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" au'l M ... . leaTtw and r i 4" ; u ....?'& p m ... 9 Warn ....ti .'i" ! ui arrive. ,mH. OK 1 .. P train acrifM leavfl Suicide. to the Herald A correspondent the following particulars of the gives suicide of John L'mpcy, which occurred at St. George last Saturday: About three weeks ago the wife of John Empey ilied in childbed, having given birth to a line boy whio t is ;it iiresent nlivo and doing well. JMr.ce then Empey has been a pr&y to melancholy ad ended by taking his own life in the most deliberate manner. Towards evening he borrowed a ..rommon army revolver pnd retired to his loom, half a block from the residence of his father. Suiie time alter, a younger boy was nt to call him to supper, and just as ho arrived at the door, to use. his ow n language, he "heard something op,'' (owing, probably, to the ctosent .villi which tin: pistol the to was flesh, pressed heard it ) els is nobody sud opened the door and said Johnny, como 10 supper:" the answer wax, have shet myself,"' the last words ran frightened to spoken, The the home, and folks gatherei around, to find him to all intents dead, llo had made preparations with gre.it deliberation, having made his will and a note on the wash-stanho hud lived as that stating long without her meaning his wife) as he con id, and had only lived since her death to pay Lis debts, lie had u:;noved his boots and laid a bolster on tho tloor, combed his hair, opened his shirt ar.d !elt the exact local ioii of his hear!. The ball passing entirely through his body, lodging in his ilothiiii.'. In his left hand he held a rninaluro of his wife, together with a braided lock of her hair. These were bloody when found, i roving that death had not been in .i !.me .spread on?, and both arms straight nut from the body. 0(itm CftyTium. Tlie JUNCTION h as a Larger Circulation in Ogdeiv and, throughout Northern Utah, than aW.ather Newspapers Combined i:nttri4 at theJPoxt Ofllco at Odon Illy, I'lah Territory, an Siid Class Matte r. t d, w-r- BRIEF MEXTIOX. Tue strecU are very muddy. U.vplkasaxt weather, Fresh fish at Ohipp's ruirket. Kckdku is doing it magnificent business. Head notice of "postponed'' surprise party. Fkesh Oysters at Gil. Wright's es- tablishment. Fresh Salmon at Gil. "Wright's, on 1'aiurth Street. Voc will soon have to quit writing it down a8';lii0." io and see Chip)'s fine grass bou" quets and wreaths. Look nut for the masquerade- bail on New Years' eve. Chambkus keeps the best and cheapest toys in Ogden. .Suokt hanu taught by Win. Lowe Apply at Junction office. For Ladies' work boxes and beautiful vases, go to Chambers. Unce more .Salt Lako takes the palm for shooting, over Ogden. How about that 'eleven feet of snow" on the 27 th? Let it come. ' Chambers has all he can do to sup ply his customers for the holidays. h- you want fat Turkeys, Gees, Chickens, etc., go to Gil. Wright's. liEADCarr 1 Grue's jewelry advt. on first page. Fine bargains otl'ered. """ toy shops never had as of toys hs this year. selection a good ones not forget to little the Let their stocking hang up night. Dou. cradles, buggies, wugins. etc., also fresh Taffies, nt Iteeder's, Fifth Street. Is "Xews Ends" our readers find the most varied items of news, conOwden's densed. A maumi u - of gift books kst stock can be found at Chambers', on Fifth StreeU Get registered for the nexL city election. To morrow will be the lust opportunity. Go to the City Hall, and htve your name inscribed on the list of registered voters. Chipp's market should be well patronized by those desiring Christ mas eatables. A choh k lot of