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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-18

estA should not be made
VOHN O GRAHAM, JOSEPH II. PECK
81 and Everett feck. the executors OF the
estate OF Martin II rece, deceased, having
fled their petiton herein, duly yer ord pray.
ing for an Greer of sale OF portion VI tho real
csiste of aaid decoIen, for ths purposes
therein set forth tits therefore ordered that
NIL pcrssns in eres cd IN the estate otsdd de.
ceased appear before the SAID Court on
Wednesday he Tenth day OF November, A
ID. itp1. At 9;3, O'Clock a M, At the Court
Room OF SAID Court nj tue County Court
House, IN the titv and County of SAT- Lake.
utnh, TO how cause why au order should not
be granted 10 tho ait admins rator, to sell sn
much of the real estate of SAID dccenFcd al
pubic or private sale 70 ehnll be necessary.
and that copy OF this ort'r DO published al
least four successive weeks IN the DtskRpT
rNkslNG NEWS. newspaper printed and
publishei in said cry aud county.
witness my hand this II h day OF october,
A. u. l.U. OGDEN IA LES, Judge.
Attest:
tLAL.1 DAVID O DUNBAR, ClerE
by GKo. T. lila II. Deputy Clerk
j. r. hoo1H Attorney At Law, Provo, Utah,
Attorney for Executors
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NOTICE Is HEpHBY GIVEN THAT AT
N meeting OF the Bcsrd Of Directors of
the Dalton sold Mining Milling ompany,
held on the GIN day OF october, 1891. an assess
ment OF one.hah cent per share was LEVIED
poratiop. rnyabl- on or before the 18th day Of
November. log7. to o. NJ. GARRISON secretary
of The company, at his ONCE, room No 81,
Mccormick huilding in salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day OF November.
1897, viii he delinquent ard lie advertised for
sale, and unless payment Is made before,
will be sold n public auction on sa,u rdag. he
4ih DIV of Deetmbcr, esT. at 9 ~ m, at the
said O1ice of the secretary OF the company 10
pay dchnquent sessmont. together With cost
of advertising md eXpense OF sale.
c. M 1hHRIsOS. ocretary.
Bv order of tho Board of Directors, SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah. Lctouer 9Th, ls01.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court. Probate Division, Third
judicial piAtrict, In ana for salt lake
County. staie OF Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate of Lucy 8. Cottl
deceased.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF RAID
Il court, IN SAID matter. noiice Is hereby
gwen that Saturday, the I4h day o
August, A. D. lsg7. AT 10 O'Clock m,
% the County Court House 10 SAT- Lake City.
utah, In the court room o. said court, has been
appointed the time and place for the hearing
OF petition OF Harry T.. Cottle. praying for the
admission to probate u n certain document
herewith presonted. purporiing % be the last
WIN and Testament OF Lucy :. ottle deceased
when and where all persons interested may APP
pear and oppose the probate OF said will. orthe
granting of letters documentary to Harry Z.
Cottle as prayed for in said petition.
In witness whereof. have hetounto set my
hand and DfiiNed the seal OF said court, this Jrl
day OF august, 1891.
lsEAL.l DAVID @ DUNBAR,
clerk.
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FTNTT OF ITNW, q,
City ana County nj sh,t Lake
J. David Emery. City Recorder OF Salt
Lhhe city tate OF Utah do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a full. true
ami correct COPY OF resOluton cnttltd
~ Resolution reyoklng a HesO utiOn passed
10y the CITY Council Of sal Lake CITY, eptcm-
bcr 9th, lsy, which donated ana gr med
Pioneer Square o the Itch ana iacIic i'm.
prove cnt Company frT Railroad Depot FUR.
poses" pissed by The CITY ouncii ~ raid city,
October 2Gth, lsti, and approved by the
Mayor c'ober 99th, 1881, ps nppegrs Of record
IN MY ONE,
In witness whereof 1 nave hereuntO Get my
baud and affixed the corporate seal Of said
city this tia LIST Day OF NOV mber A. u
DAVID S EMERY,
4. 81. @ y Recorder.
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Ia tho District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the state OF Utah. County of
salt Lake, probate Division.
In tho Matter of the Estate of John s. Davis.
deceased

