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Show CITY ITEMS. "A Merry Christmas" la what the Herald sincerely wisbea it readers. Candies Wholesale in the greatest variety at Gardiner's Deseret Bakery. No Appearance. The Herald will not put in an appearance on Thursday morning. Christmas. Cohn Bros. ofier a very ohoice line of novelties Buitable for Holiday Gifts. Go and see them. dl3 Musical Boxes. Musical Boxes just received by Geo. Careless. dl CAMEO EING3 at SWANER BRO'3. d8 An elegant display of Silyerware at Joslin fc Park's. dl9 The public are invited to loot through our Holiday Gocda. We have some nice goods and cheap. d22 Bareatt Bros. Tub Phon-oqraph and other scientific scien-tific novelties are just received at the MusEcit. Prices as usual. dll Improved Gnitars. Improved patent-head Guitars, in large variety, at David O. Calder's music establishment, and at less than Eastern prices. iU2 Do you know where to get DRESS GOODS and a general line of DRY GOODS CHEAP? Go to SCHWARTZ' 6TORE, opposite Salt Lake House, dio I hav2 found the place where to buy FUR3 AT HALF PRICE. At SCHWARTZ' STORE. dlo The Largest Stock Of Pianos, Organs, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Accordcons, Banjos, Music Stands, Music Stools, Harmonicas, Concertinas, Music Books, etc., etc., ever before oflered in this city, is to be found at the music store of David O. Calder. d!2 Bur so String Wagon that is not provided with ROUSD EDGE CAST STEEL TIRES. The Fish Brothers Spring Wagons and Buggies all have them. d! Cohm Bros, have just received a large stock o( Kid Gloves a very de-Birable de-Birable Holiday Present. dl3 Fifteen Hundred Mason & Hamlin Orqaxs, soli in this Territory, speak loudly of their Buperior excellency and great durability. dura-bility. AH the leading musicians in the Territory have so decided, by preferring them, over all others, for their own use. The demand for them is greater than ever. dl2 A Fresh Lot of Utah Honet, Strained and in the Comb; also Utah Oatmeal, d4 At G. F. Brooks'. Drive c.m;e away b buying an i American Lyre, t"-e sweetest toned j musical instrument in the world, suitable for both sexes from 5 to 90 years of age. With a few minutes' practice any pereon can play tunes on it, and the instrument will last a lifetime. Price, with book containirg full instructions, etc., only fi. For ealebyJso. Day.ves, opposite Herald office. d11 Scotch Short lake and Finnan Haddies at Deseret Bakery. Crosses and Lockets of Onyx at Joslis & Pabk's. dl9 We have just opened a line of handkerchiefs from 10 cents to the ' , finest initial, and put up in unique -P ' boxes, lore found in no other store; v the best and cheapest holiday gift ever oflered iu this city- dl Cohn Bros. Wonderful, If True. So many persons have requested me to get up ui Art Union distribution, distribu-tion, that I am pleased to name December ISt i aa the djy it will take place. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed guaran-teed C-tUandsee the pictures at the art gallery. d3 C. R. Ravage, Manager. j buiis, Pistols, j Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Cut-lery, etc., etc., can be had of the best quality and at low pbices from HEUSSEll BROS. All kinds ot ' , BEPAWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO- - Lovers o( Ritla Snooting should not all to call and try tht-ir ekill at the ! shooting galleky; it id the beat in town. oil New and Beautiful Styles of PEARL and ONYX SETS at Joslin & Pass's. dl9 For a Christmas Dinner. J. L. LUCAS, the POPULAR GROCER on First South Btreet, oppo site the theatre, is gaining an enviable reputation as a purveyor of good things (or the public, and has just received from the east the choicest and freshest fresh-est Figs, Prunelles, Dried Blackber-riea, Blackber-riea, Dales, English Pudding Raisins, Malaga Layer (choice), Dried Currants, Cur-rants, Prunes, Lemon Peel, Citron, etc, etc., ever oflered in our market, and challenges comparison with anv selection in tbe city. He invites the public