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Show ru THESTUB-TAILE- SULIM CO.OP., WlMHnt General Me chandise- - DRV GOODS, Groceries, CliOTHIN ita Peterson & Hanson, y'e.t leave Hamlin's head covet ing was not to be found. I'll tell you what, Hamlin,- said a friend early In the evening 1 saw a man, jxis Gr. J. - sessed of keen foresight, for the Cooper Wagen ani the McCormiekMachinenr. hide lie, h.tt up HE A I ERS w I Oorius F. stairs. I am sure he would be willing to do nate it to the Administration, aud I will g and get it for you. VI All SALIN A; morous Stories. Neils D. Neilson, Manti Horne Co,, u: tteir Fu'l Flooded btaii.un Ferine ictermitry burgeon, I'1'' for if 12. oo and EtoriesTof President Lincoln's kocr humor are seemingly inexhaustible. Sea-o- n Out 1 6 After hating I't jcais experience1 00. which has never appeared m print th. in diseases of horsesFot Club Rates apply to Aaron W ashmgton correspondent of the Ne Vorl tieatmg the Tribune has from a man who held a prom Cattle etc and ha tug Imd gie.it sticces Squires, the Man.u er in the rastr.iuoii ol horses. 1 am pre-- " . inent office undei Lincoln, and who hue JaluB Wi.njcH, Pies. the great statesman well. At an offieia, pared to treat the same jetties oesit can address ball some thieves made off with the hats inj my sen N.W. Am.ekson Sec. and overcoats of the guests, so that wliei NkILS C. NtlLSOV .'loKoM the Presidential party was readv to tak DIALERS IN , COW. D f Pnsidvnt Lincoln's lmtuitble Hi Co M ' I- - IS GKOCERIEB, T. HOSfORO annoo ooodo HARDWARE, QUEENGWARE, iDrs.Hosford, K1NTI St, 'SiiOUcsru), UTAH. C7T7, Diseases of the Eys, Ear, Not Throat Specialty. LR W J. H0$r0RD j and 'u Rftcitltuee, HortL of All Hail. CR E T. HO$rOPD-- na Roti Jk of ihe Beucb Uuiit, pen-knif- 1I.S aj u EPHRAIM CITY,TJTAH: LUMBERAND BUILDING CO., j on General Merchandise Stores, etc A. II. Parsons, Manti hasnt. MANLFAtTCREKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, II. Sperry ,b hahulk. M, "Then It Isnt your hat. Is it I said the proud possessor of it TWO DOORS NORTH OFCO-ONo, I guess not, said the man as he turned to wa.k away. When this a Me scene was explained to President Lmeoln he laughed heartily and said : That reminds me, Hamlin, of a long Brigham Peacock will Stand his time ago when I was pioneering and soFine Norman and ldiering in Illinois and we put up a joke or Morgan Horse tome officers of the United States army Dealer in during the season for $4 to $3 at My party and I were a long wav off from A. Coxe s Stables. I will take in the comforts of civilised life, aud our only Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils, Etc. Store orders, Grain or neighbors were tho garrison of a United Chemicals. Proprietary Articles, payment States fort We did pretty well for rations, lumber. had plenty of salt meat and flour, but milk Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. Brigham Peacxcm. was not to be had for love or money, mud as Agent For the White Sowing Machine. we all longed for the delicacy wu thought it pretty mean that the officers of the fort, EPHRAIM CITY, UTAH. who had two cows a stubbed-taileone and a black and white one offered us no milk, though we threw out many and strong LOST. hints that it would bo acceptable. At last after much consultation we decided to teach I will give a liberal reward for inforTHE LEADING SANPETE them a lesson and borrow or steal one ol mation concerning about 40 head of those cows, just as you choose to put it. But Bucks, lost near Wales. Tag in left car e bow it could be done without the cow once