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Show I g ttUiml, Pres't. P. Pdgslkt, Sec. 4 Tress. i SILT LAKE FOUNDRY 10 MACHINE CO, Works One and a half Blocks South of U. C. fl. It. Depot. i -anufaclure Engines, Boilers. Mill Work, Mining and Hoisting Vachiuerj', Furnace Work, Etc., Etc., Etc. " castings in iron and brass made to.;oroer. Oaah paid for Old Iron and Braea. T. Pierpost, Superintendent, i 1 n BOX 1 S X Era rpa n K33 3 ! Lbou? ,3 Us Han o- t Always equal to the Times. f Heavy Purchases of ! Dry Goods, specially i' selected for this Mar- L; ' ket. I: Daily Arrivals and a f j Large Stock of Boots, Shoes and Clothing1 :s Received. f ; S. P. TEASDEL. E. Il jfl OVER 900 DIFFERENT STYLES pW Largest anil Most Complete Sloci iii the Territory. tPRICES LARGELY REDUCED. he Stock consists of Paint Brushes, Varnisb, Wall, Whitewash, Fitches, Blenders' Tools, Busters, Stripers, Pencils, Kalsoinine, Scrub, Shoe, Stove, Feather, Ac, Vc. E G. F. CULIVSER, H BT IL. & A. GOLDBERG, .La ' MANUFAGTUEEES ; I AND J JOBBERS ICLOTH I NG ' Have now on hand a large and well selected stock of fine i.j READY-MADE S'S AND BOYS' FILL 1D WINTER GLOTHING v . Manufactured by ourselvee, aud made ' EQUAL TO CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS, "' 1 Which wo offer to thB public from 1 ) TO 20 PER CENT. LOWER Than the name oan be bought at any other House iD tbis city. ,r.;.-'. We alao carry a full line oV io White Linen Shirts, imported Cheviot Shirts, TUS Domestic Cheviot Shirts, Men's Underwear, Lii,' Tlie Latest Styles of Hats, Novelties in Gents' Furnishing Goods. A Large Stock of V BOOTS, .California and Eastern Blankets, 5 PLYMOUTH GLOVES, vetted and Patented Overalls $s; WHICH WE SELL AT i CHE VERY LOWEST PRICES. & TO CLOTHING MERCHANTS :, jiSi'J'J J Plsciug yourorden for Fall and Winter Clothing '.i:h u. piu have io:"'3' Idiintage of selecting from tue Beet and Largest Stock io tuia city aud 'tee Maouhclvirera. and at tho same prices the Urges' buyers here pay MaQufacturere in the best Eastern and eslern market?. 5 L. & A. GOLDBERG. J l FACTORY: i " Hi Brcooje Street, NEW YORK. 13 SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS, TH- LITTLE CO-OP. OPP03IVE THE BIG CO-OP. Sf T,J,ewn-. Fancy Notion. (yy Holiday tioodj it Tery Low SALISBURY, -e25 Prop. PETERSON, THE BUTCHER, iiniam'a Block, First SouLh b(., tfrSEVER KEKPS ANYTHING JMtj3 but lander Juicy and Froth , , Mcata Uiva him ycur ordor, teiluitf him what you wai, and you will ot tne bweotMt acd Daintm; Steaki and Joinu to if found in tho Market. n23 Pn for sale. J&Tjii large assortment of ljSj;Now Goods juat im;-or;ed. A Jjflk.,ucreat varitu atesccedingly Low Pricas, at J23 CARL C. ASMUSSEN'S. W. L. PRICE. WHgrerab DEALKR IN POULTRY, blos and drooriu. Frosh Fish erery day. First South Stroot. oppose Kimball Block Salt Lako City . Goods delivered punctnallj In all parU of the oily tree, baticfaction Kuaraoteed D12 rfS SEARS & LIDDLE. &l :r.V WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Doalera in Grain FLcnrand Feed Baled Uay and Lucerao, .Main U4 Strcot Three Doors North cf the t - 1Q Harald Uffioe. d!6 ; DR. J. M. HOLLAND, Office over Daria1 Grooory Store, Main Straet, CONTINENTAL HOTEL (Formerly Townsend House) SALT LAKE CITY, UTAB, NOW OPEN" For tho accommodatioD of the public. Ck. S. RB, Prop. b33 WHITE HOUSE HOTEL. THE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASUKE in sononnciBT te ;ho public that they have rotEodollod aud tefitiod the Uocel. Tho Dining- Rooms are spaiious and tho boat of Meals wilt bn eorved uisht and day. Single Maali, - 50c. Hot Lunches (as per card), - 2Sc Boom and Board, $1.50 to 92 per day, 810 to 12 per week. Board, - , . - $7 per week. The Bar has be?n removed to the corth ot tho Botol and lour Billiard Tabios added for tie icoommo.' atton of cueai?. and ia