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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20
IL Acres Of Land, Hicre or Less,

anon which James =. Heal! now resides, b ing
; he same and aii the laud C,s,.ilt,d i'll Il d~cn
from vii lam Il. DONcH. trl.-'t so Alien IIoh-
man, dated November Is. I-~1. and recorded
III Libcr A. l.. j., No. TO, iOliG!l. This parcel
i improved 10y cont UTtdhtc frame dwelling,
frame Barn, Corn House and Wagon House,
Canning House and other outbuildingS ana has
quality and well improved and under good
fence.
. said Hollmans equity of redemption in all
that lot or parcel of land lying in the town OF
Bel Air, fronting about 6S feet on the westerly
side OF mann street. ana running back 1866 ieet
more or less, upon which tn said Holman
now resides, being 70 same and all the land de-
sCriHcd III II mOrtg# from the said Holman
and wife to PAMELA g. Raine, dated November
%, 1891. and recorded rs aforesaid i'll LlbCr W.
:. F., No. 81, tOTo 15l, excepting two parcels
included in said mortgage, heretofore sold by
aid Hoffman. without the concurrence of the
mort ga2CC. one to John Smith by deed dated
November ~, 1898. and recorded rs aforesaid
in Lbur W. =. f.. No. SIS, f3Mp 100, and IN"
second TO William {. Sheridan. by deed dated
April Both, 1896, and recorded as aforesaid in
Lihrr W. :. f., No. IS, i7lio lob
This lui is sod subject to thC aforesaid mort
"age to NI's. f:tUc IL Il. R.tinC To secure the
sum OF 81 500 ana interest, which mortgage
also covers the adjoining property OF Joan
smith and VIM. {. sheridan conveyed 10y Si d
deeds to said Smith and sheridan. part OF the
consideration of the deed To said Smith from
the said Hoffman, being that the said Smith is
L. of the sum of .23D q! said mortgage
according 10 tho terms thereof This parcel i
sold subject t. the inchpate right of dover OF
Yrs. n Gilman. Interest OF 81. 4 mortgage Will
ne adirIsE ed 10 tllc day II sale.
This pr0pett y is improved
- -, g.. by fms FIR; ne MANSION,
| esiiati I'm IS. STABLE arI all necessary
..,sss3s9 e md con, chi. Mt outbmdings
''-|S0ss9sszs=-- and Is ore q. the most deSlr-
| Al a. residences in Rel ir
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is is reported that England and
some of the other European countries
favor the inteIfelences Of Auueric"
and he settling OF lie Cuban matter
by the United Suites hscouing prD-
trct0r cf the island.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20

.EIt"For SaIe.-Twcnty-liye young hcifers
also fresh COWS and SpIlugels Ii. Il. bruns,
Railroad Sales Stables. Eel Air. l"uoy2t
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the lsust fertile Oh the lands of which the late
T.. ; ROGERS u.rd sr,1cd. situated on Deer
trtrh wuch were convey cd To S.iId Martina j.
Ruti,ugy 10y KUbrrt Archer, attorney, by Ok cd
u.tcd I'll day uf May, lSS3. ana I, corded
l.luI 40. except about one acr,' since sold OH
aims wi he CtlerrG as II Whole and III NV q
paIcv.s. one. consisting Of about
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20

iZE~4i fine Let Of choice Wall Paper. cheap
and satisfactory. Al! work guaranteed a.
-ooG as The best. Try ne. :. L. Small. .!!2l
HIju ST Bel Air
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Miss Frances L. Willard, presi-
dent OF the Worlds Christian lem
perance Union, returned to America
on Saturday last. She has been al
wark, while abroad, for the suffering
Ariucnians, and accomplished lnUc!:
srODG
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leah persons are hereby forw&rned
against tres passing on the property Of the uu-
dersigued. Mis-. +. Y. Kyle, tuiford. Nd.
1pfp1t
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TERMS OF SALE.

Terms of sale are One-taird of the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash on day of sale, one
third thereof III six moths and the residue in
twelve months from the iGy of sale, or all
cash, at the option of shc purchaser; the
credit payments to bear interC So from the day
of sale, and u be secured ny the notes or bonds
OF the purchaser with surety to be approved
by the said trustees.
WILLIAM Fl. HARLAN,
WALTER W. PRESTON.
Permanent Trustees.
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.Wantcd.-A good active Agent to Sell
aud Collect Tor the Singer Sewing Machine
Company. Address sc. ii y. Charles street.
BaitO.. Nd, or {. ;. Gt!bcrt. Bel Ar. l3no2t
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance of an order of Court passed
in the matter OF the insOlvent estate Of Allen
Hoffman. the undersigned, the UcrmanenttrIIs-
tees OF said msOlyCnt estate, will offer ut public
auction. 1T the court house door, i'll the town
- 2nl 4 N
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Monday, the 3Oth day Of Move mher, 1896,


the following Real Estate situate nd lying in
Hartford county, Maryland, lately belonging
10 the said Allen Hoffman.
]. All that Farm or tract Of and situated
and lying near DOZENS Cross Roads, contain
inn
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sos ACRES.