identified at and recovered was being LB. Hunter. , the question. At last we hit on a plan. One Mt. Pleasant. Located in 6 mile Canyon. tf of our party was dispatched a day's rule to Leave orders at Lowrry Si Son. the nearest slaughter-house- , where he procured a long, rea cows tail to match the UUth- Color of the 0Xb'r'-VaMcow, after possess mg ourselves of which animal we neat tied our purchase to the poor stub, and witl appetites whetted by long abstinence vi IV W. H OSJTSN M, D. W. W. WonDUitta a. drank and relished the sweet milk which (pkrlsm' Htplaaant our cow gave. A few days afterward wt Lumber, Pickets, Mouldings, etc. Dr. W. H. Olsten Surgeon of were honored by a call from thecommandei All kinds of Custom work done on the S.P. V. F.y., and County Quarof the fort, Say, boys, Bind he, we havt lost one of our cows. Of course we felt short notice. antine Physician, will pratice in Very sorry and expressed our regret acGvneeologv and Surgeonry. attended to. Pro Orders byail mptly cordingly. But, continued the commander Late of Dr W, V. Woodring Bent Hansen.Prop. I came over to say that if that cow of yours Main S t., Mt. Pleasant. Kansas City, and gaduate from an had a stub tail, I should say it was ours But she hasnt a stub tail, has she! Ohio College, will, as heretofore asked we, Bure of our point follow Voroni Snw general practice. No, said the officer, she certainly has N. B Telegrams will only be anhot a stub tail. swered when made or endorsed by reWell, she isnt your cow, then, and our I sponsible paries. argument was unanswerable, as was WHOLKSAI.K H. P. LARSEN, Horsemen Head and Mount. Pleasant stub-taile- d k now opening, in her parlors an mniense stock of the newest and styles of Millinery goode, consisting in part of the latest, noTslties in Hats, Ribbons, Gloves Eosisry, flowers, etc. etc. Invit-,ia- g a careful inspection of her Bh tenders and prices. (sods to her many patrons aad friends for past favor aid I kspts that by strict attention to htalnti and tho wants of her pat--: sons, and by fair dealing to merit a eeatinuance of their eeteeaeed pat-- , reaags and farors. latest Gates A Custom of Our UranUfathnrs That Has Fallen Into Disuse. There Is not so much bartering In prices nowadays as there was when I first went into business for myself, said a merchant to a Utica Observer man the other day. The time was when a merchant expectei-thuevery piece of goods that he offered foi a'e would be cut down in price by the per slsvency of his customers. It was expecte and looked for, and we often named a highe price for the goods than we really asked to them so we might drop to suit tha whim ol the bartering buyer. I do not know where the custom came from. I only know that it existed and was very aunoying. People would barter for hours over a small article, and often go out and in a short time return and say they could buy it at Browns or Smiths tor so much less, and try and beat you down to tho figure they named. Borne men and women were noted fair their bartering propensities. I remember one of those old fellows who used to barter for hours at a time over common and small purchases I had a clerk who came here from Binghamton, and his first adventure with the old man was amusing. The clerk sold hint about one dollar's worth In the forenoon. The next time our customer came the Binghamton boy dropped a pleasant customer so he might get a chance to wait on him. Hick ory shirting was asked for, and the clerk cents a yard. The charged him thirty-fivcustomer held forth about ten minutes, When the clerk excused himself, and, step