Christmas candies and nuts, at Gil. Wright's store, on Fourth Street. Mr. Geo. II. Tribe reTo-da- ceived six barrels of magnificent liquors, for the holidays, The Fourth Ward Thespians will give another tine performance immediately after the holidays. You had better call on (id. Wright, Fourth street, lie has several .articles to show and sell to you. Tkleuraphic information from the four ends of the world, up to 3:30 . p.m., in this evening's Junction-Those who desire to get Christmas goods, should consult the Jlni noN advertising columns before purchasingDo xot forget the parties at Union Opera House, Fireman's Hall, and the Third and Fourth Ward school houses, to morrow night. Qua readers will learn with regret the news of the unexpected demise of Mrs. Crow, better known to the reading world as "George Eliot,'' the author of "Adam Bede," "lloraola," "Daniel Deronda" and other masterworks of English fiction. tunity, The Logan Lead,-,- states that on Suuday last an f.ceident happened to Franklin Merrill, Esq., agent fjr the Machine in that Singer city. The circumstances are these: Mr. Merrill had been to the hack yard after an armful of wood, and on entering the house had to pass an open trap door in the lioor. By some means he fell, striking the ops posite edge of the hole on the small of his back. One of his ribs was broken and very serious internal in juries inflicted. By a previous ac cident a feiV yews ago he had been severely hurt, having seven ribs broken, hence this accident will prove much more serious than it WJuld otherwise have done. Up to the time of writing, the patient had suffered excrutialing pain, inflam mation having set in. Dr. Ormsby who is in attendance, thought 'avor-able- . All was being done that could be devised for alleviating his suffering and hastening recovery. Elocution Class. Vo understand that several of our citizens desire to take lessons on elocution, and wa further understand that an effort will bo inado to secure the services of Prof. ilamill,to teach a class here. Mr. Hamill who is now teaching classes in Salt Lake and I'roV'), has an excellent reputation as a teacher of elocution, and has received many favorable notices from tho Salt Lake papers. We trust that our friends will avail themselves of the opportunity, und join the proposed class. Those wishing to join will do well to call immedi ately upon i'rot. Jj. t. aionch. or Mr, Jos. A. West, ef this office. nils. Paints J' La Bn Horse Blanket! Horse Blankets! Extra fine quality at Kuhn's. , wecnott-t-- . AND Af7 . ,, 1 1 ttuu uanuy - fotJQ(i our Prices are as low as the market alio rt'S. h I HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, Notice STEVENS' BLOCK, The members of the High Council Q are requested to meet in the City Go to Boyle k Co.'s for Fine Fur d delta Hall on Thursday Dec.rd, 1880, at niture, STEEL k nine o'clock a.m., as usual, and at 1 transaction at for Sets the J. Nobbt and soli Parlor PLATED GOODS two o'clock p.m., Boyle k Co'.'s Furniture depot. of important business. ddelltf Table and Focket Cutler James Tayi.gk, Clerk. MAIN STREET. A LUMBER yrjLtJD Sl) FIFTH S I'UKETs, STOVES ANE TIWARL Tns a fine List of Letters. I I, lieu. UNCLAIMED IN TlUi POST Territory of t'tali, on wliieh. if not failed for within OSli will beaeut to tlit Urad K1AIMN0 Oiflite A lss'i-- one - LlsT. I.AUIES- Stewart Mrs L J Stone Mrs M Stephens Mrs Slone S Id rich Mrs M C liaird Mrs Chaiuit M Nelson Miss M Smith Mrs A A J.e Bartlett H O'Keeley J Sweet O Smith U R Wilkinson P Viencinzo ti Wilkes E Bradhan J W Dunnharn T (,' Jackson A Kruger F tIr- Importer and Wholesale k LIQUORS, Noblk.