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Show CACHE COUNTY CROSS CUTS Have your horses sharp shod. <br><br> New ? for sale at the Temple Block. ?-18-tr? <br><br> Hayes marches forth on the fourth of March. <br><br> Thatcher & Newberry will pay 7 cents per pound for pork. <br><br> 12 The Logan Minstrels perform in Logan Theatre to-morrow night. <br><br> Dixon's and Faber's Lead pencils only 5 cents each at the Book Store. <br><br> Jones and Jenkins' little store does a big business. Good goods at low prices do it. <br><br> Don't fail to call at the Book Store and see the New Books and Christmas goods. The students in the B.Y. [Brigham Young] College had a half holiday on Monday 3rd.? No wood cut. <br><br> Another grand ball by the Angell Orchestra and Henry Bullock, in Providence Hall to-night. <br><br> Some interesting correspondence from Providence came in too late for this issue and will appear next week. We have good authority, as we believe, for stating that some one in Providence is doing a good whisky business. <br><br> The temple hands appreciate good reading. About a dozen of them subscribed for the Leader in one day this week. <br><br> Highest price in cash, paid for wheat, oats and barley, at Thatcher's? rock barn, immediately west of Union Mills. <br><br> Last Wednesday morning the doorway of the 2nd? ward school house was found to be packed full of snow. "Hoodlums," of course. <br><br> The next play at the theatre will be "Jonathan Bradford," It is a fine play and will be presented on Saturday evening, Dec. 18th. <br><br> Neilsen & Henstrom have a fine assortment of home made cloths for gent's? suits, overcoats,&c. Call and examine. Prices reasonable. <br><br> Wanted, dressed hogs at the Railroad Meat Market near the depot. Parties having any for sale please call on J.T. Thame at the market. tf <br><br> For the next thirty days Aaron Farr will pay you a good price for your wheat, oats and barley, at Thatcher's rock barn, immediately west of Union Mills. <br><br> Neilsen and Henstrom, tailors, are prepared to make to order, from the best materials, all kinds of gents clothing, suits, overcoats &c. Shop, next door east of post office. <br><br> Mrs. James has removed her stock of millnery goods to her new, handsome and commodius store on Third street, near the 2nd? ward store. She has a fine stock which is displayed to advantage. <br><br> Z.C.M.I. is receiving a nice stock of silver and plated ware, for the holiday trade. Also a splendid stock of fruits, such as raisins, currants, citron, &c., Co-op, and country stores, may here replenish their stocks and obtain goods for the holidays. <br><br> Now that the sleighing season has arrived, it is a good time to introduce a very delightful New England custom according to which, the young man kisses "his girl" every time the sleigh crosses a bridge. The young lady then smacks her lips and impatiently waits for the next bridge. <br><br> We lately examined some of the home made cloths in the stock of Neilsen & Henstrom, tailors, and found them to be neat, stylish and durable. A piece of home made broadcloth, was as nice a piece of goods as any one need wish for. They keep the best stock of home made cloths in Cache Valley. <br><br> The ball in Providence Hall last Friday night was attended by a large and select company who enjoyed it very much. It was the first of series to be given there by the Angell Orchestra and Henry Bullock, Esq. and we know of no parties better qualified to get up successful? and enjoyable entertainments. The next of the series comes off? this (Friday) evening. <br><br> One young man who was intoxicated succeeded in getting into the ball room in Providence on Friday last, during the progress of the ball. He was promptly ejected, but came in again, enscounced himself in a corner and went to sleep. He observed very good order while he was asleep, and at the close of the ball, his friends carried him out of the ball, and assisted him home. <br><br> One of the finest photographs we have lately seen is one taken by T.B. Cardon, the subject being a young lady and gentleman. Mr. and Miss Achichere? The pose of both is good, the expression is pleasing, while the photographer has done his part so well that the picture is really a fine one. A large phtograph of Elder Moses? Thatcher, taken just previous to his departure for Mexico, by the same artist, is very fine. |
