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Recent Appointments.

Rev Ernest Lyon, d. D mem Der OF
the National Republican Advisory
Committee. with headquarters at New
York, has appointed John Mitchell
Jr., member of the Advisory Commit
tee of his department.
Mr. Mitchell has also been appoint
ed Advisory Committeeman for the
State OF Virginia, by MIR. +. L. Bar
nett, chief of the Afro-American Bu-
reau OF the National Republican COM
mittee at Chicago. for the distribution
or literature to colored people, and
upon his recommendation Mr.. II. +
Jonathan has been appointed Execu-
tive Committeeman for the State.
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Removal Notice.

DR.. P. B. Ramsey, who has had his
dental Dariors in the city at l02 west
Leigh street and worked up a consid-
cradle patronage among the people of
Richmond has moved his family here
and can be found at the above address
at all times. Persons desiring to be
removed of tooth ache should give
him a call. His polite and energetic
attention to business has won for him
a wide spread reputation.
We are glad to know that he has
settled here permanently.
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Attention ! Attention !

There will be given at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church Monday night. October
10, 1895 a concert for the benefit of the
carpet club, No 2.
The followingwill take part misses
Hattie +. Dabney, Ann Scott, Deborah
Patterson, Minnice Scott, Lena Scott.
Zemoria d Jones. Mamie b. Jones.
Margaret Tinsley; Mr.. Jose ph Wood
folk; Mesdames Fannie P, Walker. s.
Alice Kemp. Carrie Hawkins, George
A. Price and others. Mrs. Mabel Hill.
pianist Come one, come all and help
US.
Doors open at 7'3O p. m. Admission,
10 cents. Oct 1O-2t
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17

Mr.. John H. Davis Of Danvills is
in the city.
Mr. t A. Miles OF Fsrmville. Va.
called on US
Mr.. W. L. Logan of Danville,
Va, called on us.
Mr. s. A. Hance. of Bluefield, w.
Va. called on as.
Rev w. II. Whites entertain
ment last Monday night was success
Rev. A. $ Thomas, pastor Of Sharon
| BAPTIST hurch has left the city on va
cation.
Miss Elfred Williams. Of Kew
1 York is visiting frit nds m this city.
She is looking well
Rev. w s. holland of Hsmpton.
and pastor OF the = bird Bspt. Church
there, was in the city this week.
Miss Ida L. Eggleston left the
! city last Friday 10 take charge OF her
! school m chesterfield County, Va.
! Mrs. Mamie Snowdsn OF Balti.
more is in the city, he guest OF Mad.
am Mildred A Gross, 9O7 North 2nc
) Street
; Mr.. Richard 3. Jackson OF New
= York passed through the city thi
week enroute TO Howard University
z Washington, ID. G..
\ Mr.. Richard b. Jackson calle'
on US lie came from New York vi
Old Dominion and experienced quit
= a rough time at sea-
IL Rev. Il. II. Bowling. pastor c
d the Butte Street Baptist Church {
J. Norfolk called on us this week. III
gives a most gratifying report OF b
lie work.
,, Mr.. John II Bush. the noted W
- calist OF the south is in the city. visir
3 ing Mr.. VIM Eastman. 9l41& n. Pct
-. street and will be pleased to NEE
~ friends.
D. MIR. and Mrs Greed Robinso
rs have returned to the city from Altar
So tic CITY. n. j., and will be pleased I
id see their many friends at 2l3 K. Leio
street.
81 Mr. Winston Bell of the class
1896 Howard Law School. Cambridg
80 Mass. will be married to hiss FL
Ie Willis OF Chesterfield County, Va.
- her home in said county on TuesdI
~ November oath at o'clock A.
o0 They will leave on the 10 O'Clock ira
for Baltimore where he intends
OF practice law.
r. The Rev ]. NJ Young. our &c
mt eral Missionary and Superintendent
,al Missions, has been suddenly call
out of the city, to Lanisburg, N c.,
4 a see his wife and child, who are repoi
oh ed seriously i'll We hope for hi
mt their speedy recover.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17
Do You Know Him 2

desire to know the whereabouts of
my brother, George Evans. His moth
er's name was Rhode Evans. He has
a mark on his face that resembles the
No. 10. He is Of brown complexion
and left here in 1885 or '66.
Any information concerning him
will be thankfully received by
CALLIE POLLARD,
Farmville. Va.
OC17-1mO
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To the Public.

