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Show YOUNG LADIES M.I.A. BALL. On Monday ??? next the Central Board of Y.L.M.I.A. will give a grand ball in Canlon's Hall. The affair will be conducted entirely by the ?[Ladies], so we are informed, and if such is the case, there is no doubt of it's success. The pictures and decorations in the hall, put up for the last ball, will remain. They give the room a neat and tasteful appearance. RETURNED. Bishop M.M. Hammond of Providence returned home last Friday night from Colorado and New Mexico where he has been engaged in railroading since last spring. He looks well and hearty, and will remain at home all winter. WANTED By J. H. Stinger, a girl to do washing and ironing at the U.& N. Hotel, Spring Hill, Montana. 12lf VISITING LOGAN. Apostles F. D. Richards and Lorenzo Snow came to Logan on Wednesday last, and in company with Apostle Moses Thatcher, paid a visit to the Temple. JUST ARRIVED at ?[M]. A Nielsen's, a well selected stock of men's clothing, hats, caps, and furnishing goods. The best ever brought to Cache County. Prices low. 15 tf CHANGED HIS PLEA. On Thursday of last week, two officers chartered a job wagon and ?? in it the person of one Wm. [William] ?[Ruder] to the hotel de Bell. The recipient of this courtesy had been for three days ?[engaged] in a ?[immature]?[celebration] of the ?[holidays], to the utter disregard of that sobriety which should characterize all good citizens. On ?[Friday] he was taken before Judge ?[?ranney], charged with drunkenness. "Mr. Judge, I pleads not guilty to the charge." Said the defendant. "Why ?[Ruder],"said an officer. "I can produce a dozen witnesses who will swear that you have been drunk for three days." "Oh is dot so?" said the defendant." "Well then I pleads guilty." The Judge made it $7.50. NOW IS THE TIME To get a bottle of that justly celebrated remedy for colds and coughs. ?[Honey's] ?[color, colon] ?[eleck, elexer,extract] Try it and you'll use no other. ?l 1y A STRAIGHT LINE. There are only three curves in the U.& N. railway between Deer Lodge and the upper canyon, a distance of some thirty miles. There is one curve near ?[Pine, Pace] ?[Brach], one at Warm Spring, and one at the river crossing near Mrs. Thomas' the Northern ?[Pacific] here runs parallel to the U.&N. at a distance of ?[6]feet for the next 20 miles.-New North West. DON'T FORGET All persons indebted to Dr. W. S. ?[Ner?roer] are hereby respectfully requested to call and settle their accounts. All bills remaining unpaid Jan 1st, 1882, will surely, be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. L4-5t TEMPLE CASTINGS. There are now being made at the foundry the castings for the font in the temple, consisting of the various parts comprising the steps. These are the steps ?[proper]. Platforms, banisters, &c.[etc], and a good job is being made of them. A NEW LOT of Winchester rifles, cheap, at Z.C.M.I. SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS. During the past two weeks the sale of holiday goods in the city has been unprecedented. Confections, toys, ?[laney] goods &c.&c.[etc], have been demanded in immense quantities. Our merchants are correspondingly ?[c?ted], and the holidays have been all the more enjoyed. WANTED. One hundred wood choppers, to cut ?[trees] on Weber River and its branches, for P.R.P. For contracts and particulars inquire of B.R. Young, Sen. Wanship, Summit Co. l7tf ZION'S BOARD OF TRADE Have just received some of the ?? and best wagons ever brought to Utah. Parties thinking of purchasing wagons will do well to call and examine. ll 1f NOTICE TO PAY. If ?[Breux's]?[Anieadive] does not cure any case of burns, ?? ?[bruises], old sores or in ?? ?? eyes Me?? ?[Prmaby] & Rher will refund your money. Try it, only 25 ctn [cents] a box. ll 1y THE "PROGRAMME." This is a bright little advertising sheet, very artistic in appearance, which will be continued by Mesers, Smith and Stratford, ?? printers, during the theatrical season. It is an excellent medium for advertisers who wish to reach the public of our city, and we hereby wish it ?