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Tiio atti ntion ol Siinemakers, L 1J ( Harness Makers, Glove and m- ; This machine is especially Trunk and Traveling-Bag ; deigned to fill a want long felt Manufacturers, and others re- by manufacturers of Clothing , quiring a machine for leather m and is coii.-tmcted upon the j work of any description, is earue principle as the No. 6. respectfully called to tin's r It is capable of a higher rate of I speed than the shuttle nia- r1 i y chines, is lighter running and i , f '"t3 can be regulated for work production .of our company. g. ckerllin anymachiM Alter cxpLTiiiiCiifng for Imeeu heretofore used by years to construct a macinue tJ3 upon the rotary-hook principle, -mm t a i nrje we offer to mechanics repre- t-w TAILORS. senting the alwjvc industries n l m . this recent and improved in- yB U)' a simple change of the vention, confident that it pes pressor foot it can be used lor 1 seases qualities long sought for 7 j all kindB of Family Sewing or by them. The machine will hmU Dressmaking. Like the No. speak for it-elf. An exam in- t 'c w'" HPeft '-8 own lin" ation is all we ask. ' guage, and we solicit from the , r. TAILORS of Salt lake an TlIK FAjlalil ! examination of its merits. Twenty Dve years in successful t Q.T I use and still the popular Family w foOJLiL) Machine! The beauty of its work and wide range of appli- mm Qa tbe eftgiest possibi0 termB at cation on all kinds of material, i m sewing with either cotton, silk or linen thread, and is never n-i lMni DlfiPl getting out of order, have made ftg ) M Itfl D H L L DLUul, it the prido and joy of nearly One Million Homes. Salt Lake Cit7, utah Its claims for simplicity of construction, ease of operation . cwtc WAMTcn and management, quietness of &o&J AGENTS WANTED movement and durability, are I i I beyond controversy. Give it a throughout trial and you will buy no other. Z2t Thorough instruction given in Mll its use. mt THE TERRITORY. ARCHIE McGOWN, Manager. je29 SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Advertisements under thli hoadiDK 10 cents per line per day ; nothing inaortod for ltJi than 50 cents for one time. LOST. 7 TN THE TWENTIETH WARD, ft SMALL X piumr parol oontnininir man and momor-unduui momor-unduui buoK. Plcuao Joavo at lliia ouioh. AGIHY UUK.415. B"IA.WDED M ON left hip; bad a bridle and bnglioo lad-dlooo lad-dlooo Anyo-o eivinn infm maiiui of hU whiroaboutP at iho bait Lake Homo barber shop ni l bo liberally rowarded. je'ZU ON SATURDAY AhTEKNOON. PRO-bnbly PRO-bnbly on Kant Tomjilo street, t otwon fcouth Tom pi a and tho ttalkor liouie, a red n uBaia leather Pockot lloolr, contnirjirjK 37U in currency and ii ticket fcr San Fratcif-oo Fratcif-oo A li lerul row ird will be given to tho per?on returning 'tio Uis office. jo2t) WANTED. A SMALL OIKL TO WASH DISHES, and do light work. Imiuir at Hew FOR RENT. PLEASANT AND CUOIOiiLY FUR-nhhod FUR-nhhod Kooini; loi-aiion oontral: the surrounuinKB of orchards. floior cur Jen, oroquo grounds, ot , mnk i it tno:t dc-irab e to visit n.' purtioj and thusd whi iovo ciuioc. Meals served if wuntod. Inquire at this otlko. jc27 FOR SALE A BEUJTIFUL COM I'LKTE GuLLEC-tion GuLLEC-tion of Mtneralj, O-ystala, and l'etri 1 nut ion i lor f ale by Ur. W. lircdoinoyer, Kim-call Kim-call tilnca. jo:i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. DURING THE ERECTION OF THEIR BANKING HOUSE THK Dcscrrt National Bank "Will conduct tbeir business at the NEW FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. m30 TRAVEL. GO EAST via the Trans -Continental Route. This is the shortest, boat and only line running Pullman's celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacific K. Ii. at Omaha and from the West, via eiranu junction, luarsniiu, wwur Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Butl'alo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Toronto Montreal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cairo and all POINTS SOUTH AND EAST, should buy their tickets via Chicago and the Chicago & North-Western Hail way. Close connection are made nt Chicago