CACHE COUNTY CROSS CUTS. NEW Lime for sale at the Temple Block. je18-tf <br><br> QUITE a number of Salt Lake people are in town. <br><br> SERVICE berries and choke cherries are ripe in Logan canyon. APPLES have ripened rapidly in this vicinity within two weeks. <br><br> THERE was a lovely rainbow on Tuesday afternoon, but not much rain. <br><br> ON Friday morning last 115 people took breakfast at the Logan House. <br><br> THERE is said to be good chicken shooting on the hills west of Mendon. <br><br> THERE is a dearth of small change in the county since the circus cleaned us out. <br><br> PORTRAITS and biographies of Gen. James A. Garfield and Gen. Hancock for sale at the Book Store. <br><br> THE enterprising firm of Jones & Jenkins are about to build an addition to their store. Increase of business makes this necessary. <br><br> AT MOST daily we see pleasure parties from the other valley, who come to rusticate amid the beautiful scenery of our valley and canyons. <br><br> THE Normal Institute paid the circus the compliment of adjourning on Friday afternoon last to give those who wished an opportunity of attending. <br><br> AND now the firemen of Salt Lake are talking of getting up an excursion to Logan and Franklin on Sept. 8th. Come on, Cache is a good place to "excurt" to. <br><br> LOST. A horse colt about 8 weeks old, followed a team to Mendon on Sunday last. The finder will be rewarded by sending word to John Leatham, Wellsville. <br><br> THE butcher shop of Thatcher & Newberry has started a delivery wagon, which will prove a great accommodation to their meals delivered at their residences. <br><br> THE delivery wagon of the Logan Meat Market is now going the rounds. House keepers should give their orders to the driver and get the best cuts of beef, mutton and veal delivered at their residences. <br><br> ALL who are interested in the lumber business in the county, either as manufacturers or dealers, should attend the meeting to be held at 11 a. m. Aug. 28th in Logan Hall. The meeting is called by Zion's board of Trade. See official notice elsewhere. <br><br> THERE is a pool of stagnant water on Main street, just below the hill, that should be filled up. It fills with water which remains stagnant until it evaporates, when the pool is again replenished from a neighboring ditch, and constitutes a nuisance to the neighborhood. <br><br> THE trustees have accepted the bid of the U. O. M. & R. Co. for building the new school house in the fifth ward. It is expected that the building will be completed in December next. It is to be constructed of rock, and the dimensions are 80 by 60 feet, with front and rear vestibules. <br><br> MR. GEO. HIBBARD, County Bee Inspector, is out among the settlements, examining hives of bees, and destroying foul brood. Beekeepers may expect a call from him soon. He has found but little foul brood as yet, and says that bees have done better in this county this year than he ever knew them to do before. <br><br> A MAN of unkempt appearance, and who looked as though he had been hibernating in the mountains for some years, arrived in Logan Wednesday morning. He carried his camp equipage, including blankets, tin kettles, frying-pan and canteen, about his person, also his gun, and attracted considerable attention as he patroled [patrolled] the streets. <br><br> NOTICE is hereby given to the superintendents, choir leaders, and singers of the Sunday schools of the Stake, that a meeting for the purpose of preparing for the coming Jubilee, will be held until further notice on the last Saturday of each month in the Logan Tabernacle, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m. It is earnestly desired that all who have an interest in the matter will be present. <br><br> THE U. & N. [Utah & Northern railroad] has placed on its road two Pullman sleeping cars. These cars contain 20 berths, each berth affording luxurious accommodation for one person. The sleepers are now running from Ogden to Blackfoot, far enough to accomodate [accommodate] passengers for the night. We understand that more sleeping cars are to be added immediately. A new day coach has also been lately put on the road. All these cars are models of comfort, luxury, elegance and completeness of finish. <br><br> ON the evening of Friday last, at about dusk, a young man rode on Third street at a break-neck rate, on his way as is supposed to the circus. As he passed the Leader office, he gave vent to a series of whoops that would have shrivelled [shriveled] the corpse of a Comanche with envy. On reaching the residence of Hon. W. B. Preston he commenced shooting off a revolver, and continued till he had fired four or five shots. It is supposed that circus excitement, supervened by an overdose of the "oil of joy," was what ailed him. <br><br> A MAN was being shaved in Squire's barber shop last Friday, and had had the "timber" removed from one side of his face, when the circus procession came along. Sit still and let the barber proceed? Not he! The sight must be seen at all hazards. He leaped to his feet, and joined the throng of spectators on the side walk, with lathered and half shaved face. He had to wait in that condition, till his "turn" came again, though had he been in the procession himself, his face would have formed a queer "feature" of it. <br><br> WE are pleased to see S. W. Jenkinson, Esq., of the firm of Jenkinson Brothers furniture dealers, again in Logan. He has been spending some months in Salt Lake, but designs remaining in Logan for a time, as the increasing business of the firm demands his presence here. We lately inspected the stock of furniture &c, which the firm has on hand. It is large, complete, and includes furniture of fine and expensive quality, as well as the cheaper grades. They keep on hand or will make to order, excellent mattresses, and do a thriving and increasing business.