The place for the rich and the poor,
Federal Street Market, is where l pur-
chase my groceries. You can take q
small amount of money and spend it
in.such a way as to have big dinner,
and then have cake and cream. Why,
don't you know he has opened an Ice
Cream Saloon, and dispensed with the
wines and liquors2 You can take your
wife or best girl there and sit and chat
with ease and comfort. 1t is so quiet
and nice in there now, and he is so po-
lite and courteous. Come, will show
you the place.
ANDREW AARoNsoN, Ag't.,
LIST and Federal SITS
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DO You Know Her2

l desire to know the whereabouts of
my sister. Her name was Rachel Will
liams and she belonged to Tom Will
liams of Jacksonville.
She married A. Jackson. Any in
formation will be thankfully received
by her brother,
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
Jacksonville,
Calhoun Co Ala
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uTANTED For United States Army
wv abled bodied, unmarried men, be-
IA tween ages of 81 and go, Citizens of
the United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write English. For informa-
ton apply to Recruiting Office, 624
East Broad St.. Richmond. Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17

WILROY-Died at her residence
ITO n. 3Oth. ST., Friday msrniDg, OctO-
Der 9th, 1895 at z 30 a. m, at the ago
OF 90 years, Margaret l.. Wiiroy The
funeral took place from the 4th Baptist
Church. Sund y, IL a m. Rev Evans
Payne officiating. She Was buried be-
side her mother, who died in 1871.
Rest On"
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Money to Loan.
AMOS.

No gold notes required. Old mort
cages paid off, and new houses built
on easy monthly payments.
Call and examine our plans
WILLIAM @. CAMP, President,
GEo. Z. JEFFERSON, Secretary.
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A Sad Funeral.

NEW York, September 26th. 1898.
The funeral Mrs Agnes b. Smith
the wife of James W. Smith who pass
ed peacefully away at her residence,
27I west l46 street, this city, Septem-
Der p, 1896, was preached by Reverend
George H. Boswell at the above num-
Der Thursday, September oath, 1895 at
Jpn She lived a consistent Oh ris-
tian life and died in the full triumph
of faith. She leaves husband two
sisters. one brother, one son, many
relatives and a host of friends co
mourn their loss, She had been sick
for sometime during which time she
lost her little baby boy, Arthur ]
Smith. He died August 10th, 1895,
aged eight months.
TO THE DEPARTED
Thou hast left us, sweet sister, in sor-
row and tears.
They have smoothed the grew turf o'e4
thy breast
Where thon, in the beauty and bloom
of thy years
Art laid down in silence to rest.
There's a seat now left vacant, dear
missing face,
In the circle around the home hearth
And the dark wing Of sorrow broodl
over the place,
Once gladdened with innocent mirth
Fare thee well, sweetest sister there
many heart
That pine thy dear image to see,
There are fond eyes, that wept wheT
they saw thee depart,
Still heavy with weepin g for thee
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17
St Phi P. E. Church

Corner of Leigh and st. James Streets
Rev J W. Johnson. Rector
Services tomorrow at ] l n. m and s
m Rev Thos w Cain will preach
All are invited
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17
GRAND LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF DA.
MONS MEETS.

