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Show THE GREAT CAPITAL. telg9g3tnf mutism Sr. (.handler' Cmijlgs Zmled Huw the Jiewi ef Hit Death km received la WankUs-taAspiring Teatnti for the White Hons rheum,chronic rheumatismcrofula -- The "Xatlonal" Pair in Wahlnjtoa la or you may be suffering from the ef fects ot mercury, extract oarsafa Comint Military Pageant. l)AwnRi.ior. asd Iodide of Potassicm will purify your blood, From our relar CorreJpoodtmt.J invigorate your liver, a au cure you. n Uud avery morning, (Mondays excepted), by tb Junction Pbtktiso Association U&M (Incorporated.) Vk Strut,' Mmr wuti- sid - . Ml IBI AUItfl - Ttksday Morkixo, Nov. HIGGINBOTHAM & Co. rail ana w inter Dtalere ia The announcement of the sudden All physicians recommend it. For A and J. W. death of Senator Chandler and Gen. sale lv Wm. Driver Son no7tf McNutt ic Co., Ogden. Joseph Hooker produced profound sorrow as well as surprise in the de partments. They were great i'avr ites with the clerks in the Treasury, Y:irand Interior departments, many of wli.vai l.ave oi ne anecdote to tell Touny MERCHANDISE. GEXEKAL LB.Bisiohm. him. kiuluwt tu tUe 14iars all touituuniuilioH buluM Mauag.r; tLow IlitendeJ fur puLUtatiun l Diseases of the Skin. ia in fliA r.lrtod. and TOU hT6 If blotches and eruptions, pimples, ringworms, boils, tumors, tetter, salt uuuis- - Arriving Texy t Weber Mills, 11, 1S79. Thb political public are anxiously waiting to hear how New York went in the election a week ago. -- !' tini!!i,v.,,. .' isties of (he i.u - general. These stories are interesting, but in The times are surely out of joint. general of a kind inappropriate to ac what with a daily railroad accident company our obituary notice. When and innumerable oilier and fatal dis Mr. Chandler was lust in Washington of asters of constant occurrence. The lie presented such an appearance scarce would one robust health that marine department is contribut ly have placed the duration of his fataliing its full share to the life at less than a score ot years. He the of period, ties and losses was as stalwart in body as in his poll the which collision destroyed the ties, and few men have ever set in "Champion" being a conspicuous and who presented such a powCongress painful instance. erful iihisioue. Mr. Chandler per formed an immense amount of cam service this season, coramenc paign , in his Oen. Sherman-plain, blunt ing as far back as tho 23d of July, way, tells Captain Dodge that if the when he made a very elaborate encomiums he (Paine)'has received speech at Madison, Wis., the occasion from his superiors and the public are tieing the celebration of the 25th un of the of the not sufficient, he will have to remain niversary party organization in that State. Mr. republican unsatisfied, as the laws do not per Chandler wa then fresh from the exmit substantial rewards in such cases. tra session of Congress, and burning The man that gets either glory or with zeal in the issues which had been made up between the tworeat money ought to be contentedjsurely; parties. His speech was printed as it is those who receive neither that i campaign document to the extent of hundred j of thousunds by the have a right to complain. isconsin republican committee and was scattered broadcast over the Say Bus Eltleb : "My election West. Sliortly afterwards Mr. Chan Her came East, and addressed repub may be claimed a Democratic vie tory, as I am the candidate of Demo iican audiences in the States holding this year. The Ohio repubcrat; a Greenback victory, a9 I am elections licans also had tho benefit of his as- the candidate of Greenbackera; a Re Mstance. Two weeks ago he went publican victory, as I am the candi back to isconsin and held a series date of Republican, and I see that oi' meetings, speaking to immense in the four principal cities the FreeLovers havG also nomi of tlie State. He intended that the nated me therefore my victory ipeech which ho made at Chicago on might be considered a popular ver Friday night last, should end "his dict in favor of indiscriminate con labors for the campaign, and so it nubial bliss." Ben mitrht have did, t;iit not as lie expected. There have been a great many "inadded that, being a man of spoons terviewers" lately with prominent he was backed