- At Smith field, Cache Co., Utah, on Sunday, December 12tb. 1SS0, William Aquilla voble, of spinal abscess. Decaased was the son of William Goodwin Noble and Mary Aun liar per, was born in Irchester, North amptonshire, England, on - the 4th of May, ISH, was baptized into the Church Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints in his boyhood, his father bes ing engaged in the ministry, as a traveling Elder in England at the time. Emigrated from Birmingham Conference in 1800, with bis father's family. Arriving in New York, they found that they had not sufficient to bring the whole family through, he and two sisters continued their journey, arriving in Smithfield, Utah, the fall of the same year, where he has constantly resided up to Lis death. He was rebaptized and ordained an Elder at Smithfield in June, 1801, and was ordained into the 64th quorum of Seventies in 1870. He was a faithful and efficient laborer for the welfare of the ward in which he lived, being for many y ears leader of the choir, which he re signed a few months previous to his death, on account of sickness; he also labored a number of years as superintendent of tho Sabbath School, which position he held at his death. He also held several other offices, religious and civil, and at his death was City Recorder, and pre-c-nJustice of the Peace. Com. CIGARS, - Postmaster. Get your Jars for minced meat at 'i'hos. Dee'B, 4 th Street. ddelatf TOBACCO. E.velu,ive Agent lor ' " I , j t y Pine since expenses having bought the interest of Mr. Fred. J Kiesl I Laboring offer to my customers and the public generally my goods at the lowest possible figures,' consisting of Boy's Wagons of all sizes at Boyle Co.'s. Go, tee and get some. d del ltf. DIED. .Nathax Kimball, Toy Chamber k Co.'s. Sets at John d del ltf Xew Store, New Goods Finest Cigars aud tabarco at Mi s. Louie O'Neals'. Cor ner Young and Fifth St. Ogden. ddec. 18 2w Christmas Turkeys. At Adam Johnson's, in the Y. a shooting match will take place at the rear of the U.iion Hotel, on Thurs day, Dec. 'Sid,, 2.) cts. a shot for fat, fine turkys. Come, hit your bird, take it home, and make your family shot takes happy. 60 yards the turkey s head: 100 yards regular f hot. da dec.l6,7t Fine Masks for Masquerades will be found at Thos. Dee's. ddel3tf Baby Perambulators ... at Boyle's. d declltf Fourth St. dder.Ktf Santa Clans. Go to G. II. Tribe's, 4th St., to buy your Christmas presents; he has an immense stock of all kinds of F'ancy Goods for the holidays. ddelS Ctslt ' Hooray! Hooray! There is still a great rush for Dresden Ranges, Tarler, Cook and HeatdnolG tf ing Stoves at Funge's. 'H-I)E- WI1ES Fine Fruit, Fresh Butter and Eggs at Thos. Dee's, Fourth St. ddeSif AND ABliB bold by the dallon or HottJe, at HQUOSS holesale Prices. V Merchants will find it to their advantage to call and examine my Stoek and Prices before purchasing eliewhere. DOME OINTH! Particular Attention paid PARTIES IXnESTED r.. TO THE LATH Co. will, for tti present, lhid their oh Jgatic.na ut 1l; Bankiof; House of (Jttthrie, Dooly fc Co., and tbe liabilities o( tbe firm will besttllet' J. Uuuiy k there, ou priseutation. Ogdbs, U. T 12. II. Dec. 8, 1333. COM23 . JXUmTj. to Mail Orders. t Fourth Street UT.A.EL OO-DEILS- r, tf dnc27 DEALERS IN Groceries, Flour and Woolen Goods. A LARGE STOCK OP GROCERIES oitrn. Flour tidtU i.V vn.c3L axd PROVISION'S. GS-x-xi- n. OF BUCKWHEAT FLOUR The market furnishes. GRAND PROCLAMATION! TO THE- - WOOLEN GOODS. Home made Jeans, Flannels, Linseys, Water Proof, Yarns, Socks, Blankets, &c, &c. Call and See our Slock and Receive Bargains: FOUKTII