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Show & ; s- - ' ... ; aaaaaBa ; r-HELVINA H. LATE SHOW. THE T i i f EVENING NEWS INTEBESTINa October S?, XSS2. AND OTHER LOCAL w Nellie at- H6use next the Opera. Sellie Boyd Company. .'- -1 traction. movement on Monday la "Fanohion, the Cricket." of .'. c.ateaced td be Hanged-- A dls-:;;from Malad- - to tbd Ogden 25th says: g(rdd, dated October this morning. jjael Mooney was, Q between the hours of ijjg'ja. andSplm., by the jDistrlct Court now lii session at Malad City "for the murder of Joel Hinckley. L.. stb 1S82, Ward Mnetings. The following which the wards of 4re the tlme.at nbw hold their Sunday eve. tils city B!cg meetinge: 2nd 6.S0; Fir-- t Ward, 6 o'clock; , u, o, ..,,1 t;.3U: uui, u,uui, . nti. intt. a- - int.m, n. I'oth 6.201 13th, 6; 11th, 7; t6tb,6.30; th', 18th, 0.20; 19ih 3S,6;2It, 6; Brighton., LSOln the c I.6; jflernoon. On Wednesday, burglars the residence of Mr.. Wil-UifInto yie Langton, of the 15th j Ward, the aosence oi mrsj wmg- Sext. fl jar-fe- andtransacsea every hox nd drawer they could find for valuable. They carried away a Watch, chain, pair of bracelets and earrings, valuable, being gold, then made windows : puw they opened r .... from the inside DBCEJL5ED. The funeral service over the re mains of Bister Melvina It. Snow were held in the Thirteenth Ward Assembly Booms yesterday! con ducted by! Els ho D Atwood. The opening prayer was offered by Elder Hamilton Q. Park, and comforting and Instructive addressee were delivered by Elders Lb Farr, Z. 8now, andPrealient W. Woodruff. The benediction was pronounced by Blshon Edward Hunter. The fol lowing brief autobiographical sketch of the deoeltsel fa of considerable in terest, and Is by no msans devoid of the pathetic element: I was bora In the State of Ver mont 1811,iand was brought up in my rathe a Joel iiarvev'a nouse. where the OB Del found me in the year 1833, hen Elders Orson Pratt aud juym Johnson came thereon a mission Oar nearest neighbor was Levi H: ow, the father of Eras- tus Bnow.l All of ma family soon joined the Church. My sister) Emily was lying at tho poinc of death With consumption. The doctord had given her up. Bhe sent for Orson Pratt to administer to her. He did so and she was immediately healed and went forth in to the waters of baptism. Myself and my BUter Susan soon followed. We both Started with the Snow family for I Missouri, and stopped awhile a Kjrtland on the way. I was married to Brother Willard Snow in Fkr West, in May 1837. We stayed there two years, and then bad to mo v4 from one iplaoe to an other until we settled in Iowa, near Jfauvoo, I had four children at this time and my husband was on a mis sion. The knobs came; around dee- troylng and burning up everything When belonging to the Saints. DasshiK I heard them say they would aApEl 1 The meeting was called to order by lOn motion, EJ J. CjBoundy. Esq. R. YOung, sen., was elected cbalr4 object man, who briefly stated the J of the meeting. Hon.W. W. Clufl being called nponj referred to the past and pre ent political conditions of the peo Die. Showed that we were diner entlyi situated now than in the pas and that it behooved us In our pret ent circumstances to take more m teres! In politics. He then read th Declaration of Principles of the P nle's Partv; and dwelt on the! merits. BeTerred to the remarks of a prominent legal gentleman, who had said they were the best he had ever heard. He said that many of the abcusations made against oa by the si called "Liberal" party were not true in the sense that they applied them to ns. The reading and speaking drew forth frequent applause lrom the audience. E. B. Young, sen., Eeq., made some remarks on the course pursued by political parties to. accomplish their fends. Judge Ward E. Pack made some spirited and interesting remarks on the past experience, suffering and