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Show cvt.NINQ NWS'tp. . - ; A Sail OH the Xkf Vned- - nesdcr last; party tf gwiuenaen, iSornrfsting of Tj?DaViai Henry Tucket and IU.QX Lambert, of this Shore on sail city, bUrd the JTtfti gpunbria, for a cruise on Bait Lake. They started T a with about strong gale but Tp.m., At 2 a.m., rorn south. the s. Army, Um-- blowing 1 ancn'dred"cPlaln City range, rT they Of Ogden, fUs&cxce of 45 WB north tat c tniies" Irbmtiake "horei '; After a Weather. Ctear hearty and well appreciated break.'.1 do r-do fast, they resumed their Journey and . do 44 proceeded up Willard Bay, and anFair .lfllt'' do S3 choring near the town, 4went ashore. Clear One of the interesting slghis en do countered in the bay, abeut twp Cloudy Clear 5.T n. miles tro"m land,' was an ebullition Of 51 Fair morointt 40 4 this the water, which proved to be a tam at large spring in the bed of the lake. KEFOBT. After partaking of the hospitality of IDCW th Sept. t8th- ITT, the citizens of Willard, the party 8.40 4.411 S.41) set sail, taking aboard a gentleA.M. A.M. again FSi. 30.173 man :.140 passenger, and struck out for 30. IJd 55 U'. 70 tlie ' Promontory. This was about 10 if: it SF. SE Calm p nu, and the Promontory was v 5 4 reached at 2 a. m." They landed and Ctear Clear QVsar CVr ?a 24 k- hours, ind In spent Friday at the house of a friend. .ui. iullt irai umiwv " On . H nbpst Velocity. . n they set out on the re " " " . 42 turn.Saturday M.tx . . They describe the lake as use KAJO, St Corps, V. S. AT very shallow' la this neighborhood, not exceeding three feet in depth all the way. A person could wade from OTHER .M1TTEBS. AL AND the mouth of Bear Hirer to Willard The regular City, in a direct line. They touched Mission. of tlie Home Missionaries at Willard, left their passenger, went ..11 , Stake will be held in the to Freemont's or tiller's Island and (Wednes- - then to Church Island. After round;K ii Houw, half-pa7 o'clock. ing it they struck across to Lake , 111111?, at Shore, which they reached at 11 p. See hi. next day, having sailed over a F'een Workmen Wantedof ino miles. The party redistance 15 men of ., ,!ii-elsewhere sun-burVal-.. turn il with in Pleasant the work visages and :, monstrous work and appetites, looking and mine. SCeady for th trip. rate first feeling ,i .nm;sel. n Mr. Jno, Hardie, with an I lou." Johu T. Ceine crew, was to have followed in Returnedof the Cambria :'per the the wake ,,.. this morning from his trip . He brings fair re yacht )Vueruntchr but they did not , alle tiiiiu- generally in that re- - get started 'until 2 p. m. next day. They then set out for Church Island, touched there, went on to Black Wil-- i K. K. EastJudge (lock, anchored, went ashore to 0tae left yesterday sleep, and on waking next morning oleii, to K,n-V- ,. found their boat had dragged its anr visit a month's :, i.i- - lurtner home. He will chor and was lying a wreck on the W :ishiu4t"U previous to re-- S coast. l. st io-fim- ds :ii a. , st nt ; Og-de- - . - I f:iys the Junction. Returned Missionary Elder ? E Fund Meeting. There will Carl C. Asm us sen, who returned , ., nMftinu; i.f t lie President and lass Saturday from a mission to 'residents of the P. E. Scandinavia, called at our office this I l i House on ,,i ( 0) at the Council morning. He left this city about a i.l !i y evening at 7 p.m. year and a half ngo, and since that time has been laboring in Denmark A full attendance is mjueted. and the islands adjacent to that that country. He presided over the Co lm't forget Phil's Playsrume-i.athe penhagen