hTHKET, -- "3TOTJ T IIEMtY do Whiklemalc :nul WOOLXEIl, hereby ordaia every lover of a ion melealer, aud will guarantee give better goods for to bouse in thU or any other city. I have a large stock of all kinds of liquors on hin tieiail Liquor artiole of Liqmr to call tlie moffcy than sny other goo-- A No. 1 A,UT Boots and Shoes! Hoine-Mad- e CALL AT BETTER QUALITIES AJVD LOWER PRICM Than sy Extern or Western Goods brought Into this market. THEIR Maple and Rum, Tolu Rock and Rye, GOLD LYON PUN0H4hid,fo JLpplc and Peach Brandy rtccutiy ntd pttrolias from wue of the largest hotim ia the Kant, we air now piepsied tootler and have dcterutiiicd to ' AT SALT LAKE CITY, Goods ic tlu: of I - :. - In WHISKIES iil: Fine Wines aud Liquors. Go to G. II. Tribe's Liquor Store, Shooting Match. Main St., and buy your Wines and thefchooting tournameat be- Liquors for Christmas; ho has a large tween Mr.John Tyler,of this city, and stock of the finest goods for the ddelS Ct sit Mr. Cy. Patterson, of Salt Lake,took holidays. placoatthe Driving Park in this Fok oood. fresh bread so to the ctty,and resulted in atriumph for the latter gentleman, who mado fifteen Frecch baker? on Fifth St. dsepHtr straight birds; Mr. Tyler making twelveoutof the fifteen allottel to Get your Tobacc and Cigars from A. F. k A. Jf. him. The neither was miserable, Thos. Dee, on Fourth St. ddeStf t here will be a tqiecial meeting ef and the alter those match, present eber Lodge No. 0 A. F. k A. M., made quick tracks for home. this (Thur-d;iPlum Pudding. evening at o'clock, for the purpose of Buy your Christmas Fruits, etc., at the officers for the ensuing year. G. II. Tribe's, 4th St.; he has a large Postponed. All brethren in good landing corstock of new Raisins, Currants, Citdial lyjiuvi ltd. On account of the inclemency of ron, Lemon and Grange Pel, Nuts, G. Goi.iH.iiUG, W, M. the weather, the surprise party ad- Candies and all kinds of Fancy Gro J. W. McXcrr, Sec'y. vertised to takepiare tonight, hits ceries, at lowest prices. ddelS 01 sit been postponed uniil further notice. FAuiovAbi.r; Millinery establish Those interested wiil please govern Went of Miss Rosa Dee, 4th SI. Foil Indigestion, take Brown's themselves accordingly. ddccstf Pepsin Tonic. . Iho Rest Brands of Well AT PRICES RANGING To-da- y) -- MY FROM $i00 to Cured Oo.ds, ?4.00 PER GAL. Is supplied with the FlNKdT STOCK that c in. found in the market, connected, with a Hot Lunch M,i,nd. LUNCH SERVED EVERY From 11 H.m to '4 DAY, . Ths Killi.ird ltuoui is w wwucv 1 i S4iigl- ISM -- I ITL'l.;l. n nC.r.l vlltilt sala or retail lower ttaa ?3ZJ STOVE GUARANTEED To giv Entire Satisfaction. djU28t S1TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Assets over ) OF UAItTFOBD, COSN, . , . . $7,000,OOU CTS. the btsi ;u the c.:y .... The "Largest American Co. PIlUiMX INSURANCE Assets, over COMPANY, OF LONDON. KfiTAIJLISIIED 17He. Ask for in policies .ddeiuct STOVES ESTABLISHED 1819. p.m. lunch: and dkink, l IH2ATIKO b Thsu any house the West. BAB WESTERN COOKINO AND JsyKV - dl Ntai.n the UTffA B. I have u line oi f weoaTealsosecBred Iexcslsior; AT Fob Coughs and Colds, use Brown's del Cough Balsam. dde!6tf Ogden, Utah. GENERAL Fob Western Diseases, use Brown's Western Remedies. For sale by all dealers in medicine in Ogden and Utah. del UTAH. Jnt"ftSONJ d AGBHOI ffl 1 ii'' - ..: j SELL BllAXJUY, BRANDS OK IS - Mam Street, Haying GENUINE FACTORY In PlilOES at W. G. CHILD & SONS, aud ITZIC AND OTHER CELEBRATED WHO ddeo!8tf Tricy have o, ened a Br anch Establishment, and will give yon Fine Scotch Whisky, Jamaica Rum, Rock and Ryo, HABTELL OODEX. UTAII. SOLOMON