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, 1881-09-24

Special D1spate5 % Ihe E@fe15o 4flhWae.
SIouX CRY, H., Sept. :s,.-Alarce1 Coton-
bre, a cnrpentor 80 years old, wns struck dead
by lightning this evening wIlilo returning
homo from work with his son. Tho son was
knocked ttOwll but not injured. Thu dead
min was but slightly marked, aud there WIS
l,U rain falling ut tile ttn,c.
, 1881-09-24
DknEt.ATE FROM ALASKA,

DHEEuATE FROM ALASKA.
SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. CA dispatch
from Port Townsend says tho steamer Los
Angeles arrived tllero yestertlay from Sitkn.
Tho election Of Delegate to Congress from
Alaska tool! place OIL thu 9th Inst, md re-
suited In thu election Ut Col. NJ. u. Bali, lata
Callcctor of Customs, by four-fifths majority.
Tho election created considerable interest IN
tl,e district, but hui llo pnlitlcal Significance
whAteyar. Col. Bail leaves by tic first steuin
or fur Washington.
, 1881-09-24
CHARGED WITH ARSON,

John lsoo!, tho proprietor OF small book and
pulor store at No. Es0 West Lake stroat, wua
yesterday arrested and locked up at the Wcst
LIKE Street Station upon charge os arson.
At lilly o'clock Thursday night bis plaua
caught fro from 4 kerosene lamp which
, 1881-09-24
MOLLY NTAGUfRE9.

S1tetnt Dttpatth to 1he Chfrapo YrlhinG
., :. w. ~ n .,,t ~ "L n,n,
events II II ai'pfei!e''esl that INC con- legiohs
nro about TO witness m Inauguration OF
Molly Magnirelsn,. within the past
pelutet. co'nh.'apt!ees hayo peen
TeeelFetl III mysterious WAYS "
miners . nta 'l ., othors orr. vito VITO ''ase In
The ,ucnhrrs of I'm tnrrIhlp hretl,erl,onI, flint
,rn se;,I tn ~, l,u,,,,tiu,, Tia nofc1rnrI,,,,
nau sH" ~ w n".n.l''s ~" IL Me'E1,nosaE ,t'
ts'l.ea u 9,,ap p'a'a" ~ M "s'.eas e f aMo"s
Clcartlell ai,,t WcstmoreIa,,d Counties, llas
a1...,l. aau. VI suspcons ~ ".asors' % WHY '",o
yuillntce. and, III the event Of their attcn'pt-
i1,,. orennJxcd uutlnwry. will be Immediately
nrres.t.t. The laia mysterious murders nre
mttrlhntr, IN MnIiv Afnr,,trcs' mn, ] mrcl, ~. "x.
cl;eMent has been occasl9nel by these
CRIMES ~ tlin c0ni-llI'llinS regions.
lily iasest outrage las bcen per-
lelrateH Mt JhilisstnWia, TIC lfon-t'11lllhg
tho ioot Of tlo y llleRIlelly Mn1,iltsl!ls W!lll0
thrfe men employed at ttls Aurora cutlery
werS @ returning ta tielr IN. N.,l'.es Ut south
rurk, henr ;'uEl!lst0wtl. tuy Were nut ny
y ,slns'llres, WIN cnvsren them with , re-
y0lv1lS. n'llt GnlilnsAitaGtt then, tn lla!t. Tile
Hsli'Eels mn tht miners 1flat lileF l!ta tls
ltctl sa!tl' FORK toF the nlrpnse Ut shutting
W. county. establishing Il il'loil, and 10 put
tue riEilt Kind nf bosses n tho works, a'nt
III t!ie road and sWeAr tlat they
@nltlN .lnt re.tlr,i to work under
tie present fife reKll lntinils or c0illply with
tlle rllles o. the Asltnrit Coal CNiltpaily. nc-
col'lpany!ng, the col!Ilhnlu! with terrible
itlrras 81 kill!nE. 0nu IT tho w0rlstic!s,
!tinluliEfiiy irlslitenctl, klottoWll al'l Ni9tlo
tttu 'ltrens4ry prni'ltst, b.lt Gernlnll sol!Sr.
Moai'ti', Immediately opc'rtl tIre upon lin,
MYERS ttrcw ILLS nWtl revolver, but WIS 1i1'-
n,a 70 'sse It, Hs II r'!sacl llre. T!!a 1niMcr
ts!t'' rtire!!tes stnwiy. nt!carorlnG to tlefeG!
brG!> ttlatllhrgGd ut lltin hG foil IN the ruAt
, 1881-09-24

