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Show CACHE COUNTY CROSS CUTS. <br><br> "Peerless. "What's the "Peerless?" The best reaper and mower in the world. Sold by John Gooch, Third St., Logan, on easy terms. <br><br> All kinds of fruits and vegetables at Ricks & Bitter's. <br><br> The New Domestic Sewing Machine at the 4th Ward Store. <br><br> Smithfield is to have a bang-up celebration on the 25th. <br><br> Don't forget the opera on the evenings of the 2nd and 3rd insts. <br><br> Bear quality of superfine flour always on had at Ricks & Bitter's. 31<br><br> A GOOD thing is the New Domestic Sewing Machine. Everybody likes it. 37<br><br> All kinds of Sewing Machine repairs at Robt. [Robert] Pringle's, South of Tabernacle. 37<br><br> They have a fine race track at Mendon, and are to have some exciting races on the 25th. <br><br> Everything you want in the Sewing Machine line at Robt. [Robert] Pringle's, South of the Tabernacle. 37<br><br> We Learn that the Salt Lake firemen are to come to Logan on an excursion, about the middle of next month. <br><br> C.B. Robbins and Robert Pringle handle the best Sewing Machine that has ever come west - New Domestic. 37<br><br> ROCKFORD Quick Train Watches for exacting service such as railroad use. A large assortment just received at Cardon's. 29<br><br> SECURE your reserved seats early for Stephen's last opera to be performed Friday and Saturday evenings, July 22nd and 23rd. <br><br> A party of fourteen surveyors in the employ of the U.P., have been at work in Blacksmith Fork canyon for over two weeks. <br><br> THE chicken thief is abroad. A resident of the Island had a number of fine hens one night last week. Fasten your coops. <br><br> If you wish a good bed call at the office of C. Sessions & Co., opposite Cache Valley Home, Third St., Logan, or send them an order for one. 41<br><br> A good article of brick is now being manufactured at Providence by Fred Theurer, which is sold at $10 per thousand in Providence, or $13, delivered in Logan. 43<br><br> Another arrival direct from the east of millinery and all kinds of ladies' furnishing goods, linen and calico suits, dusters, parasols, &c. at Mrs. James'. Half block east of U.O. Store, Logan. 40 <br><br> Having lately imported improved machinery for the manufacture of [unreadable] we are prepared to fur [unreadable line] with that seller. 42 Farris & Thain, Proprietors. <br><br> I am now prepared to furnish Co-op stores and dealers with stationary, sundries and everything in that line, at lowest cash prices. Give me a trial. J.P. Hammond, Bookseller and stationer, Logan, Utah. 42<br><br> Three curious coincidences have lately occurred in this city. Green apples are big enough to eat, cholera ?? has become epidemic, and Ormsby & Riter have lately put up a large quantity of Jamaica ginger. This is a world of compensations. Selah! <br><br> A little son of James Kent, Esq., of the Fifth Ward, had one of his arms broken a short time since. He was carrying a child on his back, when he slipped and fell, fracturing a bone of his left arm. The little fellow is progressing finely, however, and is able to be around. <br><br> On the morning after the Fourth the running gears of a wagon were found separated and jammed into the thick willows near the Deseret? mills. Several days elapsed before the owner obtained the missing vehicle. Mischievous boys are supposed to be the perpetrators of the mischief. <br><br> Chas. [Charles] Birch, the young man who drives the Temple cart, received an ugly wound on the top of his head Tuesday. While he was near the building a piece of lumber fell from the scaffold above, cutting a gash of an angular shape and about two inches in length. The hurt is quite severe though not serious. <br><br> "WHO'S your best surgeon in town," asked a man from the north of a Co op. clerk the other day. He of the Co-op. could hardly say. "Well, I don't care so much for a regular surgeon, but I'd like to git [get] a man that's purty [pretty] good on bones if I could," said the man. We didn't learn whether he picked on friend Newberry or Eb. Farnes. <br><br> The rumor has reached this city from Ogden that a house of ill fame had lately been established here. Whether Ogden wants us to share her reputation or whether the rumor had a source in some other circumstance or motive, we do not know; we can only pronounce it utterly discredited here, where the truth would most likely be known. <br><br> Last Monday night, at about eleven o'clock, some half a dozen small boys, from eight to twelve years of age, were curled up in the door way of Mr. P.A. Neilson's residence and Hanson & Co's tailor shop, as if to spend the night. It seems like some parents don't care whether their small boys are at home and in bed or spending the whole night on the street. <br><br> Recently, a ewe on Fairview Farm gave birth to three lambs, and at about the same time another ewe had one lamb which died. The herder tried to induce the bereaved? mother to own one of the triplets, but did not succeed till he took the skin from the dead lamb and fastened it over the living one. The ewe which had lost her lamb was deceived, even as Jacob of old, and accepted the lamb with the double skin after smelling of it thoroughly. |