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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
Council MeeIIng.

The City Council met in adjourned
session Monday evening, and transacted
business as iolIows
The bills Of the Weber Coal company
for s2.S5 for coal, and George Lindsay,
Jr., 1870. for feeding Yags,, we're al
lowed.
a petition was presented by Aims
WVps...-
, willia@k ,>~asls Of U.s.. o. tue Oaens
haveS rebate made in the hesSss 49, ~
by thathrm. On motion the .ua o
So was ebated from the license.
tbs matter Of advertising for bids t'
feed vags for the period Of one year wal
referred to the committee on city prop
cry.
The special committee, to whom VA
referred the matter Of obtaining esti'
maies for new oi.y hall, reported tina
one could be erected at a cost oi iron
$500 TO 1900. The committee wa
authorized to get out plans and specifies
tons with estimates Of cost, etc, &C
eorling to the report presented to tn
council.
Council adjourned to meet Monday
May 7Ih.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

but q short time. AlminA had been
sick in Ted Tor eight long Neeks; at one
time she appeared to be getting better
but was again taken worse and steadily
failed until the end came TO relieve her
from the pain aud suffering, The ply
stefan pronounced the cause Of death to
he meningitis The sympathy Of the
entire community is extended to the
bereayed family.
Died, in Peoa, on April IS, 1900, Al
nina, the beloved daughter of Ab-
iaham X. and Annie NJ. Marchant,
aged 4 years, 10 months and % days.
GilbertJ. Marchant leaves here on
the Goth for the Big Horn country,
Wyoming. where he intends TO take up
fam and make bic future home.
It's expected that some two or three
will leave here sometime in May for the
Big Horn country. one will take his
family but the oihers will locate before
moving their families.
Arbor day was not generally observed
here although few we're seen planting
out trees. Two parties went into the
canyon and brought home some pine
and eeder trees and SET them out with
the hope that they will live and be a
Joy forever.
So much vet weather as We have had
Of late has hindered farm work to some
extent. Very little gardening has been
done 30 far this season. The prospects
now are that We will have bright warm
weather for ONE time to come.
Some Of the ranchers who are inter-
esied in Weber canyon erected n sub
stantial bridge across the Weber river
at what is known as Shingle mill bench
this week. Among those who did this
worthy labor are T. J. and d. b. LARA
bee, A. II. and +. r. Marchani.
The three year old girl Of John Mil
liner was severely hurt on Tuesda!
evening. The child was crossing the
road when Wallace Walker came alonI
riding horse at furious pace, raj
over the little child and knocked he
down; her head vas eut snd 4. MA
thought that one shoulder was broke
and that the child was hurt internally
DIR. Maxwell was called and did what b
could TO relieve the suffering OF n
little one. The email boys have bee
in the habit, for some time past,
reckless riding through the streets, all
threatening to ride over the childr'
and frightening them in this way. II
only excuse that can truthiully
made for the recent accident is in ALLOW
ing thoughtless and reckless boys Il
. use Of a horse; thew should be force
y to walk until such times as they cou
have more care for their iellows. Rec
y less and fast riding must stop or the
II will be trouble in the family. So 'her
B.R. E.NiER,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

He will leave here to an a mission In
Great Britain in July.
}. NJ. Ilortin has gone to work for
James Rhead in the south FORK Of Chalk
Greek.
Mics Annie Arnold Of Salt Lake City
visiting relatives and friends in Rock
port.
Bp. Henry Seamons has returned to
Roekport where he expects to remain
for some time
The Stake Relief Society conference
will be held at Rockport May lst, and
the Young Ladies' May End.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
AuorrihIc Outbreak.

"of large sores on my little daughters
head developed into case OF sealdheHd"
writes g. ID. Isbill OF Morganton, Tenn
but Bucklens Arnica salve completely
cured her. lisa guaranteed cure Tor
eczema, letter. salt rhsun, pimples,
sores. ulcers and piles. Only 26c' at
John Boyden 4 Sons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
tina, Throbblns Headache

Would quickly leave you, II you used
DR., Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matches
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25c. Money back II
not cured. Said by John Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
WHAT'S snIlon7

A gard old remedy for Coughs,
Colds, and Consumption used through
the world for hall a century; has cured
innumerable cases Of ineipient con.
sumption and relieved many in ad.
vanced stages. II you are not satisfied
with the results We will refund your
money. Price 20 CITE, 30 cts. and 81 W
John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
Iemarh.ol. Cure for Rheumatism.

