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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-29

Fred Betrhold has closed out his restaurant and will accept a position with the Little Rock base ball club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-05-29

For Screen doors and windows go to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made t5 low prices. 4 26juI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

stock Of dry goods. staple and fancy gro.
ceriCs, queeHsware, flour bran, shorts,
balod hay, straw, etc. They also have a
stock OF hats. caps, boots and shoes OF
the latest fashions. all OF which are sold
at very moderate prices. They make
specially Of staple drugs aud medicines.
This holrs Ing business was established
in June, 1889. aud has done large trade
from the very beginning. Upstlirs over
the main store Is the stock room, which
Is neatly arranged with conyenicnces for
dry goods, notions, etc. There is a
ware room i5x2o ieet for -four, and
stock room for oils, hams, bacon, butter,
etc. In the basement Is found syrup,
vinegar, soaps, canned goods, potatoes and
similar commodities The iirm'buys -four
by the carload and Is consequently able
TO sell at the lowest rates. Two wagons
arc kept running through the northeast
crn part OF the city delivering and solicit.
ing trade. The firm consists Of 1--WE
brothers; Messrs. w. j., +. NJ, James
L., A. II. AMI W. {. Castlcton. They
are all natives OF Salt Lake City All Of
them are rustlers who know how to get
business and know how to keep it,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
,..,y.sJso~ tes. ,i.rlI11l
n RETAIL MERCHANTS
,,,,,sy a Hiii.

,,.,s established about
|, ysiis az .,,eal Co. on MaIen ~ "a
| 20 Phain,,,I firm name was adop'eo'
4. be pfese5Il sn ,,i, and +. l.. Hill com
| 20. y l be,,"' The store IS on ine
80 N. vest Temple ana s sT,;n,"a
D toriet MI M handsomely appo'hll.'ea.
stree, i wi,h all the iacilllles , =,
: prov 1l,,Ii ,,,g store. A pure, it.sn
-, Sniss, chemicals, u ,,.,. s.t,snlsrd
- q o, ,lso full line OF the sss .,I,iss
aired, a., medicines, toilet af'S ~.
,rghsiaIi i,,scis,s sundries, etc. lne
..nepi ui ,,,,s themselves some wen,
30 , anu Of Tolu and White rue i ,o.
= Bil,aln,. o y and marshmallow 70.
90 ana sSoonoieSion has madea mos.
80 ne ~ ',,a,,on and has met win
~ .,l. special attention 5 p'' nby ~,
p as department, where pnys n.y.
ys5p y,,,o,i1ns and family recipe
ss'fiae,', n compounded. Aregist,et'
q i,oii1'..P M A. A Mcliiide mas
Z tIas,s', department. NJ; - > =.
triso ". w. been in the drug ou s.ncs'
iaisl n.s al has hada wide exper.
ssaiy ~, o,,.ns a drug store IN iowa
e. " ' Gs. here. lie IS a lieens'
. .,,...1;s, granted by the Pha,mad9 i,il
seIssssi1n ~ the territory. MI. li ~,
~ b9ns A. e,penence IN the whole-
= I. h ,l.iis, wi having travelled Tor many
ss e1 ~ ! monument Chicago house,
- N Y, dnlg trade in Iowa and olhet
eng Wy he he motto Of this concern IS
~ .oe, treatment to all patrons whs,s,
s' ,s,S buy stamps or drugs. s1 aus
W! ,,s, s ar money refunded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

The retail grocery conducted by the
above.named lady, was established In
1890. and has ever since experienced a
steady growth. II occupies a two.
story and basement pressed brick build.
ing, S7x52 feet, at Ninth Eas and Twelfth
South, owned by the propr etor The
stock Of staple and fancy groceries, beef,
mutton and meats Of all kinds, Is most
complete, and large family trade is
catered to. The upper floor OF the build.
ing is used for a dance hall and lodge
rooms for the !. o o + X OF r., and
Foresters. II Is very spacious, lofty and
perfect in It's appointments, and has m
excellent dining hall In connectioc. It's
large patronage shows the esteem IN
which il is held by lovers Of dancins,
Mr.. N D. Cook, husband OF the pro.
pfetor, manages the store and hall He
Is a member Of the A. +. & A. NJ. *
X. OF z. Mr.. and Mrs Cook have
lived here some years, and their many
patrons empha,icllly attest their ability
to please.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

