Show > SEARSLIDDLE Have the Largest and Best Stock in Utah of i V WIR DOW GLASSW a PAINTS OILS VARNISHES BRUSHES ETC 0 Call and See us atg FIRST SOUTH Sr 0 Try Our READYMIXED PAINT fel Walker Bras i Retail Dry Goods Dept 1 Bargaiaslin BOOTS and SHOES Bargains in STRAY HATS 11 a Bargains in CARPETS O I t 0 0 rBARGAINSaiNlKID CLOVES i Harris Seamless 5hooks 85c per pair ct 2buttons 85c per pair rt tt 7hooks 125 per pair t 3buttons 125 per pair cc 4buttons 150 per pair 1 o Childrens Gingham Dresses 1 J 125Eacliworiih 2 I tl2oLORS i JERSEY WAISTS ALL COLORS i k 375 Each worth 5 I I LADIES WALKING JACKETS 375 Each worth 750 t j 100 D zen Misses Hose Assortedt I t 25c per pair worth from 50c to 75c I j > BARGAINS IN OASRMERESp j I i r 28inch Cashmeres 16 sc per yard 1 36inch ct 25c per yard I i 36 inch It 332c per yard I J 36inch c 40c per yard 44inch 55c per yard 1 n 36inch Serges 25c per yard Ail 25c DRESS GOODS atpOc per yard J 1 j I 100 Handsome Silk Wraps From 25 to 6750 Each 11 toO HANDSOME CASHMERE WRAPS I From X10 to X25 each M I I a I jjIJi r 1 NOVELTIES IN SIOCKENETTE WRAPS D P Sacqung Flannels in all Shades t 1 I 1 WALKER BROS H 11i i S 0 va s r s J r I 09 1 TWO OAR LOADs J OF I fire on t the HearthStoves1GratesiVlantIe I MUST RECEI 1ED a i heee Stoves have a National reputation of being the Mist Economical S 1 a Best Ventilated Stove made fort y for-t Y PRIVATE RESIDENCES OFFICES AND SCHOOLHOUSES And have received the highest encomum8from the Scientific Press and I t Medical Fraternity iII Q L f I i i Price 30 to 75 0 according I to Size i FOR SALE BY ii 2t DAVID GTAIMilES i SOLE AGENT FOR UTAH it 1 II iy ti T East Temple Street Salt Lake City S 6 > K A I irk LIST OF PASSENGERS Sailing from Liverpool psr S S Nevada April lltfa 1SS3 in charge of Elder David McKay BRITISH For Salt Lake City Richard Ward Eleanor May Mary and Arthur Burrows Hugn William and Hugh jr Brown William A Gray William Maxwell Max-well Daniel Campbell Peter McCardell Thomas C Crawfordjr Caroline Partridge Joseph Clements Cle-ments Jane and Mary Wilson Ag ness Bell Sampson A Potter Henry W Groom Minnie Frost Samuel Simpson William Eliza Bertha and Thomas Clark Mary Mary jr and Alice Hook Margaret Margaret Sarah Georgiana and Alfred Al-fred Brown George Clara Maria and Mary Ann Mace Robert Johnson John-son John T Nattress Elizabeth Elan Alphonso and Amy Perry Sarah Anna Rebecca and Thomas Bytheway Sarah Kendrick jane Elizabeth and HenriettaHardwldge Daniel Lewis Alfred Holder John Downs William Bouch William and Eliza Gittins Amelia Watters William Ellen Elizabeth Sarah Ann Hannah and Harry Julian Mary A Alice E Arthur Clara Matilda Emily and Caroline Isabella Isa-bella West Mary Goodfellow William Mildenhall Susan Elizabeth Eliza-beth William Benjamin Charles Alice inn Waterfall Henry Mary Henry jr and Frederick Hilton Robert and Mary Ann Feveryear Henry Bush Margaret Ann Margaret Inman Deborah Cornford and John J Agnes Richard and Elizabeth Bolton Ogden James jr Elizabeth Harry Ernest Er-nest and George Quinton Thomas Esther and Annie Bartlett James and Ann M Quinton MarthaWells James McBeath James Courts Annie William and Margaret Robertson Rob-ertson James Wallace Thomas Salt George E Hyde Daniel Martha Mar-tha William and Joseph Stoker William Elizabeth Annie E and Charlotte Yates Rosannah Bacon Albert Elizabeth William and Martha Coop Isabella Johnson Henry Clark Sarah Ann and Frederick Fred-erick Show Elizabeth Hall James Clara Robert Clara James William and George Hunt Willie Webster Charlotte Davis Susannah Davis William Susan Willie A and Alfred E Adams Richard Elizabeth Eliza-beth