KESsA, Jackson Co., W. Va.
About three years ago my wife had an
attack Of rheumatism wi ich confined
her TO her bed for over month and rem
dered her unable to walk step without
assistance, her limbs being swollen to
twice the normal size. Mr.. NJ. Maddox
insisted on my using Chamberlain
Pain Balm. l purchased a fity'eent
bottle and used II according to directions
and the next morning she walked to her
breakfast without assistance in any
manner, and she has not had similar
attack s:nce.-A. ID. Parsons. For sale
by John Boyden 4 Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

An ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound Of cure, and bottle OF BAL
LARD's HoREHoUND SYRUP used
In time is worth stat Of physicians
with a drug store or two included.
Price 20 and 90 cents At John BVyden
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
SICK HEADACHES.

The curse Of oyerworked womanhood,
are quickly and surely cured by KarPs
clover Root Tea, the great blood puri-
der and tissue builder. Money refund
I'd If not satisfactory. Price 20 aud 80
cent, Johu Boy den d Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
YOU TRY 1T.

II Shilohs Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small price
Of % cents, 80 cents, and 81 90. does not
cure take the bottle back and we will re-,
fund your money. Sold for over fitys
years on this guarantee. Price 26
cents and 80 cents. John Boyden q
Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
STATE NEWS.

Morgan and Nasaich counties will
pay . cents bounty for squirrels.
The State officials duly observed Ar
Dor day and planted trees on Capitol
liill, Salt Lake.
Mrs Helen Hundley, an old and re-
spected resident Of lleber, wasatch
county, died at that place Saturday.
April 7th, aged 10 years.
DR.. II, V. Cassaday, prominent
physician Of Mt. Pleasant, died at his
home in that city last Tuesday from "
severe attack Of pneumonia. Ho leaves
wife ami TIVE small children to NOUN
his loss.
Patrick Fitzpatrick died at the Park
City hospital Monday evening about s
o'clock. lie has been sufferer fer
years from rheumatism, but his death
IL said to have resulted from heart fall
ure,-Park Record.
The veSnal roller mills were totally
DESTROYED nv fire. Las, Monday Tn.
total loss is probably 10000 There
was : 600 bu,hels n, whe.t s,ored In IN.
mill bips Aooo nj which bslon,od IN
the eompany. the balanc. beipv indi-
yidnaI store.and ,,ls,sot,he a,m.r.
VIM Gran, and sor. o,h.. .xn.r,
,.,,to,C.r.d. .ho,, a.. so,h
Oi,ho month. They will drive 1000
head Of cattle for James Eldredge and
some Of his brothers. The Eldredgo
brothers have bought about 0.OOO acres
ofland In the oueen,s country and will
engage In nnchipg thero ON AN .x,sn-
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20
OAKLEY.


OAKLEY, Utah, April II, 1900.
Enron TINES;
Tue farmers are busy putting in oats
W. W. Hortin's little baby is very
Iva, present but IL gaining slowly
The teacher, Miss Ella Davidson is
now grading her school for the next
term.
Squirrel tails are legal tender up here
Tue little boys are Strengthening tSem
by the thousand.
W. II. Stephens will commence shear
ing or the 10Th and James White will
begin on the 23rd Of this month.
IL was reported here yesterday that
there were nine new ca,es Of small pox
nj louisville, and that some were very
dangerous This was told by a young
man tnat came through here yesterday
IL il economy to nee saltair Extracts
Nearly every person needs loni'
medicine at this time Of year to brace
up ana inyigorAte the nervous system
10 clense the bowels, liver and kidneys
HERBINE il the beet and safest rem
edy to do this, as it will cure cons'ipa
zion. regulate the liver and enrich th'
blood. Price, 90 cen,s. John Boyde'
x Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

