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Show done well. Mltia lVail Kit her wise very good as wat alao Mies Lindsay. Minn Mansfield shonld quit the stage, i.edlcy Roach, an Zek, was as.they say, "Out of sight." Mr. Fetter wan very good as the doctor, and Mr. Hindi and Mr. lmii'her were first rate, and taking all things the play was generally appreciated. On Tuesday, "Tno uctotoon" was the attraction. Every one is fumillar with the piece, and of the play it sol t nothing need be said. John S. Lindsay made a mistake when he concluded that he could play Scudder. He mav lie a great actor, his Scudder is anylhinr bnt a work of art. n r. Roach as Old Pete was was better than on the previous evening and proved that ho is ono of the best negro comedians on the stage. Mr. Hon as Mc';laekey, was good and showed that he could act and act well, if given half a chance. Cosgtave makes a very good, Indian, (on the stage) but shonld have been east as Scudder, as he hns the proper uaeal twang. Mr. Bash as Peyton seemed to lack life in the first part of the piece, but woke up as the play progressed. Miss Either is a clever aotress and her Zoe was gocd- Miss Lindsay as Dora was good and cams in for her share of applanse. Miss Millie Lindsay is good at all times, bnt es-peo'lly es-peo'lly is this sowheninthe character of Paul. Miss Mansfield as Mrs. Peyton was "not la it," but did fairly well as Dido. The balance of the company were fair. Everything went all right till the fifth act when things got a little mixed but were unmixed with bnt little difficulty, diffi-culty, Mr. Siudsay, no doubt is a good actor, his Ingomar and Damon being first class, but he shonld select characters charac-ters for himself that he can play. He can play Ralph Vernon, but he cant play Scudder. LOCAL BRIEFS, Harvey Trenam went to Epbraliu Friday and returned the same day. Prank J. Cannon crossed palms with yo scribe Tnesday last. The conferenco and terrltoral fair railroad rates sea another oolumn. Klenke & Co., have a change of "ad" j in this issue. Head it, it will do you good The thresher has almost hummed Its hum, and will soon be laid away for the season. H. A. Tockett, representing the Tuekett Candy Co. of Salt Lake, was In this city Wednesday. Mr. Geo. Bailey, representing the Aetna Insurance Co., passed several days in this city during the week. At the Fair, the James G. McDonald Candy Co., will exhibit the largest line of candy ever Bhown in Utah. Mr. Waiter Stringham has been very ill for the past week, but ia reported to be on the improve . Jno. James, representing- the Salt Lake Times and irrigation Age wad a visitor at this office Friday. We eall attention to "ad." ot "Walker Bros. & Fyler. Their store is the largest In Salt Lake and their prices the lowest The rain that fell Thursday aud Friday was qnite refreshing, aud served to "lay the dast" Come again, we need thee. Go to the Sorenson & Nelson Furniture Furni-ture Co., Salt Lake, (or bargains in fnrnitnre. carpets, etc. We respectfully call our readers' attention at-tention to a communication from "Student" which appears in another column. It is worthy of carefjal and close perusal. The Freed Furnitare Co,. Salt Lake are erecting a mammoth new building, and as they do not wish to move their present large stock of furniture tuey are selling goods at remarkably low prices. Do not forget to visit the Earlea Furniture Fur-niture Co.. 207 to 211 State street, while you are in Salt Lake. Great bargains in all kinds of furniture-. The American Clothing Co., Salt Lake city, Is the cheapest place in the territory to buy clothing, etc. No. 25 West 2nd South St., Salt Lake city. There are two men ia town that can't be touched with a ten-foot pole, viz: C. E. Mlnnium and Ode Fielding. Were hunting four miles east of this city yesterday, yes-terday, and killed three deer. Calder's music palace Salt Lake is the place to obtain musical goods ot all kinds. They are the sole agents for Steinway & Sons, Mason & Hamlin and Hardman pianos, and Mason & Hamlin and Kimball Organs. Call and see Mrs. I. B. Brunei's beautiful beauti-ful velvets and dress trimmings, also ladies and gents kid gloves and mits for the cold weather and jndga tor your- selves lue prices ana quality. - A erat many csonla will attend conference con-ference and the territorial fair and wnile there they will look about them I for bargains of all kinds Those looking look-ing for bargains should call at B. K. Thomas' and they will need look no further. Don't fail to go and see the Utah Territorial Ter-ritorial Fair at Salt Lake city, Utah, October 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8th, 1892. The greatest exhibition ever given in Utah. New programme every d3y and aight. Buy yonr fresh oysters, fresh llsh, ete., of the Baltimore Packing Co. West 1st South St. Salt lake city. They are the largest shippers in Salt Lake and con-sehuently con-sehuently can sell at the lowest price. Mail orders receive prompt attention, t-f Assignees' sale. Conference visitors shonld not fail ta eall at No. 17 West South Temple street, directly opposite south gate of the Temple for cheap furniture. The whole stock of 8. B. Mark's & Co. to be s.dd at a great sacrifice. 12 to 15 The Columbus Day committee met last Monday in the council chamber' Ezra Shomaker was elected permanent chairman. E. A, Gregory, secretary, and Mr. Seott, treasurer. A committee of three were appointed on program, it having been decided to have an afternoon after-noon celebration, and the committee adjourned till Eriday. Sept. SO. A quorum was not present Friday evening and an adjournment was taken till Monday at 7 o'clock, sharp, the meeting to be held at the same place. John S.Lindsay's Dramatic Co,, held the boards at Grler's hall Monday and Tuesday last, and gave two acceptable performances. On Monday they presented presen-ted "Under One Flag" a fair piece of the would-be"poetic order. John S, Lindsay as P.alph Vernon wts good but In no Instance did he prove himself the groat actor he is cracked up to be. Mr. Cosgrave .as Gen. LeClair was very good, and tha part . was portrayed better th3n the leading role ' Mr. Don did not have a chance to do much, but what he did do wat |