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Show r f7 - v , j 'vffv ? vV ; e. -- ,v & H I v ft &. ' V iH - ' . 1 V ctaUftT$ft-- Wi ! - JU.NIi 23. BXA6fli;wa :fahrjy' beached- on the e seventh day.xaU ::. ,' can tiyiSM. SAM. L. TiRBftLS. House pfilall, Qjty Brewery - tr ty.MES AND SALOONS. rniDAY, -- - -----' : I r v u . AMSHLEB M- - IfoV we are told that Delano's private .- Propr. u I i 1 ii . $ &STAIL .t i. a I f MAIL. L V I V v '',r--HJiit- . T O - f :4'-- v VI;- s..f' i n- t 1 UtAh. fh ' . s, s..r tv i t;'. v J dealers in alia niGons nnp farm Un. uachiijeiv y. A. THE '' ' '', V f J .TlCKfcT speculators' "will 'reap a rich harvestjfrom dbelr investments. Antic- IK- - VZkD CB L!GE R BE ER ipating the early.ratiflcation of the compact. between the,, Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio road?, they have . ' BEST ADVEBTISIIiG E1EDIUI1 f fiwe gwinES, been purchasing tickets in bales. One gentleman in Baltimore the other day invested the sum of $1,'4S3 in the purchase of an assortment of Western lick- ete issued by the Baltimore and Ohio. The buyjppf $20Q,.$3Q0 and 500 lots Is quite a common Tecui reueei; Chicago tickets are in the greatest demand. It is estimated,. that, between 20,000 and $25,00 worth of Baltimore and Ohio western tickets have been sold in Baltimore alone since Saturday morning. The Baltimore and Potomac.. Company are still - doing a heavy business in the disposal of Wasbington'tickets, the rush being so grekV as to necessitate the keep i i i BIB or i,. 'J i r . HIE FINEST l - V , i the in q u o n o; i v ?- - T'j TcnniTORY. r , i - MALT OP, A SUPERIOR QUALITY ... Orders from adlstance promptly tilled ' , . it i. y : "i : ... ,,, J r ; : Cf'-i -- . AND time after the regular closing hours After receiving a thorough renovation, j ; A curious eight was afforded by a robin yesterday in a yard on the west side of the city 'The little fellow was busily engaged in gathering material for the construction of a nest. In, flying around be discovered an old negt fastened to a tree, and intertwined in this nest was a long string, just what ho. wanted. One end of the string floated loosely, while the other end wsa fastened in the nest. Robin" seized the string and endeavored to pull it out. It was too tightly fastened for an, ordinary pull, and bo accordingly took a 'short hold and violently, threw his head back. Stiil i wouldnt come. After apparently thinking for a moment he tried a new plan. - Seizing the end of the string firmly in his bill, he tumbled heavily from the limb,1 and allowed his full weight to puil upon the coveted article, , -4 I i i . ; . ? Is Now Open. , , ?' V i'- r. - IN P. R. R, Vr - ,w A. i , c A J t: 1 v!' J JJ r THE LAnOESf Wi'a bnd MOwerov i Tfi i r" V " ni:) :uit ta J.r.1 ! ALONG THE C. ! j 5 - . ;! i HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION THE NORTHERN ' COUNTIES ' i J: i I ? SB. EJ X G--: . ing open Yhe office every evening some ,i . , ' -- AT ' t 1 - OSCEOLA-SAtOO- N, , , t . : O seltf AK- D- ' . j : I r i DAI 4 A 7'- . J C3 C3 Coriprie 0 in l,L .v ,"i and 1 two things ia people of Corner yf Q.,otU an Second Street thankful the United States ought to be for, and that I , that the Beecher trial that the grass -77 and in a week.V and will ..."It' v cOltINNK. UTAH. hoppers' ate afflicted with worms. .... i WHOLESALE TaiCE-ar- V K , business will compell him to resign- fi . ' 2 'i ".J. 