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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1897-01-06
A White Tramp.

A White Tramp.
During the Christmas holidays a
white tramp broke into Mr.. Mette's
blacksmith shop at Trenton and took
therefrom three screw plates valued
at $40. He sold one of these plates in
Trenton and attempted to sell the
others in our town but failed. Watch
out for the miscreant.
Taxes, Taxes.
The time for paying taxes expired
on Dec. 3lst, and we have been asked
the question: "Will Treasurer Caugh-
man still receive taxes?" Well we do
not know, but If you will slip into his
Office on tip toe just as if you were go
ing into "sneak easy" and approach
him with smile ofineffable sweetness
on your couutenance and say "do pray
Marse John, take the filthy lucre!" We
believe he will shut his eyes and -
Fire Near Trenton.
On last Wednesday pight about II
o'clock Mr.. Pick Salter, one mile north
of Trenten, discovered his barn and
stables were on fire, and they were to-
tally consumed. He lost a mule, a
horse, a cow, corn, fodder, etc., to the
amonnt of probably 500. Mr.. Salter
had his dwelling insured, but there
was no insurance on the property de.
stroyed. The fire was incendiary in
its origin, and this mskes the fifth fire
OF that character in the Trenton Sec
tion.
Judge Getzen Shot.
Judge Henry Getzen, mayor of Ham
burg, was-seriously shot at that place
last Saturday night. There is large
bullet wound in his left side. just
above the waist, made by load oi
bird shot. The shooting was purely
an accident, aud was done by Consta.
BILE Lee Boyd, of Hamburg, who is 6
negro. The accident occurred just il
front of the Hamburg jail, and hap.
pened while the constable was at.
tempting to arrest two negroes want.
ed for highway robbery.
We are glad to learn that Mr. Get.
zen is not fa .ally shot and will recov.
er.-Aiken Times.
At the Opera House.
Mr. Fl. r. Lucas, the well known
stereoptican exhibitor, has been en-.
gagged to present one of his unriyalied
exhibitions at the opera house on Fri.
day night, Jan. sth. The superb pro.
gramme, "Ten Nights in Bar Boom,
the great temperance master piece
The quaint scenes of the "Pied Piper
of Hawlin Town" The beauties an(
wonders of the world, reproduction
of celebrated paintings, aud all tht
mirth provoking, humorous trans.
/ formation scenes cannot fail to please
any audience. The Florence Times
speaks in the highest terms of this at
traction, "Those who did not attent
missed treat" "Scenes intensely
brilliant. Audience delighted."--M Mar
ion Star. Admission, reserved seats
35c, general admission 25c, gallery l5c
Tickets OIL sale at the jewelry store o.
r. L. Fex. ..All school children wht
apply at Fox's for special coupon be
fore Friday night will be admitted OF
lreceipt Of coupon and Ice.
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Flannel, Red and White Flannels
reduced 10 to Is per cent.
Outing, Cashmeres, serges,
Table Linen, Towels &C., cut Is to
20 per cent.
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs
and Under Vests marked down 10
to 20 per cent.
Blankets, Comforts and Coun-
terpaines 10 to 20 per cent. off.
Hamburg Edgings, Silks, and
all Notions all reduced, and some
at New York cost.
We are keeping our stock of sta
pie goods filled in as they sell out,
but they are all sold at close
margin, in order to move the bal
ance If the stock. 60 Give us a
call when you need dry goods and
S H 0 E S. -~
Very respectfully,
JAMES E. HART,
EXECUTOR,
Estate Of ALVIN HART, decd,
Nov. 17-4t.
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AND
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Capital, $15,000,O00.00
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Assets, S5216,S2S.00
Capital, $5oo,oOo.oo
Assets, $2,4O9,5s5.oO
Will write first-class risks in town
and country.
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All policies participate in dividends
annually, and are incontestible and
non-Forfeieable after two years.
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-09-10

llorrsvLLT, Utah, sept s, 1897
Enron rNrs.
Born, TO the Mrs. Milo Brown, son
on tile ~ lust.
+. Main aud wife left for Brigham
City Sunday for a few days trip.
Joseph lee and wife returned to-day
fiona thirty days TIP 10 Yellowstone
Park.
John Gum, Amos Sargent. Andrew
aud J. II. llobson, male a trip to Salt
Lake this week.
On Monday night the Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement Association Of this
pace had a treat, by visiting Sisters Of
Salt Lake Mrs. SNOW aud Mrs. Freeze
The meeting was fairly ATTENDED by
both sexes aud wa, interesting es the
speakers we're intelligent and refined.
Enoch Brown Is fencing and improy'
lug thoold store lot aud building tina
was iast goinsto ruin. This has been
an eyesore toout community ior two oi
three years, the destruction OF the once
neat store. G. II. W.
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Eocrrorr Utah, Sept. s. rsp7.

