The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

BARGAINS in furniture. S. R. Marks Co. =
LACE curtain 81 per pair s. r, Marks & Co.
ELEGANT suits and overcoats at Barton&Co.t
L1NoLEUMs and wall paper. S r. Marks
T. R. ELLERBEcR has gone into the coal bus
ness.
scARFF, Prescription Druggist, 20 First
South.
NEW COAL at T. R. Ellerbeck's, 40 E First
South.
THE advertising tobacconist SHE'D his boxes
along the street yesterday.
THE Chautauqua circle meets in room 10.
Wasatch, Tuesday evening
SOME Denver parties contemplate opening
truly metropolitan restaurant
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 81 E.. First south =
No dust. no wind, no cold weather. What
advantage has California TO o1ert
INSURE in the Home Fire Of Utah. Il. J
GBANT Co., Agents, with State bank.
DIVIDEND of Provo Wooden Mills Co. pay able
atonce in cloth at John c. Cutler and Bro.
Z THE Scandinavian Democratic club holds a
public session tomorrow night al Social hall.
THE change OF time on the railways ABOUT the
first viii give more daylight arrivals 10 salt
Lake.
HARRY WHITE who says he is an actor, was
arrested here yesterday Tor Sheriff Belnap, OF
Ogden.
AN interesting high five contest is going on
in social circles, the proceeds 10 go 10 sweet
charity.
multitude OF schemes the first to materi-
alize u railroad Will get the medal for not
crushing the truth
WE ARE the novelty house. Call and see our
new line OF Christmas candies al Jas. 9.
Mcdonald Candy Co.
their pleasing sociables, which VIII be held on
Halloween Friday next
JULIUS CASE, C. F. OConnor and j. J. Brown
We're run in by Officers Jensen ana jenkins for
raising Ned on a Warm Springs street car.
THIS autumn weather is the occasion Of sew
eral high teas with decorations IN harmony
Who would call these the melancholy days:
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Office Tor Mrs. NJ. stevens, Mr.. INerSon, - w
tlneld, Mr.. Goshen, agent Holthusen ~ Co.
Iris gratifying to note the removal of the
rubbish ana distractions in the vicinity OF the
postofice The public has suffered too long.
AS usual the beautiful Saturday afternoon
weather brought out the pretty girls and Main
street was as usual attractive in the extreme.
THE district court had a severe case Of repri
mSnd on deck Saturday. The fountains OF JUS
tice must be kept pure. No working with the
jury.
ESAM SNowDEN, aged eighteen was arrested
BY Ofticer Berkner last evening on the charge
OF stealing lot of money belonging 10 }. Il
Chamberln.
THE work of charity is being more systema-
TIED than formerly by those interested. The
several churches are arranging i programme by
which this can be done,
THE stan of THE HERALD is under obligation:
10 h. J. Seward, representing the Lightning
Axle Grease Co., OF Florence, Colorado for
supply OF pencils. All runs smoothly now.
Gs,5pcS Isarly @ n rrr,,st loan
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest
per cent MILFORD Woodruff president; Georg,
Q.Cannon, vice-president.
AsSIGNEE'S sALE-Seventy- mantels fo
sale cheap at Sears s. Liddle's warehouse, il
the rear OF 22s West First south street. Nathan
Sears, assignee OF the FoOte Refrigerator an(
Mantel company.
THE HALLOWEEN club will give its annua
dinner on Saturday evening next. This yea
il is TO be stag affair entirely. Several new
members have been admitted since the dime
year ago, and an excellent time Is assured.
CARS Stop Here. is a sign on a post on Ffrs
East. Just above the theatre. The sign, strang
TO tell, was true, for the reporter counted tiy
cars standing there, which were merely depoted
The right of way does not include grant o
depot privileges.
DIR. TALMAGE delivered his lecture on Pom
peu' before densely packed house. Stereo
scopic views of ruins that have been discovers
by excavation were exhibited and compared
Win INC same SCENES az UieS appeared III IN
days of the dead cty's glory. The lecture wa
exceedingly Interesting.
Mrs ASHLEY lives on Ninth South street
md yesterday being her birthday it was oh
eryed with fitting ceremony. At aboutS o'clocl
ast night her twelve year-old daughter, Edith
brought the celebration 10 q close by firing OF
pistol. AT least this is Edith s story. but Mrs
Louis Eggelston neighbor, gives dlfferen
Fersion. She alleges that the girl fired tn
weapon. not to celebrate her mothers birth
day, but with the intention of shooting her
Mrs. Eggelston. The matter was reported a
nclice headnnarters and the c1rl was arrested