by all the spooneys. republicans outside of official life with reference to the republican nomination for the presidency. That Thi UniTED States may not ex- of James F. Wilson, of Iowa, who was actly foed Europe, but they don't who inwasCongress lor many years, and oilbred by Gen. Grant the miss it greatly, as the following table secretaryship of State before Mr. Fish of breadstuffs exported from June was ippoiiited, seems to be the most 30, 18G9, to the same date of the intelligent, lie had some corres pondeuce with Gen. Grant, while the present year, shows: latter was absent lrom the country, Provisions. and he Breadstuff. says distinctly that in his 18fi9 $ 53,724,154 29,655,056 opinion Gen. Grant will accept the 1870 72.250.933 29,175,539 nomination it it. is tendered to him 1871 79,381,187 38,845,219 with any degree of unanimity, but 1872 84,586,273 59,696.670 that if there is any indications of a 1873 98,743,151 78,197,241 contest and wrangle in the conven 1874 78,328,990 tion, his friends will certainly with 161,198,864 1875 111.458.265 81.343.401 draw Ins name, 1 hat there will be 1876 89,881,747 1 a "contest and wrangle,'' 1 have not 131,181,555 1877 114.991,749 the slightest doubt. The friends of 117,805,470 1878 181,777,841 123,556,323 Ultimo and Mieruian and Conklini!- 1879 116,858,650 the latter is really out of tho rat e 210,358,528 are not not likely to give way without 1,302,464,227 $840,530,685 a skirmish, at least. If Gen. Grant That is a good deal of money; withdraws, who is the coming man? All the interviews mid the general $2,142,994,812 is a pretty fair showjudgment say ho is m.uue. Tho attendance at the National ing for one decade. rair now being held here has fallen far below what was expected by the Wooimci.Li.sM has obtained a boost managers. At least 40,000 poople, it in an unlooked-fo- r quarter, the same was believed, would be present on the first day, and it was thought being Puritanical, straight-laced- , Massachusetts. The special trains would be run from all of the country, bringing in Supreme Court of that State has de- parts crowds of visitors, An occasional cided a case of and orstranger, lured by the flaming lines ders the verdict of'guilty of lewd and of show posters, has dropped into the lascivious cohabitation" found by the city and found his way to the fair court below set aside, on the ground grounds; but tho impression that he carried away with him, on his return that, although the parties were not home, could not have been creditalegally married, being simply joined ble to the District. The industrial by private contract, the intent and procession, which was one of the belief was the same as that acconi great events of the opening day, was most successful in its way. The Thus credit of its success panying , bona jidt marriage. belons to the tho safeguard surrounding the merchants, who subscribed their family relation ar being demolished money, arranged the details and piece by piece. The mere agreement pushed things to a successful termwithout the aid of the Fair to live together is held to be suff- ination Association. Business men saw that icient to bind the most solemn and it oil'ered a big chance to advertise Why, even the their establishments at little expense important law! transfer of a few feet of land is effect- and they entered into the project ed by a document formidable in its with the spirit and energy of men who expected to see a speedy return verbosity, and duly attested by wit in the way of cash receipts. The nesses, signatures and seals; but opening day at the fair, grounds merely coming together is sufficient found everything in contusion when the issue is one of vital impor- workmen were still engaged about the buildings. The grand stand was tance to society presently and prosonly half finished, and the art buildpectively. So much for the boasted ing was not far enough completed to permit pictures to be hung in it. If morality of the Bay State. the Fair Association had not made such great pretensions, or had been satisfied with some name for the exBkick Pombroy endures the stings hibition more modest than "The Nawhich he must experience on ac- tional Fair," hhe exhibition would be count of the overwhelming defeat of compared with the local county