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Show MISCELLANEOUS. Fnniacenien, Attention. A 1 Fiie Brick. SCOTT, DUNHAM & CO. all 101XTB TOE TBI OOL.DIT a CITY KIZIK BH1CK, Whla are equal If not inperior to the 8d1) ntM rWn hr the rr Inarf. ofltlJ MUSIC I MUSIC! MUSICAL LXSTRUMEMS, Of all kinds, including tho BAUER IMPROVED ORGANS, Cheaper than oyer. J. DAYNE3 & SON, First South Street, Two doon cut of Godbe'a Drug Store. ul STOCKHOLDER'SMEETING J TUB FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF TUB "EMMA HILL Consolidated mining Company," Location of works, "Little Cottonwood, Salt Lake County, Territory or L'tah," for tho el-tion el-tion of TrumoM for tho ensuing year, and tho traniaction o! such other busmusa as may conio boioro the moetins, will bo hold at tho ollico of thocomiiany, No. M'2 Muntsuuiury olroet.an Fraaciico. California Kouin H on .Monday, October 7th, 1472, at 'i o'clock p- m. L. 0. FOW'LEK, Secretory. 8an Freneiaco. Sect- 21. lt7J. i. HErslev's Torsion Warn Scrii Thii ( the but Wagon Spring In uie, and was awarded the FIRST PKEMIIM A D HEDAX Ter the all'ptlo and all other competitor!, at ihe American Institute in the oitr of New York, In November, 1870 It in no- being applied ap-plied by the WaH DKPAHTMENT U liOY-arnment liOY-arnment Wacom guing on Ue Plains. It la Lighter, It occupies less Space, It ratses the Wagon less then any other Sprint, ard it utilises the noit perfect means of eluticity in steel, namely the torsion principle, carrying capa-ei'y capa-ei'y from 4iO, to 20.000 ibs. w1Vh ail these adTantagu the Spring is fold at a mnoh low r pnoe for the same carrying oapaoity than axy other Spring in use. For fnli partiaulars apply at D. Hutch in-son's in-son's wagon shoo. 2nd South streoL next donr west of Wijiard A OrH lirery stable Samples can also be seen at Scott, Dan-tans Dan-tans k Co's. and at Kabn BrV stores. KEACII fc- H.DEBNOX, jy 26, Sole Agents for Utah. EVANSTON COAL! At Depot, $7.00. Delivered, 7.50 WYOMING COAL AND MINING COMPANY. ARTHUR STAYNER, Agent, lomcc Next to Savage's Gallery. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF XEVADAj In the Office of the Clerk of the U. S. District Court, To wlti X-tfrT" ' Bo itre-t itre-t i SV membore d, " V That on tho c." v-- ' -v1 " ' r W Soventoenth JtW'W" 9 day of Octo-t Octo-t 'i- 2ber. Anno ;g, ; - Domini. Ono 6,vS'-- . 'N thousand P'V' -;-v-i, 'jJJeight hun- L. V ty-Cvo, Chas. W ' . ' S. Hammer V Jy of tbo said . -' ' .n District .hath se deposited in this office a label entitled "HAMMER'S COLLAR GALL OINTMENT." the right whereof ho claims as Proprietor, in conformity whh an Act of Congress, Con-gress, entitled "An Act to amend the sovoral Acts respecting copyrights." W. P. RODGERS. bfal 1 Clerk of said District, TJ. 8. District Court, by Geo. R. Ajikosd, District of .Nevada. I Deputy - Z3P) Bmrd awrdiru; io A a rf Cor-- cv in tht- ftok'i QgW of xh t' S.I Hrfrif 1 1 pan ,T) i riciol Noada. OINTMENT For Collar Galls. Uaojnalled for thn giirfes.firl earn of Cellar Gall, Sore Itwks. Ktu-e Bl.mishpn, Cracked llovls, Gieiw, and all troulik-eomu gore. Jf-This Ointment (Wi not k oxer, but driea tip, ond benls a soro frwm the bet Mm. Proml flc-li cnnn.t Prni where tt Is used. Mf FrejYirul only by KING & CO.. Proprietors, Carson City, Nevada, fletnU)rrtpof a CTkbralpJ Ew;li.ihVcrljimiian Eodingtont C., Wholesale; Agent, Ky5tlJ Mhf nam ',of jV . fx HAMMER J. D. LAMB & CO., CENERAL ACENTS. SALT LAKE (TITy. 2i TUB iEWS Bl'SLB8S. News Agents throughout the West, and all others who contemplate engaging in the business, are respectfully requested re-quested to send for one of the Price Lists of the "WES-TEEN "WES-TEEN NEWS COMPANY," Chicago. Full information in relation to the nature of the business will be found therein Druggists, Postmasters, and others who have a little spare room in their stores, mil find that they can add the News Business with ease and profit to themselves. It will pay of itself, besides being a benefit ben-efit to their other trade. Individuals In-dividuals who wish to procure any Books or Periodicals pul-Hshed pul-Hshed in this country, can obtiiin them free of posta"e by forwarding the retail price as above. We refer to any of the Newspaper Publishers of Chicago. Address TIE WESTERS Ml COttPAIY. "1.C...IUM1,14j,jltllHii VHICAUO, ILI.I. ;oi TRAVEL. GILMER i SALISBURY'S DAILY STAGE LINES TOKOVOH Utah, South-east iVevada Jk Montana, Mon-tana, Leaving Salt Lane City Dally, running run-ning South to Tintio, American Fork, Mount Nebo, Sevier, Sl Georjre, Utah ; and Piooho, Nevada ; Passing through Provo, Spriocrille, Spanish Fork,Pay-wn, Fork,Pay-wn, Salt Creek, Chicken Creek, Hound Valley, Fillmore, Corn Crock, Beaver, Mincrs-ville, Mincrs-ville, and AU the principal towns and mining camps in$ouihem Utah and louth-east Nevada. Alfo ! Corlnne, Utah, dally, runmlug narth to VirinDia City, Heleoa, Fort Bonten, Deer Lodge, Gcdar Creek mines, and passing through all the principal towns and mining min-ing camps in Montana. Mon-tana. rRlKOIPAJL OFF7CB, Wells, Fvgo & Co. Building' Inn Bait Lake City Ln WinM. H. F. Kimball SALT LAKE, opniR And Tintic Stage and Express aUNNlDfO DA1L IT FRUB1 SALT LAKE CITY, via LAKE TOWN, TOOKLK CITY, STOCKTON AMD OPHIR TO TIRTIO. The route has been restocked with splendid splen-did Conoord Co&ohes. fine Stock, caieful and ittcntiYe DriTere. and every attention Is paid to the oomiort ani oenvenieno of pauea-era. pauea-era. Good accommodation on ihe road. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Cheap Fare and Quick Time. Oflee at Weill, Fargo Co.'s, Salt Las. City, W1NE3 & KTMBALTa, apH Proprietors. UTAH SOUTHERN RAILROAD. On and after September S3d, 1879 MIXED TRAINS WILL R XJ3ST DAILY. Going Soutn, Leave the Utah Central R.B. Depot, Salt Lake City, at 7 a.nu and 2.20 p.m. Bandy, (nearcat point to Little Cottonwood Canon,) at 8.10a.m. and 3.3U p.m., arrive at Lehi at 9.10 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Going Xorth. Leave Lehi at 9.30 a.m. and 4.50 p.m.; Sandy at 10.50 a.mi and 6.10 p.m; arrive at Salt Lake City at 11.40 a.m. and 7 p.m. Salt Lake to Cottonwood Station. EOcti tiandj ' $1.00 Draper " 1.25 Point " " 1.75 Lehi " " 2.25 PaMenren will please purchase Itioketslat theoihce. H. H. DAVIS, Son. PreUht atd Tloket Ai enU FKRABIORZ L1TTLB 8 tIPIBXNTKN D INT, UTAH CENTRAL ItAILHOAU. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. Oa a darter Monday, July 17, IST1 Oaily Trains Leave Bait Lake CUt at 6 a in. and 2:45 p.m Arrive at Osden 7 a. m, and 4:15 p. m. Leave Ogdan at 8 a. m. and 5:3lJ p. m. Arrive at 6alt Lake Citj 10 a.m. and T:30 p.a a addition to the aboe TVTTTC TTCP TRAIN W1U run DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED Leavtni Bait Lake CI It at 5.30 p.m., and OiJen at 5 a.m. aaexre will pleas Pure base tnelr TUketsi at tbo Uffltn, flftj Cflnls additional will be charred when the fare is oollooied on the train, Foi all Inform tf on eonoemlnc Crolght or passace, appij u m. H. DAVts, leaeral Treisht and Ticket Ag J0E&' SHAEP, arrriBi ittkitd u t ANNOUNCEMENT October, 1872. TEASDEL & CO., EiLCrXjE: HOUSE. DRY GOODS, NOT TO ARRIVE DRKS9 GOODS, I1A.UDWABK, , THE CHOICEST SELECTION OF XOTIO.NS GENERAL MERCHANDISE " HATS & CAPS, EVEll BROUGHT TO THIS CITY, GOODS, BOOTSHOKS WHICH WE ABE XOW CABPETS, RAPIDLY DISPOSING OF MJTS4BOH ' AT THE B"GS' ' clothing. LOWEST FIGURES. cloths, THE BLEES SEWING MACHINE! UNRIVALLED and UNEXCELLED BY ANYHTTHE MARKET The Best Family 31achine Extant: ADAPTS ITSELF TO ALL BRANCHES OF WORK FROM THE FINEST MUSLIN TO THE HEAVIEST LEATHER. " CALL EXAMINE " , Julius IBauer tSa Co., 5LVNUFACTUHERS OF THE DIPR0VED BAUER OEGAHS AND BLODEONS. Every Tnstrnment FULLY WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS. Upward of 26,000 now in use. CATALOGUES sent FREE to any addresa upon application. ALSO DIPORTERS AND DEALERS LN PIANOS ai ALL KINDS of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. JULIUS BAUER & CO., 650 Broadway, 390, 392, 394 & 396 Wabash Ave NEW YORK. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. J. DAYNES& SON Agents or Utah, 1st South St., jy!9 TWO DOOfid EAST 01' GODBE 8 DRUG- STORE. Z. C. M. I. SHOE FACTORY DEPARTMENT, 99 East Temple Street, SIGN OF THE glQ -j 1 OPT GENTS' BOOTS, LADIES' BOOTS, CHILDREN'S BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES, LADIES' SHOES, CHILDREN'S SHOES, GENTS' SLIPPERS, LADIES' SLIPPERS, CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, For fino lrcathor or stormy weather; for wnl lt-ins, lt-ins, dancing, working, srAKitj.NUi climbing, riding, nshiiig, mining, etc., etc. A largo and choice assortment of tho above, our own umbo and iuijiortod, ut the most reasonable rea-sonable prices. We make to order any atyle and quality desired nod Insure Satisfaction. OLD I300TS Mode an Rood oj now almost- SELLING OFF l OUR OLD STOCK BELOW COST! Sole Leather I Upper Leather! Harness Leather 1 Imported Calfskin, American Calf Skina, Morocco and Kid Skiris, Shoe Findings, "KIT" OF ALL KINDS I 1I0ESE COLLARS! Horse Collars ! .' HORSE COLLARS!!! ALL AT LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and Retail ! Orders by Mali recti ve . pec lal and prompt attention. HIDES AND WOOL BOUGHT. WASTED A SKWINii smuiNE 01'-crttlgr 01'-crttlgr snd a I liter. II. B. CLAWSON, Sup't. JOB PRINTING I The varied wants of the MISER, ARTIZAN and TRAVELER FOR JOB PRINTING CAN BE FILLED AT TnE HERALD JOB OFFICE. j Tho uoaniraoua Batisfaotion given by tho work done at our office in the paat has justified ua in continually importing im-porting all tho Newest Attractions with which to pIcaBo our patron, io Elegance AKD Style, and perform Job Printing to compare favorably with any importation importa-tion in this lino from the East