The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-07

Go.to Cutters for your blankets.
PROVO wooden goods at Cutters.
CSCARFF, 20 East First South drugs
ALL wool home made hosiery at Cutters
BARGAINS in furniture. S. R. Marks Co. :"
LACE curtain 81 per pair. S. R, Marks g. Co. =
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co.*
LNoLEUMs and wall paper. S. R. Marks &
co.
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 81 E., First South.
INSURE in the Homo Fire of Utah H. j.
G RANT & Co.. Agents, with State bank
THERE are messages at the Western Union
for Nora Smith, Frank ]. Gunnen and Frank
Hasler.
Go to knight G. Co., corner State and Second
South, for fresh and salt meats. J. A. West,
Manager.
Now is the time to put on wooden hosiery.
Buy the homemade from John c. Cutler q Bro,
No. SO, Main street.
PLACE orders at once for our $40 silver watch
retailed out with cents worth Of candy. j. q,
Mcdonald Candy Co.
AT the fair the James G. Mcdonald Candy
company will exhibit an elegant line Of confec-
tionar for the first time.
THE precise date for the opening of the sugar
factory is still in doubt. 1t may not take
place till sometime next weak.
A NUMBER Of ladies had their pockets picked
at the fair grounds yesterday. Among the VIC
Tins was Mrs. Eleanor Young CPotapsie)
DON'T buy your misses or children coats or
shoes or dry goods of any kind before calling on
Barnes Lewis s. Co., 16 South Main street.
They will save you money.
MAN named Tom Williams was arrested
yesterday afternoon on suspicion of being the
fellow who went through house near the Rio
Grande depot in the morning.
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orns
mental auxiliary banks for homes Interest j
per cent Wilford Woodruff president; George
Z Cannon, vice-president.
on Monday morning during the absence OF
the family from home the residence OF Mrs. c.
Armstrong was broken into by thieves and
various articles Of apparel were stolen.
THE following marriage licenses were issued
by County Clerk Allen: Alva Judson, 20, tC
Rosa Benton, %; Thomas j. Krischitz, "a, &c
Lulu Rookard, %; D. L. Richards, 90, to Stamina
Harker. 90.
DoN'T forget the Ogden excursion. Two
bands and large train. Rates S1.25 round
trip. Tickets at Office of F. H Dyer, Com
1nercial street. Train leaves Union Pacific de
pot at 4:3o pm.
IN the Third district court yesterday Oscar
Fekstead, of Norway, F. D. Christensen and
Christian Anderson. of D enmark, Ole Olsen OF
Sweden and John Gleason, of Ireland. were adj
mitted to citizenship.
Mr.. CLAUDE KING, editor of Sports Afeld
Denver Colo, will be entertained Wednesday
evening by the Social Wheel club at its rooms
in the Raybould block. All members who wish
10 meet Mr.. king, please be at the club rooms
at 7:3O p. m.
JED TAYLOR, an employee Of the S ait Lake
City Railway company, was badly cut on the
head yesterday by the falling Of trolley wheel
He has retired from work for time, but it is
thought the injuries are not so serious but that
he Will be able to resume his post in a few days
WE would advise all conference visitors &c
call and see the immense varieties of dress
fiannels, linseys. ladies' cloth, cassimeres
blankets shawls, yarns. all wool hosiery, etc,
all home made, at John C. Cutler & Bro, No St
Main street. Agents for Provo wooden mills
ONE Of the plessantest features of the pro
gramme at Walkers pavilion yesterday after
noon was the singing of Joseph Hartmann and
wife and their daughter Miss Angie. In the
evening by particular request, Miss Hartmann
gave yodle song and was rapturously encored
Afterwards she danced typical Tyrolean dance
with her father, which was both novel anG
pleas ng. The Aartmann's are new corners
here and will be very valuable acqu sition tc
orr musical circles