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Show SEWING MACHINES. ! rUFthisI; I - !t ; 'J' J i j : j ' SINGER ; i SEWING MACHINE! j SHOULD BE SEES fi'f HlMiir CoIjImi; plttLi r.f thti 'jjLircLajO of ft M ,ii i.Kto f'.r f.niii.y r other U.-JJ. 1 At our newly-fltud up (taiciroAia, feeeontt Duor Honlh of t he Kk,c Km- 1 orl ii in, litlweeii I It e lr a ul tlo-I tlo-I lit m f Uepartnuuti ofZ. CM. I., will b fouud m Full Aiiorluieitt ot Admirable Sewing Machines At Trice to Suit Everybody. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE NEEDS NO rUEFLXG to commend It to the public, as the follow 1 11 g bawt In In'O thftuft now eelohrnteil Machine wore first olttrwi I r U0 ft ml 1U lilt) tuur ymra luvucliiitf wore 8uUl. Tail Ta-il y ov.tr tlutt iiiiiuot-r tiro w,-uly turned ut fr-.in the tiu'Mry, un t yot ihm imuiun.-e supply sup-ply l nt Kin l t ilio tlfiii.in.l. At the end ot the your l-7. u,..r.i l MtK'hintv wernm M. ami in iho itn'n .'.!!. twin ye.ir. from to 1 1, the number, had been increased l.i uiiwrd ot' 500,000 MACUlN'liS SOLI), On tlitnl nfw lilt li wrrr ilUpuiett of wit lilu the prernltng twelve uiunllia. Fr-un the forootns it will bo seen thiit dur-Inr dur-Inr the l n. t throt yo.ir.-, the ...! have been upward oi fli'iy ior o ut more than during the whole ot ibo .oveiHocu previous yea, THE PEOPLE'S VERDICT, after a irore of yenra thorough trial la that the a TIL.' SEVIIIG LlAOIllrlE isft li'tP'! to all kinds of work, sewing as readily the ttik"kct :unl mot stubborn material ma-terial as the finest and most delicate fabrics; wuh a ititcb, that for evened, pertection and durability is unequalled. AwompsnyinK eaoh Machine are printed instructions, se tdaiu and easy ot comprehension comprehen-sion th.it, although wo rtvommend customers custom-ers to take at te:wt oue lson irviu the Op erator. it is seldom done pu rotifers seeing at a slance the simplicity oi the Machine and completeness oi the construction, borne ot the OF IUS SINGER MACHINES ARE ""Simplicity of construction therefore lees liability to get out ot repair. cohort, straight needle less ltaele to bend. bre-aJL or skip lu uuiiu The shuttle i. carried; friction, wear and the aev'ority oi grti iS.UA the race are thus avoided. Ke.uticess wuh which the atost inexperienced inexper-ienced can adjust the tetisioa ot the thread. Freedom from wear. A:er twonty years constant service these machines have never been known to wear out. They are oiseIes, rapid and e-uy in all their movements. AU our machine are idiu;ed ard put in thorough running onier.by couipe;ent bands, before dolivory. Purvha,ers therefore have no trouble but oaa uccesfuliy operate wuh them at oace, THE NEW BUTTON-HOLE ZU .A.'C H I X E S are thoroushly practical and will perforin all that weeiaiw for them. The ImrnnrJ MANUFACTURING MACHINES for bravy work, are too well known to need cimaieau W e a!o keep in stock the MANUFACTU3IN&MASH1NES Our stock of the Sinser Sewins Machines is very extensive, mbracin.c every variety of finish, from the p.A'.n Machine, mounted on black walnut tcie, oiled, to the elaborately elabor-ately pearled Machine, w-t.i cabinet cseand folding cover in mottled black wainm, rose, wood, or