II ing along the line Of the II. n l.. X. r.. about
tlrt.l.-.rtl.rTrls Of "a mile from nocks station
and i,.~,ui!Iy,. ana udiOIulu= the Lands o!
JH,uuS irwin, Juu.,s ". tIuudCn ana tie late
j. >. street. This Is EXCELLENT land, and Is well
adupte for grazing purposes Or general farm
jHu Il .t'.tgi.l
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"a lot Of Empty Lard Cans for Sale
Cheap Good as new. William II. Lyle. Bel
Air 30oc
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.t...5Sl - THE INPRON EN- ENTS
h. {; i..,4 n consist of large twO-story
81 1si.at+tsS=1 Frame dwelling, large stone
Baum. At ituruu,r Oi sarge Iruaut Houses, Ice
House. CANINE. House, with Boiler, etc, and
All Inc OuThIHiGIngS necessary tor Il iirSt-CiaSS
Iailu and Is wei adapted tor grazing purposes
ara general tanning, There IS ais" On this
property 1t large store, which now commands
q GOOD trade. his property, lying rs II docs
along Ecrr Creek, POSSESSES a very I'm" water
;uw"r. wiiieh * vutuanic not only for milling
pIrI.usus. but Ter The development of electro
cal power.
Both al these parcels are in an excellent
state of cultivation and are most conveniently
situated near schools, Chul Chcs and stores. the
nc2bhorGoUd being Il very desirable one in
every way.
\ copy of the plat OF the above described
80 acres. mao" by Mr.. " itliam T. Clark, can
uc seen on Application to The undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-tnird of the purchase money to be paid
in cash On the day OF safe, onc-thlrd i'll six
months a!fd the ui!!aucC i'll twelve months; the
credit payments to bear interest IRON day OF
S;II,. aud L. le =. cure 10y the notes or bonds of
the purchaser. with security 10 be approved 10y
the undersigned attorney.
ROBERT ARCHER,
Attorney mnmCd in the Mortgage.
VIM. :. Cooley, Au"tonter. novl3
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Legal NOTICES.
ORDER NISE

