Ogden Semi-Weekly Junction | 1870-04-06 | Page 3

fopular discontent in Ireland seems to be increasing. The eveninsr DaDers this city publish a long list of out and Saturday. published .v.ry W.Juday rages recently committed there. lesterday a Protestant church at 'jTjDffARD L. 8LOAN, Ksq., I our duly Bullivent, Cork county, was entered by persons. The walls and 'boriwJ Agent in Salt Lake City for the tran. furniture were defaced and the building of business connected with this raper. -t- wB EDITOR. nearly destroyed. I nnce Pierre Bonaparte is reported to have sailed te America. The police at Dublin seized a large 11 o'clock. number of revolvers and a quantity of at jjjg ammunition on a Liverpool steamer yes lit Hall. On Monday vEff BlLLIAED YYoodmansee's .. th urpei room . .:i,i;ntr wah ntipnfid bv Mr. A. J. eW DU"'6 a billiard nan. n is me for that purpose in used room fiaest in length and 25 78 feet being rtrden; 0 . , J i i r! i Ai wide. present, air. rnxgemm feet iu only three tables. One a Kavanagh the 3d Decker with catgut cushion, He tables. Brunswick iafM four pocket intends to make additions immediately. jheroora is well lighted in the day-io- e windows by handsome and spacious w and est and ends, by night ,t the east fith chandeliers and shaded lamps. rTerything is neat, clean and pleasant. the Kavanagh cue The handsome bar, on raised stands chairs neks, the arm the to place a pleas- give tc. combine comfortable appearance and ,nt and the proprietor is a man of liVn tint his business. understands and order FitigeraW as 1 rPiPiTCHisis. The Third No. of comical little sheet was received on alone Tuscday morning. Saxey's letter :his I he paper is it a success. town and country both in very popular ami will no doubt have a very extended circulation. Take it, it is worth reading. would make teraay. The Atlantic Cable Co.. after a con sideration of the proposed bill for the consolidation of the An c with the French Cable Company have given it their approval. Dublin. A correspondent of the Evenina Post says that emigration from Ireland to the United states has increased to a re maikable extent within the past few days. It is altogether due to the probable passage through Parliament of the obnoxious bill for the 'preservation of life and property in Ireland. Parts. The first number of a new religious ournal, La Concord, of which Pere Hy acinthe is chief editor, appeared April 2nd. Paris letter of the 18th, states that a rising in Rumania was about to oecur with the design of expelling Prince It is said Charles, of llohenzollern. that Prussia will resist the insurrection, and that the Berlin Cabinet, in view of the trouble likely to arise, is vigorously pushing forward its military and naval preparations. A letter received from Paris states that a great movement of some sort is expected by the army. The utmost ac tivity is manifested at all the fortresses and sea ports in the Baltic. In Fort ress Margence there is not rooms for t single cannon or soldier more. The strika among the iron operatives at Lacrenzot continues. Yesterday the strikers became riotous and sought to provoke a collision with the troops stationed there to preserve order. The rioters attacked them and pelted them with stones, and it was only the forbear ance of the officers that prevented conflict. Trans-Atlanti- Siw Goods. A large stock of New Goods is expected to arrive in a few Mr. Peery days, at Zions' sell is as low as to tan he determined LIST OF LETTEltS. will establishment the the interests of advertisement. See tdmiL REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post Otiice in Ogden, Territory of Utah, on 1st of April. 