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Show V 'til J.Jsnuld , 'it tit f --V . f JT- J p CORINE DAILY MAY 27. THUBSDAY, John Roune, MAIL. 6R0CERIES AND PR0YICI J. W. GUTHRIE, a colored man, hat been Wholesale and Retail Dealer in admitted to the Bedford county (Pa.) bar, after a very creditable ' Tux Philadelphia Star believes that the Centennial will result in making Philadelphia a city of 1,000,000 inhabi- tants. there were 2,524 breweries in operation in the Union. New York having 349 and Pennsylvania 347. In all New ngland there were only seventy-four, .Vermont having none. -- Thi reckless and indiscriminate d- - ALU KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY GRO- & CO. COUNTRY PRODUCER 3E0. mcoas QAin THE CORINNE, UTAH. Dealers in Gold Dust and Coin. BEST ADVERTISING HEDIUO JOB PAID COUNTRY Peroral thousand shingles rough lumber on hand. HENRY IN THE TERRITORY. PRODUCE DiitterJaiidGgrTS Mnde'n Specialty xyOrdfirs by mall or talegraph attended to. 3 Buy and sell Exchange on all the principal cities of the United States. Sight drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Franoe or any other part of Continental Europe. Prompt attention given to collections and proceeds remitted at current ratos of Excharge drawn on day of payment. CORRESPONDENTS, promptly and a lot Bepl-t- of t LEI WES, Bank of ('alifornia Geo. Opdyke Sc o heinical National itank German National Bank Omaha National Bank..... Uhite&Mc ornick BANK OF San Francisco. New York. New York. Chicago. Omaha. Salt Lake v ity. - Groceries, HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN ....President. W. T. FIELD Cashier. SUBSCRIBE COR TOE GAIL. Provision?, BUY AND SELL Liquor?, GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS, AND DUST, GOLD COIN, WAGON EXCHANGE. BOWS, and Cigars SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON NEW Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds. CHICAGO, BAN And all Louis Demers, wholesale and bktail dealeb in GROCERIES, Dry Goods and Clothing, FRANCISCO Onr assortment is large, and we sell at lowest CASH money by giving us a call before purchasing. the principal cities East and West Full Local, Department Collections will Bees,ve PERSONAL PROMPT AND T. D. CONWAY, FRED. J. EIESEL & CO., ... GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST Montana Street, CORINNE Furniture Ww Sc Co. and more recently to Sisson, Wallace Sc Co.) How offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealera north and west the Bedding,- JOB OFFICE FIRST-CLAS- S China. Largest and Best Selected STOC 33. 0 2F For executing all kinds off GLASSWARE. LAMPS. C3r OOB0 ever before baought here, and at figures so low as to chall from anywhere in Utah Territory. M1RRORSJ ceaepetltlon Plain and Fancy Job Printing. CONSISTING IN PART PLATED WARE. OP-- HAND-BILL- S, BAR FIXTURES, Grocerieo, Hardware, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES. s nt above-mentione- goods; I-ajst LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS tnd Gmokoro9 Artioloo rilllES, BLANKS, 1LABEL8 Below Salt Lake Prices, BUSINESS CARDS. COFFINS AND CASES FURNISHED TO ORDER. METALLIC VISITING CARDS, BALL TICKETS, Undertaking carefully attended to." BILLS OF LADING, CERTIFICATES, RECEIPTS ORDERS by mail promptly filled. Goods carefully- - packed i:nx ENVELOPES LETTER HEADS. BILL HEADS. STATEMENTS' We Invite inspection bv our many customers and the general public to a large Asort-med of the which be will goods, sold at or, , Cutlery DODGERS, PICTURE FRAMES, FANCY GOODS, ETC. learn. LAGER BEER MERCHANTS, In connection with the Mail is a Promptly Filled. ness of purposein enforcing the laws, we are reminded of the old story otlri AND batedito President Lmcolin when informed of Grants intemperate habits. One of the ideas which the whiskey VOU.NG BEES OP TBE FINEST QUALITY men areMMIndustriously spreading is that Secretary Bristow is aiming at the Presidency, andlhat the whole attack pnthe Always on hand. Alto ring really has little elsethaff a sen, k cation al move of this kind for its foundation. If there is the slightest foundation for the story, we can only say that we MALT OP A SUPERIOR QUALITY jSoveyiment official may hope, every v his get the Presidential maggot in Orders from a&lxta&ce promptly filled , coltf brain. It wuld work wonders. COMMISSION ADD (Successors to Lebeabaum UTAH OGDEN, CUTLERY. They do learn through experience. Tho Sioux, UTAH. CORINNE, oeltf for instance, display a fair degree of penetration in negotiating for the sale of the Black Hills Reservation. If they City Brewery and Malt Hous& are worth anything to the white man, more especially if they are half as rich in gold deposits as reports indicate, the M- - AMSHLER Propr. Indians ropy as well make the best of a bargain. But the.cfcances are that in making tho best of a bad bargain, the Indians may arrange matters in such a Corner of Colorado andSecondStroet way that the purchasers may profit less than the Irishman, who was compelled from