inconveniences of the people, brought upon them by mlsrcpreeen- g and other tatlon and illegal proceedings of political tricksters, who had been sent into our midst as offiolals. At the close of his remarks, he moved . that the People's Platform be the sentiments of thi meeting which was unanl- moualvadODted. Meetln? adfourn. ed einh die. Thos. Waitox, Clerk. . . law-twistin- 82 all kinds f Flannels, tys, I kit l t: T m . lS- - V; CTLKK, Agent. y u u vi Lsa a 6s a7wi Ilm ' dSHt At f Hi bt aider my a Ezch : an In-fe- w days ft t 't.ed the greatest success. C3 e2 3. ao 0 CD -t t- CD LC5 cm; x . Q LO r Gr . il'saioi CM OQ s4oji pan tua joo am sb i Ml sb OUR 3 wi AiaiuvA seaiaiia ni P 5anooa S30HS S.iOff '.suauQiiHosassiiAi'.saiavi Dtjnford's. nterOpen-fJesda- y, f Fine Fat. 'ft Ladles', it lot Birds, Plumes, r id Straws, 11 selected r ral. favor her . dtf Ss go to for 8150. $SSOftOIt CANS 260 235 " i ; 130. 120. fc " $20O ORGANS for I 175 SO. 4 165 Dress Materials $050 PIANOS for $360. ' ;' " 325. 550 $1000 PlAJfOS for $850. 800 - 540. ' 500. " ' 700 " SOQ 425 450. V REDUCTION IS COALI Rock Springs, per ton, fcy S. j ... $8.00. ; Car load, Rock Springs, per ton, at . 60. Yard, . T. i . Rock Springs, per ton, de7.00. . . livered, . Red Canyon, per ton, by' 4.50. . Car load, ' at Red Canyon, per .ton, COO. . . . Yard, .Red Canyon, per ton, de-. 650. ; livered, ,. Car ' ton, by per Weber, " . , load, 55. Weber, per ton, at Yard, .6.00. f . " delivered, A. GoniiD, Agent. d242 ' :c"::'!m ' !; ..'" ;4 . ; - jiauy 1234, First South St., Salt Lake City. SEARS - - :& : ; - m "ieet house. The boy although he COUld aUvAllntoht. 'Thin was cily granted aod word sent to the wn, About 7 o'ckck he drank ht word to Lii mother, L.,te uwu wunout a itroggie. near Sherman, and, after stocking them, concluded to build the slaughter house. They kill and ship their own cattle and sheep, snipping in refrigerator car?.! They have clenty of money, but are rather f LIIDBLB. ' the ' ; : Best of Goods, and lacking 14 experience. Venison. A large number of deer are now being obtained fiom Evan--s tan, In tie neighborhood of which town they are evidently plentiful, a regular supply being shipped to this city market, selUmr at from five to eight cents per pound in the carcass, according to their condition, as some are mutilated Daaiy when snot. Venison Is generally considered da felrable and healthy 'food for flesh eaters. 1. ? :i - lot iUt-wtO- w .1 Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes and Slippers. Gent's and Boys' CQothing of Every Style. " Riniishing Qopds, and Hats ot :: J 1 ; ; .Newest Coloring. f ; ; . . . .f ...: a Gents and Boys' Boois and Shoes.; ' f t, - as the 26, FIRST; SOUTH STREET. i Agents for the Celebrated Ready Mixed ratAX9.ir Sazs Franelseo OAs COfilPlEIE STOCK OF LlltUnEQY GOODS. yy .I'm er Each and every on of IVaneroM 2prtiiieat win toe la Dtil? Kerelpt of mt prices to satisfy every cBstouer I.Torior acd oar goods will be narked Novelties, . . hi. ui wiu e rail, ' ' i SST We Intend to moke ours THE HOST rOPULAIl STORE In the ROCKY KXOUHTAIN REGION. ' J Having greatly enlarged his Btore and added the .:..;,;' w,5:.,: .4 - 'away." Spring Mountain Wagons; Kelly LalLalBookb. Bteei iarb Fence Wire, ' John W. Lowell will receive BBOWS'S BOBT. BUSXS. large, supply of above goods during Now, wha this tale o truth shall the next ten days, and? intending . : read, purchasers will find it te their in Ilka mon and mither son t heediX terest to call and examine his stock When anld Nick wad gi' ye coush before purchasing eLaswhere. daw or cauia. Brown's Cough Balsam cures. My .... ' taJeistauid. w o the Glohe Bakery for your Tarn c Sbanttt. Confectionery and CAKES, where they; are to be had pure and whole ; Brewns Shakapaare. some,,. . H. f Akkqu). OniEX,LO (suspecting) "Methlxiks I d28 ,,,! scent a mouse l Or Wt a humor in mv