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Show ii fut . ar ifwniif 'O' fU DAILY CQRIXXE HAIL. W. C. JOHXSOX. NEPTEKBER 47. no.YDAY, ER3CERIE8 AMD WAMM DEPOTS. B. Ik clearing away tho refuse from tbe silver mines of tauriumin Greece, a large number of seed were found, Unknown to modern, science, but described in tbe writings of Pliny; The seeds took root, budded and blossomed, bearing beautiful yellow flowers, after a . burial of at least 1,500 years. J. 08B0BX. WAGON DEPOT. Grocerieo, Produce and Provisions. 4 W. I 1 Tiie New York Board of Education 1 i ? f f i T T I l , I , s v. w- i A a paper ba3 discovered virtues in tho Jamestown weed similar to those attributed to corn whisky. Thereupon an exchange remarks: Tbp person eating of this weed, which grows nearly everywhere, and is within reach of the poorest, becomes wild and deliri ious, imagines he see3 all sorts of loathsome reptiles r and shouts and acts generally like a person in a crazy fit from ON, HAND. CASH PAID ; Spring-fiel- ALWAYS It is reported that COUNTRY For PRODUCE by mail or telegraph eyOrlera attended to. Sale on Terms Easy t promptly Champion Reapers and.Mowers. J .r and a lot . . sepl . HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION I LolJIS & DEMERS OX, AND WHOLESaUJ AND BBT AIL DKALEB IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES 1 !' IN TtilTS.ES ALONG THE; C. P. R. R. GROCERIES, Dry Goods and Clothing, wouldSalso call attention to our style of d PROVISIONS, Etc. Spring Wagons. A SUBSCRIBE FOR TOE HAIL. large assortment of WAGON NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES A GOOD SUPPLY OF Wagon Covers OF ALL DESCRIP-TION- t -- t than Schurtz. 1 CARPENTERS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, BUILDERS HARDWARE, SADDLERY, HARD Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. Our assortment is large, and we sell at lowest CASH prices' money by giving us a call before purchasing. Full UTAH. CORINNE, WINE AND Local , Department OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: IV ortli s"-ample -'i- Tbs New York ' . , " . ' Times discerns a cer tain periodicity in the license of crime from which tbo metropolises now sufferwere ing. The years of 1870-71-7- 2 marked by a similar prevalence of gross crime, and during that time (ending November2, 1872), there were 160 homicides in tWS'cfty. Six ' of tho killers committed suicide, 22 were never discovered or confronted with sufficient , evidence to hold them for trial, one died and two, though known, were never . caught.. Of the remaining 108, 61 were tried,' 44 haj sentences averaging only three years. Of the47 untried, the history of most of them ends in mystery with the. coroners record, sent to the District Attorney. The Times from this showing that the police system is at limit, but this hardly seems to be tbo moral xjf tho figures. .The police failed to find 12, or about one in of the offenders perhaps the police ought also to have some blame for the ten cases in which the evidence fell short But tho District of indictment. who has fifty untried and Attorney, to never be tried murderers apparently on his hands at once, and the judges who give sentences on the average of only three years, and the law by whose technicalities the Criminal lawyer,' according to the Times,' boast that they can stave off severe penalties, would seem to ' be the police for the quitq jU responsible 2 ' V, spread of crime. con-elu- - i FORWARDING RETAILED EALER IN y . AND C0A1A1ISSI0N MERCHANTS, (Successors to Lebeabaum & Co. and more recently to Sisson, Wallace & Co.) In connection with the Mail A full stock, all sizes, of the celebrated Q FINE Pt Schuttler Chicago Wagon Always on hand, warranted in every repect and guaranteed tho bost wagon made. Also a full supply of a is WINES, Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealers north and west th i . i FIRST-GLAS- JOB OFFICE S Largest and Best Selected - THRESHING MAREAPERS, v MOWERS, CHINES, SULKY RAKES, GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, GANG r, r ; : i ' plows, TOO IS. O S' f improve ..Q- - OOD It Farm jVTacliinery. A lafeo and completo i x, For executing all kinds oft And all kinds of the best and latest HARDWOOD LIOUOR8 ... sto:k of al kinds AND WAGON IRON, STEEL, ' 'AND Plain and Fancy Job Printing; o CONSISTING IN PART MATERIAL, OF- - - j And all lands of Blaeksmih and Wagon-makeSupplies, for sale at ttho lowest cash prices. f rs OI ; VVarehonsc Near the Depot, A Gr HAND-BILL- S, ' DODGERS , Corinne, Utah. I 7yu-- f u j I . , BELL HEADS, Stage Company ! . THE LARGEST . t AND ' INDIAN GOODS, ENVELOPES i. LETTER HEADS, - . i PROGRAMMES, , Utah and Montana 1 Grocerieo, Hardware, Tinware, Cutlerv 3! POSTERS, OTES, STATEMENTS BLANKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS And Omokero9 Artioloo LABELS LINE DAILY OF BUSINESS CARDS, STAGES BEST. SELECTED : . , . . : VISITING CARDS, STOCK BALL TICKETS, BILLS OP LADING, , ijt. From the terminus of the U. N. R. through all the principal towns and mining camps of Montana and Eastern Idaho. des If 7 f H V , r 4 ' . e V - f 3 ji i &, THE REPACKING OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR SHIPMENT, MONTANA MADE A SJCIALTY. CERTIFICATES, V RECEIPTS M - t V Leaves Franklin, Idaho, daily, running north to Oxford, Ross Fork, Taylors Bridge, Idaho, Mannack, Lovells, Bryant Dis--i triet, Virginia 'lty, Jefferson lty, , Helena It. Benton- - Black foot, ' Deer Lodge, and Mis- coula, Montana' TO 4 IN THE TERRITORY . t ALSO, - t . Ordsrs Prenptly AUeaded To. Receive and Forward Merchandifie to Any Pcfcu with Prompt ness and Dispct:! i i 'Passengers can procure through tickets to Montana at any of the principal Eastern cit-ies at the office of the U. N. R. R. in Corinne 6gden,and at the Companys office in I Corner NIontAfta And Flfttl 8tS f i t Gilmer - BtySS Cl I ' u r i Ti I w hr 1 ' . t ,L W seltl ;x - coose 1 i, Proprietors. , i Address , OORINNE, UTAH. Gallo bury. rt i U,JT.! ' f i i - ' J l .jfl. Mark Goods Coro of F. j. K. O. Qo. Corlnno. I AT -- r . f) a .f h 5,?rt. twj ' ; : i I joiiRcan, Vi ; i f ; ; " Orders bv mail have oar strict attention and prompt execution. ' . ii u'-- Vti ' .U tU . t u - ' FRED. J. Oorlnno Utah f- -- i A . ! fi - 1 , , GO. 4 !) f ri if n x 7 E ' ever before baought here, and at figures so low as to challenge competition from anywhere in Utah Territory. t t . 'F ide Track, FRED. J. KISSEL & GO., GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST "Wheeling Register apologizes an awkward error that crept into that paper, by which it was made to appear that Daniel Webster V LIQUORS. JOHN P. BELONG The I Buyers will savo Orders by mail will receive our personal attention. r for L W A I; Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds. r - -- STOCJh , Hon. Carl Schurtz In compiled "Websters Dictionary. tbe editor was it says explanation, written Doctor and that intelligent who is an excellent subcompositor stitute for a Idevil, set up Daniel. The grievous injustice done the illustrious family impels the editor to add, Wo cannot let it stand on the record that the Supreme Uourt of Appeals of "West Virginia have declared as their solemn conviction, that Daniel Webster compiled the dictionary generally attributed to old Noah. , While this and eminently explanation so far as the editor is consatisfactory, wo would cerned, merely remark that it is unnecessarily severe on tjie living, while the dead is none the better of it. We pity the intelligent compositor. WOOD HOltSE AND MULE SHOES, - s WAGON SKEINS, f Always on hand. y THIMBLE COVERS. S. s ! WAGON BOWS, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOLTS, Latest Telegraphic Reports will make nine speeches in Ohio on the All orders will receive our personal attention. "Whoever hears currency question. Carl will hear something to their adXV, C. JOHXSOX & CO. vantage. lie doe3 not cram for the occasion. He has 5 ven Hark! from the tomb a doleful sound! jpjeci Tho ghots of freightei-- murdered; careful study, has exploied . s,ory XVho died from wagons breaking down,"! of all peoples who have employ ed paper By others manufactured. money .and.- familiarized himself with the subject in all its details. In a wordj Schurtz goes to tho root of the question. Perhaps no man in the country is more at home on tho financial topic, or boasts clearer, sounder views on the subject, i cn , Batter and Ergs Made a Specialty ON HAND r- f f FOB Several 'thousand shingles tough lumbar on hand. is now making cards of the new pattern at the rateofapout 600,000 a day, but, as there are still 2,270,000 in the vault, tho public will not do any corresponding on the cow cards until next month The new card has a finer surface than the old, and can be used forf copying with a press.. It is heavier than tho old card, but is calendered so thoroughly that it is somewhat thinner. i Y ........ - F ULL. STOCK XYe factory at 00 IN THE TERRITORY. strop. postal-ca- rd BESTADYERTISING MEDIUM GBO- - CERIE3, OUTFITTING GOODS, AND ' i ' . s COUNTRY PRODUCE Corinne, Utah. appearance, who arrived in Burlington, Iowa, recently from Crcston, announced that she "was going to open a barber AND WARRANTED on North Tho next Hill. shop very day each married woman on North as they aro made of tho very Hill surprised her husband, whoso In every respect,best material. many virtues she had long known and admired, with a neat littlo present, consisting of a razor, lather brush and The THE - ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY Celebrated Fish Bros Wagons A young lady of engaging personal t IN V. over-drinkin- g, f Utih. AGENTS FOR THE Chx.T-a.noo- i1 - - (Between Second and Third streets.) CON-8TANTL- -- .. BAIN WAGONS AND FARM MACHINERY. Wontana 8treet- - Corinno. wt new regulation, requiring all graduates of tbe Normal College wbo are appointed teachers in the public schools to be at tbe College every Satur- day for two years after they graduate? for tbe purpose of rehearsing their studies and acquiring-greate- r proficiency. , t - CO. & hjve madeft I f JOHNSON C. - , DEALERS WAIL. DAILY " - 1T H - Oorinne, Wholawle and Retail DMler in f a FERRIS CORIHHE J. W. GUTHRIE, A. A. BATTEBHOX. tUNTEW T' 'ancient taut causa, PROVISOS. in |