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Show CITY ITEMS. j COMMERCIAL. Uor.-Lifi I daily by McOoniick & Co) tilLVKR. .-5U Luke, 1.01 per oanca. fsew York, l.u"jJi per ounce. LKAD. -"rII Lake, ?i5 per Ion hid. Njw York, 3c, per pound. The best and cheapest stock ot Ladies' Moboir and Linen Dusters and SuiU h to he found at m7 Cons Bros. For S.ile Cheap. Three hundred fashionable BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, oaeorted bIj-Icb and patterne.of our own manufacture. We will close cut very cheap. m!3 L. k, A. Gold ueeq. SELLING OFF.rcgardlessof COST, the entire stock of DRY GOODS and GENTS' FURNISHING GOOD3, at StlWARTZ' Store, opposite Town-aend Town-aend House, to c!oe business. Part of the goods haa heeu DAMAGED by the hue FIRE in my etoro, and will bo sold at any price. Come one and all, and secure BARGAINS in time. Remember, Sbwarlz' Store, opposite Townsend House. ml4 Re member ! THE CHARTER OAK Standard Yeast Fowkeks are entirely FREE FROM ALUM and every other in grediett injurious to health. If you want a really wholesome article, asfc your grocer lor the: Charter Oak. J. J. Sxell, M.inufAcCiring Chemist, r.;14 Salt Lako City. HuDseliuld rjooils Wauted. When you wiBh to Sell Your OutQt X'i to John Crane, the Second-hand Man. Ho will make your Path in Life l'le iaant for you, He trades in everything. On First South street, between Tncatre and Descret Bank. al CALL AT CARPST DFP'T, Z. C. (VI. I., AND BUY TO'Jff CARPETS, CAR-PETS, CURTAINS. WINDOW SHADES, CORNICE MOULDING, WALL PAPER. ETo. THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN- w oIS On Broadway, New York, the great thoroughfare, a prominent feature of oven that famous street, convenient to all places of interest, and noted for its luxurious nppointmonte is Bttunted the Grand Central Hotel, which is now kfpt on both plans, the American at $2 oU to J UU, and Hie ; European at $1. 00 and upwards, per day. An elegant Restaurant, at moderate mod-erate prices, id conduced by the Grand Centra!. CARlUa, WALL PAPER, uacc I Curtain, Window Shadts, C nnice?, and a full line of Iji W.' ry Trim-miut:s. Trim-miut:s. Reductd Prices at H. Dinwoo-Joy's Furniture Sinre. alS Foi Sale Cheap Tbrfe hundred fa.-hu n iKe BLUE - FLANNEL SI 'I TS, r'.d ttyles and patterts.of ou; own manufacture. We wiil close out cry cbt ap. m!3 L. & A. Goi.Pii::a. y LifRA, RKNPEKvn Immostal by the love and lyro ot i'elrarcli, nirpiud a paseion which gvc oris in to iv.c mvsi hoatinful and n fund, ll;e most pts-ionate pts-ionate and jvt the nut amatory poetry that cx-jts in the w. riu. tne V was noted for her Inv'y character and fair, Madcnna !iko beauiy. Her Complexion ws cf that rnre, daz: ir.g whitnee which invarian t loiios die tis ol Glenn's Si-LriifK Sua t tc'.d hy all drugi;!?. "REVIYJXM" rc:o:ceg.ayhir to brcwu or black. u3 CL'SHMAN gives hia Dinth and last CONCERT in the Twelfth Ward Scho&lhouse Friday evening, May 23d. m23 A full line of Ladies' and Misses' Gauze Vests in the various styles and quiliiies can be found at m7 Cohs Bros. The very latest patterns in SILVER-WARE just opened at mSO Joslin & Parks. WOOL! WOOL! The Provo Manufacturing Company Com-pany want 2,000,000 pounds of Woo!, for which they will