RICHMOND, VA, october 9th, 1885
The Grand Lodge, knights of Da-
mon of Virginia convened in its fifth
Annual Session on Monday. October
9TH, 1895 at Cooks Hall, i547 East
Broad Street. Richmond, Va, at 10
O'Clock sharp IN with the Grand w.
in the chair, Sir George w. Morris.
The opening ode was sang. Saviour
will come to my heart" Prayer by
Sir Thomas Scott.
The q. w. G.. then proceeded to
open the Grand L dye in ample favor
after which the committee on creden-
tials was appointed by the q. W. G..
The Committee reported six lodges
and three Female Tents and four not
heard from.
Sir Thomas Scott d. G. d. NJ. report
ed one Grand Encampment of the
Daughters of Dionysius instituted
October l, 1896 of 10 P. G w. X with
the following grand officers for the
ensuing year:
Sirs Lucy Gordon, w X, Catherine
Monroe, G. w. A X Sarah V. Win
ston, G. R. s., Victory Lucas G. w.
t, Sarah Jackson, G. w. ChaplAir'
Francis Mantly, CIV. Conductor, Rosa
E. Robinson, G., W. A. Conductor
Polite Woodson, q. w. l. S s., ELLEN
Murray, G. w. o. S. S.
The Financial committee reported
the following account: We herewith
present the following financial stand
ing of the Grand Lodge. so far as re
ceipts for the year due from Sci temb ]
l, 1895 to September /. 1898, SIS 90
expenses for the year 500 90; balance
of cash on hand $50 90.
After which the Grand Lodge tool
| recess at . O'Clock to recOnVene at
O'Clock. At O'Clock sharp the GranC
Lodge reopened the minut- of thu
morning session were adopted.
The grand officers made a favorabl,
report of the past year, after which
, the following officers were elected 70
the ensuing year:
c. Coorno Nv Morris p q w q
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MASS MEETING!
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
RALLY AND
Hear the Issues Discussed

MARSHA ALL WARD.
MONDAY NIGHT, October 18th, Old
Odd Fellows Hall. Nicholson Street.
Fulton. speakers :-Messrs. = II
Jones, James Bahen, James A HUI
cless. Colin L. Payne, ". s. Selden
and Others
TUESDAY NIGHr. Cctc r 10th at Pill
grim Travellers Hall. Church Hill.
Speakers :-Messrs. HOratiO Harris
BENJAMIN Jackson William ~. St0rrs.
Benjamin Scott. David Robinson AID
others
CLAY WARD.
WEDNESDAY, NIGHT, October 2lst, cor
ner Randolph and Taylor SITS Syeax-
ers-Messrs John WhinelCon. w. T
Lee. Morton Deane. II j. Moore, DIR.
p. IL. &. Noble and others
MONROE WARD.
GRAND RALLY. THURSDAY NIGHT, Oc-
| toher 22Dd. Speakers John Mitchell.
Jr, Charley Young. George Reed, j.
l X. Griffin and James Bahen.
Let Republicans come out and hear
for themselves.
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FROM BOWERS HILL AND VICINITY

Religious Notes Personal and Briefs
On Sept. 29th, Mr.. James Brinkley
and John I. Ashburn, two of the mo (
popular young men OF Bowers Hill.
boarded the train for Shaw Universe
ty.
DR. ]. Edward Ashburn, our colored
/ physician, who has been iii for one
week with malaria, is convalescing
He will soon be out again to resume
his practice
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17

il Randolph 2nd Z" a.
After which the above named off
GERS were duly installed by the Pass
Grand State Deputy. William NJ Mick
en- and good deal of routine business
was done and at 9 O'Clock the GFSDd
Lodge adjourned to reassemble at s
O'Clock p m.
At 8 o'clock the Grand Lodg opened
in due form. The minutes of the af.
ternoon session read. received and
adopted. Then the following proceed
ings were discussed pro and con for
the benefit of the Ter
Resolved. 7 hat the joining fee of
the Knights OF Damon be $500.
After the completion Of business the
Grand Lodge adjourned to meet on
the 3rd Wednesday in September, 1897
in Hampton. Va.
EDWARD RANDOLPH. q. VIC
1888 Boyd Street. Richmond, We.
EDWARD :. ROBERTSON, &. W.R G.
14(3 w. Moor. st, Richmond w.
THOMAS SCOTT. S ID.
In care Of Edward s. Robertson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17

