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Show Lumber foi Eoos.Mr, Parkhurst, the enterprising proprietor of theTruckee Lumber Yard, called to see us on Thurs day, He is a thorough business man; doesn't wait for things to turn up, but looks out for chanoes to turn them up. oncy being scarce, Mr. P. is endeavor ing to make arrangements to dispose of produce, so that our farmers who are minus coin, and cleaned out of green backs, can get lumber to make improve ments. He will take eggs now, in exchange for building material. Farmers, bring on your eggs, get plenty of lumber, build good houses, barns and fences, beautify the country and make yourselves comfortable. She Oflctctt funrtimt,. and Saturday, pullinbed every Wednesday for the .athoriwd Agent in Bait Lake City of butiiuMH connected with tliii Paper. EDITOR. n All Coal Clcb. Coal car arrived. the at coal for subscribed have wlio once. Junction Office should call at Send on your teams! Subscription list and got cheap more. open for coal! rtT Dead Doqs. Several "purps" have ' apparently been treated to "a cup cold pizen" lately. Somebody is death on "dorgs." We sympathize with the owners of the whelps which have departed, and sorrow at the grief depicted on their countenances; bat our sadness is mellowed by the thought that a few less yelping curs will swell the dismal chorus which often makes night hideous in our quiet town. We don't know who has been going for the canines. Perhaps some Chicago sausage enterprising maker. Anyhow, people who have "purps" they prise,, had better keep them tied up o'nights, or their days may not be long in the land. The dog is an interesting and faithful quadruped In its place; but is not so interesting when, bounding forward in the dark, it rushes with barking eagerness for the calf of your leg, as you return from "seeing her home," or take an evening promenade. There are folks in town who seem to think more of their dogs than their children, and keep more of them too. They had better shut 'em up; the sausage maker may have them in his eye and they may soon be out of sight. Bo lognas are in demand and dogs are high; look out, doggers, or several more will Theatbk. The performances on Wedreoeived. nesday evening were well we exso as full not quite Ih8 hall was Oib Buli.. The vi nevertheless a was but pected to see it, Ole Bull, performed in the Salt olinist, house." The T wo Polts were very "good Lake Theatre, on Tuesday and Wedneswell represented by Messrs. Margetts & day evenings, 8th and 9th inst. . He jjowring, who are the original imperas received with enthusiasm. His sonators of the characters in Utah; marvellous muover the of power king exejliss Clive's Sailor's Hornpipe was sical instruments, thrilled the audience cuted exceedingly well, and was boisterowith exquisite pleasure. Ole Bull is not was Mrs. Romney's usly encored, as a player; he is a genius. The merely The 1'1'U be no submissive wife." Lakers Salt Lave been highly favored. difficeiling makes the hall a We fondly hoped to have the maestro in is When in. it finished, cult place to sing Ogden, for one evening at least, but enfirst-rat- e. its acoustic properties will be gagements in the East robbed us of the Hi, Harris took the house by storm with and received a anticipated pleasure. Disappointments ! hii negro eccentricities, go up." are nothing new to us, and we bear this His encore. speech alone was double We suggest, however, to the dog- one with resignation. admission. of the worth killers that quiet, inoffensive animals price The Toodles was played well through-oa- t, The Last Grand Bail of the season ought not to be interfered with, and midPhil will be eliciting screams of laughter. 