davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-25

: IL the London wool 'narket yesterday s, 200
bales Ut fleece, chiefly Australian, wcro Of
teresl fur sale. t:uoA qualities maintained
tl,e prices of tue PREVIOUS slay, but poor wool
showed considerable decline.
, 1880-11-25

DEnv1scn rasl,n IL III possession of Dull
c!g,,o, but did not got thero until utter ctglt
hours' listtlng With tho A'banfans, during
which boti, sides suffered very severe lusses
in killed and wounded.
, 1880-11-25

Ir is reported IN Matlrid that Admiral
Jal,rcz, French Ambassador to SpafM, will
SUCCEED admiral ClOutt as Frencl. Minister
nj Murine. Thu departure Of Admiral Jnurez
frum A1attrtt fur l'arls llns probably occa-
siolleu tho rllulnr.
, 1880-11-25

TIE Swiss Government will send west
bound foreign mail through the ST. Gothar.l
Tunnel during the winter. but will permit
passpngors tu p',ss through fur sumo time. at
least not unit! the tunnel l.ns undergone the
,y.,nt1rrAn4f
, 1880-11-25
c0AI-FAhitNE.

:. EptftaI pltpitth 70 1@F thlfd# 3ftoRHes
r.xr,y. Ill. Nov, .t.-Tho wntUr has sct III
wifi, u,suul soyerlty Rad VIZ 0en1oylux nl| tllo
horrvrs OF u coai famine. Thu Gull fur caal In
,Lts paco has bpen ysca!cr t!,an eyer known "
tlis sclsNn Ut tho ysar. hut the Failronds Fri1sa
s,tt}icietlI an,Ulsut tn keep III in y warm And
hcallny condition. 4 !ltttt wua resolved yestGr.
Iuy Alla It IL 10 10 hepod tlu4t wo Will soon Do
rujluY&l1.
, 1880-11-25

fropbAais fur HtltIsistuncr NtareA.
oYYlcr PURCHASING AND DEPOT =. g..

fropoAais fur Atlbsistuncr Ntares.
oYYIcF PURCHASING AND DEPOT Z. 4.}
OMAHA, Mob. NHv, h. i3a) :
SMfd psop?anlk Ia duplicate. subject to tho usun!
msa.ssons Ntli bo rece!yed Ut this ot.Icn until u
s ~ M 99on on Dec Is, 1aa. at which thus ltnd plnco
~ M' oo GpeHod In presence VI bidders for fur
saaas a .nd delyery " the subsisteneo sto!chouse
@un @ an III UnlMna III on cara after Inspection And
p1nsn ht psaco Or lMcktng'. as nay 10 required
~ as eahs!st9nca Department:
~ delEere1 by Jan. III ls3t
~ hvhe hundred ana twenty Thousand jl:hCpO pounds
s"A e mort clear s!dcs. Med.lm wolRht md thick
efSs Tssse saett 70 be ucl!xored ~ jan. y, lssl:
Ss,a,.d ,a .bdfessht. canvased, nnd IN attal buxes.
y y os!lteteA by Jan. H. ISL.
sf sfsa hundred and fnur {l10&} 6-p1lrnd tins Lard
mi tNese tins III case. stIappr.l Ench tin
n, sSa Saa AstuaY ap1nnds, net. OF lard ~ bv sccept-
'ssSelttefea by Jan, ~ l85
~ tinEenMent rcsefY0t thn r&ut Il, re- tect any or
Mpfnposaia. " ~ " ' ~
HfSnoaala and full Information to the
III I. condition. tu h0 0taOrvul bY hld1grst
S1ePpicall0n IL thI1 once. "
Fasonet containing proposals ahould BE- nrkud
N.ww2sas ur sabsstanCe btOrOB." And nd1rHsngd to
s~aeF''kaea- 1AUMAH Wll.HUN.
4 u
, 1880-11-25