[forces, success]. Advertising pays. Money invested in printer's ink, is put to heavy ?[mory, work], and those who advertise most, realize best its advantages. GERMAN ?[ININISH] CURE Never yet failed to cure any recent case of ?[catarrh]. Cold in the head or sore throat when ?[mixed, made] with sarsaparilla dandelion and iodide of potassium old ?[choli,cholic]cases of ?ntarch held at ?? All of Brown's ?[home] ?? medicines are sold by Ormsby & Riter, Logan, and by all dealers in medicine in Utah. 12 y PERSONAL. We lately received a pleasant call from Gen.[General] W. Crocheron Reg[or Esq]. of Salt Lake. He proposes making a tour of the settlements of this valley, ?[canvassing] for a volume of poems "Wild Flowers of Deseret," the production of the gifted pen of his wife Augusta Joyce Crocheron. ?[Wale] ?[perk] for Mr. Crocheron a kindly reception where ever he goes, in this valley, and an ext??[extensive] ?? of the volume of poems, many of which possess ?[much] merit. CHARTER OAK stoves are always reliable. CONSIDERABLY BETTER. Two or three days ago, Apostle C.C. Rich was losing ground, so far as his health was concerned, I ?? being considerably ?[allected, affected]at times. We are glad to state, however, that at the present time, he is improving.-Bear Lake Democrat, 21th. I??? ???, ??? and ??? from ?[$15 ?] to $25, a splendid line, a Z.C.M.I. SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON. It is rumored that Governor Murray has been summoned by telegraph to appear in Washington, and that the message has been received by him with some misgivings.-News. IF YOU want a good cook stove, get the Charter Oak. DON'T SUFFER LONGER with ?[bypepsia], heartache and liver complaint when a ?[50 ct] bottle of Brown's ?? tonic will certainly cure you. Ask your druggists, Ormsby & Riter of its merits ll 1y THE CENTRAL BOARD BALL. The select Christmas sociable given by the Central Board of the Y.M.M.I.A. came off in Cardon's Hall on Monday evening last. The Hall had been nicely decorated with ?[p?taes] and evergreens, and the musicians' stand was draped with the ?? colors. The company was not large, in comparison with the capacity of the Hall, but it ?[contained] the elements necessary to make the affair ?[successful] and thoroughly enjoyable, and many remarked the social congenial and pleasant ?[spirit] that prevailed. The ?[last] ?? was finished at five minutes past twelve when the company ?[departed]. OVER 509,000 Charter Oak stoves have been ?[made] and sold in the last thirty years. FINGER AMPUTATED. Some weeks since Mr. Edward Newbery, ?[owner and] proprietor of the Logan Meat Market, scratched the second finger of his right hand on a bone. Blood poisoning resulted and the member became greatly swollen and intolerably painful. On Thursday last amputation became necessary and the finger was cut off between the first and second joints. The rumor spread among Mr. Newbery's friends, that he had lost his hand but such is not the case. We understand he is progressing very favorably. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. On the evening of the ?[24th] inst.[?instant] The Logan fire company held a meeting for the annual election of officers. The chief is appointed by the city and he selects two assistants. The elective officers are, foreman, assistant foreman, secretary, treasurer, and steward. The election resulted as follows: Foreman M.H.Farnes; assistant foreman B. Farnes; secretary N.W. Haws; treasurer Geo. [George] Cole; steward Waker Cole. FIREMAN'S BALL. On Friday evening, Jan.[January] 6th, the Logan fire company will give a grand dress ball in Logan Hall, Proceeds to be devoted to the ?[purchase] of articles needed by the company. Our ?