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Found 28 advertisements

Year: 1876
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View Ad Mitchell & James, David James Count: 11 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-06-01
MITCHELL & JAMES, Tinners, Gas, Water & Steam Fitters AGENTS FOR RUMSEY’S CELEBRATED LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS. Pumps Repaired on short notice. Orders from the country promptly responped to. Address, Mitchell & James, Box 306, Salt Lake City.
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View Ad Town Clock Store Count: 6 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-03-15
THE KIND OF BOOTS AND SHOES EVERYBODY SHOULD WEAR Are the handsome, durable, easy-fitting and reasonable- priced articles made by the WORKINGMEN’S CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, At the TOWN CLOCK STORE, 87 Main St. Repairing Done. Leather, Findings and Kit at Moderate Rates. S.P. CROMPTON, Supt.
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View Ad Teasdel's Count: 5 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-03-01
AT TEASDEL'S On and after December 1st I will sell all Raisins and Currants and Christmas Fruits, cleaned and prepared, thus giving a benefit to those wishing to prepare their Mince Meat for Christmas. A full Supply of Presents for Christmas and New Year in useful and substantial items. Dried Applies, to the many inquiries: I will take more good, sound Fruit, S.P. TEASDEL, Eagle House.
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View Ad United Order of Tailors Count: 19 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-10-01
LADIES If sou want your husbands to have a good, substantia. Suit, either Home-made or Foreign, send them to the UNITED ORDER OF TAILORS They will take in payment, CASH, FLOUR, BUTTER and EGGS, F. GOSS, Supt.
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View Ad C. E. Dye Count: 6 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-03-15
MILLINERY Mrs. C. E. DYE, Thanks the Ladies of Salt Lake City and Territory for their liberal patronagé. She is now prepared to ac- commodate them with all the Latest Fall and Winter Styles in Millinery and Notions, at her new Store, No. 17 Main Street. GIVE HER A CALL. Prices to suit the times.
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View Ad W. Harrison's Count: 3 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-02-01
IF YOU WANT CHEAP COOK, PARLOR & HEATING STOVES TINWARE, FRUIT CANS, Etc., GO TO W. HARRISON'S, One door South of Constitution Buildings, Main Street.
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View Ad O. L. Eliason Count: 5 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-03-01
O.L. ELIASON, DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, Second South Street, Opposite Walker Brothers’ Bank. Watches and Clocks Repaired and Warranted for ONE YEAR.
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View Ad Nickoline Olsen Count: 2 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-01-15
NOTICE. The undersigned begs to inform the public, she has sure and safe remedies for Disentery, Diarrhoea, Coughs, Canker, Cramp, Palpitation of the Heart, Liver and Lung complaints, Bruises, Itch, Yellow Jaundice Female Weaknesses of all kinds and premature births a specialty. Ladies accommodated with rooms at my residence during confinement. NICKOLINE OLSEN,Exam. Midwife. 4 1-2 blocks South of Street Car Station. 4th East St., 2nd Ward,
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View Ad Walling & Tanner Count: 1 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-01-01
WALLIN & TANNER, GROESBECK BLOCK, SECOND SOUTH STREET, Wholesale and Retail dealers in HARNESS, SADDLES, AND HORSE Blankets, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
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View Ad Little & Roundy Count: 10 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-05-15
LITTLE & ROUNDY, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Crockery, China and Glassware, TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATEDWARE. 23, MAIN STREET.
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View Ad H. E. Phelps Count: 15 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-08-01
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, AND GENERAL DRY GOODS. Specialty in Gloves and Home-made Socks. Fine Line of LADIES’ CORSETS. H. E. PHELPS, 29 EAST TEMPLE STREET.
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View Ad H. Dinwoodey Count: 24 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
H. DINWOODEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FURNITURE, SPRING BEDS, WIRE MATTRESSES FEATHERS WALL PAPER AND BABY CARRIAGES, 75, 77, & 79, First South Street, SALT LAKE CITY.