George Richard jr and Robert Withers Ann Boxall Jane Annie William John ana Elizabeth Stefenson Elizabeth Willie John Asa and Lilly Marshalland Thomas Wilkes Logan Richard Wm Elizabeth Thomas and Hannah Stirland John and Ann Hulmston William Edwin and George Peake Thomas Hulm stan Edward Mary J Martha and Thomas Henry Jordan George H Wilson Charles iiaburn Margaret John Thomas Samuel Charlotte and Emma Olive Ann B Crossley Ann and William Farrar William Harding and Eliza Barlow NepJii William Pearman Maria Jane Bailey Juab John Danvers DanversMilford Milford Robert and Emma May Gray John John jr Elizabeth Agnes Matthew Marian Janet and Jane McMurtne Louisa Gray Minnie Scott Alfred and Lucy Field Liz zie Florence and Ernest Wiggett Provo Benjamin and Emma Blake Jas Mary and Martha Taylor Lizzie T Skerrick William Newman franklin John James New York City Marry and William Dick Christina t Chris-tina Robertson James Wallace jr Jessie Mary Robert and William McLean William R John E and Leonora Ward Maria Jane and Ann Rowbottom Lizzie Anne and Arthur Green Susan Bird Johu and Janet Morrison James Cam SCANDINAVIAN For Ogden Martin Neilsen Eling Dagsen Carl Emil Carlson Christine D Neilsen Car Christian and Richard Rich-ard Nielsen Enwold Nelli and Caroline Elise Jensen Salt Lake City Christoffer Iversen Raginald Carlsen Edvard and Carl Guld brandsen Anne and Jens Emanuel sen Anne and Josephine Alpsen Hans CF Hansine W K Petras N D Anne Jacobin Lorthea and Jensene Maria Rasmussen Carl Eundquist Jacob U Madsen Tonnes Ton-nes J Tonnesen Jene Knavasen John Gustof Hogaasen Johan Sterne Maria Elizabeth and Per Edvard Bald Dorthea Mortensen Anne C Person Kjirti and Maria C Person J A Kindblom Frans Lundstrum Lars Olson N Th Wigren G A Lindell Gustoff A Widmark Bengta Sophia Carl A and Olga M Anderson Jens Mar ten and Carl W Progh Johanna T Borg Lelii Christoffer Andreasen Peter and Karen Petersen NepM Thomas C Fraudsen Johan M Jensen Christian Christiansen Jens P and Anna C Sorensen Niels PAnna MariaMartin A arid Christian Peder Jensen Juliana Christiansen Maria Jensine and Hedvig F Jacobsen Hans Poul sen Ellen Maria Hansen Andreas P Laura Matgreta and Anna Otto mina Lund i Juab Peder Knudsen Anna M Christensen Chris-tensen ElvinaThyring Else Maria Jensen Otto Christian and Lars Christian Larson Paul Christian Hansen Christian M Mikkelsen Deseret N P Jensen Bertha M Petersen Brigham City Christian and Anna MAndersen Anton Simon Nielson Martha Peterson j N Peter Jorgensen Karen M Nielson Logan Anders Svenson Cathrine Jensen Jen-sen Ingri Maria Johanson Erik Sarah K and William Anderson Caroline Marinus and Simon Niel son AndersenLarsen Jens Christian Chris-tian Krogh Johan A and Elna Nielson Anna Frauds Edward and Oscar A Madsen New York Jins Nielsen Anna M Han sen RETURNING ELDERS David McMay Wm H King Joseph Greaves Alfred Bailey Charles Sharp Thomas Emmett Daniel Davis Charles Lambert Nils R Lindahl Olaf C Larsen Jens P Jensen Joseph R Linvall and Hans C Hansen Returning visitor Mary Alice Lambert Strength of company British Scotch and Welsh 235 Scandinavians Scandinavi-ans 103 Returning Elders 13 visitor vis-itor 1 Total 352 Brights Disease DiabetesKidney e Liver or Urinary Diseases Haven fear cf any of these diseases dis-eases if you use Hop Bitters as they will prevent and cure the worst cases even when you have been made worse by some great puffed up pretended cure 1 I How inexpensive and yet how effective ef-fective is the great substitute for Sulphur Baths GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP HILLS HAIR AIDWH SKERDYE Black or Brown 50c U tahNeyadaRaay