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Show '..'JlUiY t ir Hires; jpsbllkc4 try i4 Tcdt Satckoat a AT CMkii SVBSCRII'TION RATES: I i Moa. , rr. Tnc il.w. . 1.50. copyScenla. list - t tl Lm Mr. J L. Poole, State agent for the wonderful Dayton Computing Scale, he s been taking orders in Logan. For all kinds of lumber, and first-clacarpenter work go to Anthon Anderson fc Son, three blocks west and two south o Thatcher Bros. Bank. f Next time a few of our friends assemble for the purpose of having a little fun, and we are not invitee either as referee, stake-holdor not principal sdectator, there will te trouble. After a pleasant - stay of two weeks duration, spent, in visiting relatives and friends in Logan and Wellsvilie, Mrs. Annie Osmond returned to her home at Paris, , Idaho, last Friday. The attendance at conference on Sunday was very large indeed. In the afternoon the tabernacle was packed to its . utmost capacity, while scores of people were uaable to gain entrance to the building. . A feature worthy of note at the conference was the good order maintained. All the yapi seemed to have stayed at home, and hence there were no exhibi-ion- s of love sick, spooning couples In the - - gallery... .. tl rraa Diamond coal is hot staff. will sell capes and shawls a a reduced price. Mrs.T. D. Roberts, Mns. Peterson, the mother o ' our townsman Andreas Peterson, Ijing at the point of death. 4 Hon. James T. Hammond, came up from Salt LakeSaturday on legal business. His many Logan friends were glad to see him again. Smith, Cummings & Co, the job printers, are uow manufacturing robber stamps; and very good stamps at that. They are fully equal to the best made anywhere. Have you seen' that beautiful couvenir cup in the Cardon Jewelry Cos window? Just take a look at ' it. It i9 to be given to the best waltzer at the Band dance lady next Saturday night in the Eccles Howell hall. Tickets 60 cents. Dr. J. M. Tanner attended an Institute meeting in Sanpete conn-a- y V AS: IS PREPARED WITH 10; ! . The choir was put in full force es ah n.mpnnTii 5 REPERTOIRE OF NEW MUSIC, INCLUDING A - The Most Popular Overtures, And all the Latest Dauco Music 4 . Fo.vra Absolutely Pur? , . .BALLS, CONCERTS, (tow uxm to.. TO PLAY FOR ETC. SOCIABLES, ENTERTAINMENTS, wewvomc n The Organization connist of the following Mnlcians, who hare always been identified with the BEST Musical Organizations of the City. FRANK ITARRIS, let Violin. J. C. WAHLEN, Cornet. M. CRAGaN, Clarinets. , p JOS. JENSON, S. MRS. F. HARRIS, Piano. BAKER, Trombone. HAL. FARR, Flute. J.P. SMITH, Double Hae, B. E. CARLISLE, Drums. frell-knew- Jolly. Andrew S. Lowe is once more perambulating tbe county in the interest of Z, 0. M. I. ' - The Sidney Stevens Implement Co. now have tbe Western agency . for the celebrated genuine Com- Any number o! Instrument desired will be furnished. Music at Harris For Bros, Store, etc., prices, apply bob mon Sense . f sleighs. The handsome doll that his been on exhibition in the show window of H. G. Hay ball for some, time past, was rallied off the other evenFORMERLY OF LEWIS & EDWARDS, . ing, Mr. J. W. Barrett being the winner. lucky Ii now doing business at the old Cardon SaDd on Main Street, and Account National Stock Growcordially invites his friends and the general public to call ers Coi vention held , at Denver on him when in need of Colo., angary 25, 26 and 27, 189S, the Oregon . Short Line "ill sell round trip ticlets at one lowest pumltiire. Carpets. Window first-clas- s rate. Selling dateB JanGlass' or Picture Frames- - (! . ' uary 23 and 24. Final limit of , Thomas H Lewis, 8 tickets 15 davs. v t. 0 tej D TREATMENT AND PRICES GUARANTEED.! In the District Court yesterday the case of Thos. L. Obray, vs J. Z. 3tewartreral,wasTip' before Judge Good, ure liquors of all kinde, the osculatory tete was sud- - . Hart.' An order was made strikR. Edwards. at J. f And out defendants denly unthei SDSwer and interrupted. ing til today, was given in , which to A marriage license was issued young men now wish that Herod file an amended answer. Other Saturday to Soren C. Anderson 33 was ruling this country just long oases whijhwiircome up before and Laura MfLaursen, lOof Hyde enough to rid it of pestilential " small brothers. Judge Hart during the January Park. term are: Christina S. Swenson Talking about pulling stock, the vs. N. P. Swenson, set forJan. 