ping back to the office, opened an envelope his lying 0 the desk. Hushing back to becustomer, Who was rubbing the goods tween his thumb and finger, theclerk said: Excuse mo, but we have just received a telegram from our Eastern correspondent, and these goods have raised tea cents a forty-Sv- e yard in the market; it will cost you looked The old tnaa cents bow. dumfounded Tor a moment and offered cents. The clerk walked back to thirty-fivthe desk, looked at the envelope agsin, picked up a paper and pretended to glance a low tone ttbe markets, conversed and went with n of the back to bis customer With the statement that the goods were rising veiy rapidly in the market, and at we had only a few pieces we could not think t selling it less than fifty cents a yard, and the next customer cents that came would have to pay fifty-fiv- e or sixty cents. The astounded farmer ofcents, which the clerk fered forty-fivafter extorting a pledge that feayer should not tell how cheap he got t t j W. H. Peacock will aland his Cleveland Bay Stallion Ur $10.00 and $t 5.00 for the Sttion at hia Stable Two Blocks Stalk of the Temple, Manti, Sanpete County, Utah, wfc&rated TEMPLE HOTEL, Kaatt Mala 4 I Accommodations. . m ()aia.a. rAll .host viaiting th Tampla shonld inquir for this Hous Free aonyajaftev to th -- ; I f I Ala I hard-fiste- First Cl aia J e vrr day- Tmpl Itay, Grain and Stabling. Ksa JuiU, Proprietor ;SW cl Will -- DEALER I- K- . e OmOCyl C.S.Vli.KES. i j IN I- - moil Opposite '.tclass We will pay freight on poods purchased in quantity, at regular retail prices, to railroad points in Utah. Juab Emery and San Pete caunties. 23-1- P. . Comer west of Co-o- STm F1BST ACcoasoDTieNS - 'ET tala- CLASS p. ACCOMMOBATIOkS Commercial sample rooms furnished. - Slie ns a call. Proprietor. Sandekson, S,J. HOLES ALE AND RETAIL- - GO., - Dealers and Manufacturers; of Furnililfe," Carpet;' tdc Curtains. Window Blinds. Iron Wagons, Feathers, Et., Etc Reliable Good ind Fail If you deal with us you will Treatment. When in our City, kindly call and ae us. Co"op. Furniture Co., 41 Mail St., Salt LakCkt-We Carry a Complete Lin gt facto Send stamp for sptttmm skttiu KetropollUa Press Agency, y Naw York City. Srt N. W. WILLIAMS KNICHTS Cure. 1! icnrit SKwaM'sw more tkaa o yrmn. A pafc Ntrrsea tirr cure lor Dyapcpwa, Scrofula.diseases -- o( Prostration. Censtinetion and all tHe Blood. Stomach and Liver. Ueiulsl fn rrklMlni i Clear CenflixUi. A botanical com pound, pvt up m packages Iktccit of ordinud sent by mail at nu-tht. Large package, sufficient for ary luedk-inehalf-aia- e as; packages, quarts, j pints,li ?oc.: sample packages, sufficient c. for j A rthek Agmt naaka m thu itxtiily. TZI8ET kOTAIIOAX 00., Kl Iratfvs, El. D . ao to O. CALDERS IF YOU VAfJT A GOOD COAL! COALH First Class Boot and Shoemaker. Custqai Work and Repairing done. Call and see Mr. Brantzeg as ids werk is truely first class in every and particular. Price Moderate, term easy. Cheap and Goad Coal at the Maati Shop i block west of Lowry" Store Coal il Canyon, 1 Min. Manti. South of ManU. Coal at tlx tnini only ISo per loo ORGAN OR PIANO A I At Honest Prices, v Six-m- MASON & Co. H. Thom Ferron HENIUE an! Go-o- l HAHUH . ORGANS from 175. up. K IM p,. BUNCAK, BALLt OBGANS From $65. up. PKALIKS IN General Merchandise , Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, aad Esnythinj Belonging to a Firt-claStore. Goods Cheaper than at any other House in the County. Largest Store South t of Prioe. A Pleasing Sense cf Health and Strength feenelaffli atsd Comfort tie m of 8yvtV Omm Colds, Headaches