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Show Travellers abould not put up with t the badly washed collari that are Bent to them by hotel laundries, but wear the Elmwood, which always fooka well. fIfi It- yol- wast to save money call at Schwartz' Dry Good store for Dnr-gAins; Dnr-gAins; the stock must bo sold within 30 days. ni I Removed. F. Auerback & Bro. have removed two doora north to the store formerly occupied by 'A. C. M. I. clothing department. fl4 There are messages at the Dcscret telegraph office for Jefl. Howell, Geo. Austin and John Hancock. Just received a handsimo lot of Xeck Ruftliugs and Ties, at Mrs. W, B. Wilkenson's Ladies' Bazar. fH Buy your Coal Oil f Reid fc Kinsey, opposite Walker House, reduced re-duced to 50ets. per gallon. fl3 The lakoe sale of Elmwood collars proves their popularity. If you have not yet worn them, try them at onco. f!4 O'Reilly & Co. sell the Elmwood collar. f9 Grass Creek Coal, from Old Church Bed, is only sold by Angus M. Cannon, east of Sierra Nevada lumber yard. flO A. Levesthal, auctioneer. Goods sold on commiasion. Consignments i solicited. Best references given. Auction utiles this day. fy Iv you want furniture call at Joel-gon'Sj Joel-gon'Sj Groesbeck block, Second South street, Salt Lako city, fu Lamps as d Lamp Goods at panic prices at Reid & Kinsey's. fl3 Overshoes, Rubber Boots, etc., soled, heeled and repaired at the Workingmen's Co-op., 90, Main street. f5 Portraits in all styles and finish. Jtocky Mountain views, beat in Utah, all kinds. Foreign stereoscopic views just arrived, $2 per dozeu. Frames in great variety, mouldings, etc, at C. R. Savage's art gallery. 14 White California Blankets at cost at O'Reilly &Co'a. 19 Great Reduction in Lamp Goods at Reid &. Kinsey's. 113 A. Hauerbach, Practical Watch Maker, 3 doors east of Dyer fc Arbo-gast, Arbo-gast, confectioners. f 3 First South Street. Washington's Birthday. Grand ball at the Dixon House, Bingham, on Washington's birthday. j30 "Hi ! where did yez git them trousers?" trou-sers?" asked an Irishman of a man who happened to be passing with a remarkably short pair of trousers. "I got them where they grew," was tho indignant rtply. "Then, by me conscience, you picked them a year too BOOU." Mu. Waoser, Saddle Rock Oyster house, has received a shipment of fine fresh keg oysters. j28 Koyle Oyle oOcts. per gallon at Reid & Kinsey's. f!3 Lewis wood orders lor C. 11. Durst at Rock Springs coal office, MainSt., opposite Wasatch hotel. j24 Excelsior Iron Mines, Hematite from four lodes, best quality for fluxing. Address J. W. Snell, superintendent, super-intendent, Idaho Store. j22 . Not Wonderful. The great demand de-mand for boots and shoes of our own make, because the public know the excellence and cheapness of our goods. Workingmcn's Coop, 90 Main Street. n!3 Best Coal Oil only oOcts. per gallon gal-lon at Reid &. Kinsey's. fl3 O'Reilly & Co. selling at cost for thirty days. f9 Da. C. W. Higgins. Office hours from 9 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. dG. University Library and Reading Rooms, open every evening from 6 to 10. Admission free. nl9 The "Gazetteer of Utah and Salt Lako City Directory," warmly eulogized eulo-gized by the press East and West, is an excellent book to send everywhere that information on Utah is desired. For sale at the Herald office; price 13. m2S A fine assortment of ball room programme cards at the Herald ollice. dl5 U it eat Inducements offered to wholesale purchasers in Lamps, Coal Oil, etc., at Rekt & Kinsey's. fl3 CaO, at the Standard Hair Storo and have- your faded switches, etc., cleaned, dyed, and made liko now. f2 Oldest BuBineBB House in Utah,- WALKER BRO'S, zb.a.2nt:k::e!r,s Salt Lake City. A General Banking Business Transacted. PBOHPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTIOK GIVEN TO COLLECTIONS, COL-LECTIONS, - AND REMITTANCES MADE ON DAT OF PA1MENT. Special Reference and Correspondents: H. B. Claflra & Co., New York City; Laidlaw & Co., New York City; First National Bank, Chicago; Omaha National Na-tional BaDk, Omaha; State Savings Association, St. Louis; Bank of California, Cali-fornia, San Francisco; Bank of Briti eh Uorth America, San