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Show CACHE COUNTY CROSS CUTS. "Ben Bolt." "Barney The Baron." Good hay brings $9.00 a ton in Logan. New lime for sale at the Temple Block. Lots of threshing yet to be done in the valley. Someone has said that our policemen are arrestless set of men. By special request "Ben Bolt" will be repeated on Saturday night. A Bell, designed for the Presbyterian Church has been received. Highest Market Price paid for Wheat in Cash at Union Mills. "Ben Bolt" and "Barney the Baron" at the Theatre Saturday night. There are 360,000 feet of lumber at Temple Mill that ought to be hauled right away. All should attend the Theatre Saturday night and enjoy a hearty laugh at "Reuben Rags." Where's your Hancock hats, neckties, lead pencils, etc.? Don't you wish you was a Republican? The road up Logan Canyon was splendid till the last storm, which, however, has not damaged it much. The Dramatic Club held a meeting last Monday evening, for the election of officers. All but one or two of the old officers were reelected. Wanted, dressed hogs at the Railroad Meat Market near the depot. Parties having any for sale please call on L. T. Thaine at the market. Mr. Cummings' night school is fairly started and all who wish to join should do so at once. Sessions, Tuesday and Friday evenings, at 7 o'clock. Jenkinson & Bros. (Brothers), furniture dealers have a store full of furniture, including some that is new and nice. Their prices are low and goods reliable. Logan Hall is to be ornamented with a chimney on one end and supplemented with a shed on the other. The latter is to be used for putting benches and scenery in. A Good wagon maker can find employment on favorable terms with F. Jacobson & Son, blacksmiths, Main St. (Street), Logan, two blocks south of U. O. Foundry. Apply at once. Neilsen and Henstrom, tailors, are prepared to make to order, from the best materials, all kinds of gents clothing, suits, overcoats &c (etc.). Shop, next door east of post office. Andrew Anderson of Mendon fell from a house on Monday last and dislocated one of his shoulders. He came to Logan immediately and Dr. (Doctor) Ormsby adjusted the dislocation for him. A strictly select ball will be given by Mr. Henry Bullock in Providence on next Wednesday evening. The Angell Orchestra will furnish the music and a pleasant time is assured to those who attend. We had not the pleasure of attending the children's concert, given by our local genius, Evan Stevens, Esq. (Esquire), in the basement of the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening last, but understand it was in all ways a great success. It is with pleasure we note the marked improvement that has lately been made in the conduct of our youth during meetings and entertainments. At the last performance in the ??Unreadable??? , the children's concert and the Sunday School Union, they kept excellent order compared to their behavior on similar occasions earlier in the season. If this thing continues we shall soon be taken by strangers who visit us, for a civilized community. Macallister the wizard was arrested on Wednesday of last week on the charge of giving a performance without license, and of conducting a species of lottery, in his manner of giving away presents to the audience. He pleaded guilty to both charges and was fined ???. At his performance on Wednesday evening he announced that at the remaining evenings of his engagement here he would give away no more presents, and that he would charge but 25 cents admission. Geo. (George) Driver, Esq. (Esquire) of the firm Wm. (William) Driver & Son, Ogden, wholesale and retail druggists, has lately made a business trip through this valley and along the line of the U. &. N. (Utah & Northern) to a considerable distance north in the interest of his firm. He has met with excellent success as he deserved to, for the house he represents is a first-class one in every particular. In it may always be found the choicest liquors and a complete stock of drugs, medicines, &c (etc.), &c (etc.). Always glad to see you, friend George, and hope to see you often in town. On Monday and Tuesday evening next Robert Smith's great historical panorama will be presented in the basement of the Tabernacle, and all should go and see it. The paintings are all fine, large and executed by home artists. The accompanying lecture fully explains how the end of the world is foretold by the great pyramids, and the entertainment will be interspersed with songs &c (etc.). It is endorsed by Pres. (President) Taylor and many of the authorities of the church. For a further description see advertisement and small bills. Somedays since, a mysterious package was left for us with our landlady. It was neatly wrapped up in a newspaper, and we wondered what it was. On removing the covering it proved to be as handsome a roll of sausage as one would wish to see - or taste. A note explained that it came from the Railroad Meat Market of which Messrs. Farnes & Thaine are the proprietors. On trying it all at the table pronounced it splendid. Thanks, gentlemen, and if you always make such sausage, you ought to be well patronized. Reader go then and do it. You will find the Railroad Market near the depot. |