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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-17
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MARCH r. 1899.

MARCH H. 1899.
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAlLO, B4 I'D
STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. RICHMOND AID NORFOLK
VESTIBULE LIMITED Arrive at
Norfolk HIS A. NJ siop7 "NlE @'
Petersburg. Waver.y and suHolN,
Secoud-class tickets not sccepleu ~"
this train. ,...,,,,.,,,e.
s.O5 4. NJ. THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
for Lynchburg, toancke Ool4ilo.. ~
and Chicago. pullman sleeper ~ ..-i
Oke % columbus. also Tor hiislV''
Knoxville and Chattanooga. uii-
man sleeper Roanoke to NnoNFlle-
80 T. VI for Suffolk, NoriolN. HNl d.
termedlate stations, arrives 40 Nor
folk az 1890 >. VI. ,.-,..
300 +. II. For Lynchourg and kot,ioNv'
Connects at Lynchburg Wild .E5
ington and Chattanooga i,.nt,t,.I
Pullman Sleepers LynchhurS ~ Sl. .,.--
phis and New Orleans. Illiil.I ,
sleeper between hlchmonu a G,r
Lynchburg and perI,s aulp ..1
occupancy at 900 /. NJ. Alap, ult
man Sleeper petersburg ana i''-
nOke. $1,000, -, ? ,,.,,,-
hug and the West daily - SD a ~
and $50 p. NJ, from Nor.i,o3lk, 4n9 r r.o
East AZ l1.05 4. u ana NEallb LID
LIMITED. 6.lj =. VI.
Office: SIS Main street ..,,....,.,.
District Passenger Agent.
W. II. EEAlII.
General PASSENGER Agent.
General Office Roanoke Va.
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BURKENILLE. VA, March l6.-Spe-
cial Nj W. u. Berry, while attempting
10 adjust some machinery IN Mr. j. L.
Bradshaw MILL at this place to-day.
had his right hand caught between two
COO wheels amt badly mashed. fortu-
aately the monkey which he was
using was caught between the wheels
with his hand and stopped the mill other
wise his arm would have been torn on
While the wound Is very painful, II Is
not thought that Mr.. Berry VIII lose his
hind
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zQ k@e Chesapeake and
hJ;Tl-.'sa" UNIV
DETECTIVE JANUARY 10. 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE kICliApNb I'D.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 10 1899.
TRAINS LEAh H. hlDliMoND'
BKOAD-sIRELI 81 llDN. s,..
800 a. "a. Daily. w4lh failor gar IoI
principal stations. Nthlpi
News. Old Point, NORFOLK ana
Portsmouth, OonAel-a a. Aui-
folk with Sew York steamers
except TUESDAY.
3:4J T. NJ. Daily. with pullman Tor local
stations Newport News. Oln
Point. Norfolk and oi
mouth. Connects a- OlN rom.
with Washne on .Antla
uauy and with r. '4inoia
steamers except SUNDAY.
1920 A ~ BAY ENpr. So. except ruh"A.
for clifton Forge come .I'
lf G0rdousvIIe Tor T.. "Ns..
Caivert0n n .las-a-. A.rAaN
dria and Waah.lston. al m Nn
Sta ion. Clatlnlt.atl.t i'.
Lynchbure De-, Basic D+f '''
gers own.
2f5 r.. ". DaIIt. with Pullman tY tu-
c.unau Louisville anu ai
Louis. c0rueDrrg at Cof-oA
Vile for OIa.le anna
Orange with Soatheil ill
way. uortn-bouua. 40 GOWNS
ton. va. for Hot 0N'l-f
Stops only no important s.a-
tons Meals served Qn ID
in cars So. g local Filn.
except sunday. follows a1o.
train froE. Gori'nsfil|o ''
$40 p. NJ. Hc.ommodauon. except sn-
day for boswell ,
1880 r. NJ Daily for Cincinnati. VII
+ II. v Pullman to Hinton W T.
and G0rd0rsNi,In fu '--.l
natl and Louisville. Meals
served ON dinin- car. con-
meets at Sfauu ou ieN.e.
Sunday for Wnchesfer N
and qt COyiugtOn. VA. dfNF
Tor Virginia Hot SprlnEs
TRAINS LEAVE EiGHTH-sIREhI
1910 A N pafv. f9r Lvnchburg Lcxing-
ton. Va. and Clifton for-.
Connects. except sunday. with
Buckingham ami AI4rillf
BREACHES. and at Cliff0n Foree
with No for Cincinnati.
800 p. ". Fytent SUNDAY fo~ roluro'a ia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlCHMOND'
BROAD-STREEI STATION.
500 A. ~ except sunday. rNm l'o7Nf"
$50 ~. NJ Daily. from Cinc.nndu Oil,
1870 :. A. Daily. from Norfolk QUA 900
$3.50 p. N paiIE from Cincinnati and
$50 p. NJ b3ny nom Norfolk and old
745 p NJ ESceot sunday. from clifton
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH-sTREEr
s.4oA.M NJ. Except sunday from coium-
e.oo p n PT1Siilv from clifton Forge
'-N lexington Va and lNuch
hurr and except SUNDAY
from New Castle and Rosne}
IOHN u POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT,
IHE FANOKlTE ROUTE NOK1H,


YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT,
THE FANORlTE ROUTE NORTH,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4.5O T.. NJ. 30. l6 Baltimore Limited,
daily except Sundays Tor West
Point and intermediate stations,
making close connection an West
Point on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays with steamer FOR Baltimore,
also, with stage at Lester Manor Tor
Nalkerton and Tappahannock on
Tuesday. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Z'5s 7. NJ, No. 10, local express Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays, Tor
West Point and intermediate STA
tons Connects with stage az Lester
Manor for Walkerton ard Tappahan-
mock. also. at West Point with
steamer tor Baltimore. stops at all
stations
500 A. II. No. As. local mixed. Leaves
daily except Sunday from Virginia
Street Station for West Point ana
intermediate stations, connecting
with stage az Lester Manor for
Walkerton and Tappanannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
s.ll y. NJ. Daily.
1910 A. NJ. Wednesdays and Fridays oniy.
$40 T. ", Daily except sunday from
West Point ana intermediate sra
tiOns.
Steamers leave West Point At 600 p. NJ
Monday Wednesdays and Fridays aad
Baltimore at 500 r. NJ. Tuesdays lfurs-
DAYS and Saturdays ,........
Ticke, Office al station foot u Virginia
street. open from 800 4. VI. - bw
F. NJ. and from $50 +. NJ. 90 - A. NJ.
city ticket cfiice, go east Mail sIi,rl
j. VI. CULP W. 4. TJ RS.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. A1e4l.
T. :. CANNON. Third Niee-Pfesident
and Cent Manager. Washington. ID. q.
c. w NESTBTRN. TRAY Pass. Ascent
go east Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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>0-~-~.--~-~-~--~.~~o-~-0 ~
BY A. j. Chewing & Co.. ana - H.
Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

uRJ sTEEs AUCTION SALE OF
SMALL DWELLING on SEVEN
TENTH STREET. BETWE,E3N EYER
EFT AND STOCKTON, IN MANCHE S-
,rL,R nv virtue OF "A certain deed OF
trust from Amos T. Meco or 1Saord aq 20
wife dated February l. 100, OF record IN
Court in d. b.. vol IS, page isS, de-
fault having been made IN the payment,
of the debt thereby secured and being
required By the beneficiary so 10 do. We
will sell by Auction upon the premises on
FRIDAY. THE nth DAY or MARCH.
1899 AT O'CLOCK p. VI.
that lot OF land with the improvements
thereon, fronting . feet on the western
line OF Seventeenth street aud running
back Ill., feet 10 an alley 1872 feet wide.
TERMS-Cash sufficient 10 defray tho
expenses OF sale and 90 pay $500 bal
ance al twelve months. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property.
\. j. CHEW\I%G,
H. SITTERDING.
mhl2 Trustees.
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scrgeantcy IN tho election Of officers
Monday night.
At the regular drill night az the armoTy
this evening, Captain ogden VIII an.
nouuce his appointment 10 the once OK
fourth corporal. now vacant
r. A. Harrison. Of Swansboro. Is criu-
cauv $40 40 his sons residence.
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NOTICE.