Francisco. tl NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. via the Trans -Continental Route. This is the Bhorteat, beat and only line running Pullman's celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars and Coachea, connecting with Union Pacific B. K. at Omaha and from the West, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, 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 Railway. Close connections are made ot Chicago Chi-cago with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne it Chicago, Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points EAST and SOUTH-EAST, and with the Chicago & Alton and Illinois Central for all points SOUTH. This is the Pioneer Line between the Pacific Coast and Chicago, and was the first to connect with the great Pacific Roads, and form the OVERLAND OVER-LAND ROUTE. This line is the shortest rail line between Omaha and Chicago; the track is of the beat Btcel rail, and all the appointments are first-class. The trains are made up of elegant new Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lounging and smoking cars. The cars are all equipoed with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Bufiers and Couplings, Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every other appliance that has been devised for the safety ol passenger trains. All trains are run by telegraph. In a word, this GREAT THROUGH LINE has the best and smoothest track, aud the most elegant and comfortable comforta-ble equipment ot any road in the West, and has no competitor in tho country. Remember you ask for your Tickets Tick-ets via the Chicago fc North-Western Railway, and take no other . Tickets over this route are sold by all Ticket Agents in the United States. W. H, STETTNETX Gcn'l Passenger AkodI. HARVIN HUGHITf , (leneral s-'uperintemlont. jan27 yi- 2 l c-fejfjy fe'i-V. jLp SAN FRANCISCO TRADE. FRANCIS SMITH &.Co Manufacturer! of IROEM PIPE OP ALL SIZES FOR Hydraulic Mines. Artesian Wells and Water Works. Wo hav added nw and improved njBcbin-nry njBcbin-nry to our irorki, which, with rur losg expo, rionee of morn than EIU11TEKS VtvAnS, find importinc our Iron direct from England, sivoi ui uncjLiftletl facilities for maDUiactur-ing maDUiactur-ing PIPES. Wo uaenonn but tho bet quality of IRON, knnwn bs thai7 brDd, in our manufactures, and Kimrariteo our work. Wo furnish IHdN cut. punched, and formed form-ed to mske any giied Pll'K, ready to put lo- h or on th ground whoro tho 1'ipo ia required. Alo. supply TuOLrf. men ai STAKES, PUNCHES. lJA.M.MfcKS, etc.. lor putting Pipo together. Partioiin want of Pipes for Mining Purposes or for Water Works, Will find it lo their Bdrantaso to communi-cilo communi-cilo wi b ns botore purchasing olseuharo. Estimate ii"on when requited. Francis smith a co. P.O. Box 8ol. 130 lioalo St.. dan Enmci'eo. I'lantatlon at Factorioa at Sao Jeolipo TUB Uilroy, Consolidate!! Tokco Company M" I'ALIPOBNA, SALESROOM, No. 207 FRONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CIGAES & TOBACCOS Manufactured of California-Grown Leaf. do A . 3 . G R I y F 1 T II, Dealer in all kinds of PICKLKD AND KMOKKD SALMON AND HERRINGS 2QB WASHINGTON STREET, botwooD Front and Duris. All kind of Dried, Smoked and Ploklod Fiib, constantly on hand. li H.BHBIKB, j Daar&EC1D00- A'OB Vol. J. BAUM & CO., Importers and Manufacturers of MEMS' AND BOYS' CLOTHIKS 218 and 220 Sansome-sL, 8 ah Frahcihco fB No. IS Warrep-BUNiiT York. i;HS. J. KIW&, JOBRPBI BBO0X Formerly fnrtnei Tor 18 yoars City and B'isinras Man- Salesman with ger of P. D. Cdo r Co Cutting k Co. C. JAKES KING of Wm. 4 Co., Manufacturers and Paokors of HERMETICALLY SEALED GOODS 8194 82! Sanaome itr.ot, San FranoiJoo, Oal PKKSKIiVBS, JAMS, JKLMSK, PICKLES and OBB60S CIDER. Ooode gnaranteed guporior to BD7 .thor 1 the mnrlrot. Nunc hnl tutte i.hny rnrnod I U T A H I Soap Manufacturing COMPANY, CI. O.. Nineteenth. Ward, SALT LAKE CITY, AFFER TO THE MERCHANTS OF Vy tho Territory and vicinity severnl brands of Firat-Ulass SO-ATd, including Pale Savon, Castile, Walnut Oil Shaving, Variegated Toilets, Including the celebrated Thomas' Patent Soai. Which wo guarantee to bo equal to any others in tho market. Hnving