's night poisoning is not a very praisegiven on the 22nd inst , at and Toodles Mr. trim played wmin good Hall. J. K. Trumbo, master worthy occupation, even when practised Mrs. Bowring, as of the ceremonies. on the noisiest of curs. with infinite humor. to advanMrs. Toodles, appeared great Impeovemexts is Ogdkn. In passinj to beat. All the tage, and was hard ARRIVALS. the streets af our fast growing were well through characters supported, other most casual observer cannot OODSS HOUSE. and the audience were kept in good hu- city, the numerous the M. S. S. Walker, John I. .improvehelp noticing Mr. entire the Orr, evening. mor during ' ments, which are continually going on, Cunmington, Salt Lake ; Wells Spi- estabhave his and company Margetts W. M. Johns, Corrinne ; II. B. Bow cer, in the both western the eastern and lished reputation in Ogden which canman, U. R. R. ; W. S. Ranschoff, Cor- The sound of the ax inne ; W. 0. Meeker, New York Gen. not fail to ensure them good houses parts of Ogden. j and hammer, the saw and the plane, R. A. Cameron, Elmira ; W. O. Fisk, during the remainder of their stay. make rich music in our ears. Business Toledo ; II. J. West, Chicago ; Mrs. Matiss. Take the children to the men with an eye to our future, are an Johnson Bilk, T. Fallon, Omaha; Fred. Schrimer, Salt Lake ; D. M. Falhs, MeaTwo-b- it Matinee at cue o'clock xious to secure a location here. Meadow dow Valley ; Mrs. Jenkens, is a small price for such heaps of fun as Among the many improvements which Valley; F. Reich, Salt Lake; Geo. R. Cor-inwill be brought out to tickle them. All are being made, we are glad to note that Maxwell, Salt Lake; Wells Spicer, W. S. Chas. ; Ranschoff, Corinne, folks should the little go. Mr. C. Woodmansee is fitting up his H. Hempstead, rb.il. MargettB, n. E. large frame building, one block west of Bowring, J. A. Thompson, Salt Lake; a splendid bill is offered the Ogden House, for a Theatre. He is W. T. Harris, J. Pres. Stanpord St. A. M. Brown, Dr. AnderLouis at the Theatre. Mr. Harris' Gissippius making an addition, thirty feet long to son and Capt, Wife ; R. M. J. Sed and Wife, So are "The Jacobite" I is worth seeing. the south end of the building, for the Chicago, Mrs. Warren, Mr. Dicky, Chi. and "The Spectre Bridegroom." Miss erection of a stage, and for other theatri- Sam. Bartlett, San Francisco; Elick Du- I Clive will danee, Mr. Bowring will sing cal purposes,; pont, Corinne; Napoleon EraCand, Paris; J i g y., i U. J James Smith, and the whole crow! will be nierry. The want of such an institution has Geo. E. "Carter, Ogden; Loins Sirndns, TV eber"; Henry I Fill up the house. Go early and enjoy long been felt in this city, and we are Bilk; Sail Lake; Gordon P. Curamings, vouriselves. See adv. for Monday. pleased to; see-- Mr.r W. i taking this Cal.;.Mra. Hosmer,; D. Hutchens.Salt Lake; J. A. Young and wife, Salt Lake; "step in the right direction." 4 Ixpionamox SIethsg. On Thursday " The stores recently erectodtby Cooper E. Schofield and wife,' U. P, R,' R.; W. A. M. Swart,' W. M. St. Clair, I. M. I t one o'clock, great number of the la- Bros, are almost finished and one is Carter, Salt Lake; Fred. Kiesel,' Ogden; dies of this .ekty met in the Tabernaole, already occupied. Walker Bros, build- II. M. Garry, Corinne; - J. W. Thompson, to give expression to their feelings conW. 8. Williams, Ogden.ing is rapidly marching ahead, and largo S. A. Mann, Annie Hammer, Chas. of morceau that legislacerning kwely frame buildings are "going up" on the Reniish, Salt Lake; A. J. Fitzgerald, ' tive wisdom th "Cullom Bill". Ar north side of the public square and other R. P. Btirham, Alf. Lee, Corinne; Mrs. : were made for a mass rangements town. of Croyne, Miss. E. Dean, T. II. Nounnan, parts . Salt Lake; Chas. Day, A. Menhan, .meeting to be held on Thursday next, at ; Sidney Savsge, Cache Vallcv; Cheyenne the Tabernaele; when it is hoped that Mr. Jexnisqs' Corner. Jennings' James B. Riley, John N, Wells, Jack the .house will be crammed full of our handsome premises on Main Street, un- Linch, R. Vcttman, Bryan, Option ladies, ready to manifest in pub-- , der the