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Show - a mm OGDEN JUNCTION. FIFTH STREET. CHARtis W PlNKOSE, - - EDITOR. I. Bunnell Manager. STBATFORD Published KVERT KVENINO, 8undayt excepted TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. .v..-- ,. . OmTw Six Month Three Month iinglCopy $8.0 4.00 i.00 ' "" ' 7.60 a.m. . , . gelt Lake City, double daily West Through Mail daily . 8.40 a.m. 140 p.m. DIPABTUU. 6.30 p.m. 4.20 .m. 1.40 . MUThrough Mail daily . clomm. OF SALT LAKE CITY. 11200.090 l p Capital, - $1,000,000 Authorized Paid ajn. t T.OO a.m. the East f.r Fait Lake and . 6.00 p m. , and tbe Wert for Salt Lake Bear Soda and County Ih Bicb County, and Bvanstnu, Wyoming, wMtfPM Spring leave th lattor piaoa Wedneadayg and Satur2p.m days at O0p-m. Cwbe'CoontT.PWly Uarriaville and Wednesdays Horth Ogdefc f-0p.m. A Saturday! gantaTUleWedBesdayi and Saturdays 7.30 a.m and Plain .Oity Slatemille, Lvnne. 145 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays and Hooper and Alnia Wednesday! T.OOa-- m .Saturday! OFFICK B0CR1. m. 6.45 p.m. . " General Delivery, Q Sunday, 6 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. f . . BKOISTBV DEPARTMENT, ' Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. MONEY ORDKK DEPARTMENT. " to 3 p.m. Open from 9 T. H. IfOOPRR. P.iitnt- J I. MIIMI r i J - U.P. Emigrant arrivei - ' ' ' C. P. " leTea ; ? - " gtp, " " ' FKRAMOKZ LITTLE Deal in Exchange, Coin, Gold Dust, College rfcrip, etc. Collections made and promptly -- emitted. Sale. Interest Paid on Foreign Exchange for -.. . d63-l- y . Savings Deposits. SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL 6.40 p.m. ; 9.45 4.25 9 00 leates - train arrives - - - U.P. Emigrant C. fcnd! , ? leaves and" ( U. W. ... - - ' train arrives - leaves 6.40 9.40 .. . p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m. 6.20p.m. 1 HE 4.00 p.m. 9.20 a.m. i. o. o. r. OF OODEN LODGE, No. 6, EVERY MEETING Kveuing, at balf-pnSeTen o'clock, silltti standing are At .HASO.VICHALL,nill gojourni&g brethren in good dially iuvited. J. K.CRANDALL.N.G. . E. H. REED, fiac'y. THE SIMPLEST, MOST DURABLE, AND CONSEQUENTLY THE ,. , W AND ' '" Office MACHINE! SEWING THE MARKET. could, ifnecessary, furnish Thousands of Testimonials from parties owning inene Machines in this Territory, but consider it We simply refer intruding purchasers to parties EVERYWHERE, who own our Ma chines. Our terms are as easy as those of any other Sewing Machine Company, and we ITE ' NOTARY PUBLIC. at Court House, Ogden, Utah, Supecial attention given to cases before the and preme and District Courts Conveyancing Business done with accuracy and Notarial dispatch. Fully Guarantee Every chine Sold. INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN FREE to all who own our Machines. ATTORNEY AND WE ALSO SELL THE Jr., NATHAN TANNER, - AT - LAW SILVER-TONGU- efltt Office, Main it. OgtUn Officejlnt door touth Specinl attention given to collections. Remittances pr.tnptty made, Conveyancing and Nodl99 tf tarial busineecarefully attended to. A. MINER, & COUNSELOR. '.. ORGAN E ATTORNEY Office at Residence 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah. EMERSON riVXO. Five years written warrantv given with both instruments- - II. E. ,. Street, W. CUEALES, Agent for Weber and Box Elder Counties, Utah. Office at T. W. Jones' Tailoring Establishment MAIN STREET, OGDKN. dlt d227-t- f L. WAUGAMAN, M. I). A. FR AKLI Surgeon. Physicianikand framed. MAC VEAGU & WHOLESALE GROCERS. OfRce and Ruidcnct,Jirit two ttnry Brick, South ----CHICAGO, S Plan HoUl, , B. W, E. JENNEXS, Agent. main ogden, tjtaii. street, tr and Sample Room, Office A. S. CONDON, M.D. and Surgeon. Physician Dr. Brouin't Doort South of Part office, Two " Old Stand. TO RENT, HOTEL, The GLOBE