fairs, and probably would not sutler greatly s, the Greenback era in the recent as only he can. lie roundly by the comparison. But regarded as a national fair, it must be measured berates his partizans for associating qy a higher standard, and it is unthemselves with the Democrats in a doubtedly a wretched failure. Extensive arrrngemeHts are being secondary position, and asks: "What have the Greenback men of the mode for the reunion in this city of tho Army of the Cumberland and country ever gained by tacking the unveiling of the equestrian statue themselves as a tail to the Demo- of Gen. Thomas in the Fourteenth cratic kite? Nothing. Yes, some- dreet circle, which ceremony takes on the 20th inst. A platform thing. This: They have learned in place will be erected about the statue, with every such case that they may as well a seating capacity of over 5,000. Trihave thrown their ballots in the cut umphal arches over the streeU in the ter. They have gained this valuable neighborhood and the grand stand will be handsomely decorated with knowledge that a Democrat or Re flags and bunting. Vhn the veil is publican who claims to be a Git en raised from the statue a common sabacker and has not the courao to lute will be fired, which will open break away from the old the ceremonies. Hon. Stanley Matcorrupt thews ha been chosen us the orator organization that bound him is not of the The Marine Band and a to be trusted between elections. He chorus day. of one hundred trained voices is a thief, who attempts to steal what will render the music specially comhe will not earn. He is a smooth-tongue- posed for the occasion. Among the robber, who uses honied military organisations that will parwords that he may the more success- ticipate in the exercises are the Fourteenth Regiment of National Guards fully rob American citizens ot their of Pennsylvania commanded by Col. birthright. This has to be learned J. H. Gray, of Pittsburg: the Du queene Guards, also of Pittsburg, through many bitter experiences." with eight hundred guns, and the Notwithstanding his political Philrdelphia City Troops, numbering Brick continues to print a sixty men. A movement is on foot good, readable paper, cram full of among the of this city to ii 4u,triers, ana wntci as organize a mounted battalion for the freshly, vigorously and pointedly as occasion. Al.llST. fcver. D. C, Nov. 3d, 1879. t Ogden, Utah. ieciiliar character d MERCHANDISE Having lately been JStaple and Fancy Dry Goods, BEFITTED DrekH AND Goods, Xotions, THROUGHOUT, REARRANGED Hosiery. Embroidery. These celebrated MILLS are now turning out a Better Artiple ef FLOUR! DRESS IJfTlIE CLOTHING, Than ever Before LEADING and Latest Patterns llats and Caps, Best and is capable of doing the greatest amount and best Character of work in STYLES GOO O AND OF THE MFASOS. FABKICS Embroideries, Edgings, Flowers, and a Full Lino of Choice Kiblbons. Tlie Machinery is of the MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S LADIES', HOSIERY! Boots and Shoes, Notions in Immense Variety. Crockery, Hardware, Ac. the shortest space of time, while the most skilled , workmanship is constant ly employed. RESADY-IttrAD- A Large Stoofc of NEW AND SEASONABLE CIsOTKIEIS-- E. . FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS. Bridge, Beach A.Co'i Celebrated Hats, Caps, Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery. RETAIL PRICES, Viz: XXX 5 2 44 Flour, XXXX Flour, Graham Flour, 2.50 COOK ;AND HEATING BOOTS STOVES, SHOES! AND MEN'S, LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S IN ALL STYLES. 4 t) 1 20 1 40 1 00 Cora Meal, Bran (sacked) per cwt. " Shorts (sacked) Rest Chicken Feed, sacked Complete Stock of Staple and Fancy Grecai les, Hardware, Cutlery, THE OLD RELIABLE per cwt From these prices a discount on car lots will be made. Farming',Tools, Nails, Iron, Steel, Horse and Mul echoes. Superior Cook lif pis m LEATHER, IHARNESS AND SHOEIFIflD MGS FREE DELIVERY! For Wood To all parts of the city. and Coal, with all the Latest PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES, Improvement. PEERY. D. H. blue-blood- eleo-tion- CONSISTING OF TfULLLINEOF BEARDSLEY'S STOVES! UNION DEPOT HOTEL. Ogden, Utah. Rooms and Table First-clas- s Every Respect. Terms Reasonable. M.1H. k fui the aaa I