Chi-cago with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittsburg, Port Wayne & Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all pointa EAST and SOUTH-EAST, and with the Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central 1 for all points SOUTH. ! This is the Pioneer Line, between the Pacific Coast and Chicago, and was the first to connect with the yreat. Pacific ltoads, and form the O VE It-LAN It-LAN D KOUTE. This line is the shortest rail lino between Omaha and Chicago; the track is of tho best stool rail, and all tho appointmeuta are first-class. The trains are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeihno CoAcrncH, luxurious well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lutinging and smoking cars. Tho cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Buffers and Couplings, Wcatiughouso Safety Air Brakes, and every otherappliance that has been devised for the safety oi passenger trains. All trains are run by telegraph. In a word, this GREAT THROUGH LINE has tho best and smoothest track, and tho most elegant and conifortu- West, and has no competitor in tho country. Remember you ak fur your Tickets Tick-ets via the Chicago A. North-Western Railway, and take no other . Tickets over this route are sold by all Ticket Agents in tha United Slates. Particular information with maps, time- tallies, etc., may bn had at any of the Through Ticket Ollices iu the West, or upon personal or written application to J. W. Irons, Ticket Agent, Salt Lako City, A. H. Earl, Trek H Agent at Oilen, or to J. H, Mountain, Western Traveling Agent, Omaha, Neb., or to W. 11. Stennett, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. I S. W. SEAK3' ADVT, 'Slates Corn. WHEAT, AND SHORTS, CHOPPED FEED, And all the best brands of UTAH FLOUR, AT WHOLESALE 1!D RETAIL AT S.W.SEAES 64 Main Street. BAIN WACONS. AnhTMIN" WAGONDEm Yon will get I tlio Walter A. Wooil Mowing ami Krapsug Machines, Well and favorably kuon-n to every Fanner in Utah. EXTRAS FOR REPAIRS ALWAYS ON HAND. THE PADDOCK STJLSIY HI-A.- RAKES, Tho Best and Latest Improved. Tako a look at it before buying. It j3 ;u . the thing you want. Tho most complete and durable Rake made. ORE WACONS FOR CANYON USE WITH STEEL THIMBLES. WAU MATERIAL AM HARDWOOD. HOWARD SEBREE. Sil.T Lake City, Utah, Ju.-e 1st, 1875. oujj BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. BEFORE GOING to the OPERA Everybody should treat themsolves and families to an outfit of tha handsome, serviceable and cheap B0OT3 and Shoes made by the WORKWOMEN'S CO-OP., Town Clock Store, 87 Malv SrrtEET. N. B. IJ'tou run nol a fjord, these dull times, to buy new Boots and Shoes, ire will repair your old ones, and make 1hcm as good as new, almost. That worthy class of people who labor for the good of men's sola can procure from us the necessary supplies of LEATHER, FLXDLNtiS and KIT at moderate prices. S. P. CBOMPTON, Supt DRY COODS, ETC. W.Jennings,SonscSSadlei We are receiving daily from tin East and West a complete assortmen of Notions and Staple and Faxc Dry Goods. brocenes,Harilware,Crockeij,Paints,0ils,4i CICT THE BASEMEKT. DRESS O-OOIDS, We have just received a large lim ofCiiEie Dress Goods from 15 ccnli to 25 cents per yard. BOOTS AND SHOES, Don't forget to call and examine tht quality and prices of our Ladies' and Gents' and Children's Boots and Shoes. We have reduced the price of many styles lower than any now IN THE CITY. Gents' Furnishing Goods, We have reduced the price of our be. $3 W.m. Penn White Shirts to $2.51 and our $2.25 ditto to $2. Iadics'1 Underwear, SELLING LESS THsN COST. In fact we arc selling Staple Goods ai the very lowest price for Cash. v it Grooery Department, Yon will find the choicest assortmein of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES always al-ways Fresh and Cool, CHEAPER han!'1' CHEAPEST. CALL AND SEE for yourselves. i in, mm spas & sip .Doors, Windows, Blinds, I Lath, Shingles, Moulding-lite. Moulding-lite. I Etc. SIERHA SEVADA I OKI! ASSGCIk7 :' Wood Pumps and Water Pipes. OUico mid Yiml, 1 Jul f-B!oi-U P.inlh .if Di'ir.i. S. ,1. I.V N N Supt |