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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-05
RenOYating.

Mr.. George Dunford, the popular
halter, has been putting on new
front, iguratively speaking = in
other words he has renovated the
outside of his store by putting on a
new coat of paint and brushing up
his establishment. Mr.. Dunford is
business man enough to know that
external appearances have very
material weight in this world, and
beIrealizes the fact that if, by max
ing his store attractive, he can get
customers into it, the variety, quail
ity, and general character of the
large stock of goods he carries, will
be Sufficient inducement to keep
them there till they have secured
what they desire, and be an entice-
ment to call again. lie his con-
stantly adding to his assortment
of hats, caps. boots and shoes and
gents underwear, aud is prepared
to suit any and all tastes and prices.
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Ola Belle Helena

Another very large audience as
sembIed at the Theatre last evening
to witness the second and last per
Torrance by the Geistinger Opera
Company. The piece was well acted ,
splendidly sung and superbly COS
TUNED, but with a Salt Lake au-
dience it would never be as popu-
lar as "Boccaccio." There is much
more dialogue in it than in the lat.
ter opera, and when this is carried
on in German and the au-
dience is really English, so
much talk becomes tiresome.
While the singing is in progress 1t
makes no material difference, for
the music is then enjoyed and but
little thought is paid to the words.
In fact, it really makes no differ
ence what language is employed
while singing is going on, Tor not
one word IN ten is understood when
uttered by English YOcalists while
singing, and the better the singing,
the poorer the English, seems to be
the rule. The only drawback,
therefore, last night, was in there
being too much dialogue. Another
disappointment was the failure
of Raberg to appear, and while Miss
Geistinger appeared to be in much
better voice than the preceding
night, it is safe to say that many
would not have attended had they
known she was not to appear.
However, there was very general
satisfaction, and very general regret
that the troupe could not appear
again.
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By the Wholesale.

Dealers who are DESTROYS of lay
ing in full supply of clothing f0l
spring custom are referred TO the
advertisement of L. Goldberg, who
has now on hand special line OF
Pants, Coats, Vests, Hats and Boots
for the trade. He is enabled by a
recent arrangement with Eastern
houses to furnish these goods at the
same terms freight added, that rule
with the manufacturers. A dealer
buying in stock of clothes shout
be careful to secure the very best as
he cannot compete with rivals other
wise. Goldberg guarantees these
goods of the best make as an inspec-
ton Of them will readily show. i
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i. Goldberg.

Mr.. L. Goldberg, the clothier of
the Wasatch Building, is doing an
immense business, as usual. He
states that he has never, since he
opened in business in this city, done
a larger wholesale business than h e
hasfor the past ten days. Every day
large quantities of goods are being
shipped out of his establishment,
and still there is no apparent dimi-
mutton of his stock, which is yet as
complete and perfect as ever. Any
thing whatever in the gents fur
nishiHg and clothing line can be
had at his place of business. 1t
does not matter what is wanted he
can supply it in style. quality, price
and quantity. Remember the Wa
satch Building.
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Wholesale Millinery.

Having secured from eastern
manufacturers special rates on a
large stock of millinery goods, we
are now prepared to supply the
country dealers with everything in
our line at unparalleled prices. We
have one of the largest and best Sc
lected lines Of straw goods ever
brought to the territory, also beau
tiful stock of flowers, feathers, rib
bons and everything in the milli-
Eery line. We guarantee that our
trimmed millinery goods are from
five to ten per cent. lower than can
be purchased elsewhere in the city.
BUTTON & BoYAN,
Main Street.
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Accidently Shot.

On Monday night Mr.. W. Newall,
Express messenger on the Utah and
d ecthern, accidently shot himself.
The train was over twelve hours
late and coming into Ogden about
8 O'clock, Mr.. Newell was closing
ZIP his run, when his pistol fell out,
Striking the floor, it exploded, and
she ballgrazed his left side, infict-
ing deep and painful, but not dan
-Fsrous flesh wound. Mr.. Mr.. Newell
was brought to this city on Tuesday
morning, and DR.. Benedict attended
-2.tIle wound.
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For San Francisco.

This afternoon Mr.. L. a. Morgen-
stern, the energetic agent of the
Geistinger Opera Company leaves
for San Francisco, his home. The
management OF the Theatre here
have spoken Of him as one
Of the most energetic agents
who has ever visited this
city, and a "very pleasant fell
low witbal." The gentleman has
made many friends here, and he will
be welcomed when he visits Salt
Lake again in professional or
other sense. May he be as fOrtu-
nate in having as good troupe.
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To Visitors.

