The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-04
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LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.


PURE drugs.
JOHNSON, PRATT & co.
ScARFFs for patent medicines
Go to Cutters for your blankets.
PROVO wooden goods at Cutters.
ALL wool home made hosiery at Cutters.
BARGAINS in furniture S. R. Marks & Co.
LACE curtain 81 per pair. S. R, Marks & Co. =
ELEGANT suits ana overcoats at Barton&Co.*
L1No1EUMs and wall paper. S. R. Marks &
Co.
Go to johnson, Pratt & Co. for anything in
the drug line
DON'T miss the big remnant sale at the Salt
Lake Equitable.
ABOUT froze last night! But then that is
only for clearing up purposes.
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 81 T.. First South.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. h. J.
G RANT s. Co.. Agents. with State bank.
COMMENCING today the mail for Logan will
leave Salt Lake at 1O:25 a. m. instead of $3.50
p. m.
THE students OF the Latter Day Saints col
lege had a most enjoyable sociable on Friday
evening.
johnson, Pratt 6 Co., 81 Main street. ANY
quantity.
OVER 1000 people bought bargains at the big
remnant dress goods sale now on at 80 and 81
Narl1etrow.
Now is the time to put on WOODEN hosiery.
Buy the homemade from John c. Cutler s. Bro,
No &C. Main street.
PLACE orders at once for our $40 silver watch
1etafIed ont with 4 cents worth ri candy i
Mcdonald Candy Co.
AT the fair the James G. Mcdonald Candy
company viii exhibit an elegant line OF confec-
tioLar for the first time.
SOMETHING About Salina," who and what
are the main springs to her success will be
given on page "a Of this issue.
THE incest, cleanest and best meat market in
Salt Lake is knight & Co.'S, corner State and
Second south. J. w. West, Manager.
CONFERENCE visitors should not miss getting
ticket for the SO plush coat to be given away
at the Equitable, 80 and 3s Market row.
A NEW male quartette consisting of Messrs.
Waite Brigham, Peabody and Squires, viii
sing at the theatre services this morning.
IT seems that Eureka is having an athletic
tournament, and the Union Pacific has made
rate OF $3.50 for the round TRIP good till one day
after the show.
TWENTY-FIVE and 80 cents are the general ad-
mission charges at the ''Wages OF Sin" matinee
to day. Twenty-Five cents extra for reserves.
Same play tonight.
THE Home Dramatic, fair and conference sea-
son opens at the theatre this afternoon and
evening in THE Wages OF SIM Popular half
prices at the matinee.
IONS Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna
mental auxiliary banks for homes. Interest
Per cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
c Cannon vicepresident.
Big white wooden blankets worth So. so for csc.
Twenty yards L L L factory for 81. Seventeen
yards Indian buckhead sheeting for 81. Equit-
able Coop, 30 and 81 Market row.
THE chamber of commerce is almost dis
mantled of the ore cabinets. They have been
sent down TO the Exposition in order TO consol-
idate well as increase the exhibit next
week.
THERE are kilograms at the Western Union
Telegraph office for: Ed. j. Caldwell, H. a
Carpenter Barry Williamson, Robert Reed,
Alex. Mcdonald, Herman Krause, w. Nc
Grotty, I. E. Taylor and August c. Magnus.
IN the use of coal oil to start fire A j.
Whites ONCE yesterday morning, resulted in
blaze which damaged the furniture slightly.
The fire department was called out but the
blaze was extinguished before the department
arrived.
WANTED, for Fanny Davenport's production
OF Sardou's Cleopatra one hundred tall
young men, fifty tall young ladies, twenty five
tall colored ladies, ten tall colored men. Apply
stage door, Salt Lake theatre, at noon Monday.
October5.
SOCIETY will doubtless turn out in force at
the musical and social event arranged by Mrs
Chambers and Mrs. Morris at the Continental
in honor of Miss Smith and Miss Flanders Tues
day night. The details are given in our ORA
matte ana Lyric columns
TIE Union Pacific has arranged rate of one
single fare for the round trip from all points in
Utah to Salt Lake on the occasion of the laying
Of the cornerstone of the I. o. Q. f. temple on
the 2snd, tickets TO be sold on thh 2Ist and 22nd.
good for return until the 9th
OBSERVER SALsBURY's report for yester-
day s temperature is as follows: at $50 a. m
Salt Lake city, 90: Baker City, SO: Cheyenne.
2S; Denver. So; Helena, 80; Miles City, "a;
Nontrose, 26. At il:55 a m.-Salt Lake, 80;
Park City. 80; Provo, a; Alta, &c.
WE would advise all conference visitors to
call and see the immense varieties Of dress
fiannels. linseys ladies' cloth, cassimeres.
blankets shawls, yarns. all wool hosiery. ETC.
al home made at John c. Cutler & Bro, No SO
Main street Agents for Provo wooden mills.
THROUGH some inadVertence, the V T. R.
gold medal special premium offered by C. E
Johnson TO be given TO the prettiest girl at the
fair grounds, was not included IN the report of
she special premiums published yesterday The
medal is now being made, aud viii be ready to
adoru the beauty to whom ii may be awarded.
ALFRED AsHMAN was arrested last evening
by Deputy Marshal Goodsell on a complaint
sworn 10 by James Hunter, charging Ashman
with selling him a glGndercd horse knowingly
and wilfully. The prisoner was taken before
Commissioner Greenman, who released the de
PENDANT upon his furnishing a bond in the sum
OF S9OO.
A LARGE number OF Democrats living in
North Salt Lake seeing the call in THE
HERALD for a meeting Of the Allan G. Thur
man club in the Sixteenth ward schoolhouse for
Friday evening came down in a body TO attend.
only 10 find the house in darkness and the
doors locked. They very naturally feel some
what indignant about it
ABOUT 1l:S0 am. yesterday the Third South
and Lake Breeze car just as it was turning the
corner of Third South and Main. jumped the
rail, and for nearly an hour all south bound