deceased
nN READING AND FILING THE PETI
~ ton OF tli2sbeth Davis, eNecutrlN OF the
lhst VII and testament Of John bhvs. de
ceused, setting iOrlh fpcts and showing III 1t
eald estate l. frve from debts 0pd IN readiness
Tor nal settlement and praying for a decree
OF uistributiun to he made OF the property OF
snid estate as directed by the said VIII an d
testament Of said deceased and for the final
discharge Of sam eNecutrX,
II IA ordered thai al persons Interested "
tne estate Of the said John $ Davis, deceased,
be ard appear htf re tho ssid court at the
court room thereof IN the City and County
luliing sal Like Ci,y, Utah. on Saturday
tho tth Gay Of November 1877, vt ten O'Clock
IN ihcn am there 10 show cause why =
decree OF dl uibuu should not he made Of
the property Of said estste among the nevisees
IN accordance with law ihe Provisions OF
r1ii VIII AID for the Gnal discharge OF saii
rAecutriN,
Il is further ordered that copy or This
order be pun isned IA the daily issue OF me
ucseret fVenir SoHs newsps pee pub ished
N The riy AZ d uognty ct ait LAKE., Utah, Tor
- loass ten dlvs before the saii 9Th day OF
November. 1897
iatcI Iais lsih FAY OF Octoher A. d. 1891.
oGDkS HILGs, Judge.
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"When did she first seem 20 become dis.
satisfied with your present."
when she accidentally ran across tho
price mark '--Chicago Post
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NOTICE Of Asss ssMeNT 10. II.

The Dalton Gold Mining and Milling Comp ary.
q corporation. Location of principal place
of business, salt Lake City. Utah.
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ono brown horse colt. left hind and right
fore foot vhitc small star IN forehead.
II the above described animals are not rl9imed
ana tax II away on ar before Mondey, the ID
day OF November 1907, tho viii he sold u
city Eeuhy Found at 2p,
JOHN o. MAT1oX .Pouhdkoepc-
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and In accordance with law and the order of tho
board OF directors made September oith, 1871 30
muny shares Of each parcel of above stock as may
be necessary will bes N II auction, the office Of
the secretary Of the company, room 800 Ir gress
building sat IaEe CITY, Utah. at O'Clock o. M,
saturday Noyember 27ih, 1881, 10 ray delinauopt
assessment thereon toge her with cost OF adveTts
lag and expenses OF sue
o. v. BOLTON, secretury.
Salt Lake city, Utah. November II. 1891.
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There Is delinquent upon the following described
stock, account OF Assessment number one. levied
September 24h, 1877, tho several amounts SET
opposite tile OF the respective shareholders
follows:
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Location of works and mining property, Ohio
Mining district, Piuic county, UtaD
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WILLIAM W. MERRILL. THE ADMIN
w Istrator OF the estate of Ferdinand ID.
Merrill, oecelscd, having filed hls petition
sale OF his ~ rsonal property ami the real es-
tate Of SAID decedent, for the purposes therein
set forth, II Ia therefore ordered that all per-
appear before the al court on "Wednesday,
the -4th day OF November, a. u. 1871, at 80
O'Clock a NJ, NJ the court room OF said o urt,
Mt the County Court House in the CITY and
County of salt Lake, Utah, to show cause why
an order should not be granted TO the said ad
minislraior. TO sell SO mu h of the real estate
of SAID dece sed At private salc as shall be
necess ny, and that copy OF ms order be
published It least four successive weeks In
The NEsERET EVENING NEWS a newspaper
printed and published in said city and county.
witness my hand hits lari day
isEAL. of October. A. u. l'y1.
OGDEN HlLES. Judge.
Attest;
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk
by GEORGE BLAIR, DEPUTY.
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NOTICE is nER.IY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry y, Powers. executor oi the iust
Will AMI testament OF John ,,tBy. deceased,
has rendered for settlement and nled In said
Cont, his inal account OF his admin straliOu
of said estate and petition for 1n4l dtstribu.
ton OF tne roElcue Of sail estAie among the
persons enut ed thereto. and that Weiues
d y tho slh dsy Of December. A D. 1857, at
80 o'c ucs a, M, at the Court Room OF sad
CT ana County Utah, has been duly az.
pointed by The Judge Of said Court, for tie
fettlcmont OF said account ana hearing sad
petition for dFtribution, at which time amt
p ace any person interested IN said estate
may appear md show cause, II any there be,
why said nccoupt should not be settled and
approved and hnhl distribution made SO
prayed for.
la ed Nov. IL, 1871.
DAVID c. DUNBAR, CLERK.
by u, g EEEDALL. Deputy Clerk.
j. 7 hlCuAnns. Attorney
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Skull Valley Mining Il Milling Company, seerc.
tary's Onice, SAT- Lake City, Utah. November
llth, 1877.
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suMMuNs.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial dis.
trict OF the tate OF Titan. County
of salt axe
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IsIRAY Pound NcIln:

OHE DARK BAY or BROwN MAR T.
- about 10 years old; right hiud foot While,
tar in forehead, on lctt shoulGc.
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In the District Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District in and for Salt LAKE
County, State OF Utah
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Davi. and Weber Counties Canal Com panI.
Ogden City. Weber County, Utah,
September list. 1871.
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A EESOLuII N.