Those visiting Salt Lake City the
eEazning week, please remember the
treat assignee auction sale Of gold
and silver watches, rings, chain
charms and jewelry, the finest ever
offered in Utah. Rogers Brothers
Tat ware, knives, ETC., and other ar
95eIes too numerous to mention usu-
sEIy. All will be sold without re-
serve or limit, and every article
-Jv arranted as represented. Sale at
L and Up. N. each day, Main street,
opposite Hooper & Eldredge block.
egSpIonel Hutchings, auctioneer. <
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DIED.

HAL1FAx.-At Park City, on Satur-
day, April Let, 1882, o heart disease
Mrs. Il. 9. Halifax, Of Salt Lake City
Funeral services at Liberal Institute,
on Wednesday, 9Th inst, at 2 pm
Friends Of the family invited.
Fold thou the ice cold hands,
Calm on the pulseless breast,
For the heat of the summer day is o er,
And sweet is the Chrislian's rest.
LEAvER.-In this. city, March 4th,
1882, of apoplexy, Mary Ann Leayer.
Deceased was born in Banbury, OK
fordshire, England, June Dist, 1910.
Funeral viii take place from Eighth
Ward Meeting House, Thursday, March
9th, at 1890. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
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Third District Court.

Proceedings in the Third District
Court on Tuesday, Chief Justice
Hunter presiding:
Rebellion S. III. Co. Us Jas. Lowe
ct a., contempt proceedings against
Lowe, Nichols, Martin and Springer
discharged.
NJ. B. Williams Gs L. r. Ketchum,
demurrer sustained and case dis
missed.
Sarah J. Plant as II. Payne the
time heretofore allowed plaintiff TO
amend complaint having ex-
pired and nothing being done, case
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Adjourned.
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$500 Reward.

We will pay the above amount
upon capture and conviction of the
scOundrels who f0rcibly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night.
September 18th, 1881, and who mall
ciOusly destroyed a portion Of our
stock and fixtures to the amount OF
about four thousand dollars.
AUER Il MURPHY.
z. S.-The,, Occidental" will con
tinue as of old, and will endeaVor e
keep nothing but the choicest
Wines. Liquors and Cigars. fam-
lies Supplied On short notice.
AUER s. MURPHY,
ProDrietors
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Bullion.

Receipt Of bullion on Tuesday:
nv Mccormick 81 Co.-Three cars
Il Gernania, 5000.
nv Wells, Fargo & Co.-Four
sars of Horn Silver bulIio2, $4,000;
f7Tree bars Of The Copper Belt,
-ess1 l554.80; total, S11,554.80.
By Pacific Express CO.-One bar
M Christy bullion, $2,233.31.
~EyotaI value of bullion shipments,
81. 278.11.
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/ EI2NAX7
8
CT Is TRULY WONDERFUL

IA AS A1u01 W UH0E0g III
Tosee what improvement now exist
- compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
70 aaPginced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
: ,EHIcAeo & NORTHWESTERN BY.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot al
Council Bluffs, where stands the G
& NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready 70 convey its passengers
Through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
ever the superb track of steel raj
thrivi ng cities and villages
; Comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate OF
Epeed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always on time, con-
lisetiOns sure. and passengers seek.
kzg pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy in travelling, viii find the
~ oTth Western" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest Of all
to Chicago and the East. In
1ISG upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets 0tG this Road all agents sell
hem. Examine your Tickets and 70
fuse to buy IL they do not read over
sEis Read. II you wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, you
=. %fn buy your Tickets by this Route,
EAND WILL TAKE Nc
go EER
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
April 4, 1882
ApIII !
VALLEY HOUSE.

april Il 1907
VALLEY HOUSE.
Mrs Brown and three Children. Stock
ton; ID Ross. Ogden; A a Ms6sen, ?
Ludvigsou, Gunnison; J Il Dupont, r
McCloud, o Carr, } Low, Frisco; w
Black, wife and children, Desere,; q q
Davis, Silver Rect; b II johnson, Scipio;
n Woodhouse, J B Gehr, Mrs Herbert,
7 and j White, Beaver; W AcCloud
and wife, Deseret; E Day, j g Brown,
American Fork; A b DunniDg, Spanish
Fork.
Cliff HOUSE.
II MonahAn. Beaver; G Hsnroid
WSles; j Hedges, Frisco; Brown, D
& r G r r; N w Goodall and wife, J J
DAILY. Mrs A B Clinsiness. Park City; 1
D Wines and wife, r Wedmier, Lehii a
Grant, Sacramento; j Bohnen berger, San
Frsneisco.
WALKER HOUSE.
W L Say, Oil City; L A S Elliott,
Utah; @ Won Eynsrn, Won der Heydt.
w Mfeing, Prussia; S Byrsm, Chicag go;
Q G Burns, Atchison; L Litchensteih,
E w RenlinE, San Francisco; " L
Roht, Frisco; A Roht, South Cotton
wool; T Lowe, G K McGee, Kansas
City; A Meyer, G F Weller, St Louis; 4
Koch, Omshs; r Bachelor, r w Cone,
Boston.
WHITE HOUSE.
A z Draper, NJ b Taylor, SGnpete; G
W Hickerson, G Worth, Kanosh; r II
Mcbride, Fillmore; A B Holbrook,
Omaha; Netcslf. Guunison; J Bush,
Milford; 81 q Jacobs, New York; W 6
S Brodish and wife, Park City; B Ken
nicoLt, j B Francis, Grove, His; j W
Brown, Provo; A Usbel, Horn Silver; r
M Morrill,, s L Adams, w 81 Buckner.
E E Smith, O n Sinclair, st George; y
Benardon, Ogdes; E G Dimmiek, Nephi;
q Halifax, Park City.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Hega and wife, Ogden; E Thomp-
son, Kaysville; T West, Philadeluhia;
G T Walker, Omaha; E Goulding, Farm
ington; T Hill and wife. Kansas City,
Mo; a J Stanchfeld, Bingham; J D
Telswortb, New York; J J Cham bers,
West Grove, Penn; NJ B Durham, War
rem, Pa; J s Roberts, Butte; Z Gin
ton, Sandy; 9 Edwards, 7 Scrivener,
Green River City; q E HARDWOOD, Marys-
vale; B Robedesu, Z T Shlreman, A B
StoddsrI, st Joseph; S Smith and wife,
Kate Petty, a Nichols and wife. Mel
bourne; g Butler, Wellington, Y z; n
s MahOn, New South Wales; B Brown,
New York; J w Bash and wife, Helena,
n 7; a Morris, Bingham; PETER,
Tintic; E B Strickland. S. Joseph; n J
Asheiner, E p Ferry, Park City; J w
Willard, Bingham j E Carver, Provo;
J W Reed, Tintic; w Bepell, Spring
vile; H 7 SaWtell, Chicago; W Dyer,
Desdwood; E Curgogur, Coston; ?
Denny, q Cuekner. E W Rensen, S A
Elliot, Beaver; w q Stoddard, G A
Spear, Milford; E Nicholson; Provo; 4
T Allen, Denver; q NJ Bell Omaha; B
Tribe, Ogden; P Desn. Duluth; W w j
and w L Carter, Hsrrisville; W Peoples,
Holden; j G Towsley, Omaha; VIM 4
Shardt, New York; Q w Dcane, Miners
Delight, Wyoming.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a full
line ct Wraps made of the latest
and trimmed in the latest
styles, consisting of Rhadames, Mer-
velleux, MORE and Brocade Stripe.
Also, Spring listers. Jackets and
Dolmans, at prices that are cheaper
than they can be made for. We
have them in light ana dark shades.
COIN BROS.
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For Sale.

Only S1,10O; cost $4,000. a well
built, 5-roomed house, with porch
on north, west and south fronts
painted inside and out: well close
to door; lawn; lot full of best kinds
of small fruits, netting $50 per
year. Lot 7x10 rods. Healthy loca-
ton, three blocks from street car.
On the market for two weeks at
ST 100. S. w. DARKE s. Co.
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Saratoga"

This evening the Home Dramatic
Club will give its first performance
in long time. repeating the bril-
liant comedy OF Saratoga" which
was given by them on former occa-
siOns with signal success. The
cast is mainly tile same and there
will be no difference in the presenta-
ton. unless it. be an Improvement,
which is most probable, in view of
the experience obtained from for
mer presentations, and from recent
rehearsalS In the third act a quar-
tette will be sung by Miss Agnes
Olsen and Miss Louie Wells, and by
AIessrs. n. G. Whitney and J. D.
Spencer. The Careless Orchestra
viii also enliven the entertainment
with some Of its eyer-popular selec-
lions. Those who desire good seats
had better call at the box Office
early, as the demand for seats on
Tuesday indicated beyond doubt
that there would be arush to-day.
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New Millinery.