KocEroEr Utah, sept s. lsn7.
EDiroR TVS
Wind has made bay haunne disa-
greeable this week.
A. W. salmon. B. IN Heb,r Ci,y
yisiting VITA r,ahye,
Mics Lizzie s.i19aay aa. been very
sick for few day..
Mabel. the inhn,ch..l Of Mr. and Mr,.
VIM. Is. Brown, has been very sick Ter
the pact week.
Miss Coras.emhHiee "a. called home
from salt Lake City 90 attend the
funeral Of her brother
James Walden, ,he ien.yearold con
Of Mr.. aud NJ, Wan. >,embridsc, died
very suddenly on Friday afternoon.
Miss Sale Blake returned home on
Saturday lasi after spending about two
mouths with her aunt, Mrs. c.
seamons.
Chas. II. wiun and mis- sister, Miss
Rose, have gone TO Heneier, where the
former williake charge of tho school
during the school year.
Mr.. Baloo aud Mr. 4. %. Crowiher,
Jr.. passed ,hnurh R,csport on their
way to Weber CANYON, where they will
stay for few day.pro'pcc,ing.
The iuneu services over the remains
Of James W -tcmbridge vas held In
the Rockperthall on sunday afternoon,
Bro. John Williams Of CoalyiIle and Bp
stephen Walker Of rcoa were the
speaker, aad both made very con.oling
remarks. brother Williams drelt at
length on the resurrection. aud reunion
Of families. The family have the
mpathy Of the entire community.
On Thurslly evening Of last week,
the young people, Of RoeApor, met at
the home OF Mr. aud Mrs. u seamons.
A very pleasant evening was spent in
singing, Todug and playing games.
Those prssent we're; Mr.. Fred W. and
Miss Truie Reynolds, Me'srs. James y.
and John + add Miss Eihie Malin, NJ.
lE. NJ. sud M'.ssris s,sSss. sis<'<'''
Joseph, Worthy and Alma bud Mi-'
Mamie Gibbons. Mr.. c. II. and Mis'
Rosa With, Miss Sadie Blake. Messrs
Joseph and Charles llortin, Mics Louie
johnson. Messrs. Williams and Thomas
I II and Miss Nav Smith, and Messrs
Alfred, Jesse, stephen and Reuber
seamons. y. 5.
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o,KlEr, Utah, sep, $, 1897.

o,KLEY, Utah, Sept. S, 1897.
Enron Tines
Harvesting has commenced, with a
good crop Of wheat and oats.
The sheep up the canyon are moving
toward the dipping corrals.
James Evans has been suffering from
hay fever, a complaint he has had for
some time.
James Evans, y. e. HUI, John Beck.
sted and y. 3. snapp made trip TO
Park City yesterday.
George Stevens says he can cut more
grain than any man In summit County.
1t isa boy, and weighs twelve pounds.
Charley Neel comes 10 the n,again.
lie knocked 4. W. Mecham out In a
three quarter Of an hour scrap the other
day. Both carry black eyes.
N.B.s napp has taken some very nne
rock TO one Of the as-ayer- at Park City.
lie ha. a pro, pect mp the canyon that
will be bonanza in the near future.
o, how 6. that mine up the river?
We hear that some miners from Park
City are taking ont rome fine ore near
Holiday Park. Just ask Mr.. Mott at
Park City. Hels interested In the prop.
erty.
One man Ia Park City has wagercd q
new hal, that the Ontario mines would
be working more men on January let.
1898. than ever worked there before a,
any one time. am In homes the gentle.
man i right aud that her force may be
doubled.
James Evans met with baptism
Monday night. lie went after bucket
Of water TO ditch IN front Of the door
when hc imagined be could see hi.
horses In the acld. On trying to step q
little higher he stepped into q ditch
fell down and received the blessing Will
terrible splash. We imagine we can
hear him sav good morning Brother
when he meets q friend.
Two gentlemen saw bear the othel
day which frightened them 90 muci
that they could not distinguish whether
IL WIS OF the brown ur cinnamon specie
orr; At was male or female, but sup
posed 20 to hc the latter. :.
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urroS.

