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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-18
THE TURNER SUBSCRIPTION.

the very generous response DI
the business men Of the city to th'
appeal in behalf of Sheriff John w
Turner IL crediiable to the contrib
utors not alo1e in a benevolent
sense. In that respect it shows thtiI
hearts are in the right place and
filed with sympathy for theil
fellow-man whose distress has come
as the resuIt of no act Of his. and
from no failure to perform his duty
It should be borne in mind that the
subscription so far is ola purely
private nature, in one instance a
few Of the personal friends OF the
sheriff making up purse of about
two hundred dollars, and in the case
of the other list-that which mas
been published-a sympathetic bust
ness man, of his own volitiOn, and
out of pure goodness Of heart, sug-
costing to q few of his associates
and acquaintance the proprlety of
doing something to relieve the pres
emit financial distress of a faith.
full officer. Were the move
ment for relief 10 assume public
from, we doubt not that the re-
sponse would be such as to demon>
strate, If a demonstration were nee
esssry TO prove the fact, how deeply
the people feel for Mr.. Turner.
But there is another meaning to
this manifestation of desire to sub,
stsntiaIly aid the sheriff. This sec
end meaning is that the people are
a unit in approval of hunting down
criminals and bringing them to jus>
tice. Mr.. Turner wrecked himself
financially in pursuing q murderer
and in an endesvor to bring upon
him The punishment which the law
prescribes and which the fellow so
richly merits. II the public, with
out regard 10 class or creed. did not
endorse the officers course and lap
plaud his determined energy, The
suggestion of a subscription in his
behalf would meet with a cold re-
ception.
1t is somewhat discreditsble to-
the commonwe alth that Sheriff Tur-
ner is placed in the position of
having to accept assistance from in
dividuas. It is true, the victim. Of
of the murderer was the son Of the
officer, but the latter has done only
his duty as a faithful, energetic Of
ficer in his endeavor to enforce the
Jaw against the depraved wretch.
The reflection upon the Territory
arises from the fact that in the Wig
orous enforcement OF the law it has
been nece :sary for the Sheriff to
spend his own money, the public
fund being insufficient to the pur-
pose. However, the ugly fact Is due
less to the want of generosity on the
part of the commonwealth than to
to the mean assumption on the cart
of the general government, which
takes the administration of justice
from the hands of the people, allow
ing the latter to be silent spectators
Of the application Of their own laws
As the Territory can have no voice
in the direction Of the expenditure
of money for criminal prosecu-
tons, it is only natural toI
expect the most rigid economy in
appropriations. Should judicial
affairs in the Territory ever again
come under the control or admins
tration of the people, we do not be-
lieve it will be necessary for an
officer to go to the public for reim>
bursement for means wisely exSI
pended in the faithful performance
of his duty in bringing criminal to
justice.
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oHILOH'S VITALIZFKIs wnn,
on need for Constipation, Loss of
appetite, Dizziness and all syup-
rms Of Dyspepsia Price loo and
DC. per bostIs. Gold ss z @ MI
s~zG stese &c
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SALT LAKE CITY, May 18Th, 1884.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 18Th, 1884,
HIS. Eldredge, Esq, Supt. q. c. IL. L.:
s1R-I Of Miller Wrought Irou Range No
Shelf which purchased
believe
and large enough for family Of thirty
keep
When in January
exchange
made which, after being
a good WIS NPpN-
defects with be set in plsca
occasionally and have
obviste do ifyou
will always find wife and cooked
Yours truly, PARSONS.
547 South
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate Of StZas Richards, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. BY THE
IN undersigned, administrator, with the
viii annexed, Of the estate of Silas Richards.
deceased, 70 the creditors of, and all persons
having claims claim against the said DECEASED. to
@;tbin t .ne o Win the necessary vouchers,
Of this notice. to the said administrator with
the WIZ ANNEXED. at the Office Of Bockholt&
S1lI. m e, HERALD new building, corner
west c T;emple ana First South Streets, Salt
Lake city' In the County OF Salt Lake.
Aar,,,;,t,o. MARION Fl: BRADY.
etGate OF Sias R,chsrds. deceased:
Ds'eu d. cant Lake City, June II, 1885,. jill
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, John B.
Erickson, William 5. Erickson, your
heirs and assigns You ,Ie notified that
the undersigned as cO-owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the vest Tintic
District, Juab County, U:sh Territory,
has done the work ard made the i'm
provemeDts required by law to represent
said claim for me year 1888, amounting
to $3.50, and il you fail to pay and con-
tribute your p opo:tion OF such expendi-
ture within ninety days after the first
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will be or'eited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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sAILOH'S COUGH and Con-
sumption Cure is sold by US on q
EaaranteG It cures consumption.
Gold hv 4 O u. I. DruR StarA %,
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FHE DAILY BERAID is published
avery morning, Mondays excepted, 81
pHE HERALD Block, corner Yves
Temple and First South Streets
Salt Like City, BY the herald PRINT-
ING end PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
scription price. $1,000 per am um, post
age included; parts of the year ct the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
coll ciions msde by carriers, rs cents
week.
THE SEMI-WE HERALD is
published every Wednesday and Sat-
urdey morning. at $3.50 year; six
moutbs, S175: postage included
THE WEEKLY GERALD is published
every Thursday morning at 81: year;
six months. S1.25. postsge included.
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sSALT LAKE CITY, May 10th, 1884.
q. O. II. L.,

