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Show MIXED TRAINS will run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED. LtW Fait Lake City at 8:30 and 5:05 p.m.; and Ugdeo at 5:00 a in, and 3:i0 p.D. ?or all Information oonoerninf freight or tMif i, apply to JAS. SHARP Qaaoral Freight and Tioet Agent. JOHN SHARP, Superintendent. li HOHTHtRNRMLRflM . Trains Lot. Ifl (Mly l 7 30 ajn-Trains ajn-Trains Leava Corinno dsiily at 3 1X1 pm-CHAS. pm-CHAS. NIBLEY. General Freiebt and Ti -Vet A(ct. a""r" MOSES THAICllEf. j28 Uen' Jul"-' STACELI N ES. aiLMER&SALISKniY'S DAILY STAGE LI U. THRO DOB rjtah, Southeast Nevada & Montana reaTine SALT LAKE CITY. DAILY, Ro.nn.ng Beu-h to Tlntio, Aramenn Fork Mount Nobo. Peri .6t.0wrqe.Mah; arf Pieche, Nevada; PA SUING THROUGH Bait OrU , Chlken Crook. .11 th Prinrinnl fOWDS and Mmlns Cam "i SouuS ?! . l-'tH -J Soulhl Nevada- AIerleaye CORINNE. UTAH, DAILY, tunning North to Y'rjrinla City, llelona Fort uenton. Deer Louito, Cedar Crook Mines, and paiwiiin; throviKh all tlie Principal Princi-pal Towns and Mining Campa in Montana. OETNCIPAL OFFICE: Wells, Fargo & Co. Building, SALT LAKE CITY. C. L. TURNER'S EXPRESS & STAGE LINE noil LlIII TO Tl.NTIC, Via Camp Floyd, nomannTillo, Enrokn. Sll-Ter Sll-Ter City, and Diamond, running triweekly, tri-weekly, on opj-OMto dai to Uilmur ti alls bury. Express Matter and Light Freight Promptly attended to; Running nrnt-clnjn, fcur-horse tlock. wmnocting at Lohi with ino traiiu. Also a faat IreigQl running from Lohi. OFFICES White Houoe.Salt Lako Tity. Duraiit i Cnt-tiiif, Cnt-tiiif, Lohi. Ji-nos' Hotel, Diaiuund City, blark alt package oare G. L. Turner, L'ilii. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS FAR WEST FREIGHT CO, Fast FVeinOut Line FROM St. Louis via Lincoln, to Omaha. No Chang of Cars ic Salt Lake. No Crowing Missouri River Bridgea Consequently no Deloy. Merchants ordering guiri' from iit Louis will Cind this the Quickest and I'lieajjost Route. Order idylls njaiked and ahipiied in '"FAlt WE6I LLNE." Fur (arlhor iiartionliirn. -i.ooinl rutoa. Ac. apply to JAS. F. ACL A aan 3 U-.-0'l ..tuugor, at. Luuip. Iiifer to Z C M I, LUMBER. BUILD'C MATERIAL I A i S fx jj i 5 LJ " I 5 5 5 g 1 LJ I - e S" B I 1 a " S . g E A s 5 to t t n -a 5 H ii s tJ f M - K - W I LUMBER YARD. All kisdilof Xj TJ ILVl 33 El DOORS, WINDOWS, Blinds, Mouldings, Shingles. Laths, JONES A FORMAL. POSTPONEMENT ! 4tk GRAND GIFT-CONCERT! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY. OVER A MILLION IN BANK ! ! SUCCESS ASSURED ! A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN On TUESDAY. 31st or MARCH, Nbxi. In ordor to meet the cneral wish and expectation ex-pectation of tho public and the tic)fot-hold"rs. tor (ho full payment of tho magniflcmt uilf, anpounrnd for 'he Foar'h llrand Concert of tho Public Library of Kontucky, tho man-igomont man-igomont have determined to postpone the Concert and Drawing until ... . Tuesday, the 31st of Marcn, 1874- They haTe already realized OVER A MILLION DOLLARS, and have a great many agenu yet te hear Irom. No doubt is ontortained