Show 1880 1880 FRUIT FOR PLUM PUDDING AND MINCE PIES GLEANED AND READY FOR USE At TEASDELS RAISINS CURRANTS CITRON AND LEMON PEED CANDIES NUTS Etc PRICES AS USUAL ARE THE VERY LOWEST DRY GOODS FULL SfJPPLYiOF SHAWLS HOODS SCARFS BOOTS AND SHOES d EVERYVARIETY STYLE auacLAss BOUGHT T BEFORE THE REOENT ADVANCE AND WILL j BE SOLD AT SATISFACTORY PRICES < CLOTHING MEWS AND ECUS A FULL STOCK ALSO HATS CAPS BLANKETS S A VISIT TO THIS IMMENSE STOOK WILL AMPLY REPAY PURCHASERS I STOVES ANOTHER CAR LOAD ARRIVED OF COOKS COOK-S ING AND HEATING STOVES At TEASDELS 11 Clearance Sale I L A GOLDBERGS CLEARANCE SALE Commences THIS DAY and will oontinno until Our Entire Skiof Winter Clothing I < 13 DISPOSED OF SPECIAL BARGAINS LN ULSTERS OVERCOATS FINE DRESS SUITS FINE BUSINESS SUITS FINE HEAVY CASS SUITS FINE CASSIMERE PANTS We will sell AT REDUCED PRICES The above goods inTO c in-TO MAREBOOM I FOR OUR mm STOCK L A GOLDBERG MANUFACTORY 468 Broome Street NEW YORK e3 STOVESe c STOVESe t CEO M F SCOTT CORa CO-Ra Ilas reoaSfeti ifxllllie ftt celebrated STEWART HEATERS br Parlors CLINTON CABINET RANGES in Offices Btoreaand Halls great variety and of all sizes the The HARVARD FJiANKIIN thevr3 best cooking outfit in the market mar-ket Handsomest Open Parlor Stove made CANNON BOXandothar HEATEB8 OOK STOVES Reporter Golden for Stores Offices Bar Rooms Grown and Stewart ca complete assortment FURNACE WORK A SPECIALTY Saving a wellappointed Shop we are propped to do all kinds of TIN and SHEET IRON WORK with promptness A Liberal Discount to Country Dealers S GEO M SCOTT J COo CO-o 98 Main Street Ri1L Lake City 8 GentI41 Women Who want glossy luxuriant and wavy tresses oiabundant beautiful Hair must use LYONS EATHAIRON This elegant cheap article always makes the Hair grow freely and fast keeps it from falling out arrests and cures grayness gray-ness removes dandruff and itching makes the Hair strong giving it a ending tendency and keeping it in any desired position Beautiful Beau-tiful healthy Hair is tho sure result of using Kathairon d y J 1880 THE PEOPLES PAPER THE HERALDG SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD The HERALD enters upon the new year with better hopes and brighter prospects than it ever before enjoyed The remarkable success of the paper in the past as manifested by its large and steadily growing subscription list its increasing advertising patronage patron-age and the expressions of goodwill towards the journal which greet ne from all quarters convinces the publishers pub-lishers that they are doing what they set out to donamely furnish a newspaper that the people would like and therefore support The HERALD as in the past will be the peoples paper Independent in a political tense it will always be found on the side of the people outspoken on questions afleclingtho rights the masses battling for local selfgovern men and the largest liberty to individuals indi-viduals consistent with public good laboring for a pure honest and economic eco-nomic administration of government treating public matters dispassionately dispassion-ately and employing language calculated calcu-lated to enlighten the reason of men rather than influence their passions and working for peace and the development j de-velopment of the resources of the territory ter-ritory instead of trying to create strife and retard progress With our increased in-creased facilities for gathering news both by telegraph and mail the employment em-ployment of a larger number of correspondents cor-respondents in different sections of the country and the better arrangement arrange-ment of all the many details of the establishment we confidently promise to make the SALT LAKE DAILY I HERALD a better paper than ever I SALT LAKE WEEKLY HERALD About the 1st of March we will begin the publication of a Weekly Edition of the HERALD The demand for such a paper has been very pressing during ho past two or three years The aim of the publishers will be to furnish a paper for those people who live ofl the main lines of travel and who are not accommodated with mail service ser-vice oftener than once a week to provide a newspaper for those who have only one day a week of leisure to devote to the pleasant and profitable profita-ble employment of reading supply a suitable edition of the HERALD for sending abroad a paper that shall faithfully and honestly represent this great and growing territory with its many and important industries and I iU thrifty enterprising people to make a paper for the home circle and family fireside one that shall contain tho news and at the same time combine com-bine the essential elements of a literary liter-ary educational and industrial journal jour-nal In fact our rim will be to make the WEEKLY HERALD a welcome visitor to the home where it will be found a constant fund of instruction entertainment and profit to all members of the family Besides the leading characteristics of the Daily the Weekly will contain matter specially for the agriculturist the gardener the stockraiser the mechanic the kitchen and the household house-hold