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Show re ee et ee oe SALE LAKE B TIMES, HENRY a J.C. GRAHAM & cen 75, CO, a ee eee DINWOODEY, 7s and '7Y First and smile, te f OBNBRAL oes and be PARLOR A woman’s belt coversa of vital energy. great wais; : : S , een ct again seen near Dunnigan’s last week. that as not like es a 1 uy = woman. A mob tarred and feathered a comic singer out West for eloping with another man’s wife. His manager bills him now as the ‘Great: Feathered Sonester.’’ The next boom in the Exst will be a abeer boom, Public sentiment is that section is demanding bigger glasses and less froth for five cents, and a popular . move to secure that move is threatened The Emperor of Germany reads the Bible every morning, but you wouldn't thing it to hear what he says at night, when he hears-the fire bell ringing and can only find one boot and no matches. The San Francisco papers advertise “something new in caramels,’’ Wha, is, goodnest knows. What the variegated pros grainme of hair, pins, charcoal, wood" ete , which always comprises the essuy value of the old article, is to be supphmented with we can't say. Probably a chromo of Presdext Grant. Jennie June says that Clara Morris lies with » note book and penci! by her side. Whichis wise. If people generally when they have coined falsehood, shonld/hedkiit, iit might allsave a great subsequent strain of their imazinatious if not of their consciences. | Did you ever see a base-ball player try to catch a train om the fly?--N Y News. No. It would be to late to rescue the fly, anyhow. Whena train is on a fly, that fly’s mission in this world is ended, and the train shouldn’t*be -noyed.. Rather encourage it to more flies. : vet nyc Mia) Ii i; || ane: ae) 1 eg Ie ern x BABY sH ait 4 «ie ——— = get an- on Ete., SS (Successor to Heusser Brothers Ses BEST IRINKS! FINEST WINES! Fancy Drinks nelle! a Sil eR a cate STOCK WALKER BROS, & 00 — A LARGE Next” Door South of LOT PROPRIETORS = Times OF Bi ali Printing THE SALOON. 2anda half Miles STATE j\CLUB South ROAD, HOUSE ‘‘Come down and I’ll make it pleas- ant for you. Ww. & Co FAIL: | J, HOOoOPrER, Boot & Shoe Maker, | SPECIAT, ATTENTION PAID TO CUSTOM WORK. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. PURCHASE TAH THE Bie “76 ON NEW DIRECTOR First South Street, j FEW DOORS WESTOF THEATRE | AVY TRE & b OF Wells Fargo THE COLELLO LO ap- AND FISHING T ACKEE TO PRINTING. the most } ‘DON'T COMMERCIAL in NEWMAN prices. IN mixed proved manner by AT at reasonab.e | DRINKS! SUMMER . has got a reduced 200 YARD RANGE and both Rirg axd Creedmoor Tar- get. Good sport 1s Ete. VW JAKE HEUSSER, SS eae will write a use; DESKS CHOOTING GALLERY IT The Soda Water from Coda Springs, Idaho, is very highly recomm nded | by all who have used it. 1 | | It is certainly platable § and its popularity indicates merit. Get etn writing CARPETS. OF -_-— ct SCHOOL called ‘ve » MADE EASY. CARRIAGES, ~UPHOLSTERY, CLG LINE econ a 2 SSS Curtains, Ls —— strument Call and week without being refilled. try it. For sale by Agents only. Permanent office with Sart LaKe TiMEs. |Wall Paper, Feathers, Mattrasses, i qe nee Po an FULL If woman who wearsrings on the of her gloves, would part het the middie and wear a_ scarlet if she was a man. new’’ Om and New I1n- office for or the PEN,”’ is a pleasIt is thousands. one piece, the size be carried in the ‘““MACKINNON as testifled to by and inkstand in lead pencil to pocket; SUITS, Cornices Etc., The walking match is no longer a tes, of endurance to the pedestrian. It i, _ the public opinion upon which the straiu comes, ‘something i Blinds, m eee <= A new arrangement of ‘‘Pinafore’’ ha, been put upon the stage, with the “‘hardly ever’ left out. It will draw like a plaster. that : fresh you can’t keep it yourself why expect that she will beable tokeep it to herself. The outside hairin necktie zat | : opener rose, but ‘‘tu-ba-ru-se,”’ a 5m | APES AE AY rule If you want to go in fisrt class society In Cincinnati you musn’t call it tube. to Bie me va | mal An exchange says Southern people de wilk. aa rs DEY’S.FURNITORE. The wild man of Colusa and Yolo was Never tell a secret FURNITURE, AMMUNITION A girl may smile unwillin’ still, ee the ure pen of a FOR.. NIe IT | R W Street. aes dae DEPOT Proprietors and Publishers. ey South with sTOsta'SN03 ee GAZETTEER A e Office For I879-80. ROBERT SHELTON, a ~~ £. A. Oa ie After ten years of some and types, recent borders, design. etc., of and trust elegant that the merchants and business men of Utah will continue the patronage that has been received in the past. UNEQUALLYED FACILITIES for fine printing, we can turn out better work than ever and will make it a point, as heretofore, to give full satisfaction. We HENNE import cur own STATIONERY selected specially forthe wants of the trade, xnd with good presses can TURN; -OUL:.* FSXCELLENT PRINTING At Moderate Prices. J. . GRAHAM EMPORIUM & Co., BUILDING. Co., Newsdealer, photonraphs This Valuable Neatly Printed and Only Directory UTAH, And is the most complete work of the kind ever compiled for this Territory. Itis fullof INFoRMATION. TATISTICS! NAMES! OCCUPATIONS! TREATISES! SKETCHES! RECORDS! NEWS! DATA! t* 15,000 NAMES NEARLY 400 Pages, FOR Times SALE JAMES $3.00. AT Printing AND £1 BY L HOTEL HOUSE. Subscriptions taken for all Salt Lake, — San Francisco ard Foreign Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals. | THE WHITE HOUSE MAIN STREET. Best Rooms and Best Meals in — the City can be obtained at the rate of $2.00 per day, — — A. PODLECH & CO. — J K. MORRILL, DEXTER Half Block West STABLES, ef WalKer Bros. THE Office, DWYER. | in Views THE..<s WA LKER Faets and Figures. | ee Dealer -~ AND. Work Well Bound, IN and of notable characters, Etc. Ete. AT IS THE PousuisHep Stationer. CONT! NENT LJ er Ever WITH & PUBLISHERS. active experi- ence and gratifying success, have refitted their office with new and hand- Culmer LIVERY ‘FEED oa |