of 'hessls of every tif-kot bolore the drawing, but who her all arc ?nld or not i ho Concert arid Drawing will pej-j" tivaly and unequivocally take plar",p,u. day now fixed, and if anv reinaU -'rt thy will be cancelled and the pri'f,",1 ro" ducwi in proporlioB to thu. V UaK9ta-Only UaK9ta-Only (loW tickoM luod- nd 1 OOO CASH GIFTS, $1,5000,000 1.111 be distributed amonR tho' ticket-holder. Tho t ckots are printed in com on?, of tenths, and all fractional parta will be represented repre-sented in tho drawing just as whole tiofceu . LIST OF GIFTS I One Grand Cneh Gift..- r.f2W.000 OnotJrand :a-h liift J JO.' Uil One Grand Cash Gift 50.W One Hrand Cash Gift 2-i,m O One Gnu d Cash Gift 17. lit Cah Oiils, Il0,i" nch lOO.UuO St Cii-h Gifts, S.lXH) each lf0,CH0 50 Ca-h Gifts l,ii)each 60.000 60 Cach Gifts, S0 each 40. "00 100 Cash Gitis. M each ',00l y-Q Cit-h Gtitf, eacb ..... 4.r..i 0" iS'i Ctth Git'n, iOeiu'h ' W.Oiit 32) Cah Gilts. 100 each 1 2,'i'H) U.ijiJo CujhGifU. o'i cuch S5t.,UO0 Total. i2.00Gift, All Cash, amounting to Sl.S30.ftO The fluaooeator a gut aro as Ons to five. PRICE OF TICKETS: AVholctiokets. t-W; Halve. 925: Teethe, or t-Ai-h c'uoon 83; Eleven Whole Tickets for W; Twenty-two hlf (Tickets Tor 91,000; Oa! hundred and tbirtoen whole tickets tor 16, Wi; fo bun-red and tenty-sevan whole tioUfts for 9IO.0OH. No discount on less than So00 WOrth eftickCU- Tho Fourth Gift Concrt will be conducted, in a'l re-pocts, Uc the ihroo which hnvo al-roody al-roody boon givon, and foil narticulars may bo learned from oirculars whioh -ill bu nt free troro this oQico to all who apply for them. Ord-rs lor tiok ts and npplicationH for aeoneio" will be attonded to in tho order they are rcceivfd, aid it is hope-1 they will be font in promt'tly that ihore may be no disappointment disappoint-ment or delay in filling all. Liberal terras frion to tbose wbo buy to sell again. A iiRents are poremptorily requirod to settle up thi.rnccouniand reiurn alLLunBold tiokets by tho20ihday ot March. THO. E. BRAMLETTE, Agnnt Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Man-ager Gift Concert, Pablio Library Building Louisvillo. Ky. d2i Ei). CONOLLEY, of Conolley ft Co.. &i 1 st South Street, ag-nt for Salt Lake City.. "Upper Mill" D. R. ALLEN'S 171 A 1 1 1 BRAND. r lour. WE WISH TO INFORM OUR FRI ENDS and tho public tn general, that wo have purona.iod tho exclusive riuht of siflling from t no mill the oolubrato J brand of flour kn o wn as the "Upper Mill," D.R.Allen's Brand, Thl mill Is situated at 'ho antra no of T(ty Creok Canon, Salt Lake City, and was formerly former-ly known as Kim bell's Mills. -Merchant and ilelirscan nnn-have thuir orl -rg promi tly till.-d by addrrwMnir P. O. Box 7H2. or bv ai-Plioutinn ai-Plioutinn at the mill. BlltU a MoCULLOCH d!7 r SHELDON'S DANCINC ACADEMY. Gents' Class will m ry Monday ann Wednesday evaninis- Ladie' and Gat3 every Tuesday and Satui day evenings. Children's Class. Wednesday and Saturdaj Aftornoons. For terms apply bI the Hall, ireet oi l be Theatre, First Scutb Street. iMdALLT0 LET FOR PARTIS- jj'KAiMv'i? DANCING ACADEMY!! flltST SOUTH ST., Between Fh-it and Scconff West Sto. T-NHTitrrrrnv givfnt in all kinds LofyUAIiHli.bESund ROUND DANOHH. (Jlaiwe? moot as folluwi! Ladiue' and Genw' Clan-. Tau-idsv utnl I'hursday ovu; Lertios' I'rivnto C1:l-h. Wt-dtic? lny u' torn"on. ut Iw.m. Gfni' I'rniite Clu-', w udnpsduy ovo, at t) .ul.n'k. r-i'irou ororv Sntunlny nvcninK, I'riviite LohmHi.