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Show TRAVEL. 11 ('. & C. F. 51 R. On and nfter Mondiy, May '2'.nh, 1S76, until furtlior notice, Truing will bo run in connection with Utth Southern Railroad Rail-road Trains, as follows: REGULAR PASSENGER TBAINS: Leave Suit Lake, st 7 00 a.m. Arrive at HiDgliam " 1M-3 a.m 1 Leave Uinuliam " 3. Mi) p.m.1 Arrive at Salt Laku " 5.40 p.m. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN: (Sundays excepted.) Leave Bimthum at - - 8 15 a.m. Arrive at Salt Lake at - 1U.;!0 a.m. KoturoitiR leave. Salt Lako at------ - 2.30 p.m. Arrive at Bingham at - 4.40 p.m. ThrouHh Tickets for All Trains, One Do'lar. RS G EO. O0S3, Supt. a-o EAST via the Trans - Continental Route This is tho shortest, he.it and only line running l'u Hi nan's celebrated Palace Bleeping Cars and Coaehew, connecting with Union Pacific K. U. 1 ul vminu ano ironi 1110 w tei, v:n (irand Junction, Marshall, Colai Ite.pids, Clinton, Starling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Pajwem-frs for Chicago, Detroit, Tolodo, Cleveland, liutlalo, Niagara Fulls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Monmto Montreal, tuehee,, Portland, HaHon, New York, Philadelphia, Hahimore, Washington, Indianapolis, H. Lxjuii, Cairo and all POINTS SOUTH AND t AST, should buy their ticket via Chicago and tho Chicago N01 th- extern Kailway. Close coiunictiom aro made at Chicago Chi-cago with tint Lake Shorn A Michigan Southern, llaltunoro k Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittthurg, Port Wayne ifc Chicago, Kaukalceo Jinc and fm Handle HoiiHh, for all poinlM EAST and SOUTlNKASr. and with tho Chicago A Alton and Illinois Central or all point SOU l'll. Tills is tho l'inccr Line, between tho Pacific CooMt and Chicago, and was the find to connectwith the great Pacific Hood, nntl form the OVKIt-LAND OVKIt-LAND UOUl'K. This line the Hhorleat rail line between Omaha and Chicago; the track in uf the bent, Mice.) i-.til ..d all the mihoi -lu ..... llr:il-c!H.l. The tmitm arc mode up of ulcgunf new Pullman I'.M.At'K Dkawino Kou.m ANII Sl.KKriNO (OAfTIIK.-l, luxurioiiH, well lighted aim well ventilated I)v (loaohert, and pieanani lounging ami Rinoking cars. The rjirn arc all equipped with thu celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent itullers and Coupling, 'A eMtinyhoiine Safely Air llrakeH, and every other appliance that haw been devmed for thn wifely of prt-tienger liaihH. All frainn aro run by t leuiauh. ' won, tluH GREAT THROUGH LINE luu tho best and smoothest track, and the most elegant and comfort u. ble emiipmnnt of any road in the Went, and bus no competitor in the country. Rum tun her you auk for your Tick-pU Tick-pU tun tho Chicago A North-WeHtern Railway, and take no oilier. Tickelii over this route- are notd by all Ticket Agcnw in thu United Hiatus. Particular information wilhmupx, time tabli'M, etc., mav bo had at nny of the Through Ticket OMicoh in ih'o Went, or upon personal or wriflrn itpilicnlion to J. W. IroiiH, Ticket Annul, Silt Lakn City, A. If. Karl, Ticket Age,, at Ogden, or to J. il. Mountain, WeMem Travnlinu Agent, Omaha, Neb., or lo W. H.Stennett, (Joueial ratwongor Agent, Chinago, I' f OR. A. W. Cftl.DER, DE1TTIST, Office, MAIN STREET, second Story W'aiatcb Uutol ii SPECIAL A0VSRTI3EMENTS AdvertiEonionts ouJor this heaJint 10 ooata par line par day ; nothing Inaortod for loss than 50 cocts for one tima, LOST. ON JUNE 17. IIKTWKFN THE EAGLE bnitoriuni mil Bincboic, a trcol con-tntiinit con-tntiinit two hand orchi"fs. a una book, nr;d k iiookt bwi coniuinins rcc.