Conference and traveled popular Margftts, around at two will give considerably among the va performances rious branches. He reports them as Conference in. Theatre during - n. Ship" and "My in a promising condition, meetings the 8th, and well attended, sometimes crowded, . ,ni Next," ' on not only by the Samts but by strang"Jacobite" and !stby" ar lay, the 9th. The "Sailor's ers, anxious to investigate- the prin of "Mormonlsm." The will ke rendered on one ciples ."i! more than Evarts Circular, niirlits . l.y au experienced any awakened had in other the h the paper full for V:il. thing, jn.rr. people a spirit of inquiry, and caused iiil lK U it'them to examine and seek for the We were favored things which they had before ignorPleasant Call.. th all this morning from Paul ed entirely. The elders met some . hi, Honorary Physician to persecutioo, but it was mostly in !'. If. the Duke it" Aoste, and strange places where they or their s hi to the Hospital of San (iio- - doctrines were unknown and had Jt or' Turin, Italy. The gentJe-Ux:t- u leen previously misrepresented. was It law to sell the an for against a alo correspondent and while the acts of tracts, a is Italian newspaper, and making rk f stay in Salt We trust other denominations." were winked at bis vi.--ft here will he both pleasant in this respect the law waa strlotly enforced against the "Mormons." :iu profitaMe. Still the government-wagenerally A of Museum the very liberal, as well as the people. photogranli Yram-iscChronicle of April 24, The Siandinaviske Sljerne, (Scandiv. l uining an account of the navian Star), a pub.k-- i .nut ion of Charles de lication by the Latter-da- y Saints, Voung, nl r m" that journal, with a litbo-irn- ij was widely read and appreciated,and .!i iikeiie and of the a great many tracts were disposed of tutograi h r.f the deceased, has been also. These were very valuable ii to th,- Deaeret Museum mediums for the dissemination of t'.v II. W. Naishitt, Ej.of this city. tlie gospel principles, and many per A I'h.'togmph of the monument sons had been led to attend the t i to the memory of the late meetings of the Saints and afterward i.r iu r Join the church, through perusiug Joseph Standing, the martyr, has been presented these publications. Even some of 'vt' W. arter, Ks., photogra- - tlie. legal authorities of the nation and the English consul read the Star regularly with much apparent Colored Combat- - Two' colored interest. The last conference in men wt-rin the police court yester- Copenhagen was attended by the day afternoon, one of them, named English consul, accompanied by one Hark, complaining that the other, of the German consuls. Brother Miller the barber, had made a mur-leroAsmussen says he much enloved assault on him with a deadly his mission and returns In rood weapon, exhibiting an ugly gash on Ileal th. the ami as ,,r,K,f uf ni3 assertion. He tated tint he uent into Miller's A Good Idea- - The theatre-goinop and Miller ordered him out, public, more than once, have) bad wd on his replying, a scuffle ensued reason to complain of the inconveni vliich he received a cut with a ence occasioned at tlie door of the r Miller's version is that Clark Theatre, on crowded nights, by the ' kasoat in his ioj and he asked main entrance and the box office u i take another instead, where-'- ii window's being in the same corner. ..rd were exchanged, Clark On such hights, one mass of human .v;:-- y. picked up a chair to strike beings engaged in fighting their way M '. when the latter defended toward the ticket window is en if with a razor. The