- itivon ul reuaunablo lornis. TERMS PER MONTH, $4 PER COUPLE. Tilt; HALL CAN UK RKNTJiU FuR afARlIia CUEA1', daa St. Louis, Kansas City A-ND Northern Short Line TO AND FROM SALT LAKE AND THE EAST. rassoiiRnrs to and from Salt Luke should hcur i mind Unit the St. Imis, Kaus;isCity t Northt'i-n Short line in connection with ill1 K:iin.s City, St. JoBcph, & Council BluHa K li., w tin-1 only lino running throuKh cara ovur the Rreat Mitwouri Kivcr bridge mUi and oul of Onmha. All other hoi's to or from tiie east, north or south involve in-volve a disagreeable tnmaler uud change of cars in trims furini; over tlie Missouri River iiito and ouLul'Oin.iha. This line is the only one running I through cars between St. Louis and WUJttiltt 111 UlIUlyK "ILil m Union Faeiiio railnnul. Thi'se are important facts for the traveling public pub-lic to consider, as ch.iukjes of cam and transfers, which other lines are subject to, are sources of great discomfort dis-comfort and inconvenience to travelers travel-ers w .ich the iniattxl lully uppreciate. all of which travelers nitty avoid by taking this great through line, and availing themaelvea ot the advantages it otleni, GO THROUGH ST. LOUIS. It is not generally known, but it is nevertheless a fact, that the shortest line to and from Salt Lake, and Louisville, Lou-isville, Cincinnati, Indiauopolis, Co-lumbua, Co-lumbua, Wheeling, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Cleve-land, Buflalo, Harrisburg, Fhiladel-phift, Fhiladel-phift, Baltimore, W ashington, Kew York and Boaton.ifl through St.Louis, over tho St. Louis, Kansas City & XT1 QK.I 'Pkin lino tint. only the shortest and quickest, but it affords an additional advantage of passing through St. Louis, the great metropolis of about four hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants, the third largest city in the Union, and is most prosperous in all branches 01 trade and manufacturies. It being located in the great Valley of the Mississippi, practically at the junction of the Missouri River, it is gradually drawing to itself, by reason of its location, lo-cation, a large majority of the trade of the Great Wt. People gotu? .o or from the East North or '-th, to or from the Great West, by other lines, Bhould by all means take this lino through St. Louis, and personally witness the magnitude of this great city. The St. Louis.Kausas City & Northern North-ern Short line, with its elegant equipment equip-ment of reclining chair cars, which they run without extra charge, its magnificent d.iy coaches and Pullman sleeping palaces, and excellent roadway, road-way, atlbrds the best avenue to or from St. Louis, to and from the Grea West. No. 18 -jisrxoisr PACIFIC RAILROAD. JIMJ5 TABLE. ' Uulil further notice, trains will leave and arrive at 0(iiun daily, a follows: jjj Leave. I Arrive. DailyEiprew.b.;ioam I D .ilyEr rosj 6.U'pm Mixed tf.ifl).u. , Mixf-d ;2.J6pm Freight lU.