of 1hirl Ffulh ~
Niuth East Streets, and VIII IN tesp9u'I''N'N '
al accounts contracted by them 49,. ...
TITS dissolution " BY the cous2nt OF h' o.
'''' EDWARD HEAHl..
ALuElITE rEAbN
EOEEAT BRADY
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NOTICE rs UFEEtl GIVEN THAT THE
~ uuuurHgurd, purhuuul Go NrgEoIUtuu NJ
mo uuard OF nireCturst viii ouHr tnr ale i'
the highest bidder Tor each nino thousand
.hsrcH Of lnu treauuiN Htucs ut The 1cY',r
huWE Company, q corporation. said HtOrE
butuE 4u'ly maid ~, All hlls therefor 90 hr
delivered lH tho secretary on ~ before q
u'rluHE -. 90 lt tue gun daY OF AugHat 1890,
ami IN no accompanied by q ccruued clcck 10
tho amount ~ twcuty pvr cent " tho blt tuAt
the UUr,UHsHr WlIl complete ME purchase ana
pay thu balance u tho purehurt NrIre should
he It lHu UIsHnst bidder therefor aua declared
Ihu purchaser thereof Hoard ~ directors re-.
syrYtH u#ut 90 reject any aud 80 N.1s.
- Is. MlLNI.
secretary 0f the Geyscr MtuIus company, O.!
tuuItTI.. NIuuE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

DUHsUAST To Az ORDER or HALE
ana decree ~ foreclosure 10 me directed
W tho nstrrt Court OF the IhlTd judicial
Instruct " the Territory Of Utah, / shall rNs
pose At public sale, NJ the west trent
door OF the county cUurt house IN the
oiy ~ SAT- Lake, county of sHlt Lake. ard
Territory OF Utah, On the lbth dAy ~ August
ir'i, Nc u O'ClOck a., M. al the right, Ute,
claim and interest OF Joseph a, MorlNn Kate
L. Nuran, his VITO frauk knUN, b ., Terrell.
American National bank, a corporation, An.
drew HtiHeu, National Eank uf Tue Republic
q corporation, trauE =. Hiatt and rhuo Leon
Holland NJ, % and 10 tho following described
tcal estate to.wit' Commencing one hundred
And ten no feet west % tue southeast corner
uf lot sA lII, block EftT.twu, plat "a d" ait
lake city survey, iu SAT- lazc County, Utah
Territory thence north ten lUl rods, thence
west seventy sune ana A.hAt tilt,D feet
thrncc south two W rods, thence cAstfwelyo
anu Arhalf ll2sl feet thence south eight I-l
rods, iunnrc cast IttY.uiuu NaI feet 90 place
OF be aiming, 70 he sold ~ the property OF
Josrph 4 Nor'an anc Kate l. M0fAn, Els
we, at the sur Of Ida snow.
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT A. BRIGHAM.
4, =. Marshal.
ny j. H. TlNuuNr, Deputy Marshal
dated July .Hlh, l,pt
iu GrSndc loung. attorney tor plaintiff