defendant countered by a surging multitude equally intent on gaining the door of admittance. The result is an almost Rifled for Assault- - This ruoru- - impenetrable blockade. This mat - James Currie, of this city, ter has been spoken of several wa ritiH f.M for an assault on an times m this paper ana we are ee that a desirable ,UjIV"Kul named Robinson. Robin -- pleased to w the man who was arrested tlie change is under way. On the night "" benefit), o!i :l charge of stealing a of the 6th (McKenziea offices two be KkoA.oiv fri)m Mr9 Dougfe ticket will there open, Mr. west of side one irrifs on the tlie regular on board the Ul to seats of sale for the u iu rn train. the the porch Robinson, r. was Mr. Cur- - parquette and first circle, and tlie acquitted. ' i.elieving him guilty, fbl- - window on the east for second and viitwu un and yesterday en- - third circle sales,, The crowd will ,ure.l him on Uie street. He thus be divided and the Jam lessened ' QleJ having stolen the money, materially.. "Jrne then choked him and, as Is iilt1?I, Robinson then eve Y. P-- M. I A.To-morro"acknowledge "u.ie theft aud YooBgc-Pe- othe at to o'clock, the ning promised get; $1-; and pay it .back, this ple'g Mutual Improvement Assocla to do. but had Mr. Currie tion of the 14th ward, wUl hold their std for assault, witli the result first meeting of the season in the time Hated. Ward Assembly Rooms, and there after they will be held on "every Wed Katie Pntnam Troupe. A nesday during the winter mionths. l n FYutay, M -. - 1 V- - s semi-month- ly fac-simi- t' le - -- mis--i'ua- ry d26 . ' w t ana isi3 Paper sayji ofi Miss Katie All are lnviteJ .ta attenu, Saints the that desired who will make her first especially and by their PIarance here on "Thursday eyjOtt-- of theVaSae present, he . tnamHs-supporte- m to-- -- iToik PMCto DRESS a - ... S 4 SuthS. EnnnmiFwinro o- DEPART Cents per Yard, Upwards to $5. 10 n; W. Groceries, Hardware, Griockery: Dry Goods, Wooien Notions. Ladies' and Children's Shoes Men's Clothing, Boots, Shoes And Hats, Piices as 1 SATIN SILK n" DEPARTMENT i W as any in tie City! Promptly Attended to., tS5 ' . I TBASDBti! S. F. -- Bus and FnrnisIiiDg Dej't k1,W,BJL1NG Fail Winter Larp SEE - THEM!3S ttD tCtVEI JsCWh oo w- -- & 124 PH EEPS'. H. E. at . Main Gt. X26 Of SITPSItipiS LATEST S TYLES Instructive and Harmless Amusement. Last night an imattended Dr. mense audience Liberal Insti at the Simms' lecture are for skin" forehead. and neck, shoulders, tute. His subjects to-nig- ht The sublects are interesting, and Sold by Z. C. ax. 1. Drug Depart cone know more of them than Dr. ment, wholesale and retail, Salt . 2dsw Lake City, Utah. Simms. r (TRlf ITCKE FOB 14. Oee PEOF1.E I We have a large stock of Furni in and well ture, complete bought every line. We invite you to ex- FOR CLEAN, ALL WOOL stnine tne prices. CASH PAID delirered at tab Office. 1JA.RRATT BKUS. pT4l4w 123, T25, 127, 129, 131 Main 8treet. SH FOR SALE CIIEAI. REFRIGERATORS At H. Dinwoodey'B. SELLING t d201tf A Havinz a desire to retire from the Second-han- d business, I ofier for sale a large stock of Household Goods and Traps of every description -- ' Cheap for Cash. With the outfit now in my possession I intend to completely demor alize, the Furniture Trade. ,Tbre will be ne fixed nrfcea upon wnlclt to give quotations until the business --John Crane. is wound up. ' Half Block West of Theatre. i . ,r d2i5 ,r..,f.:.A a f Can't be beat! "Sale "By . - .',' or M. PRATT, Btatorian'sOffioi Salt Lakt City, UaK. wsu . BOJPT KFOII. Loos: out for TOO PICSTXES ir .THE-CIT- Y .1 mm - fir r-- : war. ',rairaoj-wkwi- J jrt ! . tST ;An Elerrant fitoeli ELSGAITT' PEfDtOGEAPES I ; urm made! W and IfolSj ! ! !.' i. i, of do ... DIES. wu. JErjrjirjGSi'a sons. - " if! J 'HU ef ci'nbs-:!