&iaw i'loU-nt lO.lUmu Dnily connections made at Ogden with Juh UiiLmi road from Salt Lako City and all point in Southern Utith. At Bryan with stages for Sweetwater Minos. At Choyenne wilh Denver Pnciflc R.R., ftir Denver, Central City, Goorpctown aud all points in Colonulo and Now Mexico. At Omaha wilh Chicago and Northwestern, North-western, Chicago, Rock Inland and Pacific, Burlineton and M'-wnn River, Kansas Cily, bU Joe and Council BlulK- Kailroadc and Missouri River Lino nf bteamers for all points East anl SiUtK Tiukets f-r Sul-j to all joints En?t at offioo of White, McC.rniok & Co., Ea.-l Temple Btreet,and at the oirii?c! of Utah (Jtn tral R.R.,in Sull Lake City;nlay,at Union Pacific R. R. ticket oihce iu Option, at which office berths in sleeping tiers can be secured. Arrangements htvtw been mafli?, where by passengers de,iring to virit Denver on their way east can avail themselves of an excursion rate from Cheyenne to Denvt)T and return at greatly reduced rates. For particulars and all information id regard to passage, apply at Ticket Office. Passengers should bo careful to secure their parage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via OMAHA, and thus avail themselves of llin advantages of a through sleeping car, Comfortable accom-rnodaLiona accom-rnodaLiona and uuiuk time. Ths. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket Agent. T. E. Sickles Chief Engineer and Supt. Chicago & Alton R R th a Only Fbnt-Ctase Road in the ffeit, LOUISIANA, MISSOURI ! New Short Konte frim KANSAS ICITY TO CHtCACO Without Change. Via St. Louis, Kansas Citv and Northern Gate North Missouri) and CMch-to cr-d Alton Railroad, crossinn tho .Misisiipi at Loui liana, li-ana, Mo., and iiwsinc thro u ch Jacksonville, Bloomington and JolieL The SHORTEST AND 'BEST ROUTE TO THE FAST, via CHICAGO! T-yle "ant Da Cars ' Pullman Piilace Sleerjin Cars Rnn'thmmh from Kan! Uitr and SU Louis to Chicngo. Pullman Palace Dining Rooms. SMOKING CAn8 On a'l oailv Trains; t''o only lino running thnnn enrs from Kannaa CiU and t- Louli to Chicago No Line Makes as Good Time, Or closer emnecti'ins. has hotter accommodations, accommo-dations, better track, innrn oloc-ni Iny Carn, mere luxuriant and eumfurttililo elooi ing Cars. Trains of Knn.'as I'acille and all WfPtorn Ko&d.s nr.nni.-t plnlv with Trains of tbis Lino, in Ijuion i'opoi, Kansiu City. JAS. HA lil.TON, Oenera. I'anaencor and Tiokot Aganl, C. A A R. K., Chioago. S. McMULLIN, Geo. Sort.. 0. 4 A. K.H., Chicago, FOR SALE. AT OREA.T BAR TAW, A P UK Ol well-mhod. young bay mares, witu a ne top bunny and harue's. Ono Of tho mat i has trotted in two lorty-five, and thevi-ango tosi'tner in three minutes. Wa.-raotod soulo. kind, and eentlo. accustomed to be arivon tv a In.ly. Can bo oon at Morrell'i livery etablt on Fir.u .