Do not delay the collector when he
calls pay him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17

Montague Banks. who resides on N.
9th Street, and who was alleged to
have murdered Little Wyndham Lip
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-17

Mrs. Mary Booker, 1922 Tay lor st.
has been confined home for the past
week sick.
Mrs. E @. Powell has been quite I'M
we'll the past week.
Mr.. JEFF Martin, the obliging section
of the 9Th Church, has been indisposed
for the past two weeks suffering with
rheumatism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
CUSTOMS OF YUKON INDIANS.
MANY OF THEM pURPOsFIY STARvEE
TO DEATH-CkUEL. BUT MORAL
AND HONEST.

There were formerly many curious
traits OF character and queer customs
that prevailed among the tribes inhab-
iting the upper Yukon country. Per.
maps the most barbaric Of All was In
the treatment OF the female infants.
Just after the child is born she ia In
trusted to come one Of the opposite sex
o; advanced age, who has selected her
or mis- luture wife. During the timu
before arriving at that aye when che
becomes wife, her male guardian, Tor
such he now IL, has to contribute q GER
tain portion OF his spoils OF the chase
to her support. II, before she arrives at
that age, she displeases her lord, or he
tires of supporting her, she Ia given no
more food ana is starved to death.
Should female be born md no man
wants to provide Tor her and claim her
as his future wife, then she is not al
lowed 10 live. All the male infants are,
however, brought up, as they will make
good hunters. Consequently, it ia es.
tinated that for every female there are
hundred males.
Curious as 1t may seem, the two
sexes live separate u greater portion OF
the time. Both men and women dress
alike, and one unaccustomed to them
Is unable to distinguish one from the
other unless very close. During the
winter these people travel together
with dogs and sleds, and In tho sum-
mer by birch bark canoes. They also
convert their dogs and even their
squsws into pack animals, and 1t ia a
curious sight 10 see long pack train
OF dogs loaded with twenty or thirty
pounds each, anu the line broken here
anu there with a human bein. labor
ing under her PACK OF hundred
pounds. Their canoes are very ui-
minutive in size anu Of IN inferior
construction, and 1t is an impossio.lity
or one not accustomed to their use to
sit In them without upsetting. They
are built to hold but one persy n, anu
then sitting fat In the bottom with
knees curled under go as to occupy tine
least space possible.
There Indians are very moral In
their habits auu strictly honest. III
one is hungry AMI finds cache OF
provisions, he seldom mOles;s 1t. But
when he does he always leaves fuil
value In skins tor what food he sp
| pro Priaies TO HE own use.-Alask
| News.
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from Brother NJ. Austin we learn that
he il doing a good work In oldham,
England, having persuaded ono paDer
OF the town TO publish commu MICA
ton from himself on the Mormons.
At the close OF last week 1t was dis
covered that diphtheria had brohen
out and upon the mayors order all
schools mad to he closed la order thai
1t mig ht no stopped as soon as possible.
Brother p. Austin lost u little hoy, but
outside OF that no other deaths have
occurred and at present all the cases
are doirg ap well as can be expected.
So says cur quarantine physician.
Everybody is preparing for Christ
mas and Santa Cians IL very busy,
remembering both por and rich,
young and old. You, paper is eagerly
looked for and 10 resi with pleasure.
a Merry Christmas and Henpy
New Year. y. X.
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The Company Wins.