-- T ! SCSI ;aBEAia?S . .. vnuarens: i The Swansea Smelting Works J -- kI. i ;J Ur UtllMtn.LULUtiAUU. memMrVCorks, aSoatad most important turning- distrxx esOokMdo. tosetber with other fcoal real wK'Nut! - wiajyirrjMtit um tate, FOR SALE BY AUCTION, iTtrsuAYkrT4BSt is, isae. ) fetor larUcalarS ' appW to Iba owner, BinZOXiiAx. wUHaxastown, & " Or to J :'r j i 'r Skirts .t' APlS! J3te JCTit CODBSfiifi UUI.fl I LU r . .. :. ' P rlBXtiSt, KKuWI H'.-rii-) i cons; r HAmi !! B?4 ' i .'f ,t tf tux jrancy iiacs, aiii xijkvy ana BxxAasjti. (Zztfl r?rT A0 1flf. I ' -.- I J furies i.fl CtlUCJlRREFlTOItilP; STOCITha UREATERv VARIETY, than ererf Has' ; ' HARQKR Axminster MoquettesT Velvets, EodyxrOJrMasels, English JTapestries, Three Ply s, Superfine Two .Plyajr grades of erery description Pofa- and ;n earth; Rus$r Oil' Ctothlinoienin; Mats, and price;' in.Mine assortment! htm Ioe. Cuxta3nsdrt76l3try;Trinl iSiJ-cheape-r - V-elv- few J--- i i :Uw i iiJ 10 ' - IU i t. v r 111! '! ot mast. " f Kit CJ alaasrl w toe jmm. , t-- AS-rCinSA- r Tk-n- cityi ZlLJ.zci vinegar, and burtwi - ' f York Ctty. PScales, ' .TH It rtlM i. U " bel If ycAHranfcW !i til ' Ik tar '.;;.. AS THE CIJEAl'JSSTI r ' CnUtdren's OdL: If r. MIX.T.KH TIST.-rkfaana. w a un. a mtr r r.i. A CXi. .New r 4tgl Ofnts: Soft and XUatllatai Youths; ailpSoysf Soft and Stiff Hats ioikiaiif nisT Shew ,.,rl .... "". . j. -- i near nt ' --rr . a, Coats, fsndipard; .liiHiiirafii! iviivl Wtt jiwwuV TIIS EE3T iiU t; . ) i ci; or 1 I I ojtjs noort If jest j o "tr" -- OF ass t i he "''!jlbtJtJ RTOCK i PHIITflPH POP SPRINGS AND WEBER COAL. , pnry ; reliable inarke4"jhr liiWin. iasfwtAdt and 'rAtl Targe u stock: .always on,, hand, ana nui weigata euaranteeo. J:rioee k)wf and special ' attention, glyento suic ae'waasa or uie puauc, ysce, - . A. !d293 QaotJX Aeent. i Frloea o4 .'J'i I 4-T- : DODS TO SELECT; FPOM HOr.lE-f.lflD- E, riBsr south strjcxt, l III BED CATSfttlN, BOCK ; IMPORTED & Large and iHandsome Assortment of Beaded Ornaments fditdolroan . ihdlCoai. Trimmfng Mewest ' Style fiuchlrrg," Fichus, Lace Collars, ChemizetteS, Oollars and Corsets,! Gum Silk Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, "-" E:'J sW'Zrt V . . Brocaded Ribbons,. Ties, Etc. . tar-guarantee them, esredallr die Cmw and Cabinet Stae, baugttm prw, i aM.-Ieroal al .Ykmllr Genlne "Bed Bug Powder. Also and atawblohtact is weU known U Ue pp4 others, Wire Cloth for sale at IL Dinwood-eV- s enU pMblie la tWtitr aaweu a tnrthe 6. 0201. ,tf Furnlture.Store. , HT7B1: '"'' ; :$ttbtJj&3M$, RUriBINQ UJT9,' STTTJAT- edod'tbeSomb-westoornof 19th Ward 1 House juook. Aisoia Jteaoowruie, men- umuiv uuui, A. (Bear Lake Country) a bouse and 76lotOrand 80 other Improvements, wih about .... nau. or jrooa iarmingaiia dnhoow re or or AaaresB, ' H. Din 151m. . XD XlCL Btt liess Sis M Uns i 3 b wttl from bBooetortb get AiiuxGaHerryoa Piano and Furni-- w ture Polish, for . & LErJDBLAD; We are prepared to make up SUITS dn sbprtf notice! and la the heat syle SILKS and Plain OflOT) -- H'oodey. Brocaded .au ... - FOR CASH. OXTT HEDBERG I.W n Mlrh.nn dtf mt Want.ta ( Tin" SHILOH'S CATARRH REME iTTiTTT n fiTTTiTiTiTi fimnnir K III IIHI'NMillllllN NT DY. A marvellous Cure for Catarrh Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With each bottle there WLkh embraces Che Xaiteat Norelties 'in Plain and Is an ingenious nasal injector for the ' more successful treatment of the Brocaded J'alrle ' in all the New and Popnlar extra without . complaint, charge. Shades, 'and Complete Assortment of price cents. C A if "Snnn ftAlLI, to New Goods!!! o o o iilJcMVowns Hub has lot endjlooper caseoTer thepropert However, andavs: nowTEEown as i tEe Continental Putnam last night h'!?atiesucceasful whltdrwai decided la, fasvt of Wulheana engagemeiSt Hotel, thedefendants illoopcr, 'J"ennl.igs he made her fareweii liZ wice ii to erawdetl a hniun. the DsrirtgfeBissw Sh, llftA. lltirinn Kab .tow i Alir etaLjin was' appealed on for herself unfaded laurels time ago, and whWi wd gained a hold upon from" thereto the Supreme Court, the win, as well as excited the has been dLposed.ofbyJlhe,.vrppr vimfc eoutt.' Judge Bcremsui has , render? thJuumenl d ft.. by id mdecisi&rtaming counsel for below. The court inkle's efficient company of f th Wienced artiste, i See nbtk4 trarllaxis has given notice of an Tn box office will open ppeal to ,Vneo;rat wJ to.-T- Br. HDOB fx'SSV well-know- presence snow tnetf .appreciation ana endeavors Snadeby Latest designs' of Body dT; here we caht resist th,e appfoval of the ,3W -- v.uon themselves'on teinform Tonnz lo gire a iJos ton pinion th Brussels, with Border to match. try uSr Boston tohe therilndrdeltof the ogpef and all p?nam,nd --- "i cny on the whole continent All new. Call and see them at inrkT, is vvnat ixmwan yxxly fairlv runir fmm Dinwoodky's. word fornythg1 5 . RICH ; has ; .P.C . 1 I1 ' " lowest u- ki! SLTrfiVl TUW large, Wm. Fuller. The delegates AJSTD Tar Treehea, were authorized, in lieu of the apTry Brew In th future offer pointment of alternates, to cast their For sore throat, and clearing and vx.iPki jl,iv LruujjM.xjy its in an ever, and politeness and attention win beanforted. Our aim will be noeitivelv seven votes in the Convention in strengthening the voice. O Jror sale by all Druggists, d & w f, v A f vA.J jf case of the absence of any of their Itfew iPjrices! number at that time. "' I IT IS: TBULT 170IIDERFUL Our Stock, in both WHOLESALE "AND STORES iU.FDLL! SECOND PRECINCT. the CHOICEST SELECTION and a$ MuiitkLbikUuiuyuii aB S. H. Hill was elected chairman, TO SEE what Improvements now t as John Q. Cannon, secretary; A. Min exist compared with travel only a few years ago.' railway To be er, chaplain, and M. Ch ristoflerson, come convinced one 'of this, doorkeeper. The 'delegates, were has only to select for his route OUR GOODS chosen as follows: Fourth Ward. Pe East, the popular and n ter Erlckson; Fifth, Edwin ret tit; Is Complete, and from this you can select a DESS from iimi i lOETEpEll unci Etci.; Sixth, Wm. H. Hickenlooper; Sev are. landed by the Union Paci.h enth, Wm. MeLaughlan; Four You fic R. R. in the Union Depot a teenth, A. Miner and George Cris-ino- Council where stands the C. Fifteenth, Jas. Moyle and R. and N.-- BiufiBi, Palace train, com nosed T. Burton. No alternates. IN OUR Dele of Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman hi.. gates authorized to fill vacancies. oieepmg vjars, elegant Day Coaches, Smoking Baggage Postal Cars, etc., HOSIERY AND NOTION DEPARTMENT THIRD PRECINCT. ib4T passengers rcoujr vu vuuver We offer the Choicest Selection ever brought to Utahl In the third precinct, Judge Elias throurfi Iowa and Illinois, and Into Chicago. Gliding smoothly along Smith was chosen chairman of the over AND ALL RECENTLY SELECTED; STOCK. the superb track Of steel rail R. V. and meeting Morris, Secre- through thriving cities and villages, FLAMEL AHD DOMESPIC DEPABTHINT . tary. 