W. h.

ulroS, urAn, sept. g, 1877,
Enron rmrs
The Young ladies association will hold
theirannual anniversary In the Social
Hail ON Monday next. september 18Th,
where suitable program viii be
rendered Tor the occasion.
Elder Enoch Brown and wife Of
hoyt-yile we're welcome visitors la
Upton on sunday last. Elder Brown
visited the sabbath school and gave
much valuable and timely distractions
in the interest Of education, and adj
dressed the meeting during the after.
noon services.
On Monday last the Young ladies' Of
linton sere favored with a visit from
sisier Celestial Y Pack and Laura Pack
OF Kamas, Eliza Barber Of Coalyille and
Mabel suoN Of Salt Lake City, in the
interest OF the Y. l.. NJ. 1. A. Each
addressed the meeting, their remarks
being timely and much good counsel was
given 10 the officers aud members. II
was very profitable meeting and their
visit will result In mulh good.
On sunday evening last the house OF
IL. T.. Randall was burglarzed. It was
entered while the owner was attending
the evening meeting and sl5 was taken,
leaving Mr.. Randall with only one
do,l.r in his possession. II is hoped
that the thief will be found aud severely
deelt with. } O.
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llISErER. Utah, Sept, s, 1877.

hrSErgR, Utah, Sept. s, 1877.
EptoR rNrs.
George II. Stevens OF Salt Lake City
has been spending few days here.
our District school commenced on
the 5th.
Quitea number Of our folks celebrated
Labor Day In Cchyille.
Bishop John raskett and NJ. +. Harris
spcn, sunday in Provo.
We had very sharp fros,s during the
week No more growing this year.
The Y. l.. NJ. |. A. held an interesting
meeting on SATURDAY. last. Mesdames
Pack, SNOW, Freeze and many other
visiting ladies were present, aud all
present enjoyed themselves. The young
lsdies here are TO have party on
Monday, september 18th. A program
consisting Of readings. songs, reciia.
E,ons eIe., Will be- rendered during the
aay, md 4 aance And suppcr N n,vl,t.
will he gotten uPby the Assoeiatioif,
/ am informed 7Sc. per couple will be
charged for supper and dance but no
particulars have been handed In ~ the
ward presidency at this writing are
attending their stake conference.
W. 4.
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rIoA


EpnoR r,NEs:
The Hlondyke has no charms for any
OF our citizens.
James Wool-lonhulmc OF Kamas was
in town on Tuesday.
Robert Mlliner has been quite sick
during the past few days.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Miles is rapidly recover
ing from aseyert spell II sickness.
Miss Eleda Ross ia home again from
Salt Lake to visit her mother, relatives
and friends.
II the frost will hold off for another
two weeks 1t will be a matter Of reloic-
ing mp this way,
S. +. Stevens OF Oakley came down
on Tuesday TO transact some legal bust
ness before our Notary Public.
Miss Eva Marchant leaves here ior
Salt Lake City tomorrow and will re-
main there for a month or two.
Prof. 5. G. Watson moved his family
to Park City last week. The gortls-
man has been employed to teach the
4 a - H..
A heavy, cold wind il blowing to-day
which makes 1t somewhat dissagreea
BILE to be out, especially is II so for the
ladies.
II. II. Stevens Of Heneier was in town
last week and pur, hased nice bunch oil
beef cattle for the Salt Lake Meat Co
Nice, prime beef can be disposed Of at
fair prices. 1t lie thought that owing to
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Park City. Utah.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Judge a q. NorreI. rresiding--Ths.
Proceedings
NO. a