Fifth Street, Ogden. On ' SINGER, 241,649 RA LE on the corner of Filth and Young For particulars enquire on the premises of dlU-liJ. R. POOL. , , , , B. H. ORTH DOOLY, J. E, jj & CO. DOOLY Cos Express, OGDEN, UTAH. ,HVf 'v Tramact a General Banking Bunnell. . Prom ft Attentim given to CoUectiom. Mining Stockt Bought and Sold on Otmmittum. Correspondents t TTells, Fargo A Wells, Fargo A New York San Francisco Omaha Salt Lsku City Co, First National Bank. C- o- Broken, WOODS i f d21-t- JLUornet, f otner Machine the United States. These figures show the universal popularity of the The following Singer. - FREEBOBX, San Fran f. S. RICHARDS, ... ' ' T CERTIFICATE AND & In 1874. inn frf mon than lUUtUUUmanufacturedin "'-.- Agt'g Welh, Fargo p ' Sold 15AMii:US, f-- East Temple Street, The New Improved FOR CHOICE BUIlPUfO LOT Streets. J. K. 23 ILL'S Colebrook Building, Salt Lake City. Correspondence promptly attended to. dS8-- tf A CO orncK, diploma the estimation In which it ia held by leading families in oar own community; will show having nsed the Singer alachine in onr families can cheer, to all it parties wishing to put fully recommend light-rnanin- g WE cba-- the undersigned e first-clas- durable and machine. Wlnslow Farr, - Ogden D. M. gtuart, Ogdsa S. H. Higginbotham (tee. H. Tribe Mrs.O.Widerborg . Thos. Biddle - S. 8. Schram k Mrst. J ll.rrir-Mrs. Wm. G. Pain. " . A. Brown Mrs. 8 deL Banme, TJinUh " Mrs, P.Wilk30B Mrs. Geo. 8. Ma.n Mrs. B. Allen. Wtilard. Riverdal. AND SCORES OF .OTHERS. Ogden. , GKn by aa Experienced Lady Operator! These Machines. ctn be obtained on EASY.MOXTHLY PAYMENTS or a discount of 10 per cent, for cash. For Particulars call at J. S. LEWIS, WATCHMAKER JEWELER, if Watebes, Clocks. OGDKN latedWare, MAIN STRKKT, Jewelry, l 1 I I 1 John Whittlesey, the cashier of the " Noithampton Bank, writes to her brother, Mr. E. L. White, an account of ner experience with the burglars. She savs: " Abeut 12 o'clock, or a little after, five burglars entered our peaceful home with all the violence that we have often had pictured to us through the papers, and such as is hard to believe, and an only be realized through experience, such we have now had. The first intimation Laura tad of what was going on was that a man was entering their room, over the sitting room, and he had a dark lantern iu his hand, and immediately sprang to their bed, while both uttered a scream. They were then held by their throats, two men being then there, and at once handcuffed and held down. I had not been asleep over ten minutes, for I heard the town clock strike twelve, and at half past twelve we were all under their entire subjection, there being a man or two in my chamber at once. The first I knew a man entered my room, and the dark lantern awakened me, I suppose. I screamed, thinking it was John, and that the house was on fire, and sprang out of bed. lie put me back and choked me, and then told me he would treat me kindly if I kept perfectly quiet. He said I was caught '"You are all caught, and you may as well give up." He then told me I must get up. I begged ef him to let me lie there, but he said 'No," and pulled me up and led me into the hall and handcuffed me. He then took me into Laura's room no, not quite yet. After getting me into the hall he Baid I would take cold without more clothing, and I told him I would take my death of cold that way, and he led me back into my own room, when I obtained more clothes, and he took me with them. Very shortly after Maria, aunt Hattie and her husband, walked into the same room, and the girl was brought in with us. After they had got us all in that room they made us all get Of course up separately and dress. we were rigged in each other's clothing, aud some were ha'f dressed. They