mahosany hishly lisheu. Kvery Machine ts furnished with the same complete furniture, includmii: the new hem-mer hem-mer vsewiag ail widths! and lei.er and braider. brai-der. We guarantee our ?laclilnes to tlo Hemmlni:, all widtUs) KelHn:; Htm tttchln; BradtUug; .Hattc KatUingi Embroidering no chain stitch ; Gathering and Sewing ou at same time, with or without a band, on the edge or In the center; Cordlns:;Tuck-lxgf Cordlns:;Tuck-lxgf Untltlngi T r t in m 1 li s ; Binding all widths and kinds, etc., etc., etc. Remember the itammo;h Sign, siffi mm mm Two doois south of the Eagle Emporium. Em-porium. WE DELIVER MACHINES Without Additional Charge TO ILL PARTS OP THIS CITY All kinds of Sewing Jlachines thoroughly Repaired on Reasonable Rea-sonable Terms. ol H. B. CLAWSON.Snpt A Live Paper VjK Live People.; TIN-: SALT LA K K i DAILY HERALD TI1K !:. I i'.AP. AND COMMERCLuJ .SKUsl'Al'KR OF SALT LAKK CIT1'. The People's Paper! FREE AND INDEPENDENT. TheCheapest Paper PUBUMIIZD IS The Kocky Mountnius ! TO MEN OF ENTERPRISE! Ths recont discovery and rapid derelop-uient derelop-uient of the mines of Utah have given, and will continuo to give, an impetus to trade of every kind, which should oominand the at' tention of all business men who desire to share in its profits. Heavy shipments of ores for months past have been bringing wealth into the Territory; a large immigration has commenced ; agricultural agri-cultural and other products are finding ready nates ; and merchants begin to feel thesteady flow of money through the varied channels j of commerce. To business men at a distance who seek to participate in the lively trade which mast attend such a rapid growth of interests, as well as to the local public, a lire, energetic newspaper is a necossity, by which o be made fully acquainted with the true condition condi-tion of matters as they exist, and through which to present their business and facilities for turnishing so promising a market. THE SALT LAKE HERALD Fully meets this necessity in Utah. Jot being the orgai of any person, sect or party, nor devoted alone to any single Interest, it has grown upon public favor and attained an unpreoedentedcircula-tion unpreoedentedcircula-tion in the time which has elapsed since it was established, by being in the strictest sense a Free, Independent, Live and U oroughly Progressive NEWSPAPER ITS MINING NEWS Collated with the greatest care and from the most reliable sources, makes it valuable to all interested in the mines of Utah ; its AGRICULTURAL AXD GXERAL TERRITORIAL IXTELLIGEXCE Can be e-iually relied on; and rrsSTSHrBis has placed it in the FRONT RNK OF THE ROCKY MormixiJorRms. I :THE SALT LAKE HERALD Circulates largely and is widely read in ! every Mining Camp, and throughout the : Cities, Towns and Settlements of the Terri- tory; is found in the office of every enterpris-i enterpris-i ing business man in Utah; circulates on the Union Pacific, Central Pacific and Utah Central Cen-tral Railroads; has a large mail subscription ' list east, west, north and south; and is i The Best Advertising Medium j In the Kocky Mountain region. t I Where to Advertise 1 I I Where it will be Seen! I Where it will be Read! i In the People's Paper! i THE SALT LAKE HERALD, i DO TOU VTAXT EMPLOYMENT i HIRED HELP, 1 MECHANICS, LABORERS, LOTS TO RE.NT, HOUSES TO REXT, I OFFICES TO RENT, ! STORES TO REXT, HAKE TO UR WAXTS XXO WX IJf THE Salt Lake Herald. Z. C. M. I. COLUMN. 