or Woet. Anything in tho naturo of PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, SHOW CAKDS. . MINING BLANK8, BUSINESS BLANKS, CERTIFICATES, HANDBILLS,; BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, BANK CHECKS, - COUNT1NGHOUSE WORK, RECEIPTS, BALL TICKETS, CIRCULARS, BILLHEADS, CARDS, ETC., ETC., done to order in black, colors or goki CHICAGO TRAGE, PACE, BRO. & Co., -mportcrs and Doalera in; LEATHER AXD FINDINGS- 35 A 37 South Canal sirect, W. W. Pi.so, Boston, CIIH'AUO, Orrille Pr.ee, lChiQa0 C. E. Page, Jnioago. jujl9 WHITE LEAD 170 & 172 RANDOLPH STREET. Offer Siocittl inducements to larire buyeri and tho Jobbing Trade of Utah Territory. ItW Established '1855. Williams, Miller & Olmstcad, (Formerly Fitch, Williams Jt Co., , "fVbolea&le Doalons in Hats, Caps, Furs anil BuckGoois, iiS and 127 MARKET STREET, augU CIIIt'AtJO. Damon, Temple & Co., Importora, Manufacturers and Jobber of NECK-TIES And all Goods for GENT'S NKCK WEAK, LINEN AND TAPER; COLluVRS AXD CUFFS 111 and 113 Wabash Avo. - Jy3 CIIICAOO, III.. "Hie Old Salamander." REMOVAL. VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & REID TVboIosalo DRUGGISTS and Faint Dealers, Have-removed in thlr Vow Stores. 0 and i 0 LAKK STItlCtCT, curnof Doarborn 1 Biroot. (on tbo old site) CHIOAUU, whore, 1 with builtlioKd orootod oxi'rossly for the buiincss, Httmm Elovntnrn. oto.. thoy have opened ap an iinuienso titook, unauruasaed in tho northwest. tSneeiat altouLion given to Territorial bus in mb. jji M. D. WELLS & CO., Bianofaotarera of and Wholesale Deal en la " Hoots and Slices, MHWthilh Av, Chicago. M. D. Welle, 11. J. Mncfarland. It. Benedict nU 8. P. Mclntjre. msm mm mmn FIBE aud lintftLAR I'ROOF Tb Uttt SaTee In tha Wnrlil. HERRING & CO., 46 State atrcot, and corner Mth ntrcol and Indiana Avenue, oh io ago. our IT RAILROADS. ON AND AFTER NEPTEMBEB 16tU. IS74, TUAIM MILL LEAVE OtiDEN' DAILY AS FOLLOWS FOL-LOWS I Overland Pos?onRer Train for Toano, Ciiriin, V innemucca. lVadworth, Reno, Murysvillo, RoddinR (for Ur-.'k-1'n), Siicrutiionto, joektin, 1-nthrop, Merced (fur Yo-oaiite), Tii't'Ti U'or Los Angolei), on Jose and San Franciaco, - oVJO p.m. Overland Freiftht and Accommodation Accommoda-tion Ixain lyr San Fruncbco, - - 5.2.1 r.it. A. N. TOWN B, T. II. O00T1MAX. tjon'l Sup't Cen. 1'a.vt. and Ticket Agent GEO. 11. RICE, Aulxt, Salt Lako Cilv, Uflico iviih Marshall & Carter, Over W. F. & Co'b Hank. sJJ UIVION PACIFIC RAILROAD TIME TABLE. UNTIL further notice. Trains will Icare and arrive- at Ogden Daily, as follows : ri.iuYi. I Arrive. Daily EprefS.8-3Uft.m. Daily Exp'a.o-10 p.m. Mixed. - r i p.m. Mixed. - 2 35 p.m. FroiKhU - Tt-3.1 a.m. I Freight, - 610 a.m. Daily connections mt.de at Ogdon Aith Utah Centrttl Pacitic Road from alt Lako city and all puinLs in Southern South-ern Utah. At Bryan with stages for Sweetwater mines. At Cheyenno with Denvoi Vaciflc Knilroad lor Denver, Central city, Georgetown and all points in Colorado and New Mexico. At Omaha with Chicaeo and North Western, Chicago, Koek Island and Pacific, Burlington and Missouri River, Kansas city. St. Joe and Council B lull's Railroads and Missouri River Line of Steamers for all points East and South Tmkete for sale to all points East at offico of Wells, iTargo & Co., East Temple Tem-ple street, and at the office of Utah Central Cen-tral Railroad, in Salt Lake city; also at Union Pacific Railroad ticket office in Ogden, at which office berths on sleep ing cars can be secured. Arrangements haye been made whereby where-by passengers desiring to visit Denver on their way East can avail themselves of an excursion rale from Cheyenne to Denver, and return at greatly reduced rates. Eor particulars and all information in regard to passage, apply at Ticket Offices. Of-fices. Passengers should be careful to secure their passage tickets to all Eastern and Southern points via OA1AHA, and thus avail themselves of the advantages of a through sleeping car, comfortable accommodations ac-commodations and quick time. THUS. L. KIMBALL, General Ticket Agent T. E. SlCKKLS, Chf. Engineer and Superintendent, j3 TABLE. BURLINGTON ROUTE. TU THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTHEAST. No. 3. STATIONS. iIPE83C MAIL. Leave SALT LAK.K 5.00a.m. 2:45 p.m. " OMAHA 6:30 p.m. 5s30 a.m. Arrive BURLINGTON 6:00a.m. 8:40p.m. ' OaloeburgfC-B.ikQ.) 7:00 a.m. 10:50 p.m. Menaot ' 11:16 a.m. 3:23 a.m. " Chieago ' 3:15 p.m. 7:00 a.m. " Peoria - - - 9:00 e-m. Ii50a.m. " Ind'plu(LB.okW. 6:15 pam. 9:25a.m. " Cincinnati - - U.eo pjn. L 15p.m. " LegaD sport 555 p.m. 9:20a.m. T. P. A W.) Celombaa 2:45a.m. 5:30p.m. CfThronch Care from Missouri River to Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Loean-portand Loean-portand ColoinbuB. Connections at thoia pointj with linea leading to the Eut, North and South. This ii the Bst. ghorUit, 4uloket i and Cheapest Rout. Do not be deceived, but obtain Tiokets via the BurliostoD A Miuourl Kit or Railroad. A. B. TOUZALIN, C. E. PERKINS; Gan'l Pots: AxenL Qenl Qnr't 130 H III h i pi 10,000 PERSONS W ANTED TO BUY THE IMMENSE STOCK OF American & Foreign Watches Compriin( Race and Stop Watched, Split Second Watches, Kei'uators. l'ockot Chronora-elera. Chronora-elera. Astronomical Watches, Ladies Diamond Watches. Stcin-Windors and other Watch w, both in gold and silver, in great variety; also A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE JEWELRY OF THE BEST QUALITY. Tho public may bo assured that tho goods aro olTorcd for ?a!o at tho most inducing priced. Cuuio and satisfy yoiirsolvoa, and bo tsuro wo will bo glad to soo you. auglT GOD15E & CO., EXCHANGE BUILWXG, SUGCESiORS TO B. W. ALLEN & CO., AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED GOLD SEAL WHISKEY. octl JOHN W.SA'ELL lias citablinhedltin agency for the purchas and salo of Charcoal, , Shingles, Cedar Posts, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, ni'lLDI.VU OltlCK, LIMK, W1IITK BAUD, COAL, I'LASTKIt I'AUIS. Zf will bi-cl.LiI to ncni.tiato with purties producing pro-ducing miv "I the nlvo urticli'H. U al 1 Slate Konil, 8rcoi.il bullil-lug, bullil-lug, aiiiilh of Tltmlre. JOUN WM. (SNELL. SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. Special Notice. CARD TO THE TRADE. T'lE Mission & Pacific Woolen Mills, Depot) Koi.01TdD10 Market Ht , I BAN FRANCISCO, CAL OJer to tho trade a Lirge and Well-selected Assortment 01 Woolen Goods, Manufactured ai their colebrated Mills, Consisting of BLANKETS of evory description, HORSE BLANKETS and BUGGY ROUES; HORSE