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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
A Christmas Bazaar.

AS the holidays approach, those
who intend making investments In
the way of gifts, etc., are looking
about them for acceptable places.
In this connection the fine jewelry
establishment Of E. j. Swaner q
Co. should not be overlooked, for
therein repose the gems OF the
east, the precious metals of the
wesi, and ever ything in short which
the resources of nature and the
band;craft of men have made de-
sirable as objects Of Ornamentatlon
or use. This firm is one OF the
youngest in the city, yet by their
genuine transactions, their SOLID
goods and their conformity to a bus
mess standard. have.alreadyisecured
an enviable trade. Their extensive
and constantly increasing patronage
eyinces this. Call and examine
their goods and prices; all ages,
sexes and conditions can be salts :
fed. The firm also has the most
complete of workshops, where not
only all kinds OF ornamental work
but repairs also are carried on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
Motifs Patent Paint.

On Saturday the attention OF
many people WAS attracted by a
miniature house built of half-inch
lumber surmounted with the con-
ventional shingle roof. Alplacard
announced that by the application
of a fire proof paint, in which Mr.
George A. Meears is interested, the
frail structure would be rendered
incomDustible 1t is proposed to
envelop this little house with straw,
&C., and pour coal oil all oyer it, ig-
hitting it so as to surround the con-
Germ with fierce flame, and great
heat,and it is asserted that no injury
will be done to the lumber or
shingles.
Amy paint which can bring about
such results is certainly a very re-
markable production. The public
test will be made on Washington
Square. Due announcement will be
given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
A Scottish Festival.

Last evening a number OF Salt
Lakes representative Scotchmen
and a few others who make some
claim to fair Caledonia heritance
generations back. assembled in the
large hall at the q. G. M. I. shoe fac
tory, by courtesy of w. 81. Rowe,
ESQ.,, to show their appreciation OF
Mr.. Allan Mcdonald and MS music
and dance. AS q piper and dancer
Mr.. Mcdonald has most extraordl>
nary ability, having come into pos
session of several very fine medals
while in the regions of st Mungo.
He IS now on his way to San Fran>
cisco and before his departure the
admirers of the festive bag-pipes
wished to show the gentleman that
Salt Lake has number Of people
who still adhere to their national
music. The gentleman's sword
dance and Highland Fling as we'll
as his piping were very heartily en-
Joyed and applauded, as were also
songs, Rotations, ETC., from a num-
Der of others present who contri-
buted to making the affair an inter
esting entertainment. Professor
Jos. j. Daynes accompanied the
singing, while W. G. Dunbar, Esq,
manipulated the pipes to Mr..
McDOnald's Highland fling. The
affair thro dghout was most enjoy
able,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
Going East.

Mr.. J. W. Birdseye, formerly
speaker of the Idaho House of Re-
representatives., arrived in salt Lake
Saturday and will take his departure
today. The gentleman. accom-
panied by his wife, is on his way to
New York, where he will attend
the marriage Of his daughter, that
being the object Of the eastern trip !;
after which he returns to his home
in Salmon City, Idaho.
The celebrated deadlock in the
Idaho Legislature which occurred
two years ago, during which some
three weeks were consumed in
doing nothing, resulted in break
finally when Mr.. Birdseye was
chosen speaker. The Democrats
and Republicans had an equal
representation, and nothing could
be done during the time stated un.
til the gentleman was carried
through as a compromise candidate.
He is looking and feeling quite well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
The End Of the World

Speculations about the probable
date of the Worlds destruction are
ridiculous. When man dies that's
the end of the World to him; and if
the reader of this paragraph is
troubled with a bad cough, cold or
sore throat, or difficulty Of breath
ing, hoarseness or any affection of
the bronchial tubes, the best thing
he can do is to postpone the fatal
event indefinitely by a prompt re-
sort to H0le's Honey Of Horehouad
and Tar. which will assuredly pre-
vent the complaint from terminate
ing in consumption, and soon re-
store his respiratory system to a
vigorous condition. Sold by drug
glsts everywhere at so cents and ST..
Large size much the cheapest. Pixies
"oothache Drops cure in one min
ute.
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PERSONAL.