Revokibg Iosoluu0n pafsed ly the city
Council Of SAT- LIKE CITY, september 2Ath.
ls9t, which douAten aud grrrtrd Pioneer
Square 10 the Utah AND Pacific Improve.
ent Company ior railroad depot prr'
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In the Matter of the Estate OF Ferdinand d.
Moirill, dece, sed
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LEGAL NOTICE.

By GO. z. BLAlR. bounty d
The oasis., 1897-03-06
dict Arnoldn-T. F. GriDdeil.

I. Solo Mercedes Fals Bfiilante- TabOada- Mrs. H. K. Chenoweth. 5. Character Song Jolly Little Wait ers-Concha Joffroy. Frances Brickwood, Maggie Brickwood, ]. hn Brickwood and Frank Fernan- dez.
 G. Recitation Take Back the Kiss
 Dora Hannah.
 7. Piano Duett-The Sleigh Ride Misses Avery and Mix. s. Solo Gaily Chant the Summer Birds s-De Rima Mrs. J. Gordon 9. First Appearance of the Walnut City Quartet.
 TO- Reading fin costume -ZlngareIla Miss Theo Sprecher. II. Solo-Judith--Mrs. W. F. Overton. l2. Drill-V Vestal Virgins Sybil. Miss EKey; Statue Poses:Liberty; Good Fellowship: Offering and Benedic- tiOn; Pose Studies.
 l3. GALLERY OF THE MusEs: Calliope
 Muse of Epics Mrs. E. Titcomb: Clio-Muse of History Miss Car lota Simon; Melpomene Muse Of Tragedy Mrs. Reynolds: Euterpe
 Muse of Lyrics Miss Olive Mix: Eros Muse of Love Songs Miss Emma Walker; Terpsicbore Muse of Dancing Miss Rosa Short: Urania Muse of Astronomy Miss Blanche Avery: Thalia Muse of Comedy Mrs. Aguirre: Poly hymnia Muse of Sacred Things Miss Clara Holler. n. Tableau-''Under the Miseltoe.r lJ. SKETCHES FROM HIAwATHA: Read iDg by Mrs. Heald; Hiawatha's Childhood: Hiawatha's Wooing two scenesE Hiawatha's Wedding: The ramine-Spectacular Read ing lin costume Mrs. A. Doherty. l6. Tableau Women of Different Ma tions.
 Every number was well rendered, and all the participants were rewarded for their efforts by rounds of hearty applause.
 The character song Jolly Little Walters. by Concha Joifroy, Frances Brickwood, Maggie Brlckwood and Frank Fernandez. all five in costume. was q Sidc-spliitcr All of the little people ,ang and acted their parls well. and tlIeir efforts earned a well meritc0
The oasis., 1897-03-06
encore.

encore.
 The Walnut City Quartette, con sisting of T. F Grindell, T. C. Carey, K. Hughs Long, VIII EKey, Ferd Kiel and Eugene Sykes, was simply immense, although oneiBdividual who bad lost his place'on the programme was heard to mutter as they filed on the stage; "Why, those are not the Nestal Virgins, are they:r With fine eifcct-nO two singing in the same kcy-tney sang "fOliy WOlly Doodle all the Day." As an encore they sang There are no flies on us, and every body agreed to the proposition. Other numbers were well worthy of special mention, but lack of time and space forblds. The entertainment was sue. cessful financially.
The oasis., 1897-03-06
Endeavor Entertalnment.

Thursday evening the ladies and gentlemen of the Y. P. S. c. k. of Nogales were greeted by large and appreciative audience when the cur. tain at the Nogales opera house rose upon the entertainment which they had prepared for benefit of the Con- gregational church, aud at tho close of the performance their patrons re- tired from the hall we'll pleased with the programme which had been rend- cred. Following is the programme: 1. Opening Chorus Spring Song =
 Pinsutti.
 2. Rlano Solo Ben Hurs Chariot
 Race Paul. Miss Blanche Avery. 5. Recitstion--"I The Death of Bene-
The oasis., 1897-03-06
Gzesn. n....<:,
Saturday, March 6, 1897.
corner stone Laying.