and SLUICE Blanketings, various widths and qualities: CLOTHS, CASS1MKKKS and TWKEDS of overy description: GENTS', LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S SHAWLS in groat variety ; OPERA and FANCY FLANNELS ; SHIRTING FLANNELS ; TWEED. CASSIMERE and FLANNEL SHIRTS and ; UNDERWEAR, WATER PROOFS and RE-PELLANTS, RE-PELLANTS, various shidos and sty lea. Kiut All-Wool and Merino Underwear and Hosiery for men, women and children, especially es-pecially adaptod for the Pacific Coast Woolon Yarn in all shades by tho package. All Goods in our lino manufactured "to order" at short notice, and at tho lowest market pricos. Price Lists sonton application. MISSION akd PACIFIC WOOLEN MILLS. Depot, Not. 51T A 510 Market St., ram Tfuivrrsnn tat. au27 LindenbBrger & Buxke. COMMISSION IMPORTING MERCHANTS, SOLE AGENTS OF IUE Willamette Woolen Miils of Salem, Oregon, Koa. 38 4X 30 8ASSOME STREET, SAX FBAXCISCO, CAE. Blankets, Flannels, Cassieres, REDUCED PRICE LEST. Wo are now prepared to furnish to tho trade at greatly reduced prices all tho goods made by tho S illauiotto MiIIj, of rialcm, Urogoa. ! Blanket, all grades aud colors; Flannels, all culur. red, ivline, grey; Ciw-imai-';, all graded and styles; Hta.'y Waterproof; Heavy red, white and grey U. S. k Draiven; Teamsters' heavy plaid flannel Ovcr.-hirts; Teamsters' heavy gray tlannel OverahirU; Cauiiuero Uverahira, ctc. etc, etc o. Orders for ull kinds of Goods solicited, For ealo at Low Kates by LINDEXLLKGLK k BURKE, Nos, 2S and JO an so mo Street, oil Sas i KAsraco, Cal. PAEXES, WATTSON & CO. (Successors to Weil k Co..) Importers and lltuiafActareri of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, 221. 223 and 225 Front at. cor. Sacramento, a5 SAN FH. AN CISCO, CAL. E. A. FAR CO & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Brandies, Wines ani Liprs, 310 Front St., oor. Commercial, D. B. RTi, 15 SAN FRANCISCO J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Mcnufactnrers of MEN'S BOYS' CLOTHING. aaa anaom St., Ban Frauclico, Ko 18 Warren St, New York. f9 Established in 1851. C. VENARD, Manufacturer of tha Original Cliartres Coffee, And all kinds of Spices and California Mustard, 625 and 627 Front Street, between Jackson and Paoitio. 6AxN FRACISCoT al HiiCHT, BRO'S & Co. BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER ',104106 Sansom4SL,8anFroM4UcOi And S k Fearl Street, BtKtCT B UCJZZA GHAJ& HE CUT, Moufac(nren of the "tnu QOAiin" uii fob piia laorsAND shoes. m A. J. OltlFFITU, SMlar ia aU kind, at SALMON AND HERRINGS, 1SB WtublMfrtoa Straet. All klnde of Dried, Smoked and Pickled II to ooorUnLly on hand. J4 LAZARD FRERES, Importr and Jobber of ForeUiB and Do-mastio Do-mastio Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS. Depot of Goods Manufaetttredat ths Mxssxon and Pacific Mills, Consolidated, t T market St., San Fra V" Parla : 2S Rue D L'Eohlqu S. L. Stanley, 0. 