to partake of his Fat Turkeys, Tender Chickens and select stock of Poultry and Game. His array of specialties for Christmas is creating a sensation among lovers of good things. Give Jeems a call, and have a good, square Christmas dinner. d21 If you want to buy GOOD JEWELRY JEW-ELRY CHEAP, go to SWANER BRO'3. dS Call and see SWANER BROS, before be-fore purchasing elsewhere. dS Blankets! Blankets! WHITE CALIFORNIA REDUCED RE-DUCED FROM $18.50 to $15.00 PER PAIR. WHITE CALIFORNIA CALIFOR-NIA REDUCED FROM $11,50 TO $0.00 PER PAIR. THE GOODS ARE CHOICE. nSO WALKER BROS. Two Caeload3 of New Goods U3t arrived the finest ever seen io the Territory. CaII at Barratt Brothers'; they are worth a visit. Opposite Salt j Lake House. dl9 Penmanship. Prof. J. D. 8. Riggs has displayed , in the pestotfice some very fine specimens speci-mens ol penmanship. There are two frames in which the penmanship is shown, one being a letter-work advertisement ad-vertisement of the business and commercial com-mercial department of tbe SaII Lake Academy, wherein business penman-ahip penman-ahip in all its branches is taught. In the 3econd frame is a display of visiting visit-ing cards, the writing on which is varied in style and beautiful in execution. exe-cution. Mr. Riggs is certainly a first-class penman. He has charge lefthe commercial dtD.utiuent of the Salt Lake Academy. d2-3 Don't Pay' fancy piices kr Jewtliy, but ell at Ssvaner Bro'd. dl4 PIANOS and ORGANS at wholesale whole-sale PRICES tO RETAIL PURCHASERS, during the holidays, at John Daynes', opposite Herald office. dll Ladies Attention! The MILLINERY and FANCY HOUSE of J. G. BROOKS is receiving receiv-ing daily the Latest and Newest Styles in HATS, TRIMMINGS, Fancy Goads and Underwear of every description. In addition to the above ho has just received the Lirgeat and Cheapest Stock of CLOAKS and FURS in the territory, ani invites the iEspeciion of the trade. At wholesale and retail. d24 Our assortment of Cloaks and Skirts is still superior to anything to be found in this city. dl3 Cohn Bros. Musical Goods. Mr. D ivid O. Colder has just re-ceivtd re-ceivtd a large and magnificent slock uf cverytiiM-4 in the minimi line, lor the holuhy ir,d,. Tue S' were Wht lev fur cash, and will be sold cheaper than ever before oflered in this city. d12 THE CHEAPEST STATIONERY in Utah for Correspondence and Circulars, Cir-culars, Party Invitations, etc., etc, at A. R. Wright's Book and Stationery Store. d22 Dress Suits. A fine lot of Broadctoth Dress Suits and Doeskin Pants for Bale cheap at L. Goldberg & Co. d7 FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS got 3ometbicg useful and substantial iu school requisites, etc., etc. You will Qnd the cheapest articles in Albums, Bibles, etc., etc., at A. R. Wright's Book Store. d'22 FRENCH DIAMOND DOUBLETS at SWANER BRO'S. in EARRINGS, STUD 3 and BREASTPINS. dS One Thousand Pieces Sheet Musio in $1 lots for $1, vocal or instrumental, d21 " David O. Calder. CHEAPEST TOYS in town at d22 Bailey & Son's. DIAMONDS at Joslin- i Park's, i rU9 Tlio Fair Is now open, as is also the jewelry ; ESTABLISHMENT of L. HOLLANDER, where you can get all the latest DESIGNS in JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, suitable for Christmas Presents. PRICES THE LOWESr. d!7 An immense stock of Home-Made Flannels, Cloths and Yarns, Shawls, Blankets, etc., for sale by d!3 John C. Cutler, Agent. A car load of tbe AVERY GANG and eULKY PLOWS just received. As half of them are promised, those wishing to purchase should call at once at Fish Wagon Depot. nl Latest Music Books. The Latest Music Bqoes of the season, for Christmas Presents, at Careless' Musical Emporium. nl Beautifu' OsyAace Pins at Joslin & Park's dl9 If you want to have your piano or organ timed fur the. holidays, call on Prof. Max Bnyan, at Prof. Careless' Music Emporium. Ho will give you satisfaction at a riMsouabie price, die) Piano aud Organ Siools. Piano aud Organ stools ana Covers just receive! at O. Careless' Muiic il E nporium. dl Fi'LS