Salt Lake Times | 1891-08-26 | Page 3 | A New Firm

A NEW FIRM. E. H. Anplnwall aud eo. S. H'll KUabllsh Th.uiN.lvc. la llift Printing- Ilojln.... The sign of a sew firm swings to the breezes at No. 'S'A South Main street and it boars the name of Aspinwall & Bell. These gentlemen, both of whom are pioneers iu bait Lake and known to the business men of this city as competent com-petent business rustlers with a practical knowledge of the printer's art, have consolidated their interests and established estab-lished a large printing ollice at the above number on our principal thoroughfare. thor-oughfare. Mr. E. IJ. Aspinwall will devote de-vote his entire timo and attention to the management of the job aud commercial prititing department, while Mr. Geo. S. Bell will look after the wants of the large city trade which he has established estab-lished during his long residence here. This otlice is the very model of completeness, com-pleteness, being thoroughly equipped in every department, and their materials mate-rials and machinery being new, they feel safe in guaranteeing to turn out only first-class work. There is no doubt but what they will make their power felt because they are rustlers anil are thoroughly familiar with their business.