II VHANGE OF TIME On ana after FRIDAY NOV 3 1882 The Utah and Nevada Railway Company Com-pany will run DAILY Trains Sundays excepted as follows am evo Salt Lake City 71C Brrlgtht oneClty 730 II Chambers 800 Arrive at QatfleW 8301 r aktt Leave acu II Lako Poim yOu Halfway House 925 c Tooeto 1000 Arrive at Terminus 1030 p m Leave tbe Terminus 1230 u Tooele City 100 H Halfway House 130 u Lake Point 200 Garfield 210 u Chambers 240 Brighton 810 Arrive at Bait Lake City 800 Fare to Garfield and Return 5AIf1F DAY I 125 W W BITER Supt Reductiofls in Coal nEB CANYON By Oar Load per ton 350 At Yard U gtOO Delivered n 450 HOUR SPRJrNG ± 5y Car Load per ton S600 At Yard C 650 Delivered 1 700 wBEf By Car Load per ton 5450 At Yard H 525 Delivered H 600 11 Q sarat Bank Block 4 > ltD 41211 THE HERALD BINDER1 r t la prepared with A First cla 9 stock of the requisite Material tea 4 COMPETENT B00KB1NDEJ I To Mad la a durable EiaBt i tIAGAZn1ES MUSIC BOOKS BLUE BOOIS PAMPHLETS III ill other kiDt1 orEoon GIll X KM at C3 LOW33T 17198 n IIY MCGrlNICK CO I I BANKEBS I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Transact a General Banking Bank-ing Business Careful Attention Given to the Sale ot Ores Consign rents Guaranteeing the Highest High-est Market Prices I I Collections made with Prompt returns at lowest > I low-est Bates I Execute Orders for Purchase or Sale of Stocks and Bonds at New York I and San Francisco i I We sell Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on Leading cities of the United btatcs also Furnish Sight Drafts or Remit I Fundd to London Dublin Berlin Copenhagen Paris Stockholm and all other Prominent Points in Europe at I Lowest Rates of Exchange I Cat tiflcatcb of Deposit IssUed Payable 011 Dew De-w mand I ACTIVE ASCOUHT8 SOLICITED I CORRESPONDENTS NEW YORK Importers and Traders National Bank Kcuntze Brothers CHICAGO Commercial National Bank SAN FRANCISCO First National Gold Bank OMAHA Omaha National Bank ST Louis States SavingAssociation LONDONBANKoFUJAb LIMITED j 22 Great Winchester St London AND bAL LAKE CITY UTAH Authorized Capital 160000 Par 778040 Subscribed Capital 49600 Par 241378 Shareholders Liable for Amount Uncalled Un-called on Shares BUY AND SELL STERLING EXCHANGE Buy and Sell Drafts on the Citiea of the United States Advances made on consignments of oi < and bullion received for sale Interest Allowed on Certificates of Deposit COLLECTIONS MADE AT LOW BAns Accounts kept on the most favorable terms PKiauttAp CORBESPONDENTBj LondonLondon Dank of Utah United Martin k Co New Tork American Exchange Natlotal Bm ChicagoFirst National Bank Omah Omaha National Bank Ban FranclBco Bank of California E AUSTIN Manager WHITE HOUSE HOTELp 0 D mHE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE A in announcing to the public that they have remoddled and refitted the Hotel The Dining Rooms are spacious and tho best of Meals will be served night and day Single Heals QOc Hot Lunches as per card 25c Booms and Board il50 to S3 per day SO to 812 ptlr week Board 57 por week The Bar has been removed to the north ol the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for the accommodation of guests and Is now open A PODLECH de 00 VALLEY HOUSE Andrew c Brixen ronrletor J UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT U this central and popular hotel has been renovated and thoroughly repaired for tho reception of guests Rates per day 150 to 2 per week 8 to 10 according to rooms Board per week 7 n2 U S DEPOSITARY I 0 DESERET NATIONAL BANK SALT LAKE CITY II 0 Paid in Capital 200 ODD Surplus 150000 H 8 Eldrede President I Vm Jennings Vice