'N is V 1 ; i i t- ; FE E 7 I i - ooRic-JCJ- . f: C:it- -a -- . if n Is O t " 1- :X .i: Zlyy.d AMD THE BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE ' . - Best Wines, STOCK SUBSCRIBE FOR THE UHL. SELECTED BEST mm '. Liquors, and Cigars. WAGON BOWS, .WAGON , LEIWES, Full - - Local Department - GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST ; ' 1 1 I Buyers will isvv 4 , y a e . i n .H! ) J ' it 4. i: & CO., COLlLIISSIOri AND F0RWARDI11G i T1ERCIIAIITS, UTAH. (Successors to Lebeabaam Groceries, I if WAREHOUSE! AND J.' KIESEL FRED. UTAH. - - OGDEN, OTTICE . FIFTH STREET. ) Wholesale and Betall Dealer in iEliizi.dlol' North Side Track Montana Street, CORINNE r t I y t HENRY f Orders by mail will receive our personal attention. CONWAX D. T ' r Our assortment is large, and we sell at lowest CASH prices. money by giving us a call before purchasing. niff SPECIALTY KtXADAV A SO. ST0CI V CARPENTER'S AND BLACKSMITH'S 'TOOL8, ; A s TH. WOOD t.'. n CORINNE, UTAH. -- A FAMILY consisting of a man and woman with five children arrived from Wheeling' and quartered themselves in the waiting roorn3 of the Union Depot. The youngest was a child is arms, while the others were shoeless and in tatters. They left Wheeling early on Tuesday morning on foot, stopping at friendly farm houses over night, and arrived last night as stated. The mart gave his name as David Ayres, and stated that he was out of employment all wintor. As both himself and wife were healthy, never having tasted medicine since their mar riage, they had resolved to reach their friends at Baltsburg, on the A. V K. R. by foot, and had undertaken the journey before being reduced to public support. He had money enough to his family satisfied to walk. The and they were family lodged about the depot until this morning, when officer Austin, of the depot police collected enough money to purchase tickets for them to their destination. v Colonel Unger, of th Depot Hotel, took them in last night and made their hearts happy. They left on the train this morning for Saltsburg. This is not a rare occurrence, as almost every day such scenes are to be witnessed. Pittsburgh Chronicle; SfAGON ; -- ALWAYS ON TAP. CHAMPAIGN COCKTAILS 8KEIN8, j BUILDER'S UARD WAKE, 8ADDLERY, HABDW1RI omen Montana and Fifth Sts. THE BEST BEER, ALE AND PORTER .' T THIMBUC ,",' Xumber, Sash, Doorcs and - Latest Telegraphic Reports ..v. A COVERS, - ' HORSE AND MULE SHOE8, The Billiard Dapartmant Iu connection with this establishment is First CIhss in j This he tried over and over again, but every respect. "V K) , t, IRON, 8TESL, NAILS, BOLTS, : without avail. At last he entered the nest and diligently tugged at the fastened end of the string, until he suceeded irv loosening it. Then he drew it through atd sped away tomakeuseof.it in his new home. Mil waukee Wisconsin. b fi w IN THE TERRITORY J 4. Sl and more recently to Sisson, Walleye A Oo) Co. Furnitures In coimection with the Mail is a i , m Bedding, Previsions, y How offer to the citizeni of Coriane, nd especially to dealers north and west thv Crockery, Liquors, ..7 China. Largest' and Best Selected' JOB OFFICK FIRST-CLAS- S ' ; f - 4" h .l ; . f.-e-d -- GLASSWARE- - Tobacco, and Cigarss LAMPS. mirrors; t I : ; . PLATED WARE. -- Plain and Fancy Job Printing. All kinds and of Wines, Scotch 'Ale English Porter ConCHROMOS, PICTURE ' , stantly on hand. news of the failure of one of the largest English iron firm?, although ia a measure surprising to our public, was not wholly unexpected by ?uch as have ; The r i i'- t . - epl-t- f I t: i ..-- i - FRAMES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. HAND-BILL- I Montana St., Coriune. :777:7' V7.7;.7 i .. , . CONSISTING IN PART OF ' FIXTURES, , 7 7: I -- BAR . . ! ; . , V -- ever before haought here, and at figures so low as to challenge competition from anywhere in Utah Territory. f,. CUTLERY. ; 0 lOO ? For executing all kinds off Wt Invite inspection by our many customers and the general public fo a large ?sort-me: of the goods, which will be nt POSTERS, "7 DODGERS. 