Programme of exercises for laying the corner stone of Masonic Temple, at Nogales, Wednesday March 10th, 1897:
 l.- Confe:elug Of degrees beginning at
 at 9;30 a. ID. Meet at hall at o'clock p. m., to
 form in procession. 3. Procession will march at 2:30 D. m.,
 sharp,to site of new temple where
 exercises of laying corner stone
 will be held. 4.-Meet at hall at 8 p. m. 5.-Banquet at 9 p. III. All Masons in good standing are cordially invited to be present. Committee of arrangements: F. J. Gibson, Geo. Montague, W. \. Cum mings, W. c. Ellis.
 Committee of reception: John P. Dessart, NJ. H. Jones, A. Bachelier, II. Douglass, J W. Roberts. Charles Taylor, A. F. Paredes.
The oasis., 1897-03-06
lcW Lead SmeIter For Sale.

One sixty-ton stack lead shelter. built by Colorado Iron Works, complete with all the latest improvements. with Root blower. Of sufficient capacity for two si8cks, whole outhi entirely new meyer been iD n~el, in
 sonora uli duties paid, will hr sold very cbraniv. 8ua delivorcd at fh. line nf tilr s1a3!a klilr8y Appl. to fnL 0AsIs ofict.
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than in 1s+G." Comparing the figure,
with our own, we have:
L..
rARNI AREA


lMI ltO\ ED FARM AREA
United Kingdom 90 2i 10000 '' 5oa.6Sod
United States. III. Os2.cli a-7 ,;lG. ia
The enormous strides i'm Industrial
progress" under free trade seem to
have skipped the British farms. and we
can imagine that the British farmers
are hardly as enthusiastic i'm their par
tcipatiou of the jubilee as the British
ship owners and builders who have
benefited by protection. \ decrease of
2.OOOOoO acres in the area of improved
farms under free trade contrasts
strongly with our increase of 1900
600 acres under protection. The loss
IN British agricultural capital since
1850 has averaged { 3O,OOO.OOO a year"
we are told. This loss falls upon the
land owners, but they are not the only
sufferers, for it appears that the ten
ants Likewise lose G3l.OOO.OOO "a wear"
OF manufactures we learn that sill,
manufacture has steadily declined
since 1897. The output now ranges
from e5,0OO,OoO to e6.OOO.OOO per an
num-" Here the reverse has been the
case, our output of silk manufactures
having increased from SIl. 100000 i'm
1850 TO Ss7,20s, 454 i'm 1890.
Upon the grounds of sentiment the
british jubilee was entirely successful.
as much so as AN American Jubilee
would be "A movement i'm a forward
direction to celebrate our industrial
progress. which is Unprecedented in
the history of nations Why not have
an American jubilee in 1900?
on a TFT .IrG T. t.r-gr-r
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Inc republican party has promised
TO pace higher duty ON imports in
foreign than i'm American vessels. So as
10 give American vessels the CARRYING
OF such goods. TO do this the tar,fT
must he amended, provision for which
has not been made i'm the pending bill.
II can be. and it ought to bc. done now
I'ut II has been suggested that this -
deferred until the regular session of
congress If it is. and an attcmpt
should then bc made to amend the
tariff, it would he throttIcd Opposi-
ton would not he against the protec-
ton of our ships, but against the dis
turbance of the tariff.
year from now the new tariff will
he IN smooth running order. confidence
VIII have returned. business revived and
prosperity restored to everything but
shipping. If then an attempt is made 10
adopt the discriminating duty policy
we shall he told that il will mean the
reopening Of the tariff question. that il
will create distrust. unsettle confidence
disturb business and revive the CIeve-
observation-disclosures conditions.
The pending tariff bill is a republican
measure. The readoption of the dis
terminating duty policy is a republican
pledge. Whenever it is readoptcd it
VIII he part Of the tariff. It will be
altogether too dangerous to attempt
TO incorporate IL in the tariff act after
IT is in force. fit is ever done it must
be done while the bill is being framed
II is, then, question Of redemption
on reputation Of solemn republican
pledge which will he determined when
the new tariff bill is adopted
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QUOTATIONS.
British Facts and Figures from
Mulhalrs "Shilling's Worth"
American Progress Compared with
british Prosperity "a Move
mrnt i'm Forward DIrcc-
tom in thu. states

