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GIadstOniana.

Phil Margetts was yesterday engaged
in endeavoring to have his friends I'M
ravel the following:
There is a plain English word OF five
syllables, televen letters.
The first two syllables, denote that TO
which Gladstone Is devoted.
The last three, denote that which he
despises.
The whole word. pronounced slowly,
indicates the great aim OF his life.
The word, pronounced rapidly, de-
notes the place 10 which MS enemies
would like 20 cOnsign him.
1H1tsr-REFORMATosY.
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The Golden Hour Series

There were lis couples present at the
Golden Hour Clubs invitation ball at
Jennings HaH on Thursday evening
last. all present spent q most enjoy
able time. The programme was an ex-
cellent one. and arranged with con-
siderable taste. while TIE extra dances
given were well received. The ball was
the first of threa, the hall being engaged
for both Christmas and New Years
nights. The young gentlemen are TO
be congratulated upon the success of
their efforts.
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First Blood for the cops.

1t is a well known fact that the night
police have been endeavoring 70 sup
press Sunday liquor selling, and have
succeeded in suppsessing a good deal OF
the traffic. They were not successful
in catching any OF the dealers, how
ever, until about .o'clock this morning.
when they succeeded in gaining an
entrance 10 the White Elephant saloon,
a new establishment located q shoFt
distance north of tie Walker House.
One OF the propTietorS, Tom Collins
was arrested, and WILL have q heariug
tomorrow. First blood for the cops
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Public Lecture i'll the twentieth
Ward.

- The first of a series Of lectures under
the auspices of the Twentieth Ward
institute, was delivered in The Ward
school House on Friday evening b.
Henry W. Naiso ut. ESQ. The lecturer
held his audience spell-boUnd for 20
minutes. during which time he delivered
one OF the best and ablssi lectures ii
was ever our privilege TO listen 70. His
subject NAV be SAID 10 have embraced
The period from the cradle the grave
anu was -splete with original and sug-
Esstiye ideas well worth the cOnsIders
lion of every studios and rejecting
man and woman. The lecturers easy
aud fluent delivery made II pleasant for
his auditors. and evidenced n careful
and complete study OF the subject in
hand. owing 20 q want OF sufficient
notice. the lecture was NOT So well at
tended as IL otherwise would have been.
To those who We're forum tie enough TO
D. present. II viii, no doubt, long be re
membsreG with profit and pleasure.
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PERSONAL.

REED SNoor, OF Provo, Is in town.
]. Il. Bennett will arrive from the
east to-day.
Mr.. ASD Mas. =. ". c. SILVA were in
town yesterday.
JOSEPH HcwEILs. Superintendent OF
WeIlsvilie CO-op,IS at the Valley House.
Mrs. WM. CLARK, Of Sugar House
Ward, vas a visitor 20 the cisy yester-
dag.
CHARLIE SHIELDS. vino las been down
from the rarg on .!ying visit left for
the home 81 the OItacO yesterday
alter .Oou.
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Tue NeHS OF last evening prlnteu the
following:
To the Saints:
In the course l have pursued within the
last few weeks, / feel that have erred in
critieisfng the decisions lately given against
me, by giving publicity 70 statements that
have had tendency 20 unjustly reflect upon
the High Council OF the Church, and sin
cerely ask all have - wrOnged TO forgive
me.
\. MILTON MCSSER.
In view of Brother Musser having &C
kuOwledged his error. IL has been unani-
mOusly adopted rs the sense of the High
Council that he be restored 70 the love and
confidence of its members and the Church.
In witness whereof have hereuntO affixed
,EAL, the seal Of the High Council this
18th day of November. AID. 1880.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk pro ten.
SAIL LAKE CITY, November 18th, 1SS5.
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stolen,