'The eight delegates are:' Peter comfortably seated m this train, one discovers the high rate of Is overstocked, and offers GREATER IUCEMENTS h ever ! Gillespie, Samuel Hamer, Zadoc scarcely speed which he is riding. Trains of Mitchell, George Dunford, Richard tliis road .are always on time, con MatUiews, A. H. Raleigh, R. V. u'ectkms sure, and passengers seek Morris, and A. Solomon. The al- ing pleasure, oomrurt, safety and lu traveling, will find the ternates are: Itacli el Isaacs, Joseph ease Orders "North-Westerin excess of their i S. Peter D. F.vans, th Mouse Pride Reld, J. Colbert, W of itt ELEGANT GOODS. for and the greatest of air J. Davis, MilahdO 1'ratt, W. Hawk, expectations, O j' routes io ;nicajro and tlie luast. Insist upon Ticket Agents selling and Robert Smith, you Tickets via this road; all FOURTH PRECINCT. Agents sell them. Examine vour and refuse to buy if they Tickets, was John chosen Bishop Sharp not read over this Road. If von chairman and Mr. R. W. Sloan, do wish the best Travelin ir Acmmmo. W ON US, before purchasing else, secretary. The five delegates were ilations, you will buy your Tickets I y -LOW PRICES and NEW and ELEGANT GOODS. selected as follows:. Eighteenth uiis 1 toute, 3&TAND WILL TAKE NO OTHER, t3r These are New Department and In them you can find Ward, Robert Patrick; Twentieth dswly the CHOICEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. WHITE SHIRTS t, Twenty-firsN. A. George Romney; are Stut Toe aad from lonely O. 75 eta. Upward, and mil other Goods in proportion. at F. Whitney And its all on account of vour In McFarlane; large, Goods ! & and Jas. Sharp. It was decided that digestion. Brown's Tonic Pepsin o. one alternate should be chosen from furnishes the stomach with the ac each of the three wards, as follows: tive principles of digestion; gives to tne system and cures dys The remainder of Ou; Stock that has been Re Eighteenth, Jos. B. Toronto; Twen tone pepsia. ND tieth, Henry Puzey; Twenty-firs- t, For sale by Z. C. M. I.. God be. moved from the Old House, shall be SOLD at ANY PRICE! 83-CALLAHerbert J. Foulger. It was moved" Pitts & Co., and Moore, Allen & Co.. d&w and carried that the delegates have Salt Lake. their credentials signed by the Use THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE Browa'i Vegetable Uver Pllla. BARTON & (X)., MERCHANT TAILORS, chairman and secretary. The Western Remedy for billious- 2E3 13X57" OS- CCD n ess and sick headache. All druz-FIFTH PRECINCT. One Deer East of Dinweodey's Furniture Store, 12!1G St:.. ecu At ' .: "BY EXPRESS: & W d tut; ui. JUST Judge Z. Snow was elected chair gutus Armure Dress Goods. Colored Camel Hairs, Sateens, Tricolioe BroA Mo tier's Vkrft. man and Junius F. Wells secretary. The delegates were elected by Bish cades, Monie Cloths, Handkerchief Dre The pride of a Mother, the life and Goods, Chuda a of her home,are children,heftce CloUu, Shawl Cloth, 8hawl Plaid .. Dress Goods, Brocaded Silks, in all op's wards, as follows: Eleventh, J. joy grief when sickness enters and Suadet, Scotch Plaids, Parisian Brocades, and Many Others. P.Freezeand Alex. McRae; Twelfth, her takes them away. Take warning ' John Midgley and 8. B. Voung; then, that you are running a terrible O If a E. and or have risk, Taylor Thirteenth, Joseph they Cough, Croup GIVE US A CALL and be convinced that tue. mean Jluanfjt Feramorz Little; at large, Judge Whooping; Cough, which lead to do and not if POSITIVELY attend THE LOWEST PRICES, and attention to all you Snow and Emeline B. Wells. Three Consumption, to Hat once.SH LLOHt CONSUMP Customer will be enforced. alternates were chosen: John R. TIVE CURE is guaranteed to cure Winder, Henry McEwan and them, rooff! 