There is no nation of the world but
learned with pleasure of the successful
celebration of the Jubilee OF her ma les
" Queen Victoria. OF the various fctes
and festivities he daily press rendered
account Turning our attention more
directly to the economic events of her
maiesty's reign. we find that these have
already been touched upon bv more
than one British commercial and finau-
cial paper. correspondent of the Lon
don Financial News deals cxhaustivelv
with Mr.. Mulhalrs National PROGRESS
in the Queens Reign" saying that:
The period during which the queen has
reigned has been marked by enormous
strides in Industrial progress No previous
monarch has had the satisfaction of wit
Messing during the tenure OF the throne
so vigorous "A movement in "a forward di-
reCtiOn.. When m. pu..r osg..,,.l..i
the throne the British isles comprised
scarcely 2G,OOO,UOO inhabitants To-day
they number just 40OOO,gOo the country in
the meantime having shed no less than
lWVpo.uUo of persons who have found new
homes beyond the sea.
The figures quoted from Mulhau's
jubilee "shilliug's worth" suggest
comparison between British and Amer
lean progress during the same 90 ycar,
Iaking first, therefore, the question of
population, We have the following:
Population
1870 1876. Increase
tnlt"a Kingdom. %, 500 goo 90 go uOp Il fln uDu
OHiIed Staies....l1,O 1873 100000 a2,g2U.Ji7
The growth Of population i'm the
nitcd Kingdom during her majesty
reign has been l2.6lO,OOO persons cN-
elusive OF "l0,uoO,ooO of persons who
have found new homes beyond the sea"
We can. without doubt. claim that =
100000 of these British cmigrants were
shed upon American soil our total
immigration since ls73-leSs than half
the period under review having been
994j.DDO souls Allowing them the 10
100000 who left England's shores dur
ing the enormous strides i'm Industrial
progress il appears that their total
increase of population was 22.G1O.OOO
aus against our increase of o.. 93O. 547. our
growth of population exceeding theirs
10y 3O.OO0,OOO persons. As a matter of
TACT our actual increase has been 40
100000 of population i'm excess Of the
British because they cannot honestly
claim as a part Of their population the
l0.poO,OOO who were shed" on other
shores. The next comparison made :
of imports and exports
BRITISH AND AMERICAN FOREIGN
TRADE.
United King '''' $50.
dom .}5s5.oo.o0o Sa.2Soooo.o 900 s2.515.ooo.ooc
States. 279ls5sf7 1ciGHs17 1.5a9.5os.12.
During the last 20 years. since 1875.
the British frec-tradc foreign trade
rIt.rI..f-...I
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is 1914 stays were introduced into
the customs Of gentlemen U keep the
douolet straight AID conA7a Tie Enisa.
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INlTED HTATEs HNUuobUs
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TROLLEY wheels are 20 be oiled AMI.
omahcauy b. placing tnses In tho
wheel 20 connect an oil char Dor i'm tho
nub with The axle OF the wheel. 80
that the oil will flow out 49, the wheel
revOlvcs on the wire.
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EuN'H has 10 that. now that Mrs.
Langtry has secured her divorce. shs
VIII soon marry am Euglishman OF 10.
-Iuon equal 90 the task OF restoring
her 20 ner place in society. in order
mat she may Introduce her daughter.
Ihe girl VINO mas been carefully
brought mp. is now ~ an age 20 go into
inc world and as she has some OF her
mother beauty and Will be quite an
H''ress. her possible marriage is ue .
coming ara Important question
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IHE Visionary Herald quotes Can't
Kinds assertion that nearly - 10 Or oes
200 'hc congo basin arc or have been
cam. bal. and tnat the practice Us ON
the increase. not merely for sup.r.t..
u"us reason but also for inc provision
oi food Q here ie s. certain sturdy. tat
race in Africa which mas never been
famous Tor It's prOwess. but which ~
made a regular staple article OF diet
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speaking Of agriculture is ac-
.aoulcdpcd chat "thc decl.fc which
h"s taken place boz agriculture is evil
denccd ny the fact that the total area
under crops is now 100000 acres less
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FAIRMONT NEWS NOTES.

Fairmont, w. Va, September %
Thomas O'Hara was fined $50 and costs
Tuesday morning by Mayor Kendall
for Sunday selling.
County Commissioner Lee Burchinal
and family returned from a visit TO
Morgantown friends Tuesday.
Thursday night Sam Bernard q
Broadway Burlesquers come to the
Opera House.
The first boxing match ever held in
the town took place at the Opera House
last Monday night. when Denny Gala
CHER and a Scotchman from GAINESVILLE
had ten-round bout.
John Bebout returned from Pittsburg
last evening.
H. w. Johnson. Of Mannington was
in town yesterday.
There was no council meeting last
night
w. NJ. Entler, OF the Warrington
Advocate. was in the city yesterday on
business.