From the residence OF G. W. Hill. Nine
jeenth Ward, Friday afternoon. one
brown mare, about ) years old. STAR on
forehead branded on the risht thign VIII!
fiye round spots, heavy scar i've 10 SIX
inches long on fie back part ut the
same thigh. shOd IL round ana a Eeao
stall Ia ter on. Handsome reward 10
anyone catching thief and horse,
q. W. HUI.
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The Valley House

Now open and ready for the travelling
public; the house mas been newly re-
fitted and refurnished throughout, ana
ever attention will be given 20 secure
the comfort and convenience of guests.
Cuisine unsurpassed in the city. Special
rates BY the week OF month.
II. l.. HALL, Proprietor.
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PubIie Nntiee

Within the last two weeks we have
added five carloads of turnilnre 70 our
stock; the goods..are new in style, vel
made, and We viii be pleased 10 name
you prices. We have chairs from %
cents 10 SO BAERATT BRos.
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DIED.

SwlFT-At HALEY, Idaho, November 9th
Joseph swift. aged 81 years, cause % death
accidentally shot.
Tie bedy viii be brought here Tor inter,
mcut. ana notice Of funeral will be given
Eereaites.
Pi.AyTEE in SAT- Lake City. on the 9th
inss.. Ms. Caroline Z Young Plsyter.
Funeral on Monday az u n
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40 aOccidantnI..

So. 3, z. First South Street. Fur
goods only, and of the 6est qual!t-.
summer beverages 01c3Cted II L.
highest style Of art. FANNY supplies 8
specially.
Z AuKR & MURPET Proprierors.
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Scene In the rim District Court.

JUDGE--Whst are your intentions in
regard 10 obeying the law in the future7
PRIsoSER-What Is the law, your
Hcnor2
JUDGE-Buy the $. ". S. best nickel
cigar IN town, st Gresnwsld's; also
headquarters FOR hue imported cigars.
PEIsoNEz-l viii obey the Law.
(Sentsnce suspended.)
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Second 70 Nonei

oh. tell % me ye ancient man,
With wTink.ei front and crown so bare,
Oh. tell 70 me-
What made your frame so straight and
strong.
And kept yO1 \ ali alOngc
BE frank and free,
A . cent plate of plate OF Oysters
every evening at Galiagher's Centennial
Arcade Restaurant, Main Street.
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Howard Il Davis,

At The Model Grocery StOrs, No. -
first South Street, carry a full liIe Of
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Chickens.
Fish, Game, Vegetables, Fruit, etc.
Give hem a call.
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4 young man would like a situation
during the holidays. References given.
Apply at this Office.
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Make speciality OF Jersey butter, gro
ceries and provisions. No. 81 Z. Second
South Street, Salt Lake City. Teie-
phone No. 213.
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Excellent Skating

At the Hot S prinss Lake. Round trip
fare on Beck's wagons 50 cents; return
when you like. Call at the stables op-
poSile the HERALD Office.
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Hedberg & Fernstrom.

We are making up 1asnionsole suits
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RENEyBER our motto: the best goo6s
for the east money. DvYER.
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On limo.

No housewife need ever be late for
dinner and no husband ever cross II
you use the ION Time" stove. c. Wan
less, 30 W. Second South Street.
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The hest Dolls, the best Toys. the best
Books ami the biggest assortment. all
for the least money at DwYEE's.
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SHILCH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure Is so by us on a guarantee.
IL cures Consumption. Sold by A. c.
Smith & Co.. druggists. s
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BORN

WIZ EES--November 9th. iss6. 10 Nrs.
WiicSen. wife OF the late August Wilckeu,
son Mother and child DOING well
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Patent steel sIeIehs.