MOBILE, Ala., Sept. :ss'.--J. a. Cuthha'hr
aged u, Ailtl n member Of Congress In lala
and 1881, ase4 yesterday.
, 1881-09-24

ATAnsi1ALLrowS, Ia,, Sept. 33.-Tla scs<
sion Of Tie 1own Convention OF Uniyersaists
ol,unetl this morning with n spirited rollftI-
business Of tlo convention was transacted.
, 1881-09-24


WArEwrowS, Wis., Sept. a3.--Mrs. Charles
Dohbrutz, of Lebanon, riding l,olnc from
lturc Inst evening with her husband as,tk H.
fant, was thrown out Of tho wte1n by the
ItDrscs running away, tho fall breaking her
neck. Thu child wns found to bt untniureu.
, 1881-09-24

SpEe!04 Ulspdtth 10 Tic ChEtaco TF1btInk
MASIr0woc, Wis, Supt. 1l-I1er,Ilau Sal
on.o,l, II brotfipr of nx-tiov. SAlon.u,,, n,ll m
old resident of tllis city, died ut his residences
hero yesterday utter nil Illness OF several
months,
, 1881-09-24
TIE non. SOLOMON SPHINX.

SpfsTa9 2HpuGtN ID TIE E1'1tu9H 7TE'7Hss
YASKwoS, y. r., Sept. e3.-The llo,1. Sol.
o,non Sphinx, formerly Secretary Of Dakota,
and afterwards United Stute Delegate to-,
Congress, died hero tiis morning III tue 5lsr
yeAr Ut IlS ngt.
, 1881-09-24
SUITS or WO.
COt,UAtlItjG.