-iiils of no vjiUio to sny 11 rsnn but tno owner- Fi'-o dulUr reward will bo paid lor ihoir dolivory it tbie oilico. j (.-j? mWKNTY COhl,l'S,ON FIRhT S"DTH X iroit. botwotn Dinwncdoy'M and Sc-'.'itd Sc-'.'itd Wost diroot. I'luuao loavo la Hkrald Oflioo. jo'i5 . WANTED. mV0 FIRST-LA3 llt ES3.M AKFRS; . nlso a fow aei-roatiou will bu tkon a'. ( itb - Lnphaiii' Ore aaJ Cloak Mniiu'ac-i tury, No. IS, Main Strcot. iol'i tjJejDR. WNI. H.CROVES ' DENTIST, Office. Second South S reot, Sn't Laka ! City, eaato hilepbuni ciore. UlSoe iiour', SI H.tn to ft o m ,i(f UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY CO. 177. 1S70. GRAND CHEAP CENTENNIAL FOURTH OF JULY Excursions Tit Til K Gem SALT LAKE! The only Watering Plar.ft in Utah. Always Cool and Pio.isant. No Dust! Xn Muaqtiites ! NEW BATH! HOUSES and Bathing Rubes. Most luxuriant Bathing in I lie World Large and Com modioli 3 Hotel UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ; Four Trains Kadi Way-' ox TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1876 Tbet'tnh Wmtorn Railway Corepany will run triiaa to Lubo i'ojit O-wA lulsia (ui- luwa ! LEAVE. ARRIVE. 9tt Lak Uolf-way Lily. Lake Point. iiuuse. 7 tn ain. in a in. ii in a.m. 40 -' 111 -ju 10 -SO I un i.in. a 1 1 i iu. " -iJ i' in- 5 UO - 6 ti 11 iO " LB AVE. LBAVE. ARRtVE. U df-VVay Bait Lok Louse. Lnko Poict. City. 10 uO .ai. 10 Ji am 1 m. 11 ut a V I'-lu. H -U P-iu. 7 10 p ni. l'i ' ! " " 1 1 JU i: ,-i " -Warn, Each tria cJnaeo.iD; a-. Laka Poiot with tbo S.oatLor CEHERAL CARFIELD, ffh'ch will tnil An tho LVo a in'or-viili in'or-viili du-in th ostir - , ana ouDciudia. with a MOONLIGHT EXCURSION In tho Evening A15HASS15AND Will ac-coiiiiiiy tbo Stoa ccr. In tho ovoninj a 111a j3i k-jnt ditpUy FIREWORKS will take idaee fmm ihn Hirri:ino Dock ol till) MOtOll'T. Duiini the afircon thcro will bs a GRAND PRIZE REGATTA For SII.VK I fit ar.d O'.I OlIMHN KLAG. toviTftl "f tho ln-to'i Vnrbii in lha '1'atntory (till j'illi:iplo. Atni-nf tho mary other i traciioni of iho uiiv- will bo it GRAND BULLOCK BARBECUE ott Un tho thors ol tio Lnko. A Lar5 attJ Caiimioiious Bowery H lcn errcTd on tho Honch. an i nup-(iIuhI nup-(iIuhI willi li.li in I HrmMijj t,r tuo ad-couiuiivUtiua ad-couiuiivUtiua ui hXiHtrriunntJ. Iho oxtn-isoi o' tho day will olos ca-K,-A.sri)" ball In tbo oi-ni(iK l tho LAKU IVISI LH'l l I, TICK UTS for tip round trTin- ( -f cludiiiK Un on .'i.oiiiior. ..uly J ij) A Children b l-voon nnd 1 J yo ir ot nco KlI-lY CtiXIS 1'ininiiori miiv mi.l r-t'irn l.r any of tho tibiii-u iruica with ut trn eliarco. CEO. W. TUATCMEK. Ceneriil r':i!.s. Aent. ' 11. 