Prest I Feramora little I John Sharp Directors Wm W Biter LB Hills Cashier I des T Little Asst Cashier J eeo Receives Deposits Payable on Demand Bays and Sells Exchange on New York San Francisco Chicago St Louis i Omaha London and Principal Continental Conti-nental Cities Makes Collections Remitting Proceeds Pro-ceeds Promptly ABO D JET l Restanrant tall t CbOD Honsf HE BEST IN TOWN 1EJrERYTHlN I1I SEASON PRICES MODERATE J BIKffOOBBS Caterer r LIST OF AG V The following gentlemen ed to canvass for the SAt lite aUth Or DAILY SKMIWaana and sria eBBALD alto to recieve paynst Vix 1 Wl Yrnpn eceipt or tbe ame sit w W halssa34 0 W u Bant EuntsmanBebron We Washington H A LewieGeorgetown Bear L hUnl ll W H PrattVirgin City Wnckec ° H WaShington ALeslie Moroni andPouH1 103 I Jt Wm Eulme Bloomingto Grpc W A StewartInverury Sevlez Hear Lak John Hortin 1 OOunt HortinRockport and Wnn nf A J Allied MFreDont Pinte Wan3 W H Robinson Salina Sevier Counts Jos Ceuut O E Lyons Surn1Iit RIch Co E Honriod COIiI t Amerlcan Fn IN A Pork Eolph Mount Plest5D B W Drigge Jr Pleasan r Bl K E BS GlQ Cowdejl Wm Monteith Count Tooele CoujE Ail Kook Scofieldtlt Counl m Co Store a p Spanish5irt Fork mm W L ti tkins lhomoF Brighsm city IB J MJtJat Count3 Jos T Ellis + MeadowvU JR Jewkes Spring Ci1 H Ca5te John Batty Dale J R Clark Toquarvile i James Bullock fun Greetsill r Wm Mendenhall Providente H John Pymm SnrinlITille St leofEp J JohnDuncanM O T Mills Heber City R w Rayborne TO m ne Cedsr John Moruan MiU City fflHf JOB H McOracken Creg 3C JosMorgnn Smithfield John GM Barnes 1 WlSTllla IB 3l Wm McGregor Eaysillfl Parowan IBVi A L Robinson Vi Filrnore John Boyden 10 CoalvilIe B P Milier sn F yates Richfield rSmgg H vtc Millville Jasper Lemmon tjntVf Hi In B Francis endon M xf John Swain Morgsn T Greener Fayette B BA S Marsh Kanotb at Wm Probert Payson It Charles O Shaw rl 7V Jos S Black HY1Um V U B Leonard M Wm probert games l Dhsriea Fopte Scipio tl R John W Nephi S2SSJSr MLevan tt William Ber beck van WT Hammond Prevo 9eorge Scott Logan ohn We ohouse Msati F Lsh WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST f List of Buying mces or Produce n the Salt lake Market corrected J Semiweekly for the SALT LAKE HERALD by Sears Liddle Wheat 85c 000 < bus Date 165 h 070 100 3 Barley 140 000 U I Sbelled Corn n 140 U Flour XXTTfr 265 u 2751 t 11 XXX 235 rc 2I u 1 U XX 225 U It II Bran 1001 I Shorts 110 I II Butter 25c IC 30c Sags 20c 25cdoz Wool 14c 18c C 6 Hides Dry Flint lOc 14J c Hides Baited 8c 12 c U Hides Groan 4o 3 6310 J JI r SOULE CO O a Successors to W W Bartlett MANUFACTURERS OF SPRING BEDS and andMATTRESSES MATTRESSES f We invite inspection of the different styles ot SPRING BEDS and COTS which we manufacture MATTRESSES of all kinds in stock and made to order UPHOLSTERING of all kinds III I In our ART DEPARTMENT We have a Large and Choice Collector of English French and German ENGRAVINGS Also a Fine Stock of ART PHOTOGRAPHS From the Suite Photograph Cor of Boston Ui MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHS And ALBUMS to hold them 236 SEAM ST fe21 Next to Clift House = cr > COMSUfnPTIGH CIN BE CURED DR 4 HALLS BALSAM FOR IUNCS Tfi Cares Consumption Colds Pneumonia Influenza Bronchial Difficulties Bronchitis Bron-chitis Hoarseness Asthma Croup Whooping Cough and all Diseases of the Breathing Organs It soothes and heals the Membrane the Lungs Inflamed and poisoned by the disease 4nd prevents pre-vents the night sweats and the tigbtnef3 across the chest which accompany it CONSUMPTION is not an incase e malady HALLS BALSAM will cure yon Ten though professional aid fails f < |