kept hurrying ua up, and we were all wonderfully possessed. I was very calm, and acted accordingly. They opened L.'s bureau drawer and teok out her handsome velvet cloak and handed it to ber, sayicg, "I guess this is what you She put that on with her want. bal moral skirt, and then I was fixed up, and they fell short of handcuffs. Then Laura and I were joined by one handcuff, and they took us off into the front room and put us in the bed, and then tied our hands and feet with leather straps buckled as tight as possible.1 Then thy took heavy ropes and slipped through these, and brought the rope under the bed, and fastened it with extra ropes besides. They served us all this way. They treated John cruelly; also Aunt Hat-tie- . The last operation was to gag John was us with rubber gags blindfolded and tied in another position. They then dragged him in the lower bedroom, and he was almost dead when found. Laura and I ex- tiicated ourselves first by the greatest effort, and we dragged ourselves, bed and all, to the window, about 7 o'ebek in the morning, and with one free hand opened the wiadow and alarmed the neighborhood. We had our handcuffs filed apart, and it was about 9 o'clock when Laura and I were separated, We are alive and well, only that we are scratched and bruised, and John's chest is black and blue. They held a pistol at his head after they got him in the when they demanded the keys and the combination. They did not tcuch the silver, but took John's L. grabbed hers watch and chain. and flung it under the bureau, and they missed it. M I , MAIN ST., OFFICE, TITHINrt YARD, Opposite OLD O. BUver and ADDRESS E. 3IASOX, AGENT, pairing neetly doas aa4 all work warranted 44-l-y OR, ilSl-8- . Ocdea, Ctafc. PK JESS tl.oo YEAR Lynch Law. Paper tn Xortlsena Vtkb tr. In coanectiou with our paper we hav a tints JOB OFFICE, Work dun promptly asd at VOI. IV. ik. GROVE BREWERY! CEiWRAL UTAH i rat. low ; (St. Joseph Gazette, Feb. 3.) A gentleman just in from the west brings the startling news of the near Stockton, Rooks hanging, of the notorious county, Kansas, gang of horse thieves, Cox, Hutchinson, and Jack aud Ed. Gonnaughty, who have been'committing depredations all over Kansas for the past two years. It wis these same knights of the prairie who stole and carried off horses and committed rapine and murder down in the south western part of the State about four months since, and were captured by a sheriff and party; but owing to a lack of vigilance one night the entire party escaped. They then disappeared, and nothing more was heard of them until about five weeks ago, when they turned up in Hooks county, about eighty five miles west of Concordia. From the time they made their appearance in, Rooks, horses, cattle, sheep, goods and chattels began to disappear, and strange that of the four only three were in the neighborhood of Stockton at one time. A vigilance committee was organized among the farmers and citizens of the village, and a minor committee traced two of tho thieves into Nebraska, with a wagon load of goods aad several head of stock. The committee returned to Stockton and preparations were ', begun to arrest tho entire gang upon the return of tho other two. One night about two weeks ago, the cabin in which the thieves lodged was surrounded by about twenty excited and enraged men, and the gang taken therefrom as they sat by their fireside. A court was organized, a short trial had, and a verdict of guilty of horse stealing and other crimes was found, and the sentence of death pronounced on the four men. Thereupon a rude scaffold was erected, and midst the shrieks and groans and tyt The nAILXlOAD. PIONEER LINE OF UTAH. Depot and Saloon. ON AND AFTER JAN. 1st 1874. SPARKLING BOTTLED BEER Name of STATION. a. at. r. J 