10 Tents, sooents and To the Wholesale Trade we offer au Immense Francis Armstrong. The delega $1 .00.' Pot1 lame Back, "Side orCheSt, Stock a BIG SACRIFICE X Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price tions from all the precincts were use 25 cents. Sold by Z. C. M. I. it ft uninstructed as to their action in Drue Deuartment. wholesale F. ATJERBACH BRO., the Convention, which will le held and retail, Salt Lake City, Utah. A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF 2 dsw at the County Court House on Sat Cb urday, October 2nd, at 2 p.m. The Beat I Brer Knew Of. G. Btarkey, a prominent and J. A Lady Physician- - Dr. Ellis B. influential citizen ofIowa City, says: Dyspepsia and Liver Shipp has taken an office In the I have had the for several years, and Complaint Hunter Buildings, Just north of have used remedy I could hear Zion's Savings Bank. See, her ad- of, withoutevery relief whatever,un til any vertisement in another column. She 1 saw your Bn lion's Vltaiizer adver makes a Specialty of the diseases of tised m our paper, and was persuad to try it. I am happy to state women and children. A class. In ed 15 Mold has entirely cured me. It is that it obstetrics will commence on the 10th certainly the Best Remedy I ever knew of. Price 75 cents. Sold by prox., at her office. Z. C. M. I. Drug Department, wholesale and retail, Salt Lake Whose Business Is It? There is City, 2dsw Utah, t ! ! bridge in the southwest part of this city, leading over Jordan, by J. A. Bailby, Land Agent, Salt Ynn LTnitfif T way of the Gth Ward, in a dilapidat Lake City Write to him enclosing ed and dangerous condition. If it is stamp and he will give Information s "4. .ayiw sw not repaired soon, the parties respon Frek about Jjond Matters. sible will be very likely to be sought . 1 after for recovery of damages. A few Laws of Utah, session of 1880, for sale at this office. Mailed on receipt of price, fifty cents. NOTICES. BUSINESS We respectfully invite the Ladies to call and examine our SPECIAL oaw g "wn CAN DEPEND UPON .' -- 1 ?llli90awf V " ' us 'lis.-Uurged- C5,sl $Sfcj& 15 .F-Vlf- : CHOICE PATTERNS. - Vlk. y ; , 3T7 4 . ...euiu-va- i IIUIiiiRi . ! 'mtjlk . Peoples'i Primaries. ; I)1 L Id V.A 14 Krads.8tdckmg Yarus.' ill Oil-.'- ! ; The primary meetings; held last evening in thejvark yom precincts of the rpOt K4nds janrtels M , . ; . .. 10 Kmda Waterproofs. c ; ' city,to elect delegates to the People's : . 'J1' , CodHt Conyenttotf, were dpderate-- j :10'!KJnoXtiiseys. Blankets.' E ly well attended aad tlie praieedlngs quiet and orderly..' "Thre were no( 10 Kinds Shoulder Shawls. 6 KJndaShJIwKi iK i r discussions. 6 Kinds Jeans FIRST PBEC1NCT. And" , lots of!6ther kinds of Home In this precmet Alderman E. F. Made1 Goods tor Sale bv John C. Cut Sheets was elected chairman and- - ler, 'Agent .OH' OonstituUon Build-to- g. .. Wiflu Fuller secretary. A. xaotfcm was carried to elect delegates, one tlVer. ;re tbe Bleed from each bishop's ward and one at Hkb Extract 'rtf RarA rvnHlla and , r r e. ',"".1 i. large,, he following, were accord- Dwidelicfn'wlth rodide of Potassium- u xw ingly chosen:" First Ward, A. V. Jacob Musser; Second, Heusser; GcV to the Globe .Bakexv for vour Third, John Y. Smith; Eighth, Confectionery and CAHES, where John Needham; .Jsinth, Chas. W. they are to be had pure and whole- in an honorable way. we will endeavor to treat all classes with a due ' some. H. 'Arnold. courtesy, Penrose; Tenth, J. C. Woods; at The |
