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Show v r V :r'ff r , 1 f t ? S " -- CC51HHE J , , - -V - 2.5 - - . it DAILY fiAtTlSDAY, . , A . 5f -- MAIL. : OCrUBKK Some of the farmers of Qhid are 9. get-tifig'b- The ErigUsh AM9HLER' M- - the . i Propr. ' The fund tfor an equestrian statue of General Lee at Richmond now amounts to $20,000. Senator Iuo alls of Kansas 1 .latest Dealer in Groceries, Produce and Provisions. - grandmother of twenty children'. Corner of Colorado andSecond Street f CORINNE, UTAH. to the Republican . Col. C. R, Jennisonthe noted of Kansas, is residing at n ver, Colorado. Jay-hawke- r0 Den- AND THE COUNTRY YOUNG SEEK Of BESrADVERTISING ? 1 1 There is a man in Philadelphia who & FINEST TI1E PRODUCE STANTLY ON QUALITY M CON 01 HAND. IN THE ! I 49Ordrj attended to. Orders from adlstance promptly filled seltf t ;!f H t i i I I hiLt' .r i t Englands hair . f Grant ought t make t C. Q, & SOY, THE NORTHERN and BKTAXL D CALEB IN ad Clothing, Dry Goods .J'; 1 Liquors, WAGON me lit fls First Class lu BOWLING ALLEY WaGON SKEINS, r WOOD fcIOt i j . I - HORSE AND MULE SHOES, OARPESTER4 AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, SADDLERY, HARDWAIG Our assortment is large, and we sell at lowest CASH prices. money by giving us a call before purchasing. Buyers v'ill shvo Orders by mail will receive our personal attention. ORINNE, - UTAH. - eel tf Full Local Department North , JOHN P. BELOING FORWARDING RETAIL DEALER IN Track. FRED. J. KIESEL & CO., CENERAb'NEWS OP INTEREST Saloon. i4 OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: WINE AND LIQU ORS. AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - ,1 (Successors to Lobenbaum A Co. and more recently to Sisson, Wallace fc Co.) In connection with the MxtL is a TEN PINS, FINES WINES, pass- Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealers north and west JOB OFFICE FIRST-CLAS- S y ever before boougbt here, and at figures so low as to challenge competition irom anywhere in Utah Territory. AND Plain and Fancy Job Printing. -- J O.IGi 3. IF, m. HAND-BILL- J DODGERS, , LETTER HEADS, BILL , HEADS, INDIAN WHIES. STATEMENTS GOODS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS BLANKS, J And Smokers9 Articles- - LABELS b 1 BUSINESS CARDS. BEST SELECTED STOCK VISITING, CARDS, BALL TICKETS, BILLS OF LADING, ' CERTIFICATES, ' RECEIPTS -- 98,--090,00- 0- - ENVELOPES AND t Groceries,7 Hard ware, Tinware, Cuclerv POSTERS PROGRAMMES, THE LARGEST CONSISTING IN PAR a OF S, 1 LEIWES, 510,-000,0- 00 ODS For executing all kinds off 1 HENRY The first step toward the resumption of specie payments la being taken' at the various mints in the shape of the coining of frac Wholesale auil Retnil Denier in tional silver currency, but unless coinage on all other pieces is suspended,' which cannot c0n7eniently.be done, it will be two years before sufficient small change Groceries, i for the countrys needs can be provided. The total amount of fractional currency . Provisions, 6hown by the books of the Treasury Department to be now in circulation is Liquors, 540,783,575, and it is estimated that' Tof this - amount over 912,000,000 are In ten cent notes, 91,500,000. in fifteen cent Tobacco, notes, 92,000,000 in five cent notes, In twenty-fiv- e cent notes, and and Cigars 915,000,000 in fifty cent notes. Heoce it will require 9120,000,000 to retire the fractional currency notes of that denomination Ferty million twenty five cent pieeerwiH be required td replace the cent notes, and thirty million twenty-fi- ve half dollars to replace the fifty cent notes." All kinds of Wines, Sootch Ale It Is believed, however; that at least and English Porter Con-- T of the fractional currency has long since been worn out while in cirstantly on hand. and4 will never be culation, presen ted for There will be no need, redemption,' nevertheless, fbr the tailors: to make breedhu poekets of sail cloth for .some time to come. eepl-t- f tfcr Largest and Best Selected LIOUORG 4 3 THIMBLE COVERS, IRON, 8TEEL, NAILS, BOLTS, Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. AND $ Denver7 News says; WAGON T ing the first few weeks of his stay in this country in the house of his father, who H I Among the is a banker in Fredericksburg, Va. Cocked Hat, and The sharp differences arising from his . Tailors, radical views led to an unhappy separation between Mr. Conway and bis friends and relatives in Virginia before the .war.