pay the highest market prices, in cash or goods, just as parties de&iie. Wool sacks and twine furnished on application. Wool Growers will find it to their interest to see us before contracting or selling tbeir Wool elsewhere. We guarantee fair dealiug. Address James Dunn, Supt., Provo, or J. C. Cutler, Agent, Salt Lake City. 8 BUILDINGS ERECTED, Black-smithing Black-smithing ocd Shoeing done by Morris Mor-ris Sl EvAisS, at renr of Coup store. a6 FEED STUFF3 for sale at a reduced re-duced price at SALT LAKE CITY BREWERY. mlS Califorxia Oranges, warranted sound, $3 per box, at Smith's California Califor-nia Fruit Store, m!7 LAWN MOWERS AT LITTLE iL ROUKDY'S. mid Pipe Organ. A splendid pipe and reed organ, made by the euterpriziug and famous "George Woods Organ Company." Excels any organ ever brought to Utah, for great power and sweetness of tone. Can be seen at George Careless' Musical Emporium, First South street, two doors east of Dinwoodey's Furniture Furni-ture Store. ni4 CONCRETE WALKS, forGardenB, Sidewalks, and FIR EP ROOF ROOFING made by a6 Morris & Evans. BABY CARRIAGES, PriceB from $9 to $10, at H. Dinwoodey's Furniture Store. ru2ti FIFTY DOLLARS for Complete Stiven (7) Piece, Marble Top Walnut Chamber Suits. THIRTY DOLLARS fcr Walnut Wood Top. mil Bare att Bros. Music Books. Seventy different kinds of Music Books, comprising Vocal and Instrumental Instru-mental Gems, Instructors for Voice and all kinds Instruments, just arrived. m9 John Dayses. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco. ja3 Fatal Accident. " A correspondent in the Junction gives an account ol a sad and fatal accident which occurred al Littleton, Morgan County, on the 17th inst. While Bishop Whitor and bis family were returning (mm the quarterly conference hi 11 at Milton, a sudden jolt of the wagon in which they were riding threw an infant child of the bishop's from the arms ol the person' holding it into the road, causing a; fracture of the bkull from which it; shortlv d;eJ. ! LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATH FLOOR'NC, RUSTIC, SIDlNC, PICKETS, ETC , CHCAP, AT LATIMER. TAYLc R O. CO b. HE, ICE, H E. FOR SALE, 2. COO ions of Ice delivered de-livered in any part of the City, Large cor:;umers wiil find it to Iheir advantage advan-tage to vo;u';i us on prices. Doixie Clawsos. IX' pot iu ti.e rear of Crane's Furniture Furni-ture S ore. niCi CARPETS a full line-at H. Dinwoodey's Furniture Store. al3 PLASTER OF PARIS and Fire Brick, wholesale and retail, by a6 Morris & Evans. For Sale Cheap. Three hundred fashionable BLUE FLANNEL- SUITS, assorted styles and patterns, of our own manufacture. We will close out very cheap. ml3 L. & A. Goijjberg. Our stock of Black and Colored Silk Fringes, Buttons and all kinds of Dress Trimmings far exceeds anything any-thing in this line ever offered in this city. Cohn Bros. m7 j Ana. CLASS JARS, STONE JARS, TIN JARS, FRUIT JARS, BREAD JARS, CREAM JARS, BUTTER JARS AND FAMILY JARS. AT as2l LITTlE A. ROUKDY'S, Ore and Bullion. Reueipt of ore and bullion on Thursday: By U. P. Express Company From the Ontario, lour bare, $1,794. S8; from Leeds, two bars, $2,757.34. By McCornick & Co. Tnirteen tons of Woodside ore, nine care of Marsac bullion, one bar of Cherry Creek bullion, bul-lion, one carload of Germania bullion, one carload of Chicago bullion. Value, Jtj.100. By R. War uoc It & Co., York, May 21et From Horn Silver Company, Com-pany, Frisco, 2S,994 pounds of baae bullion. Shipped Sve carloads. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, I MOULDINCS, BRACKETS AND ; ALLSIZES OF WINDOW CLASS, I AT BOTTOM FIGURES LAT-j IMER. TAYLOR A CO. US The rorcLAR Fancy Store of Salt j Lake City. The New York House is j now cram full of new and elegant goods, direct from New York, and Mr. Cameron will always give you more tor your money than you can get tUewhere. a20 For Sale Cheap. Three hundred laahionabie BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, assorted styles and patterns.ol our own manufacture. We will close out very cheap. ml3 L. & A. Goldberg, i Unique. The moil unique Upright Piano ever seen in Utah, having a splendid eympathttic and sieging quality of tone, liaelic touch, Rrcat durability, : elegant design arid fine finish, made by the p-'puUr and reiiab e firm ol Geor5 Woods A Co. GEJi.'iE CALELEfi, Agtllt, First Sciilh street, second door east ol Diawcodcy's Fjra;ture store rr.4 Great Reduction in Iron, Slate and Marble MANTLES, by Moeeis & Evans, a6 JOB PRINTING neatly, cheaply and quickly done at this office. Fop Sale. Fol'R ton New SCALES, Cheap. A Milch cow for $20.00. WANTED 350 bushels Potatoes & 20c. per bushel, in Merchaudi&e, at m21 Idaho Stork. fl. A. Reed, Auction, Storage and CommisiioD, 105 Kimball Bbck, Salt Lake City. m9 Another lot ot Men's and Boys' Suitings, Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimerea, Doeskin and Jeans, just received from the Provo Milla by John C. Cutler, Agent, who keeps for saie a large stock of Brooms, Trunks, Cotton Bat-iting, Bat-iting, Snell's Soap, &ni other homemade home-made goods. a22 WATER PIPES LAID to ordor by HEESCH & ELLERBECK, Old Constitution Building. al THE VERY N F WEST. ONE HUNDRED SHETLAND WOOL CLOAKS, JUST RECEIVED-CALL RECEIVED-CALL AND SCI THEM, AT a-- WALKER BROS. GRAVE AND MONUMKNTAL WORK executed with neatuets and dispatch, by Mowus &, Evans. a6 Police Court. Two or three women were beforo the police court, yesterday, charged with keeping houses of ill-fame. A Mrs. Crosier was fined f50 for drunkenness and profanity. A Grand Piano. The only Upright Piano, selected for special mention from these entered en-tered in competition at the Centen nial Exposition, is to be Been at the Piano and Organ wareroomB of D. O. Calder. The Judges' report is as follows: fol-lows: "The Medal ol Honor and Certificate Cer-tificate of Distinction are awarded the Hallet, Davis At Co.'a Grand, Upright and ?quare Piancs for volume of tone, good construction and exc-Hence ol workmanship, and because of originality origi-nality ol design and artistic ('kill in their Upright Instrument) with in-genioua in-genioua combination of mechanical devices for securing permnnence in tunr.'' The public are invited to call , and examine this nuperb ioetrumeot. ml? MUSIC BOOK, Octavo, Quarto and Folio, bound expeditio Bly at Hkrald Bindery. n27 A CARD. 10 ALL WHO AUE SI'FKKRINf) FROM tbe errori and ioditcretiotm of rualb, oervoas KnfB. erlr do?r, 1cm of m