The case Of Lucy Marsh Va the Salt
Lake Building snJ Loan association,
and f. l.. Holland us trustee, was tried
be'ore Jdgue Street yesterday after.
noon. Mrs. Marsh susd for decree
that the defendant be compelled to
accept 81 300 in full satisfaction OF a
claim given under deed Of Trust,
wherein there WAS conveyed to Hol.
land certain premises a. security for
the payment OF loan upon which, II
was claimed. now amounted to 81 300.
Plaintiff also asked ier u release OF the
trust deed. Judgment was rendered
for the Defendant, his honor holding
that there was no oauee OF action.
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A LEHl LETTER.
LEHI, Utah County,
December 10, 1896.

december IL, 1876.
To the Editor:
Perhaps q few lines will not be out
OF place. We IRE enjoying some very
fine weather ut present, and it has
been good for the farmers, a. they
have been able to deliver their reserve
OF sugar bests to the factory. On &c.
count of some OF the beets being frozen
the factory has not run as fast as usual.
During the last few days $4,000 has
been paid out for beets. making about
100000 paid the farmers this season.
Last Saturday Mr.. J. Wolston while
shopping left in his buggy a pair Of
blankets. Some lightfingered person
helped themselves To the same, but after
a few hours they were iounu by the
police in garden. A party was set to
watch to see who would come after
them, but while he watched they were
taken away. Who was the THE /? Echo
answers, "Perbsps the marshal might
tell you"
Our police ffficer, I. Austin, must
be proud Tor once for the little game he
played on the gambling fraternity.
He walked right In on them and tue
consequence was that $40 was lett with
the justice for appearance, but Mr..
Rockhill forgot to call for 1t so the
Judge decided 1t belonged 10 the city
treasury.
Our city fathers met In council
chambers last week and maue some
appropriations after which they ad.
journed.
Mr.. J. II. Ktrkham and Miss E.
Meakin were joined In the bonds OF
mairlmoDy last week by Senator A. J.
Evans al the residence OF the BRIDES
parents. Many pretty ami useful
presents were given them together
with the wishes OF their many friends
| for a prosperous and happy voyage
through lie.
Some new buildings are still going
| up. Il. u. Webb and n. Butt Will
| soon finish their new residencts,
The Ivanh0e Dramatic company
presented to a large audience the Irish
Duke,an the boys In the gallery were
well pleased.
The students from LehI, who are
attending the college In Logan, are
expected TO spend their Christmas al
home.
Mr.. X. Bradshaw has sold to the
Leh. Cattle company thiIty-fOur COWS,
which weighed u total Of 81, $50
pounds.
The night school taught by Prof. j.
J. Anderson is doing as well as can be
expected.
The Lshi Lodge No. 90 l. o. o. f.
held Installation ceremonies IN their
hall last week and = new set of Oficera
was installed.
! 1t lie reported that Isaac Fox OF thie
place has been released from HE mis-
sion among the K,nakss in Ssuil
Valley to return home.
At last II is reported that we are TO
have new brace band under the
leadership Of ID. Y. smith. success
to 1t.
Through letter lately received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
A PROMINENT PEDAGO6UE.
President OF The United Educational AS
ISOLATION Visiting The schools
Of Salt Lake.

In company with DR.. MiiispAugn
Hon. Charles II. Skinner, superin'
tendent Of public instruction oil The
state OF New York and President Of
the United Educational associatioh
which 1t is hoped will meet here a
wear hence, visited the public schools
OF this city today.
Mr.. Skinner arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Los Angeles, where he
attended the California State Teachers'
ssso citation early In the present month.
dc IL accompanied by his wife and
will resume his homeward journey this
evening.
MIR. Skinner is well known In the
educational work Of the country. But
no. In that alone. He engaged In the
newspaper business flor several years;
and from 1881 to 1855 represented the
Watertown district Of mis- state In the
halls of Congress. At the expiration
of his last congressional term be be.
came deputy state superintendent OF
public instruction for New YORK and
two years ago was chosen superin-
tendeut,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
Last Nights Art Reception.