BUTTS OE NOs
COtuMNCs.
Cor.UMNra, O.. Sent, 9l-{:W. Foster ami
narty. numbering twr,,ty.eigl,t PERSONS. ILL.,
cIu.finv gtata ar,i Er,lcruI ulIccrs pud milf
tor,, stnr 1,,ft II, a ancrInl cnr YAr Wr,1syItle
,,,,;,,.. -. ..t,,,xs,,t ,v,nro t,,o, will mcet
mn's"t Nv '''"l'.'H' ,,.',,,,,,"at f."rno,.i Wov
,.e 1elhh,hs III s...s.s t. '',,a"."a ~% ~% ~ ,.o ~,
fostef VIII 'ne1. assuac ., s,,E f,,.,s =. ~ ,,
seqhles ot, oen"'! ~ l"e o'''u " unW' ,',t'.' ~
GHr CONVEYING .''e F"tt5 nt.s e'"o''t"e'y
drNpch. IL. ILL., lntlt1. sitaiu L0Hlll!ntHlel u
tho Masonfc kniKtts or otl'o' tehtleted 10
Gov. Foster tl'e .Cu1itiianttefIcs OF quo 'or
escort tsnly NJ Clevc'am.. ihe teleR'un'
making tho tender was forwarded 70 t'!e
Cleveland atattlofitles' lAlel't'-hos. i1'chch.
laopnr trcEraptls t'ov. Foster TINT llo ca',tl"t
En 10 Clcye'nmt, having ronsentetl 10 1aNe
charsr Of tho memorial exercises III cl'lcin-
lati nn Mnntlay.
III ytrw ul thu TACT TINT 1t Is tile design OF
tho ClevelAnd authorities To keep tho el'itre
line OF march OF tho funeral processlolss ~
well as cemetery grn,lntEs patroEca by hllll'
tary. It !'as l'ct'1t 10und nccrssary to ortter
out additional trnoIs' Orders l'ayo been Is
sized from portions of vnri"l,s commands to
rrIstazro'ls ut cleveland. 'lEb aR3regnte
Humber "i militia on sluly NJ Cl!.Fe!al'a hex1
Mon'lay VIII be amour sl,W1. ll''s VIII pe
the largest gathering OF the National Gn'.HlS
ever held III tlii0 nhlcr tho present system
OF organization.
The Executive Committee nj tito Oliio AS
sociatIon of Prisoners Ut War, tho ex-ool-
Tiers anu Sailors AssnciatihI', nlNl Ma1ly
local organizations I!AyG adapted resolutions
In melnury Of tho 1cceasc.t President.
DAKoriA rl:i!tsrany.
YANKToS, u. T., Srpt. al-{iov. Orlway
today Issued the following proclamation:
EXECUTIVE 0ry,cE. rssKToS. u. T., stpt. a'
1ssl.~1t Is With rrnfountt sorrt'w tint tho Excc-
ntive nnno""rca to III" people Of pnkotn tho
Heath ni 'ames ~ uhene''' rses.aeAto o1 tho
oh'tesl s'Ntes. 1na ulooas na,u u. tnn ns:ls!n
,S '',' e,,,',.n , ~" ,s, ,,.i ,rta,
r1.. a' Tho ,ennn ,,,nrn snr I'm ',c" an nrnv
t;n TINT ths5,. trIoyea ron,trv INV nuyrr mill,
ha called to trIu,k of lila hitter t.,,p. Lrt ,hu
hcnrl1clt prayers pf tho wlo,o people ascend to
tho God of Nations that no tuuro s,crItecs .nny
bo pqurel. The habilImcnts of mourning
hGrc bcen rluccd upon all 'ot,r pub
lie buildings md til every ho'tsci'oltl
ing !reslacnt OF tno United suites having hxo'!
Su"ns III" o. ,,s. ns u 'sr ~ a,l'.lsi,. .'on
.,n.. " s,s',,.o @ G'san,o, ~ ~ ~ .a ,rass
tory ur Un,.otn. tlu rcnou,,onl lhnt ,ho National
emblcms ia kert ut hu,f.tuns, Until tho tny
when tho remains Of our ilIusrinus ,lcna shall
III. ,leposIleh In their resting. plcr. a,lll thnt
memorial services commemorative Of bis lItc
anu dea' 10 Held oil t'lt my ut MI convenient
nIl aceess'hle p'htes Of "orshlp thfotlaho'st tho
1er'hors' ~ tesels'",'S "l'etoo' nhve nete-
ssa ~. "us'a .a rs,o s'ussu ~ ~ ."e .,'; sno t
.1a,. ~, s"n,on,,,,r = =, 1ss, - 'No'"' '''9 'N
N n. t,,,,w.x
Dxthc f,ovnrnor. t,rouor r. lirur
sccrc,Mry Of lho Tcrr,6ry.
, 1881-09-24
Time. II'at' 1aer. iiu l1tni. ~ FIN Weather
G.tnn. III. ltlMa| u g ~. W.. = .0ifl.t.1taln.
jD:lbn, nj. 1s.JJ.N!S} Il IL Is. ......| nEtnIr.
2:lAj,. m. .sshSAll k9 III IL. W...| Ut Fair.
G:lbp m. I23.Ssit II l1 IL, E...I .l|Grnr.
lG:i} u. Ill, EA4t44! Is 1T l3..n..i II ,lUiEtGlr,

'i1aEometDr c,rrsuiui Tor Temperature elevation.
and instrumental nfrGr.
M1h11 Barometer, a.A4T.
siEuf tl,GtM0nlat0r. 75sS.
Mean humidity. G7.u.'
illKhust tuIurOtutute. e..
Lowest tDnlpprnt4rG. ~.
GESEltAL OBSERVATIONS.
Chicago, Sept. a3-l0:i9 .. m.
, 1881-09-24

EuEono CoryeIl, boarding with his Wifi It tho
Sheldon Court tl1tcl, No. 503 Wcst Madison
street. utod suddenly IN hs rpoln at tha hotci ut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-30
Good Books.

Mr.. ]. G. Earle, agent for ''The
Frozen Zone and It's Explorers, and
THE Complete Home" is still can
wasting for these works. Tbs FIRST ia
q comprehensive history of the voy.
ages, travels, adventures, disasters
and discoveries in the Arctic regions,
including the recent German-Swedish
expedition, the discoveries by Prof.
Nordenskjold OF the northern passage,
together with the sailing OF the Jean
nette, and, in fact, all matters relevant
to the interesting subject. The book
is illustrated with 10 fine enggsvipgs
AMI maps.
"The Complete Home" is a work
OF nearly 600 octave pages, By that
model teacher and housekeeper. Aunl
Sophronia MRS. Julia McNail
Wrighil 1t is book which come;
right down to our everyday duties. G
book which tells as how to live and
work, AID book which is q CON-
plete guide to the organization and
government of a home. II is not 8
book Of dry directions. it is full o
anecdotes, Wit, character, ccnTersa-
tious, scenes and incidents. The en-
tire aim OF the author has been &c
convey this valuable information in q
var in which it must be read and re-
membered.
Mf. Earle proposes to canvass th'
wards in this city SO that those whC
have not done so already, may have
an opportunity OF subscribing FOL
these works.
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Returned.