BOTTOM PRICKS And J. S. LEWIS, WATCHES, GROCERIES, PRODUCE and FRUITS. SHIPPING and COMMISSION. t JEWELRY And the Celebrate.! Cheap'W the Cheapest! King's Combination Spectacles. Which improTv, strengthei, and preeerre the eight, They are set with fine French perisoopio lenses, and can be eo adjusted that the focua will come directly in frort of the eye, making them much more eemoe-abl- e and useful than ordinary speotaoles Everj Fourth d34-t- l The Improved "S" Barb Steel Fence Wire G. A. 0HLS0N, Main Street, Offden, Maaufaefurw all kind, of - - mi mssAci a Utah. Lower than the Lowest. ELECTRIC BELTS. nrecnre for nerrjim debility, prom at a re y, exhaustion, etc. The onli reliable core. tim.lart mailed frw.. A tren, J. g . KEKV ag, 4i X isfS d256-l- HOLT, Ogden, Utah. DANIEL DUNNE IBM. WORKS. Xanufactarer of Iron Fencing:, Gates, Tree Guards, ORNAMENTAL FENCING For Cemetery Lots M and Works, .Second South, one block vet Jf tin, and one South or Tovmstml Huuie. GEO. P. EQWBII CO. & Newspaper Advertises Bureau Office SALT LAKE CITY. Addresu V.'ft. Boi 471. iU65- - y. For Ten Cents: One hundred page Pamphlet with Lists of Newspapers and Advertising Rates NEW HOMESTEAD LAW CHAS. W. STAYNER, ATTORNEY AXD COCNSKLOT-AT-LA- IN FORCE. Instructions Arrived JFrom Wash . ing-ton- For Ten Dollars : Four lines inserted one week in Ihree Hundred and J Fifty Newspapers. ; Higginbotham At Weber Mills and & Co. Peery'i Block, A Chatham at. Brass, Steam, and Gas Work are not ertoouraged by me, bat all work done bj me is warranted to givei atisfaotion & - Fencfng front $1.00 per ft. Upwards ( to every patron. Special Attention Given to Collections. t SEBREE, FERRIS TO Manner: mm dM-t- GIVEN All Work Done in a Substantial Exchange on all the Principal Cities of the United States and Europe. vag-ance- ATTENTION ROOFING. Hardwood, OmiESTAL HARKNESS&CO. SPECIAL Bain Wagons, Moline and Oliver Chilled Plows, Harrows, Kails, Iron, Horse Shoes, Scraperr, c. TireWagon Material, de. KX."Yu8s,B-B-,wh0- Ware. Ogden. THE TRIUMPH GRAIN UHIL.U Has the Barbs fast on both wires, can neither turn or slip. It is the best now ia use. We keep a general line of AgWoultural Implements at our Depot in Ogden, corner Main and Fifth Streets. , Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron E SICES Sulky Plow. Cliilled) Tou will get full crops, as the grain stands the winter and drouth well. wieh vny artioloia oar lineand do not see it, enquire for it." Oar Stock is large, and all articles sold by us M. Langsdorf. BANKERS, The Cassaday (Oliver FBEG DELITEBT to ALL PARTS oftkeCTTT. St., Ogden, inV.Town. J. SULKY PLOWS vs. GANG PLOWS, Prompt and Careful Attention to ord.re. P O If yon rair Warranted. Try Tkem. Uarkness. H Hu arlantr that no other rlow has. You can eet the Mould Board to suit any kind of soil, can plow deep and pulzerize your si! eo lhat by using dUti-l- y O. -- Box 128. As Good if not Better than any GJNS.PISiQLSAND &.MMUNIL0N II. THE BAIN WAGON i now enjoying tho Largest sale of any wagon in th West, and it is because they are Honest, Reliable and Very Durable. Call and . set them now aa Improed. Prioes reduced to suit. Make inquiry from as of the advantages of Sulky Plows and tben examine Plac of biwiDMt, Old Tbeatr. Bcilding, We Sell m filled Bain Wagons! H.M.BOUD&CO., Qnick.Eetarns. Dealers in Of Main Street, Ogden, is in receipt of fine stock of New Goods, embracing STOVES! ! Orders by mail promptly SMALL PROFITS BEARDSLEY, Prop. OPTICIAN, STOVES AIWAYS ON HAND. jo ALL TRAIN 8 STOP ONE HOUB. I'orion do.lrout of vlaltlng Salt Laka, Soda Hprluga or other Mountain Reaorta, caa lent inrplui baggage and receive until their return. STOVES! Fourth St., Osfden. Apply at once to Chas.W. Stayncr, Practices in the District and Su Land and Attorney, either by preme Courts and before the U. S. letter Agent or at his office, between the Land Office. Makes land entries, and final proofs, conducts cages and Big Cosop. and the Herald office Salt Lake City, where all papers wilj appeals, and does a general law busi- bo made out. Terms, prices, full inness in all its branches. Office near the iAraW.Main Street. formation free. Kfftr.irei. Bone. L. Seew, I. Snew, K. l Salt Lake City Utah. Cliff, U Jka jiittall, A. tf.Smoot, sxS athe SPRUCE ST. N. Y. |