March l6 1899.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
All persons or nrms who have any law
ful claim against Mr.. JAMES A. NOR
RlS, at No. 5l5 east Broad street, Of this
city. will please present them at said
store at once tn order that they may be
speedily paid.
mills JAMES A. MORRIS.
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BY II. a. McCurdy,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE FRAME
DIV El4IIN1, 40. yll h4thOhl
STREET, BLIAl Elm WEBS FIX AL
CAbELL SIItLEIo.-By virtue OF deco
OF trust. daled october ~. 1884, and re
corded in ID. h. 1J1 g., page ~, hlcnmohd
ChanCery Court defiant having been
made ia the oeDt secured, ana being re-
quired so 10 90 by the beneficiary, the
undersigned, trustee, VIII sen, 9s plp4e
auction on The premises, Oh
TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1900,
at . O'Clock i. ~. the REAL ESTATE
referred 20 IN the sad decu, ~ bcng the
LOI, with all the Improvements thei con-
and bounced as fOuONs. beginning al a
point ON the east INC OF l1lchOfy atitt..
at intersection OF line between Lots =
and ID" in The plot annexed 20 deed from
Burrel TO Parker. thence running nofth
D feet on D. kOrv street, and running
bacl, from said points between parallel
lines s. feet to the line OF benjamin Nor
rel. as mentioned IN said plot
TERMS: For cash as 10 the expense on
the sale. taxes 10 date OF sale, ana the
sum OF Si52.J6. with interest 10 date Delhe
the amount of the notes past que. ana
as 10 the residue. IL any, upon such terms
as the crantOr I'm said deed may direct
ar as tbc trustee shall think nj, and as
will he announced al the time OF sale.
mh1j SlLEo " Ii@Ii0'
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Al nisnnrck's Ton b.

FRIEDRICHSRUHE. March f6-Km-
peror william arrived here at ll;25 this
morning in order 10 attend the interment
90 the remains OF Prince and Princess
Bismarck In the new mausoleum.
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RAILROADS
-@ Ss sai'~ss :
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH l.,
lkfpD

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH, l.
1870
TRAIN LEAVE hiCliMoND' "a.
lI:Cy l.. a.. No. H. soutnetn ENp' esa,
dgflv for Atianta, Augusta ana
points south. sleeper 100 J"tNt"e'
u,recnsDOiY. SALISBURY u"u
lotte open an hl1niy"n ~" -
Stops Tor passengers az Io,"t 90
vile. oh.
Lotto Win Ncw tofk anu .Dt iu@
Express SO. 3d. carrying lnloes1
stes,Dets between New ORR anu
AIKEN ana New YORK ana 1anpa,
with connections tof Il" r. ~ i1"
points, Also, conne'ls az D I'm 10y
and Charlotte VITA N ashlhstuh ana
Southwestern Limited so. 80 carry
Ing through siccpcis between sew
York ana NashVnlc NeW iVlh @iu
Memphis. ana New foik anu N,W
orleans. WIN connections tor an
points ln Texas, Mexico ana N"ii-
lOrnia. .
1901 J.. NJ, No. e. solid uain dai'y 70, for
Charlotte. y. g.. connects az MOS
ley with Farmvilie ana POW hal'"
railroad. AZ keysville for Clarhs-
Vile. oxford, Henderson ana bul-
ham, and III Greensbor lol buL
ham, Raleigh and winston 3 ,s.,sli'
at DanyilIe with No. 80. Dnl'eu
States fast mail, sond tram, dat,y
Tor New Orleans and points South'
which carries sleepcrs New YORK 20
New Orleans and New Aork 10 Jach-
sOnyile and Miami for Nassau ana
Havana. Through sleeper salisbury
To- Memphis. also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every Wednesday and Satur.
day Washington TO san Francisco
without change.
$50 i. NJ. No. b.. local, daily except
Sunday. for Keysviile and .nterme-
date points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
500 \ NJ
6,-5 p NJ From Atlanta, Augusta and
Ashevile.
$40 \. NJ. from Keysville and local
stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and 81, between Manchester
and NeaDOus
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~ RUsTEE SALE OF LOT WITH THA
! IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AZ
THE SOUTHWEST G0kNEk e, OF 1, -. , 1 ! q.
FR0NTTNG 25 FEET OF THE WEST
LINE or ST PAUL STREET AND
RI1NNING BACK BETWEEN PARAL-
LEI LINES 100 FEET.-By virtue Of a
deed of trust dated November 3. 1888. and
~ record I'm Richmond Chancery Court
default having been made In the payment
of note therein secured and being re-
ouired so 10 DO l will sell By auction on
the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH IS 1899,
at o'clock p. NJ. the above described
pm street ana running back along the
south line of COutts street 10 icet. Inc
improvements consist OF small mousse
that will rent we'll.
TERMS-Cash as TO expenses OF sale
and TO pay a note Of $3.50 with interest
thereon from November ., 1884, balance
in twelve months. ..o,,- o..
- mhl2
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WANT
NOW YOU SEE 1T
AND NOW YOU DON'T
is not our style of doing business