2. CM. I. Wholesale DRY GOODS DEFT Lp St'ttn, Lmyjrium Bud-Lug, A foX flrti-etare itcek wt STAPLE DRY GOODS, lYOTIO.VS, ; BOOTS ard SHOES i AT LOW PRICKS. i I i Wholesale buyers anil Co operativ ' L'ealeM v!'-ae in.-poct. I i Retail Departm'nt, EMPORIUM BUILDINGS, i ! THE FINEST DISPLAY AND ASSORTMENT OF GOODS. WE CUT IN ANY LENGTHS AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON WHOLESALE. This is the Department for Families. ICLOTIIING DEPTJ I HOME-MADE i j AND ! iIMP OETED1 1 j MANUFACTURED FROM HOME-MADE, FRBSCH, GERMAN, ' ENGLISH and j AMERICAN-I AMERICAN-I FABRICS Fine Cassimeres, and Cloths Trimmings On hand, for Gentlemen ordering their own. i- FIRST-CLASS FITTERS AND "WORKMEN TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY. GROCERY: HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, CONSTITUTION BUILDINGS, i j Purchasers can here find I jAn Immense Stock AND IN EACH B.WiCH A GREAT VARIETY. IMPLEMENTS, TCCLS AND MACHINERY . ALL OX THE PKEMISES. j Miners Supplies a Specialty DRUG DEPT. i Fancy and Staple Drnss. j PATENT MEDICINES, LIQUORS IN GREAT VARIETY I ENGLISH AXE AND PORTER, l ATERILL PAINT WHITE LEAD, OILS. COLORS GLASS. SIC. Prestrivtioni from Physicians icill have spa'al attention. II. 15. fLAWSOA, Sup. lift. ASMHSSES jMirfg ew Rock Building, Opposite the Salt Lake Exchange, offers to the public the finest, I WATCHES AND JEWELRY At prices that defy competition. APTED & EVAXS, jPLTJMBE&S, Steam and Gas Fitters, LOCKS all ITIII., ! BELL HANGING, SPEAKING TUBES, ! DEALERS IX 'lead and iron pipe, I Globe and Check Valves, j Fittings, Etc. .Mining Work Promptly Attended to WOBKSHOP: i SECOXD SO UTH STREET, Opposite "Walker Brothers, IFIRE -PRO OF ! AND BURGLAR 'J. E3 FAIRBANKS' Scales for Weigliing Ore, from 500 to 2,500 lbs., jscon, DrfnA.ii & (01 I Main Street, West side, Next door to White House, LOW FOR CASH. i LUMBER YARDS, jLUMBERYARD j I have opened a new Lumber Yard In the ;r. C. DEPOT BLOCK, ! Xonh Me the P-i55t?crer Dejot, iniile the enclc5ure u-r the present. ALL KLVDS of LOTJSER THOS, R. JONES. Barron & Co.'s LUMBER YARD Comer of First So nth and Third i est Street one Blocksoutli of Rallrari Depot, at tlie end of Track, Salt Lake City, ' Have constantly en tszi a'. I description of Utah, irackee and Caliiomia Reiw-jc-i LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH AND PICKETS. ALSO A FCU. A550STM25T OF .DOORS, SASS. ELIXDS AXL MOULD IXGS. Special Orders from Lumber , Dealers and Builder filled on abort notice. The public are invited to c -.31 : and a fair portion o: patronage re;pec"aiiy solicited, 2 BARROS & CO. CHICAGO TRADE. LakFShore Oil Works! maxwell, vsTeles & co., .V a:a.-;uri;.- c: tn.lnt, Sirnl. Tallow, Lard and IKI. U1LS. O--'t ia Kcaili.-at CVrboa, Whale I PRATT'S ASTKAL OIL.! i6-u oi u- Wt V.--tia OA and OU Uad aaj: riCT.isJ or UCELS.:g CAS, AND PAINT 1-r K.vi. B!:. tj ClllCAliO. 03ee. x'Ji-.a. :.ei.W:Mreet. .mTIdTvells &, CO., j jj. -.;;u:trj c: 'Yk-lesale De.ilcrs Boots and Slioes, 1 1 1 . 