0. Chapman, John Spruance. Spruance, Stanley & Co., Sucooisor to H. Webster A Oo. aud J. A J. Spruance, Importer! and Dealers in WINES AND LIQUORS, JO tO FROXf STREET. E. MARTIN & CO. Wholesale Lipor Dealers, 08 Front Street, fian Frame leco, Proprtotori of UtLLBn'a EXTUa OLD BOUUBOI And sole acents for . I-, CUTTER'S EXTRA OLD BOURBON WHISKIES Constantly on hand, a fall assortment of all the ard Brand a of Whiskies, Fine Brandt. Foralga and Domaallo Winn, VDfi nittara. flordllat Aa C. H. BASSETT, HARDWARE STORE All kinds ef HEAVY HA1IDWARK Iron r,,n,l N.ecl, Stove3 and Tin Ware OLACHSniTIl root., Afrl.altnr.l li. l. in. hi . A-d ai.i., Xo,.i At La..., Rat... Hot.. Pall and Winter Notice! ARRIVAL Fall & Winter G-oods. c;. tsk. 1:. CLOTHING DEPARTWeriT, HAVE IJOL(JHT V LARGS AM) WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CL'H ili.Mi AiVD MES'S FURNISH-l(i(,OOI)S, FURNISH-l(i(,OOI)S, SUITABLE FOIt THE SEASON AM) WHICH IS JVOW OPEN FOIt INSPECT ION. French, Engli-li ai1 American Sulliii?s, ('uxUiii;s and CHssimei-PS hi great variety n'ul latent lyca. Men's and Hoys suits olT tile latest fiishious. from ihe. flrst Houses in Sew . ork, IJton, Chicns;ii and Nan Fra:icisco. A FULL STOCK OF HOME MADE CAS3LMERES AND JE.N3,T0 WHICH WE INVITE INSPECTION. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS AND GENERAL FURNISHING- GOODS. Trunks. .Valises. Rugs. Blankets, Gapes and Overcoats. MEN'S AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, EASTERN AND HOME MADE. GRANT, GREELEY, AND ALL THE NEWEST STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS. WALL! PAPER & DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. The great Euccess nhioh has attended Our Merchant Tailoring Department Has induced ub to make Large Purcliases for our Fall and "Winter Trade, So that gentlemen may choose from the most Varied and Extensive block we hart ever offered. Tailors' Notions and Trimmings of the best quality always on hand. H. B. CLAWSON, Superintendent. Sewing Machine. IS yy"E respcotMly invite the Public to call and see oor exoellent variety 0. Sewing Machines, I Plaln,Beautiful and Elaborate Styles of Workmanship ASD GREATLY IMPROVED WITH THE PANTON CASTORS. Tht Total Sata of the S1XGER MACHINE art noa THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. THE SALES OF LAST YEAR, a. s s. , 3 o An evidence that it is f&st winning surrome favor in tho household, Tho Singer Company sold over the other Companies, 62,734. tar Tho Chicago Relief Committee furnished sufferers by the Fire to March is, 1S72, 3,0-14; 3.131 Silver iUacliiues, all other makes, 73. Ar,li.r.r. m.nn l.nir lrnn r,U J I . ' -11 OUR SALES IN UTAH exceed an other housk in tbe HEWING MACHINE LINE THIS SIDE OF CHICAGO. Vi" courteously invito tho Ladies to ie out THtt broidery ilttaolaiiioiit, It attracts soneral attention and admiration. We also desiro you to two our TUCKERS, CORDERS, RUFFtERS. BINDERS, QUILTERS, HEMMERS, TRIMMERS, PLEATERS, SEtF-B ASTERS, SEAM-RIPPERS. NEEDLE-SETTERS NEEDLE-SETTERS SUITABLE TOR ALL K1.US OF SULT1l SEVTINQ MACHINES. WSuI,'iR.XI!;BEV1:,K1f MACHISK WE SELL TO OIVK ENTIRE SATISFAC ruce, niualiu, CkiuIhic, iJuiueotic, U.unus Tickinst Duciang, Beaver, Diicktkiu ana Leather. UST InftruclioD civoo ft ol' charge' by oompotcnt tlcndnls, and In' of salo to suit all oircmustancos. OTHER SEWINC M ACH IN ESREP AIRED ON RE' SON ABLE TERMS. Wo oxlond a oorJi:il iiniuiion Io all to COME AND SEE OUR MACHINES Wlicilier they wish to puvWo or not. ITIIIBSIXIiEttSEttlVIJ .iIUHIIXBDEPlRTJIEXT Z. C. M. I, General Agents, Two doors noudi of'Kaglo Kuiporium, Salt UvKI CiW |
