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I CHANGES OF A YEAR
A Retrospective Glance at Brigham
Citys Progress
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To the Editor of THE HERALD
Taking a retrospective glance at the
history of Brigham City during the in
terval between 1876 and 1886 many
wonderful changes are visible on every
handchanges which ten years ago
would have been considered almost im
I t possible to take place Going back to
Christmas 1876 we see the Brigham
City Cooperative Mercantile and Man
ufacturing Institution nearly at the
zenith of its prosperity with a large
number of branches of home industry
in full operation in which were em
ployed some 500 persons all of
whom were laboring for the accom
plishment of one great and praise
worthy objectthe permament estab
lishment of home manufactures At
that time we had but one store in Brig
ham City which was patronized by all
our citizens We had at that time
one butcher shop one shoe shop one
tailors shop one millinery shop one
blacksmith shop
Christmas 1886 in Brigham City
presents a very different appearance to
I that of ten years ago Our coopera
tive mercantile establishment occupies
large threestory building on West
ern Avenue and carries about 60000
worth of stock consisting of dry goods
and general merchandise This insti
tution has a wholesale and retail trade
and employs some six clerks
Next come Boothe Peirces mercan
tile establishment who also carry an
extensive stock of general merchandise
This firm employs three or four clerks
and does a good business Next we have
Mr George Gidney Mr Christian
Nielsen Horsley Sons E A Box
John Christ onsen Christian Hoist
Lorenzo Grache and others in the mer
cantile business Then we have the
Box Elder wagon and hardware es
tablishment which is a prosperous
and solid institution and most
of these business houses here had a
rush of trade during Christmas time
and our citizens generally appear to be
prosperous and happy
Recreations and amusements have
been in order during the past week
un Saturday evening last our Home
Dramatic Crab performed Loves
Sacrifice to a crowded house Indeed
numbers were unable to obtain seats or
standingroom and returned home dis
appointed in not being permitted to
witness our home clubs initial perform
ance this seasoa
The cast of the play was as follows
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I Mathew lmore Mr L H Felrce
Paul LafontHrXHSnow
EugeneDe Lotme Mr D P Burt
8tL = Mr R H Jones
Friar Dominic Mr A E Snow
Morluc Mr M M Faulkner
DerVeray Mr J B McMaster
Jean Buse Mr Frank Bowring
Baptiste Mr O Forsgreen
MargretElmoteMts E H Peirce
Herminle Miss Etta Madson
Manon tMiss Martha Wright I
Jeany MIw Becky Nichols
The play was performed in a careful
artistic and satisfactory manner Of
course Mr and Mrs E H Peirce as
usual received unnumbered econiums
for their excellent acting as the stars of
the play The other characters were
all well up in their parts and business
and hence the play ran smoothly
throughout
On Monday evening last a grand
dress character ball which was gotten
up by Mr Morris B Young was held
In the Theatre and proved to be a very
interesting affair There were about
seventy couples present most of whom
were dressed in character and the most
attractive and best of whom were Mr
Morris B Young as Miss Bridget Mc
Carthy a fine Irish girl Mrs M B
Young as the Stars and Stripes Mr
L 0 Peirce as Miss Sally a fashion
able hightoned Cullud Gal Mrs
L 0 Peirce as Good Luck with cos
tume covered with golden horse shoes
Mr AE Snow as a fine old English
nobleman Miss Parenthia Snow as an
Indian Princess Mr R H Jones as
Hamlet was well made Mr
George R Savage of Salt Lake
City as a Japanese nobleman
Miss E Stark as a Big Sunflower Mr
James Forrest as a Paddy Mr E A
Lingood as George Washington Mr
Willis Booth Jr as Schnie1er Dycher
Frank Dowsing as a Harlequin Frank
Pelt as a hightoned negro Mr B K
Wilson Jr as a Mexican cowboy
etc etc
During the evening Mr M B Young
favored the company with a song in the
Hawaiian language which was very
entertaining Mr John Booth also
sang Michael Schnieders Party in ex
cellent style Mrs M B Young re
cited Whistling in Heaven with good
effect Mr Geo R Savage sang Tit
Willow ia a mirth provoking manner
Yesterday our Second Ward Sabbath
School officers gave the scholars a treat
in the shape of p dance In the centre
of the Hall there was a large Christmas
tree loaded with presents There were
over two hundred presents distributed
among the children at the close of the
dance and the children enjoyed them
selves immensely The inside of our The
atre is receiving > considerable improvement
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ment The gallery has just been newly
seated and two new dressing rooms are 1
being fitted up on each side of the
stage These improvements were much
needed and will be appreciated fay
both audiences and performers at
entertainments here in the future
On Saturday evening next our
Dramatic Club will present the play of
The Two Orphans It is said that
the proceeds of last Saturday nights
performance amounted to 114 which
amount will be devoted towards a new
organ for our Tabernacle
Weather here is mild but gathering
clouds portend a coming storm