generally and an important feature of its columns will be the wellchosen entertaining and moral literature also reports of the Tabernacle Taber-nacle discourses Nothing will bo admitted ad-mitted to its columns that has not first been carefully prepared and revised re-vised The price will be only 2 a year a figure unprecedentedly low for a far west newspaper We confidently confi-dently predict for the WEEKLY HERALD one of the greatest euccesses and the efforts of the publishers shall be to make the paper merit the popularity popu-larity that it cannot fail to attain RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Postage Paid 1 Salt Late Daily Herald One Year 1050 Six Months 525 Three Months 265 Salt Lake SemiWeeklY Herald One Year 350 Six Months 175 Salt Lale Weekly Herald One Year 200 Sir Months S 125 SSTSend Money in Registered Letter or Postofficc Order I I Address AddreTHE HERALD Salt Lake City Utah I INVALIDS AND OTHERS SEEKING HEAL TH 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M HOLLAND DR U OEce over Davis Grcc ry Store jl Main Etrcst WIULIAM BREDEfflEYER MINING CONSUL ITNG AND CIVIL Ifl Reducer U 8 Mineral Surveyor fo Utah and Idaho Notary Public Geologies examinations reports en mining properties cursors dines railroads Jn canals and superintends the work inn of the > ame Prepare estimates and plans for opening and work in i mines export on mining quei tions before the courts Adieti P OBoy U5 Salt Lat city Ill ill WHITE HOUSE HOTEL T IIE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE X in announcing to tho public that thoi have remodelled end refitted tho Hotel The Dining Rooms are spacious and tho best of Meals will ba served night and day Single Meals EQc Hot Lunches as per card 25c Boom and Board S15O to 82 per day tIJO to fJi2 per week Board 7 per wsei The Bar has bon removed to the north of tha Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for the eccomtnoJatioi of guests and L > now open A PODLECH k CO CLIFT HO Ej MAIN ST SALT LAKE OITY Board and Rooms from 5150 per day and from 8 per weekS week-S C EWIHC jy3 Propfietcr VALLEY HOUSE Andrew C Brixen Proprietor 4 UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT U this cecril and popular hntol baa been renovated and thoroughly repaired for the reception of guesU S Rates per day 150 to 2 per week S3 to SLO according to rooms Board per week 7 n3 OVERLAND HOUSE MAIN STREET SALT L AE3J CITY Board and Rooms 100 to 150 par day Do Do 700 850 week Single Meals 25 cents n26 W A PITT Proprietor THE ARCADE RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE Meals served tot all hours of the day and night in r tclsa Style EVERY DELICACY OF THE SEASON Served up temptingly OYSTERS IH EVERY STYLE 66 Main Street JA3 DINWOODEY 15 BENEDICT HALL CO MAroUFACTURERS AD S wnOLESALE DEALERS n BOOTS SHOES 134 and 136 Grand st New York Corner Crosby one bloCk east of Broadway Broad-way iU Saoona Stook of the Season In consequence of the great demand for our line of Goods wo have been obliged to order and Are low Receiving our Second Impartation OIF THE SEASON Our Stock thus reinforced is tho LARGEST AM MOST COMPLETE TEST OF S THE ROCKY SAn S-An inspection will show AN ENTIRE NEW LINE OF MENS OVERCOATS AND iIuuMid In Fine and Medium Qualities 0 MENS YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDRENS SUITS t In all Sizes Styles Colors and Prices S 0 Cotton and Merino Hosiery f > 5 White and Fancy Shirts 1h Lined Gloves and Mittens l 1 Wool Cassimere Overshirts i 1 White and Colored Kid Gloves Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs Fancy Cashmere and Wool MufflersS Boots and Arctic Overshoes Blankets Quilts Etc Etc 0 Notwithstanding the Great Rise in Mercliandiae ITC have determined to keep down to our Old Prices and Patrons our may rely on getting the Best of Goods at a reasonable reason-able Cost S 10 THE TRADE We ofler special inducements Making as we do a specialty of the above goods we can give better bargains than can be had elsewhere ° 0 Orders from tIle Country Solicited and will Receive Our Best Attention GOLDSMITH CO Old Number ES 145 MAIN STREET i J SEAR S lJIDDLE i Wholesale and Retail dealers in CRAIN FLOUR FEED Grass Garden and Field Seeds East Temple street l I THREE DOORS SOUTH OF Z C M I SALT LAKE CITY AND PARK dry cia 1 = T j DAILY ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FALL AND WINTER coons AT DAY cos r PRICES LOW AS TEE LOWEST 1 0 ra Demorests Fall and Winter Patterns Have Arrived = G Bla OTJLIMIIEIIR Has the Largest Stock of VVJI1TDOVV AS3 S In the Territory Manufactures all sizes and shapes of 1TT11II 1 i sa a W CASE SAn S-An immense saving by baying them of C F CULfVIER TEA POT STORE 20 22 First South Street f WOOIiWOOI Parties having Wool to dispose of would do well to call on me as 1 an I prepared to pay the HICHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH FDfrwodt id t 2 In large or small quantities Sacks and twine to tie fleeces furzaiehoct Firstclaaa Sheep Shears kept in stock H B CLAWSGI 1 Warehouse corner South nnd East Temple Streets mif a |