Swing Horses, Toy Chairs aud Hand
Wheeibsr-oEs just arrived st DIs-
gOoDEY's.
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ROCKY Mountain Cough Syrup at g.
K. CULMEE & BRos.
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FULL Cream Cheese and Yarmouth
Bioaters at &. +. CULMER & Bios.
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4 LOT of White Blankets. slightly
damaged, very cheap.
+. AUgE REACH & Bros.
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LADIES Scarlet and White Under wear
q, closing-Out prices a.
+. ACEEBAcR * Bios.
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Lucas q Goddard Rros

FISSAN Haddies, Maple syrup at C
I. CULMER & Bros.
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PRIDE of Japan Tea, two packages for
. cents, at &. E. CULNEE & Bios.
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situation Wanted

LOOK QUIZ ior Dryers grand opening.
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Governor West Endorses the Asy-
lum APPROPRIATION.


Governor IVES, has forwarded to Az
ditor Clayton the following letter con-
corning an appropriation for the Terri
torial Insane Asylum. THE HERALD
p biished the opinion OF the District
Attorney, referred 10 in the letter below
some days ago:
NJ V. " Clayton;
Sri endorse and approve the within
opinion snd recommend thar the amount
for board and treatment OF pate rs N the
''-'''' '''''' CALEB " Wet
Mr.. Clayton Immediately issued the
warrant TO the amount o. SlU,zi0 "a, anu
IL will be Immediately hOuOred by the
Territorial Treasurer, thus relieving
the Asylum. IN part, at least, Oh the
burden fixed upon It by the actions Of
ex Governor Murray.
YoUsG or middle-aged men, suffering
from nervous debility or kindred a.
fections. should address with 10 cents IN
stamps for large treatise. World Dis
pensary Medical Association Buffalo
\. \.
XMAS CARDS in great variety now
ready al DwYER's.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mise--
able uy that terrible cough. Shiloh
| CI.s J. tie remedy tor you. Sold by a
/ C.. SmiIr y Co., druggists.
syrup of FiEs,
Manufactured Oy the California "a
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, Is Ns-
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant CalifornIa liquid fruit remedy may
be had of A. @. Smith & Co., at 80 cents
or 81. 1t l. the most pleasant,
prompt. and effective remedy known TO
cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bowels gently yet thor
oughly; 70 dispsl Headaches. Colds, and
Fever; 70 cure Constipation, Indiges-
don, and kindred Ils.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
| Bronchitis Immediately relieved Dy
>huoh's Cure. Sold by A. G. Smith &
Co, druggists-
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FINEST CofFees in the city at G. F.
CULNxR d Bios.
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MARRIED

FAE-Ss EOzTH-WIRE.-At the residence Of
the bride mother, on Thanksgiving Day,
BY the Rev r q. McNiece. Miss Lids
Farnsworih 10 Frank c. Wire.
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srrnpof Nd,

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved Dy
>huoh's Cure. Sold BY A. G. Smith G
Co, druggists.
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Bailey & Son

Want Carload OF Lucerne Seed. quick.
Parties having any for sale 0Iil consult
their own interest by sending j. TO them
a. once.
OSE thousand pounds New Figs at
q. K. CULMER * BROs.
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Reinstated.
To the Saints:

The Ne,rs of last evening printed the
following:
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Dentist operations strictly first class
Office in The Herald Bui!1ing.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made mise--
able Uy that terrible cough. shiloh
Case !, The remedy tor you. Sold by a
c. SmiLr y CO.. druggists.
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CALEB y. WET
Fav-..Hur.l

XMAS CARDS in great variety now
ready at DWYEE'>.
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GRAND JURORS.


The following named persons
were appointed to serve az Grand
Jurors at the December term of the
Circuit court of Jackson county, as
follows, tO.wit
Beat No. 1-Wm, Howell, Robt.
Moffett, Jesse Parker, A. t. Finch.
Beat No. %. N. Baby, j. q.
Ely, Jr., A. +. Jones, w. Ii. Goff.
Beat No. 3-Wm. Howell, L.
McInnis, Irving Delmas, Vincent
Baptiste.
Beat No. &C. w. Rub!e, G. r.
Ellis, j. B. Taylor, f. Staples.
Beat No. SO. b. Moody, john
Reeves, ST., G.. Fl. Bllbo, John
Fletcher.
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sPEAAING MONDAY.