Katie Putnam is doing an I'm
anense business in Montana.
A. G. Reese goes south on Mon
day to Beaver and vicinity, IN the
interest of the Utahldazstteer.
,Jabez Faux, superintendent Co.
operative store, Moroni, arrived
Erom the south to>day.
Orson Rogers, representing Spen-
GER Clawson, wholesale dry goods,
Eas returned from another Of his
successful trips.
Mr., T. B. Gault has been ap,
sointed General Agent of the Pas
senger department of the Union Pa
cifc railway, at Chicago.
Judge Emerson has received an
appointment from Grand Master r.
E. Withers, K. t., to act as that
officials representative in visiting
lodges in this part OF the country
aad making reports.
Honorable Mckenzie Bowen,
Minister of Customs, Canada, ar
rived in Salt Lake last evening acs
compaDied by his invalid wife and
his daughter. They remained in
their car at the depot last night.
To-day they will visit points of in
aerest in the city, and continue their
westward journey on Monday. Mr..
Bowen is taking his we to Cali
fornia in the hope that the climate
there will restore her health.
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Gen, Hancock.

Gen. w. S. Hancock. the man
who ought to be President of the
United States to-day, arrived in
Salt Lake, with his party, in a
special car yesterday evening. The
General remained at the depot all
night, and will to~dav be the guest
of Gen. McCook, at Fort Douglas.
His visit across the continent was
announced in the Geographic
columns of THE HERALD a few
days ago, although 1t was not then
positively stated that he would visit
Salt Lake. The mere mention OF
that fact is sufficient to enlist the at
tention of Salt Lakers, majority
of whom are admirers Of his millt-
airy record and believers in his poll
itical principles. THE HERALD,
for itself and its numerous readers,
extends to the distinguished gentle
man a hearty welcome.
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The Barbarian.

On Wednesday evening next, In
the Salt Lake theatre, Mr.. John 5.
Lindsay and Miss A. A. Adams,
supported by a well-selected COM
pany Of the best available talent,
will appear in The standard and
always-acceptsble play of lingo
mar, the barbarian" Few pieces
in the English language enjoy
greater favor than this; it conn
bines much that is sensational with
the strictly legitimate, and is in
itself a highly moral and poetic
story. Mr.. Lindsay as the nomadic
but chivalrous depredator. whose
prowess was only subdued by the
mystic spell OF love, has field for
the exercise of his excellent quail
ties as tragedian; and Miss
Adams, as the loving, heroic and
self sacrificing "Parthenia. will
fairly divide the honors of the ocea-
sion. We look for full house.
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Police Court.

5. Sleeman, for a straight-out
drunk and Woods Cross language,
Sy1th a spripkling Of John L. Sulli-
van business, was assessed SIS.
John Worthey. for pugilism in the
&irst degree, paid in the gate money
SIS.
William Williams, look you. was
Eillin' you see, to use cuss words
and get full, L tell you, and he paid
$40 for it, l warrant.
@. Baxter, charged with stealing
a horse and buggy, was discharged.
Edward Wild, for Cickth Guard
Indulgence, was taxed S..
q. Lancaster, charged with get
ting inside of pants without going
sG5hrough the customary formality of
buying them, was held over for the
present.
George Curran, for a true assure
drank, was required to pay an as
sessment of S..
Peter Olmsdale, accused of being
a"Vag, was discharged, and LETT he
presence of his honor with smile
that was childlike and sweet
C. E. Morris got nights iodg-
dngs under lock and key.
James Wilson, for excessive bac.
echanaliaR indulgence, was brought
IN,
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The Salt Lake Easel.

The Easel is now exhibiting two
small landscapes in oil, the work OF
Miss Blanche F. Darling, of this
city. The young lady is Is years OF
age only, and the pair of pictures
shown are her first efforts in oil, so
that the critic must be to the faults
a little blind. The work in many
respects is quite clever and pleas
ing.
During the holidays the Easel has
been placed at the disposal of the
young people, and all are invited to
send their drawings, paintings, ETC.,
for exhibition. Any article of merit
will be shown with pleasure, and it
may be the means of bringing to
the front some youthful talent yet
unknown. Boys and girls,remember.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
To Stephens Music Glasses.

by Dear Pupils-I have thought
it best to take a couple of weeks'va.
cation before the holidays, so that
we may proceed with our studies
in the New Year without Interrupt
ton Our next Schools will be held
as follows: LIST class, January End
End and 3rd classes, January 3rd,
1884. To kee p in good practice till
we meet again, [ would like the
boys and girls of the 1st class to
study and learn the songs on pages
172, 173, 142, 143, 1zS, and 129 in song
Echo; not forgetting their opera
choruses. My boys and girls OF he
End and 3rd classes will not, l hope,
neglect their task in the Reader a
merry Christmas to you all Ny
address will be while absent, E.
STEPHENS, Malad City. Oneida Co.
Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
Walker Brothers.