blood f " u you want a eood meal so to Iago (aside). Brown's Liver Pil, If URITFITa'a Restaxtbant. in the hcus, Would nip this humor in the bud ' A RKir or Oh I the? relL O. Act Bpanlah and Beaded Laces, at Brown's classic Remedies are t AUESBACU A ESO, by every Bait Lake Drrss-- t. WD ! I'UilUl GOODS OF EVERY . ' - ' BiaiiefcMie -- . up in, some bedding near On going 'down a steep Jboy. the bedding slipped nearly o fl sgon. The boy, forgetting .; aooat the gun, was .in the act of "swing th bedding back on the wgon, when the gun went off, the yu paseed through the thigh into abdomen, and out at- the back. t told his lather he knew he would but if he would administer r?i mm he would die " Ds, easy. jThls was and they came down the can-about ten miles, that being the 1711 OILS, YAElilSHES, GLASS, EtG. Carpets, Rug 8, Linoleums, Oil Cloths, and JTouse of all kinds. LUORICATiriC OILS, Furnishing Goods, Complete Assortments o . .' and Latest Designs ; CHEAPEST CHEAP " ua uone i fMlTS, M -- HOSIERY, LACES, BUTTONS & GLOVES. THE LEADING HOUSE IN UTAH, FOR - world-renown- IN- - DOLMANS AND CLOAKS! ' . . I 1 CARELESS & CROXAJLU log sceu u w.w. . -Tided with? lariats, tney w 1' Autumn leaves very b.siur ..xie. and muis- begin to fall," and him and bring to de pensible to him to every potato grower,alse Halley, won will rude Boreas' scatter them liver him up toJ. the county autnori- for sale by 1. is. ciawson. What is the great cry from ocean broadcast and the denuded trees re- - Uesv ime$. to ocesn? Kendall's Spavin Cure a sw aw. tuiau us or ioe aiveni or grim win' Splendid line of Men's and Boy See advertisement. The Sherman Elausrhtering: s- - Boots and Shoes at v DcxroKD's. iter. Bah delightful weather is like TiBd " The Ancient Poets by most earthly things, "too good to tahlishmeit. The Denver Tribune : musical editor ef the JtfOwn of establishment the this eays, large lft long." J . CARRIAGES BABY Medicine Company, in this Issue. The! company or ijiRiian capital who Shave JuBt (established a And CHILDREN'S WAGONS, at Brown's SbaSapeare. Boy Killed. The following dls ists establish-me- ht H. mammoth DIN WOODE YTs Fomlture Cassius (hoarsely) V Ye Gods, my slaughtering ' . was patch teceived from Sallna, ' ' ' at Sherman, are doing a very Btore, First South St., B. L. City. thrnat la sore I " M Bevler Co., yesterday afternoon: Tar Browh's large business shipping dressed beef Bbtjtcs (rmlllng). rou want a good lunch get It at A fatal accident occurred In the to the eastern market. This new If JaUosI Etas hexl ( . ; UBDTIIBU osiina Canyon about 10 o'clock a. scheme will work a partial revolu tion it the cattle in trade, although " ymeroay. Jonas Madson a cannot bel BBOVS'S KOOIE. sja, successful as at Chica cwed'eh emigrant, who has only EDWAEDS' I.ICIIIT3ma JT7MP. ever thus, since childhood's Twas ror tne reason that the onaj. Been in the country cne year, took go, . SCAT hour BrGOIES. hoofs, etc.,' cannot be als boy about 13 years of age, to the horns, stomach!-ach- e seen each Pre . . m. rnn. tur a . . combined Sherman. The syndicate Atery Gang and Sulky , . viLer utilised ' at ioaa oi poies. pujvu went into the Plows, the J. Plow Coa And decay,I felt the first plaee started hoaaer the fa- in iing they power, when i dyspepsia's ana a ran bouzht chine and Walkine business, Fish Plows: ther driving the team and the boy sulky . Brown's droved Tonlo Pepsin Bros. ed & Co. 