400 Young American Fun Cream Use
Where IN town can you get SUI"
A4rge Bottles OF Mustard and zoe
Horse kadish -, live. ncr TO-,
s-pound,,cans Ham Luncheon, I5c
l-pound-Cans Devilled Ham, each &c
10 dozen Bottles OF caisap. per sc
5 90 dozen Potted Ham and Tongue q
Fine fsSn Mocha and and Java coGee. per I6C
800 dozen California White Cher IO-
ries. pounds each,................. w.
80 pounds Of Fresh Cracker Dust per &C
100 pounds Fine Fresh oyster &c
sss pounds pounds Of Fine Fresh Crspy Gin. 90
Finest California Bright Peaches cc
20 dozen Bottles Worcester Imported &C
Table sauce ...... ...... ....s....... u
L prss. ifisa Potatoes per f5C
Creamery Butter Is something I love to-
talk about, write about. brag about aud
have something worth talking about
10 Is the finest goods sold In the market.
/ make no exception and | defy any ana
all corners 10 produce anything like IL,
S ecu you . "iial you neea' p" ISC
io 5er pounds ss@Sd Fun Cream Cheese, 25C
/ Fine Old Clemmer Whisky something 20
b qainn S SeT STIMULATE man with 4OC
/ y y y Old French Brandy, genu- -Ec
Inc stun, quart..................... /O~
/ 800 Tons OF Fine Timothy Hay. per =0C
| hundred ........ ........ .....,....,. -
ID. q SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets
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Co-PAR ,NERsHiP.

THE O-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between JOHN ROCCHlC-
CIOLI and ID. CASCf, under the firm-
name OF j. ROCCHICClOLI & CO, has
this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. the said John koccnlcciol having
sold his interest In the said business 10
said ID. Casci who succeeds 10 all the
assets and assumes all the liabilities Of
tho said firm. -....,,~,~,.,.,
March IL. 1902
Referring 70 the above. / would re-
spectfully inform my friends and the pub
Tic generally that ] shall continue the
SALOON AND RESTAURANT BCSI-
NESS AT the old stand No. 500 EAST
MAIN STREET. under the style OF d..
cASCI. ID. easel
March II. 1899. mhlI
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EXCURSIONS.

THE LADIES OF HOLY TRINITY
church will give an EXCURSION TO
WILLIAMSBURG on MARCH 18th.
Tickets. 800 round trip. Tickets TO be
had OF the ladies' OF the Guild or at the
train Train leaves Broad-Street depot
at q A. VI. mh5
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Two Cen raIIy-located
Brick Stores and dwellings
Combined.
Nos. 1922 AND 1921 EAST BYRD
STREET, CORNER ELEVENTH
strict.

BY request OF the owner, who has re-
moved has residence from THIS c'ty ana Is
determined 10 sell, 4 snan ohcf tHc aDOtc-
mentioned valuable property upon me
premises, on
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The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
open daily from 10 A. NJ. 10 8 L. NJ.
Admission, - cents. Free on Satur-
days. uelo-iS
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wednesday, march p, 1899,

at Il. vi. Inc lot commences a.
tne NOh4IiM LST CCnNrn Or
ELENLNIH AMI BYRD > ihI-E ~ ana
mons on the northern inc OF BYRD street.
50 Ieet inches, more Or less, extending
back between parallel INES, on Inc
with Eleventh street, As leet more or
less, win Two UbSIANIlAl.LH,
" kLL-BUILT BRICK STORES thereon,
containing good living apartments above.
This locally rs valuable Tor Investors,
OWING TO as accessibility 10 the business
centre of the city, railroad convenlcnces,
or for manufacturing purposes.
The Chesapeake and ONO ldlroad
tracks run just back OF IL, and 1t IS nearly
opposite the proposed handsome improve
ments 20 be erected upon the HaNall-
Crenshaw mill property. This is most
favorable opportunity for investors, and
the property must be sold for reasons
above stated.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
IMMEDIATELY after the above sales
I will offer the adjoining property. TWO
BRICK STORES Nos. 1Ol6 and JOS
EAST BYRD STREET.
CHARLES A. ROSE
rnh14 Auctioneer
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BY Q. L. & II. /. Denoon.
Real Estates Agents and Auctioneers'
S2l East Main Street.
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ID PHILADELPHIA. RICH AM