-outh titroet. near Main Street. W ill bo sold at a irreal sacrifioo, as tho owner is ab-ccni ab-ccni atid hi no use for them. Apply at Mi i-ill'suabla, i-ill'suabla, or at the HKR41.D office. fju STEAMERS FOR EUROPE. WHITE STAR LINE OAitRYLMQ THE UNITED STATES (MAIL BETWEEN New York, Cork & Liverpool. New and full-powered SteamihiiuJ Ockvttc, Rurnairi, Baltic Cri.nc GiiMMiEic, Bmitaxhic, Adriatic Bklqic Railing from New York on Satnrdnrn, from Liverpool on Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor Har-bor oacb way. From the White Slur Dock, Pavoniu Forry. Jersey City. IVunger acooui modal ibna (for all olaa(Ofl) uruiv&liod, combining SAFETY SPEED S COMFORT Saloon, State-roorai, Smoking-room and B.ith-rooma in MLUbHIP lection, where least motion is i'olt. Surgeons and Stewardesses accompany these Kates Sa'oon. $90 gold. Stoeraan. f'W ourronoy. Those wishing to send for triendu from ibo Old Country can now obtain iteorage prepaid oortiScates, 532 currency. Passengom booked to and from all parts of America, to Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, Swed-en, India, Australia, China, Aa. Drafts from 1, upwards. For iniootion of plans and other information, informa-tion, apply at tho Company's offices. No. 19 Broadwajr, New York ; or to K.M.BAJUWUM, Agent, auH Bait Lake City. SALi LAKE CITY BQ1LERWDRKS BOILERS Of ALL KIXD8, Upright. Looomotive or Stationery,' Alado aBd Uapairad, SMOKE -STACKS AND TANKS Built toon er, anj Shoot-Iron work promptly prompt-ly done. ntOi DOOIiS FOR VAULTS OK &AFFS, And Iron Shuttors P' evory discriptlon mad Bnilors anrl thios bought or taken in part paynmiit l,ir work. Orders by mini or.tolograph will rooeivs mmoiliato attention. W J0HM SLOAN it 00. C. P. B. R. On and nllor Monday, cpl., itt. 1S7.1, Train! will l,ve 5-SOp.in., PMSengor Train for Baoeamoito and fan rranclaoo. 5i50 p.m., Through Freight Traia for Baora-I Baora-I monto and Sao Franonco. T. H.OOODMAN.ffT Gen. Pasa and Tioket Ageat- A.N. TOWNB, Oen'l Sup't HKO. U. RIOK, AaHT. Salt Lako City, , -Mu '1. j Marshall k Royl tr Co's RanV 3' NEW YORK TRADE. OAS FI XTUKEts SEW PATTKRN8, ORIGIN DBM1QN8, r Artiitioily finished. - Ar.h..rA Panria.st MailllfElCt'zCo. HKW i'ORK. O. E- Kbid 4 Co., I gALi: LARK CITY, li. Kfct io-t 1 jy;(0 BENEDICT, HALL fit CO. Uannfaaturen and Wholeeala Dealen la BOOTS AND SHOES 1M A 186 OajJD-n1., NEW YORK. eomer Crotby, one blook eaM of Broadw-q dl TH08. M. ARCALLsVCo.. Ma&'a, YouthJ . Boyi' and CaUdrts'a CLOTHI 3STQ-, At WHeLJBALE, 818 Aim 815 BROADWAY, HEW YORK a. oowt-ib. f37 JEHIAL READ 4V CO.. Jlanabctnreri and Wboleul Dealer! la FUR AND WOOL HATS Straw Qoomj, Ditbemu,!, "TC. No. 8 BROADWAY, NJLW YOHK JO. rot BUHTKK. J TO THE TRADE. Join RnM Cutlery Coijaij, ClkADI MABX.)' J. R U 3 8 E L LU CO" Oreen River Worka. Uifloe, Works and Warehouaes : TTJRNBJVb FALLS, MAS6 ACH U S BTTS, Manufaotore the finest and largart Tarlatr or TABLE CUTLERY Dl TH1 WORLD. Their Gooda can now be found upon the Lira of all A I Jobbing Uotuet. Sample Rooms: 77 Cham ben-street, NEW YOh.lL iel9 Joan RuHsell Catlerr Com p anv .RON FOUNDERS. EDMUND WILKES, Lcseu. SILT LAKE IRON CO., Maauraotursr of all kindj of I Iron and