In the matter Of the sale Of In he Orphans
the Real Estate Of .IuIa Court Tor Hartford
\ Jarrett, deceased. ttounty. In Equity.
ORDERED this 9th day Of November, 1896,
~ by re undersigned LEICESTER Of Wills of
Hartford county. IL the records Ot said Court
that III" sale of tue zeal Estate mace and re
ported in The shove entitled matter by Martin
t. Jarrett. EX, CutGr, hv ratified and confirmed,
unless Cuust. to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th uHE of November INST:
provided. copy OF TINS order be inserted in
some newspaper published III HHr ora ecu =
~ once in each OF three 81 successive weeks
before frv .SUh uaV of November. 1896.
TIN report states the amount 81 sales 10 ne
1880.
C.. Smith orr1s, 4. ". Il. c..
O. smith Norris. =. V. II. Go.
0EDEE. YI~G.
in The matter OF the In the on hans Court
i;cal ESTATE of
Joseph J. BCCngn. ) Hartford County.
The order Nisi heretofore passed in this case
having been enormously published. it is th2
the Orphans Court OF Hartford county, that
the sal" mace and reported hy Mary {. Bee
man. vNCIufriN q: Jos pa ). Bc"mHn, i'll inc
above ruiittCd cause, he ratified and confirmed
unless c,.l:s.. TO the contrary thereof be shown
ON or before TIN 3jjt day of N"ycmt"r, 1870
prov i,!uO :: copy of Tins order h" inserted II
some newspaper printed and published i'll Har
ford county once Il W. ok tor hrrc successive
weeks nc.UTc tn" ~tii ioth day of November
The report states tbs amount of sales to To-
$1,000.
JOHN ". BARTON,
JAMES NJ "a !,
HUGH j. BAY.
H..
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lH"Get your Furniture Upholstered, Ee
painted and RepOli>hed, and your Hair Mat
tresses renovated. New ones made if desired.
J k Small, 22i Main Street, Bel Air, next
door to FOrwood's Drug store.
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that are in daily attendance max"
;his question which should he care
fu.Iy considered by all who have an
interest in the welfare of the schools.
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By virtue OF the power and authority CON
rrl.ic; in II MORTGAGE from Martha j. RuIicdgc
10 Grace =. and Mary Rogers. dated Ith
Man. 1857. Lii recorded among the Land
Records Of Huriurd county, Ill Ll&er \. l.. D.
No Us. folio u. the undersigned, as attorney
named ~ s;,il mortgage viii ulcr tor sale, al
Publ" Auction, "a the Court House door, i'll
Bel An, GA
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- YAN w 8 ~ EIs {
III ~ IA "a Ne <F%i3
sE Ia Ne IA
u a va =. III
X " IN 81 NJ EnZTsS NSs a
Y, fszzzys II ~ stss VS., ~
z 2 " - a
nn Tou Want 10 10 a Mnrf,rs
pr..,,,f,,,. nor, i,,+ r. ,.c,, do ,,,, ,,,a ,o.
the Dyspepsia ny unwrse feeding. Then your
suffer nimtyrdom with It We. gcancc. Som,
people are martyrs to THIS complaint from
childhood to the grave, suffering from ali IT'S
attendant horrors OF heartburn, wind and pain
IN the stomach, weary lumber ana nightmare
w ,,l,',a : ~ 81 III
fhe'campi,i%t, obstinate as it is, when the OF.
GIE i IN, re % 10 rn "'E ItGs
tett%rs >tomnch Bijt"> which resi- res tran
a.. Gn,is hnh mf Wien arr,
d,,lu.hcJ IIy weakness OF tie stomach, aud
That -. csii Of the soul. the dinner bcll.whpu
Il r"aIs ur"l she cay, sn@@rS'N 4" rrrin%,nt I'm
81 are .t.l"i'+ ai'o' Il conn or lhv hlrHll' you
~ Il - VI t"r ~! d" ,i,,n U.s.
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-. Information Will he gladly received o!
MIS-. Matilda !ienrichSon. who left her h"T" |
n".L,c I,,. rar ha,Id or hec whnreabours
When She lett hcme ehr was dressed in black |
with low cut s..ocs and carried an umbrella
She wore her hair cut short with black yrll
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20

The most noted IRE which involved! the
burning Of Il single cd;Gce WIS the de-
struc1!aa uf the gg,aT temple Of Diana ut
Epaesus in j. c. 356 on the night Alex
Hndcr Uhc Great YVES born. The fire was
iindlc,! y Htrnstrarus, WHO. when apprc-
hended, confessed that his only desire WIS
to transmit his name to further ages. He
WAS Tu5 to death with exquisite and pro-
lunged TEXTURES, and the Ephesian senate
commanded that, on pain OF death, his
name should never lo pronounced, hoping
thus 10 GisaPFoiuG his expectation.
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$50 ACRES,
THE IMPROVEMENTS

tne former home of tie late L. stanley rogers
known as -'I.AtiitA&GE,> - about uue-quartcr
81 It mi" from IuCns Station uud PUst"hhcc
ana about . miles from Bel Alr. lh:S Is one
~ LLn. tlul.L i.Ir.llS IN lL!e county.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Saturday, November 2!st, 1886,

BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford County, as II Court of Equity, the sub
scriher, as trustee, will otler at Public Sale, ut
the Court House door in Bel Air, on
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20
OEDEE, TI~E.
JOHN ". BARTON,
JAMES NJ "a !,
LIZ = ia Y

'' Z, 1, sNl'gH NORRIS, II. w, II. Co.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
GILBERT & STRASBAUGH,
slcrDasors to Bay & Get,