22. those of Frank EarPs Samuel way 6,500 donkeys of ice Hyrum41Iatch along bepounds B Wright, set for Jan. 20. State yank hind them is a corker." vs. Jno. Adams and David Potter, set for Jan ,l2477Btate vs. N. W. Aiample shipment ' of 50,000 Watch, Clock and Jewelry repiiring. Nielsen, Jail. 25 Gustave Jacobson pounds of flour has been made Ere tested free of charge. vs.S. H H. Clark; Hannah E. from Logan to Hong Kong, China, y - " t Jacobson' va. Frederick W. Jacob- via Portland. This shipment was .'ititbsiMtiuiSik&utflisii son, not j et set for trial. On' Sat- sent as a sample of the Utah proTotwm kMkr MMl Mt rtw H to Mi IMw urday the case ot A A. Cooper vs. duct,& and if satisfactory will open wt t a.M Ml. - fM. m. w. Mit. m4 iV m. Toombs, was on. A decree of up market for the entire surplus ttca ftmm anIHW, Mm uj f. UK. am lalMX bt whi rtelMMwUtsMitiuN$iiNf . , W V 05-GOO- on Friday and Saturday flast atconference,,andtheir singing The selections .week, where be addressed the as- was heavenly. sembled teachers of Sanpete, and were especially suited to the public . were asteand beauti-urendered a in -- Sevier counties. Piiorto-hi- s l reand inspiring manner, that turn he will deliver several forth expressions - nought of county; raise from almost every one' pres . Atostle A. 0. Woodruff made a ent. favorable very Impression upon Fcniral services over the re the people here by his earnest, un- mains of Mr. Boren Soren pen.. were affected way of speakings Ha spoke leld in' the' Fifth ward . meeting -on Saturday-afternoo- n, and again louse on The houre Saturday. on Sunday ftfternoon and eyening; war -- packed with sympathizing "being listened to very attentively relatives, friends and fellow-workeby the large audience. , ' in the temple. The speakers Tm attention of tfce road super- were: Samuel Roskelley, Orson visor is called to the bad condition ' W. B. Preston; Smith'Tlishop of Canyon street, just above Alvin Lpostle M, W, Merrill, and Bishop Crocketts place. Water has been Hyde, all of whom bore testimony allowed to run along the street o Brother Sorensons worth as a foreclosure of mortgage was grant- ol Slate. and it is now a.sheet of ice danger- man and his devotion to the ed for gospel $1500 principal pl&nlifl Havikg by . mutual consent ous for a team to venture upon. cause. The remains were followed $6C0 interest and $100 counsel fees. severed his connection with Mr. in-Ut- i ill Ml er -- hiiiiui i i ttei ss P0IHT8. Z. J" - ADVERTISING RATES: ct. per Has each lnertla, Reaillng Notices, 10 eta. per line each luxe rile. MiwrllaneousCoIamn, Jic.word each Inaertloa. u Display Adtertisemeats made knows on application. Advertisements not accompanied hy wrlttsa directions will he inserted uaUl lorhlddea, and charged accordingly. LOCAL rfrmcnj ccil.J d, ' . b irn Hit. Ernest William?, the Dis trict 76 and Sego Lily shoe man,' is doing tuHneEs in Logan. ' Fon sale Cheap J. W. Pepper ornet, silver-platehandsomely eugravfd nearly new.JEnquire at this office too ah Citt, Cacbs Coxnnr, Vtam. l', i EvnvrruY Is ICAO. JANUAUY 13 , te et-al,- vs. rs r P . - ltliTo Grand flnnual"0l6aranGe Sa67dan Tlxe Log's.TX ' IDr3r G-ocd.