1 16 Waba.u Ave, Chicago. V Ti - H. J. Mof.-lLi. K."! : V-.' - ' . f. K-l-- re- VA1T SCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID WIIOLKSALE DRUGGISTS Dealer In '.Hmt VARSISHSS, OILS, ! DYE STUFFS, BRUSHES, Window Glass, Glassware Fatent Medicines, &c. &o. 90, Jt Lake St., cor. Dearborn a ilfl. aU3 IV J With a Urire exptrit-n-e ia the Territurial ' trade, we I'ft-1 sure of triviuff p.itiiiiction in j yi ' iv". p"!rii n 'i ! r-U i t i e '' FIRS BRICK, I L.NGLISH AND AMEHICAX. ! R03INS0N &. SON, ! 215 East Madison Street, Chicago, III. niaitiGs liouse B- II, Skinner, Proprietor. Corner Weils and nrrPAPf. Uaudolpk treet, . Vjll LVjAU V This Eoue is centrally located, well fnr-aished. fnr-aished. an.i contains -x) Kooiiis. DIE30LD & KIENZLE, Succwaors to Diebold, Baiimann &Con celebkatj;d cixclxxati FIRE ASD BCKGLAK PROOF SAFE S, And Sarycnt'a Maucetic and Aatomatio' Bank PKATT & COVERT. General Agents 86 Washington sit., Chicago. 11. B. CLAWSOS, Supt. Z. C. M. I., Agent for L'lali 'i'errllory. n30 j KEITH -BROTHERd, ManuTacturers and Jobbers of HAT, CAPS AND FURS Aliiiinrry and Straio Goods, 08 70 Wabash Ave., PITTP fl P fl 3 . 4 Dearborn Place, bijJ.UaAU'U jl CHASE, HANFCRD & CO., 51 SoutU Vnter St., CHICAGO, Headquaxtera for Oils, Paints, Glass, &c, Manufacturers of the celebrated WILSON O I T t tst Tr IMGE, CO., Importers and Dealers in LEATHER AND FINDINGS 50 Lake Street, Si- CHICABO, ILL o'Zo NEW YORK TRADE. HENDERSON, JUSTICE & Co Successors to Griffen, Henderson k Co . IUPOBTER3 ASD JOBBERS OP FAXCY GOODS, PTIOXS, FURNISHING GOODS, EIC, " 499 500 BROADWAY, Orrosite St. Nicholas Hotel, M New York. Poolj Pfazro, Kimball & Co,, TOOLESalLE GEOCEES 35 Warren St., cor. Church, J. II. EULGEH. . New York, . News to Housekeepers ! A b.irrel of Flour makes forty pounds more ! ofEread with ' - - " ! SEA FOAM timercTiiired for d ruh try rnise, but bake in a hot oven as soon as inixej. SEA FOAM save? Etr?s, Shortening. Milk, Ltc, and i3 a wonderiai economy. THE SEA FO 151 IS AS ENTIRELY XEW IXVEXTIO.V, WITHOUT AST OF THE BAD QUALITIES OF YEAST OR B1KISBPOW. DEKS, ODA OK SALERATUS. GEO. F. GAJTTZ i Co.. f anufactnrera, m2b l,d Daace S"ject, iV. Y. C. A. Longitrecu John Sedgwick. L0S33TREET & SED3VVICK ilanofacturers of and "holesale Dealers in MKN3 &SDY3' CLOTHING. 466 4, 4-6 8 Broadway, .tw York. d24 FELIX CAMPBELL, 79 John St, New York, 1 Manufacturer of and Dealer in "Wrought, Cast and Galvanized. i I evzT'j rir-Uiy of f.iiings for j me tame. ml 7 jBENWGGD IRON mm, MANUFACTURERS Ob' I 1 Nails and Spikes, lTITEELESTr5 T. TA. t C. Crlebav. L. S. D!a plain. Pro;;j.en:. V:ce-Preident ! nty3 A. Lor:r, SCTC-rarv. Igity liquor store, i Keep conitanUy on hand, j Wholesale and Uetail, Choice Imported LIQUORS AND WINES, . At Lowest Raies. GROESBECK'S BUILDINGS, nlT East Temple Street. BUILDERS. Utah Fire Stone! SILICIOUS QUARTZITE. MORRIS & EYANS, BUILDERS, EAST TEMPLE STREET, SALT LAKH CITT. FURXACES, CUPOLAS AXD ROASTERS ERECTED OX THE SHORTEST XOTICE. Address as aboye. P. 0. Box 31. m H ALL KINDS MiningTools Wriffht's' Picks, Shovels, Iron Harrows, Etc., Etc. POWDER AND FUSE, IRON FIFE, PIPE FITTINGS, Brass Goods, SCOTT, DMM & ITS, Main Street, H'eit ldc, Next door to White House, a-ow lHJ CASH. mylS WAGON AND CARRIAGE, RAILROAD SHOPS. A. HOPPER & CO.. Second South 'Street, Half Block East Revere House, SALT LAKE CITY. WAGON AXD CARRIAGE WORK, Of all Descriptions. HARNESS Made and Repaired. BLAGK8MITHING Or all kinds. CARRIAGE PAINTING AXD IRDDIIXC. A. HOPPER. E. B. ZABRISKIE. fS ':'. ' i . New Music Store! DAYWES fe CO., DKVLEUS IN VIOLINS, - ACCORDEONS, GUITARS, CONCERTINAS, i BANJOS, , BANDONIONS, ( STRINGS, FLUTES, &C. Intruion Hooks tor all inMruiuouts. 'Also a larso' stock, of tho new AME1UCAX OHGAN, rronouiutd !-y all who have tried it 1'ar sunorior to . and vhoapor thau any other. ...... , I ; References : Siguor A. Farini, Prof. O. Pratt, and others. . ... - '. Good PIAXOS, from upwards. A full stock of S1IKKT MUSIO on I hand, which the purchaser ca'i have tried by a musician on the premises. I TWO OOOEiS EAST OF THE 1'OST OI FIC'E. mil 1 - I Z. CM. I. BOOT AMD -SHOE Department, ixt tlie sign of TEE "BIO BOOT." Ever' stylo and quality of Boots and Shoes MA1.!L, TO OKDKR, satiJic. tion puaranteed. ALWAYS ON HAND A LAB(iK AND CHOICE STOCK OF 1T0ME-M ADE is.TORTKD BOOTS AND SHOES A FULL ASSORTMENT F Shoe Findings, Horse Collars and all kinds 'of Leather' HIDES WANTED. H. B. CLAWSON. Sufkrixtkxiuxt. HOTEL, BOARDING AND PRIVATE HOUSE-r HOUSE-r vM ft 'I IvEEPERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR rr-tf )-U INTEREST TO CALL AT lX, Jti". j''y Whcrocan be purchuodl" ' ;SOLID WALNUT SOLID WALNCT Pine Sets of Bedroom Fine Parlor Sen, S100 to 300 Furniture, from SGO to $100 " D'ble Bcilileaili, " 8 m 30 " F. L. Tables, " 8 to O Meat Safes - - $14 each. Cane Seat Dining Room Clinlrs. Wood Seat, - S1.50 m Mink Oak and Walnut, S18 to S-iS per set lo. Do. . 815 uu 81 8 per oi Knock domi and boxed. Spring, Wool and Straw Mattrasses, allpriccs, according lo quality. Walnut Lumber for sale, from 18 toOcts. per foot, at H. D' Furniture Fiotorj N. B. PLANING DONE WITH DISPATCH. HARDWARE 1 M I I 1 O 13 J I I 1 .-2 w - HARDWARL-. o. h. basseH NEW HARDWARE STORE All kinds of HEAVY HARDWARE, iron and Steel, Stoves and Tin Ware BLACKSMITH TOOLS, Agricultural Implements And Mining To.li, - At Lowest Rates. OPPOSITE SALT LAKE HOCSB nl5 THE CELEBRATED STUDEBAKErVWAGON ! J Farmers and Teamsters THERE AEE MNE "SEASONS Why You Should Buy the above. Wagon FIRST, They are made of the best selected Indiana Timber, thoroughly seasoned under cover. SLCO.VO, They are made by experienced free labor. Market. THIRD, The lightest running and most durableJVa wt rof KTII, Their Thimblo Skeins never break whifc . aU otne a FIFTH, ISIost uniform and best ProP0. 8 of one will fit another, while other "p"k'r' CT kVF SHOULDER SPOKE is least: Studebaker Brothers are tend to their' business personally, and do not entrust ".eDe'?tt0k ot" is generally the case in large factories; hence the superiority ot their worn o all others. . Sold by JNO. T. CAINE, al " U "HERALD" OFFICE, Salt Lake City. BENEDICT, HALL & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Boots and Shoes, HAVE REMOVED TO IVos. 134 uml 13G GRASP STBEE1 Corner Crosby, 1 NFV YORK. One Block East of Uroadway, 1 lnu iw""' |