Col. ThOs. II. StOckdaIe made
several speeches in this county last
week and paid his respects to Scran'
on Monday last. From it u PEG
pie learned many things.
/. That Col. Stockdale has coun-
cIled the wise men of the East from
his youth up-having been greater
than Lamar in foresight and politi.
cal sagaclty.
2. That be had long wanted Office
Gerry bad and wasn't ashamed to say
SO, but, however, deemed an apollo
gy due for MASKING himself so fiat,
squeezing through the first fraction.
al gap to be nominated.
3. That Lynch was we'll organic
ed for "a still hunt, but he would
be elected If the whites would take
enough interest in him and so to
the polls.
4. That the voice of loyal Pike
and Amite would be heard in the
land on election day which would
prove whether he "gave in his
adhesion to the Republican party
or not.' Simply that aud nothing
more.
5. That he is opposed to protec-
tive tariff, free trade aud horizontal
reduction.
6. That he advocated the cleo
ton of Col. Seal in 1875, but didn't
say to what extent or what he did.
Z. That he always was for Col.
Stockdale and always would be.
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[Oficial,]
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
JACKSON COUNTY.

The board of supervisors of jackson
house on Monday, October 4, 1856.
Present: Joseph G. Rogers, David
hcDonald, johnson Ware and Joseph
Wilkinson. members of said board John
T.. Clark, sheriff; Walter NJ. Denny,
clerk.
On account of the resignation of John
Hill rs member of the board the Office of
president became vacant the:eby and
board at this term proceeded to elect an
other president to fill the uuexpired term
of the said Hill which resulted in the
election of David Mcdonald as such.
The salary of the county superintend-
ent of education was tiXed at the rate of
SO per cent of the total school fund re-
ceived for the year by the county.
III l. Howe co. supt. ed. was allowed
the sum of SIS being 3 months salary as
such officer and So for stationery payable
out Of school fund,
The following named persons were al
lowed the following sums payable ont OF
bridge fund: w II Finch building briGge
over Cross Dad creek S35 IS. N J Finch
building bridge over Wards slough $39.
Samuel Byrd building bridge over Bluff
creek S95. 5 H johnson building i've
bridges on Graham ferry road So 10.
The McInnis road in beat | was changed
so as to pass Woods Church aud intersect
the Roberts road at Robert Mutfett's ana
cross Rocky creek at that point where a
new bridge is to be built, the contract for
which has been let at II former term If the
board.
johnson Ware was authorized to have
a bridge built over Little Bluff creek at
least possible cost and report at next term.
Mrs Azaline Dixon was placed on the
pauper list of the county.
The sum of $3.50 was allowed each of
"a paupers for the two mouths ending
October l, 1855,
Wlereupon the board adjourned until
halt-past ) o'clock AIM. tomorrow.
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Minutes of last meeting read aud APP
proved.
Petition Of J N Frank for license to re-
tail vinous and spiritnous liquors IN less
quantities than one gallon signed by 70
freeholders was examined, and II beng
evident that the law had been compiled
with governing such cases, it was ordered
by the board that license be granted to
the said j NJ Frank upon his pay ing the
requisite tax for carrying on the business
AS set forth in his petition at the house
known as the Blalack hotel, with his bond
signed by + Castanera, e Rogers, l. NJ
Hand and b J Jane as sureties being APP
proved.
Petition of CM Cruzat for license to re-
tail vinous and spirituOus liquors pre-
scented aud ordered to lay over thirty days
for future consideration.
Report of the boaId Of health and the!r
action taken as a city board TO pre- vent
yellow lever from entering this town re-
ceiyed and ordered laid over for future
consideration. q,
Bill of L d Mansfield, town marshal
feeding prisoners, 81 40. Hauling lumber,
SO 90. Feeding two sailors, 60c., laid
over until next meeting.
Bill of town marshall for services from
Sept. l to Oct. l, for S25, presented and
ordered paid. .,
Whereupon the board adjourned unit
next regular meeting.
Gro. E. HUGGINs, Mayor pro TEN.
A. GOELZE8, Secretary.
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DIED.