- s s. -- MB W Mk M 11 iMk dewity m ItCMfrev iHy farted wtfww. MlMDlllWlbhywWwiMWVlvtts I CwiwwfmfWw IlDI CiRDOa JLWELST CO. PeD;lst: C03nc2.pax2.3r. (SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE.) Jt can balvery easily remedied by a little labor. ' A number of Mrs. Mary A. Leishmaus lady. friends united in giving her a surprise last Friday evening, at her residence on the Island A delicious supper was served, and games and joyous conversation 'whiied the honrs away until midnight, when the guests retired after having spent an even-- - -- ing long to bo remembered. .. , The Brigham Bugler is mistaken ;h;.the: assumption .Jhat.a. tramp froze his foot while in jail at Logan. The fact is that when the tramp ' applied for lodging in the evening, his foot was already frozen, but he did not know cfjt untiLaitex en - terieg the well warmed jail. He ia even nawreceinng the - best of care at the expense of tbe city. The people and.offlcersof.lhiii city, to the grave by a - large concourse - ENorNicKB William King, a mi of people, who sympathize with the dent of the Second ward, but who bereaved family in their loss. sits at the throttle of the engine Some of onr local sportsmen are which pulls tbe freight train from in the habit of discharging their Cache Junction to Pre3ton, had a guns when returning from hunting, rather surprising experience the after they. enter the city limits. other evening. While . running Several parties in the west edge of norths and when about half way town have been scared rather bad- between teie and Smithfield, his ly of late by having shot whistle headlight suddenly popped out. in unpleasant proximity to their He continued on to Smithfield and ears. Last week some fool, by then went forward to ascertain the discharging his gun at random, causeof the sudden extinguishment m a paged toAilL a -- val u able - horse of t h 6 1 1 g h tr; He" w asv e fymu ch belonging to Mr. Phil. Evans, astonished to find a big mallard which waa .running in a duck, fit 11 alive, lying w I .hie the lanpasture near his home. Mr. Evans tern, while the face of the headlight doesnt think tbe deed was done was broken in pieces. The duck at-lar- ge intentionaHy,;but wag the result had evidently-flowwitlrfull force of recklessness upon the part of against the fast moving light, the soma fool with a gun.-force of the contact being sufficient of discharging firearms in the city to smash the thick glass face of the is. oneAhs t . shouLLbe Jooked. after, lantern and out tho light. Mr.' are humaneaod whena tramp is by -- the officers before-- - something King says heput .appreciated the fowl accommodated with lodging, s more serious than tbe death of a just as much as ' if he had went not in an ice house. horse results from it. gunning to get it. n The-matt- er it-i- -- . i ' . t og nda mam-naO- y -- Co-o- p, - i I Outins I8880 , , . 1 Journal Stockholders. The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of Tne Journal Publiebicg Company will be held at the office of th8 company at 7:30, oclock p. on this issue. 1S9S. Jan. for the 20th, Thursday, of the report of purpose hearing : A of Second ward went lady the Board the of Directors, the election over to visit her neighbor on Sunofficers for of the ensuing two day and left her little five year old of and transacting such ion in charge of her daughter, who jears, othfer business as shall .properly was entertaing some visitors. AfcomeJjefbre.it. ter the lady had been at the neighs Hybcm Hayball, bors a little while, his lordship President. appeared and in answers as to why r ' C. D. W. Fcllmkr, he didnt stay at home he remark' t .Secretary, ed that he got awful tired . Why what made you tired asked b Irene she went'and sat Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Var,-on Dorgies lap, and Mamie she was frightfully burned on tbe face sat down on de ozzer Dorgles lap, andneck. Pain waa Instantly re" and den dey ' tiesed, and pretty lieved by DeWitts Witch Hazel sbon-deUs$ed again an' after a Salver which healed thQinJury' while dey tissed some, more, an without leaving a scar. It is. the, den I dot tired, and then the famous pile remedy. Grocmother departed for home, and ery & Drug Co. f - GREATEST BARGAINSny- r Edwards, Mh Thomas II. Lewis will continue in the furniture business uon his own account, at the old Cardon stand across ,th8 street from the Tabernacle. His advertisement appears elsewhere in f bnsidered.I Wo simply 7 ; . ancLW inter Eabricsr intend' to reduce ZiQgO.a 11 Si'y CiQQGlS D CITD OTTQ 0:0. e 511 G e G'iocC r AD K |