Yours truly J B
BBIGHAM CITY Dec 30th 1886
Pleaded Gailty
CHICAGO December 31Colonel W
H Bolton exsuperintendent of second
class mail matter in the Chicago post
office recently indicted for embezzle
ment in the United States District
Court this afternoon pleaded guilty to
withholding 12000 from the govern
ment His counsel cited Colonel Bol
tons honorable war record and the
fact that he has turned over all his
property to the government equal to
about the amount of the embezzlement
The court said he would defer sentence
SHILOHS CURE will immediately
relieve Croop Whooping Cough and
Broncnitis For sale at A 0 with
Coe Drug Store 14 i
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A Robber Caught tq if +
WASHINGTON r December 31 At bold
robbery was perpetrated at the resi
dence of Don Domingo Gand Chilian
minister Jast night The burglar was
F B Silua a Brazilian who had form
erlybeen employed in the household
About a month ago Silva was dis
charged under suspicion and went to
N w York He returned last night
entered the home of his former em
ployer and stole a sum of money and
7000 worth of jewelry and other valu
ables The thief was arrested this
morning while boarding a train for New
York The valuables were recovered
Capital Chips
WASHINGTON December 31 Public
debt reduction 000000
I The President remained quiet lying
in his private room this morning
looking over matters of current busi
ness He was compelled to abandon
his intention to attend General Logans
funeral owing to the inclement weather
Hartlncton Declines
LONDON December Hartington
after a conference with Goschen this
morning called on Salisbury and in
formed him of the decision of the Lib
eral Unionists to refuse to enter the
Conservative cabinet although he
would continue to support it
Real War
ST Louis December 3IA special
from Nogales Arizona says A report
has reached this city that a severe fight
has taken place between National
troops and Revolutionists in the State
of Sinalsa Mexico and that several
hundred had 1 been killed on both sides
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plaint you have a printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It
never fails to cure For sale at A C
Smith Cos Drag Store 15 i
Make a Note of This
The Art Bazar is headquarters for
cheap goody for the festive season
Frames Books and Fancy Goods were
never cheaper than they are now A
splendid assortment on exhibition
Come and see for yourself
C R SAVAGE
Clothing
Gentlemen desiringto purchase
Handsome Dress Suit
A Handsome Business Suit
A Fashionable Overcoat or
A Stylish TJlfter
will consult their Interest by calling at
L GOLDBERG
USE the Arnold Cooker and Coffee
Pot
Summer Complaints
children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great ValleyTan
Sem dy known as Johnsons Essence
Life Be sure and have a bottle in the
house to use on the first symptom
Only Barents l Sold by Z C M I and
all druggists
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THE BEST MEDICAL writers claim that
the successful remedy for nasalcatarrh
must be nonirritating easy of appli
cation and one that will by its own ac
tion reach all the remote sores and ul
cerated t surfaces The history of the
efforts to treat catarrh during the past
few years obliges us to admit that only
one remedy has completely met these
conditions and that is Elys Cream
Balm This safe and pleasant remedy
has mastered catarrh as nothing else
has ever done and both physicians and
patients freely concede this fact The
more distressing symptoms uickly i
yield to it j
HACKMETACK a lasting and
fragrant perfume Price 25 and 50
cents For sale at A C Smith Cos
Drug Store 13
MISCELLANEOUS
A Fisher Brewing On
Brewery Fear U 0 R R and D i
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SALT LAKE CITY ITBA1
P 0 Box 1W9 Telephone 294
fe are now prepared to promptly supply
the public with Keg and Bottled
Beer of a Superior Quality at
Popular Prices
OUR CITY DEPOT for the Celebrated
LBERT FISHER BEER Is at TUFTS J
YSTEOMS wellknown Beer Hall 109 8
art Temple 8treet where will always be
rand a full supply of our keg and bottled
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Orders solicited and promptly aft nded
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titude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans ROYAL
BAKING POWDER Cs 106 Wall Street NY
JOHN TAYLOE B H SCHETTLXB
President Assistant Cashier
Zions Sayings Bank
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TRUST COMPANY
No 63 EAST TEMPLE ST
Does a General Banking Business
Fays 5 per Cent Interest on Savings
Deposits
M o NE Y TO LOAN
On Approved Securities at Low Bate
of Interest
OESERET NATIONAL BANK
SALT LAKE CITY
Paid In Capital 200000
Surplus 200000
HS Eldredge President
Feramors Little VlcePrest 1
John nor I
Wm W Biter > Directora
J A Groesbeck
LeS Ellis Cashier I
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Receives Deposits P 7ble On Demand
Buys and Belli Exchange on New York Ban
Francisco Chicago Bt Louis Omaha Lon
don and principal continental cities
Sakes Colloctlonfl Remitting Pro
coeds Promptly
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T B JONES CO
Bankers
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
Transact a General Banking business in