.SALT LAKE CITY, Ma 10th, 1884
g. @. NJ. L.
GENTLEMEN.The Miller Wrought
the greatest satisfaction
beating Apparatus
economzer of fuel cheerfuly it.
Yours truly, JOHN GROESBEOK
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SALT LAKE CITY,. April 10Th, 1884,
u. c. H. l.:
GENTsThe Miller Wrought Iron purchased nina
still
able could
recommend all wishing 6st-ca Miller
Yours truly WILLIAM NAYLOR
thirteenth Ward, Salt
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monisl, from grateful experience during the
Yours respectfully, GEO 7. 0DELL,
Twelfth Ward, Salt Cit,, Of Grant, OdeIi & Go.
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SALT LAKE CITY; April 10th, 1SS
q. c. n.
GENrEMsE eheerfuly end the Miller Ranges
Cooking
ing several kinds As Ee9nomizer Of Fuel
Boiler Attachment
BENJAMIN HAMPTON,
Twelfth Lake Civ
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-09-25
Nom. esisseiit Notice.

District Court of the United States for the East
ern Division Of the Northern Judicial District
of MissSsippi
Charles r. Lewis,
Clog Mfg Co., ,n,il ,ro.,, 800
VS.. -'I'" iNi"'' iNnt'
7 . C. Smith.
This cause came on tObc heard on the 9TH day
of April, 1881, upon the application of Plaintiff
for an order of publication for the Defendant,
and il appearing that the Defendant 7. C. smith
is nonresident of said state ard his Postnfl GO
is not known, it is Therefore ordered. adudged
and decieed that said Defendant enter his ap ,
pear3hee IN the District Court of the Vuii ted
States for the Eastern Division of the Northern
Judicial District of Mississippi at the United
states Court House, in the City OF Aberdeen. in
said District, ON
Monday. October q. 1854.
and plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs action
against him. u judgment will be taken against
him by default
&. r. HILL. Clerk
BY w. II. VASE Il, l.. G..
June 18TH 1891
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u. y. MarSlaai'S sale.