'a Four amending the brake. There was a number of cattle and sheep ranches e HECRWEfiR, - ; n TJatRhl rauniDgs t NEWEST DESIGNS 250. with bow and case complete, from f 5 to $150, Aecordeone. Guitars. Banlos. Flutes and all other mall InstrumenU vt w- o5ikl fliriirfia. Wn nra m.kinar these sWeeninsr reductions to snnke room for an Immense stock of new goods Just purchased by Mr. Casele whp has Just returned from the East. Our stock of Sheet Music hi Ah largest between Chicago and 8an Francisco, and comprises evtry grade, from the easiest Bones and instrumental pieces to the most difficult snd classical compositions, and all personally selected by lhe firm. we are runiBDing urass ana aiaruai isanus wiin oeiier for less moner tbn any house In America. We have a splendid tock ot Fiano and Organ Stool?, Corere, Canterbury Folios, etc., Books for all Instruments. Finest Italian Htringf, fittings and line. every - thlna you can mention In the musical . TV 11 ior uor x rices aou f air mmiiog. lilve us a trial, we are noieuSad it to your Interest to give us jour Being praetieal musicians, you will ... m SOO. Good Violin?, - r are receiving the Latest Styles of We 75. ISO 115. ! 100. :e 3; v 850 W. PAVISV their ad van PJOIfELTIES FOR FfiLL O 3ES. C3r J. lT B. 226 .buy your Nobby Hats, i- Oc-- jt. EATERS, the Latest Designs and Modern xmprorements, which we guarantee to give satisfaction.' lllfll. and Lounges. at G. n: at ipKra. H mm Indiana, Nov. 8, 1880, Men, Ia-- I Zionsville, Tin Tl. TTndll A Co. Qnts: and young, Treathe on l. iy one can 1 have vour valuable e i in half a the Horse and . his Diseases," and My your Kendall's Spavin Cure. horses bad the epizootlcone of them not swallow for two days. I p (of tea or could ed the Spavin Cure twice to appl her threat; and It gave almost in- H 4B HAIH int TBiiPf thinr l coma sen Please give .000 of vour books. to agents. , price t n announce xours iruiy, rja'j i' e, that she patronage. ' I C OOK STOVES, tage to look our Stock oyer before purchaslnir elsewhere. Go to P. W. MadsotTs for Cup 1882. boards IBs 1 ntainS t&" COUNTRY MIIRCITANTS will find It to ;11 weeks from . DEFT RANGES, AU of MUSIC I.ESSOX8. 'iicommenca 1U0 SI iDOg flairi Y p sgouj St o. Piano and Organ. 20c. per lesson. - - 15c. Guitar, Resi Satisfaction guaranteed. dence 2d East St., 1st door North of Catholic Church.-FliOBA S. HlXX. ds&w rather Hill BEST PICKLIXO I City Hail, VINEOABi r at 8 p. m. or other- - And the only reliable with Silas of criminal 1 to lO - siuoaaaao WHOLESALE GROCERY OEP r .' StocJced with I JFtstjClasa Goods, and JPrtcen defy Competition, Call and be convinced. : A fall supply of DAIRY BUTTER, put up witli ENG. LISII SALT, at Grocery Gekt's " fox o O a 03 m HT SB. 3rtjjo!HOrt:0 O PS' . POWERFUL CAST OP CHARACTERS, A STRONG COUPS OF AUXILIARIES, NEW AiD BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, THRILLING INCIDENTS STARTLING EFFECTS. Office opens Friday, o CO o o T3 -- i4 sr T -- We will sell our stock of Ladles' and Children's Summer Hose. La dies' Skirts and Linen Ulsters and all Summer Goods at Actual Cost! We mean what we say, for they must be sold. DONELSON BBOS. d Ward Asso- - bottom prices at II tbe taught It will Re presented with !. o xjuotobd. f Crl9th, niTir TV WE HAVE SOME BIG DRIVES 'TO OFFER. O S3 EH Gent's von will save moner bv buying your Furnishing Goods at I Mn-- r oo tn. 0 s t n3 -- - W "WJ ' 1 We thbueht we were too late un- we saw the advertisement of airs." Kind Kendall's Spavin Cure. u 8W etwm p, sympathy r beforgot- OR. CCXJSESTOH i i Of Indlahapolis, Ind., who has made Horse, John cures of the blind and deaf so many chason and Ira the otber catarrh and other deases in tne Jast J uice of the few years, will be in Salt Lake City, 28th, and remain twelve f ay are all October en in my days at the Continental Hotel.where or e?en years, the afflicted can consuls mm rreeThe dates. the Remember to wn the charge. Inserts artificial eyes. all continue Dr.a tus & m.