the personal supervision of the lie the indignation they express in Mr. Taul, are rapidly ap architect, A telegraph operator, who recently jitivate, concerning the monstrous effort proaching to, completion,, The ground sent a message to a family at Norwalk, of jiow being made to deprive the people floor consists of five rooms for stores, Connecticut, to meet an expected visitor this Territory of their religious and po two facing the east, 20 x 50 ft, each, and at the depot with the "horse," blundersubstituted the word "hearse," and litioal fights. three facing the north, 20 x 44 ft. each. ing on the arrival of the train the visitor 'The meeting will commence at one The upper portion of the building is ap found that vehicle in waiting to transo'clock, and all the ladies in th s city proached by a fine broad staircase, port him to his destination. j an J 4ke regions round about are respect- - which will be closed in from the hall An Irishman's friend, having fallen Jully invited to attend. Don't be afraid, next the street by folding doors. Three into a elough, the Irishman called loudly rsieters, go to the meeting and talk. offices occupy the front of the upper to another for assistance. The latter, floor, behind which is an entrance hall, who was busily engaged in cutting a log, and wished to procrastinate, inquired : Co.vcert. A grand vocal and instru leading cast to the offices, and west to a "How is the gentleman in?" "Up mental concert, for ihe benefit of Capt handsome assembly room, 44 x 74 ft., to his deep ankles," "Then there is plenty W. Pugh, will be given in the Taber the ceiling of which is supported by of time" said the other. "No there is to tell n&cle on 22nd inst. A big bill and great six ornamented pillars. The room is not," rejoined the first; "I forgot head first." in he's you variety offered. See handbills and pro 13 ft. high, is well lighted with spacious pamine. windows, and ample doorways afford which is a great desideZiom's Mr.D.II. Pecry speedy egress; halls in ratum designed for public haa resumed his position as manager if north-ealower room The Catherines. me Ugdcn Branch of Zion's .ive Messrs. fitted for is Hussey, up being Mercantile Institution. Mr. Peery oo- n & Co, the Dahler jankers. eupied this position last fall; but being HOUSE IS JTJST E The whole building is about 84 ft. high eaued on a mission to the East, Mr. and when finished wiU 'be aH ornament P. Teasdcl succeeded him in the manage to our principal business street and a For the Accommodation of the Traveling Public, ment. On Mr. Peery's return to Oed oredit to the proprietor and' the builder. Every effort will be made to render it a Many of his friends desired to see him first-clas- s Their wishes are eratifled, Connected with the Houm is a Mr. Teasdel has received A CARD. another apWELL ARRANGED BAR, 1870. pointment In connection with the Parent Ooden, March, 10th, Al w&ys fumlabed with the Fineet Brands of Wines, Institution, and returns to Salt Lake Editoe, Oqdek Jcnctioh : Liquors and Cigars. LEVEY A MAHON. 3m City carrying with him the the thanks which Permit me to express 1 good wishes f large circle of friends and acquaint-nce- I feel to your citiiens for the kind hospi whose respect he has gained tality shown to myself and husband, taring the few months he has spent in during our short sojourn in your City gdcn. Mr. Peery says he means busi- Also, for the freo use of the Tabernacle ness, and intends to sell as low as com- for my lecture on Tuesday evening the mercial principles will inst. 8th admit. possibly Anew stock of Olivi N. Robihbom. is now on Spring goods hnd, and country storekeepers as well ' s town AND customers are invited to call and Thomas Thomai scrapes Scbapb. for themselves. All kinds of merchins softly and easily, a little north of JIEASOXABLE CHARGES. chandise are now imported from the best Ogden House, , Bristles or down flee be markets to Ogden JOHN DA VIES, Proprietor. direct, and every ne- fore his razor. Try him gents. ltf cessary arrangement is made to supply food articles at proper figures. Frlonda Conductors. Mr. G. G. Bywater from ihe North will find it to their inte-t- o called to see us yesterday. He is now stop and get their good3 at Ogden. engaged as conductor on the U. C. R. R. The duty of conducting all the trains to Tg HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD RiucjioBs SuRvicKS.