00 3 n Woods CrOM T 26 4 S Ceotraville T Trains Leave ' Salt Lake 4 16 60 4 Raysvilla 1 12 4 62 1 86 8 00 6 No. - Pass. Trains Leave Ogden A. , 33 1 00 si. T 10 1 00 FarrainvtOB 10 62 7 81 1 86 11 T 44 1 60 13 7 63 1 76 Arrive at Salt Lake 11 40 8 20 3 00 of ilfi or less. am larger order. fur 4r eta. , . y V. Bxl St and dealer. Suecinl rates te-- ftnist cent stamp'for catalogue. HrUHiW, I fi, Riterstiis Gardens, Binghauvtoo, dl03-2- IT. a: T. U. P. BREWERY Ami In addition to the above, Iloust Malting Ogtfen, Utah. MIXED TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) Leaving Ogden City at 6 a.m & 3.30p.m. ,,.-- aim Salt Lake City at 8. 30 a.m. and 5.05. p.m. Passengers will please parchaae their tickets at the offices. Fifty oents additional will be charged when the tare ia collected on the train. For all Information concerning Freight or Pas sage, apply to JAMJS.B SEEDS. AT LOW TRICES. AND 81 Woods Cross ' 41 Plnuttt nnd Nummer Hulls at Jfloweringr I greet variety 10 4 rre s i Kaysville 11 DRAUGHT. BEER ON fr orders 8 20 and Rwtitll. " Oa all seeds in packages, exoept (Cora, Fvais eadl on a VoHs I Deans,) pin. Pass. Centreville WfcultfMtU ,'a i FLOWER ABO VEGETABLE Of All Kinds. ' 00 40 40 ' I Fresh and Reliable 2 J'o. 4 a. r. ''. i SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS! 8 83 ..; LAGER $ eta. M. 7 Arrive at Oplen ;l ' n Farming-to- ; S No. 1 No. 8 Pass. Pass. BCCII MILLER A WELLS, PROMT MklK, Cool aad SwhJia. aiw on hand. Saloons and Families Supplied.' Orders, sent from Persons residing along th BaV road Lines and the surrounding Town wHI bat promptly filled at th rat of 60 cent far gall t eu e dv tue keg to saloons, private BwaJlle UJ , per jalhiu by th keg. , A. W.Brown & Co, nxIAnr, (ton 'I Ticket and Freight Agent FIFTH ST., OGDE1I JOHN SHARP, SUPiaiNTENDKNT. HEALERS IK i-- tr BOOK and bitter imprecations, curses and baths, UTAH XORTHEO RAILROAD, mingled at times with a prayer and beggings for mercy, that sounded ON AND AFTER upon the midnight air, the men, one 1st 1870, JANUARY hurled fearful into by one, were Trains will ran daily aa illows: the of a was end Such gang eternity. KOIITIIWAII of plunderers, whose names sent ter Ne. 1 ror into the hearts of the people of ...9:'.!0 a m Leave Ogden the border counties. I0:T0 " SHEET MUSIC ! A!T Musical dl9S-l- Merchandise. y . Brigham ' Logan ..............2i00p .8:30 Her mission. Yesterday afternoon while several were drinking at a Griswold street bar a woman quietly and softly entered. Some of the men sat down, others 6tared at the woman and the timidly inquired: "Come to pray?" "No. sir!" she promptly responded, "I've come here to get the wash-biland if yon don t fork it over I II make these gin bottles sing a funeral march!" He forked. Detroit Free MU Main bar-keepe- r , , No. , Leave Franklin u Logan........ Brigbara. Arrive at Ogden 2 " -- 10:55 .2:25 p.m. -- 4:00 DUK-- MERCHANT TAILOR, FIFTH .," , , S MEDICINES, Gilmer A Salisbury's Stage Line to and iron Montana connects with trains at Pianklin, M. W. MERRILL, Suht. Chas. Nini.ET. diOT-t- y Uen. Freight and Tlcto , J ' J. TAYLOR ' Ogdenf ...9:00 Vm. , l, Stret W. DRIVER, PROP'R, SOUTH VAK men Press. City Drag Store Arrive at Franklin OF ALL o Englith, French and Domestic ... ' i Turps, f Tarnishes, BKFORB by what . route they can reach their destination with the lewt trouble, and if there are two or more roa li leading to the same point, to decide which is the Fine Assortment Just received Paints, G PUBLIC. PERSONS 18 THK DUTY IT starting on a journy tn ascertain OGDEN. STREET, IMPORTANT TO TH E TRAY-ELIN- safwtt aod pleuaan test to travel, We take pleasure in stating, that the Chicaoo A Railway is the oldest, and several miles tbe ehortnt. route between Omaha