IN. mos, popular and success
un W., ~ r,,rke,S OF Salt Lake city, Is me
!, 'I' osis market. which occupies wen,
y s.,I 80. PREMISES in a one-siory and
fpts O,s bnck building at 90 east,
s .ss,,,i Ssuth street II has cold air llues
QUIZ h,,. - walls and ceiling, where
: ~, v.' ean he cured through the hot 5 a.
y. v;,boui Zee; the cellar is all bulll
.,s i,on ana rock, and cement floor
~ m,fket Z attractive IN every way
. ~ - asphalt floor, hardware TX
- nd every convenience for carrying
: i 6n.t-rlass family trade. This Hour
49, busineSs was established IN 1890
7 M pfe,ent proprietor, Mr.. NJ. Fassell,
"a IN isaL ne built the present shop;
N, Fas,ell deals In fresh and home cured
@ y. 4 specially beng made OF home
.,,.d hsris, bacon and lard, OF
nm he has very large trade
ral only. He also deals ~
GmIly groceries lie Is a wide-avakeand
,n,sfpnsing business man, and owns a
rod5efabIe amount Of real estate in
sali Lake city, including the property ex.
i,ading from the corner Of Sixth east and
rourh South streets 10 the shop. Mr.
F,Ssll s not only shrewd business man
N, al,o a popular and public'spirited
atfsn He possesses a large Circle oil
warm friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Littie, Iloundy S,o.

The wholesale trade OF Salt Lake has
Of recent years made immense strides
and this city IS now regarded as one Of
most important and promising CONNER
cial centers In the West. Little, Roundy
& Co., importers and jobbers in crockery,
china, glassware, cutlery and lamp goods
was established in 1881. The premises
occupied consist OF an entire two story
building. 75xi7S feet in dimensions. The
store Is well arranged Tor the accomoda.
ton OF the large aud valuable stock car
RED, which includes everything IN
the line OF crockcy. china, glassware,
cutlery, lamp goods, etc, from the hnest
and most expensive grades TO the plain
and cheaper varieties, Although the
concern transHcts an enormous wholesale
business extending throughout Utah, II
has also become the headquarters for
everything in lbs line for the retail trade
in salt Lake. Competent clerks are en-
ployed IN the store while sufficient force
OF travelling men represent the company
on the road. The business is managed
by Mr.. A. Roundy. the president and
manager. Mr.. Roundy Is an old resident
of Salt Lake, and the success Of this en-.
terprise Is mainly due to his energy and
ability. lie is a large holder OF city
realty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
JEWELERS..
.. ~. Leyson 60.

One Of the largest jewellery houses in
the entire West is that Of ]. II, Leyson
company, whose palatiil store is at I2S
Main street. This representative business
house was founded and Incorporated IN
1890 Il operates on sioo,ooo capital and
possesses the finest aud most elaborate
stock Of jewelry to be found west OF the
Missouri river Mr.. ]. II. Lcyson, presi-
dent, Is one Of the best known business
men IN the West. lie also owns a SINH
lar establishment at Butte, Montana, and
Is a large realty hol,ler. lie is admins.
traitor for the famous Davis estate, wall
ued at IS 900 600. Mr.. a w McCunc,
vice president, is a capitalist. He IS
president and principal owner Of the Salt
Lake City street railway and is aso
largely interested in various other enter
pdses In the city and throughout the
Territory. Mr.. {, r. Pearsall, secretary
and treasurer,is young and well known
business man, and has had a long expe-
rience NJ the business. The space occu-
pied for this splendid business Is the
handsomest and most artisiically appoint
ed in the city. The stock carried Is val
ued when at is lowest ebb at SIS, 600,
and embraces an assortment OF jewelry
OF al kinds. watches, clocks, Statuary,
diamonds and other precious stones and
Ia fact everything that could be found In
one Of the largest houses M the East.
The show windows are especiallya beau
tlful sight, being artistically dressed with
a most imposing array OF fine iewelry,
etc An expert matchmaker is employed
aud special attention Is given 10 repair
work Of all kinds. Astlli Of polite and
obliging statesmen wait on customers and
every attention is paid to patrons. A
novelty handled by this concern Is the
beautiful Temple spoon, a most appro-
pirate and attractive souvenir, Thls
spoon Is said by tourists to b. the pref
Hest they have ever seen, and owing 10
the many interesting sociauons II
recalls is highly priced souvenir. luz
mense numbers are sold annually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Tho rweIllh Mnrh slore.