all its branches
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given collections and
remittances made on day of payment
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on com
mission
Long loans made on city real estate at low
rates of interest
Special attention given to the selling of
ores and bullion of which consignments
are solicited
Advances made on ores base bullion
Gold and silver barsshipped for refining
GOREESPONDENTS
New York J B Colgate Co I
Omaha Omaha National Bank
San Francisco Bank of California
Chicago First National Bank
Denver + iGermait National Ban
McCORNICK Go
B A IV IE S3 ItS
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH AND
HAILEi IDAHO
Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion We solicit Consignments
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices
Collections Made at lowest Rate
EXACut Orders for the Purchase or Sale of
Streks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco
We sell Exchange alld Telegraphic Trans
fers on leading cities of the Umted States
also furnish SgL Drafts or Remit Funds to
London Dublin Berlin Copenhagen Paris
Stockholm and all other prominent points
in Europe at Lowest Rates of Exchange
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
NEW YORK Importers and Traders N
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KOllntze tional Bank Brothers Chemical National Bank
CIC3 ° COmmercIal and First
National
Bank
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SAN ANCIscOFirst National Bank
OMAHAomaha National Bank
DENVERCIty tional Bank National Bank Denver Na
KANSAS CITYBank of Kansas
City
ST LoUISStates Saving Association
United States Depository
UNION NATIONAL
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
CapitalFully Paid 200000
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
Business BANKING
Receives
on demand UBCeiTes deposits payable
mittances Collections made made on day at CUrrent of rates and re
payment
the Correspondents intheP 1 cipal cities
United Suites prBclPal
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Absolutely Fireaaii
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Special
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Dd Bullion given to he sale of Orca
JOSEPH R W ALKER President
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4 BAYBOULD cashier
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IMISCELL NEOU8
HAPPY EW YEAR
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READ AND REFLECT
Our Stock of Clocks
Canes Plated Bronzes Goldheaded
Ware Sterling SUer Got
Watches Chains Charms Fancy GOOd
and all kinds of Jewelry is Articles
the most
nl1icent ever nag
displayed iuny
any house
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west and being cash buyers the
pated to offer some of the Choicest we Good
Goods
Prices that must satisfy
everyone
every article In our stock is freshfr Ahnor
froIl1
factories and we ask an th
stock before examination oft f
you purchase
Give Us a Call and See for
Yourselves
Special Attention Paid to Ore t
by Mail
JOSLIN PARK
170 S MAIN STREET
LUMBER YARD
JUTD
Planing Mill
ONEHALF BLOCK EAST OF DEppy
Lumber Doors
Lath Sash
Shingles Mouldings f
Oeiling Frames
Flooring Pickets
Hardware Rustic i J
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Sash Weights Glass etc bpf
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ALL BILLS FILLED PBOMPTLY
Builders Contractors
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MANUFACIURFRS
Taylor Romney Armstrong
Late Latimer Taylor J < Co
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nEMOVAL
We have removed our Coal Office fronE
DInwoodeys Furniture Store to
No 40 MAIN STREET
Nearly opposite Z C M I
WEBER COAL
Prom the Wasatch Orismon Mies
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Pleasant Valley Coal
From the Utah Central Ooa Mines
Constantly on hand We are prepared
urnish In any quantities at the yard atUw
Central Railway Depot or delivered to act
part of the city at regula irate Stlephoie
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Jeweler Watch Maker
OC and 62 MAIN STREET
HAS ONE OF THE
FINEST STOCKS OF GOODS
Ever displayed in Utah having recei i
large additions lately from New York ls <
three months he will sell at the i OTVESr
POSSIBLE PRICES with an idea t ol
probably going out of business at the ed ol
that time
SALT I LAKE CITY Nov 13th 1836 n14
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Has received a large Invoice of tie
H
NEWEST DESIGNS
In numerous styles of
SILVERWARE J 1
tad la Offering It at BemarJwW
Low Prices
CALL ANDEXAMIN AND
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Also keeps a Full Line of Elpia lY ° ltt I
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make f
Hovrsrand several other
Watches in Gold SllverCsseS
A Fall Assortment of JereJrY
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All Goods warranted to be s
Rented
ELiaSOH ifiOainJ i SG
DE ROMANIA B PRA 1
Eye and Ear Testing for spectacIfI
Obstetrics and Dla lU
of Women
Office over Godbe do Pitts Drug Store Plti
phone au at residence Godb < It
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In rncsJoas given to rtad ft
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