BROS. & GOLD. Five door west or Main St., on ITirth St.,Offden, 1 FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Make your boys happy with Boyle's d del ltf elegant new Sleds. . . Mail Orders promptly filled. PEOPLE OF OGDEN and VICINITY! u. A rtJiii:s V THE BT Mc. BUST .1 1 LW AUK RKE. BULK i PLUG TOBACCO. a.ii,rwaA' iiLAKTnij and MrvilTIlVQ POWOEB, - THE BEST VARIETY I Fresh Crauherries. PIPES, I'flULIP -- Full Link of Groceries at Thos, Deo'a, aiex8 CHEAP! CHEAPER! CHEAPEST! Ei.koant dress dolls kept by Miss Rosa Dee, Fourth St. ddelotf F - Boyle GOLDBERG, m:Jer reduced Bowman Default- G. S. D. SolIerN k Co. A handsome line of the above fict shoes, just received at James Wothor docl2ll spoon & Co '8. cents lis i'. A Bo-- s Dkk, on Fourth Street, keeps supply of Toys and Notions. ' de8tf in Oiideii, .Buckwheat ffoup, and Maple Syrup Fifly-Sevcat J AS. WOTHKRSFOOK & Co'g. tfcro W tf A numerous party of friends and relations of Mr. Josiah Loavitt as Cost ! Cost! Cost ! sembled at his residence, last night, fill her, come duwu with tho doar Oh, father, to cekbrate the 57lh nnniveisary of stampi, this gentleman's birthday. From Yi.aAudlolUhoy me that Duluma troin Kulm; ma you would if it bhvb you the crump-i- , the cordiulity prevailing throughout Aud you cau't buy it any too soou. the evening's tnterUinment, it was As A. Kulm k Bro. are offering their immense stock of goods at cost, to apparent thsc friend '"Si" h;u made reduce their stock by the 1st of Jan., good use ot his 57 years of earthly consisting ef Men's and Boys' Clothoaieer in securing a good many ing, Ladies, Ulsters, Circulars, Jackfriends and well was hers and the ets, Dress Goods, 1 lata, Boots and zest and zeal with which he partici Shoes, suitable for Holiday Presents. Bear in mind are selling for pated in the dance, frolic and jest of cost up to the 1stthey of January. the youuger generation gave ample dde.20tf . assurance that ho will see many more such days. Look out for fine Sleds, Wagons k Carriages at Reeder's Pioneer Candy Store. d del ltf Notiu Texas. Texas journalist recently arrested in Ogden, made a "bad break," last night. Ho got into a C. 1'. car, intending to go to California. He found a Chinamin in the car, and after objecting to the presence of the celestial, undertook to throw the lat terout. But "John" had paid for his tickei, and as a Chiuaman'j money is ts good as any other here, the journalistic ranger soou uis covered uu nsd strucK the wrong country. He was arrested, brought up before His Honor and fined. Bi difference between Utah and Texas, friend. . Pure Rectified Whisky. W. B. Reynolds k Co., desire to 5rr-rrinform the public generf lly that they colors, winside s-- V , have a sample room on eat DOW Main Street, near corner of Fil tb.the rt nJ ca"a lu only place ia Ogden where "Rey- GLASSyX , nolds' k Co.'g Pure Rectified Whisky" can be hud, from a single drink up to a barrel. Call and see. Appointed Hardware Stores, and dtsdel 1m Boyle k Co. can supply you with everything in the Furniture line. d cielltt 4aToubt6iti auyof theie Ifttl,rs,tb aoplicau ii, i. si aak lor'aJvertisml letter," aud givv data o JVriiiiis Accident to-d- ay Get Registered. Those who have not already been registered by the city assessor and collector, but aro entitled to said registration, should by all means call upon Mr. Thomas J. Dre, at the The gentle City Hall, man will be found at his oflice from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. Those who have failed to call upon him should do so, as will be the last oppor- Next door'to Post Offi cc. the original $5,OQO,G50 Pheenix . |