Ladies should not fail to pay a
visit to the Millinery Store of Mrs.
BURROWS, 1858 KIMBALL BLOCK.
L have just received large variety
of Ladies' and Misses Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets
il all the latest styles also an ele-
gent display of Fancy Feathers,
Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings and
Notions, all at Lowest Prices.
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Just Received By Express.

The handsomest assortment
Ladies' and Misses Wraps that we
have ever shown at beginning OF
season, consisting of Brocade Satin
Satin Surah, Satin Rhadames, DraI
De TIE and Cloth. AS usual, there
will be Special Bargains
at T. AUERBAOH 81 Bro.
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CHIPS.

The "Geese of Ganderica" is now
irving. ' d.
The weather was decidedly cooler
on Tuesday. 0''i
Farms are presenting the annaar
ance of life again.
The highest mercury on Tuesday
was SO; lowest, $50.
The rain was more than welcome.
there was not enough Of it.
1t was regretted that Geistinger
and company could not appear three
nights.
Aesthetics are completely off be-
cause of the impending visit of the
Oscahl
The April term of the Third Dis
trict Court commences on Monday
next.
Z. c. NJ. I. will hold a regular
meeting to-day, at the Council
House.
The Seventies hold their general
meeting at the Council House at
7.3O o'clock.
The bullion shipments on Tues
day aggregated in value the sum of
$17,27S.11.
The Geistinger Opera Company
play next in st. Louis and then
go to New York.
The Tabernacle choir holds
special practice this evening which
every member is desired to attend.
On Thursday evening the Dram
| attic Combination will give a per-
formance at the Theatre.
Qnite number of prominent gen
tlemen from different parts of the
Territory were in the city on Tues
day.
Saratoga" is the attraction at the
Theatre tonight, and the indica-
tiOns are that it will be witnessed
by crowded house.
Dahl & Thompson, proprietors Of
the Dexter Livery Stable, have re-
moved To the old Faust building,and
are making internal Improvements.
Mr.. Bruno Kennicott, general
agent for Leavitt's Gigantean Min
strels, Is in this city making ar
rangementS for the appearance here
Of his troupe.
The little girl, Mitchell, injured
by the unexpected discharge of a
shot gun some days ago, is getting
along nicely, and can now use both
eyes.
The canyon streams are raising
rapidly now, and farmers are a5
work taking care Of their dams, so
as to prepare for the spring floods
as they are called.
In the district court on Tuesday
the contempt proceedings against
Nichols, Martin, Lowe and Springer,
in the Characterization legal diff
Guilty were dismissed.
Peter C. Christensen, a native of
Denmark, William Priestwick, a
native of England, and John Lyme,
native of Scotland, were admitted
to citizenship on Tuesday.
Mr.. Andrew Gebhardt, proprietor
of the Idaho Bakery, is about max
ing extensive Improvements. He
intends putting up a brick extern
sion at the rear Of his present store,
and will also improve the front. IL
is growing business that demands
it.
Word was received in this cityOn
Tuesday that the little son Of Mr..
N. H. Lipman, proprietor of the
New York Clothing Combination,
had died in New York on that
morning. The little fellow was q
months old, and very bright.
The citizens of Ogden have called
a mass meeting for Thursday even
ing, to take steps looking to Undue
ing the railroad companies to put
up round houses there. 1t is said
some merchants have already signi-
ged their willingness to contribute
and it is desired that Ogden City
should offer a pecuniary induce
ment.
You who the world in tumult keep
With open mouth Wheel 'er you sleep,
In mercy some atonement make,
And keep it shut when you're awake.
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Pigeon Shoot.
Ladies

Grand Opening of FRENCH
PATTERN HATS and BONNETS
just arrived, also an endless variety
of CHOICE TRIMMINGS and
Fancy Notions. Ladies respectfully
invited. Ny opening day on Thurs
day, 30th. Don't forget.
n. COLEBROoK.
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Mr.. D. J. James.

This gentleman has been steadily
vwinning a reputation here in his
sgasiness, and now enjoys a flatter-
Ing trade. He carries full stock Of
matches and clocks, and all kinds of
TeWeIry, which he takes pleasure in
showing to the public, and in hav-
Tag them call and examine the
foods. He warrants everything he
sells to be just as he represents. He
Is also supplied with the celebrated
Rogers Bros. solid silver and silver
plated ware-the genuine article.
His place of business is 1866 First
South Street, opposite KimbaIl
BIock,a ne offers easy terms. The
gentleman also repairs watches, etc.
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Palace of Fashion.

