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Show WANTED a nurse girl. Inquire at corner of First South ami Fourth East streets. u2S Pure Ivory-Headed Canes. The lurijest assortment in the city at El. Harri' "Little Church" cigar store. From 50c. to $15 evch. u2S No chabgks for vaccinating children chil-dren with vaccine that is good at Dr. llhugo'u office. Diyaici&us supplied with 1'ttre Vaccine. n2S Fresh Trout at Cutler Bros. s27 TWKNTY-O.NE TEAMS wanted to haul salt. Apply to J. W. Suell, Idaho Store. n2G A Lady' gold sleeve buiton was picked up on the . street yesterday, and left at the Herald office, where the owner can get it. n22 W anted, a middle-aged woman NURSE for children. Apply to Mrs. Wm. Jennings, 16th ward. n24 NEW FRUITS, all large and selected se-lected expressly for our trade, at G. W. Davis1. n25 FOR SALE: Steam Engine; 8-horoC power; quite new; suitable for saw mill or small hoisting works-Apply works-Apply to G. if. Scott & Go. nH Jo3T received A fine stock of GUNS, PISTOLS and Ammunition. All kinds of GuDBmith work done. HeuBaer Bros., Main street. P.O. box 625. fll5 200 PATTERNS of WALL PAPER, the cheapest TEN CENTS a roll, at H. Dinwoodey's. Ji'lG Waste Paper for Sale at the Herald office. i 950,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE FURNI-TURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED. Everybody goes to Crane to sell out. I will guarantee a better price than can be got at auction, aj I must have stock to fill orders. JOHN CRANE, 1st South street, between theatre and Deseret national hank. 32 SURPRISED, SURPRISED Merchants Mer-chants dealing in Clothing, Fur-si3msa Fur-si3msa Goods, Hats, etc., wore surprised sur-prised in . finding goods at I. WOOLF'S only exclusive jobbing house, one door south of Z. C. M. I. new store, cheaper than they ever bought them Bince they have been in Utah. Satisfy yourselves. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. o5 At i'anlc lrtce. WaChe and Jewelry at C. C. AsmuH-Nen'M, AsmuH-Nen'M, Opposite the Herald" Ollire. 16 Canvassers Wanted. Employment given for the winter. , Apply immediately to S. W. Darke, Herald office. o27 NEW SHIPMENT ! Nelse Bou-kofsky Bou-kofsky has again received Twenty-, five Barrels of that FINE KENTUCKY KEN-TUCKY BOURBON" which he keeps on selling at $2 per GALLON or 25; cents per pint. Come and try it. NELSE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. UNDER-SOLD. 58, Main street, next door to Wells, Fargo &. Co.. exoresa. jy!8 BEST AND CHEAPEST. Old Church Bed Grass Creek Coal. Leave orders at George Duuford's, 61 Main street; W. Jennings' grocery department; depart-ment; P. O. box 1,097, and at Coal yard Second West street, A. M. Can-I Can-I non's old stand. s22 To Rest, tbe California Btoie, 2-5 feet front ISO feet deep. Enquire of s F. Auerbach & Brother. ol2 . August Flower. The mod miserable beings in the world are thoe BiifVi-ring from Dyspepsia Dys-pepsia and Liver Complaint. Mure than ucveuty live per cent of tho people in the United tin lea are afflicted with l'm-B.- two diseases and their i-fliTt-: audi as Sour Stomach, Sick Htrulache, Habitual Coativcue.xs. I'lUpiutinn uf the Ifturt, Heart-burn Witter brash, gnawing und burning pains Ht the pit of Uie Stomach. Yellow Skin, Coaled Tongue and dis-agreeablc dis-agreeablc taste in tlie mouth, corning up of food after eating, low spirits, Go to your Druggist Z. C. M. I. and Wasatch Drug Stores and get a 75 cent Bottle oT August Flower or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it-Two it-Two doses will relievo you. sH j NOTICE. On and after the 4th ol (October, 1S7G, through faro to Bingham Bing-ham will be $1.50. o4 The Chinese Homicide. (Special Telogram.) . Corinne, 27. John Hamill, who killed the Chinaman at Blue Creek, came in yesterday and gava himself up. He was examined to-day. The. trial showed that ho was defending himself against six of thorn, when he struck the blow. He was discharged. CARTER, EVANS &. Co , agents for VANITY FAIR and Gilt Edge Fine Cut. mig NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SALT LAKE THEATRE. W. T. HARUI9... Business Manasor. OJE AIGIIT OXLY ! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, '76. MR. JEM MACE, The Champion of tbo World. LONG FRANK, The Coming Champion. MISS NELLIE MACE AND MISS CARRIE LAVARRIE, Serio-Comic Vocalists. Tbe performance will commence with the petite Comedy of RICHARDS VERSUS FRITCHARDS To conclude with ' cteim: :m:.AuC:e Id his celebrated Grecian Statues. Thursday, Nov. 30, (Thanksgiving Day) UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. DRESS AND CLOAK BOUSE, 76 First South Btreet, Sole At-ent for tho Baiar P attorn I, American Ameri-can Pliiiort and Bias Oatton. The Dress-! mat or. oontaimns full Una of patter es. will be mailed to any addrwi on the receipt of twontj-fivo coaci. MftS. M. Q. LAPHAM, 78, First South Street, Sa't Lako City, n28 NOTICE. A A! EE SING OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS of tho Eleventh District trill be held at the Diilxiet Schoolbouie on Thursday, DecomborTth, 1S76. at 1 o'olook p.m.. to elect Trustoea to Birve for the eoiuo-inK eoiuo-inK two yean. All interested are requested to at t ond ALEX. MoKAE, WILLIAM A. McMASTEH, JOSKfil BEAM, Trustees. November 27th, 1873. n2S NOTICE! rpUE TAXPAYERS OF SCHOOL DIS-X DIS-X triot No. 25, South Cottonwood, are notified that there will be a meeting on Monday, Mon-day, tho 4th of Dace cub or, ia too School-hou'o, School-hou'o, at tt :30 p.m., for the purpose of Election Elect-ion one Trustoo aad othor bminoji. ByorJorofthoTrustoss. n23 i POST OFFICE NEWS DEPOT! rpO.BRING OURSELVES FAIRLY I "up to the Centre of Business, and to accommodate those who wish to trade with us, but feel wo are a little too much out of the way, we have opened a NEWS DEPOT ! Bight Iu . the Tost Office, Whcro we intond to keep a flrit-cluss flrit-cluss Assortnioat of l'AFERS, PERIODICALS, HAGAZIXES. With A SELECT STOCK Of STATIONERY Including "Writing Paper, IE IDTIE LOPES ! INKS, STAMPS, Newspaper Wrappers, Aad evcrvlhintr pertaining to that lino of Business. Wo will receive Subscriptions fo the "HERALD" AND "TRIBUNE,' And all Eastern and Western Fa jieri. which wo will dtjliTOr to all parts, o tho Ci'y. We will COXTIM'E OUR OLD STAX1 ar oy First South. Sti-eet, Wnere our Patrons cu be :irplio with everything In our line, at Whole sale and Kctaii. MILLER & CO. r,12 PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS. DR. A. W. C1LDER, TD El ISTT 1ST. Fellow of tho American Academy of Docial nurgurr. Office, MAIN STREET. Opt Mit4 '.'.atatch 'l.tol DENTIST, .Office, Second Sent Street, Sn'- Lake itj, eaji ot Klei-hani btoie. uilice Hour, a -m. to 5 p.m. ,8 C. W. RHUCO, M. D., pUYSIorAN AND SURGEON. ... ,chropic diseaao! a Spoeiilt. 0:See io Lclobrook'a building. Salt Lake City. n!7 DR. L1NDSLY, HOMOCPATHro PHYSICAN. NO. 2, Little's How. nji BIS. STIALET, Of the Bye and Ear Infirmary, Kw Tork, OCULIST AND AURIST. Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums inserted. WASATCH HOTEL, m-2i Second Floor, Salt Lake City. JOUH p. tagoabt.m.d. obokoic. douglis. m.d. DRS. TAGGART & DOUGLAS, MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE WASATCH HOTEL, Dr Douglas' Residence is at the Octagon llouso, corner Second Ktwt and Second South StreeU- QIO ATTORN EY-AT-LAW. C. W. BENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 00 Ewt Tomplo itroot- jail SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS Advertlsoisonu nnder this hetdin 10 cent' dot line per day ; not hint inserted for Ita than 50 oent for one time. FOR SALE. A FIRST-RATE ARIO.V PIANO, almril new. Will take iD exahaneo a food Uorso or Mule Team. Apuly at :h a office. REWARD. f- REWARD FOR A STRAYED FOUR-V" FOUR-V" year old red stoer. branded 11 1 on !oft hit; to be delivered ai ijhimlitTa Slaughter lUuje. p2& I fiQT A SPAN OF HORSES. ONE