n-booj. n-booj. etc-. I wi mnl a rv-ico I but irill cure Tea, FrtKK ? CUK'tK. This rei tunoij diiooverei bj luin'j'mftrj id -oiHb Arasri?. So i sl f-d i reM-f n -Tel,r lo t:iB KKV. JniWlL I. iMAN Statos D, Nw York Cuj. al ELECTRIC BELTS. A sure cure fj nervous debility, pro-ruat'jre pro-ruat'jre dK:sy, xh'jlion. -U". The only reliable curft. Circulars maiiM froc A'f-drefi A'f-drefi J.K. i.ESTie, 4 Cnalbam st, N. V- F0UNTA1NSAL00N. TUB h V.5T WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS I Alwji .e;-t cn tftcJ mu U'm r -o re'.rt. ''iycrcr' Ti'i Silt L-'i-r: C fy Jiccr I A!w7' f-b r,i ie col'l. Brittle r""!' '' TJI"T '! i Ir.weit I rts. tJI ' td i ri-. E. B, HOfcN, Proprietor, ff-rbe bf-t H'.t r.d oii LL.il mrTsd bj J fcck it..f c ill bfuri. u,i: i CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT. -I DE OLD-T !.K'i'rR rior-K Itf THK J tl'JV. ,r,.,rs iMllw-iminit'l ifp of I've Vi;rf. Li ,a ti &1L, i ffrnr,:'i r':vir.t it.e l--:i 31 -t i li j ru. --'I' ;r. fc.l I'krv '.f lbs T"rri"-rr. v'trr.f :oe ; .rirv ar.-J ticta '-.r.-t'r :'. 1 ". Li r- t -1 i.ihri 'JefciiDcs 1 .- : - - i r i". fi du reieil. ). Hint a - tr jS'.ieif.. Kti iv.nd Mi'h Mreet vp- i-t.'.'. ir( f'i'jil.z, bk.; Lt. C117. i' 1. E01 JOHN ERIK8ON. Walker Bros, 0 ' Another Immense Kodnctiou iu Prices ! :(). FOR IHE- BATHING 1 -4 I . I a e N s , -TV -1- Wo aro cftVjrirg Larjro Lines of BATHING SUITS, BATHING DRAWERS, LADIES' AND MISSES' DUSTERS, BUNTINGS, BEIGES, PARASOLS, BOYS' AND MENS' STRAW HATS, BOYS' KILT AND SAILOR SUITS, UtiMTLEmEN S DUSTERS, GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER SUITS, Wo invito Special Attention to our deck of Gents' Furnishings. limiting Suits, Underwear, Suspejjders, Gloves and Xeekvrear, in Endless Variety. RIVETED OVERALLS ! STimiRD OVERILLS ! THE "WDESTRl'CTIBLE" AND "CALIFORXIA." WALKER BROTHERS woozLr WOOL. FhtIicb bjving Wool to dicpoBO of would do woll lo call on me ai I am prepared to pay tho HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, IN CASH, FOR WOOL, In large or small quantities. Sacks and twine to tit fleeces lurniehed. Firet-clasa Sheep Shears kept in stock. H. B. CLAWSON. Warehouse, corner South find East Temple Strecta. ml 5 WOOL. "WOOL. I am now prepared to l'ay the Highest POSSIBLE PRICE FOR WOOL, IN CASH. SACKS furnished. Shears aud Twine to lie fltoee for tale. WAREHOUSE Third Houth Slreet, corner of Third Wwt, Up town offlca at the Store of Wallio k l'ickard, Two Doors East of I'oituflice. mil W. I. rM UAItn. WOOL I "WOOL! 1,000,000 POUNDS WANTED. Call nd sec ui before Contracting or Scllirji. Uo Dot f.il to rail liiirn'-diatrly. CASH PAID; 50 per Cent. Advanced before Dolivory, If required. 3ST. BUXBAUM & CO., SuceetworB to Hjpyrl A. (Vi, ni8 'H ' t jj ':i l :1 'i 'i' h ' 'H : : "1 "-' 1 i ' " -1 -. . .t "" 1 r-l . : c . ' u p Ii 0T3 t f ; RYTff dT nWo q v e y ; sTu knit uk . ) 4 AND ROOFING 'TwERS, Cupboards, Keslis, Invalid Cliairs, EENT-W00D SCHOOL DESKS, PARL0E BEACKETS, PARLOR SUITS, H inclon Itliiult, WIiiiIom Cornirrn, I-ace t'urlnlnf FEATHEUS, .EAUY r.ARP.IAOES. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ! SPRING, KA!H AND WIRE MATTRESSES TJJP II I, S T It Y a O ODB, ! HENRY DINWOODEY'S, I . 7i. 77 RDt 79 First RonlL gtrrrt |