OCR Text |
Show (ilRL Wanted. An acfveijirl wanted wan-ted immediately to cook anl iron in a mall familv. Apply at Marb:.l and Carter's law office, or ui the (Jetairon Hou.-e, two Llocks eat of J-.;ephant Store. Beet waxes paid. adr i "The 'Ii.mes are out of Joint," but you can always get the time at j the Watch, Jewelry and Toy Store of I Carl C. Amuussch, East Temple St. He keeps a first gla.-s stock of goods on hand. adv. Napoleon'h War Maps are at a dii-count, but Froiseth's Maps of Utah Territory, Great Salt Lake V'alley and City, all on one sheet and neatly colored, col-ored, showing the mining localities of Big and Little Cottonwood, Bingham, and East Canons, are in great demand. Everybody should have one, either in pocket form at 1.00 or in singlo sheets at Mv. For sale by news dealers and mailed to all parts of the country on receipt of price by James Dwyer or Calder Bro's, Salt Lake City. adv. ' A CoMt oitEAiiLE Plac e to go to for a Ham Sandwich, a Cup of! ?ood Tea or Coffee, a nieo Lunch, or a ! "Snaek" in season, cheap, is in God-1 dard's Basement. ailvj A Fact. The Semi-Weekly Her a ld is the cheapest family paper ever published in Utah. Take it for three months on trial, it, is only Prize Candy boxes, just the thing, at Henry Wallace's. dv Wonderful Cuue in Ogden ! I hereby certify that my wife has been afflicted with hip dioase for twenty-eight twenty-eight years. The hip joint was stiff and immovuable during the above period, very sore and painlui. Ur. Ruber's and Go-s perfectly cured her with two week's treatment by Aniuia: Magnetism an 1 the Swedish Movement Cure. I bear this public testimony with the sole hope of Denaliting othei 'offering mortals. (Signed) G. Bcne. Ogden, Sept. 30, 1S70. Pr. Roberta can be seen at the Omaha House until the 1st of November, Novem-ber, adv Important ! Don't forget that Joe Simmons' Saloon and Restaurant, bote! bo-te! basement, 2d South Street, is stili well supplied with Oysters, Pigs' Feet, Calves' Tongues, Sardines, Lager Beer. Tennant'a XXX Porter, Barclay Bar-clay k Perkins' London Stout, Shep-ton Shep-ton Mallet Pale Ale, Brewer, Bemas & Co.'s Omaha Ale, J. C. Partridge's Golden Crown Cigars and Fine Cut Tobacco. Great speciality at this Saloon hi Fresh Oysters, large, fat and lusciouti, served up in every style. A supply just received. This is the piaee to get a substantial Lunch any hour of the day. and at very cheap rates. adv. Jcht P.eceived. A supply of English ale now on draught, try Phil. Margetts, at his Refreshment Rooms, 2nd South Street. Cold lunch, sardines, sar-dines, oysters, fce., with cool aud refreshing re-freshing lager served up with neatness and promptness. adv Pop-Corn Bags, just the things five cents each ; and the best of fruit at Henry Wallace's. adv. A Blast of Smoke. - Ed. Harris has the largest supply of the fine-t Cigars ever received here from California, Cali-fornia, with the best T 'bacco. Cigarettes, Cigar-ettes, Cheroots, Amber Mouth-pieces,-Canes, Umbrellas and Notions in ircneral. Cigars cheap at wholesale and retail, adv. Oranges and Lemons. A fine lot at Henry Wallace's. adv '.Napoleon's Ak.my is short of food and forage, but he could get a full supply of the necessary bread, crackers, crack-ers, pies, pastry and groceries, by applying to Golightly & Harris at the '"Globe." adv Worth