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View Ad F. Auerbach & Bros Count: 24 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
F. AUERBACH & BRO. 55 East TEMPLE STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods, Shapes, Flowers, Ornaments, Etc., Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Cloaks and Furs, Notions, Pipes, Cutlery, Etc., Our Prices will be as low as the lowest, Wholesale Buy- ers will find the Best Assortment and Bottom Prices at the Old Fashioned House.
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View Ad Wm. H. Miles Count: 17 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-09-01
HOME-MADE BRUSHES. Of a better quality, and as cheap as the imported article. Call at the Store of the U.O. 14th WARD, Four doors below Walker House, and examine our goods, we guarantee satisfaction, and will take pleasure in making to order, such brushes as we have not on hand. Wm. H. MILES, Supt.
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View Ad ZCMI Count: 24 First Date: 1876-01-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
Z. C. M. I Wholesale and Retail Dealing in all kinds of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE, STUDEBAKER WAGONS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMNETS, &c.
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View Ad M. S. Benson Count: 2 First Date: 1876-03-01 Last Date: 1876-03-15
Mrs. M.S. BENSON Has had 25 years experience as an Accoucher and Her- balist. She makes a specialty of Female Complaints, and of Fits. Office and residence ot Morris’ corner, one block south of the Theatre on the State Road.
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View Ad C. R. Savage Count: 20 First Date: 1876-03-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
THE FINE ARTS. The Ladies of Utah are invited to visit our New Art Gallery, the finest in the West. We will show them specimens of our first premium por- trait and Landscape Photographs in all branches includ- ing enlargements from small pictures, any size or style, the coloring in water colors, ink or oil, is by G. M. Ottin- ger, which is a sufficient guarantee of excellence. Our prices are put at living rates. We spare no pains to produce satisfactory work, and are determined to excel in all we do. A full assortment of Day and Sunday School Prizes kept in stock. Frames, Chromos and Pictures of all kinds on hand. Send your orders to C.R. SAVAGE, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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View Ad Taylor & Cutler's Count: 6 First Date: 1876-03-15 Last Date: 1876-06-01
TO THE LADIES! TAYLOR & CUTLER Have just received a large stock of SPRING GOODS of all kinds, NEW STYLES PRINTS, FANCY DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ NECK TIES, and a full stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c., which we are selling very cheap.
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View Ad Teasdel's Count: 9 First Date: 1876-03-15 Last Date: 1876-07-15
Now Receiving, at TEASDEL'S The first arrival of Spring Styles, Prints, Dress Goods, Flowers, &c. Ladies will please call, as good attention to low prices, and full assortment on hand. S.P. TEASDEL, Eagle House.
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View Ad Town Clock Store Count: 13 First Date: 1876-04-01 Last Date: 1876-10-01
THE KIND OF BOOTS AND SHOES EVERYBODY SHOULD WEAR Are the handsome, durable, easy-fitting and reasonable- priced articles made by the WORKINGMEN’S CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, At the TOWN CLOCK STORE, 87 Main St. Repairing Done. Leather, Findings and Kit at Moderate Rates. D.M. McALLISTER, Supt.
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View Ad C. E. Dye Count: 12 First Date: 1876-04-01 Last Date: 1876-09-15
Mrs. C.E. DYE, Is now prepared for the Spring Trade, with all the latest styles of Hats and Bonnets, and newest shades of Silks and Ribbons. Flowers in endless variety. Ladies attending Conference should call and see her fine assortment, which cannot be excelled in quality and price. 17, East Temple street. TEMPLE OF FASHION.
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View Ad R. Matthews & Co. Count: 12 First Date: 1876-06-01 Last Date: 1876-11-15
R. MATTHEWS & Co., Manufacturers of ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, TOILET SOAP, (Highly Perfumed,) BATH SAND TABLETS, Indispensable to the Toilet and Bath Room. SCOURING SOAP, A great Saving of Labor to the Housekeeper. SUPERIOR WRITING FLUID. One of the best flowing and durable Inks ever made. We Warrant our Articles Pure. JOSEPH L. BAREOOT, Chemical Director Addres R. MATTHEWS & CO., Lock Box, 1064. Salt Lake City.
