Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-29
SPORTING GOODS.
EVANS 4 aPENCER.

Noarticle pertaining to the life of sports
man can be mentioned that cannot be found
at the sporting emporium of Evans 4
| Spencer, No. "a w. Second South, in the
Opera House building. They are the manu-.
facturers agents for the Victor bicycles and
tricycles. These, they claim, are the
! highest grade of wheels made. They are
! also sole agents for the American Champion
bicycle, the cheapest high grade wheel in
the market. The American halenge,
American Safety and Ideal are also among
| their various styles of wheels They are
also agents for Ridges English bicycles
and tandem tricycles They have the ex-
| elusive agency Of the Western Toy Com
pany's goods and have a large invoice now
Gu route, including boys bicycles and
velocipedes and girls tricycles They are
! the only firm in the city carrying bicycles,
tricycles, etc, in stock They also keep on
hand full supply of extras for wheels and
do general repairing business. They can
supply spertsmen with rifles from every noted
manufacturer, and keep shotguns of every
description, as also powder, primers, wad
shot, lead, shells, and in fact everything
needed to make a sportsman happy. Re.
volvers of all descriptions are kept, also all
sizes and grades of Indian clubs, dog col.
lars, dumb bells, boxing gloves, hunting
knives pocket cutlery and full supply of
fishing tackle and base ball goods In season.
They are jobbers Of pocket cutlery, butcher
knives. razors, strops, brushes and in fact all
other goods in their line. They do gen.
eral gunsmithing and locksmithing business
and have a stock of gun sights and other
extras constantly on hand. A.long the
many other staple articles of which they
have the sale agency is the Caligraph
writing machine and they always have on
sale all kinds of typewrters supplies.
Their general stock of goods is complete
and their prices accord with the motto,
Small profits and quick sales"
THOMAS CARTER.
An almost indispensable acquisition to
any thriving Western city is, in few
words, gun store, and Mr.. Thomas Car
ter supplies that want for Salt Lake City.
If Mr.. Carter keeps what is called "glin
store" there are no two words in the
English language relating to merchan-
disc expressive of 80 much diversity, be-
cause he keeps more than everything con-
nected with that line, or, if not, the vast
OF articles included in that line
are beyond conception. The only way
person can conceive anything like an
idea OF the numberless different articles
kept in this establishment is to 90 and
look around. Some of the staple goods |
kept in great variety and sold all over
this part Of the country to an inconceiya- |
BILE extent by Mr.. Thomas Carter are
base ball goods, fishing
tackle, boxing gloves, gymnasium outfits,
md in fact all kinds of sporting goods and
outdoor games also, fine line OF to-
oacco, cigars, meerschaum pipes and
smokers articles, besides carrying the
largest and finest assortment Of razors,
pocket knives and general cutlery in the
;ity. Among some of the specialties
carried are the celebrated Thompson
waterproof laced boots, cork-soled fish
ng stockings (made OF some indestruct-
.ble waterproof material and reaching as
high as the waist, and tents. Mr..
)arter has prepared complete catalogue
# his goods which he will mail to any
pplicant sending his address.