choice to accept the tail as his hare of the pig. CORINNE, UTAH. FORl'JARDMG UTAH. FIFTH STREET, i OF ALL Orders from Neighboring Towns Side Track. ATTENTION. sepl-t- f A large assortment of AND FAMILY SUPPLIES THE REPACKING OP CALIFORNIA FRUIT POR SHIPMENT MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY. - .,. TO and delivered at Railroad Depots free of charge. ALSO, Furniture repaired at reduced prices. Jlie SE Offers Prcspfly Attended To. a T FREE C3 . Ci Go- - Cpcinno.,f lw IDE The Great Silver Plater, Cleaner, arid Polish r. I i)ditpenible to every family. - A fortune or Agents. Sells at Sample Free, tod for it Adresa - at- sight once, ' KENDALL A CO., Chieage 111. nehs and Dispateh aicrlt Coodo MCcro of F. 4. U. and postpaid Thk Bkvrei.t Bought ITS per week CASH to all, at home or traveling. Something entirely new. Address at once, Taa Dkyicrly Co., Chicago. O P H E Recdre and Fcmard Elprchacdio to huj Pcfct tritb Pronpt C3Aii rcnsca-cf I- ? V - t S -- - w I, CCHrifW Btsh V Orden by cutil have our strict attcatlon and f V T 7" b, t 4 ey W , r v 1 Vt r FC2GE). . - - , i . . K 0 r, S will savt OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE; TVoi-tl- x Crockery, NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUITS price. Buyers Orders by mail will receive our personal attention. PROVISIONS, Etc. - STOCK s CHROMOS, retary Bristow, questioning his single- WOOD BUILDERS HARDWARE, 8ADDLERY, HARDWARE YORK, It seems that the patience of the Pres- on Sec- WAGON SKEINS, CARPENTERS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, Latest Telegraphic Reports f When weread the attacks THIMBLE COVERS, HORSE AND MULE SHOES, Montana St., Coriune. can WAGON IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOLT3, Tobacco, other day at finding underneath their All kinds of Wines, Scotch Ale house of worship a keg of powder, which and English Porter Conhad been placed there with tho evident intention of blowing up the building. stantly on hand. Steps were instantly taken looking to an investigation, pending which a good many of the less courageous brethren sepl-fdecline to worship in the old place. The Indians jSlI isci JEOL UTAH. Wholesale and Befall Dealer In O. D. CASS Champion Reapers and Mowers, THE NORTHERN COUNTIES AND ALONG THE G P. R. R. CORINNE - - COBIXNE a colored church in Edgefield, Tenn., were horrified the ident, which never bore any resemblance to thejvidows cruse of oil, has wearied of the demands of the Indian chiefs who waited on him recently. Evidently these great warriors have been imposed upon by bad white men. It 13 curious to observe what a ready ear the simple minded savage gives to a promise. No matter how much he ir.veghs against the white man, whose perfidy forms the sole burthen of the Indians complaint, it is remarkable bow susceptible he is to the blandishments of the same bad man when he thinks there is anything to be gained by it. AND FORES MACHINERY. CO The congregation of Maine, is very approhome of the tallest man in the priately New England. IIo is six feet eight inches high, and his name is Charles II. Holmes. He was for many years a Representative and Senator in Congress during the administration of Presidents Madison, Monroe, Adams, and Jackson, and was the senior member of tho firm of John Holmes, - Jame3 Madison, Felix Drundry, and the Devil. IN CON- STANTLY ON HAND. A pair of boots with gold-tipp- ed toes and heels of the same metal, and valued at $100, have been made at Idaho City, to bo worn by tho high sheriff next Fourth of July, when there is to be a festival celebration there. They will afterwards be sent to the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia. Topsfikld, Utah. DEALERS DAILY MAIL CERIES, OUTFITTING GOODS, AND Mr. Thomas Biddle, United States Minister to Ecuador, whose death is announced, was n nephew of Nicholas Biddle, so prominent in connection with American finances during President Jacksons administration. He served hii country abroad during more than twenty years. . a a Mr. Maria Mitchell as one who astronomy, but practices charglittering Saturn or Jupiter away from the (jab axy whose bright particular star she is. KJO-ILT- , (Between Second and Third atveeta.) CASH eulogizes professes ity. No leads her fi " Corinne, J. W. GUTHRIE Montana Street, Corlnno, ? Mrs. Julia Ward Howe figures rather sadly as a punster in her la-- t letter in the Woman's Journol. She O. LANGIDORV w - atruction of valuable varieties of game in the Unitd States, has at last aroused the Intefiational Association for pro tec ting Fish and Game, which holds a meeting in New York on Wednesday. M. P. C. Owen, the chief Eng-gli- sh commissioner to tho Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, will sail for this country before the first of June. The Athencum thinks that England will be represented in the Exhibition chiefly by tools and mechanical inventions. GUTHRIE. Groceries, Produce and Provisions. 4 Last year J. 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