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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-07
REfuRLIoAN REFoRMEEs.

One OF the dnties imposed upon the
Republican Congressional camnaien
seenmitiee, is 70 watch the Bemocratic
Congressional campaign committee.
and see that the latter does not levy ss-
sessments On the office-holders for pc
giacai purposes. This is really anus
ing in the light of the past conduct of
the Republicans. For years Political
assessments we're publicly levied and
openly collected by the. Republicans.
Ofieial collectors went through the de-
partmsnts and government Offices, rob
bing officials, clerks, jsnitors and scrub
women; cireulsrs were sent 10 the hun
died Thousand or more ofice-hol6ers.
assessing each a percentage of his sal
ary; the poor fellows were also given TO
understand that if they dad not respond
they would lose their places. and many
an efBcsent officer was LET out because
he refused 70 yield under threat. o.
because be was too poor 10
say the assessment The fbsisiness
ecsmf so scsndaIous, the robbery
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Notice of Assessment,
Bannoek Gold and Silver Mining Com
ri pany, Of Idaho.

rpHE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF TRE COM
Il pany is located 81 Salt Lake City, Utah,
and It's mines are locsted in the Lava Greek
Mining District, Alturss County. Idaho
NOTICE is hereby given, thai 4: ameeting
OF the stockholders OF the Bannoek Gold
and Silver Mining Company, Of Idaho,
called for said purpose, ard held az the
ohicc of the Company in Salt Lake City
Utah. on the seventh daS OF June. 1856, a
majority Of the capital stock being repre-
sented. an assessment of ffty cents per
share was leTied on the capital stock OF Ine
Company payable on the tenth day Of July,
1886, or, at the option OF the stOckhOlder, at
any time before that day, to W 8 McCor-
nick, the Treasurer of the Company. az the
banking House of Mccormick & Co, in salt
Lake City. Utah. ANY Of the capital stock
OF the company upon which the assessment
rem ms Unpaid on The said tenth day OF
July. 1885, will be Delinquent. and will be
advertised for sale At public auction and,
NJ eSs payment is maze before. will be sold
81 the Office of the Company in Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Monday, July %, 1856, az II
5 m. 70 pay the delinquent assessment. the
cost, Of advertising and the expen.es at
tendant upon the ssle. N G. THUM,
Sscre airy o. the COMPANY,
June Z, 1856. once Of the Company. 2sl
East Temple Street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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DILKk's DEFEAT.

The voters Of the district IN which
Sir Charles Dixie was a candidate for
election to Parliament have shown a
commendable regard for decency and
moral purity by rejecting him. Sir
Charles is among the ablest OF Englaud's
statesmen; he was trained IN states
manship and his mind is OF a superior
order but the ugly developments Of
last yea proved him TO be moral leper
depraTed aud dissolute. Men who de-
sire TO be represented in the law
making branch OF 8 nation BY
man who commits adultery with
the wife of his friend, and who
further beastiAlizes his crimes by com
pelliRg his married parsmour to occupy
the bed with himself and his mistress
cannot entertain q high degree OF
respect for social purity and their ideas
Of marital integrity and morality must
be of an extremely low order. bikes
defeat is a triumph for decency. and
social morality, and while it will keep
out of Parliament one Of the .ablest and
most brilliant men in the nation, lit will
also keep out a man whose name
should ever be spoken in an unde. tone
by reputable and morally clean people.
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CATARRHAL DANGERS.

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and destroy. isindeed g blessing beyond all
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THE LoYE4sICK JONES.

TIE Florida papers say that Jones,
the love-Sick Senator, will not return %
Washington during his Senatorial term,
which expires in March, 81. Although
there is small need for a Senator who
will leave his seat In the Sena chamber
to follow up a girl for months Who re-
fuses to receive his addresses, or even
so much as speak TO him, to announce
that he will not be a candidate for re-
election. still Senator Jones makes the
announcenent: & He also says that he
never expects to return TO Florida. but
win make his home in Montana or
Dakota. Perhaps the festive billiards of
either of those Territories may have
a good effect on. the love-sick swain,s
mAlady. After all. perhaps the Senator
his merely been making a blundet By
ceuTting, the maid be fain would we'd
too ardently. never having understood
the climatic influences on the gentle
passion. and after a winters sojourn in
Montana or Dakota who knows but he
may get his now hot Florida love eooled
down to the temperature of the maid
ems and that then they may coalesce.
Now. however, the Senator PAGES rest
less;y up and down his lonely chamber
sCold IN cline are cold in heart,
Their love can scarce deserve the name.
While mine Is like the leva's food,
That burns in Etnz's breast Of flame
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MR-.o'DosOyAs RossE asserts tina
Mr., Gladstone IS notsincere IN his pro
fessions of friendship for ireland. and
that the war must go on. Mr.. Glad
stone has the confidence of the Irish
leadersin Parliamrnt: bnt Mr.. Rosa i.
unable to approve form of agitation
in which he handles none OF the fu.ds
II best hold is skirmishing.
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IA SAMPLE Lor."

Under the above head, Mr. Robert-S.
Litter, secretary Of the National Butter,
Cheese and Egg Association, and secre-
tary OF the Iowa Butter and Cheese
Association. has, issued circular in
regard to eleomargsrine. which he de
dominates THE stuff that a few bald
chemists and some Congressman think
Is good e 'ough for poor mems families. -
He quotes from q report made by
the Senate committee on agricuI-
iure on Imitation dairy - pro
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ECZEMA on A CHILLI

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NOTICE.

ITO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE
Il sevent aenth SchoOl District: A meet
ing Of the registered votes Of The Seven
tenth School District. Salt lake County,
Utsh, win be held IN the District School
house, on Monday evening. July 18th, 1850,
at 30 p. m, for the purpose Of electfng one
trustee ioE the ensuing three years hearing
the report Of the Trustees and FIR the trans
sotion Of any other business tha. may @
brought before the meeting
rr no : "A. z HYDE,
-.-.rf - al ELIAS A. SMITH,
So - ~ GEORGE Z. HOWE,
SALT L8kK CRY, July /. lsss.
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JAMES SULLIVAN of Salem, Ore,
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by Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. r..I
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marriage

The advocates of enforced monogamy
claim to have the moral sentiment of
the civilized world to support their
theory of the marriage relation. They
claim for their system the support of
the laws both of God and man, and yet
they fear monogamy will be supplanted
by Mormon polygapy. This argues
little faith in thel moral forces OF the
world, confidence in their own system,
OF else those discussing this question in
the papers are troubled with lunacy.
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WHY DO THEY FEARe

Il il TO be hoped that Congress viii not
adjourn without acron IN the House OF
Representatives on the bill for the suppress
sion Of pOlygsmy in the Territories. IL Is
the great Rational blot, and unless sup
pressed by all the strength OF the police
power of the government viii spread and
undermine the purity OF the marriage tie
throughout the land. II should not be al
lowed 10 flourish in defiance OF decency and
lGw.-Chicago TeIsgrdm.
Ii there is one thing that is more
amusing than another it is the manner
IN which the Telegram, and the press
generally, for that natter. discuss the
Utah polygamy question. One day
Utah polygamy is only relic of bar
oarism supported by few thousand
ignorant semi-bar barians IN a, remote
ferri;ofy; its oeSoiees neither, posses-
sing wealth nor common intelligence
the next day "upless suppressed
by all the strength Of the po-
lice power of the government ft(polyg-
amy viii spread and undermine the
purity OF the marriage tie throughout
the land" Surely those who take that
view of polygamy can't have much faith
in the virtue and strength Of their
much-vaantehl homogeneous system.
To CRY out that the homogeneous sys
TEN OF marrisge-prevailing not only in
the United States but throughout the
Christian worlds threatened, with
being overwhelmed by the polygamy Of
the Mormons is surely an evidence of
weakness, and a lack Of confidence in
the ruuch-lauded monogamic system OF
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COVERED wITH BIorCHEs.

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CORRESPONDENTS

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terms. No. ~ ". First South sIfes"
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TETTER OFTHE SCALP

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MCCORMICK & Gu.

eA<efal Arssnnon Eivsn ts Tie Sale Of O..
nraatse4ng Ne HigAAst ME-ke, Price
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iIHE advertisement OF Dr.. FoQte. sr.
sppeafS in Tag HEEALD every Sunday.
fnerein vii be found his address.
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Execute Orders for Pursh.ss or sus
etoeks and Boads - New YORK and 81
fRncksco.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-11-10
At Public Auction
ON SATURDAY,
November 18th, at l2 M.

