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Show 1 She f fltUn afailitMd XTSSY guttdioti. IVtJCXa, higgikbothaild'TI 2STOTIOB Sundays axewated ""-'- 18 7 4. Bight In Palace Cars. Th cam of tli tdmlnistntots of Peak against (he New York Central tailroad, which was tried at the recent circuit in Chenango county, has Just been concluded. A correspond-n- t of the Binghampton Timet gitca the following lummarj of it : Peck wai riding from Uticm to Albany. He had bought hii ticket and entered one of the common passenger ait. I It AT THE 1 IK. variety, Dress and Fancy-to- p Pickets, Mouldings of all styles, Hand-railBalusters, Newell Posts, Urns, and Fancy and Ornamental Work of all kinds. JOB WORK BRACKETS SUITABLE FOR ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS. BUILDERS' Superior Stylo Order Boeks, A uexe Stock of Fall and Whiter GOODS of the best quality. Which will be Cut in the Latest Fashion! t.m hoa And Wh E Made up in the Most Approved Style, HARDWARE, COLORS, WHITE YAM WISHES, PUTTY, ETC. Receipt Books, LEAD, All Orders by Mail must be .accompanied by reference or J. .11 At ill iu ensure prompt aiieuiion. reinniuuct;, 1: f IP E of ( PER TEN DISCOUNT OF Of all retail sales, in sums of one dollar and CENT. upwards. I Our coodsare New, and we are constantly roceivins New Supp'ies.jnd guarantee that the prices shall be as Cheap as the Cheapest. Ihose that wish to secure this extraordinary inducement will do well to call and invest, as the time is limited. Pi A' we Williams, Scoyille, & Co., Bill Heads, COR. FIFTH AND WALL STS., OGDEN. DO NOT zi.lna.iw FOBGET THE DISCOUNT. Letter Heads, ZION'S CO-OPERAT- MERCANTILE INST'N. IVE 1 ' Ball Tickets, TERMS STRICTLY CASH. c Or ON LV THE TERRITORY OF UTAH. Dreu. Meal Tickets, TFrom the Springfield Republican. Long white trousers for ladies are ery tuuoh worn on the Continent. Hand Bills, These trousers should be quite plain e and in for wearing in the the street, but those for evening Shipping Bills, wear should be made of fine cambric ot muslin, ornamented with embroidery, lace insertion or heavy rioh lace frills or flounces, according to the Monthly Statements, taste of means of the lady herself. What could look prettier or more modest than to see a pretty, foot in silk stockicg and a seat sandalled shoe appearing under the skirt of , a muslin drew, the buried, as it were, in several tows of the lace frills or flounces of fine oambrio or muslin trousers: Every Taritty Surelyt also, when a young lady of w eighteen or nineteen is aanciug ii more modest, as it is certainly very Wnminfr to see the limbs hidden in laee-- f rilled' trousers of cambric than the Present' fashion. As I said, this mode is very much seen on the Con- tinent-amonrreucu, epuui&xus, auu esDecullv Russians.' When at Barce lona a few years ago I remarked that amy lady wore trousers, some plain, some richly trimmed with lace frills All rvMr wKmiiIm. lUrnkteneaa. ate ihooM Urn macr. b tddrwtX op flnndces. - Two or four inches of .... off the trousers were visible, setting the small SoaOish foot to perfection. I knew a very Tjretty Trench lady ' who med to wear most becoming trousers in the evening, which were ' made of very line cambric or muslin, with rich lace frills u o to the calf of her leg and insertion between each trilL The lace rnlla or ner trousers iut touched tie ingtet). but the rest of the trousers was visible under and through the transparent skirt o white ttusTtn- - TEAS BEX 65, dl27-l- 67 & 69 EAST TEMPLE STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. y