ID PHILADELPHIA, r. &c H. AhA
MOND AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
pay, FRIDAY and SUNDAY at day.
light.
Freight received daily till ; +. NJ.
Fare on passenger steamers Including
meals and berth, 1900
For further Information apply to
j. w. McCARRICK
Gen. Southern Agent: Office. Rocketts
I---.-.---.- w. p. CLYDE & CO.
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EE Gs.
TRUSTEES OF VIRGINIA FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
SPECIAL MEETING.

Mrs. J. +. d. Stuart having rendered
her RESIGNATION as principal of the Nir-
2 MIA Female Institute. and given notice
of the termination of her lease OF ,, tne
of The Trustees OF said institute is hereby
called. to be held at the institute, IN the
citv OF stanton. on TUESDAY, the 4th
doy of APRIL 1893 for the purpose OF
mSl,iDg arrangements for the conduct OF
The Institute after the present session,
cessor TO Mrs. Stuart, and also for the
trsnsacfion of such other business relat-
inc, 10 the institute and it's affairs as may
he deemed proper. Hour for meeting
NJ +. NJ. WHfTTLE,
THOMAS ID. RANSOM,
THOS. G. ELDER,
a. VI. BELL,
,h,o Trustees.
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nlh10

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
" Of the RIVANNA GOLD-MINING
COMPANY will be held al the offices
~ the company. 1O5 west Grace street,
richmond. Va. on TUESDAY, March
- 1S09. al S o'clock Z. Nj.
Nv order of the Board OF Directors.
w. J. VINEGAR,
eo- Secretary.
rT4r ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the NORIdsllJ,E
LAND COMPANY will be held ~ Inc me
Stale Bank of Virginia on WEDNES-
E%%V Anil . 1890, at o'clock =. NJ
~ A r. MOSBN.
Secretary and Treasurer
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AUCTION SALE>---Iuture Day.
~~-r-rr-rr ~r-~~~-"-r ~~-re-~-.' ~ ~
BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. IL north Tenth street
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The Valentine Museum.

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. 10 p NJ.
Admission. 70 cents. Free on saturdays
de13
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-30


NOTICE Z. hereby given that In pn~uanco
~ an nrdof ~ ogden nilss, Judge N the i'r'i.
hate Division 81 the Third tudlriai District
tuuri ~ the stated Utah lu nni Tor rnlt
Lake County, male un the 9Th day ~ May,
A. ~ t-fi, IN thU natter ~ tho estate and
guardlan.hip ~ Alvin ~ Inylm sophia
luylnr and oourro Taylor minor, The an.
d.fsiFusd guardian II tho estate ~ said
minors, viii soil at nuilic sale, W tho highssi
bidder Tor cash, lawful money N the lulted
State ~ Auuflra, and subject ~ cunnftnn-
tlnn ~ said tuufi. on Thur.d1y tho sih day
u jane, i-0, ne twelve O'Clock nom N aaii
day, nc the west frunt dpir NJ tho rlty and
County llulidluu, salt LAKE CITY, NAlt lake
County. state ~ Utah. nll the fishi, title and
Interest ~ tho said Alvin VI. fnylnr sophia
Taylor and Dcirs, Taylor. IN and ~ all the
following dsrrrliHd prmisss and pfuurrty,
situated In sait Lake County, state ~ Utah,
Al undivided thfoo-i Wcntleths n the mi.
lowing described land. tnwlti Commencing
tNuly' and unu-half ueiil uHls sect ~ tho
northeast rufuVr ~ lot ia 90 biloxi ~, plat ~
salt IakUtltY survey, thrurc west unS siiuu
and ung-fuurth 1iiu f,st th.ncu aiuth ten fin
ft-isi thsnro snst hffy-nnr and nnr fourth
% ~ fs-'t thence north ten 40 fuls to plac.
Tcrns aud conditions ~ ale. cash. lawful
money 81 the United rthis- ~ America, ten
p.f csnt ~ the pur'has" mnnry ~ h. paid nn
al. ~ said court, Died at cApcn,e ~ uuf-
chaser, -
Guardian ~ the estate N Alvin N
Taylor. sophia Taylor and Gvurgv
Taylor mlnufs
Dated MAY q. len
J. a. MOVIE, Attorney.
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A FUNERAL POEM
On the 0bscquies Of President Brig.
ham Young. Aug. ~. 1877.