Before the Court House in Asheyille, there will
be sold by ne. by direction of Col. ]. Evans
Blown, the following desirable properties;
No / One hundred and two and a half I1021S)
acres rolling land ae Arden, adjoining the Hotel
property, ana known as the Jules Frady place 2
Good cabin, stable and tobacco barn on the
premises; also small apple orchard.
This land is within q mile of the railway
station.
No. 2. Twenty-six and a half (2510 acres on
the railroad and Henderson Turnpike, one mile
North of Alden. Thirteen as acres in fine grass
and thirteen acres good shade trees, with under,
growth grubbed out
A most beautiful place for gentleman's coun-
try home, for which it Is specially adapted.
No.3. 220 acres on the A. q S. r. R.; about 15e
acres cleared. Large house. barn, de-, on the
property. This was the residence Of the late
Maj. w. j. Brown.
NO4 500 acres on the North Fork OF the
Swannanoa along the Turnpike TO Marion adjoin
ing the lands of Allison and CurIew. This pro
perty is in timber and uninproyed and is Eers
near the Black Mountain Hotel.
Terms one-lalf cash, balancefn twelve mos.
secured by mortgage.
Parties seeking good investment win do vel
TO attend the above sales
A.. LYMAN.
nov d6t&wfw. Real Estate Broker.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-11-10
STATE NEWS.

-.
The Wadesboro Times says: An.
son gives Rowland /, ,157 majority
1T was more like funeral than
ane election here last Tuesday. Some
lone said it was a funeral-the burial
Iof Charles Rism.
The Rockingham Spiritoftke South
says: A little boy, aged between
FIVE and six years, son.of Mr.. Louis
| .McNeill, was burned to. death, at
Roberdel Mills, in this vicinity. on
Friday of last week. It seems mat
the little fellow was playing with
some friction matches, in the yard,
when his clothing became ignited,
and he was so severely burned as to
cause his death the following day.
The Wilmington Star says: The
receipts of cotton at this port, from
the 1st of September up to yester-
day are $500 bales in excess of re-
ceipts for the corresponding period
last year the total number of bales
being 60, ,339, against 1889 in 1885.
The receipts for the past week were
6,645 bales, against 1869 bales re-
lceived during the corresponding
week last year; showing an increase
of 3,27e bales.
Harvey Street, colored, leader of
the cornet band of Durham, and
Dick Ragon, also colored, were killed
while blasting in a well in the Flat
River section at Mr.. Tilley's Thurs
day, the Durham Recop1qr says. It
appesrs that they wei fixing to
make q blast, and the dynamite
exploded, instantly killing Street,.
and fatally wounding Ragen. Mack
Fitzpatrick was also badly wounded.
All of these are citizens of Durham,
who had gone out to dig Mr.. Tilley's
well.
The Ne,0s- Observer says: A Sc
we're wind, amounting almost to a
hurricane, accompanied by rain,
struck the city last night. Empty
barrels and boxes were blown along
the streets as though they were
feathers, and some wires were blown
down. One of these was just low
enough to catch the top of one Of
the express wagons as it was going
up Fayetteville street, and complete
ly turned it upright on the rear end
Mr.. Tom Pemberton Was,in the rear
of the wagon and was severely
bruised by the boxes and bundles,
nearly all of which fell upon him.
Beyond this no damage was done.
Twelve of the leading cornet bands
of the State have been inYited to
participate in competitive trial of
skill at the Cumberland Fair next
week. Each competing band win
pay an entrance fee of ten dollars,
and the society will contribute fifty
dollars as a premium, making in all,
if the twelve bands compete, $170
to the successful band. The follow
ing bands have been sentinvitations
to be present and take part in the
contest, and it is expected that all
Of them will be present: tieldsboro,
Newbern, Wilmington, Shoe Heel,
Durham, Salem, Wilson, Monroe
Raleigh, Greensboro, Davis school
band, and Fayetteville.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-11-10