Walker Brothers have q new 3D.
nouncement in TO days HERALD
which they set forth special inone'
ments in the line of new goods, 81,
which are to be closed out a. y
without reserve. Gall around "
examine; if anything is WaIteu
the bolidsy., or winter supple,
the object sought, you can ms I.
at Walker Brothers on terms raI 4:
to be met with in this part o. ~
world. The firm means what u =
and an inspection will show Wn'' nj
means. Drop in while passing
be convinced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
To Our Patrons.

The SUNDAY HERALD has at
tanned such an immense circulation.
and there is so much time taken up
in its preparation, that we must re-
quest advertisers. both old and new,
TO hand in their favors not later
than Friday evening, in order to in
sure insertion in the following Sun>
days issue. Several of our adver.
Users could not be accommodated
in this issue on account of their an
nouncements coming in too late.
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DWyer's Opening.

Not to neglect an old and pecu
liarly happy custom, Mr.. James
Dwyer, the bookseller, will have
the usual grand opening this year,
the event transporting Monday even>
ing at 6 80 o'clock. During his re-
cent trip east, Mr.. Dryer purchased
largely of holiday goods, most of the
stock being selected personally. and
all of it comparing favorably in
quality and appearance to the fine
displays OF past years, while The
prices are said to be much lower.
The usual rush may be looked for
on Monday evening, Of the de-
lighted crowd OF admirers and
buyers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.
Conducted by the Sisters oil Sc.
Mary's Academy.
ROLL OF HONOR.


For November, 1888. Intermedl'
ate Department, two classes III
cluded-Silver medals for good con-
duct-Masters Hanni6n, Conner,
Mueller, Ford, Heenen, shurtlitf'
Janney, Ducheneau, j. Whelan,
HepwOrth, A. Slater, d. Earl.
Honorably mentioned, not having
been here the required tlme-Mas-
tiers Noble, Walter, henry ana
Louis HazelgrOve.
Studies and application, silver
medal-Masters T. Whelon. Glenn,
Hannifn, Mueller, Cohnor, Heenan,
Shurt,iff, Janney, Ducheneau, A
Slater.
Honorably mentioned - Masters
Noble, Waiter, Henry and Louis
HazelgrOve.
Tablet-Masters Williamson, D..
WHEEL N, Homer, West, McMlilen,
Ford, Il. and D. EARL, Wilkinson
and Shoemaker.
Junior department., two classes
included, gold medal for good con-
duct-Masters Il. Earl, Benedict,
Hall, Warren, Carothers, Rupen, j..
Hoyt, Cunningham, Salisbury,
Schoppe, Jones, B. Hoyt, Roy, DICK
enson, w. Smith, Upton and Cleg-
horn.
Honorably mentioned Masters
E. Hazelgrove, Case, e: and }.
Hirschvogel, z. and V. Lollln, KIM
ball, Yearing.
Studies and application, silver
medals-Masters Hall, Benedict, III.
EARL, Warren, Harvey, Riepen,
Cunningham, Burns, Salisbury,
Schoppe. w. Smith, Jones, Mar
thina, Upton, Gilman, Dickinson,
Cleghorn, Hoyt, Beyin.
AHonorably mentioned - Masters
e. Hazelgrove, Heath, Klmball,
Case, V. and G. Lollin.
Tablet-Masters Bess, Banner
man, Curtin, Hoyt, James, j. Smith.
Pagan, q. Shoemaker, Sears.
Minim department, two classes
included, silver medals for good
conduct and application-Masters j.
Malloy, Cohn. Webb, Slater, Vann,
Sells, 1. Hall, Folsom, Dale, Hols
land, J. Lamb, J. Smith.
Honorably mentioned - Masters
Cummings, bruce and Jennings.
Tablet Clarke, marked improve
ment in letter-writing and penman-
ship.
intermediate department-silver
medals-Masters Glenn, T. Whelan,
Hanniin, sHomer. Ducheneau,
Warren, Human, Williamson, j.
Whelan, West, d. EARL, A. Slater.
Mcmillan, Shoemaker.
Junior Observation-Disclosures Hall,
Benedict, Riepen. j. Hoyt, James,
Salisbury, w. Smith, Jones, Schoppe,
Cohn, Folsom, j. Slater, Webb and
Holland.
General drawing. honorably men
tioned-Masters Glenn, L. Whelan,
j. Whelan, .Ducheneau, Benedict,
Ford, Shurtleff, Shoemaker, +. Earl,
Janney. West, Heenan, Mueller.
German-MasterS Riepen, West,
J. and G. HirschOOgal.
Music Piano, Masters A. Slater.
Curtin, McMillen, Carothers, Noble.
Banjo, Master Whelan. Violin,
Master Glenn.
Honorably mentioned in book
keeping-Masters Whelan. Glenn,
Hannifen, Homer, Conner. William
son, Mueller.
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DEW DROP.