-Religio- ua ptoca oi vnoice er-J- s and from the City was rather heavy on will be held at the V. P. and , C, P. Mr. J. Leavitt so our friend lias been Tobacco, Wines, Liquors, PassenS depot, oa Sunday next, called to the Service. The U.'.C. R. R. 713th . Chicago Ale and Lager Beer. -inst, by Jler. T. W. Haskins, of can boast of two straightforward: n Episcopalian Church. Services to fourteous and reliable conductors as are Aluo a general awortment of GROCERIES, all monce at eleven excellent quality. of o'clock 7 the to bo in railxoad. M(i found pp, any, ' P.m.-', M.i. YEHG FIELD, rinpiietor. (ltf Union. world-renown- . , , Wood-niansee- Commercial. WOOD'S of Ogden Junction, Ogden City, Utah Territory, Mar, 12, 1870. Office BROWN to 21c. por yard. 6HEETIXUS-1- 8c. BLEACH Ml'SUXS 20c 18c. U BED TICKINQS-28- C. to 34c BUIRTLVG STRIPES-l- Sc. to 27) Do. CHECKS 25c. to 35c. PHOTOGRAPHIC LUMBER ROOMS!! YARD, Oc. to 16c. to 25c, MUSLIN BE LAINE9-46- 0. ALL WOOL 1)8 LAIN E3 37c. to 45c. PRINTS-l- m. 01NGHAi5-lc- .to $3 to t3.50 Rio per k, 30c per lb. COTTON YARN COFFEE TEA-$1- .50 BACON RICE w AT to $2.25 prr lb. 27c por lb, 15c to 19c per lb, " " STEREOSCOPIC , 2e 2c $1.50, per cwt per bushol. BEEF 10c 12c per lb at ehop ; 8c. oa foot. PORK 20c 25c, per lb. 40c por lb. BUTTER In roll, 35c XGGS Per doi, 25c 4 00c. CHICKENS 50c, each. TORKEY8 18c per lb, $5 per pair. SUORTS-41.- 00 Card Pictures. i 1 ' ' or Re- In view cf the fact the country IXE OF UTAH. Wednesdny, Jan. lath, Is flllod with operators, whose work is wanting In chemical efluct, art lie taste, also, duribtlity in (act, In everything that constitute a good picture, the sutweribor feels called upon to lnure as good work as can be produced anywhere c,t Ivy any one. Pur-sowishing work, will please CALL IMMEDIATELY. , iwro, The Utah Central Railroad, which is ' j ShingI Pictures of all kiuds taken at all tunas and In all kiuds of weather, equally welL ON AND AFTER COMPLETED NOW FROM , I OGDEjST : SALT LAKE ' ' '5. CITY, OPEN TOR FREIGHT V. AND Jan, 4th 1870... . 2- - Persons heretofore unsuccessful In obtaining PERFECT PICTURES, are particularly fnvitsd to call. Persons coming from a distance for work, will be paid for their time and trouble in doing so 11 perfect sauxracuon is not give. I'ASSEXGERS. ! BEES! FUCK. Trains leave Bait Lake City daily at 7.10 a.m. and Arrive at Og.lou at V.25 a.m. and i.'iA p.m. An Extra Train will leave Palt Lake City on Sundays, Wednesdays and Saturdays only at i p.m. aud arrive at Ogden at 7XA p ni. The 8.10 p.m. train from Bait Lake and the 6 pjn. train from Ogden will not run on Sumlaya. 3.10 p.m. For all information concerning Freight or Passage, apply to JOSEPH A. YOUNG, ... ... FARES: - " i4 a FanningtoE Kaysville Ogden - . . . . 60cts. 76cta. . D. 0. CAI.DKR, $1.00 $1.34 $2.00 One of fhelMMit Investment iu the Country; Wm. P. ltOUEItTS, AND that may he ordered, to Utah, tie expert! to be able to have them at Ogden by the beginning of April; and will deliver them at that point for TUB iDEN HOUSE. T OPENED ANEW TW12NTY-FIV- OGDEN JUNCTION COKTAIKI T, TJIATVII, UTAH, ' u . Calls from the Country - DRCO Leading Topics of the Day, kind of BUILDING JJUMBEH Dentist, DESERET BREWERY DEPOT, AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE JUNCTION NORTH 0? 00 DEN E0C8E, HAS W3I. D. WILLIAMS, IN THIS WESTERN either by the glass or by th "barrel. i PARPE Main. COUNTRY. , able as coula la dejired. Will be promptly attended iou tf & tiatiim. BOESSEL i.ttu. h Watchmakers, Jewelers AGnnsmltlis. Agent for American and Elgin Watches. Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Advertising are and DRESS LUMBER of SiTfi.pt. r The Terra 8ASI1Y BLIXDS, CTery description Proprietor. Hal constantly op hand an excellent quality of Which is for Sal i CITY. XXX BEER, FEW EQUALS EXTRA SIZE DOOIta, , MAIN" STREET OGDEN Order received for all at- promptly South Street, SALT LAKE CITY, Three doors West of Revere House. Office, Second Cig-ars- J .... DR.WM.H. GROVES, , Articles on all the MO.NTJTT'8 4v t. tended ) Best of Accommodations AT THE EXCHANGE, ,. OFFICE AT WALKER BTORE, OGDEX, U. T. The Latest Telagraphtc Xeivt OGDEN, U.T. : Alwtjs kept en band. ; DR. R. TIBB1TS, Physician ami Surgeon. i Glazed, Orders and Money win he received op to the 15th of March, by James MnGaw, Kjxj., at the OtBce of this Paper, or by E. L. Sloan, Esq., felt Lake City. s, MAIN-STREE- HIVE. ... AID Pr imed and DOIXARS E A a hotel. WHITE HOUSE, Jlaisid, paneilod and Moulded. FORWARDING BEES, well-know- D Doors, Sash Doors, of PROTO. who has been fO PITCCESPnJt IS JJR1NOINO IIEK3 INTO THE TERRITORY, will start East about the 6th of i'ebruary, for the par- . , pose of PURCHASING ltf Ticket and Freight Agent. Of TJYBRYBODY WHO II AH A OARDEU SHOULD J have at least One Hive of Bees. Tbey are easily attended, and lay trn luscions sweets for their owners during the Summer which quickl pay for tbnir cost; while the ranidltv with wblr they multiply soon duplicates, triplicates and further increases the original hive. 8CFERINTENDKST. Salt Lake City to Wood's Cross " Centrevllle A LARGE ASSORTMENT st ABOVE-NAME- Planed LumDcr (ONE SIDE) Trains leave Opden daily at 10.06 a.m., and 8 p.m. Arrive at Salt Luke City at 12.20 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. " An extra Train will leave Ogden on Sundays, Wednesdays and (Saturdays only, at 6.4S a.m. and arrive at Ntlt Lake City at 9.45 a.m. Full fare to to all Stations on this Train entitles the purchaser of a Ticket to return on the same day aud Train, HOTELS. at 100,000 ' As a momento or token of affection. i Nothing siierceds portrait. It is magic dispenser of pleasure A consoler in hours of absence A representative whoee silent eloquence Whoppers spiritual thoughts of Love aud Uope. t , ,T. 11. WOOD Artist. OODKS will be , 300,000 ENAMELLED CARD PICTX'RES. RAILROAD. ht . A5D UTAH CENTRAL ne 300,000 Ft. of Boards Ecrrcoljpcs, SIT OLD PICTTRES Copied, Enlarge duced in Size, and rendered Imperishable. PIOXEEK C.P.K.II. DEPOT. 3I( lanooj pos, Ambrot j pes, Also THE CELEBRATED BUN PEARL, a 75c, 00c T3iJ OF T PICTURES, 10x12, $7 .00. POTATOES SOUTH-EAS- Photographs, Cartes de Visit Vignettes, HAY Full lupply, at $10 per ton. OATS per lb. BARLEY per lb. WHEAT-$1- .00 $1.25, per bushel. $4.00 per ack. ; a full eupply PLOUR$3,25 for present demand. Our Utah Flour compare! favorably with the boat Western Brand) nude from winter wheat. CORN $1.00 per bushel. BRAN OGDEN, AN'D LIFE-LIKWHKRE ARTISTIC are being taken, of flue tone and infinite durability, unsurpassed for Boldness of Outline or Beauty of Finish, by all the various processes known to the Art, sums of which are as fjllows: $21.00 per k. crunbod, $22.00, per Bk. CURRANTS 24c per lb, by bl, TOBACCO Navy, per lb 80c. CHEESE 30c por lb. INDIGO-I2.- W per lb. CANDY 35c 00c per lb. PEPPER 60c per lb. SPICE 60c per lb. NU1!JIEGS-$1-.75 per lb. CANDLES $9.00 per box. SOPA- -f 10.25c per box. SOAP I. X. L. bnuide $9.76, per box. RAISINS per box, $7.09. . COAL OIL per cane, $10.70. LYB-410.to $12.00 per ease. GLASS-i- lO per box, $7.00. BCOAR ' y. TRUCKEE RIVER , reason' of nae jewelry, foreign "awnes, uuo, riewn, ana Ammunition of all kinds. Parchaiiers will do well to xararaiou Stock Jtefor pnrchasinit slswhere. Repairing carefully done and all work warranted. Tim D.W. I'AKIUIUKST, y PROPUIETOR. |
