The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-25
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Merry Christmas,
Rivers of mud and slusb.
present aU more church fairs fer IN.
1883 is very sick and won,.,.
much longer. 0 anu won't I've
us See ~pe.nafOrs~ at III. o.
House matinee this afternoon moe Opera
last syllable of recorded Il ds sftIi the t
Peace on earth; good win
man. and toward woman =. tow
The HERALD's columns
pretty crowded condition Just : p 20 ?
A Terry boat would 10 .
n noS1neSS IN the streets of Salt + f 'SfSa
AOW. LAT
IA a number of arrests yestero.,
hugely. lug themselves
Ladies, see Weber, Owen & 70.
aoVertiSement on the soO 0o@
page. 1t may interest you. second
"The poor We have aIwav, --,.,
you and Christmas is a oo1 : WIN
at which to remember the fact. Time
The members of Mr.. stonho.,
music classes will ind the R 13n.7
Daynes & Coalter's music st n4 q" At
The HERALD, DESIRING -
the holiday in commo5 " enJoy
will not appear to>mo Sr 1ea
The Lancashire Lass" will no
witnessed by large audiences at the
Theatre this afternoon and eyeninc
LIZ vas a valuable cane that NJ
Moritz drew at the Catholic fair ~
saturday evening. But it cost all if
w 90 WOAtu
Marshal Phillips broke into Tufts
e Nystrom's saloon On SUNDAY and
arrested one of the proprietors and
several Others. -"
The Occidental and the t3ree
hoOm both remember the printers
v lth the compliments of the sea-
son." Thanks.
Inc name of Judge Good win was
Inadvertently omitted from Tar
dERALD's report Of the Liberal
meeting. He Was one of the speaF.
ers. ''-
Notwithstanding the maItinc
mood in which the streets we-s
found yesterday afternoon, the Man
-" OO-
ne anniversary or Washingtons
surrender of the command Of The
army passed off here without A
ripple. Very few realized that the-a
was such day.
zGrand high mass was celebrated
IN the Catholic Church at mi6niCbf
The building was full to over.
flowing and the proceedings wee
very impressive. WV
To-day, quite a number Of
"roughs" came into Ogden bv tbs
railroad. The officers have tbeir
eyes skinned" and will be ON tTs
lookout for developments.-HeraT
VIM. Jennings s. Sons remem,
Dered the post Office EMPLOYEES witt
a Christmas present to each a ran
of most delicious oysters: ~ CMI
treated them to a box of 6pe FS
vana cigars: Mr.. Brown. the con,
fectioner, gave them one of his hest
and largest plum cakes. The boy,
return hearty thanks and wish them
many happy returns of the day
Mr.. Gould wishes to announce the
return to the Holy Cross UosnitaIn
the $500 refunded him at the cIOss
CT the gold-headed cane c1ntsst
MI. Gould has shown great interps.
throughout the whole fair and we
have small doubt the committee
were as sorry to refuse the slO9
check which came in after the
closing hour, az Mr.. Gould was to
have it refused.
The Pembroke market makes Al
unusually fne display for the hOl.
idays. The proprietors have taken
great pains to not only have the
very best of everything, but to 80
arrange their stock as to make il
appear to the best possible advant,
age. 4 finer display of meats Is
rarely seen anywhere, and The
artistic taste displayed in their a..
rangement and dressing is of itseE
worth inspecting.
Abe Gould was the recipient Of
the finest cane that money could
procure in Salt Lake YESTERDAY
evening. A party OF friends, dis.
satisfied with the proceedings Of
the evening before, induced him 70
visit McKimmins' Office, where The
presentation was made BY an old
schoolmate. Abe's reply was touch
ing and to the point; be said Boys,
let's so and take something" Ana
they did.
'Some say that evar 'gsi0st ih'' season
CONES,
Wherein Our SavIor's 0irIb is cele9ra:.S !; :
The bud of dsWning si0gesh oil D'sH'
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