The birthday OF President brigham
Young viii be celebrated at saitair on
June 1, with appropriate ceremonies.
Some Of those who are engaged In pre-
pairing for the event. have expressed
wish that the poem written by the
late Eliza H. Snow on the occasion Of
his funeral should be republished. and
at their request we here reproduce II
as followss
That mgrnins dawncd a. brlrh, and bcau.
A. morning ev,f dawnci Tho sun r,s.e clear.
The day va. glorious. but Iiun Weptt
Ihe sound ~ grief was heard In III her rnurtsl
An"elc Adequate Mankind. 10 Iiond
rrum morn tiii morn the b,,iy lay In state
And thousands came. tribute ~ respect
~ pay, and take \ iast-n piftlng tisW
VI the lllustrluus dead.
Mcfc m tho sabbath day, IL sar,ie, bour.
hc spacious Tabernacle donssiy nllud,
Nh ihrung.d D, ANXIOUS multltudes without !
MNhin pno yarant Chair remained
Lnruocd In folds of solemn dsapcry,
The Tenth Ward Hand" commenced the
nheCholr aud oman swcetiy sang aud played ,
nut Its. tiig most ppprvciati,o ear,
NO lnngut listened.
,,-,. Dvcked with pnfo white nowcrs.
''a''a III, Win 'ear-dfois from the cyo- n
Who's .kiliful hands, prompted ~, loving
In wr.ai9s entvinci them there the comn
tncaslng the cold form u him. who'd icon
Attraction cuntrvi and the cheering voice
Mhlch nad, Tor YEAR, With winning eiolusncc,
.nt fsiHtf - dfaWs fsnmfuand and flNct tho
ai"ntlnn y an audience. Wts still
NM nnufulng AT On every cruufrnaurc
asihpngh the liEhtsof earth had All fund out,
Nhd lui calm AN all pcrsadiug calm.
Hut men u God were there mon who had
With him. he heat mud burden ~ the DAY.
nr-tlvs. Prophets. liuxuiAtuf., assr.
"ta',. mo-. men, whose hearts had mover
Who Know No FEAR when times were pcriious.
hut nnN, Nhcn speaking ~ thcir leader .
.Ihcir low for him iheir los, and zion's iossi
~ nm 10 guivVf'd mud the tipN ~ Fri.t
beneath ilclf ojo.lids ra,hcrd. -ifona mon
wcpti
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OUR NEICHBORS.
MONTPELIER, IDAHO.
Canada Missionaries Advent Of spring -
Closing Of schools,


Special Correspondence.
Montpelier. Ida. May flare you
going 10 canadal'' seems 10 be the com.
mon greeting since Elders Ilimbali hnd
Jacobs met with the people Of this
city last Tuesday evening. Among those
called TO so are Alfred Danka. VIM
Tuscher. Henry HITLER. Ernest Schaf-
fer. Albert kunE. Marion Perkins. John
knutti. Most % these parties are
preparing TO make their exodus IN the
near futur. Paris ana other settle
ments IN this valley will Yield up their
quota u pluncefr
The long. looked-for spring II here.
tho trees are putting forth their leaves.
and the farmers are made Glad with the
refreshing showers, Everything bids
fair for a prosperous season.
IN. schools ~ this city closed on
Friday last. after a torn u about nine
months duration. quite growing In
terost II being manifest IN tho educn-
tiunal future of tho little ones. The
last day 81 school was celebrated hy a
rienie party among tho hills for the
children.
Mr. W. y. s,oker, who has been act.
ms ~ principal teacher In the district
TOT The past year, VIII enter tho employ
81 Air Ed. iiurEoyno next Monday ~
bookkeepor ON account VI his rapidly
growing business Mr. iiufFuynn has
commenced the building OF now rtorc.
The new structure viii be fre.proof- -
built 81 rock. quite large and commoii-
Gus. an ornament md q credit 20 our
city, The basement IL already nearing
H. completion, and tho owner expects 10
DO In his new building for his fail trade.
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