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Show DAILY "'HAIL. CORIHME WEDlfCSDAT, .i W Hi' ' OCTOBEB 6. '! . ' babt 5 NEW 7 :L;- r Bell eounty, Texas, there is a farm 'of 4,500 acres, which is inclosed by one fence and cultivated by thirty two owners, every one of whom is unman ied. Mr. '& Tiltons return to the platform VI. attracts ftall JOHNSON C. audiences, andhis discourse displays good taste in the absence of pointed allufien to his recent4 troubles; Demagogue Bill Allen says: If I should die, mark you, 'the people will !Corlnne, Utah. t $750,-00- ; F TJI;L A STOOK ALWAYS For Sale on f - . ' , PRODUCE ; , ..f . . . . i i THE TCfiniTORY. lli promptly i 'r Champion Reapers and Mowers.r i and a lot sepl- - . HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION DEMERS & SON, IN - THE NORTHERN COUNTIES ALONG THE; Dry Goods and Clothing, PROVISIONS, Etc. SUBSCRIBE FOR TOE MAIL. Wagons. t it y A large assortment of A GOOD SUPPLY OF Wagon Covers '' ' WAGON NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIP- r The French capital has co Wagon Depot of Geo. A. Lowe, from the first well, brought him in contact with this subterranean forest, the trees of which are of great size and well preserved. Ah eminent lawyer of Boston tells the following .joke: A flashily dressed young sprig entered Ben Butlers office and was requested by Benjamin to be seated. The request was complied with, and the young man was asked to state his business. "Well, Mr. B., what would be the first thing for me to do in rdet to learn the profession T Benjafixed his weather y. min eye upon the and surveyed man young neck-ti! to his e him from his flashy highly polished boots, end exclaimed: Th first thing yeu had better do would An he to go and roll in barn yard. answer came as quick as the suggestion If I in Ibe 6Upwing terse language: should come end study two yeare. in nobby-droase- d jast year oCpq h ; V- - J'.4 as well WOOD STOCK ..I., AND BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, CARPENTERS t J BUILDER'S HARDWARE, SADDLERY, HARDWARE ; Our assortment is large, and we sell at lowest CASH prices. by giving us a call before purchasing. i Buyers will Orders by mail will receive bur personal attention. CORINNE, - - Full UTAH. seltf Local ; Department v ' ; OFFICE . AND WAREHOUSE: North Side Track, WINE AND LIQUORS. JOHN P. BELOING FRED. J. KIESEL & CO., News OF INTEREST CEHSRAL HltRCH ANTS, COMMISSION ADD FORWARDING .RETAIL DEALER IN V (Successors to Lebeabaum "v k Co. and more recently to Sisson, Wallace k Co.) 'i ' 4 4- - In connection with the Mail is a FINE A full stock, P. jchu WINES, all sizes, oftbo celebrated Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealers north and west th 4 ' , h j . , L I O U JOB OFFICE S 1 : : .. , FIRST-CLAS- Always on hand, warranted in very respect and guaranteed the best wagon made. Also a full supply of j THRESHING MAREAPERS, MOWERS, CHINES, SULKY RAKES, GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, GANG . . ? ' Vaii! tlirCiii,ag ri y ; . 1 Largest and Best lertt d 'v (' O R S For executing all kinds pff 1 PLOW8, . And all kinds of the best and latest improve Farm ''AND Machinery; ever before baoughthere, and at figures no low as to challengcompetltlon from anywhere in Utah territory. ' . Plain and Fancy Job Printing. -- A large and complete stock of al kinds HARDWOOD AND WAGON IRON, STEEL, o MATERIAL, And all kinds of Blacksmih and Wagon-makeat tlhe lowest cash Supplies, for sale prices. rs J. w. O I HAND-BILL- S, f. j , v J , v j .ENVELOPES i LETTER HEADS. BILL HEADS, f s . ;.j .... a REST STOCK SELECTED Dust and Coin. j.;. i ) And Omokoro9 Artloloo- - r VISITING CARDS, . : BALL TICKETS, BILLS OP LADING, ; XN : ft- ,V . . in Gold u. f BUSINESS CARDS, CORINNE, UTAH. Dealers ; Linuons, cigars, i'jiues, ,.5. . .v anlxer a. .) : BLANKS, LABEL8 C0-- , Cutlers , f i STATEMENTS THE LARGEST AND OF-- r:n XiSTDIN GOODS, r PROGRAMMES t CONSISTING IN PART G rocer i eo, H a rdvvaro DODGERS, C. O. LAX03DORF. & I POSTERS, O. HABKXES3. GUTHRIE U c Near the Depot, Corinne, Utah. he had reached about the same depth, he again encountered the trees; and a third attempt, at a still greater distance WAGON SKEINS, .r C. J. Sale, of Essex county, "Virginia, in digging a well recently, at Warehouse the