Fol this region tu-Aay fa!llug followed by
stationary Or rising temperature, northwest
shifting to south Ut west wllds, with partly
clou.ly weather, nre predicted.
, 1880-11-25

THE l'ersians haye oTnalncntcd tho walls
OF tho prison ut Tabrccz With the heat's Ut
800 Kut.ls nlalu prisoners In a recent batt!e.
, 1880-11-25

J3 Ha
FRlCL FIVE tENIH@&H
Ls=4s14t4
,,,,., r. ~, r, ~,
Milwaukee y 81 fau,, ana Hannibal ~
1usspn p.elcstel. l1lees NJ HUI" "of'
"uo". .no m.sn.s. !.s..o.. y. I'e HIN. wy.
t"s J., 49,, sioehs WILL, ".En "EnE SvihhLt s,, M MEAh
~ ~ tne eat's ag",ks "e'e We9ln.n WI gn.oi
tk'"p"; ~ .,, "tIat @u1u . uv"m ~ ~. ~ !"ao'
Ms !" W. L"A'S'',.c ~ A'us"''io ~ oNf
1'.'caso hlmn 10 l4Ua'
VIC nts' ,s. NV s'oeAs pss",''d t a.tot..' ,..'
@ ss.Isa' "''G 'o,," .s".,,.os.' asosn
l.'r' , n, t, j., W. ~.
a'a i.aHe ono'e' so'e '.,sne. I'M eset. I'o
"as VIZ. a'a a ae',e, '',,u e ~ wa W. =, s''1u
po"s.!u. p'ur n.y., "as ~ ~, :" ..n ~
1uaEy !eS'. 1nc c!n'i 1s. slotxs |yte se s.' . na
ao'aues, ~ ~ a'su ~. iMss ' t"', nv :ea IT,"
oases,te o,,u ,i"."n SUN n!.
s"s"s'ie .,' H,l"'uoosa. ne'"'K, 81 Los
w -,"su'"'c' E'ls sGso"rs' ~. "u' "'1t
no31h"es'et1l pre!esrea; Tnatlanoogn, at
.se c.ose, aec1'nea ~ ~ laele welo Gsl.
ta'h pol'ns a'ss3'ou'eo 10 t''o ehec3 'nas
to-uaS "oua DC
sonl OF DIES SoS'
PATTY ;r;' IN conssaueI'Ge u to 'n.erve"tlon o.
'iae A''t.HsE'"s '''''u"5' ,so"le Peop1o
"h's"'eu 'sat le''''hs ope9atoTs were SO pens
npoh ulc p1opef en)oy'ncnt oi to-morlow
ulat general ho''l'latt'l OIL small accounts
ihixn1 pe eSpeele". lfo'u '.tc feasut 'llat
se!ae1s "ou'" 'a1ee's pieao'h'na1e' inoWGh
t!ts pan WIS app"feht'5 Ieas!oie' a"H'ifapie
though II "as, seemingly 1ell t'irouRh' anu
sohe1h'iR q'''1e the reverse occurred. Inc
fnah1paiatofs OF tue loa!' mh'ke9. WHO so
strenuonstS aepressea prices yesterday. were
satd 10 DC deleatea III thelr schemes: An
extraordinary hny'he movement cohtlhneu
| to prevail bnt the'f opefatlohs were pfl1a-
e'pal'y III Hle INVESTMENT sIo"ks Ut 'nosa
peSo1''' pe'"a'ent"Ic' "l'!'e W. "'e
| !AF"fA'''f'LEs' :
ms lesser securities a1e NJ" eat,eu' were .es
sescfuls aio,e. among tie prime 1afofts.
NnFt!sWesterlt rose 10 lSi3' preterFct 10
l4'e4: 81. lau4 10 ius:a' psetefsea 10 lssN,
n!'h Lake a''t.re 10 '"@9' ine, eho1's o1 aae
saauern1't cl,Hue "eIe sa'o 10 oo co'tspacu"
Gus III THESE tfai'sactlons. ihe spee'a' feat"
tires VI the STOCK h'arKet IN tile INST honf'
after Northwestern ana M1l"aakee q q
Ian', wefe Ef'e. wn'c!! "a'"ucca ~ ~
Ultion !'nclc' 10 lu!!4' M!chls'''1 Eentral, 70
llaA: western onloh le'esrapn. to wy
afiA beia"afe. LacHa"anha ~ hestera' u
lo'H. Inv fcliah'ae1 VI .''e l'st WIS co'u-
Imfat1sels sscaElns' heElectes!'
TIE piiSc1FAi' BUSINESS OF TIE DAY
was III Ere western oAio'' teles[aph'
Pacific. Lake Sl,ore jersey Central, O1,tnrfo
l. Western. Kentling, mud Michigan Ccutrut
| -, ,t ~, 49,. .I.4 a.. . ..,1,.,t. +. .,,.. ..-...,
;Inktns tllo harset rs whine. IL was spccu-
latlscly stfohR neyohd preceach'. Az tho
e!ose ~ ""e N.Y., -, '',.nii., "s -. i"o'
u lis "", .n"' ~ 1'' u. ueno :,
stfntloh u the ah'1tS VI t'e oHli c''!laes
to curry prices tefifphrarl!y at leasl thele way
nea'hs1 any ;haihe', Na'!foa'l oo''us "eso
! Irregular, with the largest transactions In
| Er;r sprnntfs npsy consolidated which ALL
, 1880-11-25

OVER sai50oo in bullion was withdrawn
fron tho Bank Of England yesterday lot
shipment to Now f0rk.
, 1880-11-25

IT required largs i0rce0t cavalry. intaht-
ry, policemen, and OraMge,ncn u escoft
titty-seyeu sacks vi Mr, uvyeVtts gsaln t1on
, 1880-11-25

leagues may cotlt tn recognize the truth ot
I3yro us expression TINT nation cahnot be
liuuEisunnd.
, 1880-11-25

ARCHBISHOP FEcHAH.
NASHVILLE, Tenli.. Nov. sL-AEGhbisnop Eco"
hun tk{ur ch!cuyo to-day.
, 1880-11-25

W !: B [) !: T, r !

4'ecoOnt=cd that, u,tN his tfnte, !he
Development Of HE Plano had bce':.
Il. the direction If lfccIanfs1t', and
applied himself to the l'es1ertinU of
Nieto,lc. aUhicla he In 1,rou"I 7e,nH7'lf-
abtN, ,rott,tciMg j" 1r9'ft.cr ! G,,d ..;,. nnorc
lug capncitU. 1Nis IL sU|sy artists
1ctlcrUt{H prefer these
, 1880-11-25
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Taurus Still Rampant IN the
Country's Financial
Zodiac.
Belief, However, that Jay Gould
Absolutely Controls tho
Money Market;
And that He, Being q Viotori-
GUS Boar, Will Soon Pinch
the Market.
The Oat-aud-Dog Securities, Now
Called Rat-Tail-Files, Already
Weakening. :
1 Bank Business Showing the People to De
Prosperous Everywhere East Of
tue lIarkics.
4 Tendency Toward Higher
Prices in the Grain and
Produce Markets.
The Actual Amount of Wheat
in the Canals Yesterday
x,162, 900 Bushels.
Sad News for CotEee-Torers-
Indictment Of Barnun's
Perjurer.
Mackey Tho Bristol - Barnun,
the Neutrality-suspicious.
giving-Day.
Capt. Kidd's Gold-Madame Gerster-Ele-
waited Railway Employees Discharged
-Eos-Hunt.
, 1880-11-25

.VVV..@~'"EEVs~V*
SEaLSKIN CAPS, 1licris, Dirty
i,.Y, College, Jockey, and Roll Hand
AHtiues. 9Nule fy'ojsl choice Shetland
aid tiioskt Seal. Lo4Vest Prices ut
E.iKNIss' Hut and Fur store, 40 itsdtso't-sts
(Trttu..e Nuitils+V).
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The DnIcignO nuisance.

Gravosa, %. Everything is at
stsndstill pending instructions from the
powers, which cannot arrive for two
days. The vesther is still favorable for
coast operations. The British consul hss
returned to Cettipj,. Toe report thst
foreign consuls at Scutari hsd been ar
rested is to- ally unfounded
A plot has been discovered at Pod
goritza for the surrender of that town to
the Albanisus. The principal Mahome-
dams there have bsen arrested, including
the project, at whose house the compro-
missing correspondence was seized.
Vienna 2S.-Three more battallons OF
Turkish regulars have Landed at San
GIOVANNI, in Medina, south Of Dulcigno,
bringing Ria Pasha's force up to 5000.
Paris, 2S.-In the DulciRno question,
the French commander has been orde. ed
10 ahst.in from all hostility.
Ragusa, 29.-Three Turkish officers
arrived 81 that place on Tuesday and 90
abroad the feet tomorrow.
Provesa. 29.-The general impression
bers. is that unless unforeseen event;
occur, the fleets of the powers were to re-
main ten days longer.
Constantinople, 29.-The Emperor OF
Germany, replying 70 an appeal made by
lrhe Sultan, expressed regret that th'
necessity for executing the treaty O
Berlin precludes separate action on BIZ
part
Berlin. 29.-England and Russia ar
urging the Assem- bling OF the internslions
] Eeei before Stambopl,
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California safe.

New York, 29.-The World says: J.
w. jordan, member of the democratic
county executive committee Of Alameda
County, with j. II. RoSsitsr, of Cali
fornia, called at headquarters last even
ing. Being questioned as to the demo-
cratic prospect in California, Jordan
said: "You can put it down as fixed
fact that we have got them. We have
the best democratic state central commit
tee we ever had in California. We are
holding wonderful meetings everywhere
/ have never seen so little enthusiasm
among republicans Of our state. The
Veterans, under the energetic leadership
OF Rosecrans, are doing good work.
Their association is receiving daily &C
cession from republican ranks. We hsve
a very large independent vote in Cali
fornia, that invariably gees with the
party that puts up the best men. The
crest msjority Of the workingmen who
left the democratic party have come
back, and are coming back to vote for
Hancock and English. We have got the
state just as sure as two and two make
four.
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Grants speech.

New York, 29.-The Times says of
Grants speech: Familiar As is the ground
over which he travelled, very few will
read his earnest snd honest confession Of
political faith without finding in it the
strength which sincere conviction gives
to the least pretentious and ornate Of pub
lie uttersnces.
The World says of Grant: His speech
at Warren, last night, represents the
southern states which hardly three months
sgo and just sitter he had visited them,
he declared to be peacesble and patriotic
communities, as in condition ofscarcely
suppressed civil war. 1t is noteworthy
that in taking possession Of the Garfield
canvass in Ohio, Grant even while ap-
preaching fulsomeness in his praise Of
Coukling, did not take the trouble so
much az to mention Garfield. In fact,
he refused to emulate the politeness Of
the anaconda, which at least lubricate:
the rabbit before swallowing it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
The NeYada aenetership.

New York, 29.-The Sun says: Fairs
attempt to win the Nevada senatorial
seat is not edifyiDg, and adds, respecting
Sharon's seat: "The Senate is nov
closely balanced, and these two votes
may decide important questions on a
pinch. They represent the rotten
borough which was brought into the
Union by republican onSress, without
adequate population, solely to insure q
sufficient partisan majority for political
legislation When admitted, the popu-
lstion of Nevada was estimated at less
than 10000, and now it is returned by
the new census at 5000, CT one-fourth
less than that of Rhede Island, with two
senators aud representatives.
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they will deserve Toe fate that is about
10 fall epon the republican party.
Whatever may be thought OF the
practice of polsgamy, it would seem
as II the commsn sense OF the Ameri
can government and the common
sense OF the paopls Of Utah might
settle this question peacefully in some
way. without the necessity of employ-
ing mercenAry agents at the expense
OF the treasury department to stir up
strife and coniusiop.
f NE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
Another Railroad.

New York, 29.-The Times prints an
article, headed Another Great Rail
road" giving the history of the Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company, and the plens
of eastern capitalists to push it north
ward. 1t is proposed to go to work at
once and finish the line from Corvallis
to Yagums Bay, and to construct sew
enty miles from Corvallis eastward, the
entire $50 miles to bs equipped and in
running order by Septe Der 1st, 1881. A
line Of steamers will then be put on to
run from Yaguma Bsy to San Fran
cisco,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
The Missing ..Ieanne,ts.,

New York, 29.-HerGLd's London:
Sir George Hsres and Mr.. Markham,
with both of whom had further con-
yersation, to-day. on the subject Of the
Jeanette expedition, express the opin-
ion that if news is not received from Cap
tain belong by the end Of October it
would be the duty of government to send
out search expedition in the spring.
NeitheS of these gentlemen, however,
entertain any anxiety in regard TO the
safety Of the expedition, but in so hazard
Gus an enterprise too many precautions
cannot be taken, and too much foresight
caEno. be exercised.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
A Biamarcl Scheme.

Berlin, 29.-The result of Bismarck;s
recent correspondence snd interview al
Friederichsruhe, with skilled, economies
and commercial experts, is in the pro-
lection of bill to be presented. probably
at the next session ofthe Prussian Par
Lament, aiming at the formation of q
state Workingmen Assurances Aid
Mutual Assistance Society, to which
laborers and employers will be bound to
contribute. The system will be first
tried in Prussia.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.

oRos No. l2S4}S, First South St, salt
Lake City. P. 0. Box 4Sl.
Undsrtsks and execute, on tie lowest
terms ind 10 ths shsstSsr tune, either or AL
Of the Wors Of iosatins, grad az, bridging.
tising iieui7g Snd eqaiDpine Strzm Horse
or ogher RAILWAYS; Locating and con-
sfructiss Esg0s reads, tails, reservoirs,
sau=ducts. dAna. etc. iag ins oct sad grains
streets, si1<sfsiks, parzde grounds and raSo
trssss: saeS7stin< ieF bu;;cins foundstioHs,
ses,s s, ir@y--, els, "a vel IS eTsTy SID all
ether kIaGs Q. ak rcGuiIicg the removal II
ssrth, g: aFei cement stone ETC., etc.
y,pQREAu6 Sept,
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60 In.

Philadelphia, 29.-In the Pan Presby-
terrain counsel this morning, the COM
mi tee on credentials reported with refer
ence to the admission of Cumberland
Presbyterian Church and the United
Presbytery of Philadelphia, that as there
was no evidence that they had adopted
the constitution of the Alliance, their sp-
plicatious be not granted. The wordiI z
was modified and the report accepted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
Texan Cattle Fever.

London, 29.-Prof. Brown has pre-
scented his report to the privy council, Of
the Texan cattle fever. He concludes by
saying: 1t is clear that the splentinic
tever Of Tsxan cattle is not the sfme
disease IS the sp'eltinic fever prevalent
N Great Britain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC
BigDsy,s Work.

New York, 2s-Tbis was the first day
OF registration in Brooklyn. The num-
ser registered WAS 4a,23L In '76 the
whole number registered the first day
was f6,543. In '79 the number was 25,-
lG5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30

CALDER ORGANS the 4giea PuS with the ABOVE
Of attention
which dssnGuish thsH Inc
celebrated P Carpenter who has Tor over yes
actions and their possible i bt stand n
yssd None but the best materials IN every part r 0rSsn, IL
knOwedged BY competent judges to pine ao to- dis
break Of by ordinary use A. Wiz The Datent
ut. position ever cnahge
divided Octave Coupler applied these Organs @ 81 nsr
left center OF
Equalzing Arrangen1ent oy Inc
brilliant
by the lower notes OF u
he New Improved Car
reeds also the
npahetc sweetness
description are 70
Organs
board standing guarantee nat
The prices with the e
ofthe magnificent instruments VIII quote
= 1-2 OciaTes
Patent Grand
for orc N insta Send for Catalogues
DAVID o. CALDER,
s,s no SALT CITY.
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DAVID o. CALDER,
SALT LAKE CITY.

EIGHTY September 1872 AID out Of the Entire Lot
Not One Tire has been Loose,
Not One Hub Band has been Loose,
Not One spoke has been Loose,
Not One Thimble has been Loose,
Not One Wheel has Failed,
Only One Axle BrOke--Th8t at silver keef--Ctr.
cumstamces Unknown.
Only One Tongue Broke - That Caused by a
Runaway.
admit the WAGON COMPANY, in the
that
1879 and 1880 the best that have been sa In
Utah of make
and
shouljh mate workmanship tau ty
We Freight Wagons Wagon Material
Before Purchasing Wagon do not fail to See the NEWTON
AGENT FOR
WEIR PL0WS AND HARR0WS
JOHNSON RE&PERS AND MOWERS,
BRADLEY HAY RAKES
SCRAPERS, SEED DRILLS, ETC.
r. WARNOCK,
East Of the Theatre.
Ell H. SCOTT, Travelling Agent
August $780,
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O r q A N $
SECOND TO NONE,
LOWEST IN PRICE.
pseWhat the Best Judges in Utah say about them

B@What the Best Judges in Utah say about them
SALT CRY, Aug 18th, $780,
The undersigned certify have carefully and thoroughly
CALDER CABINET ORGAN CR B. land compared It
With Of which enjoy WodNe
exslent
thoroughuess and superiority
and considered
Meeting and calculated gVeent
JOSEPH RIDGES,
the Tabernacle Fspe Organ
c. J. THOMAS,
T. RADCLIFFE,
Oroantst aadC1 Conductor Of Philharmonic Society
ORsoN PRATT
C. Y TAGGART
W. WEIHE,
HSosist AID RepGTT Organs aud other AHSa 1H11S
CHARLES SMITH
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SPECIAL ADveRrlsEMEsTs.
PxTERsgs. THE BUTCHER.

las ALWAYS ON HAND TIE BEST OF
II Meats in Season, and sells as cheap IS
anybody. Sausages are his great speciality.
Don't forget the place, 1925 First South Street.
Second Butcher Shop west Of Main Street. SO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
MAcKsNZIE REFoem oLuR,
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

THE PROPRIETORs TAKE PLEASURE
L in announcing to the public thst they
have remodeiled end rehtted the Hotsl.
Inc Dining Rooms sre spacious and the best
Of Meals will be served night and day.
Single Hsals, soc.
Hot Lunches (ss per card), 25c.
Room and Board, $3.50 to 90 per day,
$40 TO Sl2 per week.
Board, 81 per week.
The Bar has been removed to the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the sccomm od alton of guests, and is low
open. A. PODLECH 3 CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Main Stree
i BOOTS Asp sHoEs.
10 GEO. DUNFoKD,
:, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
a JAMES PAYNE,
70 Boots and Shoes.
GEO. SAVILLE,
Boots and Shoes.
Second South Street
BREWERIES
KEYsER & NORTH,
Salt Lake City Brewery
HENRY WAGNER,
California Brewery,
CANDIES Axo .cREAN.
GEO. ARBoGAsT,
Candy and Ice Cream.
First Sohth Street
CIGARS, FISHING AcKIE,ET
ED. HARRIS,
Tobacco, Cigars, Fishing Tackle, ETC.,
u First South Street.
OLoTHIHc.
L. GOLDBERG,
Clothing, etc.
COAL.
A. GOULD,
Main Street
Contractors.
SMITH s. DOREMUS,
Contractors for Locating Railways,
Grading, Bridging, Canals. Etc.
Kimball Block.
DRY GOODS.
F. AUERBACH s. BRO,
Dry Goods. etc.
Main Street
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
DAY s. CO.,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street.
2. G. NJ. L,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street.
WALKER BROS,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street
S. P. TEASDEL,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail Main Street.
G. F. CULMER,
General Merch1 ndise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street.
cRAIH AID SEEDS.
T. Q. ARMSTRONG,
Seeds, Grain, etc.
First South Street.
GROCERIES. FRUIT, ETc.
FRED. G. LYNGBERG,
Mallory's Celebrated Oysters,
a First South Street.
BOWRING BROS,
Groceries, Fruit, etc.
First South Street
LUCAS & MEAKIN,
First South Street
Guns, PISTOLS, ETC.
]. HEUSSER.
Guns. Pistols, Tobacco. etc.
Main Street.
HOTELS.
dlIE dOOSE,
Second South Street.
Cliff HOUSE,
Main Street.
VALLEY HOUSE,
South Temple Street.
IRo WORKS.
SALT LAKE FOUNDRY,
Steam Engines, Boilers, etc.
One and q half blocks south of U. @. R.
Depot.
HAYNES & SONS.
Boiler Makers,
South Temple Street.
D. DUNE,
nsa Gates. etc.
second South Street.
JEWELLERS,
o. L. ELIASON,
Jswelry. Watches, etc;
JOSLIN & PARK,
Main Street.
MEAT MARKETS.
WRITE s SONS,
Butchers.
First South Street.
W. PETERSEN,
Butcher.
First South Street.
MERCHANT TAILoRS.
JOHN HAGMAN.
Merchant Tailor.
Second South Street.
JOHN TAYLOR s. SON,
Merchant Tailors.
! 81
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
GEO. CARELESS,
Pianos, organs and Musical Merchandise,
,234 First South Street.
PHYSICIANS.
H. j. RICHARDS,
Physician and Surgeon.
PLUMBERS.
DAVID EVANS,
Plumber and Gashtter.
Second South Street
DAVID JAMES,
4 Plumbers Timers. etc.
West Temple Street.
RESTAURANTS
ARCADE RESTAURANT,
q Main Street
: STOVES AND HARDWARE.
GEO. NJ. SCOTT s CO.,
Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Main Street
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
STUDEBAKER BROS,
|. Wagons. Carriages, etc.
Balm WAGON,
Wagons, Agricultural implements. etc
Firx East Street
JOHN W. LOWELL,
Wagons, Carriages, etc.
First East Street
r. WARNOCK,
: Wagons, Carriages, CSC.
First south Stree
Il B. CLAwSON,
>; Wool. Wagons. etc.
GEO. A. LOWE,
Wagons, Carriages, Ete
uTnH CONTRACT cnkpAHY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-30
GENERAL MERCHANDISE

DAY s. CO.,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street.
z. G. NJ. l.,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street
WALKER BROS,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail Main Street
s. P. TEASDEL,
General Merchandise.
Wholesale and Retail Main Street,
G. +. CULMER,
General Merch1 ndise.
Wholesale and Retail. Main Street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-10

The principal articles IN tho British
Quarterly Review for July, Just rcpub-
llshed BY the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co., 81 Barclay Street, New York, are I:
"Pather Curcps New Translation Of the
Gospels" "Rellgion and Morality"
Evolution Viewed IN relation 10 ThcOl-
ogy," and "lnsplrntlon." The number
Of this Review for October, 1879, under
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Curct and hls expulsion from the Com
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Rrntion Of the translation and notes, and
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inlsh church which has rendered his
work urgently necessary.
The article on "inapirallon" Il In
tended 10 clucldatc the question "What
n The basla Of belief on walch the Chris
tim now stands, protesting 10 hold IN
hls hand the Word Of God, and appeal
ing 10 the world around him to accept
The mcsehge Of life clothed In the Ian
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course 0f II very clear summary IA CIV
IN Of the testimony which susiains the
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