and Fevers perwiaBecS-caiimg Ooa sTIT JUjw if the-- wiihoift wwikening or irritating goes ou which it acta. For Sale In 80c and 1.00 Bottlea by all Leading Druggists. V A vr P ACTFRKD 0'LT BY TUB CALiromA na bybu? go Sax 1 nAStasto, - - - Utah,1 k A. H. ANDREWS Ca, C0 OF CHICAGO, ILL, OF ANVF ACTCRSR8 IklVELS when -ha tOsStwe or Swim, Bayellmg ft Ferron, i School room Furniture and Appara-- 1 tu. corHHtig of Deik, Maps,: ChnTM.Ufobes, Bells, Black Boards,1 Also Bank Ear avers, Chalk, etc. Furnishings and Opara Ciairs. N. 6 Parties neediog any-- ; do well tthing in this line will to call on, or writ to H- Gof this office, who is A. H., Address Andrews western agent. letteis to Box 57, Manti, Sanpete County, Utah. - - Dr-forf- l, Mf Urm prices and payntxai- s dN ffAXaVIEW HOUSE Pcst'OfBct. -- 7 Os BRAFJTZEC- adM gadfly oa th KcDSXTS, LiVEF - VV Lmv J Elood Sect. AcTrean. GOI. FURNITURE machinery, &c made to order from A standaM hoaneheld Attorney Agricultural ie, O.II.Pettet, President. TOffZ BCGIFZSL ertraits. and cuts of coltegv, hotels, In and 1 I Obtains Patent Mineral Laads. for 1 BED ROCK PRICES. flCeHcw UNO OFFICE lUltfillQ- - fctnd Agent HOTEL. Give us a. Caul of all kinds, Carpets, Baby Carriages, Western Cottage organs, anti Kid We reage B. sewidg machines emial be to our (roods guarantee to any in the Territory "id sell at cf Ease Gilina, ; Dealers In Furniture n Agent tor Studebaker Bros. Wagons, Carriages and Carts. Agents for Amos Whitney' s "Steel Mowers and Reaper. Post 3T II. Cannon, A. John Henry Smith, U. IT TATS TO ILLCSTUTZ book-keeper- fclERCHAKDiaE. t PHOTO-ENGRAVIN- e e e n EIR A L : Supt i Snow, Provo City, Utah. BARTERING. OLD-TIM- E HORSEMEN READ. & aouth of Sail Lake tiir. do well by buying' 4k us. Orders by asaB and yard opposite Ikv U. W. K. D. PAXM1H, Planing Mill. . j Largest Stock The people of the south will Doors, Windows, Eto., from Promptly attended to. Ofdc C. and D.& It. G. Depots. Dealers of mWWh W carry the , that she aadeurrouDding country, all kinds BUILDUP Hens Larsen & Coy , N- Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Pickets, WINDOW, DOORS, MOULDING end BLINDS. YlYWGAUtY'C, fcrs.I. B. Brunei tatee pleaeure ia informing the ladies of Manti, I- 8D RETAIL DEALERS P. Shino-l- IN Goneral ItlcrcliandiGe, PI1YSC1AXS AND SURGEON'S-- When the hat was produced it was dis Furnishing ani Facny Goods, Boots covered to be very muen after the shape af tionery, Notions, a4 School Supplies, fected by Hamlin, but it bore a bad ire o mourning, which emblem the Mam Street. EPHRAIM, Utah Tne parti ripped off with his stood chatting merrily us they waited fo, the carriages to he driven up, when a mai stopped directly in front of Sir. llamun and 10 THE PEOPLE OF MANTI stood staring at the tile with which hi: AND VACINITY. head was covered. What ara you looking at, sir! asked I will stand the well known Hamliu, sharply. Hambletonian and Morgan Your hat, answered the man, mildly at the reduced rate If it had a weed on it I should say it was Stalion of $5.00 per leap or $8.00 for sea-- j mine. Well, It hasnt got a weed on It, has it ! son, at my bam. I will take in pay- -' asked the meat Hay, Grain, Lumber, Orders said the hatlcss man, "it No, sir, Pasliion Bazar. - HlSfORO I'ZALl'KS v:. Id ir Vi - 45 W.lst. S. St. S. L. City. iii T.yii REIDS Tailoring Establishment, MAIN ST. MANTI. Monthly Order aenttoth Best House in St. Louii for cloth and Furnishings. Cloths made to order on thelahortest nctic and in the Latest Styles. all iW S7Parties ordering Suits send Their Own Money and f't Men and Boy' Piojts. |