One OF the best known general mer.
chandise stores in this city IS that OF Mr.
l.. Woodiofd, which is known rs the
I7th Ward store Mr.. Woodiord occu-
pies two well-appoinled stores, having
his office at ass east, Second South
street. One OF these stores Is utilized
for general merchandise and the other
store is used for feed. Mr. Woodiord
keeps always on hand a particularly we'll
selected stock Of hrst-class groceries, dry
goods, tinware, crockerY queensware
and feed, which he sells at prices that are
remarkably reasonable. This business
is an old established one, having been
founded in 1877, and since then the trade
OF the establishment has steadily in.
creased. Mr. +. Woodiord, the proprie'
tor, Is Of English birth, who came to Salt
city from Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

This firm was established in May 1905,
aud Is composed OF Messrs c. l.. lack.
son, J. D. Reid and David Henderson
They deal In general merchandise and
have their handsomely appointed store at
AS Main street. The store Is soXi75 feet
In area, and affords ample accommoda-
ton for the varied stock carried. The
stock Is very comprehensive one and
embraces a tull.lin Of staple and fancy
groceries, provisions, table d .licaeies,
teas. coilees, vegetables, and fruits In sea-
son, dry goods and notions. This bust
ness has acquired already a large and
influential patronage. The proptietors
give their full attention to the business.
They are well-known in the city and
have for many years been actively identi-
fed with the grocery and dry goods bust
ness here, In connection with the old
Teasdel establishment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Salt Lake possesses some worthy cx-
poncnts OF the AIT OF Horticulture and
leader among these is Mr. Richard l..
Evans. In 1892 he came here from
Michigan, where he had been engaged
In this line for ten years, and opened bust.
ness, The greenhouses are at IA77 west
Eighth South street, at Poplar Grove.
Three Of these are 2oNiaa feet and two
sos5o feet in area. There are also large
gardens aud grounds. All descriptions
oi flowers. plants, shrubs. etc, are grown,
a specially being made Of dealing in
seeds. Offices are at 80 Main street and
from here the trade Is supplied. Cut
flowers for funerals, weddings, etc, are
a special feature Mr.. Evans IS an able
and experienced man and merits his envi-
able success. &.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

This model business was established in
1881. and is now one OF the leading ones
OF It's kind In the ity. The premises &C.
cupied as salesrooms are At the corner OF
Main and Second South streets, while the
large and handsome greenhouses owned
and operated by Mr.. Cramcr, are at Eff
teenth South and Third East streets. Mr..
Cramer supplies large demand for all
kinds OF flowers, including the rarest
plants, ferns and shrubs lie also FUR
nishes the choicest cut flowers, making a
specially OF roses and carnations, which
he sells wholesale or retail, also bou-
quets, wreaths and emblematc designs
in the very newest and original concep
tons of artistic forms. lie also deals
extensively in seeds and bulbs. Mr..
Cramer is always prepared to execute all
orders with that intelligence that makes
his efforts so highly appreciated by his
many patrons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

A well.known bakery in Salt Lake city
Is that OF Mueller Bros. located NJ 7is
State street. The business was establish
ed in 1900 and has grown TO considerable
proportions, two bake ovens being opcr-
aied and ten persons employed. The
high standard Of excellence at which this
product Is maintained, keeps Il In great
demand, and two wagons are kept busy
delivering orders. A cafe Is run in con.
ncction with the business, where light
lunches are served. Messri. George aud
Reinhard Mueller the propnetors, are
natives Of Germany and are thoroughly
conversant with an details OF the bust
ness. Mr.. George Mueller owns consid.
cradle real estate here and is a member
Of the Germania club and the |. o. q. T..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

One Of the active business men Of Salt
Lake city. is Mr. w. Babcock, the man.
ager Of the extensive hardware c,tab.
lishment, which occupies premises on the
ground floor Of two.story brick block.
at 500 south State street II would be
EASIER TO tell what is not kept at this es-
tablishmcnt than TO say what may be
had ihtrc sides a full and wcll.select-
ed stock Of general hardware, the firm
Keeps on hand large stock Of sprink.
lcrs, hose spraycrs. gas stoves, gasoline
stoves, screen doors and wire poultry
fencing. The business was est .blshcd
last year hy Messm. Boutwell, * Nc.
Cananghy, Mr. sBabcock succeeding rs
manager a couple OF months ago. Mr.
Babcock is an energetic man, who came
to Salt Lake from Provo, Utah, last
year. Since he assumed charge Of the
establishment, the business has greatly
increased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Mr.. John b. Busch, the proprietor of
the above mentioned market established
business in 1891 and has met with great
success. lie has been In this line Of bus.
mess for several years in other cities and
Is thoroughly practical and experienced.
Spacious quarters, equipped with mod
ern appliances, are occupied nj i39 west
Second South street, and here a splendid
stock OF meats Is carried while in the
rear IS a sausage factory containing all
requisite machinery, Mr.. Busch cures
his own meats and makes a specially OF
Utah beef. Three assistants and two
wagons are kept constantly busy. Mr..
Busch Is in the prime OF lie, a courteous
gentleman, and is liked by all who know
him, either In business orpriyaie life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Newmnn.sot, shoe Co.