District Court was opened yesterday
by Judge Norrell and the following hue.
iness transacted
LAW AND MOTION CALENDAR.
Janett Savage W Michal ,. Savage
Diyorce-Demuror TO complaint; pass.
ed.
Loylsa Phillipsvs. Ann CluG; suit for
personal iniunes, passed.
u Pr. X. Co. vs.. Rober, A. Jonesi
passed.
Ms. Aschheim her, Co., ct al, We.
Comstoek Mining Co, ct al. passed.
W. J. Pace W. Crystal Creamery Co.
demurrer TO plaintiffs fourth complaint
oyerruled. and defendant given twenty
days TO answer.
State W. lleber Riehins; m'sdemean-
or appeal from justice court 6ne paid
and on motion Of attorney the case was
dismissed.
W. G. Bailey W. Mrs. L. NJ. Bromley !
passed.
VI. A. johnson, ct al. W.. John Hop
kin, e: a.. continued for term,
Lille win,erton W. John T.. Winter
ton, divorce continued for term
Mary Lewis vs., Daniel Lowir. divorce
continued for term.
| W. /. Snyder, assignee, W. Fidelit!
Savings Associations argued aud sub
m'ttrd on brieis.
III. A.. prushl "a, chrlsA,aAr, "A, 4. An
\ ecuuonefs, ETC. decree entered ~
~.s'-- fer sE~uusion issued TO the Sheri
D Bill Of cost cent 70 W. Q. Iisn
An order for the sale Of the real estat
in the matter Of the estate Of Frederic
John, deceased, was ordered made.
A decree Of divorce was granted /
Mary J. Mccoombs.
II Joshua W. Neel was arraigned on III
N charge oicarnally knowing girl und'
"a the age Of consent, and pleaded NJ
4. guilty.
Court adjourned without day,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

LOUISVILLE IRRIGATION COM.
pany No. l. Special meeting Of stock
holders.-A special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the louisville lrrigf-
lion company No. will be held at
Hoytsvile. Summit County, Utah, on
Monday, the l4th day Of May, 1900, at
s O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of yot-
inc upon the following proposed amend
menis 10 the Articles Of Incorporation,
to.wit: let. To amend Article Six t6)
30 AZ to read us follows "rhat the
amount Of the capital stock Of said cor
poration shall be $40, 900, which shall DO
divided into 500 shares Of the face value
Of 800 each" 2nd. 70 amend subdiyis-
ion First Of AriicleL "a 80 as 10 read
as follows: 'First-a Board Of Five Di-
reetors." 3rd. To amend Article Ten
uO) soas to read a. follows; That the
term Of Office Of the officers Of said cor
po,a,ion, except as provided in Article
| IX AZ above, shall be two years and
I until thtlr futtern1IHhlNNN'f N'NN'N' ""N
shall have qualified, unless sooner resign
ed or removed as hereinafter provided.
4th. To amend Article Fifteen tl6) 80 a
10 read a. follows; Every order levy
ing an assessment must specify the
amonnt thereof, when, to whom, where
payable, and fix a day subsequent to the
iullterm Of the notice. on which tho an
maid assessments shall be delinquent
which shall not be lees than iiiteen mol
more than thirty days from the date o
notice Of assessment" And for thu
transaetion oisueh other business. al
NAV properly CONT before the meeting
HEHER GUM.
see'y Of Hoyisville Irrigation Co No. ]
Hoytsyille, Utah. April ~, 1900,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

ndor wa
cannot swim.
on may float on
ms crossed un-
Be your pipe or
v az II in your
IN so salt that
without great
- a small drop
ppeh pain, hut.
ers, bathing M
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-04-20

District Court was opened yesterday
by Judge Norrell and the following hue.
iness transacted
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
oatpertbtgcr Griat.

&iirali9 melbete bas 8abel, Der
papit babe elei9 na4 Der Gr0ffnuna
bes S~ubeljabres ben gum &apuSinerz
Srben sebOrigen) Cardinal Girolamp
Maria 8otti, PrGfett Der QblaBcpn=
q~rssation, Dffentlid gu ieinem Na9z
folger %ernannt. 0asegen ma9t bic in
Der Sir9engeidi4te gut bepanberte
fatbplii6e w4merifa" in ct. &puis
auf folsenbes aufmertiam: NiAt nur
limb bur6 bic 8uae Sum iecunoum"
9apit paul's oss @ierten ben Garbis
nGlen ale llnterbanolungen iiber Die
papiipabl Bel 2eb5eiten oes papites
rerboten, fonbern es 1T bur9 elm De-
fret pius bes Wisrten benz Papit iel=
Der benommen, ii9 einen Na9folser
pbsr gpabiutor NIT benz Hs4t Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-09
6robher,oethum.
Sic G~nninlartrage.

