The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-27
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import

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Interest and Import
REGISTER tomorrow.
Wool Bats at Cutters.
ELLIS tonight Society and Government. - 4
THE Juveniles even are catching the tug-of-
war fever.
THE public school children are enjoying their
holiday season.
BUY your homemade blankets from Cutters,
No. 80 Main street.
BURTON GARDNER s. Co., are selling sewing
machines at 81, 80 a snap come quick.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah. d. j
Grant q Co, agents. with State bank
ENLARGED heads and depleted pocketbooks
are said TO be Christmas compensations.
HRsCHMAN will give away the $500 Wednes-
day, December 80, at , p. IN, at his store, JOG
S. Main.
THE military are abroad in the land. Stud
emf cadets, U. n. G.'s, U. S. AS, are TO be
met with at every turn.
BE sure and see the beautiful line of toys at
the salt Lake Equitable Coop before purchas-
ing elsewhere; 30 and 81 Market row.
THE Utah Teachers Institute viii meet to-
morrow. Railroad tickets viii be good for
three days after the institute closes.
THE Matteman felt slipper, seamless, light
and stylish, is the best thing made for cold feet.
Spencer & Lynch are the sole agents.
TOYS and holiday goods Just arrived; so per
cent. less than anybody at the Sait Lake
Equitable Coop, 80 and - Market row.
IF you are entitled to naturalization papers,
take them out tomorrow. Consult Attorney
McNally, Commercial block, about them.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Z. NJ. Clark, b. +. Daniels,
Mrs. 5. Il. Higgins, c. E. Sloan and Harry
Stanfeld.
lions Savings Bank and Trust loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est per cent. Milford Woodruff, president
George Q. Cannon, vice president.
WE are going out of business, and for the
next few days we will sell to families or stores
our stock OF groceries at less than cost. Call
on US and we Will save you money. Hyde s
Griffin Co.
THOSE who believe in celebrating New Year
with other than good resolutions are arranging
TO observe the day. As usual, the resolutions
will take care of themselves and look on to see
how well they are kept.
ATTENTION. Democrats Goto J. C. McNaly,
Commercial block, and have your naturaliZation
papers perfected. He has consented TO attend
10 all such cases during the present week. AT
tend TO this at once.
THERE is nothing like a handsome piece O.
furniture for a holiday present and the Coop.
Furniture company can snow you Just what tC
buy if you will call at their new store between
z. c. M. ]. and lions bank.
OWING to an oversight in not furnishing DR..
STANDARD with the proof of his very able article
which appeared in THE CHRISTMAS HERALD
several errors crept in, which, while no
initiating the sense, marred it somewhat.
WITH Mr.. SHELLS article on the japanese
earthquake, published this morning, TIL
ERA received TWO Japanese papers Mustra.
ting the calamity. If the earthquake was as
bad as the Illustrations it must have been in
deed awful.
MARRIAGEl licenses were granted YESTERDAY
TO John Anderson, twenty-four, and Lottie
Wrettling, twenty-one; r. c. Ferguson
twenty-five, and Elizabeth Mckenzie, twenty.
one; David Higgs. thirty-nine, and Eliza T.
DOMAIN, twenty-four.
THE Utah Musical Journal is a new venture in
the journalistic field. 1t is edited by Prof. j. c.
Wolfe, and published by Alderman & Co.
geographically it is very neat and the table o.
contents VIII find many admirers among those
who are interested in the divine art. Among
the contributors are Miss Lily Snyder, Mamie
E. Ogden and w. E. Ogden.
Mr.. D. c. DUNBAR has accepted the position
of secretary Of the West Side association
which is composed of enterprising and wide
awake men who are rapidly pushing that sec
ton of The city TO the front. Mr.. Dunbar vii
be found equal 10 the task before him. and it is
doubtful if a better selection could have beer
made.
is on foot to close up bushes.
houses on Saturday next for the purpose O.
giving employees q triple holiday or cessation
from work from Thursday night till MONDAY
morning. Several merchants approached ex
pressed their willingness to Join the movement
as the first Saturday after New Years is pro
verbally a dull day, and many others are moi
averse to getting some extra leisure to close ur
any concerted action viii be taken is as We
uncertain.