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Show r Jf ' w T" - ' a va w.Vi'jrai J ' . --i'' ...-5- c. '. Jf - ? CORIAXK g Minister . s t DAILY MAIL. is - Durino the first raooth the Iloosac Tunnel line, which cost between and $20,000,000, earned, net, $1,403.18, or one forty-fiftof the interest on the investment. $15,-000,- NEV Wholesale WACOM DEPOT 000 h W. C, on the stage by the ISth His left arm is still so devoid of power that he cannot raise it. Celebrated Fish Bros. Wagons one-ha- lf tons. that city.' It is claimed that the time from New York is not sufficient to allow of tho proper assorting of the papers, in consequence of which some of the New York papers are carried by in the Direct Atlantic 3reak FULL STOCK A the-fishi- PRODUCE PUD POE i CON-STANT- 49Ordera ALWAYS ON HAND COUNTRY by mail PRODUCE or telegraph promptly 8everal thousand shingles tough lumber on hand. Terms LOCKS Easy Champion Reapers and Movyers 6 and a lot eepl- - HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION DEMERS & SOY, WHOLISAXJB AND BJCTAIZ. DKALKB IN Dry (roods and Clothing, SUBSCRIBE FOR TOE HAIL. . A large assortment of ' SUPPLY OF W agon Covers . , WAGON NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIP- ng other day from West point, where he had been spending a few weeks in quiet country life, and has established himself in New York for the winter. Tho Oregon poet ha3 abandoned the eccen- tricities of costume and appearance which first made him so striking a figure in London drawing-roomWith short handsome full hair, beard, and quiet manners, he might almost be taken fora stock broker instead of a poet. A THIMBLE COVERS, ' f ce - Memoirs stirred up great buzz among military men, hut his brother officers - have hitherto been chary of committingYhemselves to i Full UTAH. seltf Loral Deportment ' ground late yesterday afternoon. Those who saw him Bay he went to work fashion, with his braces off behind' him And his shirt-col- lar thrown unfastened.: After completing his task he walkedhome with t his ax slung over his shoulder- and two hours afterward was at the meeting,- looking not tired. and weary, but quite refreshed ' with hisbodUy labor. . - xi - ' FORWARDING AND I t COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ll S (Successors to Lebeahaum Jt Co. and more recently to Sisson, Wallace A Co.) . , la connection with the Mail is a A FINE full stock, all sizes, of the celebrated WINES, Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealers north and west th - P Schuitler Chicago Wagons LIOUORO THRESHING MAMOWERS, CHINES, SULKY RAKES, GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, GANG PLOWS, REAPERS, - ' JOB OFFICE FIRST-CLAS- S Always on hand, warranted in every respect and guaranteed the best wagon made. Also a full supply of Largest and Best Selected ; STOCIS. For executing all kinds off A large AND . AND WAGON IRON, STEEL, MATERIAL, rs CONSISTING IN PART OF O X JUl HAND-BILL- S, Crocerieo. Hardware, Tinware, Cutlerv POSTERS, DODGERS, PROGRAMMES. t. THE LARGEST AND BLANKS, r BEST SELECTED STOCK . CORINNE, UTAH. ' White A MeOorniek.... San Francisco New York. ....New York. . New York. ....Chicago. Omaha. JBalt Lake City. - , - f , k ' 1 . r , ? , I , - Vi ? f ,r ALSO, Wr9 ieeeivo and Fcruard Oerehandise to Acj ness and Dispatehi Promptly Attended To. Mark Goodo Corner Montana and Fifth Ota. CORRESPONDENTS, Wells, Fargo & Co...... Chemical National Bank. DonneU, Lawson A Co German National Bank Omaha National Bank ; CERTIFICATES, 'RECEIPTS , Buy and sell Exchange on all the principal cities of the United States. Sight drafts on England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, France or any other part of Continental Europe. Geo. Opdyke A Co - THE REPACKING OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR SHIPMENlftTO. MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY. 4 s IN THE TERRITORY ' i VISITING CARDS, BALL TICKETS. BILLS OF LADING, i Prompt attention given to collections and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange v drawn on day of payment. cigars; todaccos BUSINESS CARDS, i Dealers in Gold Dust and Coin. , a And Omokorov Artlcloo LABELS i I tHIJES, LIQUORS, . , t GOODS, r J LETTER HEADS. BILL HEADS. STATEMENTS' . IlSTDIA-lS- ENVELOPES 4 w. gj. ; , i t. Plain and Fancy Job Printing. and complete stock of al kinds o HARDWOOD OOOD OJE? ever before baought here, and at figures so low as to challenge competition from anywhere in Utah Territory. improve F arm .Machinery t i i And all kinds of the best and latest Gladstones at the outskirts of Hawarden village, and he succeeded in bringing it to the i FRED. J. KIESEL & GO;. GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST RETAIL DEALER IN J. good physica has which enabled him to perhealth, form so laTge an amount of mental labor, is gained, it appears, by vigorous exercise. A Liverpool paper says that two hours before the meeting at Hawarden. England, where