Successors to Bay Getty,
General Commission Merchants, Flour, Grain,
Feeds seeds aud Canned Goods, lpl ana lG3
s. Frederick; street, Baltimore, Md.
rt,,r,.rrr,. !, N,,-nrnhr Is 1900
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4 prcro-i.l, lit.,r est cad boy, the son
C. Il well known dentist. las fGruishcd t &c
household lgi5h TDro TIA, q ittlo amuac-
mont 10y the remarks he frequently makes,
which "rc filled with originality ard Lu-
mnr Recently his mother bad occasion 20
H@c ouI- rorG.m@Ed him, but also to use
tau "cg.T,rt,r" thaG IS usually found in
every yell regulated family, and which
Vas r,t unknown t. him. on account Of
some lrisbcl.;.yi9r After sho had finished
the tas!: ami IT, outt,.is uf tears had been
partially checked, Tie young hopeful sud
denly 21c!aimcd: I'm getting tired Icing
Whipped this Way. VIII you 60 something
fer I.C, IIa@lm@:'
"WcIl. what i it," answered the mother.
''Ir,:y 10 God t. J2hs ial - heaven"
al, rCuld rot have aI.ytAir& to dowith
4 bad boy like you. she responded, scarce
~ allie 10 control icr ninth 81 she request.
You will :arc 90 - "a lauch better boy
than Tou have hocm lately tctora you can
expect to ~ tl,,"'."
well. Then, til him II take re to tie
or,yr pi@oa. va ..12 angry lelort.-pitts-
burg Hgo1io!o-lyigrg;.,.
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i young ladEc, Philadelphia after par
t".i:..s heartily oi sc:a,!io, rcsirad and
dreamed that Sc h:.d lo,y hcr watch. Il
valued p:escn5 from hsr father. When she
invoke IL tie morning. si:o recalled Har
vivid orc;i.:. and, looking; at the place
where ste could Lave swoen that she had
p!ageJ il, 10, it WAS gone.
She told Ter father ard Brother, and
they, making no doait tha5 Is had been
stolen, reported tho matter 10 Tie police,
and the pawnshag5 were huatcd in vain.
On Tic n1:,t night tho young woman
dreamed agaia.
This tia.a she dreamed that before r.
firing she had hidden TIC watch in an old
shoe il tna bottom Of q q set Upon aris-
ing GcXu ?a0T2i3n she recalled the dream,
AID oat Of curiosity czr!orcd tie old shoes
in tho closet and found the watch.-New
EGr.l journal.
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a. Warte,,.-Io buy Il Portable Saw-Mill
j. silver Hughes Abingdon aOcc
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E."Iresspass Notices, Printed on linen.
Tor Sale ut Ihr .fp'S Office.
~ Shopping 10y lu"li promptly attended
TO. Address Miss Govcr, HOS clifton Place.
Baltimore, Md. gCctam
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f&"nlunk Deeds. Mortgages and Magjs-
traJes' Blanks Of all kinds On hand and forsait
at this office. 2jdec
X Fer Ee1t.-A large Dwelling in Be
Air. NcTy Ges;g.b.e. Harlan 4 Webster
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Have ynU Malaria and Dyspepsia, if 50
Try 4 bottle Of kiIImc!i's Tonic Herb &itlcrs
l. has Gated Others, it vii! cure You. at AL
dea!ers 30 cents Niukeiiuaun * Brown
Drug Co.. Agents.
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80 AUHE~. MORE or LESS,

situated in said county, described i'll said
mortgage. 70 WI:
All mai land. consisting of
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-22

today, thus far, for which we are
truly thankful.
The health of the people is not
very good on account of SO much
rotten Vegetation, the result ct
the late floods, which has caused
some fevers and sore throats, &c.
The Bishop lost his infant son and
the writer buried his second
daughter, who was nine years of
age tho 25th Of last January.
Those who are afflicted are now on
the improve and it is hoped we will
have better health soon.
l have just learned that the rain
was SO heavy near the head of our
ditch that we will have several
days work again in cleaning it out.
Respectfully f. d. Clifford.
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M
" a. ?. 7 l..

The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
"Protecton to American LABOR and
Industry" as explained BY ITS coast'tu-
ton, as follows
1.-The object Of this League shall be TO protect
American labor by tariff on imports. winch snail
adequately secure American Industrial products
against the competition Of foreign labor"
There are no personal or private
profits in connection with the organiza-
ton and iii sustained by Memberships,
contributions and the distribution of its
publications.
FIRST: Correspondence is solicited regarding
Membership and " Official Correspondents"
SECOND: We need and Welcome contributions,
whether small or large, to our cause
THIRD: We publish large line OF documents
covering all phases Of the Tar,f' question. Com
pete set will be mailed 70 any address for so cents.
FOURTH: Send postal card request for free
sample oopy of the " Amsrican Economist. 1"
Address Wilbur +. Wakeman. General Secretary,
1875 West 23d Street. New YORK.
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Rencvating Leather Gcods.