depth of about thirty feet, came upon the bodies of large trees several feet in diameter, which proved upon examH- ination te be cypress. Fearing the J. W. GUTHRIK. water would be injured by the wood he determined to abandon this well, and dug another some distance off. When Mr. ' HOR8B AND MULE SHOES, ' , no end of red tape connected with everything but the advancement of immorality. Boynton, the swimmer in water-pro- of clothes, when in Paris recently, was asked to give a proof, of his powers. Almost anywhere else he might have complied with the request without any 'ado, but there he found it necessary to petition for permission of a municipal dignity called the. Prefect of the fcjeiae, And, after a good ileal of delay,' his petition was refused for fear of the crowds of people that might agglomerate on the banks of the river, and the accidents that might result therefrom. A crowd and the commune seem synonymous to the French mind. TTgXMBLB . IRON, 8TEEL, NAILS, BOLTS, Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. Utah. Cox-inn- o, COVERS, Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds. By others manufactured. It WAGON Latest Telegraphic Reparts TIONS. ; BOWS, on hand. San-Francis- j f f nor appears from the statistics gathered for August that the mint in is doiDg about four-fift- hs of all the coinage of the United States. Bullion concentrates in that city, and there it is largely worked up Into coin., - The mint which has recently been reconstructed, is in perfect order for the largo monthly business demanded. Probably the coinage for 6eptemberwill exceed in; value that of August, the necessities of the community requiring a large amount n : of gold. tr ' ftP.RR. wholesale am retail dealer ik 000 - , ; AND AND WARRANTED Spring; J t . ft.' COUNTRY IN . t by mall or telegraph Terms LOUIS Easy Always Brownlow has beon expressing bis views with his usual pungency to a reporter of the Cincinnati He thicks the courry is Gazette. threatened with a worse danger than the Ail orders will receive our porsonal attention. war, namely, the restoration of the W. C. JOHNSON & CO. Democracy to power on a repudiation platform. He says the Southern Democrats are unanimously In favor of Hark! from the tomb a dolelul sound! The ghosts of freighters murdered; inflation. Who died from wagons breaking down, Ex-Gover- FOE . nnD FflRra ciflcuinEnv. OK HA.ND 0, - t Several thousand shingles tough lumber on hand. ent son, on Johnsons Hill. r H J - DEALERS XTt 3th. m Butter auil Sirgs Kade a Specialty attended to. Johnson during his life received a twig taken from the willow 'which bends over the grave of Napoleon Bonaparte on St. Helena, which he planted in the garden of his late residence, and which has now grown to a stately tree. A twig from this tree will be planted over the grave of Mr. JohnEx-Presid- t 4 ft BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM - not long ago, on fireworks and In every respect, as they aro made of the very best material. illuminations, the occasion being his is the That way birthday anniversary. in which he spends bis salary of in gold, and has to borrow a good deal more besides for similar Wewouldfalso call attention to our style of trifling expenses. $10,-000,- r f 8TANTLY ON HAND. CASH PAID - The Sultan of Turkey spent CON- - PRODUCE f t' ; r IN. "There's nothing like confidence. Both sides are sure they are going to win in Pennsylvania, A reporter of the Philadelphia Times visited the headquarters of both t parties recently and was assured by each chairman that victory was certain for. bis party. '' CERIES, OUTFITTING GOODS. AND COUNTRY -t i THE ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY GRO- Celebrated Fish Bros. Wagons ' i. t . , i - AGENTS FOR THE ft know it, for I shall die in their arms. As the people of Ohio seem disposed to rise up and strangle William, it is pos sible that he will die In tbeir arms. Chicago Times (Ind.) i! Montana Gtroot, Corlnno, CO. & Second and Third etreeto. (Between...... - aik Wxbbs feat of swimming the British Channel, from Dover to Calasis, 25 X miles in 22 hours And 43 minutes, is accounted the greatest physical feat of this generation .xid; Ufi 1. LY S. It s;. Provisions. ' Ca across Dflt 1 t T, H OM L A i'- A L A WACOIJ DEPOT Groceries, Prortubo Ik - