The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

of all DAYS in the year. Eying the
! fresh-Iooklne fruits and peels, the can
ned goods and many etcetras when
combine to cheer and nourish, some OF
them appeared to be solving an arltne-
! meticaf problem in simple Subtractlon
and Multiplication to see how Tar thelr
| means would allow them to be extrava-
| CANT for once in the wear. Up ana down
| Main street the delivery wagons were
! being piled and loaded up with packages
| of groceries, and behind the counters OF
! the dealers the clerks were as pussy as
bees. Among those who showed extra
signs of hustle and activity were .. r
| Teasdel's, G. +. Gunner q BrotnerS
f. Norris Workingmen's store, Durst
81 Van Horns, G. T. Brooks, and Prlce
& Culmer's. and Remington, Johnson 81
Co.'S, whose receipts yesterday must
have been a gratifying result OF Strlct
attention to business and low prices.
The clothing, furnishing goods and
boot and shoe dealers also reaped a rich
harvest, Judging from the ingolngs and
outcomings at the establishments OF
that class. Walker Brothers, Spencer
81 Kimball, NJ H. Lipman. L. Goldberg,
Thomas w. Jennings, Auerbach & Bro,
s. p Teasdel, Joseph Baumgarten, }.
Bergen, Buckle 81 Sons, Yearian d Co.,
Goldsmith g. Co., u. c.. M. L. and Bam-
berger & Co., were well patronlzed IN
many ways by all classes, and husbands,
brothers and sons will realize what good
friends they have when the presents
bought at those places are unfolded TO
their view on the 18th inst.
All along what is known as Market
Row and along First South Street those
laying in supplies for next Thursday as
well as those supplying them were
notably busy. The enticing, fresh
garden products, evergreens, fruits,
fish, game, vegetables, provisions. ETC.,
were plentiful and tastefully displayed,
and in the matter of substantials for
Christmas dinners, the people had great
variety to select from. Sears u Liddle,
G. f. Brooks, J. G. Bowring, Price d
Give, w. c. Bowring, f. ]. Lyngberg
and Coffee John. all had their hands
full and wore broad smiles as customers
came and went.
There were numbers of inspec-
tors of the handsome, use
full and plentiful presents on
exhibition at Dinwoodey's, Barratt
Cooperative Furniture Company's,
where vast stocks of substantial, sens
IDLE articles were on display, and where
playthings for girls and boys which they
can keep and use were in ,profusion and
marked down at reasonable prices.
And, hal the establishments where
ducks of bonnets, darlings of hats,
beauties of feathers and all the charm
ing ribbons, flowers and trimmings uSu-
ally kept in well regulated millinery
houses were being admired and chosen
from by ladies and gentlemen. Mes
DANES Button & Boyan, Simon Brothers
and Mrs. Gregory were engaged in show
ing their wares and taking orders to be
filled within the next few days.
The thoughtful chubby" contemplate
ing a new heater for his better half and
the adornment of his coy sitting room,
was inspecting the stocks of dealers in
those necessarieS for house furnishing.
?. w. MadSeu & Co., David James &
Co., and other firms received good pat
ronage during the day.
In the drug stores of Godbe, Pitts 81
Co., Roberts 81 Nelden, A. G. Smith d
Co., the Coop. and Moore, Allen Il Co.
there were to be seen, besides the usual
stocks of medicines, ETC., large collec-
tons of fancy articles. beautiful and
rich, in many and varied designs and
usefulness.
In addition to the houses and firms
mentioned there were extra rushes at
the butchers, bakers, confectioners'
music dealers, wagon, carriage and
buggy empOriumS, and If the present
purchasing public we're not satisfied it
was probably on account of their de-
pleted treasures, because variety nor
abundance was lacking anywhere. Those
contemplating further investments dur
ing the week can make a memorandum
accordingly.