The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-27
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.%
L1NoLEUMs and wall paper. S. R. Marks &
Co
HAVE you ticket in the $1,000 piano draw
ing?
SEE those elegant suits and overcoats at
Barton & Co.
FRESH fruits and vegetables at Eclipse Gro
Gerry company, 50 E., First South.
THE $1,000 piano will be given away at the
air, October9 by Spencer s. Lynch.
INSURE in the Home Fire ofUtah. Il. J..
GRANT & Co., Agents, with Stste bank.
. JUST arrived. Z carload OF stone jars from
half-gallon to twenty gallons. z. c. II. 1. =
CONTRARY TO expectation, 3 train viii run to
GARFIELD Beach today. See notice in another
column.
THE temple scafolding can soon be taken
down, for tie last of Tho pinaoies is about
rounded on.
Now is the time to put on wooden hosiery.
Buy the homemade from John C. Cutler s. Bro,
no. 50, Main street.
JUST arrived, a carload Of linoleum and oil
cloths, all of the latest patterns. 4. C. NJ l.
carpet department
THE Democrats Of the Sixth ward will meet
in the Sixth ward schcclhcIse OF Monday even
ing to organize Democratic club.
A $40 silver watch given away with cents
worth of candy. Mail orders promptly filed.
James G. Mcdonald Candy company.
AS special premium for the fair Spencer &
Lynch offer SIS to the person guessing neare st
10 the number drawing the $1,000 piano.
CHuDREN's solid school shoes. Ladies,
misses and children's fine shoes. Elegant
styles. Low prices. Salt Lake Equitable Co ops
THE town was remarkably quiet last night
The docket at the police station showed but two
or three arrests, and they were for petty ohenses
KEEP your social and political eye on the
Democrats next week and read THE HERALD
10 know What they are doing for this territory.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Carrie de France, Bennior
Bros, H. H. Rolapp, NJ. E. Post and John Hum
mon.
STORAGE for all kinds of goods at W. L.
Pickard's warehouse, corner Third South and
Third West streets. Once, 30 W., Second South
street.
STORY No. 9 has been started on the Dooley
block, and the entire job is great advertise
terisL
TIE snowy white night cap which adorned
the Wasatch range yesterday morning, in
dictates the termination OF the eQuinoctial
storms.
IN the civil suit of Farrell & Co. vs. Mary La
fte, involving a small amount, Commissioner
Greenman yesterday granted the defendant q
new trial
lions Savings Bank and Trust Co. loan orna
mental auxiliary banks for homes Interest
per cent. MILFORD Woodruff president; George
c. Cannon. vice-president.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Peoples Equitable Coop will be held al
the store Monday evening September 2S, 1891
All interested should attend.
THE court house was like holiday yester
day. No probate court only few people get
ting ready for married life, and the janitol
doing his next days work in the middle of tht
afternoon.
A DRIVE around the walls of the city reveal:
the fact that great many new houses are il
process of construction, and ere winter arrive:
many families will be safely housed in thei
own domicils.
G. W. RECRHART, who was arrested by local
detectives on Friday night on the charge Of
embezzling SIS 600 from Chicago parties, started
for Chicago yesterday in charge of q detective
from the windy city.
IT will do to repeat that Hon. F S. Richard.
will address the Scandinavian Democratic clut
tomorrow evening. Those who have evel
heard the eloquent speaker will be glad to have
another opportunity to listen to him.
JUST think of the snow capped mountains
the beautiful fall weather, the great fair, tht
fruit still on the trees, the Colorado excursion
Democratic meetings, all good things on hand
for our Indian summer. Who can complain o
hard tines with these to interest?
SOME fellow representing himself as deput!
sheriff has been doing up the saloon men abou
Tintic by inducing them to pay him license
money After he had swinGled several partie
1t was learned that he was swindler, but HI
skipped out in time TO avoid arrest
NEW school houses furnish q theme for inter
esting talk in every home. Our grandfather
learned the three Rs in log school houses, with
puncheon benches and floors OF the same but
such would be too costly in this age and region.
Let all be convenient and constructed under The
most.approved hygienio rules.
JOSEPH LIPPMAN is hard at work gettinI
out his statistical report of the mineral output
grain YIELD. manufacturing aud other industries
OF the country Although not yet completed
an immense amount of labor has been expended
on the report, but it will be q most valuable