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Show at Logan. Sleetiugs A large number of the peopls of Cache Ceuntj assembled in the bowery at 10 a.m. gan on Sunday,' Aug. 26th, at to Called order was by Prest. Meeting Lo- 15 Jr. Young, After singing by the choir offered by Bishop W. Budge. FRE8T. u. prayer was K. WEiI.9 Paid tbe people who were gathering to these Vivllies were assembling for a purpose- Ancient propbcov had declared that God would gather His people in the latter days and establish Ilis kingdom on earth which should be given to His We were gathering here to ful .Siiints. til this and other propuecies, and were coming out of Babylon that we might partake not of her sins aud receive not We were making "the of ber plagues." wilderness aud solitary place glad, and streams of water were springing forth in the desert. We were greatly honored in being the instruments in II is hands to redeem the earth and prepare a place for His coming l, was necessary for us to become as like Him as possible, and to do this we must lenrn of Him and be guided by Him iu all things. The history of the world showed that all who did tbis were opposed by the wicked. U was so now. It was not so easy a matter as some might Buppose for the Lord to get a people who would devote to righteousness and to serving Him with all their hearts. It was the disposition of mankind to take tbeir own course and follow their own inclinations. The world was without the knowledge of God, and no one could know auytbing of llim nor His ways, except He revealed it. God bad spoken again from the heavens, and was gathering His people here that tbey might learn of Him and be oo workers with Him in establishing His great latter-dakingdom No persons need be in doubt concerning these things or of his acceptance with God. A way was provided by which this knowledge could be obtained, namely, by obedience to His laws and ordinances. Prest. Wells went on to show the design of God in permitting evil and death to exist on the earth that His children might be tested and tried, to see if they were worthy of an exaltation, many even of those who received the gospel could not endure the test, and it was only them who "endured to the end" and were found faithful in all things who would inherit the eternal riches and be saved in the celestial Kingdom The Lord would have a people of this character or the scriptures would not be fu'filled. The speaker was happy in the knowledge that such people were living in the various settlements in thess valleys. But then are some who took the blessings God was bestowing upon them, aod handed them over to the dev il. Wonld such ebtaia the eternal richthem-solv- e y es? Never! .T,-- . The speaker then . touched upon the power and authority of the Priesthood; the ordinances administered for the of the dead; the foroe of the testimony in favor of the gospel, which was sufficient to convince every honest heart; the efforts of the Enemy to discourage the Saints aud produoe disunion; the antagonism between' the righteous and the wicked; and the final subjeotion of the Kingdoms of (kit world to the dominion of God and His Christ, llecon-cludeby showing that the object to be atuined in laboring in this great work worthy of all our elforts.and by ex. sorting all present to a oontinuence in welldoing that they might secure the eternal riches. Choir sang the anthem "Jerusalem my was home." Prayer by Bishop L. Farr. 2 pm. At 2 p m. the congregation again bled, filling the extensive bowery to overflowing. Choir sang "Glorious things of thee re spoken;" after which prayers were offered by Elder Lorenxo D. Young Choir sang "0, Jesus the giver of all as-se- ni we . tnjoy." The sacrament was then administered, the choir singing 'arise my soul arise." The following Elders were called on a mission to the South: Jeremiah Hatch, Sen., Alva Hatch, Jeremiah Hatch, Jnn., and Lorenzo Hatch. The? were sustained br unani mous vote. ' KLDKK ....., GKO. Q. conse-qtieuce- CAXXO.V Addrened the congregation. He never rejoiced more at the future prospects of the Saints than at the present time. The efforts made to enthrall us with a yoke of bondage had signally failed. If the people would only hearken to the coun eel of him who had been called te lead us. no power would prevail against us m the least degree, t The deliverances hieh God bad wrought out for us had been is proportion to our faith and obedience. And when any advantage was gained by eur enemies, it was ia consequence of ear disobedience, divisions nd supineness. Elder Cannon referred to the various