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View Ad Mitchell & James, David James Count: 13 First Date: 1876-06-15 Last Date: 1876-12-15
DAVID JAMES, TINNER, GAS, WATER & STEAM FITTER. Agent for RUMSEY’S celebrated LIFT and FORCE PUMPS. Pumps Repaired On short notice. Orders from the country promptly responded to. Address, David James, Box 306. Salt Lake City.
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View Ad Teasdel's Count: 10 First Date: 1876-08-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
TEASDEL’S THE FAVORITE AND POPULAR HOUSE FOR THE LADIES, AND NOTED FOR THE REGULATION OF LOW PRICES IN FAMILY GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS, PROVISIONS, Etc.
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View Ad C. E. Dye Count: 6 First Date: 1876-10-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
Mrs. C. E. Dye Invites her patrons, the Ladies of Salt Lake and vici- nity, to call and inspect her New Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, having the Largest assortment in all branches of Millinery of any house in town. Ladies favoring her with a call, will find the latest Parisian Modes and most Modern Fashions of America in her Emporium. Do not forget 17, East Temple street. TEMPLE OF FASHION. Ladies attending Conference will do well to give her a call.
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View Ad Woman's Commission House Count: 2 First Date: 1876-11-01 Last Date: 1876-11-15
WOMAN'S COMMISSION HOUSE IS NOW FURNISHED WITH A VARIETY OF WOOLEN GOODS, SUCH AS FLANNELS, LINSEYS, WATERPROOFS, JEANS, DOE-SKINS, YARNS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES, LADIES’ JACKETS, &c., FANCY ARTILCES, HATS, SHOES, BRUSHES, BROOMS, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, FLOUR, CIDER, VINEGAR, INK, SOAPS, LAUNDRY BLUEING, ALSO A VARIETY OF MEDICINES, INCLUDING D. Huntington’s Celebrated INDIAN REMEDIES! AND THE : Oil of Artemisia, Or WILD SAGE. ALL HOME MANUFACTURE.
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View Ad Woolcott's Pain Paint Count: 3 First Date: 1876-11-15 Last Date: 1876-12-15
WOOLCOTT’S PAIN PAINT IS THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY For Inflammation, Fever or Heat. Does not burn, Smart or color the skin, and requires no rubbing. Recom- mended for all Eruptive Diseases, Rheumatism, Bruises, Wounds, Colds, Frosted Feet, &c. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. Hundreds of References in Salt Lake City. The Ogden Junction says: “Pain Paint is a wonderful remedy and ought to be widely known.” A HOME PREPARATION. ONLY CITY AGENCIES—11th and 15th Ward Co-op Stores, Deseret Bakery, Main Street, Morgan's, 7th Ward Cooper's, 17th Ward (and Woman's Commission House. AGENTS WANTED. No Capital but Bishop’s Recommend required. Ad- dress this office.
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View Ad Woman's Commission House Count: 2 First Date: 1876-12-01 Last Date: 1876-12-15
WOMAN'S COMMISSION HOUSE IS NOW FURNISHED WITH A VARIETY OF WOOLEN GOODS, SUCH AS TWEEDS, JEANS, DOE-SKINS, WATERPROOFS, FLANNELS, LINSEYS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS, LADIES JACKETS, STOCKINGS, YARNS, SOCKS, GLOVES, WRISTLETS, LATEST STYLES OF FANCY WORSTED TIES, Men's Knitted Undershirts, DAMASK BED SPREADS, Rag Carpet, Felt and Straw Hats, Fancy Articles, Shoes, Satchels, Cotton Yarn, Brush- es, Brooms, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Flour, Can- ned Fruits, Tomato Catsup, Cider-Vinegar Candies, Table Salt, Tiny Trunks, Tiny Bu- reaus, Spool Stands, Laundry Blueing, Soaps, Ink, Shoe Blacking, Concentrated Lye, Silver Plating, Pottery Ware, Clothes Pins, Neats Foot Oil, Glue. ALSO A VARIETY OF MEDICINES, INCLUDING D. Huntington’s Celebrated INDIAN REMEDIES AND THE Oil of Artemisia, OR WILD SAGE, PAIN Paint. Medicines from Dr. Crockwell’s Dispenstay, SARAS SALVE, Etc. Also a Variety of Books, AL OF HOME MANUFACTURE. —
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