in great variety at dl3 Cons Brcs. Go to Joslin &, Park's for good, substantial and beautiful Holiday Presents. Beautiful Zither. See the beautiful Zither at Geo. Carelesa' Musical Emporium. dl WATER PIPES LAID to order by HEE3CU & ELLERBECK, Old Constitution Building. alO The Best Organs. Ttie Judges of musical instruments at all the World's Fairs have decided de-cided that tho Mason & Hamlin Organs Or-gans aro the very bed made; and at tho Centennial Exhibition, and at the Paris World's Fair, this year, tho Clol-gh & Warren Organs took the second prize. David O. Calder is the General Agent fur them. dl2 Notice-In Notice-In order to pr.'paie the stock for the closing-out Auction Trade -V we will cease sel.uig at retail December Decem-ber 2Uh. On the (f!h and 27th of December tho g.ioJs will be ready for inspection, t iwn nil thosa who may wish to bid on the good 9 can examine ex-amine the same beforehand. d5 L. GOLDBERQ & CO. OLD GOLD and SILVER taken in exchange at SWANER BRO'3. dS Holiday Pxesents. Persons intending to make presents should not fail to call at Yearian's and eee those fine Seal Skin Caps, th latest designs in Silk and Linen Handerchiefs for ladies and geots, Silk Mufflers, handfiorue Neckwear in all the latest styles; also a fine line of Dent's and Alexandre's justly celebrated cele-brated Walking and Driving Gloves, and many other Novelties too numerous numer-ous to meution. First door south of White House. d-22 CALL AT CARPET DEP'T, Z. C. M. I , AND BUY YOUR CARPETS, CAR-PETS, CURTAINS. WINDOW SHADES. CORNICE INrtOU LD 1 NC, WALL PAPER, ETu. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN. ois An ekgant assortment of ONYX CHAINS and PENDANTS, at Joslin & Park's: dl9 At Careless'. Flutis Harmonicas, Accordeons, American Lyres, etc., at Geo. Care less' Musical Emporium. dl JL-:sr received at HENRY DIN-WOODEY'S DIN-WOODEY'S Furniture Store NEW SIYLESof WALL PAPER. Lrge variety of LACE CUR TAINS, DRAPERY, DRAP-ERY, TASSEL3 and LOOPS, at REDUCED RE-DUCED PRICES. dS 7.3c. per Can for Select Oysters ut Smith's -Fruit Store, First South Street, two doors east of Main Street. o2G 3 W A NEit B HO. !3 JEW ELR Y STORE id three dora below Godbc's. : dS Gold and Silver. At the World's Fair at P-ris, this year, the Mason & Hamlin Organ took the First Prize, and ocly gild medal; and the Clol-gh fc Warren Organ took the Second Prize and on silver medal, over 32 European aud American competitors. Price? rnarvelouUy low. d!2 Ariou Piano. The Arion Piano, well known in Utah us a thoroughly first-class instrument. instru-ment. Sole Agent, diy Okoege Careless. Go East for L;ght and West for Knowledge, but when you wish to sell your Household Goode and Traps go to John Crane on First South Street, between be-tween Theatre and Deseret National Bank. He trade3 in everything. No jawbone. D5 John Crane. CHRISTMA9 AND NEW YEAR CARD.?, BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN AND CHEAP, AT THE HERALD OFFICE. d-u Presents for tho Millions. Buy your Chriatmns Presents at Camcrctj'e New York lloufic, where you wiil fiud an elegant aud choico assortment of Dolls, Toys, Notions, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, etc., etc., 25 per cnit, cheaper than ever. dl Tho Famous ''(.ieore Woods Organs" Excel a!I others for pure and brilliant tone, be.-.uty of deB:gn, superior wcrkmanbhiD and durability. Call and gee them at Geo. Care lees' Popular Musical Emporium. dl? Accordeons, Of a new and greatly isiraovED make and of tbe most durable character, char-acter, for sale by David 0. Calder. dl2 The Finest. "ORPHEUS." Geo. Careless has just received tbe most Elegant and Finest UPRIGHT PIANO ever brought to Utah. Don't fail to see it. dll About Pianos. The eest Pianoa mado in ths world : are retailed at Wholesale Prices by! David 0. Colder. The stock consists; of twelve pianos, square and upright, j made by Checkering & Sons, Steinway & Sols, Dacker & Sons, J. & C.I Fischer, Lyon & Healy and J. P. ! Hale. dl2 Tins old weather flannel under-elothing under-elothing is the best to keep the cold out, and the llinnels made in Utah,' aud for si!t! at the iioncy, Old Constitution Con-stitution Bu'liliu;, tno warmest ad cheapest, as they have no shoddy or cut '.un in them. d!3 (iilitai'S. GnrAiw, of the finest quality, and cheaper than any other house, at G. Careless' Musical Emporium. dl One More. An additional voter haB come to divcll in the Tweh'th ward. His gentle voice was first heard ahaut 3 o'clock yesterday morning. Ned Wallin says it's his. Musical Presents. Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Zithers, Lyres, Braes Instruments, Banjos, Music Folios, Music Books, New Sheet Music, etc., etc. All fine new stock, and cheaper than any other house. Geo. Carelees' Popular Musical Emporium. dl7 TO PLAYERS ON THE VIOLIN OR GUITAR. With a view to mking tho sale of 3tr"ms i' -r all Instruments a Specialty, Speci-alty, I riavfi been casting about for strings having the b?st reputation in this country and iu Europe, and have now been rewarded, not only in discovering dis-covering the "BEST STi 1N03 MADE IN the world," but also in securing the General Agency tor their sale iu this and adjoining Territories. Three strings will be kno'.vn in this market ii "Cti'dcr'e Strings," aod will b-2 numbered SO, 31 and 32. No. SO, are strings known, for many years, by this number, to the leading musician of tiio Territory, as the best string hitherto oflered t,litj market. Price ruhred io 2o cents No. 31, arc new imUeachtd Ameri-can Ameri-can striugs, made fiom Selected Material only; which have been severely tested by the leading Violinists Violin-ists ot the country, nnd by them pro nounced unequaled for PrtiiTY ol Tone, Strength and Great Ddrabil ity. Now oftVred here for the Bret time. Price, 25 cents each. No. 32, "These strings have created cre-ated a senatiur iu Europe." They are of Italian make, and were perfected per-fected in October, IS7; since which time they have been thoroughly tested aud used at the Conservatories and Opera Houses in Europe. Professors, Pro-fessors, Artists, Leaders and Members ot the Opera Orchestras in Naples, Padua, Horns, Verona, Venice and Floreuco, Italy; Tiieito, Austria; Dusseldorf, Prussia; Dresden, Sizony; Munich, Bavaria; aud in all tbe lead iug cities ot Europe, certify that these Rtiinss are Wosuerful for their Strength, Durability, Clearness ol Tone, ready response to the toucu, as well as lor tkuenkss in comparing tho. filths, and superior to all others made. I have copies of the certificates. Notwithstanding the high cost piico of these strings, I will rttiil them at 30 cte. each. I purchase the above strings the manufacturers and can therefore guarantee their gerjuineuc33. Steel Strings. There are many eastern dealers gelling an inferior arti cleofiteel strings because they are cheap. I get my suppliei from the original mauulaclurers, aud guaran-tee"them guaran-tee"them genuine. Price, for violin, guitar or banjo, 30 ctf. each. I have other fine qualiiiea of four length Italian Strings No. 28, at 35 cts. for two strings, and No. 29, at 20 cts. each. II you cannot g'-t my s'.rmgs at the stores in your town?, send postage stamps for the amount, and I will mnil them to you. Ha Bure to order by the number to that I may know the had you w:iut. A discouu. of 25 per cent, will bo made when a dozen is ordered. The trade supplied atregu- '0rPliCCS-DAV!DO. CALDER, (jo5 Salt Lake City. m, 1879, A A A A A A A A A AAA AAA uuuuuuuuuuuuu EEE E E E EEEEE RRRRRRRRR BBBBRBB AA AAA F. ChC BRO. ANNOUNCE c II II n r r i S 1S78. S T T M M A A S - AND N E E . W W Y 1ST9. Y E E A A GIFTS IN GREAT VARIETY. 