1870. which, if not Merchant Tailors. Messrs. Thir-ki- ll called for before the 1st of May, 1870, & Earl, Salt Lake City, are about to will be sent to the Dead Letter Office cen an establishment on the East side GENT'S. LIST. of Main Street, where gentlemen can ob' nughes W S tain clothing to order of first class qua! Hutchison W E Arnold G A See advertise' Adams J I ity and workmanship. Irish B ment. S L J Barnes A 2 Beis. Mr. W D. Roberts arrived last night from the East-- with a large quantify of bees. Persona desiring to U obtain hives, at $25 each, should make immeuiaie application to ;ur. J. aicuaw, tt t lie office of the Ogden Junction. , Divorces. All persons having "Cul-lom- " on the brain or contemplating judicial separation from any cause take notice of the advt. from Mr. House of New Yojk in this issue. The Directors of Ogden Kan Road Company will mvet on Satur next, at 7 p. m. in the City Hall. Nortel. yon day Jenkins S R JO Johnson W Birktnan Mr Johnson P Binns J D Biowkman Mr Jonson C K Bjorkman P E Blake or Blakely MrKelley W II Keller W Boll F Ked Thos A Brown E A L Breckenridge Maj J Brace Mr Laing S P Lish II D Bright J Lord R Bryne Z 0 Burns Lynch M M Budd D McCabe J Burman W C MoComber Mr McGovern T AY Campbell C McLane D Carlin H K Christenscn P McNatty Mr Marshall JSC Chappin L R Malty 0 Chapman W Cherry E R MayJC Mattox F S Clinton C Meecham E D Clough D Mikesell J Compstock C Morrill W E Cole R W More W Connors J Barry V snow of Watir, Tuesday stored up streams for summer use in the mountain recesses, which farmers and gardeners will appreciate by and by, if they grumbled at the miserable wea tier yesterday. Colclough J Conner P E EST Dont forget Jones Ball at T Cook W J Cownover II Browning's restaurant Conlin M M Codwalader C i; Cochran S D Conner J J 4 Crosby J L AMERICAX. Crozer F 4 Daltimore. D The bark Cricktl, with a cargo of five Dawson J 9 tbousand bags of coffee, from Rio Ja Davis D neiro, was wrecked off Cape Charles; Davis D J ine crew were saved. Darling W Detroit. M S The Wholesale dry goods store of Far-- Duff F & Co Dwinge tonngton, McMiller & Co., was burned thousand. sight; loss seventy-fiv- e Eggleston S C Philadelphia. The distillery of John Monroe, on Egglcston S Cumberland street, was burned last Ekison J Ellis J Hht; loss $35,000. Edmondson W II Richard Ticknor, indicted for the attF empted murder of two little boys, has Farebanks J forfeited his bail and is now supposed to Farmer J D " live fled to Europe. Farnsworth 0 II ' Cincinnati. Farrington J . .. A young man was pushed into a Ferguson J C Mlter at a at paper mill, Fairgrove, Fletcher F Jfstcrday, by boys with whom he was French MM' ", frying. He was instantly killed. Fingle J St. Albans, Vt 13 For several weeks an unusual supply Fifield C J Fowles of money orders and drafts from Phila- Forrest J B 2 delphia and New York have been revived at Burlington payable to a hun Fyfee J F ted known Fenians. There has been Gardner F J mysterious movement on foot lately A 'or two Sunday nights pa3t trains of Gennings H H 2 Given wims bound for the north have passed 11 Fairfax toward Fairfield, a village near Gough J Gorman JM Capt Canada line, largely inhabited with L Grone "uinmen, most of whom are Fenians. II San Francisco. Ilassoll