The neatest saloon in town. The
uest of Liquors and finest Cigars.
AL kinds of drinks mixed to perfec-
tion-a la mode, O. la CGtIsey, q la
Flge, and a la pubzico. We are glad
10 see our friends, and have no OBJ
lection to adding to the list. Call
nd see Us.
M. L. CAUsEY,
A. FUGE.
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Modern Verse.

IF YOU like the various creeds to try,
5 ust GO around and taste and buy,
Bat when rheumatics around you
fly,
DO not lay around and die,
Get Britannia at z. @. NJ. l.,
For they the article supply.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

One voice all over the land goes
up from mothers, that says, "My
daughters are so feeble and sad,
with no strength, all out Of breath
and life at the least exertion. What
can we do for them ?" The answer
is simple and full of hope. One to
four weeks use of Hop Bitters will
make them healthy, rosy, sprightly
and cheerful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
Our PROGRESS.

AS stages are quickly abandoned
by the completion of railroads, so
huge, drastic, cathartic pills, COM
posed of crude and bulky medicines,
are quickly abandoned with the i'm
PRODUCTION of DR.. Pierce's pheasant
Purgative Pellets" which are
sugar-coated, and little larger than
mustard seeds, but composed of
highly concentrated vegetable ex-
tracts. By druggists. a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

CALL and see orr immense stock
of home made linsey and flannel
sheetiDg plain and twilled fam
nels, blankets and large assortment
of dress fannels, linseys, tWeeds.
jeans, cloths, wooden batting, all
kinds Of wooden yarns, mems wo-
mems and children's socks and
stockings. Also home make trunks,
JOHN G. CUTLER,
No. SO, East Temple street, Salt
l. AXE City.
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We Have Got Them.

The HERALD has just received a
lire of New Years cards that sur
passes anything ever seen in Salt
Lake City in point of elegance.
Some of them are so elaborate as to
cost three dollars each and will fill
the double purpose Of New Years
cards and handsome souvenirs. Be-
sides these very fine goods there are
also numerous cards which are
much less costly. This Office ex-
poets to turn out some work in the
card line for 1884 that will compare
with any Eastern printing.
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Tenth Annual.

DIVERS GRAND OPENING
Takes place Monday evening next,
December 10, at $50 o'clock. Every
body is invited to inspect the dis
play of novelties that will be spread
before the public. T
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

For the coming Grand Balls and
Parties F. AuerDach & Bro. show
the choicest Evening Dress Ma.eri-
ais, Paris Fans, Opera Kids, Lace
and Chenille Fichus, Shoulder
Bouquets, easy Dance Slippers, Silk
Hose and other attractive Novelties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

DR.. PRICES Special Flavoring
Extracts have stood the tests Of
science and of practical use tri-
umphantly, and now Pre- taking
precedence over all other Flayoring
Extracts. They are justly entitled
to the reputation they have estab.
lished, for their strength, purity
and delicacy OF flavor cannot be
equaled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

LIGHTNING Well-Boring Machine
for flowing or house wells, for any
d. pth required - on reasonable
terms. Ali kinds of curbing will be
furnished. Correspondence solicit
ed. Address John w. Smell, P. o.
Box SIC. Orders taken through the
telephone. I
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auoHEEN,s ABNICA SAVE.

aUOKLEN's ABHICA sA~ d
Ehs greatest medical wo onnss5glg
,ae world. Warranted 10 E1I,srs
cnrs Burns, Bruises, Cuts, noe! Noes
Salt Rhsum, Fever Sorss, T.ttsr,
Ohapped Hands, and AL sA y s1sp
lions, guaranteed to enIs s.d' 9
insane. OF money rstuIns'n az
sonts psi box. Pa sals sy .
I. Dgus ntcEs
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A Corner on Wines.

special inducements will be given
n Che Wine Department, as I have
secured the crops of large graperies
ia the west. Ports. Sherries, An
reiica and other wines at very low
rates .sxFamilies supplied.
z GEORGE A. MEEARs.
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Business.