250 250 Ladles', Misses' and Children's ccccccccccc LLLLLLLLL ooooooo A A A A A KKK S AKD F U U R R R S S S S New, Choice and Cheap, consisting of Keal and Imitation Sealskin Jack eta and Sets, Mink, Squirrel and Coney Sets, from Cheapeet to Best in the City, 500 Berllu Worsted Embroidered Picture Patterns " " Cushion Patterns " " Chair Patterns " " Slipper Patterns Selected and Imported by our Mr. Samuel Auerbach, and pronounced by everybody to be the most Beautiful and Cheapest Goods ever brought to this City. NOVELTIES IN Ladies' Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Necessaries, Card Cases, Card Receivers, Portemonnaiea, Ladies' and Cents' Silk MufilerB. Ladieb' and Gents' Woolen Mu filers, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Fancy Border Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Silk Ties, Lace Ties, Genuine Lace Sots, And many other articles of our own importation. A Sew Dcnriirc! SANTA CLAUS Announces that ouly NEW Stocking) Stock-ing) will be filled this season, for old or young, and to induce the Old Gentieman to be liberal, lib-eral, we ofier our entire assortment of Ladies' ani UW Slockis AT ACTUAL COST ! We also offer at grently reduced rates, our new aud choice stock of Black and Colored Silks and Siik Velvets, Paris I i-ick Cashmeres, genuine Camel's Hair and other Dress Goods, Shawls, Knit Good9, Ladies' Underwear, Baby Cloak3 and Baby Blankets, Curtain Laces, Embroideries, Embroide-ries, Trimmings, Quilts, Blankets, Bupgy Robes, Trunks, Bags, etc. Our Millinery, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, : Boots and Shoes, j Clothing, i Notions,etc.,etc Are fully assorted and the LOWEST PIUGKS Will be the rule for the balance of tbe Season. Orders promptly fi leil ud honorable treatment tiiriutcpd. CAIX AXI SEE. UUERBAIMBBO, "AT T E NT I O N! We a e 0';w o'oripg -mdcU1 ledueemaats in Choice, Soa?onab!o PiEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! LADIES' TIES AND COLLARS, PERFUME HANDKERCHIEFS, in fancy boxes, ALL SL1TABLE LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S fOK FURS ( CHINA WARE, WITH MOTTOES, j1101-'10 PRESENTS. CHOICE D TEA in FANCY BOXES .EV UTS, CAXIURS, RAISINS, CUB RANTS, FIGS. Up ,,fler Specul B.iryains to Family nuJ Wholesale Trade. SHOT VtSH FROM $4 IP. Christmas Beef. Christmas Beef. PEMBROKE MEAT MAEKET i GAIN TO THE FRONT. WHITE &c SOIsT Take pleasure in announcing to their numflrous friende and patrons that they have purchased for the Cbristmaa aud New Year's markets the very best of animals that Utah's rancheB can aflord. Their. Show ia composed of Thirty-five 2 and 3-year-olil Siccrs aud Heifers, From the Durham herd of Hon. Wm. Jennings. Twenty head ol choice 3-j ear-old Nteerg, From the herd of W. C. Eydalch, Esq., Grantsville. Six A 1 Steers, Selected from the herd of Jasper Perkins, Esq., Ws! Bountiful. ALL MOUNTAIN FED, AND HAVE BEEN 8ELECIED WITH GREAT CARE AND JUDGMENT. Among our Show will be found One choice, "ure bred Durham Cow, a superior animal, The fattest bee!, without exception, ever slaughtered in Utah. Fed by Hon, Wm. Jennings, whose reputation as a feeder is so well known as to need no comment front us. Onr Mutton is Superior, Selected from tbe herd of Mr. John Ford, Centreville. Pork of all sizes, from the Sucking Pig to the twin monsters of 1,000 pounds. We can say in confidence that WE WILL SHOW MOKE AUD FATTER AUIliAIS THAN EVER SEEN BEFORE IK UTAH UNDER ONE ROOF? WHITE & SON take lha present oporluuity of returning thanks to their numerous customers and friends for the liberal amount of patronBga bestowed upon ihem durirg tho time thpy have been in business, and hopo that by continuing to keep a choice selection of AleaU, combined with ttrict attention to business, to continue con-tinue to receive their patronage. d'20 Christmas Goods Arriviog'now at TEA POT STORE. Wm. Jennings & Sons. . EAGLE EMPORIUM. 1878. 1878. CHRISTMAS iiiniFSsai U HSli,! m Siik Dress Patterns Worsted Dress Patterns, Furs and Knit Goods, Shawls and Cloaks, Seckties and Handkerchief's, Clothing and Hats, Boots and Shoes, Fancy French Baskets, China Dinner Sets, Crockery and Glass Sets, Gnus and Pistols, Stoves and Kanges, Electro Plated Ware aud Tea Sets, AuJ a thousand acd one other things that are USEFUL PRESENTS! CURRANTS and RAISINS LEMON ASD CITRON FEEL,' Candy, Nuts and Figs, &c, &c. 1870. - 1870. Wm. Jennings & Sons. EAGLE EMPORIUM. |