Peoples Bank, No. II.
VS.. Fl Fa I for 1923 90 with
w. M. Buch anan & Co. interest and cost
Defendants, James S. of.Suit.
Mashall, and W. :.
Jumper, Garnishee,
In the u. s. Dstrl t Court, for the Eas-
tern Division of the Northern District
of Mississippi
BY virtue of fera facias to me direct
ed in the above stated cause, will ON
Monday the 9th day of October, 1854 in
front of The United States Court House,
door, in the city of Aberdeen, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described lands lying and
being in the county of Lee, State of Mis-
sissippi, to-wit: East half of southwest
quarter of section %, township IL, range
3, and east half of northwest quarter OF
section 2G, township IL, range 5, less 5
acres in latter quarter. Said property
levied on and sold as the property of said
Defendants i'll the above named case.
Sale within legal hours.
j. l. MORPHlS.
U. S. Marshal.
Sept. 10th.
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Uoush,> co,d>, Caiarrh, COn~mmp-

Nj Throat Breast ,and Lung Affections
rnrrd hy he old estabiished"SW YVES
MILD-CHERRY. The first dose gives
T.lI,f, and cure speedily follows. %
o.. or .l.O0.at Druggists March l3-1y
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SYsEHsHFF'S SALT.
The State of Mississippi, I
Monroe county.
1encht & Block, Plaintiff,

Fencht & Block, Plaintiff,
rs.
f. d. Manahan, Defendant,
BY virtue of an execution which issued
from the Office of Andrew Wood, G. CFk
of Monroe county, Mississippi, and in
favor of Fencht & Block, AMI against II.
D. Manahan, for the sum of two hun
dred and evanty-sx dollars and %
cents. 2,7G.23) beside the interest thereon
and cost of suit, 7 have this day levied
upon the following real estate belonging
TO the said defendant, in the County of
Monroe and State of Mississippi, to-wit:
Fractional part, fifty feet by two hun
dred and ten feet, of one acre lying in
the town of Muidon, Monroe county,
Mississippi, which / will offer for sale in
front of the Court House door in the city
of Aberdeen, on
Monday. Oct. 9th 1854.
TO Salty said Execution and all costs
Sale within legal hours.
This the 18th day of August 1885,
II. l.. SYKES, Sheriff
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Notice TO Creditors.

Whereas letters testamentary on the
estate Of Henry Bell deceased were
granted to the undersigned, by an order
of the Chancery Court of Monroe coun.
ty, on the probate of The last Will and
Testament of said decendent naming me
as Executor on May 9th 1884, Now,
therefore, this is to notify all persons
holding claims against the Estate of said
dccedent to probate the same, within
the time prescribed by law otherwise
they will be for, yer barred.
CHAS. BUCKINGHAM,
Sept 9th 1884, Executor,
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Thirteen Years dyspepsia.

II Suffered with dyspepsia for IL
wears" Writes John Albright ESQ, Of
roIumllIs. Ohio, "SAMARTAN NERvINE
tured M. AS it always cures such
'.rrdcrB. At druggist
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A Lecture to Young Men on
the Loss of
lzE:1Ikssgsy Il D


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Consumption, Epilepsy and FITS; Mental and
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NERWEIL, NJ D., author Of the Green
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The world renowned author. in this admir-
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ex7~This lecture will prove boon to thou.
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal in y plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt OF four cents, or two postage
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THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co..
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Charter OF incorporation OF the
Hamilton Guards Of IOArOe
County.
OFFlC. SECuErNRy OF STATE,
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI,
I, Henry &, Myers, Secretary of State.
do certify that the Charter hereto at
tarhed Incorporating the Hamilton
Guards was pursuant to the provisions
OF chapter IS; of the Revised Code 1880,
recorded IN the Book of interpretations
III this office. page ~ new bonN.
Given under my hand and the
great seal of she State of Mssis-
sippi. horcuIto affixed this 4th
day of Septrmber ISL
Henry G.. MYERS,
Secretary of STATE.
Section LIST W.D. Walton, j. CCros by,
J. 4. Gay, II. +. Broyles, w. Z. Ware,
T. F. Gay, G. II. Werner and such others
as they NAV associate with them are
hereby created Il body, polite and cor
porate. under the name and style of
''rhe Hamilton Guards" and by that
name may hold and exercise all the
privileges, powers and immunities pres
Crihed in Sections 1921 and 1882 of the
Code of 1880 and Section 2, of an act to
extend the provisions of these sections
approved, March It'll, 1882, which are
consistent with the object and purposes
of this corporation, including the powers
to pass all necessary bylaws for the
regulation of the Corporation.
Section 2nd. The object of this corpo-
ration shall be the establishment Of IL
military company at Hamilton, Monroe
county, for purposes Of drill, discipline
ana hrallhlul physical exercise.
find nothing in the foregoing
Charter violative Of the laws or
Constitution Of this State
II. {. CATCuINGs,
Attorney General.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
JACKSON, MIssissPPL.(
The within and foregoing Charter of
Incorporation of the Hamilton Guards
Is hereby approved.
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the great seal
of the State of Mississippi TO be affixed,
this the 21Ih day Of August, 1854.
Blythe Governor
ROBERT LOWRY
HENRY {. MYERS, Scc'y Of state,
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A FLORIDA HOME
FOR TWENTY CENTS!!