J F 2 Reports from the San Diego cold field f more favorable; rich quartx ledges Hammon L ocen discovered thirty miles from Hardy A . Hail J au Diego, which has caused another H D Jampcde from that place. Sailors aboard Heady "e uritixh iron clad Zealous, inthishar Henry Lee infected with the gold fever, and Hill J 3 jareattempts Hill F are made at desertion, ""y Hollans F Hudson J G FOREIGX. Lots norm BY TELEGRAPH. ' "e . London. Timet says the income of the government last year exceeded its ex Penditure by eight millions sterling. ine House of Lords has rejected the M. of 'm Havard to the Wicklow u is reported that prince Pierre Bona- wienus to reside at Brussels. Moore J O Moberly F Moiely F Murray W 0 O'Brine O'Brien MT A Olds B F V? of Ogden Junction, Ogdtn City, Utah Territory, April 6, 1870. Office ON AND AFTER Trains will leave Ogden daily at 10.05 a.m., and at 12.20 p.m. and 6 p.m. Arrive at Salt Lake City 8.15 p.m. " WILL RUN Leaving Ogden City 6.45 a.m. and Salt Lake City, hich full fare will entitle the purchaser of a ticket to return on the same day and train will and free, tD bv arranirinc with the Condac- tor, at auy point on tue line to laze on or lei on passengers. Fasscneer will please purchase their tickets at the offices. Fifty cents additional will be charged when the lore is colloctod on the train. &c. P Tarks J W Pendergoss J 2 Pelles Mr Perkins G Pine II A 4 S L R Rees L L Roberts G H Roach E ' Ryan R Kear the U. C. K. U. Engine House. $7.00. " STOVE-41.- 00 16o. Crushed $22.25 per Back to $2.25 per lb. TOBACCO, Nat. Leaf $1.10 per lb. NAVY A GRAPE 80c. WASHBOARDS $8.50 per doz. .50 , WOOD $9, per nest. $7. to $S. per cord. $5.50 v S Salisburry D Scurry J G Shourds C B Siman L' Smith W A Stevinson A Stanley J Steere J K Stone DW DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED ABSOLUTE York, Indiana, Illinois and other for persons from any State or Country, legal everywhere; desertion, drunkenness, non- support, etc.. sufficient cause; no publicity; no charge until divorce obtained. Advice free. Busi ness established fifteen years. M. U0US3, Altomoy. Address, No. 78, Nassau Street, New Vork City. A nMINICTDATADC nwifiinivi tr i viv NOTICE. T ferrett J J Thomsom E W F Tibbits G W 3 Tibbets G Trainer F 2 Trainer J Turner E Tyler G M Tygard J u V Van Camp J V Ward Whalen P ' Wilson W J Wilson R Wilson G Woltcrs J Wood J & Co Wright Mr Wright C More Mary Mitchell Lizzie Savage H William L C. B. MCGREGOR, MART WEST, JOHN HOAGLAND, LEI.STKK J. DERRICK. (JOHN SHARP. N.B. The claims against mid Estate may be filed with Walter Thompson, at Ogden City. W Whitmore H ESTATE OP CREDITORS OF THE W. West, deceased, are hereby said Estate must notified that all claims against be presented on or before six months from date hereof to the undersigned Administrators of said Estate, as all accounts against said estate not so presented will be Iwrred and disregarded in the settlement ol said relate. Administrators Acting P.M. Ogden Citv, March" 28th, 1870. 