Hon. A. o. smoot has returned
from his trip east. and went to bis
home at Provo on Saturday morning.
Mr.. Smoot has been absent for some
time, his visit having a double object
Ito obtain rest and to trace out as
much Of his genealogy IS he could.
In both objects he has been success
fuI. Though appearing somewhat
tired after a steady journey of some
LOO miles in about three days,
he nevertheless looked much better,
and feels greatly improved in health.
His time, with the exception of about
twelve days spent in southern Illinois,
was spent in his native state of Ken
lucky, where be revisited the scenes
and such scquaintances as weTs still
there, of his childhood. AS before
stated that he was generally successful
in regsining health, acquiring rest
and learning facts as to his genealogy,
which latter, while not yet perfected,
is in the right direction to a satisfac-
tory solution.
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Billiard Challenge.

Messrs. Rob. Burns apd Josh
Arthur. the latter the champion
bilIardist OF Utah, are ready, willing
and anxious to play a joint four
handed game of three ball billiards,
with any other two billsrdists in Salt
Lake City. The object is TO raise
funds for the benefit of the Alta
sufferers. if i; ia SO wished, or for any
other charitable purpose to which
such fuuds as may be raised from an
admission fee may be devoted. The
gentlemen hare no personal specu-
lation in view, and merely do it for
good. The idea is novel one, and
will be of great deal of interest to
many persons in the city. if i: should
have 10 other effect; while the object
in view is certainly worthy and will
no doubt be accepted by others
equally kindly disposed.
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A EOul Trick.

Between II and u O'Clock lasi
night a filthy trick was perpetrsted
at the house OF ill-lsme of Kate Flint,
on Second South street. At that hour
some peFsons threw bottle through
the illuminated trsnsom over the north
door, and at the same time q jar was
thrown through the transom Of the
east door. The contents Of the bot
ties, which broke on going through,
we're IS foul and filthy ae
the contents OF the heads OF
those who perpetrated the dss-
tardIy trick-and If anything filthier
can be conceived of, it is a question.
Some Cinnamon are suspected by
Miss Flint, while others think three
soldiers are the guilty parties. The
mstt;r will be looked into By the
Dnlice,
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Enforcing the Game Law.
MORGAN CITY, Jan. 29th, '81.

MORGAN CITY, Jan. goth, '81.
Editors Herald:
Yesterday we had three cases before
the Justices court for unlawful posses
sion of fresh deer meat and deel
skins. Epbraim Robson was fined
$50 and costs, John WEIGH S25 anc
coats, and George Robson Sl5 and
coats. Complaint has just been made
that there are eight Indians ip Lost
Creek (supposed to be Indians from
the Mslsd Roservatiou) wantonly
killing deer for their skins. They are
reported to have come into Croydon
settlement Offering the people heaps
of deer meat if they will come End
fetch it. 1t does not look just 10 fine
citizens for only having deer mea. in
their possession, and allow the In
dams 10 Kill deer by the hundred.
The deer are very numerous up Lost
Creek this season. F.
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The First New Importation.

We have just received 200 pieces OF
EMBROIDERIES; Edgings and In
sertions to Match. The Styles are
New. and decidedly the handsomest
We have ever shown; the Prices We
guarantee TO be the Lowest in town.
We have also opened q Fine Assert
ment of Torchen and Sunjona Lsces.
Silk Illusions, Creme Esprit, Spanish
Laces and Ties, White Net and other
Lace Novelties. COIN BRos.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Ada DWyer will be up from
Provo this evening.
Hon. a. o. Smoot, returned home
% Saturday morning.
Jos. A. West. Esq, of the Junction,
yns in town on Saturday.
Eupt. 8. W. Sears, of Ogden z. G.
NJ. J.. was in town yesterday.
Mr.. T. J. Almy. who is new on the
Utah Eastern, also came III last night.
R. @. Chambers. Esq, came in
from the Park last evening By rail-
road.
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Mazeppa.

On Wednesday evening next, the
Theatre will be open under az en-
gagement by VIM. P. Petit, manager
of the Miss Fanny Louise Bucking-
ham Mazeppa dramatic combination.
Miss Buckingham, is the well known
Mszepps. and cones with her noted
gray horse, James Melville. She is
supported by her own company,
which bears an excellent reputation,
and makes thu mest possible out of
the thrilling drama. The engage
ment is for sour nights, beginning
with Wednesday, while on Saturday
afternoon, matinee will be given.
Miss Constance Murville travels with
the company, snd will sppesr in
the comedy the soldiers Bride. "
The usual rates will prevail, with
no extra charge for reserved seats.
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CHINESE NEW YEAR.

/ The Celestials In this city are nov
rejoicing at the advent of their New
Year. John Chinaman has been very
carefully training and watching his
lilies, scripiurally remarking as be
ljudiciously regulates their sunlight or
shade: "Oonsider the lilies how they
grow" Should his cherished lily be
in full bloom on the Both inst. Ito.
day., "Ohins New Year." it iDdi-
Gates 8 fnll boom OF prosperity for
him during the year; but ifsLy flower
Is witbered on that day that means a
death in bis family before the next
New Year-perhaps himself. Should
all the ilwefs happen to be WitheIed
or blasted by frost or other accidental
circumstance, he will Immediately
try to commit suicide On rice and
brandy and opium, knowing full well
that total destruction in stocks, lot.
teriee, tan" love, death, and every
thing else awaits him In the immedl-
ale future.
Every Chinaman in town has his
lily, q majority OF which are in full
bloom, and the owners are in a state
of ecstaoy over the fact. Some OF the
hesthens visited on Saturday pointed
with pride to the blooming hyacinths,
and stated that money could not pur-
chase the fragrant lily. The Oeles-
tisl new year lasts three daye, or
rather the celebration OF it does, to-
day, however, being the principal
one, while to morrow will wind up
the celebration. 1t is said that these
are the only three days on which the
Chinese ever spend any money that
is unnecessary. but they do it
lavishly then. all work that can
be avoided is suspended, and
the sons of the Flowery Kingdom.
who are usually so abstemious, get
gloriously full on rice brandy. No
kind of food is too good or too expen-
sive, and candy of peculiar manu-.
facture is spread out for all who will
psrtske of it. A number OF strange
devices are hung about their rooms.
and their places are gaily decorated
as the hsatben notion of decoration
gees. Among other strange things
are spiral or serpentine articles, which
are lighted at one end, and which
burn steadily and slowly, and unwiEd
as they burn. without setting fire to
The adjoining folds, for three days.
Bot most of all do tie Chinese give
vent TO their enthusiasm over the
occasion in the discharge Of fire
crackers, which they set of by the
bunch, and get the greatest possible
noise out of the sportive cracker.
In one respect, at least, the heather
resembles the average Ameri-
more noise, din and internal
racket generally he can make, the |
more patriotic 10 the celebration and |
general the enthusiasm.
The idea that Chinese ID this ooun.
try celebrate only their new year is
at least as regards Utah |
Celestials. On each recurrence OF |
he Fourth of July, their places are
irsped out in g profnsiou of stsrs and
stripes, and they make as much noise
With fre-oraokers as the most pa
riotic SOD OF this free soil-snd they
IRE willing TO spend as much money
n the cause OF patriotic din.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-30

THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL. 667 to
677 Broadway. New YORK City, is &C.
knoWledged By the travelling public to
have the finest and best furnished
rooms of any hotel in the city. It is
now under the management OF
Keefer, McKinnie & Co., OF the
famous Manhattan Beach Hotel, and
ia on the American plan. ct the pop
Mar price Of So per day. +
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New Lodge of |. O. @. E.

Grand Master W. L. Pickard, &C.
compsnied by Ed. II. Murphy. past
grand master. and officers and mem.
bers OF r. w. Grand Lodge of I. o.
0. F., of Utah, goes 10 Park City to-
morrow morning (Mondsy) for the
purpose of instituting q new lodge OF
the order in that city, and will return
per Tuesday evenings $50 train.
The new lodge will be number seven,
but its name has not yet been de-
cided upon.
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DIED.