Grand spring opening of millinery
and so forth, on Monday. Sd of
April. Mrs. Dye having made her
own selections will be enabled to
please her many lady patrons, both
in style and prices.
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PERSONAL.

Apostle John Henry Smith ar
rived from Washington last evening.
S. A. Kenner, Esq, Of Beaver, is
in town.
Hon. ". Preston is down from
Cache Valley.
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R2rratt Bros,

We think We have the best and
cheapest stock of Furniture in the
west. We do all kinds of uphol-
steering. Thirty new style Baby
Carriages just received.
BARRATT Bros.
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What is beauty's chiefest charm
Melting eyes or rosebud lips,
Flowing tresses, form Of grace?
No; fine teeth these charms
eclipse,
And their sure preservor is
SOZODONT, best dentrifice.
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The ladies who sometime since
were unable to go out, having taken
Lydia f. Plnkham'S Vegetable
Compound, are quite recovered and
have gone on their way rejoicing.
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Just Received By Express.

8. full line of Black and Colored
CashmereS, Spring Dress Goods in
Stripes, Plaids and MORE Stripes, at
prices worthy your attention. Call
and see them at
F. AUERBACH &c BRO.
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ALARGE ASSORTMENT of Lace,
Linen and Embroidered Collars,
watered. and PLAIN Sash Ribbons,
Buttons land Ornaments, just re-
ceived
At F. AUERBACH s. BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-05

CONSPICUOUS amongst the early
EnpOrtation Of Dress F abrics are the
4eW French Sateen and Zephyr
Cloth, some Of such exquisite de-
signs and colorings that they closely
assemble hand paintings on silk.
E Auerbach & Bro are acknoWl-
~afged to have the finest assortment
Ggz the city, and at the Well-knoWn
popular prices. Call and see them,
AT f. AUERBACH 81 BRO.
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Fine Wagons and Machinery.

Go to Naylor Bros. and examine
their fine stock of IMPROVED
COOPER WAGONS, fourteen and six
teen spokes, harrows, cultivatOrs,
plows and sulky plOws, mowers,
reapers. sulky hay-rakes, etc. One
half block south of Theatre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-04-05

Buy HOMEMADE wooden goods
homemade trunks, brooms, socks
and stockings, ETC.. at John G. Cut
ler's, agent Provo Mills, old Consti-
tuition bnilding, Salt Lake City.
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The 10th Of April.

Until April 10th we will sell fur
niture close to cost for cash.
BARRATT Bros.
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Don't Die in the House.

Ask druggists for Rough on
Rats" IL clears oRt rats, mice, bed
Ou9s, reaches, vermin, ffieS, aHtS, IT,
seCts; loo. per box.
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LACE COLLARS, Linen En-
1broidered, Collars and Lace Fis-
-rElues, all neWsdesigns.
WALKER BROS.
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Tabernacle Choir.

The members of the Tabernacle
Choir are requested to meet at the
Tabernacle tonight at 7 o'clock,
sharp.
E. BEEsLEY, Conductor.
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Baltimore Oysters.

The CIRCLE BRAND, the best, fol
sale at the New York Candy Store,
LOO Main street.
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New Arrival

Of Spring Goods at prices never
before offered, at
DONELSON Bios.
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Grand Auction.

Will be sold on Wednesday, April
5th, at II am, sharp, in storeroom
west end Of White House, great
variety Of fine household goods.
Must be sold. No reserve.
E. JACOBS, Auctioneer.
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WEHAvE JUST GOT IN by express
the most handsome line Of Parasols
that was ever imported. The de-
signs are elegant, and the shades are
beautiful. Ladies should call and
examine.
COIN Bros.
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Just Received.

a New and Elegant Line Of : nc
Embroideries, all widths, at IL"
figures.
WALKER BROS.
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If you want Box Labels,
If you want Note Heads,
If you want Show Cards,
If you want Law Blanks,
If you want Ball Tickets,
Ifyou want Programmes,
Ifyou want Letter Heads,
If you want Bottle Labels,
Il ycU want Auction Bills,
If you want Bank Checks,
Ifyou want Calling Cards,
If you want Address Cards,
If you want Shipping Tags.
If you want Business Cards,
IF you want Wedding Cards,
If you want Invitation Cards,
If you want Business Circulars.
If you want Pamphlets Printed,
If you want Job Printing Of any
description, done in a most Satisfao
tory manner, yoa can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addressing
the HF2ALD Office. Salt Lake City