Everybody goes to Business Sam
pie Room for their liquid refresh
ment, and the three meals now
served each day are solid, as all who
ever tried them are aware Moth
ing ahead, as there is ne place.
Il, Is and Is Second South street.
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Wines, LIQUORS and Cigars.

We ara prepared to sell to fam
lies at the "Occidental' Pure Cal-
forms and Imported Wines ST !:
duced prices. The best of Liquors
and Cigars always on hand. 1O'
will become convinced by trial.
4 AUER 81 MURPHY, Props
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS at Weber,
Owen s. Co. Seal Dolmans, Seal
Sacques, Seal Caps. Muffs, Collars,
Patent Satchel Muffs, Children's
furs. Fancy Fur Mats, Robes, Gloves
and Caps.
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Weber, Owen & Co.

Will receive by express on Monday
from their factory 100 silk garments,
making their stock the most COM
plete ever shown in this city, which
they will sell at bottom prices. Call
and see them.
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Removal Sale.

We are offering our entire stock
of Dry Goods, Shoes, etc.. AT COST
until January 1st, 1884, at which
time we will Remove to No. 6S
Main street, opposite HERALD Of
flee. DONELSON BROS.
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Furniture.

Barratt Bros. beg to call attention
to their stock. Good goods and cut
rate prices. Shades and Window
trimming, Parlor work and fine
Chairs.
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PROFESSIONALLY the lowest
prices ever made in this city on
desirable Dry Goods. Millinery,
Cloaks, Shoes, etc., are now quoted
at the popular establishment of F.
Auerbach s. Bro. Call there and be
convinced.
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Caution.

No persons other than the under
signed are authorized to collect any
of our bills for OIL.
w. j. WISCOMBE.
g JOHN HITLER.
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"Yo1r SKIN Cure IS supere1ceL-
lent. 1T is fast curing mig daughter
of ringa0orna. a0hich had spread all
ooer her body Mrs. E. l.. D. Mer-
Ram, Blae Hill Mass Druggists
keep it 81 per psckage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

CHRISTMAS and New Years
Cards. all new and beautiful designs
in great variety, now open and for
sale at Dryers. Please call and
make your selection before the rush.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

WE are showing a magnificent
line of silk and linen handkerchiefs
and fancy holiday novelties at popu.
lar prices. COHN BROS.
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TIE windows of the Utah Fur<
niture Company, 70 Second South
street, are very like New York. The
combination of plush suits we think
the prettiest showing we have seen.
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Select Your Own Ism"

II you want friendship, try Quaker
Ism,
If antiquity, take Catholicism,
If money, join MethOdism,
Ii amusement, then Moodyism,
If persecution. just try Mormonlsm,
But always take Britannia for
rheumatism. +
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CHRISTMAS Numbers of Illus
6rated Nea0S and Graphic just re-
<seiyed at the Art Bazaar.
T. c. r. SAVAGE.
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Peruvian BitferS.

a sure cure for Dyspepsia and
Billiousness. For sale by all drug
sgists and wine merchants.
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Removed.

Heesch & Ellerbeck have re-
moved TO No. 40 First South street
E, west of Theatre.
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For Sale.

An Elegant Parlor Organ, per-
Esctly new. Price at bedrock. Apply
Immediately at this Office. +
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Horse Blankets,
S1.35 -EACH-

S1.35 BACH $1.35.
An elegant assortment of Winter
Lap Rugs. Largest stock of Horse
Clothing in Utah. Sleigh Bells.
w. L. PICKARD,
IS Second South street, East.
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For Sale.

One Span of horses that must be
sold, cheap for cash. Come to the
horse market.
= FAUST 81 Sons.
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LATEST style soft Hats, 75c. and
81, at CotUle & Mullett's, opposite
POstofice. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09
Strike For Your Homes.

It would be well to take with you
some of the fine liquors kept at
retail by
GEORGE A. MEEARs,
II, Is and IS Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

The music that mingles with
voices of mirth can everywhere be
hesrd throughout the city especi-
ally on Sunday evenings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-09

CHRIsTMAs GIFTS in great variety
are now open and for sale at
I DIVERS.