Judge a a. Norren. rreslding-rbe
Preceding
Judge Norrcll and s,enographer Pike
arrived in Coalyillc Wednesday at n
O'Clock and Cour, was Immediately
opened.
The jurors were examined az to their
statutory qualifications.
Frank Tessman arraigned on the
charge Of rape, vas given statutory
time to plead.
The following persons were cited To-
plead on Tuesday next Henry Long,
grand larceny u. b. HuG aud Charles
Hayes, grand larceny.
W. I. Snyder was appointed TO de-
iend Herbert llume on charge Of rape.
who took statutory time to plead.
NJ. 8. Aschheim Mercantile company
vs.. Martin McGrath; continued for the
term.
Tho two cafes OF Bromley ys. Nielsen
Mere stricken IRON she calendar.
Case Of Fisher ". Evans; motion o
dismiss appeal argued and rubnittcd.(
Case Of Ralph Maxwell vs.. l.. W
Smith. Jr., motion to strike out de-
iendants answer argued and sui mltted
l.. \. osiein OF ogden was admitted
to practice.
Case VI rhackcray W.. Ilopkin; SEA
Tor 10Th inst
Case Of woolscy va. Anchor Mining
COMPANY motion TO dismiss case from
calendar submitted aud oyerruled.
Case Of Linden vs.. Anchor Mining
company yet Tor September 18TH.
Gaze of Thomas Cupit W. Park City
bank. demurrer to complaint argued 10
time Of adjournment.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
The entire time OF Judge Norrell was
consumed IN hearing the law and mo-
ton calendar Yesterday. The Jurors
were all excused Ia the morning until
pm, and at that time we're again
excused until 10 o'clock this morning.
In the two cases Of David c, Me
Laughlin, receiver Of the Park City
bank, ". John NJ. Harrington, Sheriff.
aud Thomas Cupiti and Thomas Cupit
W. the Park City bank and d. Q. Me-
Laughlin, receiver, the motion OF de-
iendant In the former case for continu-
ance and the demurrer OF defendant in
the latter case to plaintiffs complaint
were argued together by W. 1. Snyder
aud G. S. Varian for Cupit and Arthur
Brown for the bank. Submitted and
taken under adyisement.
Ralph Maxwell vs.. Lewis W. Smith
motion Of plaintiff to strike out defend
ants answer WAS allowed IN part ana
overruled in part.
Ellen Conner W. Sam Radon ct al
motion Tor new trial argued, submitted
ana oyerruled.
Estate OF Margaret Rees, deceased
decree Of partial distribution entered,
also decree directing executor to execute
conveyance.
Estate Of Chester Snyder; order Of sale
Of real estate entered and annual &C
count Of administrator allowed.
The hearing on demurrer in the
sheeplicense cases was continued To
September 10th.
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wANsnIr

