The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-19
BUSINESS NOTICES
JAMES DWYkR.

ted for the seasons trade than nol
His most vslusble freight was delay
beyond the time expected, which b
T thrown him somewhat behind
making his usual grand opening. bl
he has the goods end be draws ii
custom, as could be seen any DAY la
week, especially on Saturday, whe
the store was PACKED full of custom
ers from eprly morning until late q
night. So heavy is his stock thl
wear that he is totally unable to max
anything like proper display, or t
show it to any advantage. In tn
line OF useful, elegsnt, and bolids
books be has never had the equal
which are suited to every taste. t
every inclination, and to every purse
while he still carries his staple stock
The same is true of his dolls, and toy
generally, and one could hardly be in
duced to believe, without actually
seeing. that such an endless variety o
dolls, small and large, DARK and lig 1t
with heads and limbs that turn anC
without; and with and withou
squesking snd eye-rolling properties
would ever secure purchasers. The
Attest styles Of toys OF all shspes
LIES and styles are also to be seen C
be appreciated. In the line of pres
enls for ladIes, he has also superior
assortment. They embrace every
style OF ladies' work baskets and
boxes; albums, of all sizes and will
and without ornamentatiop; and
glove and handkerchief boxes; and
very large and elegant collection Of
velvet and other frames for pictures;
Insstands and penholders in multi
tudes of shapes and workmanship; and
20 on without end. In TACT, one must
see all to appreciate. One thing is
deserving of special mention and that
Is the lllImitable number and endless
variety CT childreD's toy books. useful
and ornamental. See his advertise
ment and call at his store.
GEO. 4. MEEARs.
In speaking of the business notice
Of Mr.. Geo. a Meears, it is really only
necessary to say it speaks Tor itself
MIR. Meear. i; business nan who
tncrtdghiy understands business, and
tbe manner in which to
mek6 custom. He has made himself
= reputation already es one who
means what he says and knows what
be is taking about, and when he
promises any thing, it is q certainty
.hs. thing vii! be performed. Thus
ne guarantees that all liquors sold by
MIN, whether q. retail or wheleea'e,
'hai! tie precisely what they are repre-
'ented to b. wien lie says 40 more
rust or book account SALE. ne means
no more; ana when he tells the poor
If the CITY that st 8 o'clock p. IN. on
Christmas day, he will open his bust
ness for the purpose of distributing
% the poor, 500 losres OF fresh bread,
Loo pounds of roast bee, a big cheese,
md fifty gallons Of Christmas punch,
nd that those IN any way crippled,
or unfortunate, will be gwen
he preference, it means that the let-
er and spirit OF the promise will be
VS. need not say, see
lis advertlsement-you cannot helpit
BLRRATT BROTHERS.
The Messrs. Barratt Brothers are
teadily growing in public favor, aud
heir custom in the furniture business.
which is their speciality business, lie
teadIly increasing, becag Sc they show
N appreciation OF the wants of the
PEOPLE. In a brief bat pnpgeut
notice which appears else
where, taey mndesty call attention
o Their vsry lsree ard very excellent |
took Of gods. L las b tn - cl4lly |
inosen for this ,GsEkss. aad thio
hoise is the result Of gears OF COL
tant study AS to the waDts OF the
In which they DO husire-F.
Every thing required 10 hcu farnI-
ure, and il every style can be found |
q their stockholm tAe homely but |
ubstantial and durable, 10 the elegant,
be chas;e end the costly. They |
ave especially q line of chamber |
ults which are truly beautiful,
md would charm any maiden,
70 she never so coy, into con
enting to become a bride; or any |
wife. however much she may be ad-
icted TO Caudle lectures, to hcld her
'eace in its presence. They are, in |
act, prepared to suit every taste and
very want, and sell at the lowest |
,ossible margins, desiring quick re
nrns rather than large profits. Their |
lace is the cid Salt Lake House,
irectly opposite f. Auerbach & Bros. |
GEO. ARB0GAsT.
No candy store, business house, or |
confectionery establishment enjoys o
'etter reputation for the purity and
enersl excellence of its goods than
dr. Geo. Arbogast's, popularity known
's the Oyster Grotto." Not only is
noted for the purity of lis candies,
'ut also for the artistic manner in
which they are gotten up. This city
lsed to send thousands Of dollars away
very year for what are kuown as
sncy French candies; and Mr.. Aibo
,ast has done as much as any person
o keep that money here. By manu-
scturing candies that are 10 every
way the equal of the imported French
FOODS in appearance, sId infinitely
heir superior in purity and quality.
Notwithstanding the extensive facil-
ties the GroIto has for manufacturing
,andlss, 1t has such a steady custom
hat only with extra exertious was it
ible to begin to prepare for the extra
demands incidental to the holidays.
dr. ArbOgast is also agent for Utah
or the celebrated Booth oysters, and
les facilities unsurpassed for supply
Dg the demand of the public with
'ivslves in every known style. TIE
irotIo is fitted up in tae most becom-
ng manner, and after reading the ad-
'ertiseme1t, all should give the place
| call and see how inviting it looks
LITTLE & RoUNDY.
Little & Roundy merely announce
hat they wish to call attention to
iome OF their holiday goods this
and enumerate a few. 1t
8 propably the truth, that no store IN
he cityis packed more full with goods
ls that OF this firm; and it is certain
hat no firm can offer to the public a
more varied, elegant. costly and
,hsste selection than they do. It must
be remembered that the stock By Is no