(GprrefponbenS aus benz 9robber5pgs
tbum.)
2uremburg, 10. Sea. 1899.
gei 8apitsl 6 (2~luspdrtige 9e5iebs
un9en), 4rtitel 13 (4oniulate) Des
Qussabens Budgets puroe in Der Sis
buns bonn Ii. DECEMBER in Der 2ursmz
burger &ammer bic &onIularfruse
tur3 beriibrt. Die 8. Settion mar
ndmli9 Der 4nii9t, paB bic Snterehen
unIerer 2anbsleute in Der alien 9eiz
matb, ippobl pie in @merita bebeus
teno genug iinb, nm Die Giniebung
unirer 3pnIulate in ben Der. Staaten
gu re9tfsrtigen. Die GENERALIZATION
slaubte jebo9, ii9 untex Sinpeis auf
bic eingebenbe bieier Srage i'm Pleuz
ma in ben porbergegansenen Sabren
ni9t anI4lieben gu fplen. Oie 3ams
mer mar benin AUDI berielben Meinuna
uno sins gum folgenoen 4rtitel iiber.
Die Srage Der 2urembur9er Gonius
ars@ertretung in 4meritd 1T dlip auf
oemielben Stanbpuntt pie bisber, b.
b. sperbenein petIenfeiz
nee B G ulute
/ n u m fd | d I I, unb
pie bic Safen liegen, tpirb es tpobl
audi nod man9e Sabre 10 bleiben.
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Saar, Noiel. GifeI uuo Sumsri6.

Srier, IA. Sss. Sn Der beutigen
Straftammer : Sibuns itanben elm
S9reiner aus Selfant, Elm poli5eioiez
ner, elm 4dersebilfe unb elm S9ubz
ma9erseie[e, pieie brei aus palaem.
untsr Der Mntlage, am 1S. Sept. b. S.
in einem GienbabnSuse Spif4en Nen=
nig uno palsem ben Slider Wilbelm
6ein aus gbuen (2urembure) noridb>
li1 f0rperli9 mibbanbelt gu baden.
Der Sa1perbalt lit tur3 folsenber:
5sin ities NIT spei linn betannten 2euz
ten in ben 3ug uno bDrte oann gleiA
bon ben 4nsetlagten bic Worte: nOas
lit benz SeiBpeIem BON gbnen fem
Spbn, Der trisgt es beute." @s fpdbrz
tie audi niht lanse, ba erbielt 9ein au4
I1pn bas ibm periprp9ene. Die bier
Mnseflagten i9lueen bon Hennis Bis
Yalssm auf ben 9etn elm unb perleb=
ten i'm an S9r uno 4uge. Die In~
getlagten bebaupteten, lie ieien i4on in
benz Wartelaal BON 9ein beleibist NOR.
ben, inoem pieisr sefdst babe: nSier
limb ia mebrere bungrige, labige Preus
Ben." Sa iebo9 teiner Der 3eusen ets
mas pernommen bat, 10 bedntragte bic
Stadtsanpalti1aft in gnbetradt bee
gemsinsefdbrli9teit in einem Perfus
nenSuae einerIsits unb Der bisberigeti
Strafloiisteit Der 4nsetlasten amber.
ieits unter Nnnabme milbernber I'm.
itGnpe gesen ben poli5eioiener 120
Mart unb sesen Die iibrisen 4nsez
tlastsn ie Is Mart. Sas l1rtbeil
~lautete segen ieben auf cine 9elbitrafe
BON so Mart uno 5rdsung Der Soften.
Srier, IL. Oea. gefteru albenS
sing Der S~trafproSeb gegen ben gins
BREEDER Muguit &ldnberg gu Gnoe.
@Gbrenb ben bier 8erbanblunsstagen
bdtte sr iib tpegen elmer sanaen Heibe
BON Ginbru9sbiebftdbIen, bic er in bee
@iiel, an Der Moiel, auf benz Sunsriid
uno i'm J%iiritentbum 8irtenfelb, a
mentli1 in YfarrbduIern, periibt bat,
su perantpprten. Die meiften Der ibm
our Gait selegten Oiebitdble purben
eripiefen. Die ipdbrenD Der bier Vers
banplungstage gssen 8lanberg ers
~taunten @inaelitrafen betrasen insges
Idmmt annGbernb 80 Sabre 3uhts
baus. Sn benz seitern 4benb sefdaten
gnbslIrtbeil purben oieie Strafen Der
geiebli9en 8eitimmung semdb Suiamz
menaeansen. Sas lIrtbeil ldutete auf
bic b0Git s~uperldiiise Strafe bon 10
Sabrsn 3u9tbaus, 10 Sabre gbrpers
luIr Ino StelunS unter ppliaeiaufs
i!Gt., {
2angur. 3pei iunse 8urIden
murpen am Samstag bier perbaftet
uno na9 Srier in llnteriu9uns ses
bradt, neil lie i'm 8erba4te lteben, ii9
auf benz Sseler Martt elmer sefdbrli=
den MiBbanpluns i9ulois sema9t gu
baben.
g III m, 9. 0eS. Sci siiisem Morbs
pinoe itelte ii9 beute bsftises S4nee4
treiben Elm. /,
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slus BEN ibrisen 0roBbersuetbnm.

