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Show Slit (Dgdett gttttriuw. Publiibod IVSRT EVEHNG, SuniUyi .xc.pted bjtli) Causa FBBUamsa Cum pas I. 2Z. ITOTICEI I. G...-XK- OBEffi, Retail Department. An Unwelcome Visitor. THE Tho odIv excitement in religious circles yesterday worthy of meution au event that happened at Trirl last evening. Just as the church ity service of evening prayer wa8 being concluded by tho singing of a hynm and tho Uev. Jlr. Garrett was about to begin hid sermon, a raccoon who probably had never before attended divine worship in hia hie entered through, the rear door of the church, and berran skirmishing around here and there in search ot a vacant seat The stranse intruder at once at- traded general notice. A large nu-ber of the ladies became frightened, jumped up on the seats and gathered their dresses closely about them, while the gentlemen laughed and en joyed the 1'un. Some few, who had never een a raccoon, mistook the little wretch of an intruder to be an animal of the genus Mephitis, or in nlain words a skunk. Ihose who abored under this impression, fearful est their Sunday clothes would be ruined, made for 'the door, but were two or three gentlemen, stopped members of the Omaha Sportsman's Club, who assured them that the an imal was nothing but a raccoon They had hunted raccoons may a time and could tell one on sight without fail. In the meantime a general raccoon hunt had taken place. Ihe sexton with a broomstick tried to drive the animal out of the front door, but Mr. Raccoon couldn't see it. Alter circling round among the seats, causing a shrill exclamation from the la dies hero and there, and alter elud ing capture by his many pursuers for soino little time, a young lad man aged td corral tho raccoon, aud grabbing him by the back of the neck, carried him out of doors. The excitement quieted down, and the Rev. Mr. Garrett, who had not been at all disturbed by the hunt, proceeded with hia sermon. Omaha Bee. :FHSnES17 STOCK! was If OP Silks, Delaines, Flannels, JOB WORK TURNED A Large Assortment Ploughs, Mowers, IS EXECUTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, CASE'S Celebrated Threshing Machine. 0- BOOTS AND SHOES, OF THE LATEST STYLES For Gents, Ladie3 or Misses wear. Complete in every variety. - WILLIAMS, SCOVILLE & Co. :o: Z. C. 31. I. Stove Department. to OAK, M0NITOR, NEW ERA AND OTIfER COOKING STOVES Heating Stoves of all Descriptions. dl-- TINWAEE , of ALL KINDS. tf ; JS Clothing Departm't Bill Heads, CALL AT NEW ARRIVALS"or SPRING GOODS, TEASDEL & Go's, Letter Heads, Show Cards, SE Z. C. M. I., Salt Lake City. Men's, Youths' and Boys' Visiting Cards, Last Temple Street, - - Salt Lake City, AND EXAMINE THEIR CIIOICE STOCK, SELECTED WITH TIIE GREATEST CARB IN KEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND CHICAGO. Business Cards, In d Ball Tickets, Consisting: of all the Newest Fabrics and Styles. Staple ami Fancy Dry Goods, the Popular Styles of Shawls, Yankee Notions, Etc. SILK, BEAVER, FELT AND OTHER HATS, Clothing in immense Variety, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,, From the most celebrated makers. Groceries and Hardware. Men's aud Boys' Caps in Great Variety.' Also, all Meal Tickets, Hand Bills, Shipping Bills, BLEES9 SEWING MA CHINES I Wecall special attention to our Stock of Monthly Statements, smash. I" exclaimed an customer, "he is an old bummer. Look at his nose." "Not at all, sir; that's Pcaeon Richard Smith," said a bystander. :r On hearing the last remark a customer away over in a corner, descended from barrel, and in two or three tacks reached the stranger, looked at him from head to foot, and stammered out : "Say, good man, judging from your sign board you take your coffee. What will you have V "I'll taka a little bourbon," was the reply; Taud the stranger dropped hia holy expression of countenance and grinned from ear to ear. - CHARTER OP dl05-t- f Receipt Books, -- ! GROCERY AND HARDWARE DEPARTMENT -- that you have never institution got up by the