secured the Fervico of Sir. Joseph Ellis, a p-actical soap maker, who has manufactured all kinds for a period of twenty-tire years in the Eastern Cities and Canada, thus supplying tliofo markets with tho abovo articles and all Standard iSonps known to the market. "Wo would especially call the attention of Woolen Factories and Wool growers, that we aro nnwu fact urine the celebrated SCOURINC, OR FULLER'S SOAP, 0 ALSO Aiamantiiie, or liners' Candlrs Which we otl'er as Cheap as tbo Cliettpest. A liberal price allowed Tor all boxi?e returned. The llighest Market price paid for all kinds of GKEASK delivered at our Factory. Address all businoes orders to Mr. Gkobob Kkbkkeh, Supt., P. O. Box 1134, Salt Lake City. A. IT. RALEIGH, Trkst. j?0 -A. W. CAKLSOX. Sk.-'y. WATCHES Sl JEWELRY. CL0SIXG' OUT SALE ! CfiRLCjEuSSEN, Opposite PoslofficCy WILT- MAKR A MOST DETERMINED effort to dispose of hia unBorpcfBcd GOLD AND SILVEE kit D FINE JEWELRY, ConsisUnK of Full Sets, Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, Lock-ets, Necklaces, Crosses, Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Chaina, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Charms, Trinkets, Fine Spectacles, Spec-tacles, Field GIhhspp, Telescopes, French and American Clocks, etc., IT EXCEEDINGLY I GW PRICES, PURCHASER'S IUVITEI OOME ONE, COME ALt. tn-i . ' FRENCH DYEING AND SCOURING Establiihinetit- ClothiDS Cleans! Dycl & Repaired, H- 3T O Tt 1 I M, S7 Commercial St., Salt Lake City. Cleaning ofl Description. Silks mod 'o'- MISCELLANEOUS. CALLER JIERRIM JL'ST RECEIVED XT LIDDELL & BROWN'S SCOTCH STORE, A Fresh Shipment of Mcir A Sen's Abeidecu Fresli Herring. Keller's lluntlee Marmalade, Kinuati Hadtlies. Yarmouth Bloaters. Etliiilrat'tjli Oatmeal aso Oatmeal Grits. L. Hose & Co.'s I.eifh Lime Juice. ett., eft-. Remember the place, north of the Postoffice. fit T. B. Joses, Pn-iidsnt. Juhn tlAltr Jr., Vice-President. J. T. Little, Treasurer. Forwarding Company, (lncorro ctoJ Jimlo- iho Laws of tho Territory.; t'mler Contract willr Railroad Companies and Fast v relent .Lines. WE WILL FORWARD GOODS TO ALL point! in Utah and s'outhorn Nevada. The hnn'Hioff, puruplics: and shippinc of 0HK and BULLION speclolty. Rftteiof Froipht Rivon a:d guariiDtociI to all pulotj East and West. Cnsh advances made on imperishable articlos. OFFICE OPPOSITE U. C. R. R. DEPOT, SALT LAKE CITY. UEO. T. WALLACE, Supt. jnn2j CRISM0N COAL. THIS POPULAR BRAND OF COAL will lirrcaflrr be sola rxlu-ul rxlu-ul rely at tho Company's New Sales Depot,! SECOND WEST ST., H ETWEES South and 1st Soufli streets. NO COAL THAT HAS BEEN OF-fured OF-fured in this market has obLiined tho colohrity that tliia well-known articlo has, and to-day wo ofltir additional inducements in-ducements to the public in that We are Nearer tho Bnsiiiess Portion ofilie City than Any Other Coal Depot ; THAT f b can Supply in Any Qnautities ; TUti WE GUARANTEE WEIGHT AND DUALITY ; tuit; WE SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST ! ! Wo especially solicit the attention ol purchasing agents for smelters and others requiring steam-producing coal. For culinary purpospe it cannot be excelled; ex-celled; for healing, it recommends itself, HB FREE FROIfl DIRT, ROCK AND SLACK. Ordars taken at Z. O. M. I. Boot and .Shoe Department and Drug Store. P. O. box 676. GROESBECK & CRISfflON. SEE THE FF Jf IjIBF z The Greatest Invention of the present day. NO HOLES TO THREftD, EITHER ABOVE OR IN THE SHUTTLE. It is the Lightest Running Machine nnd can be used by thoso of delicate health. It never Sups Stitches nor Breaks the Thread, even when the wheel is turned the wrong way. It MAKES RUT LITTLE KOISE and luiB most room under the arm. It is ALWAYS HEADY TO WORK, illid can be instantaneously set from No, 300 to No. 10 cotton. Can be had on Monthly Instalments. DAYNES & SON. A lnrpe lot of KriTEY ORGANS on lianJ. All New Styles. The Bwt Organs in the World. PAYNES &. SON. NEW YORK TRADE. BENEDICT, HALL & CO.. MauuIVturerf &cd V,' bole tale Dmitri a BOOTS AND SHOES- VH A tiW Oi"-tT., NEW YOUR. Oomor n Miw-li tit or Prolci- THOS. M. ARC ALL & Co. CLOT H X 2T C 1 JEHIAL READ & CO.. FVKASD WOOL HATS - . V ; o , T'M T '' IH. n |