1. KIMHALL, 'e'2'J Su MTintciident. CHEAP FUEL. H'o will fiTilih cvr IliKH W(HH) at -IX mm, I, Alt- i.or Tun, mid luko mt-ihuutfO mt-ihuutfO all kiLd ft "f. ado. WKHKU ! Rhr-ivn on bund and doliturod 1I10 i all miriaot' llu j.ly. Oi-kick four 1I11. i-fi iv rib of I'o-Uiilluo, Hid ntt'oalhoa 1.1'iir liiiilfi'u I 1),m'iU. joii uK'i. M-;itKKi:tt. TO IIORSM OWM'RS! J. I'MNDt.KTON A CO. WISH To1 j. Inhinii M'iihh HwtH'TB Mint, brine ta-I tn I 1 nr r b nil III ' ItiluM mii ovmn-jnt'. (hot j iiro iroi'rnii In dn llurio Minhii m tlm hnt 1 I h. I u inminor. l'(,ny n i.. th. IM It N A I lj ' i-siliilv"ly. wliiidi iirn -t rnnlnd -iiiip'ht to inv n I m.vr In n. I'lmv leivi. nn.to ll.-rn fhui-iiiK " inn u- fir .in.invl yr.ir. nd , uiiinm I mi iiriiis nd in nl.ii. Hi otl'tilly miiif by i riiiinii to tto lollowuiit Uotco iwiom 111 IU In c it) : H. W.lknr. of WnlkiT Urollior. T. V Mullny, l.iT,.n l. Sail lurv ni lhHiir A S , illuniT .V Sallbui v. M nlnun Sinuj Co.. (1. V. Lnlkl... Iraili v II. (1.0 Iptni'd V'iiinrM.'iilit. Hiohiup. W .1, niili-,, , -, Jt a-idlrr. II H. Clnwmi-i Mii-I ,. t', M. I., nr. I,. It k.enM-k, V.Morln.uv -,ir itott. Iliul.,..! onnoily t'Mulit l oiur.cliT, V ! tin' all M inn, .1 li. Motr.ll, 1. ivory, Initio TnwiiRiind, I'mi.. T-wti-ortd Mouiti, John titrian, iiii.t. Urjwn'i I. Ivory. 11 I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION SUPPLIES AT TEASDEL'S SASH RIBBONS FOR PROCESSIONS IN BLUE, PINK AND COLORS AT TEASDEL'S SWISS AND CHECK MUSLINS FOR DRESS BALLS AND PARTIES AT TEASDEL'S WREATHS AND FLOWERS FOR THE HAIR AT TEASDEL'S SUN SHADES. PARASOLS AND FANS IN ENDLESS END-LESS VARIETY AT TEASDEL'8 LADIES' STRAW HATS IN NEWEST SHAPES, FROlfo 40c. AT TEASDEL'S BLACK LACE SHAWLS FROM SI 23 UPWARD, AT TEASDEL'S CENTS' ALPACAS AND LINEN COATS AND DUSTERS AT TEASDEL'S YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW AND FELT HATS AT TEASDEL'S CLOSINC OUT SUMMER COODS AT LOW PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT TEASDEL'S ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF IDIEST CS-OOBB AT Tafbr & Outlets, iVliicb thej' BOUGHT AT THE LAST REDUCTION OF PRICES And aro GiviDg their Customers the Benefit. :oOo: . CALL AND EXAMINE Goods and Prices at our Store, UNDER TAYLOR'S HOTEL, MAIN STREET. jBarguins! Bargains! We are odeiing our eiilire Line of Summer Clothing ! At RETAIL a( WHOLESALE PRICES. i To cIdso tin line out during the seasu. Parties wanting Clofbiaf: for Boys, You Lbs or Men should avail themselves of our IIAMKSOEK ASSORT Jl EXT AX1) X.OW PRICES. :o:C;o: DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOTS! T111ZSS GOODS! '" V 'CHEAP. CHEAP! See our Hanilsome Asiorlmont of Bordered i HUNTS, 1'2 yards for $1.00. I PKBCALES, 121 conls: worth 20 cents. :o:C:o: Our Grocery Department 1? ES -ZSl s, Wo nriM.IT.Tinc NKW J U'AN TEAS in rwkayo! oT 1I sizes, VERY rilE-M" Out l'rirra im tlio lnv.'sl owr known in tins 001111I1J. . W o Hlinll riH-oivo lliia Season's N EW TEAS ly every Steamer during tho Season. TOBACC0ES, THE l.AIllT STOOK IN THE WEST, 1NCLVP1X0 A1X TUE KAVOlil I E ISKAXPS. MINK US' SUPPLIES, ' MYEKS' IMI'KOVEI) MINIMI CAN 1 E3, .HK. SILVER HUE SACKS, Wll EE1.I1A KKOWS, HOPE, nnd eiery iirliele rt nviirid I'y llu' Miner. OUR STOCK OF ALL GOODS IS URGE, AM) WEI.l. ASSORTKP, KN'Am.tXH 1'8 TO FILL ALL ORDER I'ROJUTLY. npr'Jll, |