The Zera Semon combination has
performed to crowded houses, and
merits thepopularity it has gained.
Semon himself is one Of the most
expert prestidigitateurs We have
ever seen. His feats performed
without guise or concealmeut, are
startling and intxplicabie. They
deceive the senses and defy deteeo
ton. Old Nick himself ceald do
no better in his defiance of the
senses. The Marionette9 are won-
derful. They equal any combina-
ton of flesh and blood. In Song, in
dance, IN dialogue, in grotesque hu,
NOR or in broad farce, in all the
broad play of negro minstrel farce;
they are as good as lif'. e
The combination has earned tht
llaurels it has won here.
See the advertisement of the Pana
Ieea Springs of which Mr. John A
Williams is sole agent. They are
situated in Warren county, neal
ILittleton. They are q 'panaeea'
for Dyspepsia, Debility, Chroni'
IDiarrhna, Scrofula, Eczema, &c.
i Col. w. L. Saunders. Secretary o
State, was much benefited by rs
cent visit to Them
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1886-11-10

A NEW ENGLAND LADY AT ROUND KNOB.
To the average New Englander, farnil-
lar though he be with the delightful
scenery of the "Granite Hills of New
Hampshire" trip by rail from Ashe-
vile to Round Knob is a neveT-ceasing
delight. Taking our seats in the ebserv-
alton car in company with some appreci-
alive Ohioans, we went over the road SO
familiar to Ashevillians; and after duly
expressing our pleasure at the beautiful
scenery, &C., &c, left the cars at Round
Knob for day on the hills, and with
expectations of full pouch of game.
We had been told that the hotel was
closed, and in planning our trip had de-
bated the propriety Of taking a lunch
with US, even if it were nothing but bread
and cheese-or perhaps a herring. Inn
agine our delight when we were met on
alighting by the genial Capt SpTague.
who said if we could put up with a inn
provIsed dinner we could be accommod-
ated. Meanwhile we went, out s'to view
the day" and found the prospect ofgame
plenty. Returning we found.a beautiful
repast, spread in Capt. Sprague's inimita-
Bile style, and surely, if this was 'putting
up" what must be dinner with time to
prepare it. Such delicious meats, such
crisp celery, such fragrant mocha, or such
milk with real cream :on it was never
found even in the dining hail of the far
famed Parker House at "the Hub"
Dinner over we shouldered our guns, and
found game plenty at every turn. Groups
of quail and many squirrel were the
sufferers by our, presence, and in the
crisp November air with the clear sky
the hours passed swiftly until the setting
sun warned us that it was nearly team
time. The ladies of our party, who had
taken their turns at the shooting, were
10th to turn their faces homeward. The
happiest day must haveits end, and after
receiving pressing invitation from Capt.
Sprague, to repeat our visit, and try our
luck with the game, with more time be-
fore us, we returned to AsheviIle, deter
mined to visit Round Knob Hotel and it's
gentlemanly proprietor, for long stay
at some time in the near future. to which
all our party unanimously agreed.
A New ENGLANDER WHO WENT THERE.
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Ladies' and Misses Wraps, real nict
and cheap, at WHITLocK's.

Ladies' and Misses Wraps, real nice
and cheap, at WHITLocK's.
Oa0ing to the press OF acork consequent
upon the receipt Of a large lot of goods, aCR
haze been absolutely and6Ie to ShoW our
patrons proper attention for the Ldstt days.
ne beg to erpress our regret, and to sag
that aQsuch dead lock agiU occ3u' again this
season. Ottr stock is noW about complete,
and presents good ralue at all points aDith
real bargains at short intervals.
II REDWOOD &; co.
Ladies' best grade hid Gloves, Cen
temcri, Fosters and Alexander's, and
IGheaper grades, at WHT-LcCK's.
Dress goods and Trimmings, TelUeis, Silks
Sdtias, Iricots, F!annels, Linsey8, Ireeds
Cds8lnleres, GingEams, Prints, Canton F2dn-
5aeIs, BlsGchcd and L1ableached CottOns DC
Fl. REDWOOD 6 ca,
ORc Price Store.
Splendid stock Of best Silk Alpaca and
Gingham Umbrellas,
at WHITLocK's.
Measures taken for a.. Raymond C Co.
Fashionable Ncag York 1diLOrs, and a TT
guaranteed. Samples no1O ready for inSpcc-
ton. II. REDWOOD q; co.
sept % deod
The beautiful songs Marguerite and
White Wings, sung recently by Miss
Miller here are for sale at the Music
Store.
have received new supply of the
brilliant Valse Bellies of New York.
IT, c. FALK.
Flannel Cverskitts, white, Laundried
and Unlaundried Shirts, another invoice
of 40 cents Shirts just in at
WHIILoCK'S.