TIME organs; The best ORGANS of tbe Reed PARENT Weattpphonw Safety Brake. Pnllmau'a Palace Day and Dining Can. TO THE EAST. NORT11 AND SOUTHEAST, RAILROAD WORK! OUAIfD I ' thii 3 Thmnirh MACHINE and O M S. ; Bain Tbe Best for Churclie and Lodges. Tbe Best for Sunday Schools, The Best for Tarlors and Vestries. Tbe Best for Academies and Colleges. The Best for Public Halls. The Best for Orchestra and Stage. which for iWfgtness often TlB )ntrtin-n- t . nd lpruee of appointment ftnnd nnriTnlled, htT met with unprecedented iuccew in thi country and abroad. Manvfacturcd by E. P. NEED1IAM & SON. ESTABLISHED IS 1846. " ' s Keapcrs,JIowers,Sn!ky Kakes,TIircsliing Machines Sos. 143, 145 ami 147 East 23d St., XEir AND EVERY : DESCRirilOX OF AGMCILTIHI On exhibition and for sale MACD1XEEY! at BARNARD WHITE'S YARD, FOURTH ST.,OCDEN. C. VvPEMROS, YORK. ' aose ; f;r suppljinf Jir Jilt laW. Facilitiea at gj-it- f - II. IIOOPEB, SuperintendeBt Busunotos ilissoum A A. E. TOUZAL1S, ien l JanUTtf lillE . .. . ur , n Kailroab. CKPtHKl? Gcbi8np Pass. Agent & CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD1 inE u T Board ONLY . u. ROAD FIRST CLASS N 1 of Kailroao' i i...ifliitin ot ltaiiroad Couimissioners. IVo of Curs' Cliuugo r vj "ySI And the shortest, quickerfiind beat St. louis ana cuicago, jvu Lo uis auu Chicaijoand Jefferson City, St. and l'eoria, St. Loins aun pi. and Quiucy and Burlington. ELEOAXT J4Y klt CABS, otic Responsible parties applrine for asenc'os in without chanfre, bet run tlirt-usctioni Mil! nnsunplied. will recede prfnipt at Carsaud St. Louis, na vuicngo .... tention and liberal inducements. Partie residing goTh Cars t only line running tliese at a dittanoe from our authorized amenta, may or- St. Louis, and rnnmng bow and cago der from the factory. fcenU for illustrated cataand Dining Car. between Chiof KauL City, and Lonis and St. Paul. ti L. J. 0B"ru!Jl IIOLTIIER, Finn Streit, Oodex, Ualf a Uek Wist cf Main Street. rnmmodioTJS Branch Store in Ocden tbe Northern Friends are in no wise inferior to Good Workmanship Guaranteed. Cloth ibe Cleaned and Repaired. TV. and Coldmbus. Ceiineotious at those pointa with linei to the East, North ami South. . Thi in tbe best. Shortest, Quickest ana est lloule. Do uot lie deceived, but obtiiin Tickets and Pullman Falaee eieepmg, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, A Mianoliri RiVI ClKCl.lNATTl, tOA8Hl Turn fmai iNmAJIiPOUS, ClIlCAOO, EXHIBITION AT OGDEST. Whitewater W 4. : X 22 3D Institution is the SOLE AGENT for Utah Territory. SAJIFJLES OX '' FAIR, VIENNA, wm awarded ' SEWING SINGER THE DFL HAIL. ixpaua ' 820 a.m. 6JSif Leave OGDEN 1 At p.m. Leave 051 All A 6.U) ajn. Arrire BURLINGTON Oaleaburg, (C. B. A Q.) 7.00 a ju. 10.W 11.15 a.in. Mendota 8.15 p.m. 7 .lilt Chicago " Peoria 9.UO a.in. 12,60 a " b.tH p.m. 1(1.30 . Ind'plis (1. B. A W.) " Cincinnati " 8.50 pm 4.taJ " p.m. 69 2.45 a.ni. 6.20 p Columbus J EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MERCHANDISE At th WORLD'S ATLANTIC 8TAT10N8. PEALINQ 15 ed 3. ISTo. "Wholesale and Retail tt rn HOUR class. IN THE WORLD. S. L. CITY. INSTITUTION AT TrtrnrviT day-tim- W & Co., "SILVERTONCUE" Arising from a uniform system of dealing principally with THE auu uauuues Jlianuiaciurers, Duyina: in immense selling on tbe Closest margins. A New Style In Women' an-k- dl-i- an Doing the Largest Business small-trouser- trei WE OFFER A PAINTS, OILS, Clubb throws feeling and earnestness into his remarks pon the subject. . XHZ3CE!I"7"3I3I. A Choice Selection of r - OCDEN. 