and CmYago. Within the past two years the road bod has been hnt in admirable condition, and almost tbe entire line has been relald with steel TOILET ARTICLES t ails. The Dfpot in Chicago la centrally located, and as their trains arrive there thirty mnutes in advance of all ottisr line, passengers can always be sure of making Kaxtern couoectiotis. For all Iowa, yon points In Northern and North-Easter- n should purchase tickets via Marshall, Odar Rapids, or Clinton. For points in Northern Illinois or Wisconsin, via Fnlton; and if you are going to Chicago, or Kant, you should, hy all moans, purchase your tickets by the Old Pioneer Eont CLOTHS 1 CASSIMEJ :o: The BestlStock of The .Chicago suiTiisras Pantaloon Goods AND r EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN OGDEN. The Largest and most Completa ' ' Stock fo JvORTHERN UTAH .', ; North-Wester- n. Ton will find t all through trains Pullmaa 8leeners, n--w aad magnificent Psy Cwh.--, and th'. best Smoking and Second Class Cars now on anv road in the United States. Particular information, with maps, time table, etc , may be had at any of tbe Through Ticket Offices in the West, or upon personal or written application to Traveling Agent J, H. Mowhtaik, Western Omaha, Neb , or to W .9. Stinnett, General Puseater Agent ' Cliicage. "FINE WINES I LIQUORS FOR . eo-l- y bed-roo- Thorough Instructions AND Miss Mattie C. White, of this city, who was visiting in the family of Mr. u4 Satarduy. six mom us r Alt kinds of legal tasinesa promptly attende Office. ! Mannfnctnred by the old, reliable firm of E. P. Needham A B jq, N . Y., and the NOTARY PUBLIC. d58 Ma- ' ' : CHEAPEST cor- F. S. RICHARDS, COUNSELOR-A.T-LA- HOWE Sewioglilachine Salt Lake City Time. t From the Williamgport (Pa.) Gazette.J Directors. Y A YOUNG LADY WHO WAS BOUND AND QAOGED RELATES 11 EB EX- PERIENCE3 AND SENSATIONS. , Trains eiU. P. , ! YOUNG, PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE of Wauettruan A Condon for professional services betweeu ttiedth of May and t) e 25th of November, lSiO, re hereby severally notmea not to psy over one half of said indebtedness to A. 8. ot said mon Condon, as 1 am entitled to one-na- if eys; and if any persona pay over such, half to Postmaster. N.J. SHARP, said A. 8. Condon, 1 will not recogoize the pay nitnt, but will hold them personally responsible for my share. A. L. WADQAMAN. .4 a 8.40 A.m. Feb. a, 1878. ; ; dU7t train arrives V TJ. - mui aii.uu ... ' i ice l'reaident. BKIG11AM H 0 EVERY EVENING. Itobbcrts. Y SEMI-WEEKL- Publish! WedMctay (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) V' S.4S pin. T.40a.m. THE The Northamptou ltauk - l AXSIVALS. PUBLISHED T. OCJDE.V, UTAH, WEDXESUAY. FERIIUA11Y 9, 1876. DESEBETNATIOXALB.uk THE AND CLOSING tlt Lake City, double dail y Wetti Through Mail datly Through Mail daily . BT, 122. .10 ' Post Office: MAILS. Oartten ARRIVAL ICTCTik 4 -- :o: I v- -i YfV V I Ail 1 F V TI V L v"a lUUllilUk) A Speciality. AL!j SOLD CHEAP! "Yes, I know it. I made a take and gave him too much medicine," frankly said a Berkshire G00I (Mass.) doctor last week when he was told tLat his patient was dead. :o: mis- A. CARD. Te all who are strfFeriag from th errors and in discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac, I will send a meip tiutt wiU cur yon, FBK OF CIiAK.dK. This great remedy was discoved by a missionary ia South reused envelope to th America. Fend a self-ad- d Ksv. Joseph T. I km as. Station D, Miblt Bonn dS ia New Trk City. IMedicinal Purposes ' AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. f VfJ'-V.'w- o QO A U per Aay, at horn. Address 0. Sn.vsoa Terms A Free Co, Port tio-l-y ' Wholesale and Retail. ' PBESCRIPTIOWt ' " FITS ' - Carefully Compoiinded At all hoari of th Bjht er da. |