Young Men's Christian Association and lotuer good societies, for the purpose of 'entering very depths of vice and bringing sinners from the paths of hell. .Now the mission that I am on at present is of a somewhat similar oharacter. It is my duty to visit the bar rooms of this wicked city and endeavor to lead young ffiuu from the broad road that leads down to tho drunkard's grave." "Here, that's enough; you take a waJk," said the bar tender, pointing to the door. "The country is swarming with fanatics all reformers now," said a stout old gentleman, after gazing seriously on tho debris of his brandy of Hats, Caps and Clothing hoard of it; but I will tell you what it is. Ttm Sliil'night Mission is an " Carpets and Trimmings. WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! MAIN STREET, AND CORNER OF FIFTH AND VALL STREETS. "My friends," he said, "have you Limeys, etc. A Full Line of AND Superior Stylo granted Jacquards, A LARGE STOCK ever heard of the Midnight Mission ? You don't answer me. Then I take Corded Alpacas, Lumber, Sash, Doors, Teetotaler Tested lie Takes his Cottee. for. Bepps, Ogden Junction Office A tall individual dressed in seedy black, entered a saloon in Naussau street the other day and stood in front of a party of young men who were drinking. lie had a long white face but a very, suspiciously tinted Order Books, t" nose. it Poplins, Xoiivcantcs, With Wazon Stocfc. IN A A. Ever offered in this vicinity. FISH BRO'S & MITCHELL AT TIIE Gents Geeal ItoMsIitag Underclothing, Hosiery, Collars CIotcs, Neckties. Neurls, Shirt Studs, Umbrellas, Valises, Etc. d ' In consequence of the increasing demand for the above machine we ' appointed Mr. J. AGENTS FOR THE FAMED OUR Burlocls Diamond, Sliirts. We are opening the Most Extensive and Every Varuty of BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF Unrivalled in the Market. Call and examine STANFORD AGENT at his Store, TV I a-t- y GOODS We have ever offered, consisting of the finest qualities or French, English, German, Scotch and American Suiting estings, Cassimeres, Etc., Ele. RAILROAD WORK! wUTF":h.e4withviwtoupplyalltB.re1uirmenUofoqr Bo .InJSwiss. military circles, as well as in circles connected with the federal council, the question of fortifying strategically important places in Orden, Enqnln. Rmlttanef, "Switzerland is now more than ever b.AH tddratnd to tkt Mauger, being discussed, because it is beleiv-cthat the next war upon which armed Europe will enter will have for its theatre Switzerland or its immediate vicinity, and this view is supported by pointing to the allianW. ces lately concluded. The Swiss cavalry is to be armed with revolve) 6 manufactured at Liege. At preset t this arm is being supplied to the oaten and to a part of the regiments for trial. Next year the whole cavalry will be supplied with it. mm 15 TAILORIXG. OUR PENROSE, VERf HEAVY STOCK Late JtAMtS HACtE, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS low b. oen to much better GILTS, BKONZS. SATINS, IN WIUTlf.nd formerly BROWN A BNKS iifi on PISTOLS, Cd . - - Ladles' and Gentlemen's TRUNKS of our own Manufacture. Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes, r.u. 'i-- i 4174-t- a SALT LAKE CITY, THAN TO j-- jia Oilcloths and Carpets! II. 2. CLAWS OX, Superintendent. CALL AXD EXAMIXH DINWOODEY'S Immense Stock Airs or FISHINC TACKLE. FURNITURE A very large assortment of Floor Y1SITIX8 COUID NOT DO BETTER Ammunition- OF WALL PAPER and DECORATIONS Ca PEOPLE that our Patron I can select from the Choiceit Stock in Utah. Sfade to order on the shortest notice. ttc., (honid 8rT1TT' gg'l" i t "TT HAGUE BBO'S, NEW REGULATION MILITARY SUITS GUNS, d C. BUS1XESS OGDEN. FROM TIIE NORTH ly RAPIDLY 1XCREAS1XG FOR BIG GUN STORE! PIECE have- WHIPS ! Or ETERY DESCRIPTION ! For He is Determined to Sell Cheap. CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND MADS TO ORDER. 31 95 East Temple St., S.L.City. P.O. Lock Bex 049. fl-l- y East Temple Street, 75 First Souft Street. rhapnM a4 rUgrnnce CoiuMned, |