Oalbeim. II. 0e5. Dieter Sas
&c als Der biefise 9emeinbe : Setretdr
Sr. Sol. gblinser aus benz 8orfe fam,
I'm feinsr Wohnuns auaui4reiten, fiel
er 10 unsliidlid, baB er elm 8ein brad.
geles, 13. Ses. Sn psrfl. 9att
tpurbe beim bieitsen Wirtbe Sobam
Batting eingebroGen uno circa 10Pfb.
Wurit aus benz S9ornitein entpsnbet.
&ONingergrunb, IA. Deg
Sn einem S9lafSimmer bes Sauies
bes Gisent6imers unb9emeinberatbsz
Mitsliebes Ssinri9 8laiie, Srt. gen.
.Sp'm Srdufelsbiers" sntitanp sez
fern Morssn auf unbetannte WeiIe
elm Saaoenfeuer, bas fat idmmtlides
MobIiar seritDrte. Sie umlisgenben
Ha6barn, ionie sinise 4rbeiter Der
Sapencerie nit 5pei pumpen tpnnten
oes Seuers Serr perben. Der mutbis
gen Sausfrau perbrannte beim 2Dz
iden oas 8ppfbaar. 8laiie lit fir ben
Shaben BON !etli4en bunbert 81. psrz
fidert.
GrpeIbinaena a. b. g, IA. De-
aember. 2ebte Wp4e itarb bier Der
tiirali9 aus 4meritd auriidsetebrts
Matb. @sber. OerIelbe bate sshofft,
auf beimatbli9sm 8ooen bic 9ef.nb=
belt ipieDer gu erlansen, bod bot linn
bieier leibsr nur elm titles 9rdb. Cine
Satin unb brsi feline &inber betpeiz
men ben Sob bes ausufriib Sa5inse>
i6ieoenen.
SoItert (@emeinbe H~ieberanpen),
8. Ses. 9eute Ra6mittag befanb ii9
Der 64iGhrise Subrmann Bannel Ste
pban in pes Nd6bars S6eune; ber=
ielbe fiel bon oer@mportenne aus elmer
S0be bon ettpd 3 Mteter berab uno err
Fit oerart beoeutenoe Wrlebtneen,
fpel6e beNen Sob einiae 4usenblite
ipdter CUR Splse hatten.
d. 10. DEG. gu Der
beutiaen 9eneral : 8eriammlung Der
9ibnensii9ter bes 3antpns G9ters
nat batten iib on so Mitslieber ein>
aefunben. Oa Der bisberise Yrdiioent
Sr. &nafzGpnrab auf cine Wieoerpabl
persidtste, 10 puroe on beiien STEELE
Sr. 9ebrer 9iaen aus Sintel ernannt.
Der @pritanb beitebt alio iebt aus ben
So: 8ilsrsSintel, prdiibent; 1suz
| Sspeilsr, 8ices prdftbent; Mntpn De-
der g9ternad. &aiiirer; $. Georges
9sfort, S6riftfibrer; Stronts8er
Sprf, Wasnerz9 runbbpf unb 8ams
bera : Steinbeim, 8eiseorbnets. Oils
Selesirte beim 2anbesperein purben
erpGblt bic SO. Sournele>g 9ternaG
unb &nafsYefprt. On ginnabmeu
bate Der 8erein i'm 2aufe bes Sabrss
1899 bic Summepon 370.93, an @usz
aaben bon 267.93 su perSei1nen, Der
3aHenbeitanb betrGgt alio beute Sr.
103, fir pelhe Summe pieber pie in
! @prialrsA i'm &auis sssS emmsrs cine
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9ettborn, 6. Oes. Sr. Sbilges
Spbn, 9erber aIbier, 1T NIT 6 Stima
men gegen 3 gum SetretGr 6ieiiger @es
meinoe ernannt poroen.
e 6 a. b. ala, z. 9eS. !Seute