"AN''uF' yuan 9'p'' % '''''
Enron l'NtS'
so one from here has the klondyke
fever yet.
Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. Moore Air-. Easi-
mn aud John Moore went To salt Lake
this week.
Labor Day was spent very quietly
here. Quitea number went 10 Coalyille
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the scarcity Of iirst.class heeithat prices
will be on the increase, but this idea
will not do to depend on.
The hospitality Of our citizens is well
known and ample arrangements Sete
made 10 entertain our visitors who we're
heartily welcomed, one AMI all.
As mail this letter there are strong
indications Of storm before the day Is
out. Old Probability says We may
have snow IL. cold enough for it any
way.
Frank Evans and Bryaat Copley OF
Coalyillc were in town On Tuesday and
made your correspondent very pleas
ant call. The gentlemen will always
find the latch.string out.
Born, to the wife Of A. Il. Marchant,
on August 3lst, 1877, a bouncing ba y
boy. Mother and child doing well. As
for Bob, we'll, he Is around Us usua' and
as happy as a king.
A. Rouudy and family, DR.. Ira Lyons
and family and W. +. Gardner and fam.
ily returned to Salt Lake City last week
after spending several weeks in that de-
lightiul resort, Holiday Park.
What employment can We furnish
our young men? This question should
receive our serious consideration and IL
il high time some move was made that
would furnish employment At home.
some OF the laaies are rs good and Ne
interesting speakers a. any other
man." and in many points more 50.
For downright sensible talk the ladies
have ie equals bless their dear hearts.
The harvesting oi grain is being rush
ed tor all tits worth; the cutting OF the
second crop OF lueeme is now on aud
the farmers are very busy IL seeurin z
their crops willis the weather
is favorable.
Nlrs. II, % Wright was worse again
on Tuesday aud Dr.. llo-mer Of Coalyille
was called to attend her. II expected
that the lady will be taken TO Coalyillc
a. soon ~ che 10 able to make Tia,
Journey, that sine may be where IA,
Doctor may see her ever, day.
President ". W. CluG OF Coalyille
I Bishop Atwood Of Hamas, j.. VI. Hixsor
OF Wanship, Willet Harder Of Kamai
aud many other gentlemen we're here tC
attend the conicreucci as for the ladies
we'll, they were too numerous to men
ton.
Mr-. Elizabeth Stevenson Of Salt Lak'
WIS here during the conference in th'
interests OF the Relief socities and Mrs
Minnie Snow and Mrs, Lille Freez'
Of Salt Lake CITY were here In tbs la
terest OF the Young Ladies' Mutual i'm
provement Associations. Each Of tn,
ladies' are interesting and pleasing speak
ers.
Bcrowcuss seems TO be very fond o
reading the papers which other peopl
subscribe for. Il is wonder that h
is not little more independent, sub
scribe Tor u paper, pay In advance anc
have reading matter Of his own. III
jus, touch him for subscription 70
TnE TIMES; its the paper he il alway
after and II don't get HIM I'll know
the reason why.
Itis understood that the Stake Pri
mary conference will be held at Henele
on September l7th. As this conference
will be held IN the interest Of the you'll
Of the Summit Stake, arrangement
should be made in time $
tnat all the children who possibl
can, may attend. twill be nice ouI
ing for them and aiime Of much in
terest tothem. wonld ruggest thu
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this conference bc made rousing one.
am confident that the citizens Of ileno-
fer will do all they can to make It pleas.
ant and entertaining for one and all.
Give the little ones chance.
Should my letter be found a little
cranky this week you can lay it all TO
the excitement under viii Ii am labor.
ing to-day by seeing 20 many young and
charming young ladies from all Over the
county who have come here to attend
the conference; many Of vi ON have
called upon Your correspondent in his
little den aud 10 nick a boQuei In his
flower garden.
start was made last week towards
erecting our new Ward House aud II Is
hoped that the work will 90 right along
until the building Is finished. our
town Is without meeting house and
we have been using the schoolhouse
since the building was torn down. Ger
tainly IL IL drawback to build dutng
these times Of depression; yet II can
be done and that without working amy
very great hardship ON the people II
they will put their shoulder TO the
wheel with will. Come on. now, one
and all, and do your part and the work
will 20 right along.
\ young man by the name Of Larab'
was arrested last nishpop tho. chars,
Of disturbing dance at Peoa the younl
fellow pleaded guilty and was fined i've
dollars. II appears that the young mar
and two or three OF the Peoa boys wer,
somewhat noisy In the dance and dis.
turbed the dancers; but why stranger
within our gates should be singled cut
aud those equally guilty, Of our owl
boys. past my understanding. They
should all have been treated alike with
out favor lti- right aud proper &,
make move towards putting down III,
rowdy element aud now that the bal
has been started hope % viii keel
right along until the bad element u
under control
The hoodlum element was in eydenc,
on sunday night. Two bows, who's,
names are known, pelted in one side o
j. A. Marchants granary with rock
and did some other mischief. Tn
grain and other things were left opel
inviting anyone TO help themselves ha'
they been so disposed, II Is abou
time that the fathers and mothers q
those young fellows begin to have thei
eye upon them. IL isno use TO say
~ know It was not my bows" for the
are just the ones, some OF whom woul
be least suspected. understand that
Is the intention TO have the Young Eel
lows up before the magistrate aud teac
them lesson they will not forget in
hurry. When the officers get through
with them their parents should taxi
a hand and make the treatment one thl
will bring about u radical cure, let theI
be whom they may.
The Stake Relief Society conierenc
was held in Peoa on Tuesday and tn
conference Of the Young Ladies' MI
tuAl Improvement Associations is beiu
held to-day. A large number OF ladi,
and gentleman from all over the count
are in attendance. The meetings wer
well attended the remarks which WEI
+ made were interesting, timely and ,
nature to 60 much good to young an
old Favorable reports we're given O
the Societies and Associations through
, out the State aud the ladies are col
graduated for their noble efforts whic
have been made towards the good
humanity.
t b. r. f. VIER.
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AND
w active gentlemen or ladies 10 travel
for responsible, established house ~
Utah. Monthly s66O ANA expenses
Po-ition steady. Reference. Enclose
sell.addessrd stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Dept Chicago.
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The uBieyelisrs Best Friend" isa
t,r,,l,ar name Tor DeWitrs Witch Hazel
s"i"e always ready for emergencies.
WhiIs specific for piles, II also instant
"a, r'lieves and cures cuts, bruises, salt
r,enm' erzema and all affections Of the
sbin IL never fails. John Boyden &
Son
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MY boy came home from school one
day with his head badly lacerated ani
bleeding, and suffering great pain"
says M. f.. J. schall, with Meyer Bros.
Drug Co, 81. Louis, Mo 81 dressed
the wound, aud applied Chamberlain's
Pain Balm freely. All pain ceased, and
In u remarkably short time It healed
without leaving scar. For wounds
sprains, swellings and Rheumatism /
know OF no medicine Or prescription
equal To IL. | consider ia household
necessity" The 20 and 90 cent bottles
for sale by John Boydeu q Sons.
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70 heal the broken and diseased It's
sues, 10 soothc the irrilaled surfaces. 10
instantly relieve and to permanently
cure IL the mission OF DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salye. John Boyden 4 Son,
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED BY OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

The Events ~ the Week Prom nearly
Every Town In summit County what
THE Timss's" Representatives Have
Found - write Ahuut