Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-28
JUNCTION JOTTINGS.
DIR. Sharp's ogden Lecture-Mlscel-
lancOus Notes.

"Woe and Lamentation; Lamentation
and Woe" is the subject our ianatical
Pharisees in Ogden take delight in. The
coming OF the great and new prophet and
tfor dental purposes) profit, DR., Sharp,
OF Salt Lake City, TO lecture in Ogden, is
proiessedly on the Divinity OF the Book
OF Mormon, but really, as lie did IN
Kaysville week ago, to glance Oft into
profitsghing OF the calamities that will
beiall all this stih-necked United States
generation for rejecting the gospel and
prosecuting the Saints OF God. Sharp's
coming is eagerly looked for by crazy
cranks whose diseased minds crave for
the food that suits them. We will protier
TO say that he will assert that he prophe-
cied of the earthquake in Charleston,
naming the day and date when it would
happen, one month ahead; that he can
prophecy the day and date when Salt
Lake City will be destroyed by fire that
there will not be polygamist in the Pen
in eighteen months from date; that he
knows the day and date when New York
will be uuaked over and swallowed up in
L
other large cities that when the polygs
are released the monogs will catch it hot
at the hands OF q powerful army; that
within five years there will not be u
single transcontinental railroad in opera
ton in these doomed United States, nor
single telegraph pole left standing; that
the Lamanites, the battle-axes of the
Lord will spread havoc among the Gen
hnt 1hriut Gaxr tNln N
His feet on the North American CONT
nent in 1891, from which date on the
Latter-day priesthood will rule supreme.
God Saints are clamoring to have Bro.
Sharp, the dentist, voted for at confer
ence and proclaimed as profit unto the
Latter-day Saints.
About the middle OF next month there
will be a grand masquerade party given
by the John A. Dix Post, No. 3, G. A. r.
Costumes will be on hand directly from
San Francisco 1t will be display Of
civil as we'll as military plcturesqueness
r. B. Hurlbut's drug store in the
Broom Hotel corner continues a centre
of attraction, especially for those who
need wall paper.
Vacation" was played Wednesday
night by the Daily Brothers to an appre
ciative and fair-sized audience.
S. N. Collinson and o. w. Fischer
have taken hold of the Fischer beer hall
where the DEMOCRAT is an ever welcome
evening visitor. The business has greatly
improved and they are rushing things il
good shape.
Building at the new depot continues
briskly. Our hopes are now high-strung
w. w. Funge is ringing his chestnut
bell with remarkable assiduity.
The Knights OF Pythas will move into
their new hall on Fourth street in a few
days. They will have excellent anC
convenient quarters, where they will BIZ
able to indulge in their hospitality.
The lecture at the Methodist Church
last night was greatly enjoyed by the
audience. These lectures by Wad E
Ward prof. Rosedale) promise to be the
finest entertainments OF the kind evel
given in Ogden, and to miss them is t.
miss an opportunity OF lifetime. Nc
one should fail to hear the lecture this
evening, Subject: Along with the
1Iadjees to the City OF Mecca"
| Ogden Utah Oct % 1886