The Stationer and Printer says:
GA liquid used for renovating
shabby black morocco, black leat-
her bags, dressing cases, etc, is
prepared as follows: T hire
quarts of water, = ounces log
wood, l ounce of sugar, 6 ounces
genuine gum arabic, solution of
sulphate Of iron, methylated spirits
of wine. Put the water and log
wood chips into copper boiler or
saucepan, and let the water boil
until reduced one-half in bulk.
Then stir in the sugar and gum,
and when they are dissolved stir
in sufficient of the sulphate of
the sulphate of iron solution to
cause the reddish brown color of
the solution to assume a plum or
blush tint. Then add the spirit,
and after a few days digestion
strain off for use. Apply one or
more coats of this solution to the
leather with sponge. If the
grain Of the leather is very much
abraded or rubbed of, a final coat
of spirit gloss or lacquer will
restore the new appearance of the
bag or whatever the artible may
be-"
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CORRESPONDENCE

Springdale, August 20, 1896.
Editor Union:
Dear Sir
Perhaps a few lines from this
place may be interesting to some
of our readers.
Since July 9th we have had two
bad storms that filed up our
bitches again. We are getting the
bitches cleaned out the third time.
Last night the heavens were
clothed In a garb of blackness
while peal after peal of loud
thunder burst forth upon ours ears
which made us fear we were going
10 have a repetition of our late
heavy floods, but Providence must
have interceeded in our behalf, for
it settled down and we had nice
gentle rain which lasted nearly all
night and considerable of the day
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In the District Court of the Fifth Judi.
cial District, State of Utah,
County of Washington.
Martha Allen, Plaintiff,
VS.. Summons
Charles L. Allen, DEPENDENT.

The Peonle of the State of Utah Send
Greeting: TO Charles l.. Allen, Defend
ant.
You are hereby required to appear i'm
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District OF
the State of Utah, and to answer the COM
plant filed therein within ten DAYS
exclusive of the day Of service) after the
service or you ofthis Summons, if served
within this County; or, if served out of
this County, but in this District, within
twenty days; otherwise within forty
days: and if you fail to answer the COM
plant, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded therein.
The said action is brought to have the
bonds of MaIrimony between Plaintiff
and Defendant dissolved on the following
grounds;
THAT the Defendant for more than
three years past has wilfully neglected
to provide for the Plaintiff the common
necessaries OF life having the ability SO
to do.
II-That on or about the Second day
OF August A. ID. 1898, the said Defend
ant disregarding his marriage VOW,
wilfully and without cause deserted and
abandoned, and ever since has and still
continues so to wilfully and without
cause desert and abandon said Plaintiff.
WITNESS, the Hon E. V. Hig-
gins, Judge, and the Seal of the
District Court of the Fifth Judi
- cial District, in and for the State
[Seal.] Of Utah, this First day Of July,
in the YEAR of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and
ninety six. SETH A. PYMM,
Clerk.
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Written for THE UNION.
HANDCART EXPERIENCE.

Some of our company had their
knives, forks, spoons &c, on the
ground, eating tn n scanty
morsels, and when the Indians
came up to us they gathered
around and would steal different
articles right from before our face
and eyes, and it seemed as though
they were witches in very deed,
for no matter how many watched
them they would steal everything
they could touch, that was small
enough to cover up. Although we
had travelled a good days journey
and it was then nearly sun down.
in the long days of July, and 16
miles to the next water, yet we
decided to travel on. This time
the Captain had the handcarts go
fist and the wagons follow.
When the indians saw us start
out, they got mad and done all
they could to hinder or stop us.
Some rode their horses in front
of us, some on each side, aud some
behind. They did not shoot, but
they done almost everything else
they could, even throwing lassoes
at us, and kept up quite confus-
ion and annoyed us for several
miles.
When we arrived at the swee'
water that night it was about mid
night and we were tired ant
hungry and nothing more to ca
that night, as our days ration ha(
been eaten at the other place
where we stopped. We campe(
there for the night and next da.
we travelled but short days jur
ney to the Devils Gate. At thi.
place was a young man who hac
parted with his sweetheart, thu
year before, and she and her pa
rents were in our company, but ht
did not know it; but like many
others, came out to see the novelty
of the handcarts, and, to his sur
prise, soon met his sweetheart
face to face.
To be continued.
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= y M 2 = E
Burgess Brothers Of

Pine Valley. Utah, desire
your orders for lumber and will
fill the same at bed rock prices,
they now having permit to go
ahead and cut timber to be manu.
featured into lumber. Send in
your orders Immediately.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-22
Interpretation Of Displays.

No. I, alone, indicates fair weather,
stationary temperature.
No. 2, alone, indicates rain or snow,
stationary temperature.
No. 3, indicates local rain or snow
stationary temperature
No. I, with No. 4 above it, indi-
Gates fair weather, warmer.
No. I, with No. a below it, indi-
Gates fair weather, colder.
No. 2, with No. 4 above it, indi-
Gates rain or snow, warmer.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-08-22
SALT LAKE Ml-WEEKlY TRIBUNE
Reduced to $500 per Year After June /,
1896.

On June LIST the Salt Lake Tribune
will reduce the price of the Semi Weekly
TO $500 per year. The present high
standard will be maintained, and every
effort will be made to keep the Semi
Weekly in the front rank.