Qbeno ge9en Z ubr belt Der Speoiteur
oes bieiigen &aufmannesz unbQiauDrz
fabrifdnten Mattes am Sauie BON Sez
derspaulus, als ibm elm YfGo iammt
Wdgen geitoblen purbe. auf benz
Wasen befano iid nod elm Sab 8ein.
Suoeltngeu, 8. Ses. geitern
4beno fpuroe Der bieiise S9loHer 5.
y. Spireur bon sinem baberraienben
Wagen gu 9oben gspprfen unb cine
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len &lsioer ipuroen gdnSli9 serriHen
uno er i'm @eii6te unb an ben geis
men i6per perfpunoet.
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ties Sa6r beoeutenb pergrDbert rperz
ben. Der &oitenanf6lag betrdat ca.
5000 ST. unb perben bic 4rbeiten Be.
retts nG6fte Wo9e Dffentli9 in Der.
bling gegeben.
8etineen. Ia. 9es. Sas giif.
fet auf bieiigem r,euen 8abnbof 1T
on Srn. 9iren, @aitpirtb, gum pre:,
Ie BON nidt tpeniger als $500 sr. pro
Sabr permietbet pprben.
b 6, Is. Ses. geffern. fdnb,
unter Iiiiften5 bon ettpd 20 9eiitlihen,
our9 ben Serrn Oedanten bon Merf9
Die feierlideS nitdnation unIeres nelien
pfarrers, oes bo6tp. 9rn. Grpeloing,
pormalisen Paitors bon Sberpampad
ftatt.
GibiItanb Der 9emeinbe
Wertert.
8eburten: 1. Hop.: Matthias
Gnsels. g. b. Hif. Gngel, Giienba6nz
arbeiter gu 2euig; TO-: Spbdnn, g. B..
Sphann 2abr, S~abrifarbeiter 5u 0ais
ierbiQig; Marsaretba, s. b. Bernhard
8oerssn, Mdurer gu Mertert; H.:
emilia Sba, 8. b. Sulius 2amm, Coz
tomptipfI6rer gu WafIerbiqig; Innd,
: b. anbreas Cider, Sa~britarbeiter
su WaherbtQig; 49,: Maria, s. b.
Wi4el Sabm, Sabrifarbeiter gu Waiz
ierbiaig; IT,: aarl, g. b. gmil
S6deffer, Sabrifarbeiter bon WafIers
biais; 81: Waria Margaretba unb
Barbara, 3piqinge bon Mattbids
S6drB, Sabrifarbsiter bon Mertert;
25.: Maria, 3. p.peter &unb, 5abrifz
arbeiter BON WaHerbilig; g.: Nitos
laus, g. b. Hitolaus Meboorf, S9if,
fer. BON @aHerbiuig; g.: glifabetb,
8. D. Wi6el Sbiel, S9uiter bon Daiz
ierbiaig; 80: Sobann, g. b. Sobann
9eder, Sa6ritarbeiter bon WaFerbils
Zig; - Ritplaus, g. b. peter Oobm,
Rabrifarbeiter bon WaFerbiIig.
Sterbefdlle: 2. Nop.: &at6ds
rina Spbm, II Sabre alt, bon WaHers
bilig; TO-: Mdria Rpnsem, 2 Sabre
alt, 8. b. Sobann Yeter 3pnsem bon
Waherbiai9; 49,: Bernhard Sbiel, sc
Sabre alt, S6uiter bon WaFsrbinis;
"a: Mt6el Meper, % Monate aft, 6.
b. Sob. Meper, G4neibermeiiter BON
DaFerbiIig; g.: Hitpldus Mebborf,
! Stunbe alt, BON Waferbtlig.
/ Setratben: z. Nop.: Sobdnn
Spiepb Gottins;- S@lai{er- malS#>
ianna Repenis. obne Stdnb, beibe ION
Mertert; 81: peter Minben, Sdubz
NADER, pom &psport, nit Maria Sos
hanna S4ops, pbne Stanb, BON Mers
tert.