25-- I The Latest Tclearaptoo HOME MANUFACTURE. Nu$ Planed Lumber Article on all th CHARLES PEARCE, Lcadng Topic of th Day. MAIN STHEF.T, Ol.bHN, Calls the attention of the Public to bis New and of Assortment Splendid (OXB SIDE) Tin, Iron and Copper "Ware, Also, good A3 AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM of snnerior quality; all of which ti. offers for sale at as low figures as any that are imported from the bit. N.B Job Work punctually and neatly .xecatei 13-a- THE JUNCTION HAS A L1101 ; nutl Hurjroon PliyHioiaii MC.NUTTS OFFICK AT WALKER IN THIS WESTERN DRUG OGDEN. V. T. Clls from th. Oonntry tended to. STORE. tar at promptly DcntiHt, SALT LAKE CITT, Office, Second South Street, lm vt Of - Boors, Sash Boors, i COUNTRY. DR.WM.H.CROVES, Three doors ittoiTirm FEW EQUALS DR. R. TIBBITS, est ot never House. The Termi of Advertising & BOESSEL PARPE Main Street, Ogden ttty, ftbt u aoula b ar. u rMton- - lUiita, rnelld and . Moulded. tfwnred. A cents for American and Klffin Watches. Keen constant)? on hand a large assortment of fine Jewelry, Foreign Watches, Guns, Pistols, and Ammunition ot ail kinus. Purchasers will do well to examine our Btock before nurchasini elsewhere. Repairing ourVully done and all work warranted. lira Firftt and Third Ward itivk ivstititihv rnnii:R .V VI lill.llllli i.lOlIItllU.IJ Merchants t)ho want to Sell Opvotitt Btihop Wtift, M A. I N H T It 13 E T, their Good will do well t OGDEN, Wave on hand a splendid (lock of Advertise in the Junction. Likewise an excellent Aasortmsat of Mechanic can doubtless in crease tfeeir JiusiMS by AdAND STATIONERY. N.B. Prescriptions carefully prepared vertising in th Junction. Goo1h, Groccrle, Dry UATS, (JAFS, UUUTS, MlUba, Second District Zion'$ COOPERATIVE MERCANTILE : SALT LAKE CITT, Will send Seeds of every kind, for the Parmer, the Gardener, or the Florist, by mail, on receipt of published price and ten cents a pound lor postage. For prices Bee Descret News. Address, t'TAINES 4 Co, Seedsmen, Box 385, Salt lake City. EXTRA SIZE DOOKSC & v. nroduoe It hn beea frequently demonstrated that judicious- Advertiiinj ii the road to j C. W00DMA5SEE, Main Street, Option, DIALEE I in every department ot Trade. We invite the publio of Ogden and else Buceesi MERCHANDISE, where to give tis their Advertisements DRY GOODS, for insertion la the Jvhctiom. GROCERIES, IATH, and DRESS EVMDEtt of crery description will be promptly attended Mm hmd. "LATHER SASH. BEISDS, to. IMPLEMENTS, ETC, Good Supply of MECHANICS' AGRICULTURAL TOOLS on ., IIUILDIXG LUMBER STRUT. OGDIK, 1TB ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORT- ment of Dry Uuods, GrocenM, Caps, .......HaU, , r i i. t. i A.w. .. ui traois, oulf, JifriHlbumi luiyimukwuia, cash and tor all of which w sailing cheap . Order received for all H1I1UH Ol INSTITUTION, MAIN A STAINES & Co., Always kept on haad. Oil, Paintt, Glau, etc., Chemicalt, GENERAL Seeds! Seeds! Primed and Glaxcd, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, 8 ii-l- OOITAIKI AT $4.00 PER TON on the Cars at Echo. All orders to be addressed John Spriggi, (Vwl. 14-l- y Tills, Summit county, Utah Territory. THE H TO Watchmators, Jewelem AGunsmlths. ft. 15c. to 17c. per S NOW PREPARED furnish the beat quality Coal TOHN SPRIGGS IS (J STOYBS, A-- 20c. S OGDEN JUNCTION COAL! COAL! " 30c. WASH-TUB- 164m which he keeps constantly on hand. variety or per do. RAISINS-47.- 00 per box. RICE 15c to 19c. per lb. ROSIN 15c. per lb. ROPE, MANILLA 30c. to 33c. per lb. SOAP, OLIVE, I. X. L-$- 9.75 per box. SODA $103 per case. STARCH 24c per ft. SULPHUR 20c. SALT, Fine WUEEL-UEAD- THlJ MEAT MARKET. PEPPER, Black 50c. per lb. " ' Cayenne 70c. por lb. PEACHES 10c. per lb. PORK Sold at 20c. to 25c Bought at 15o. to 20c PUTTY 15c. per lb. TEA-S1- Clax! 100,000 FAMILIES CAN BE SUPPLIED DAILY VKOM TUB RAILROAD JUNCTION 3c. per lb. " " Paper for all PROPRIETOR. AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH MY Customers with a full supply of IIRLK, Mutton. Pork. Boloirua Sausages, eic etc, w note-sale and Retail. $10.00 per case SUGAR, Brown A rapert T1 " 8ALT-PETR- The Veopte$ llf MEAT MARKET. 