7 7PROGRAMMES. ; 7 . ' ',;7,'.777 1 Tinv7are, .Cutlery Grocerieo;Hardvare, I S, 7 7 ,7 1 , 1 t 4 ,r e m i-J- . ENVELOPES l'v 4inai a Jt W IlSTD I A.3ST r ? A? f ur .3 closely observed the condition of the LETTERHEADS. sold at or !. I iron traded and are fully informed conBILL HEADS, connection between cerning the intimate Below Salt Lake Prices. "'a STATEMENTS rf the iron interestvof England and the AND v ' ,t -fv BLANKS United States. The iron manufactuiers LABKJS I . , have encountered various obstacles' dur-iMETALLIC COFFINS AND CASES FUR x. he past fonr years. It is not to be tPM. v ; :i ;i vit7V fizrrj i. zf, 7 NISHED TO ORDER. wondered at if, sympathizing with the .i. : .4jir.Crj u .i BUSINESS CARDS, .. .. I universal depression in the great iron wrUndertaking carefahy attended to. VISITING CARDS, i matats of lh wot Id, sombof ihtf brorfi r. t inent English firms; are compelled to THE REPACKING OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR SHIPMENT . BALL . TICKETS, J. ORDERS l OAjl prqptly.finod. V ; MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY. . j submit to tbo" extraordinary - stress. H BILLS OF LADING, M 7 r.U t. .?& yj'3Goods carefully packed' and delivered at "Wfien an industry is prutrated, as the CERTIFICATES. . Railroad Depots flree of charge., t .. iron trade-i- now suffering in England, if tv '.'l i t.r.j! M wt ' EBCBirra f. ;yGermany and the United States, it need Furniture repaired at reduced prices ' 'v cot excite surprise if some of the chief i & tJINP Vi ,'te. a-'' - '. supports give way. But when,in addition Cocked Hat, and H I Among the ,na hti ALSO. .nmiU-.tto tbeM: WO learn of. the.failure ot JSast t' ra. ?' UESTAUU&T1T, STMt SILVER; knd bknkers : t Indian merchants, prorrii ? '7; ' t s DccciTO nnd1 Tailors, in involvamounts nentbill discounters, f rv, North Fro at street, Cotton Utalu-10-' A T ; I if ? a i :ar T i ing many millions, we are at a loss to account for it other than on the hypo aI i v.i 30 r, J. ! a from thesia that England il suffering Cortarfo-'- ) P Ale and Ported Cbaimpgn CockUlls, Pfpriffw. .'ha above-meotion- -- BOWLING ALLEY ' . : : r - W ed UII1ES, LIQUORS, CIGfiRS, . ' 1 A A : . t': f ( i (. . ug Saloon. 1 ; ; -- . - UASSKO..aiA.. U - , v . v J r S, TEW Pl.W n.iv 1 t .. ftr to ' - TO i . s - i r r-;- . v. r : "f ; l 1, f ; , i " '7 ; t '7 v:v, . w.s wl-- I. gentil4depmidhf litniiar5 "to that 9the United States has experienced.' ' If :i this" not be supposition is correct, surprised if the failures announced aije to IbUow. In' the jMrewittoiibfi-ltorsfact, we have every reason to apprehend ;' aiiice we rh ad that sucbl JatMei vised that gerierlf feeling of disquiet extends throughout business circles. -- we-need e prey of ; Mint Juleps, . Sangareq. tails, Lager Beer, and , t- ck-- TJ a Ore- goa Champagne Cider.- - - -- - The bnly3 Arit . claj. restaurat in Hie etty the toto tonjs.Slk widow Mr. Sil-e- ta vorssitperfnbradi the work herteu,; which .h surest! to he in tnonwt.fctyje. ,P v -- . H M 4.4, -- HARNI8H A SHEPHERD, Proprietors. RATEE-tS- m $ " meals for ; t V - trial!' .2 4 - Addriesf 'O.1? a i .mioiCr- ' " .. i - .v . r tJ ac.: A J V 'T" $. , r r ft Oorlnpo ? "f'V , A 1 ; :a.w k.'U c vj,tzA.i '"V?' uu caana.a jq::rr!c:v.. $ ,5S;i,U TZ&5-J- VttV'-av I 1' Utobt- w - Orders by mail have our strict rTT -- . tL !o 6uJ ai o i: - PQG3PJD.; tlOgQGJUaG,;.C r . |