This Is a recent acquisition TO the shoe
supply trade OF Salt Lake, and was cs-
tablished May ist, 1895. Mr.. w. ]. New
man Is president and Alr. U. II Mott Jr,
secretary and treasurer. The store occu.
pied at 81 Main streeth has 7ox75 feet area,
and is admirably arranged ior the special
purpose Of the business. The stock IS
new and complete and consists OF one OF
the largest assortmenis Of footwear ~
the entire city Here can be had all
kinds, grades and sizes Of boots, shoes,
rubbcrs. ETC., and at prices that cannot
fail but to attract large custom. Polite,
courteous treatment OF patrons Is an cs-
tablished rule. The proprictors are both
active business men, whose good man.
agcment and honorable business princi'
Piles have already had big effect In pro-
ducing a liberal patronage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Temple I'harniEcy.

One Of the most successful and popular
phamac es In Salt Lake Is that which is
conducted by the Bill Brothers a, No. ios
South Temple street, under the name OF
the Temple Pharmacy. The store is neat
ly fitted up and stocked with q we'll. ass
ortcd selection Of everything found In a
first class drug store a specially Is made
OF sage seed cream toilet preparation
put up 10y the firm, and which has be.
come very popular. Mr.. b, I, Bill reg.
istered pharmacist came from Cincinnati
in 1892; he Is first vice president Of the
Utah Pharmaceutical Association, and
enjoys the confidence Of his fellow drug
gists MIR. l.. II. Bill is travelling agent
OF the Cleveland Bicycle Works.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
. KeIIeiG

A Well-ordsred grocery store, and one
INA, Is highly appreciated In the com.
muniy in which I, is situated, is that
conducted BY Nj. !. Kellett, at jo3 east
Seeond South street Mr.. Kelle,t sue
ceeded TO this business In 1899. and has
since conducted i In such a manner rs
to Win the favor Of large and influential
patronage. The store Is 77x5o feet in
lfta, and neatly fitted up. The stock
cinied, embraces every description OF
staple and fancy groceries, table deli.
ades, Utah products, fresh and dried
fruits vegetables, and every variety OF
country produce and kitchen hardware.
Two clerks are employed, and two de-
livery wagons are in constant use. The
hei elass Of trade Is catered to. and
no,hing but the very first quality OF goods
I cafned 10 stock. Mr.. ] Kellett sue.
,seded NJ. mo, McDougall, who had
IN he stand many years before. lie Is
lnember Of the |. o. o. +.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

The business conducted by these
gentlemen was founded in 1876 by Mr..
+. c. Armstrong, Jr their father, whose
decease two years ago last April left the
business in their hands. Tho present
proprietors are MessB, J. II, and c.
Armstrong. They bring to bear a perfect
knowledge Of the business. The enter.
prise was originally dealing in seeds,
hay, grain, flour aud feed. The present
proprietor have added q retail grocery
department and now have on hand a full
supply OF staple and fancy groceries,
canned goods, table dcliclcies, etc, The
store Is 3oN7S feet ~ area and well
appointed, Several delivery wagons are
in constant service and orders are de-
livered to all parts Of the city. The firm
are wholesale iobbers In seeds, hay,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Ihe Davis shoe Coz. Davis, Mana
ger.

The shoe trade OF Salt Lake City has
no more esteemed exponent than Mr..
Is Davis manager OF the Davis Shoe Co
whose store is at no Main Street Mr..
Davis established this business two years
ago, and a short time the business
was Incorporated under the present
style. The store has come TO be known
as one OF the most desirable places at
which to obtain the newest and most
fashionable styles, as well as best quality.
This house carries at all times a large
stock OF both ladies' and mems shoes Of
all grades. They make a specially, how
ever OF high grade footwear and are sole
agents for the celebrated shoes made by
Hanan & Son. They are also agents tor
the well known l.. 7. Reed & Co., fine
ladies' shoes. Mr.. Davis employs several
clerks and is the recipient Of q large, in
iluental and growing patronage. He
gives his sole attention to the business
and makes every effort to cater to the
wishes Of his patrons. lie Is a young
man and has met with that success
with which he merits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

street Is one Of the most reliable and best
plironizcd retail groceries in the city. Mr.
Harper founded the business IN 1875. and
rom rs inception has been most success.
lul. His store is very neatly arranged
and IS repleie with foil and fine stock of
staple, fancy and green groceries poul.
uy, FISH and game. Goods arc delivered
Tree Of charge TO any part Of the city.
Mr. Harper IS a young man. capable and
energetic. He has resided In this city a
good many years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