Last night's art reception at the ex-
hibit rooms in the Mccormick block
was most pleasing affair. The
musical program assisted very
materially In making it success.
Words OF commendation were freely
spoken by those In attendance.
Among the visitors were Hon. John
L. Dolly and daughter, Hon. J. L..
Rawlins, General Jno. y, Cannon,
MIR. aud Mrs. l.. &. Hills, Mr. ana Mre.
Charles 3. Burton, Mr., And Mis-. Frank
Knox and numerous other yell
known people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

legislature, has returned from an ex-
tesded trip Fact. MIR. Romney visited
tho cities Of Chicago. New York and
Boston. He reports business much
liveler since election, but thinka there
Ia still room for Improvement Utah lie
receiving the attention OF the people
East more than ever. The recent
buff No "hunp was given consiJ cradle
spsce by the papers. ant was made tn e
subject OF many blood-curdling story.
Mr.. Romnsy returns In the best OF
health ana spirits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
CHRISTMAS Candies a. Wilson's.

The liquor and morphine diseases are
cured nj the Keeiey Institute, 1855 w.
Second North. Arrangements have
oeen made by which ladies receive
treatment, ss secluded as In the privacy
of their own homes. Address. In
strict confidence, Look Box $50. City,
or w. B. Arnold, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
Chris,uias Presents.

A large assortment OF thoroughly
reliable goods at low prices are now on
display at J. b. Jensen's, jeweler, SO
east Frat South ST., including the
latest silver noveltlee, souvenir spoons,
rlngs, piHs, bracelets, chains. Also a
lice OF siiverware in tes sets, cake
dishes, pickle casters, iIuit dishes,
bread trays, etc.; onyx, china aud
other handsome clocks. A fine dis.
play OF ladies' and gents' GOLD and
silver watches. and nice assortment
OF golu.hesd canes and umbrellas.
Everything guaranteed to be as repre-
senied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

On Dec. lcth to 18Th the r.. Il. w.
sells round ttip tickete to Pho TX ami
return at the very low rate OF $50 20
Please remember that the r. q. w. ia
the short anu last route to Ph nix and
all points south. Pullman Palace
Sleeping care, tourist sleeping cara ami
FREQ reclining char cars. Ticket Office,
Is w, End Snuth 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
ROUND TRIP TO OGDEN 500


N'h 1910 crahuo western RAILWAY.
On Tnurslay, Dec. lob, the II. G..
w. rakes round trip rate OF Sl.00 to
Ogden. Tickets gooi on special train
leaving Salt Lake City ut 400 p. n.
and on returning special leaving
Ogden after close of performance. Pub
lie invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

Christmas Presents.
Send your friends copy OF my Re.
fex OF Salt Lake City, OF . view oil tue
Hill Cumorah, Palmyra, N. Y, each
90 Cents, free by mail. e. r. savage,
Art Bazaar, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

For purity OF favor buy C. 5.pOund
box Of heat cream candy at Sl.00,
worth 81 so. JOHN MCDONALD JR.,
s6S Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

For rurlty OF flavor buy 5.pound
box OF best cream candy ut 81 90,
worth $3.50. JOHN MCDONALD JR..
26S Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

Bee @. 3. Martin before buying coal.
We always sell at the lowest possible
price. Office No. 4 west First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
Salt sake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
the evening OF Thursday, Dec. "a,
1895, and reopen on the morn Ing OF
Monday, Jan. 4, 1897.
LoRDa 10 HNow,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

The Candy HOx. 90 East ist South.
Cheapest place for Christmas Cauuics.
IL lbs. fipe mixed c,nty flr ST. 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17

DON'T fail to see Walker Broe. grand
window display of the only genuine
moIseses candy. Salinir X issea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-17
Back From the East.

George Romney Jr., manager OF the
z. g. M. L. shoe factory, and member
elect of tho lower bouae OF the next