he made an address, Mr. Gadflton i was engaged in his favorite exercise of felling trees. For a portion of two days he has been wield-in- g the ax upon a large tree in the lane w OFFICE AND WABlMbuSE: JOHN P. BELDING H- - . save-mone- y North Side Track. Corinne, Utah. Wagon-make- - ; . WINE AND LIQUORS. formal replies. General J. H.JWilson, And all kinds of Blacksmih and of cavalry fame, has at last, however, Supplios, for sale at tthe lowest cash thrown down the gauntlet. The ar- prices. ticles in recent numbers of one of the Warehouse Near (he Depot, magazines (The Galaxy) are from his pen. They review Sherman candidly Corinno, Utah. but not kindly, declare of him that he O. BARENESS. cannot be assigned tho highesfrank c. O. LANGSDORF. J. W. GUTHRIE. among the great captains of the world, or even of our own country; that neither his judgment nork his courage is of the GUTHRIE & CO., highest order, and that they are not in harmonious equilibrium", Mr.- Buyers will Orders by maiL will receive our personal attention. . manufactured. , General Shermans .' a Our assortment is large, and We sell at lowest CASH prices. by giving us a call before purchasing. . says that the for rush clerkships at tho departments non-existen- 8TOCIS Lumber, Sash, Doors and Bllndb. The Washington Star a WOOD BUILDERS HARDWARE, 8ADDLEBY, HARDWARE s. still continues, and relates an incident where one of the persistent class applied to th head of a bureau tho other day and made a piteous appeal for a clerkship. He was told tho usual story of the of vacancies, the of inadequacy appropriations, etc., and finally, having become satisfied that it was a hopeless case, asked the head of the bureau if be would oblige him with the loan of half a dollar to buy something to eat.' From which we infer that Washington is not a good place even for beggars. WAGON SKEIN8, CARPENTERS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOL8, Latest Telegraphic Reports Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. CORINNE, Wagon Depot of Geo. A. Lowe, WAGON HORSE AND MULE SHOES, TIONS. Hark! from the tomb a doleful sound!" The ghosts of freighters murdered; Who diod from wagons breaking down, others By BOWS. IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOLTS, er Joaquin Miller came down the ALONG THEj C. P. R. R. . PROVISIONS. Ete. A GOOD IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES AND We wouldf&lso call attention to our style of Spring Wagons THE TERRITORY. Batter and E? (ga Bade a Specialty attended to. cable has occurred at an unfortunate time, as the Faraday is Always on hand. on the other side of tho Atlantic, and probably, a considerable time will be required for repairs. Tho injury is on one of banks off this coast, All orders will receive our personal attention. is and it thought may have been caused by the anchor of a fishing vessel. W. C. J01IXS0X & CO. cable-steam- mchioe'iv BEST 'ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN CASH nearly every day. The oflin OTGOtis non Fnrra ON HAND. A letter from Honolulu states King Kalakaua quite i3 ill. A shoal of red fish AND WARRANTED had appeared in the water near the city, which is always regarded as a precursor of the death of a royal personage. This In every rospect, as they are made of the very boat material. sign has preceded the death of his three predecessors, and the king is visibly affected by the superstition. business men of Newark complain that the new fast mail train on the Pennsylvania Railroad is too fast for IN THE j For Sale on The XTtih CERIES, OUTFITTING GOODS. AND tCorinne, Utah. world.' and - DEALERS DAILY WAIL. ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY GRO- COUNTRY , twenty-tw- o - X AGENTS FOR THE Mount Hamilton, Santa Clara county. Cal., fbrv the building of the great observatory for which he has given the sum of $S00,000, The building will contain the largest telescope in the says ho intends to exhibit at our Centennial the largest cannon ever made. The gun and its carriage, and the modern appliances for working them, together weigh one hundred and - tv (Between Seoond and Third streets.) Mr. James Lick has fixed upon Krupp saw ?T I - Corinne, Dealer in :co. Montana Otroot, Corlnno. & 1 " . Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Edwin Booth is so far recovered from the injuries received on being run away with that he is expected to appear ... JOHNSON ud Retail 'v F ER R CORICJHE J. W. GUTHRIE, . said to have gained for bhnself much popularity at ha lives quietly and Madrid, modestly;" A. A. PATTBBSOK. B. J. OSBOBir. call cricrst CS3SECIIS AE3 W8VISIIS1. WAGON DEPOTS. W. C. JOHNSON. Cushing ,, m- - v --- . cf" 4 -- Caro of F. J. It- - C. Pcb Go . with EVcnpt Ccrlnho' .u . Address ' CORINNE, UTAH. Jr - I Cooke ; t t; ! i ?n a : a jci::on, . , I Sfltf ikrc Oorlnnc Utah,5a 'ff I I Orders bv mail bare otur strict attention add. prompt exeoutioa. . FR EO. J. iJ-- i CO EOGIk . fi f k ,. |