1 Cheaper than Anywhere in Utah. - that the animal ' u.p c.p CP u.c TO OUR OGDEN CUSTOMERS!' living Stow Cards, there, the furnaces,the Clubbs are gradually frecsine to death, and if Turnbull much lnnp-the fa.mil v Yislting Card. tava it will b in their graves. Nt man will EVER CARRIED me mow tcow mucnL vigor mere is to il.. English language until ha bears Business Cards, Clubb criticism sr that terrier doe. . JUST or shape desired. is down high on the provisions but as no fire can be made in AHILH. ' CP. ! We keep on hand, and will Cut Glass to any size - .. to" in READY-CASE- D. INA had. And now as soon as anybody opens the cellar door, 1 urn bull s dog flics into a rage and threatens to chew the suDDOsed FRAMES Boop Two doors west of Main Street. . In the Territory, AID TOBOW SPECI AM MEECHANT TAILOE We have the largest stock of D008S A All kinds of PRODUCE received Exchange. ' DOOES AND WINDOWS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, OAK STOVES J. TAYLOR, - - FIFTH STREET, -- :o:- ririmllf It ia tel. PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES, SCROLL WORK CUT TO ORDER. & KXKftTID , offender up. ,, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF . s, his 'home. Clubb's cellar has been swarming with rats, and Clubb tried So borrow a dos somewhere to destroy the vermin. As Turnbull was about going out to Cincinnati for a week or two on business, he thought it would be a good thing to send his dog over to Clubb's. So he brought the animal, an enormous terrier, placed him ,; it tne cellar ana leu. . member of the Since that time no Clubb family has entered the cellar xcepting Clubb himself, who went down to see how many rats had been killed, and came up with a mouthful of meat less in his right leg than he 1 ..... Bed and White Pine Scantling, Flooring, niftier tuis in every Winn, r,.,t a Mr'neiehbor Clubb is very anxious for his friend Turnbull to return to . 1 nnr Now on hand, Comprising in part: ncu-iuoo- in the Cellar. . - GENEEAL MEECHAND I S E Material, Building IS , - for present circuit, and resulted in a verdict for the administrators of $4,000. A Dog CO., MAIN STREET, IMMENSE STOCK tried, as above, at the was & Wish to call the attention of dealers and builders to their Ogden Junction Office . SEXT D00R T0 Z. C. M. I., WILLIAMS, SC0VILLE coaohea. This was crowded. The conductor came along, and Peck, being an invalid, asked for a seat, and was told to go into one of the palace ars Attached to the trsin and there he could find a place to sit. He did so. The conductor of the palace car asked Peck to see his ticket. I'eck showed him the one he bud purchased at the office at Utica. The conductor of the car iuformed him that that ticket was not sufficient, that he must pay extra fare for riding in the palace car. Peck refused to do so, claiming that he Was entitled to a seat; that the overloaded condition of the othr coaches had driren him into the pal ace car.:' The result of the war of words was tht stopping of the train and the expuhmn of Mr. Peck. On his return heme Mr. Peck brought suit for damages. It was tried a year or more since, and a .verdict ef $3,000 obtained. The railroad company appealed. The case was sent back for a new trial. In the mean time Mr. Peck had died, but his administrators continued the '4 '' IS-h- a ONE HOUR FASTER TIME BoorU4 tanil 0 -- - OHO , Ku- Between Ihicago ana . a half faster lime , saa City than ny oppw"' . a FRANK HIGH, a. T Wten Traveling Kn.Cj.y,Mo.MFLU!( OeSPChic JAS.CHARTON, Geo. Paa. Agt, Chicago. |