One Of the popular meat markets Of
ihls city T. that OF Thurgood * company,
located IN commodlous premises NJ 500
State street. Messrs Inurgood * Co.,
make q specially Of fine meat and keep
only the best. They keep always on
hand well assorted stock OF the finest
meats that can be secured making a
specially Of the family trade. Goods are
delivered TO any part Of the city. A
Wholesale trade Is also done. This Is an
old established business, having been
ioundeiin 1870. Mr. George Thurgood the
proprietor was born In Essex England;
he Is an active business man, well liked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

A large business Is done by Mr. ]. o.
Gale at the Utah Seed Store, No. 500
south State street. The business was
established in 1891. There is kept on
hand large and well assorted stock Of
staple aud fancy groceries, hay, grain
and flour A delivery wagon is kept to
accommodate customers. Mr.. Gale has
been here six years, coming from Denver
Col. He Is an active, well preserved
man 90 yeaH of age, who does not look
more than 40,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10

Among the well conducted drug stores
IN Salt Lake, Is tic Parlor Drug store,
operated by Nessfs. Cries Bros, corner
oil. Second South and State streets This
bu mess vas established In 1891, and has
gained large patronage and the CONT
dencc OF the public. The store !, we'll
stocked, containing a full line Of pure.
fresh drugs. chemicals aud propr cnfy
medicines, also stationary and druggists
sundfics. Physicians prescriptions and
family recipes are carefully compound d.
The telephone number Is $50, aud icle.
phone orders arc promptly filled The
members OF this firm ere Mcssrs. -.
and J NJ. Cries. Both were born IN Wa.
bash, Ind. and came here in 1891 when
they established this business. They
are both registered pharmacists. They
also employ two registered pharmacists
and conduct branch drug store, conner
OF Main and Third South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
Iheater Candy Kitchen Alternately
a glurfe.

One OF the best paironized houses Of
It's kind In Salt Lake aud one whose
goods fully merit that di stinclion, is the
well known Theatre Candy Kitchen at
OF L. First South street. This business
was established four years ago and has
been very successful. The premises are
handsomely appointed and In the rear
there is an attractive ice cream parlor.
There is always on hand fresh supply
OF candies and confectionery, also the
finest ice cream m the city. The candy
made by this concern is unsurpassed rs
regards purity and general excellence
and has met with much favor and large
sale. The propfie,ors are Messs. J
NJ. Abefnalhty and l.. NJ. Lingle. Mt.
]. NJ. Abernathey is an active business
man and expert candy maker, and Mrs,
l.. NJ Lingle Is also experienced in the
same line. They fully deserve the success
they have achieved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
rreed rnrnIlnre !, cnrncl ro.

Prominent among the leading house
uuuishers Of Salt Lake City. the Freed
Furniture * Carpet company, with
oliI.,1 lnd salesrooms at so, %, q, SO,
IS and 80 east Third South street, take
rank. This business was established IN
1891, and from the outset has met with
great success. Each year has seen the
trade expand until today patronage
comes from all paris Of the city and coun-
try and iiiteen assistants are employed.
Furniture and carpets are the spccialties,
though household goods Of all kinus are
carried. The officers Of the company are:
Pre- idcnt, NJ. NJ Freed; vice president,
Samuel J. Kenyon; secretary and trrasur-
er, LYMAN A. Leipseger, {. NJ Feed,
general manager. All are prominent
business men, identified with various
enterprises,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
MnshIngton ,rnrhet.

AT the Washington Market, 5t5 south
Nam street, may be found az lll times "a
large, choice and well assorted sock of
meats, fish poultry, and groceries and
provisions OF all kinds. This popular
and well known market was established
In 1890 by Wand * Co., the present pro.
pfic'ors, Mtssg. 5. T. Day and II. H..
Rowe, succeeding two years l4ter. Three
assistants aud two delivery wagons are
Kept constantly ON the move attending to
the wants Of customers. and reliability
and prompincss chaueicrizc all opera
tons. Meafs Day and Rowe are both
progressive citizens.