Brass Castings, Mining, Silling and; Smelling MACHINERY, Will contract to aroot Qoartz Mills fe Smelters complete, Naurow Gauge Railboad Work, SWITCHES, FROGS nd WATER STATI0K8, SEAT, HAND, PUSH, nd MINING CARS, BUILDING FRONTS, ORNAMENTAL HOUSEWORK, And BUILDINGS, Em Wokkb: One black South of tho U.CR.ll. Beptembo' , lb73. ol MININQ SUPPLIES. NOTICE. SC0rT,DlMAM&C., Are the Aconta in Utah Territory for the sale of my Picks. PiokB stamped "J. Wright," or "J. Wright, extra." earning through any other source area bogus and inferior article M j-picks aro pointed with an extra onantky ofbesl cast steel, and aro the Original Washoe Pick, Dated July 23, 1S73. J. WRIGHT, San Francisco. A lto DnalHra In IRON, STEEL, STOVES TINWARE MINING TOOLS, WROUGHT TUYERS, Pipe and all kinds of Fitting for Ftmircet and Mills. HARDWARE. BURDEN'S HORSE AND MULE SHOES. BLACKSMITH TOOLS, BRASS GOODS, RUBBER GOOF'S. Have a well-app&Vntod Shop, and are pre pared to io all kinds of SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK Promptly and at reasonable rates. No. 93 East Temple, or Main Street dl JOSEPH STELLER SS COMMERCIAL STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. Manufacturer of yiDegar, Inki. Waehint Fluids and Blues. Customers wishing the above articles will find U to. their advantage to give hi in a oH. did FIRE BRICK AND CLAY. UTAH f ilia BaICK COMPANY FACTORY I Comer 4th Bouth street and Ub Southern Railroad. OFFICE I New First National Bank Building, Su.lt Lake City. HO. FIRE-BRICK AND CEMENT Constantly on hand. We will build all kinds, ol" Fiirneeei at lortff Living 1'ricos, and by the very Best .doc name. 0. W. BENNETT, iy SeoreUrj ZION'S CO-OPERATIVE MERCANTILE INSTITUTION RETAIL GROCERY AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. H 1 hmik a g ) 5 1 1. . 1 J vm.Jp Wtr I til F; cM nr? "TIIIS ESTABIiISHIE2T IS DOINGTIIE LARGEST RETAIL BUSI1TESS IN TXT A II, And offers to its patrons a choice and varied stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ' Purchased with special reference to the Holiday Trade of this City. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE IN GREAT VARIETY, Suitable for Christmas Gifts, fn W..H. HOOPER, Supf. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. WATCHES AND JEWELRY O. Xj. BL IASOU BBG8 to lnftoratne residents of Bait Lake City and vicinity, that he not only fnarantees to properly Ropeir, Clean and Adjust Watches and Chronometers, but he will make them or any part of hen to order, and warrant lha work. . Jrurt received a new Bnpply ol B igin, Swiss Watone and a tine bt -ok of hrst-elaf 'ewelrr. Prioef as low as any In town. Two loon East of the Desaret Bank. d-i . T O O S T ! FOE CHRISTMAS ASD VF.W VP IR PRF.SFA'TS i. " - a ujaji. a muwuii a ui THE MOST DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY. OP-PORTUNITY. GAEL C. ASMUSSE1T will sell at Cost, without reserve, aod wiehes to .all B)eciil atteatioa lo his beautiral aseortmoiit of fine LADIES' GOLD AD SILVER WATCHES, BRACELETS. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESS RINGS, CHAINS, LOCKETS & CHARMS. Also arreat rarietj of tha boat selected GOLD NECKLACES, BROOCHES, EAR RINGS, AND FULL SETS. A complete assortment of toe best credos of AMERICAN WATCHES, the most suitable for Railroad Travelers, Farmers and Miners. For strength and good King they are unsurpassed, and will keep ngex than any other watch. ALL GOODS ARE SOLD TJPON HOKOR, AND WARRANTED. The public are cordially invited to inspect. CARL C. ASMUSSEN, JEWELER WATCHMAKER, (pp. Post Office, SALT LAKE CITY, as MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY GLASS A lobs draws Jau. . 31st, 167 Legalized by State Authority and Drawn in Fublio in St. Louis. GRAND SINGLEliUMBERSCiiEl.iE 50 OOO NUMBERS. 5,880 PmosamonnrjQg to $300.01)0 1 prite of SW.000 am prhos o( 8' I'lO 1 .. of 1.4V1 .0 r i it m l .. or 10.000 n of o-jo I 7, 9 of am prizes of .6,mio 9 0f 2t"t I of a.W W of 3 m ., of J.0U0 S8 0r 20 , rf bcQ IM 01 KM 0 ol aaO 6,000 of It VICiKTS. 110; HALF TICKETS 85: QUARTiaKjS, erarQur lotteries are chartered bv the Stale, aro alwavg drawn irt the time named, and all drawings are under the superviaion of aw urn conitfliflionere, tfTho official drawing will ho puldifhed lo tho St. Louis iB)ori, and a copy of draw- ing sent to purebasers of ticKots. J Jfc- W will draw a Mtnilar rvhem- the last day of every month during tho your i.iT.l. r Kemit. at our rik, by Post oflifo Money Orders, itoui stored Letter, Draft, or Eipraa. Vddre.is, MUrtUAY.M tLLB A 00 ., t'oetOifloo iloxliij. Sr. Ljuu, Jda, wacons.'Xarriaces:and buggies. BAIN WAGONS, jeACTTOIt" ESTABLISHED 185K. FIRST "WAGON DEPOT SOUTH OF THI TMEATREj AiJot Repository for Concord Carriages & Buggies WAGON MATERIAL IN LARGE ASSORTMENT. Z C, M, L 3oll the Bain Wagon at Ogden and Logan, Utah THE BAIN WAGON m w.khahted kjr On Ykab, as toliowb: That the Lumuer in said Wagon U of the brat quality, thoronehly seasomd aniiwell put together, and strength of same sufficient for all reasorible ion by air usage; and for any breakage or failure ou accouat of workmanship ot maUjnal used, the undersigned agree to pay all reasonable charoes, or D make the necessary repairs at place of sale, SEBBEE 4 ROBEBTSOV. Sole Veent for . ntrt. Z. O.M.I. STOVES. ETC. STOVES, I C M. I. KROUERV LD II S U MRU OEPJlffllSM Monitor, Charter Oak isnsrw era .iruiXjOirjXj cook AIsp a rreai Tariety of other CooHng and JTlratinr Btorea, compriJilDr lee Itn1" aseoruBoat V he fonnd in am; stock in Utah. W. H. HOOPER. Sjparinte.idanL FURS AND SLIPPERS. CHRISTMASand NEW YEAR FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. We will Sell our C- -s LADIES' AND MISSES FURS, Oi all kinds at COST. "We have a large assortment of Ladies" aud Gentlemen's Fine Fancy Slippers. DUN FORD & SONS. 1. ; STOVES AND TINWARE STOVEST STOVES! STOVES! THE CHEAFJivT IN THE TEURITORY. C00KLG, PARLOR AND IlfiATiA'G STflffi Jn Great Variety at Vim. .- Harrison's Sive and Tiu Store, Main Street, Opposite Bp. Hunter's Old Rssiieiw can and will sell cheaper than any other house in lotvru All Kinds oriln, Iron Copper Ware Manufactured on tho TrevbO- MTCALL AND EXAMINE T11E STOCK.- , |