A7tllS Ibls vi L 1 ' ~ ~ ti'tN loI
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. with
Il small cash payment, and balance in
80 and $50 Monthly Instruments. NO
INT FREST. This land is on aud around
Il remarkably beautiful Lake, in one of
the FINEST ORANGE BELT REGIONS
IN TIL + STATE. The cheapest route and
most accessible river and rail transport
tation.--Gulf on thee sides with large
Bays on all sides. Oysters all around and
can he had for 81 per 1000. Fish in the
greatest abundance and variety. Every
thing to make prosperous country, Il
paradise of home. and life Il pleasure.
LOTS GOING, GONE A real Boom
The only real sensible plan yet adopted
to enable the working man to purchase
home always worth the money ut rock
bottom prices.
MAY 13rd, 1Set,--I take pleasure in
stating that olu family purchased three
five acre lots from Mr.. Monte Pirkens,
taking his word alone for the quality of
land aud location in the State. Since
coming down, | find that | am greatly
pleased in every way, and believe he
could have represented il III Il more glow-
ug light. II is Il delightful country, ana
thousands will soon fad it greatly To their
advantage to have Il home IN such a con-
genial climate. FC.MATTISoN, (of Holly
Springs.)
IL For Pamphlets etc. address
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EDUCATIONAL.
WGSial Female Institute.
STANTON, VIRGINIA

Opens September end, 1884, One of
the Fl RsT SCHOOLS FOR You've LADIES IN
THE UNITED STATES. Surroundings heau-
tiful. Climate unsurpassed. one nun
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from eighteen states. TERMS AMONG
TIE BEST IN TIE UNION. Board,
Washing English Course, Latin, French,
German, Instrumental Music, Sc,; Tor
Scholastic year, from sept, to june
seas. For Catalogues. write TO.
REV. WM. A. HARRIS.D.D. Prest.
Stanton, Virginia.
iy1-2m.
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Full lines FRESH NEW GOODS
receiving at HENLFY'S, to be sold
ls%t, Tor cash than fired in Aberdeen.
s12.2w,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

! The members of Sunday school class No.
3 of the Methodist church have perfected
arrangements for what will undoubtedly
prove a most enjoyable excursion to Edo
RADIO on Wednesday, July is, and a picnic
in Pools park at that place. The commit
tee having these arrangements in charge,
Messrs. sam +. Woodland and Lew l.. Alb
bott, visited Eldorado Wednesday for the
| purpose of completing the plans Tor
the picnic. They secured the park,
which is located on the banks OF the
Walnut river, and also = number
of boats for pleasure riding. They have
| chartered four ears, and will probably Sc
cure two or three more, as the number of
people that will join in the excursion will
be quite large. This will reduce the ex-
pense OF ear fare to about Sl.OO per ticket
for the round trip. Every arrangement
will be carefully looked after which can in
any way add to the pleasure of the eXcur-
sionists and picnicers. The train will
leave this city at about s O'Clock in the
morning, and returning will arrive here
between and S in the evening. The park
is one OF the most beautiful ones in the
state, and is conveniently located for boat
ing or fishing Croquet sets and swings
will be arranged for the amuse-
ment of those who do not take kindly to
aquatic sports, and refreshments Of light
nature will be dispensed at various booths
on the grounds. The profits, il any, accru-
ing from the excursion will 60 towards
building the new church. Probably not
less than 800 people will go from this city,
who will be Joined by quite delegation OF
Sunday school scholars at Eldorado. That
the entire affair will be an immense success
there is room for little doubt. and all those
desiring day Of recreation and pleasure
would do well TO make arrangements ac-
cordiugly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-04
ONLY MALE AND FEMALE