Knowing. The National Hotel, east of Post Office, has changed hands, and is now run by Pavid Hoge, who will guarantee the very best treatment treat-ment at the lowest rates. adv -For Sale Cheap. A full comer lot on Main Street and ten acres grass land, for cash, stock, or U. C. bonds. Apply to H. .1. Faust or Bp. Jenkins. LOOK OUT FOR THE NEW SEWING MACHINE i D. IS. HMUCKER, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 31? Olive Street, ST. LOLIsi, SeuHe Clothine til over the West and rives entire enli-factioB. a No. 1 establisnmenu i Tin; ciiAsiPiox j Force Pump HYDROSTATIC CHAMPION. For extinguisbins Fires, welling Roof's, wuh-ine wuh-ine Viiidowa, Oarrinpes, watering street and piiHens, sprinkling trees plant anil ehrnb-berr. ehrnb-berr. A. XV. SKHOLS Asent fyv Vth Territory, ie now panTaeaing the city. I i Tarbox's Combination ' Stencil Alphabet! For Marking Shoiv Curds, Boxes, Barrel, Bag. Tmnkg, fec The lineBt thing tor merchant;, millers, and biuiue? men generally over 'men ed. Lettering cnn be done by it ni'-et expeditiously expedi-tiously and neatly. V. H. MILK. Agent. A little wost of and on the opposite eirle of the ntreet froi the Tbe-ure. H.DINWOODEY. FURNITURE DEALER And U.IMIOEjSTEKEK.! i All kiofib oi' IMPORTED FURNITURE! f'onsutntlv rn hand at the Saleiroom, ' EAST TEMPLE S.T j 1 i I Every den?riptiou oi HOME-MADE FURNITURE, At uie fr.urtfry n&i 9airu'-ii:. Ut South Street, Salt Lake City ' COFFINS, ' PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL I u Alwa la Stock, ! f.&W. TAYLOR LUve opened their new sud commodious toi. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOUSE, When tiey inTiu liair friends and the pub'i Reneral'y to ea'J and see their Splcadld stock Kit' i they are determined to fell very low lor cash. They consist of DRY tfOODS.. GROCERIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CROCKERY, CLOCKS, STOVES, HARDWARE, ETC THEY AXSO BUT AND UU Flour, Grain, Butte., Eggs, Bacon, Cheese, &.c. DUNFORD Io SQMS IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN dUUIo, ohubo (6 HAio, At the bird of the MAMMOTH SHOE AND HAT STORE EVST TEMPLE STREET. GRAIN WANTED! TEASDEL & CO, opposi rr salt laki: house, Beg to announce to their patron, ai other 'atgo arrival ol' DRY 'GOODS, GnOGElllfiS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HATS, CLOTHING, &c. 4 As complete an awirtnient of HOME MANUFACTURED BOOTS AMI) SSflaME8 As any in the Territory, which ? are t-onuititly inrMUfc und impi-uviiif. READ! HEAD ! It HAD! Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Inst'n TLDREDGG CLAVTSOX IIUI LDIJVGS. Groceries, Hardware &lc. AT RETAIL! This Impairment if "upplifd with n immento Stock uf Staple &; Fancy Groceries, Hardware. JisJi, Arru-vhurnl Irnpl' iii'i'le, (Jufvncurt. difsnrare, Tinv.art, iS'it-, KiVfjT, Mtv;tr. llr.rtt and Sulky Jinlut, And Other Alsichincrj. Our aivortinent iiiclud'v a lurt-e variety oi sriitits ik.i cm-rally fouriri ib tore-. hfnc we are iti'iuci-'J ti uffer tlieiu ut retail t'j ru. el a pul.fic il.-iimn-l rhirh has tiwo heretofore nub, led. We phall continue to nr.ly the whi.Vi-ale rarle at our n-unl l-.w pnt-r. t-i-J an in-'pdinu of t.ur -tit-It cannot fail to 1 ati-fy the elo'e-t Kh'i M,e or r.:iil ljnwr i W1 i.e In tlx' ir intercut to nake their purchase" at tbe " Grocery Iepnrtiuciit, Z. C. M. 1." |