bills which had been introduced in Congress from Bession te g session, having for their object the away of our rights nd Jiberties.but hioh had failed, an J the members who hd taken the most active part in push-"them had failed of He relate the " of history tolls in the present session, his own wioa in relation to them, and their poiuoa. In regard ta the ad- - s i.eanti-,,Mormou- TRUSTEE' NOTICE. Jig"JJi4iiMiL!.a. . .JM! .Hl()p . , is iiiiia WILL BE A MEETING OF of the 12th School District, Weber Co., on Mohday.the 11th day of Sept. next, at 2 o'clock p m , at THERE Tax-paye- rs The obthe school house, Hunisville is to vote o the rate ject of the meeting ' per cent, to be assessed oo all taxable property for school purposes. Sillflllpii DAVID Me KAY, N C. M01UENSEN, W. W. BRONSOX. , t.70-- 1 W8S318i? Kg LEGAL NOTICE. In the Probdto Cmiri, in uil for the Cumty of Box Klder, iu the Territory of Utah. Hon. Sum'i Smith, J udg. Frederic 'm Surdtcl; plaintiff, Summons. vt. Annit W. Von yurdtJ.drfen't Thepaojile of the United Stutpa in the Territory of Utah.send prettting to Annie W. Van Kurdet-kdf'ut. You areherely required to answer ti'e pe'i-tio-n of Frederic Vow! Nordrck. filed against yon iu said court, within ten Uaj (exclusive of the tiny of service) after tlift service on you of this summons, if served within this county, or if served out of this comity, but in this J udlciul district within twenty days: otherwise within lorty davs. or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer ot said petition. Said action is brought to obtain a decree tbe bonds of matrimony existing between said pi ai ut iff aud defeudant, on the ernuuds feet forth in the petition on tile in this office. And you are hereby notified that if vou fail to t.a reappear and answer tho said petition quired, plaiutifl will take default againct you aud apply to the Court for the relief pi ayrd tor. In testimony whereof, I, J.C. Wright, clerk of said Court, do hereiiuto set my baud and aflU the seal of said court, this 28th (lav of Aug. 1S78. J. C. WRIGHT, ill 111')! J , frobate seal s70-- Cleric. tt In the Probate Court in and for Itox Elder County, Territory of I' tub. liou. Samuel Smith, Judge. IMvina Miller, Plaintiff WE AKE NOW RECEIVING OUR GOODS Direct , from Eastern and Western Markets, And are therefore able to compete in price autl quality with any house ia Utah. Our stock consists of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, Boots and Shoes, Mats and Caps, Qneensware, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Puttu Glass Tinware Hardware Plows etc. etc. JUST Defi-nd'- GEMS' OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT i,ae. ; good. 1878. PRESIDENT BR10IIAM J. YOTJNQ C. WEIGHT, All Orders addressed to 70-- ex- cellent counsel to the young, and also 10 the older members f the Church how to take care of their property,' to keep out of debt," and serve the Lord. He ex horted husbands to be kind to tbeir wives and children, setting thtm a pattern ia all things; mothers to attend to family prayers in the absence of their husbands; all to serve God, pay their tithing, and live in peace, without contention and backbiting; to forsake tbe follies and speculations of Babylon, and cease to do evil; then they would desire to become one and labor for each other. If they would live like this he could say, "Peace be with you, God bless you." He had taught the people how to covenant together and live together like tbe families which Enooh established. If they would live like this, no power could prevail against them. President Young concluded by showing the effects of opposition and rebellion, and the beauty and blessing and power of obedience to the law and counsel of God. , The following were called on a mission to Scandinavia, and were sustained by unanimous vote: Liders Alfred Hansen, of Logan, 01 e Olson, of Millville, aod Inguald C. Thoresen, of Hyrum. Choir sang : "Let the hills resound." Beaedistion by Prest. B. Young, Jan. solving tbe bonds of matrimony existing between the above named plaintiff and defendant, on the ground set forth in the petition on file ia this court. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer as required by law, detault will be taken against yon and application made to the court for the relief prayed for In said petition. In testimony whereof I, J.C. Wright Clerk of said Court, do hereunto set my hand and affix the sealf said court this 28th day ef Anguor, A. D. Petition To Time BT BAKBT CORNWALL. To ich us gently Timet Let us glide adown thy stream Gentle as we sometimes glide Through a quiet dream. Humble Toyagers are we: Husband, wife, and children three; (One is lost an angel, fled To the azure eterhead !) Touch us gently. Time! We've not proud nor soaring wings: " Our ambition, our content. Lies in simple thing, f Humble toyagers are- we, iff O'er life's diu. nuaoonded sea Seeking only some calm olime: ' i Touch us gcn'ly Time'. - .. ' Will receive ' prompt attention, H. B. CLAW8QNr Stiperintmdent. HURRAH! HURRAH!! HURRAH!!! 'J Good Times are Coining! 1 i I f , l. Ik."! 3: ... WE IIAYI OPENED OUR NIVT GROCERY --DEPARTMENT 1878. J.C. WRIGHT, Clerk. First Door West of Easle Emporium Clock, in which will be found lh . sT0-- ESTRAY NOTICE. f ' , CHOICEST STOCK OF SELECTED GliOCEKlES In this Ularliet. Tobacco and Clgara. 12 Bar (lib) Monday Morning Navou for $1. Hard- ware, Crockery, Clocks, Klc. Jlen aud Boyft' Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps JLadles9, Misses? and Children's nnoes in great variety. , , 1 IK MY POSSESSION THE FOLLOW. animals which if not claimsd withia ten days from date, will be seld Monday, Pept, 4th, 1876, at 2 o'clock p.m., at the Kstray Pouad, Ogdan City. One chesnnt sorrel mare, branded JOB on the left shoulder, little white on left bind foot, illegible brand oa right shoulder, about 1 or 8 years old. One bay mare colt, 2 years old, right hind fool whilw. bo brands visible. One red heifer, 2 years old, branded C inside of circle oa leftside, illegible brand en left hip. WILLIAM N. FirE, ' District Ponndkeeper. 2 Ogdn City, August 23d, 1876. IIIAVSdescribed ; Also an immense stock of BiArLn mn wmm ! ssi J . goods IN ENDLESS TARIETT. Trv otirl Bntteo Rid Olove at HarHs 2 a K,d Gloves, redncced tu $1.9& per pair; iual to any seamless gluts ia this market fl-7- NOTIOyS . pr; ' d290-ls6tt-- WILLIAM JEHNINGS, SONS In and for Box Elder conn-ty, Territory of Utah, Hon. Bamael Smith, Judge. JL Davit, Plaintiff, cl-r- k st fsrstj C. WRIGHT, PruUate Cleik. SADLER. ; ( Gonoral Morolaanciiso. i " V Summont, vt. ) .Vary M. Datit, Ptend t. The people of the United 8tates ia the Territory of Utah send greeting to Mary M. Davis, defendant. You are hereby required to answer the petition of Giles i Davis, plaintiff, in said court filed against yon, within teu days, exclusive of the day of service, after the service oa yon of this summons, if served within this county: or, if served out of this county bet within this district within twenty days; otherwise, within forty days, or judament by default will lie taken against ym according to the prayer of said petiUoa. Said action is brought to obtain a decree dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony existing between said the grounds plaintiff and defendant, pn forth in the petition on file in this office. i Bed that if yon fat) te And yon are hereby not appear and answer the said petition as above required, plaintiff will take delanltegaiaat yon and apply to the court lor the relier prayea tor. o in testimony whereof. I J. C. Wright. sai. (tonr t. do hereunto my band and affix the seal of awd court this 2atb day ot Aug. la" ft. k Importers, Jobbers and Retail Dealers in H the Probate Court Giles A ILiOgan : Jf. TUATCIIEE, Manager Branch S. C. EI. I. Clerk. ; Invoked the blessing of God upon the kl. do desired to inasmuch as they people, right. Concerning the Democrats, be in and for Box Elder Counlikened them to the Christian priests in In the Probate ofCourt ty, Territory Utah. lion. Samuel ginith Judge their course with the Bible. Ihey pro Wellington i'j tiratom, plaintiff, V feseed to believe the Bible, but when Summons. vt. J the "Mormon" Elder came and told the Celia E. Graham, defendant. people how to obey what it contained, The People of the United States in the Territory You are they cried out, "he is an imposter;'don't of U tub to Celia E, Graham, defendant.answer the to appear and lis en to him. The Democrats believed hereby summoned of Wellington Urahara, tiled in the Procomplaint in the right of the people to rule and bata Court in and for Box Klder County, Utah govern and make laws, through their Territory, within ten days after tho service anon if served within this County, But when it came to you of this summons, representatives. or if without this County aud withia thin district, the right of the "Mormons" to within tweuty days, otherwise within forty days, it was another thing alto- or judgment by default will be taken against you if you tu.il to appear and answer. gether. This action ia brought to obtain a decree dis- tak-1B- g SCHOOL vs. Summons, t LH.0ELI7-3IJI- , J Gtorgt HtVer, The