CAvE.-In this city, Janusry 18th, Of
pneumonis, Elite Smyih, daughter Of
Fred. and Nora Gave, aged 8 years and
90 days.
Funeral services from residence Of
parents, to-day, at 10 o'clock am.
Friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-30

THE SAN FRANCISCO GAL
LERY, between the Continental and
Valley House. on West Temple
street, will remain in town another
week, and will make the Best and
Cheapest Pictures ever heard Of.
Proofs shown of photographs, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
+ G. L. EASTMAN & Co.
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RuRNE11,s cocoEIHE

Kills DGndrit6, ALLayS Irritation, ana
Promotes the GTotOth of the Hair.
Collaboration over two years ]
have suffered terribly with ''scald
head" in its worst form. A few weeks
ago I tried bottle OF your COCAINE.
The first application gave me relief,
and now the disease is effectually
cured. Yours respectfully,
n. G. STEVENS,
Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, He.
Burnetfs Favoring Extracts are
perfectly pure. +
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Bullion.

Receipt OF bullion on Saturday:
By Mccormick L Oo.-Four bars
OF stormont bullion, S.. $50; one car
OF Basin bullion, 81, $50; value ST.
700.
By Ontario Company, Jan. 28.-
Six bars OF Ontano bullion, 9, Alb o.,
81, 800.
Total value Of shipments on
Saturday, SIS. $50.
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To Capitalists.

II you want a place to build a
nome, with surroundings thst cannot
be equalled in Salt Lake City, call on
Us and we can please you. Room
ample and facilities for every want.
ne ANDERSON & PoMERoY.
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SPICED PIGS FEET,
+ At BoWRING Bros.
To Our Patrons.

Please bear in mind that We are
now in the midst of our semi.annusl
clearance sale. We have on hand
the fneet assorted stock of Dry Goods
in town, which We offer at lees than
eastern coat, in order to mako room
for our spring imporiations.
+ COIN Bios.
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JUST ARRIVED. q lot of Homemade
Notified Gray Blankets,
Gray Blankets,
White Blankets,
Red Twilled Flannel,
White Twilled Flannel,
Linsey Sheetings.
Red and White Flannel,
Stocking Yarn, etc.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
Old Constitution Building,
I Salt Lake City,
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HOMEMADE PICKLES,
+ At BoWRINa Bios.
Gold Spectacles.

Lost, at or near the Pcstofice,
Saturday evening, Gold-bowed Spec
taoles, in leather case. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving them al
HERALD Office. +
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CarpetsI Carnstsl Carnats |

II. Dinwoodey wishes you to call
and see the new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with
borders to match. Also Three Ply
and extra supers. su17
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Furniture, Etc.

We have q large new and we'll
selected stock of Furniture, Mattresses
of all kinds, Feathers, Pillows and
general upholstery.
BARRATT Bros,
ole 123 to 131 Main Street.
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Removed,

E. ]. Swaner & Co., Msnufac-
turing Jewellers, have removed their
establishment to the store next door
south OF Eagle Emporium. Call snd
examine their stock. T
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We offer lot OF HARRIS SEAM
LESS. Three-Buifon OP E r A
GLOVES, in the handsomest shades,
at $1.25, reduced from 80.
+ COIN Bros.
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DAVID EVANS, the Plumber,
1914 Second South street. does
Plumbing, Gasftting, making Water
main Connections, Repairing and
general iobbing promptly and chesp.
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You can get all kinds of HONE
MADE WOODEN GOODS, st the
lowest market prices. at
BURTON, SONS & YOUNG'S,
oc6 1922 First South Street,
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The OPENING of the T HIR D
TERM OF the Twel tn District School
will begin Monday, January 81.
under ". VanCott, principal. /
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HE PALACE CHOP HOUSE, in the
rear of Barr & McTiernay's Saloon, is
the best place in town to get a Good
Square Meal. JOSEPH EVANS.
t Proprietor.
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Immense Bargains

At Csmeron's New York House.
Choice Goods OF every description at
Cost, to make room for Spring I'm
pOrtstions. /
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Real Bargains

10 Every Department, to make room
for Spring Goods, at F. Auerbach
& Bros new store. I
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FINE SALT, at Bowling Bros. at
60c. per cWt. +
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LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SIDING,
POCKETS, ETC., CHEAP, AT
GATIniEE.::TA L0Ri&.Co'a. :
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SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS
MoULDIHCS, BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZgs OF WINDOW GLASS;
At BOTTOM FIGURES, LAT
TIMER. TAYLOR 4 CO. :
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Wanted.

A GOOD COOK. Apply 10 DR.,
Harlan, No. 6 Fort Douglas. +
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Positive Clearance Sale

OF Silks, Satins. Dress Goods, at F.
Auer0sch & Bro. new store. +