[fire] boys are the fellows to get up a good time when they try, and the success of their ball is assured. Z.C.M.I. has the best soap in the market. Buy some while it is cheap. RUFFIANISM IN SALT LAKE. From the News we learn that on Monday last a gang of ruffians fired by ?[Kjuor], created a disturbance and gave on officer who went to arrest them a terrible beating. The guilty parties were placed in custody. THE MONARCH OF THE FIELD. The California Wilcox improved iron harrow with steel tooth. Warranted to do better work than can be done with your wood frame harrow on all conditions of soil. Strongest and best harrow made, and so acknowledged by all who have tried them. No shrinking or swelling, or ?[bolting] out. They will last a life time. [graphic picture of the harrow]. The cut represents a Harrow frame that ?[is, be]?[independently] made entirely of iron. And so ?? ?[draw?] together by the teeth passing through durable iron clamps, and having screw threaded ?? on their upper ends, which ?[holds] the framework entirely together. This mode of constructing a Harrow frame dispenses with drafting or punching hole through the ?? of the frame, thereby giving greater strength and durability to the frame for the Harrow. These harrows are made in any size to ?? our ?? either three, four, five or six sections. The cut represents our common size four section Harrow. Two good horses handle it easily. What the papers say about it, West. The farmers of San Jose, and Sacramento Valley are elated over the Wilcox patent improved iron harrow; it certainly supersedes anything ever sold as a harrow heretofore on the Pacific slope, for excellence in work, durability or worth.---Granger ??, Cal. What farmers say about it, East. We, the undersigned farmers of Cedar and Jones counties, Iowa, having used the California Wilcox patent improved iron harrow the past season, cheerfully recommend it to the farming community as being in every respect the best Harrow we ever used, and we have no hesitancy in saying it cannot be surpassed in any of the qualities that go to make a first class implement. J.H. Vanwo?aH. R., J.H. D?nes, B.A.Belcher, Asa Balloc, Daniel, Whitney, Allen Elijah, Jas. [James]Dexter, Alexander ?[Gacricll] H.C. Frink. Manufactured and sold under a ?? patent, by A. Wilcox & Co., Send for price list to Sidney Stevens, Ogden. All orders will receive prompt attention. PRICE LIST. No. 0 is one section for one horse, in cultivating gardens. Price $9.00 No.1 has two sections, ?[80] steel teeth, cuts ?[8] ft. [feet] Used with two light horses. Price, 17.50 No.2 has three section, ?[15, 17, 47] steel teeth, cuts ?[9] ft. [feet] Used with two medium horses. Price, 28.00 No.3 has four sections, ?? steel teeth, cuts 10 feet. Used with two heavy horses. (?[Represented] in cut.)No.4 has five section. 73 steel teeth, cuts 15 ft.[feet] This is our three horse harrow; can leave off one section and use two horses with the same draft ?[bar]. Price. 43.00 No.5 has six section, 90 steel teeth, cuts 18 ft.[feet]. For this size we use four horses abreast, with two draft ?? coupled together at the ends. Adapted for large farms. Price, 51.50 Sidney Stevens general agent for Utah, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, Eastern Nevada and Western Wyoming. Ogden City, Utah. 7-15 HAY WANTED I wish to buy 500 tons of good hay! Thos. [Thoms] E. Ricks, Enquire at Ricks & Bitters Store, Logan. 6 11 WANTED, A SCHOOL TEACHER Franklin, Idaho. A good teacher well versed in Ray's, arithmetic. Carl third, reading. Writing, geography, and grammar, will ?[had] some three or four month's employment at fair wages L. Andras, S.C. Parkinson, w. woodward, School Trustee?. 13-11 ESTRAY NOTICE. There came to Goodwin Bros. [brothers] ranch in Trenton ?[lane] [unreadable] 1881, one three year old ??, mostly dark red or brown, star in forehead, while flank and belly had a ?? horizontal and C T ?? on ?[her, his] hip, and in her ear when she came, but lost it. Contents Unknown. No other ear mark. Branded R? on left shoulder. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take her away. Apply by mail or otherwise in E. El?? Trenton ?[S, 8]t. PATENTS We continue to ?[net, act] ?? ?? for patents ?[careers] ?? , market ?? etc. for the United States. Canada. Cuba ???, Germany ?[etc.] We have had thirty-two years experience. Patents [unreadable lines] This large and splendid ??? [Unreadable words] $3.20 [unreadable lines]New York. Hand [unreadable] MATHEWS & PETERSEN, Coach, House, Sign and Ornamental painters! Logan City, Utah. Carriages painted in all styles and on reasonable terms. Graining, ?[maulding], staining, paper hanging, ?[?alcomining] and ?? painting, etc. ?[Trends] to suit the times all work guaranteed. Shop at ?[Wilson's] old furniture stand on 2nd street. 17 8m NOTICE There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Logan Cooperative ?[pasture] Company in Logan ?? Tuesday Jan. [January] ?[31], 1882, at ?[8]p.m. for the purpose of electing five directors for the coming two years and for transacting such other business ?[as] may properly come before the meeting. 15 3t C.W. ?[Norms], secy. [Secretary] A GRAND TROPICAL EXCURSION to San Francisco, San Jose, Palaro, Monterey, and Santa Cruz. The new ?? of the Western ocean, Leaves Ogden Saturday January 14, ?[1882] and returns any time within ?[two, ten] weeks, with sleep over privileges. ?[$42 50, 62 50] each. For the round trip-first class. Tickets are ?? on application to R H Sheltler, ?? Zion's Savings Bank, Salt Lake City, or from G. H ?[Brite], Merchant, at Ogden. O.H. Biggs, John W. ?[Snelt]. Managers 10-1m Z.C.M.I. has just received a car load of the old reliable Charter Oak Cook Stoves, also a car load James. A. Kirk & Co's [company's] soaps, savon and Russian. At prices that defy competition. Also a car load coal and headlight oil. R. S. Watson, manager. STOVES. STOVES. E.M. Curtis, has just received a choice lot of cook, heating and parlor stoves, also a lot of the celebrated Warwick ranges; all of which have been selected especially for this market. Be sure you see the new stove Zion, before purchasing any other. Stoves and prices are sure to suit. We have also a large stock of ??ware, stove pipe ?[elbows], Roof Caos, and stove pipe safes constantly on hand. Gutters and conducting pipes made on short notice. Orders from points on the ?[line] of the railroads ??prompt attention E.M. Curtis, adjoining Hammond's book store, main street, Logan, Utah 8-7m W.H.STEVENS, ?[jobber] and dealer in tobacco, cigars, pipes, & smoker's articles guns, rifles, pistols, and ammunition. Fine assortment of fishing tackle. A good line of smoker's articles and ?? goods. Fifth Street, Ogden. 8 5m CANNON THE TAILOR. I have just received the finest stock of merchant tailor's goods ever shown in Logan, including English and American ?[diagonals] and cassameres [cashmeres], fall and winter good, and I cordially invite my gentlemen to call and examine my stock, whether they order or not. Prices as low as the lowest. Carl J. Cannon. Tailor, third street, Logan, first door east of post office. A-tf FURNITURE HOME MAKE and imported. Family supplies and all kinds of general merchandise. Co-operation the manufacturing and building company of Logan, manufacture doors, sash, mouldings, rustic tapered siding and furniture. This company can offer special inducements on building contracts ?? and turning done on short notice. Prices of planing: Surfacing, 35 cts. [cents] per 100 ft. [feet]; planing, 40 cts. Per 100 ft.; planing, tongue and grooved and beaded, 73 cts. Per 100 ft.; moulding reduced 25 per cent. IN OUR STORE on third St. [street]., 3 blocks west of Z.C.M.I. will always be found a complete stock comprising all lines of General Merchandise. And a large and varied stock of home made and imported furniture will always be found at our furniture store, on Main Street, Logan W. Nibley, manager. Henry ?[Da Latto], Preston. |