3c. Ould F Owens G W 300,000 Shingles $100 JOHN A. RITCIIY, SPERM $J.60 MACHINE $2.15 POLISH, $1.60 $1.78 RAILROAD JUNCTION m FISH-S1- .85 OATS . SUPER U'TEKDBNT. GLUE 40c. per ft. IIAY Full supply, $7. to $10. per ton. HOOP IRON 14c. to 15c. per ft. HORSE SHOES-$- 13. a keg. INDIGO $2.00 per lb. IRONS, SAD I2ic. por lb. LYE $12.00 per case. LEAD White $5.00 to $6.00 per can. Bar 20c. per lb. 28c. to 33c. per lb. LOGWOOD LAMPBLACK 20c. per lb. MUSTARD 55c. to 65c. per lb. MATCHES $8.00 to $11.00 per case. MADDER 35c. per lb. METAL, BABBIT 10c. per lb. NUTMEGS $1.75 per lb. NAILS $8.90 to $9.00 per keg. OILS, LINSEED-12.- 35 per gal. COAL per Tear. I1.J1 JOSEPH A. YOUNC, per bushel. iOe, each. EGGS 20c Per doz, FLOUR-- $3. to $3.25 per sack GINGER 40c. to 50c. per ft. GLASS 8x10 per box, $7.00. " " $G $1.00 D.O.CALDER, Ticket and Freight Agent CHICKENS " Only concerning Freight or Pas-- For all informatisn ge, apply to CORN-$1- .00 " SEMI-WEELK- Y FAXES: Ogden to KaysviUa " Farmington Centreville " Wood's Cross " Bait Lake City 5c. 10x12, of 6 pui. on COPPERAS 22c. CUDBEAR 55c. CAMPHOR $1.40 " 300.000 Ft. AND SATURDAYS, 14c. to 16c. COMPOSITION-7- WEDNESDAYS ON SUNDAYS, per box. 32c to 40e per lb. 30c- - OCDEN. TBAIS ACCOMODATION per ft. Stick COD. FISH THE ONLY PAPER IN In addition to the above an 2J. CANDY, Fancy Eia OF T C. I". It. 11. DEPOT, p.in. 15c. per lb. ALLSPICE 50c. per lb. AXE HELVES UM to $5.50 per doz. BACON 23J4c per lb. BARLEY, per lb. SHORTS-$l- J25 BRAN to $1.75, per ewt. BEEF 8c. to 15c per lb at shop ; 10c. o frC BUTTER 25c. to 30c. per ft. BAKING POWDER $3.25 per doz. BROOMS $6.60 to $7. per doz. BRASS KETTLES 70c per lb. CURRANTS 24c per lb, by bl. COFFEE, Rio per ik, 30e per lb. CHEESE 27c. to 28c. per lb. CANDLES, 12 SOUTH-EAS- Leave Salt Lake City daily at 7.10 a.m. and 3.10 p.m. Arrtte at Ogden at v.JD a.m. and e.za ALCM fiOc. YARD, 1, 1870, . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LUMBER JUNCTION. OGDEN FEII. 3IOXDAY, , CLOVES TIIE IXEOFUTAH. PIOXEEU DRY GOODS. ALPACAS, Black 50c. to $1.00 per yard. - Lnrtrea 22c to 25o BBOWN SHEETINGS 16c. to 21c. BLKACU MtigLINS 15c. to 22o. BED TICKINGS 25c. to 40c- CAMBRICS 14Jc. to 16c. CHECKS 25c. to 32e. COTTON ADES 83c. to 42c. DELAINES-1-5o. to 22e. ! All Wool S7c. to 45a. " Muslin 18c. to 22c. FRENCH MERINOS $135 to tl.50 FLANNELS, White & Rod 45c. to 62c. " Opera 60c. to 75o. GINGHAMS 17c. to 30c. HICKORY 18c. to 27c. t, JEANS 45c. to 60c. PRINTS 10c. to 15c. RAVET8 DUCK 33Jc. ., COTTON YARN $2.50 to $3. per bunch. SKIRT BRAIDS 85c. per doz. THREAD, Spools 60c. to $1. per doz. ' " Linen 75c. to $1.25 per ll TOWELLING 17c. to 20c. per yd. i TEUCKEE BIYER RAILROAD. j PRICE LIST. WHOLESALE SALTS, Epsom LADIES' LIST. Fuente C II Gibson G L Hill M J Lashus G W UTAH CENTRAL COMMERCIAL.. t&w luttrtion.. AND SHAYEM." FORMERLT OF THE TOOMAS, TnCMAS House and wall known as an accomplished knight of the scizsors and biade, has opened business on Main street, a little north o) He asks for the patronage of his old N. Leavitt's. clean snave in an friends and of all who want easy cbair, with a light hand and a keen raior. 14tf Tlie Circulation of the Junction i Hlreadu large and is constantly increasing. D.W. PARKHURST ruorEiETon.