An intelligent lady OF this city, the pre-
siding spirit of home filed with happy
healthy children, after reading our editorial
paragraph on "Woman Suffrage" request.
ed her husband to give us his hand as her
proxy for the sentiment expressed, as she
would give her own when she should meet
us in her own home. With pleasure We
acknowledge the courteous endorsement
The truth is-at least we are 30 convinced,
and our estimate comes from observing the
methods and spirit Of the women-leaders In
this movement-that woman suffrage tends
not only to the unsatisfactory state OF af
fairs predicted, but If once the rule in tfii
country, we would have simply
the 'male and female" where We
now have ''men and women and
that within a brief period the names Of
father and mother, sister and brother
would become absolute, to which no mean
ing would attach, simply because these
names come of home, and homes are out oil
question where woman's presence is moi
continuous. Take woman from the home
and that home is gone, and home, be /,
ever so humble, alone keeps alive the name
of father and mother, sister snd brother
and all the sacred sentiments and incense
with which these names are associated,
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RELIEF CORPS

In compliance with the notice publishe,
in Friday mornings EAGLE, quite /;
large number of ladies assembled at tn,
Presbyterian church on Saturday afternoon
for the purpose OF organizing a Woman.
Relief corps, whose object shall be the allie
Walton Of want and suffering wherever
found, particularly in the families of sol.
diers. After considerable discussion the
society was formed, J. NJ. Balderston. by
virtue of being commander of Garfield G
A. R., officiating as installing officer, assist.
ed by NJ. S. Rochelle. The organization is
an auxiliary body to Gar field post G. A. r.,
and will be known as the Woman's Relief
Corps, No. 40, g. A. K. The officers Sc.
ected and installed are as follows:
Mrs. Mary Clark Todd, president.
ident.
Mrs. Louise Henderson, junior yice-pres-
ident.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Mitchell, secretary.
Miss Agnes Sommer, treasurer.
Mrs. Florence Gray, chaplain.
Miss Katie Il. Fairchild, conductor.
Mrs. Margaret J. Rochel lie, guard.
The aims and objects of the organizati0 n
are such rs to recommend it to all, and We
hope that the wives and daughters, moth
ers and sisters OF all old soldiers will join
the corps, and lend their influence to the
noble objects sought to be gained by the
new organization.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-07-04
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Saturday afternoon about 8 O'Clock
Henry Dryer met with very unfortunate,
and what may prove serious accident. He
happened TO be in the gun shop of Herman
Guenther, on Douglas avenue, while the
proprietor was repairing target gun, such
as is commonly used in shooting gallerys,
and which, we believe, carries No. %
ball. Mr.. Dryer was talking with Guenther
and kept edging around in front of the
muzzle of the gun, which he thought
was unloaded. Mr.. q. had repeatedly re-
minded him Of his carelessness, but TO no
purpose. While hammering about the lock,
the gun was discharged, and as MIR. Dryer
was standing directly 10 front of it, the
Lsll struck him nearly in the center of the
stomach, entering into his person no one
knows how far. The wound bled quite
freely, and though the wounded man walk
ed few doors east from the gunshop after
the accident, he soon became SO faint and
weak that he was obliged 10 cit down and
wait for the hack, which soon came and
conveyed him 10 his home near the Catho-
lie church. Mr.. Dryer is German, Of about
forty years, we should judge, and is not Of