A BAY, with a saddle and bridle on, the o:hor i rcan. Anyoiio bri ging than to the Colorado Col-orado dtablo will be rewarded, niG FOR RENT. qiHE WING Of C. V. SPENCER'S , L Residence, furnisbod or unfurnished, jno-haH bluck from Pa3:omce. yomiahed rooms. n25 Salt Lake CWy IRON WORKS. One Block South of TJ.C.H.R. Depot, -I TPLEaPONT, Supt.t , t Aro now prepared to Manufacture and Kepair all kinds of BTEAU ENGINES, BOILERS,-MINING, MILLING, and HOISTING MACHINERY. FOR SALE Ono GO-horso Engine and Boiler, and Two Upright Boilers. - ;' RON and BRASS CSTX03 of any description des-cription made to order. "Orders aldro3)od by Mail to P. O. Do IVii) will ro:elre prompt atteatioa. my'20 TRAVEL. I .,QO ElAST via tbe Trans -Continental Route This is the shortest, beat and only line running Pullman'a celebrated Palace Sleeping Cars and Coaches, connecting with Union Pacitic It. li. at Omaha aud from the West, via Grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. Passengers lor Chlc-ags, 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 fe North-Western Railway. Close connection, are made at Chicago Chi-cago with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Baltimore & Ohio, Michigan Mich-igan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne A, 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 ia the shortest rail line between Omaha and Chicago; the track iB of the best steel rail, and all the appointments are . first-class. The trains are made up of elegant now Pullman Pai-acb DiiAwrsa Room and Sleeping Coaches, luxurious, well lighted and well ventilated Day Coaches, and pleasant lounging and smoking cars. The cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and patent Buffers and Couplings, Wetingbouse Safety f Air Brakes, and every other appliance " that has been devised" for the safety of pasifnger trains. All trains are run by t lecranh. T word, this GREAT THROUGH LINE has the best and smoothest track, and the most elegant and comforta-ir comforta-ir hie equipment ol any road in the Weft, and has no competitor in the " country. i- Remember you a."k fr.r your Tirk-f Tirk-f cts via the Chicago A North-Western Railway, and take no otlicr. Tickets over this route arc old bj ill Ticket Agents in the L"niU.-c States. Particular information with maps time tables, etc., may be had at anj of the Through Ticket Offices in tin West, or upon personal or writter , application to J. W. Irons, Tirke1 Agent, Silt Lake City, A. H. Earl Ticket AgL-r. at Ogdr-n, or to J. H Mountain, Wetrij Traveling Ac'nt Omaha Neb., or to W. H. Stennett Gencial Passenger Agent, Chicago. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CALL AND SEE THOSE If GOODS AT Taylor & Cutler's PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. Just Received A GAR LOAD MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' SEASONABLE BOOTS AOT) SHOES, All of which we shall sell nt the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES, "Wholesale and Retail. QEO. DUN FORD, OPPOSITE WEIXS, 1MKUO A O. PerGALLOlM AT GEO. W. DAVIS'. b27 E. & G. BOUKOFSKY, fJT Wholesales nd Retnil 'HjTffSA LIQUOR DEALERS, gilS Fine Liquors, Wines & Cigars, fel J. F. CUTTER'S & MILLER'S EXTRA b'iM Old Bourbon Whiskey, af-M SECOND SOUTH ST., Third door weal ol Pjf '") '' v Temple St., SALT LAKE CITY. ie!r.ki-'ii-H 3. P. Teasdel, Importer, Wholesale & Retail Merchant, Mei Establishment for tie Bcplation of Low Prices. :o : UTAH DRIED FRUITS. FAMILY GROCERIES. FLOUR Ss I'IIOVIHIOjSTS. FOUKIGX AND DOMESTIC HDIRr QOODS. Benedict, Hall & (o's Boots and Shoes. WHITE CRANITECROCERY AND EARTHENWARE Tumblers, Glassware and Lamps, RATHDONE COOKING AND EEATING STOVES, Inrrrain and Three-J ly CAIM'ETS UFA'S AM) BOYS' CLOTH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS Men's nnd Youths' Fur and Wool Hals, ; FAMILY HARDWARE & FARMING IMPLEMENTS Etc., Etc., Etc. ' :o: ! BEND FOR OUR IT.ICI'3 BEFORE PVr.CIIASIXfi ElEWHEKE. |