now open., A. POD LECH A CO. CLIFT HOUSE, MAIN ST., SALT LAKE OITY. Board and Rooms from $1.50 per day, and from $8 per week. S. C. EWINC, jy8 Pronrletor. VALLEY HOUSE Salt Lake City. Board an 1 Koom 51-50 to 12 per Day, $S to $10 per week, according to ltootn. Board per week, $7, UNDREW C. BRIXEN, d3 Proprietor. OVERLAND HOUSE MAIN STREET, 8 ALT LAKE CITY Board and Rooms, 81.00 to $1.50 per day Do. Do. 7.00 " 8.50 " week Single Meaie, 25 cents. IX W. A. PITT, Proprietor. THE ARCADE RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE. Meals served at all hours of the day and niflht in first-class Style. EVERY DELICACY OF THE SEASON Served up in temptingly. OY8TEBS IH KYKRT STYLE. 66 Main Street. J A3. DIN WOODEY, Pror -!5 JEREMY & CO., MAKUrACTTJEEBS 01" Dairy, Table defl Milling Salt, I, O. BOX, 1.13S. WAREHOUSE North Temple St., two blocks west of Depo: Block, oii $25to$5000jfg FIRSfPRIZES At tho W-o Territorial Fair Z. G. M. I. SHOE FACTORY Was awarded tho FIRST PRIZE FOR (IHSIS 1'ISK BOOTS. FIRST PRIZE TOR Best AssorUnonl ol Kiiie Kdiils anil shoes. FIRST PRIZE FOB Best Assortment ofCoiu-mon-Menso Boots anil Mioes. FIRST PRIZES Were also awarded to I f, M. I. TANNERY FOB Hftrnpw LpHthpr, F-ir LeuhPr, Upper Up-per Leaner. Gli timue, Kip Skins, Etc. i US- S,-o that lh B;ft and SI'.om you parrh.so are stamped " !r-"rautcd. !r-"rautcd. M.-imit.icliired by Z. C. M. I. I Saoo Fiio;ory.'' I II. S. F.LDRDC. I olli i.r.ctoLaoat " SPECIAL NOTICE. ; Jl'ST .ut II IV CD AT TEA WAREHOUSE New Raisins, " Currants.' " Citron Peel. " Lemon Do. " Orange Do. " Nuts, " Candies, " Fig-s, And a!l the Novelties of the Season, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. YOUNG & KARKS, UNDERTAKERS. A Full Assortment ot Wood Coffins and Metallic Cases constantly on hand at reasonable prices. All orders tilled promptly. EKISALNIINC A SPECIALTY. No, 109 Kimball Block, Salt Lake City. Sy8 1IEESCH k ELLERBSGK, PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, . DEALERS IS PIPE, HOSE, Gas Fixtures, Etc. Water Pipes Laid on Sioil Notice old cxisftitution building, SALT LAKE CITY. P, 0. li'Ji 1 ml6 p& CtLESRJTED &S1 6TOM ICiJ i j Lot your fl'ft attack ol iniiijrcjti.in ba iho last. Uoh'o tbs Jkirmsnt o-.ersio' of tho toraoch ilh tbo liiitori. "Ilio tone !hu. i;n-iartod i;n-iartod ""ill rem iir . Tl- is is u fact citultlifhcd by thou?anii of wlno;;cs whoso testimony is simrilr a etflteraont their own eiierion-oei. eiierion-oei. Ihoso aSiificJ with coDrl debility of overs' phaso will find this medicine an tin-ff.il tin-ff.il ine scent lo buildiae up and renewini (heir itrpatth. for aalo by all Drctiiitl cd rcepoctable Doalore Bacorally. ii'3 JOSL1N & PARK, 95 MAIN STREET. - Studebaker Wagons! TH R ValtLHS (IRKATKST W.IGDS AND CAKKIIH HHUKS. 6KX."B OF StsisMor Bros. Mr.ru. C;ap'y Soatb PpdI, Ir.1.. ONE DOOR SOUTH Z. C. tf.!. Mfiofc"-rtT F;ra, F: e: y:i f Hit-' - T1:: !"'"-' ilHUi:IU Wl li JuLliJ ! D O ,' ' T NEQLlICT TO EXAMINE THE inrnrETSE! stock: OF Custom-Made MEM B01M0 CttREVS CLO i H IM G I IMPORTED BV 'goldsmith & Co.) I 88 Main Street. j THE FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS HATS AND CAPS, Boots and Shoes, Trunks and Valises, BLANKETS AND RUBBER GOODS, tSC.j Ac, etc. Orders from the Country Solicilnd, which will ltoccivc Our riom;t Attention. GOLDSMITH & CO., At the Store Formerly Occupied by SIEGEL BilOS. DAILY ARRIVALS CHOICE FALL AND WiTEll QICDS AT ID-A OOS. TRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST Demorest's Fall and Winler Patterns Have Arrivotl. -VltO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRrtPHV OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL, ' i . BY EXAM I NINC THIS MAP, THAT THE ' cmzK isf an Sfic r."r. illKf.IUlATCONNKCTIM; MK JiKTW l.V.y i Till; i: T A MHilL HI. 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