- - All that; has passed away With the war; and they now Ale and Porter, Champagne Cocktails, welcomed him as a Virginian with true Mint Juleps, Sangaree CockVirginia cojdialily. Mr. Conway reports public opinion in his native State in a tails, Lager Beer, and Orecondition. The healthy representatives gon Champagne Cider. of the families which have most influenced the community in the past. still occupy. controling positions; and' both whites and blacks testify that the feeling HARNISH A 8HEPHERD, Proprietors. between the races is all that could be desired. The I'Ll Lumber, Sash, Doori and Blinds. every respect. the plan of an English association which has for its object the encouragement of studies at borne by young ladies who have left school as a finality. The idea is a good one. Systematic study, where one can find time for it and almost everybody who does not do exhausting manual labor can save a few hours daily or weekly for study is of great mental benefit, and servesto give employment as grateful as it Is instructive. t BOWS. Iu connection with this establish is a society in Boston after anti-slaver- ... Latest Telegraphic Reports TION. - 3 V SUBSCRIBE. FOR THE MAIL. NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES ' OF ALL DESCRIP- - The Billiard Department and has a has relief medallion of the THE BEST BEER, AtE AND PORTER poet.' When the remains of Poe were ALWAYS ON TAP. disinterred for reburial, it was discov-- ered that the brain of the poet was in an CHAMPAIGN COCKTAILS A SPECIALTY almost perfect state of preservation. . N. KINADIY A 7 i( f A large assortment of and Cigars. of Edgar A. Poe in Westminster churchyard, Baltimore, was erected last -Friday. It stands some 16 feet high,' Moncure D. Conway has been Etc. provisions. Best Wines, v S 1 THE BAR IS STOCKED WITH THE The marble monument over the grave ll P. R. R. GROCERIES, I 23 X-5-L - n-or r - 1FZ. THE Is Now Open. m- There IN COUNTIES ALONG C. - "VVash-rbu- rn Secretary of the Interior. A Wash-buout of office this length of time is a violation of custom, and our will never get Into office again through .the votes of the Wisconsin people. This is his only chance. j DENI Elis Mowors, sepl- - AND is standing on end because it has beerr discovered that she .burns 3,000000 tons of coal a yea,' and at 2,000,000 her supply would be exhausted in 250 years. 1 5 lot and a ylimI Ofanmpioii MoapiMs i t r , promptly HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WHOLESALE rado Springs recently, and is described as looking sadly broken in health and physically appearing like a man from whom little harm can be feared. L ; by mall or telegraph After receiving a thorough renovation. Mr. Jefferson Davis has been at Colo- : PRODUCE tjttgh LOUIS ! Mf COUNTM Several thousand shingles lumbar on hand. OSCEOLA SALOON, 438,701 Odd Fellows in Ststes, according to the FOB TERRITORY. Butter and Grga Made a Specialty MALT OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY There are the United report of the National Grand Lodge, whicKrecently held a session at Indianapolis, Indiana. CASH PAID Always on hand. Also secret' societies, belongs ter fifty-thr- ee to is be said and he occupied most of the time marching about in processions. MEDIUM CERIES. OUTFITTING GOODS, AND C. on the Hudson has a number of rats on liis premises who make it their business to catch and kill all the flies thereon they can find. Li , i f. BflIH WAGONS AND FARM MACHIKF: The keeper of a hotel -- I L 1 (Between Seoond and Third streets.) ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY GRO Calhoun, the South Carolina statesman died recently in that State,. M! HI . f LAGER BEER r The last surviving child of John I , IN stump In Ohio. i i 1 "Ot jth DEALERS DAILY Montana Street, Corinno is the T & Corinne, &ed Wholesale and Queen ' is ' 'already CORIWNE J. W. GUTHRIE, City Brewery and Malt Houses FERRIS MAIL COLUrJMt GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. SALOONS. wheat from Oregon. i ly- 1- T " 4 IN THE TERRITORY4 THE REPACKING OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR SHIPMENT, 'B MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY ALSO, Orders Precptljr Attended To. Receive and Fcrucrd Hprchandhe to Any Point with Prcmjtl ' ' ness and Dispatrb r Mark Coodo Corner Montana and Fifth Ota. - 1 14 6 C01 Corlnno." Caro of F. J. K. . i , . - - - - t j Addrest COBINNE,fctJTAH. COOKE Montana. Bt., Corinne. a seltf " I . t ' I - ; - Orders bv mail have our strict attention and prompt execution. & JOHSCORi ! Oorlnno Utah C T k r j FEED, - i J. KIGOE!. v- IS CO |