& isat as hereto-t- i e John W. will merit SIXS ABO CtOTBC DOtHAMS tr of public Greatly Reduced at If Afally, $. VINCENT, and a ais. and Boy's Clotlitag. i tie West House in Mrst-Clas- s , IN THE-- AIX d o w o .11 i tSThe main pdjclents of this drama, as connected rett. are FACTS recorded in one iof the most celebrated 4 xgr Cliildrrn'a I O l t u a LOW as any tki , it all:- j at large tv e for the p ia basinets thoe warm Assisted by H, TAYjLOR, J. SGOTT, E. D. CROWTHER.! Misses ELLAlDUNBARPOLLY HODGETT, j' ' -- Latest Stjiss, Lowest Prices aid Best Quality! PAPER TS P Buttons, Brocade 'Plushes, Trimmings, Laces, Cashmeres, Moire Silks, Hosiery, Gros Grain Silks, Gloves, Ribbons, Satins, Plush Clbakings, Embroideries,. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, KNIT GOODS, ETC. SHEEP t SHEEP 1 1 Thoroughbred Merino Hams and io the John Ewes, also some fine grade Bucks, for sale cheap. Enquire of Alma Jcripany, cf rate, two miles south or Temple tnd- principal Block, Salt Lake City, j:i and stock . ?- ' - WILL HOME Hi is Brocade Velvets, ! FURNISHING GOODS! AUEBBAOH 4XtS.nO AND ' ' . HATS and i r All of which wesguarantee .to sell 1. Department, Z. C. M. I. fl i out some tr.3: f,I was b you by Mr. uuu is yv CLOTHING WM. TEKSTN QS, Snpt. rj howsoever PAV1D EU3?K w Water-Is- r Shawls, Ocks,iSdies, 1 1 etc. Call I quality of WV r Wb still continue to m wear at popular prices Madsok's dzesim Con-- 1 the t P. W. AGTVAI. COST I Watt Phillips' Renowned Sensational Drama, Y Uoholstered Farnltnra JEM F REIGN As T E A .I W.e:liawe lltd FIXKST lii lbe City, so the Ladies all say. G. W. DAVIS. Try it. SURE POP I Calder's. r v RULK r mi msm .mm , JEXICS "v Jk A SOXS. MD'WTER 1883!; Our Stock is becoming more Complete every Season, and Season's Stock far exceeds last. It embraces all the New Styles and Designs of 43 Our Cloaks, Dolmans and Circulars embrace all the Latent Slyles, and: the most fastidious can be suited at . TTT them: WW. 1M, - - ". 43 Main St, Goods, so don' l fail to see Powder at H. DINWOOD-EY'- S School Salts BedbugFurniture Store. First South i Street. Salt Lake City. LDBEBG'S. AND O 3E3E -- fsJ Will be ijepeated, by geileral request, the f .. X THE jTV : LTBEBQ'S. 1LLE 1882 FAIL V ; ' .. If? : sucli as P'.nfn and Brocaded Plosltes Velrete, Silks, etc our line of Cashmeres Is complete aiidare equalled by nonf; In the market. All our Wool fabrics are exception ally good, In Style and Quality, thia season. Remember our Hosiery, stock has al way s taken the lead, and we still propose to have It do so: our Caslimere Hose. are ele gant All our Trimmings will be found to match our Dress Lake City. HID GLOVE SALE. We are clearing out a large lot of Ladies' Misses' and Children's Reamlesa Kid Gloves at the Shoes, best quality, low prices at of 75cts for UDMPOBD'S. br four but- SEW GOODS I ai:t Bros. Novelties arriving daily, by Ex press. Call and see them. , t Wm. Jennimqh, & Sons. f Ulster go off 1 I OwMta I At H. DINWOODEyS Furni ture Store,. First South Street, Salt NOTICES. BUSINESS SPECIAL Evening' Oct. 28, ll liA l Jk'.BT JUL ml CARPETS Salt take nnheatre iturday A Oar Stock of FU ofthe A ratification meeting s wansmi arrlTlng daily f d cmhniMi pie's Party was neia,-aHummlt (Jountv. October 21. 188: aU: the Xat4 styles In Tor-- t 1 ! Peb-- i EIQGHAPinCAli 07 THE filCETC .1 : ATtmriATTfYSr AT WA)r8HIPJ I D TO HIS aROCERY BUSINESS, ' , Ttaa now a Full and Complete Stock of STM mimi CUITADLE DM GOODS FOR THE SEASON. Our Stock being all NEW and COMPLETE offers great Induce. menta to purchaxsers. We Intend to maintain our d reputation for :'!.; , O TJ TLX 3SJC 3321. l OS" EYEST XXXD GOODS - - v . '' - KUSI BS CLOBZS OCT 1ST We do not want to thow them asaln next season. .l wst: " rn.i. ctt and Bst Bought 8tock erer broERbt to UUh. It contain manv iUl Barvalw, ucu as are now to frequently offered by drummers to get a bill from tutoaen, n d t as In tie paet, It will be our aim la the future, to treat our pauvna tonora tj. o Merchantsare Invited to examine rmr NTCCT VaT.T. RTfV'R t ' WE AEE NEVER TJKDEESOLD. well-earne- FI17CT OLAGG CHOCERIES hcrttcTora. by kttplng the Finest In the Market. fT Frlces and ' - jiazzxi 1- V. AO i xaoa. v. ; - i . i , i . -- 1.. ' |