people of tho United States in the Territory ef Utah, to George Miller, defent ant. You are hereby required to appear and answer the petition of Helvina Miller, tiled against you, ia A FIRST CLASS ASSORTMENT OF CLQTBIXG ! the Probate Court in aud tor Box Klder County Utah Ttrritory, within ten days, after the service ELDER L. D. YOUNQ 'Selected specially for this market, and now Belling at Bed Rock '.Prices. upon you of this sum mods, if served within this (or, if served without this county, and The best variety to choose from in all this section of the Territory. Spoke of the expectation of many in the county; within withia this district, twenty days; otherwise early rice of the Church, that the work vithin forty days,) or judgment by default will be is fulllnaU its branches. would be accomplished in a very short taken against you, should you fail to appear and answer. Special inducements offered to tbe trade. space of time This would be the case. This action is brought to obtain a decree bonds of matrimony existing between although the brethren made a mistake The merchants of Northern Utah will find at this house all thev need for mir. aid plaintiff and defendant, upon the grounds set in the time. He contrasted the condi One very important advantage to storekeepers in buying at the Loraa said in file on court. in forth the plies. petition with that of tion of the people to-cAnd you are hereby notified that if you fail to urancu suoum not ne orenooiea. email quantities can De obtained sna sola, forty-fou- r years ago, and showed the appear and answer as required by law, default and new purchases made and disposed of and the process be several times repeat-- , increased power to do good we now en will be taken against you, aud application made to the court for the relief prayed for in said ed in the same time it would take to make one shipment from Ogden or joyed. He alluded to the labors, travels petition. idus witn small profits, que retarns and frequent sales, mercantile and struggles of the people, aod showed In testimony whereof, I J, C, Wright, Clerk bow the Lord had overruled all things of faid Court, do hereunto let my hand and affix prosperity can be assured. Wool, Hides, Grain,' Butter, Eggs ete., taken la .. ... , the seal of said court, this 28th day of Aug.A. 1. exehange, for their President Young then gave some d glorious misiion of Utah into the Union, all acknowledged that apart, from the question of religion, Utah was fuljy entitled to admission, and that she was the best Territory in the Union in every respect. The speaker believod that whether we were admitted or not, the time would soon, come when we should enjoy the rights and privileges to which we were en'itled. The elements necessary to coustitute a State-- , Rfei the qualities es seatial to greatness were here, and we were free from many of the evils pre In rlgard to the vailing in the world next Presidential electiou, the general opinion was, that if the Republicans fiiled to inflame the N'rth with the idea that a Democratic victory meant a restoration of the South to power, then Tiiden and Hendricks would be elected. The candidates of either party he considered better men than the general run of politicians. But our trust wa not in parties, and we bad no assurance that a change of administration would br rig to us our rights. There was considerable talk about polygamy, but he found that this was not objected to, providing it was only of a certain sort. Chastity and virtue were laughed at in the world, and unless we as a people sustained the principles of marriage revealed from heaven for the preservaiion of virtue, it would be lost to the earth. Elder Can non impressed upon the young men the necessity of marriage, and the of the crime of unchastity. No man in the Church could indulge in lust and retain his standing, lie hoped to see the time when we would have power to enact and enforce laws against seduction, adultery and other iniquities. He alluded to the evils introduced in our midst, and said though many would fall in consequence, the work of God would go on, and those who loved righteousness would ov rcouie. He spoke of the ineffectual efforts made to unseat him, of the pleasure he had felt in his labors during the past session, aod his abiding faith in the triumph of the truth. s2o io PEEBLES' DRUG STORE! TONES" DRUGS,' Patent 3Iwlicin s, I1W I IUIIOi TOILETS AND, PV-.'iVtl- illit jw w r i m ? u Ia. 'a. i m .Til liquors,: t TOBACCOS;1 Perfumery, C'la. PEEBLES, Prescription Brnggist. ?TT?T1T 8TRKET v. i a Kt T ! Of.DENI'TTTAH: |