At his residence in Scranton, Miss, on
October 3, 1856, Mr.. d. MANSFIELD, who
was born in England, February u, 1881;
aged So years, 7 months and 3 days.
Mr.. Mansfield was au old citizen OF
Scranton, where he reared n large family
of children. several of whom are now
crown. He had been IN bad health for
sometime previous to his death, and for
several weeks in a critical condition. His
remains were inferred on Monday at 10
a. m., Father Victor Bally officiating. A
largo procession of friends and relatives
followed him to his last resting place.
We extend our sympathy to the bereaved
family.
New Orleans and England papers please
cODV.
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Board met pursuant to a~djournmen

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present anne as yesterday.
Ordered that the road from Jchn's bay
on to John McMiilOns' be discontinued
ard that the road from Muugers creek
bridge to intersection OF Ramsay road
near II Clark by way ofJohn Mentions
be made public with al the hands hereto
fore belonging to said road to work same.
The resignation of J S Wilkinson, mem
Der Of this board from beat > having been
rendered the same accepted to take effect
after Il e adjournment of the present term
In view of this resignation and that Of
John Hill member from beat 3 it was or
dered that an election be held ia the said
beats 5 and 3 on the ID day of November,
1sS6, to fill said vacancies, and that the
clerk OF the board send a certified copy
of this order to the election commissioners
of the county. 1t is further ordered that
an election be held for justice of the peace
in Bluff creek precinct of beat 5 at the
time aforesaid.
The grand jurors for the December term
of circuit court were appointed, which we
publish elsewhere.
IL appearing TO the board that w T
Carter, one of the sureties on John +
Clark's bond as ax-collector of this cOun-
ty for the fiscal year commencing on the
first Monday in January, lSo6. having pc
titioned said board to be relieved from
said tax-collectors bond, and it being
known that 5 S Henry. another one of said
sureties on said bond has become wholly
insolyent since signing the said bond, il
was ordered that the said John E Clark
give new s%ureties instead OF the said Car
ter and Henry within ten days from this
order.
johnson Ware was empowered to build
a bridge across Fort bayou on Back Bay
road near the Quave old place at lowest
cost possible aud report actions thereon at
next term.
ID Mcdonald was authorized TO nave the
long cause way on Black creek in beat 2
repaired az least cost possible and report
at next term.
The following amounts were allowed
70 the parties hereinafter named fOI servi
ces in vacation, to-wit: Us Wilkinson, ID
Mcdonald, } G Rogers, 2 days each, and
johnson Ware 3 days amounting in the
aggregate to S13 80.
The following amounts were allowed
payable out Of general county fund
Gulf Coast Advertiser (bill on hlel pub
fishing proceedings to Sept. 30, 1S56,
s12 so. Same. publishing teachers notice,
So IS. same, publishing registration no.
tice. Sl4 IL. Democrat Star, publishing
registration notice, $50. w N Denny,
clerk for copies Of assessment roll, file
boxes, coal, etc, bill on file. S2l6 05.
The members and officers Of the board
were allowed their mileage aud attend
anos w~hereupon the board adjourned un-
D. MCDONALD, President
W NJ. DENY. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

There will be Il meeting at my
residence, on Sunday evening next,
at 4 o'clock p. No., to take into con
sideration the clearing up and lay
ing out of the Catholic graveyard
ut the Seashore, aud also for organ
izing tor the proper management
of the same. And as it is Il matter
of great interest to all Catholics of
this congregation AS many as posi-
BILE are expected to be present, par
ticulally the gentlemen.
Y. BALLY, Pastor.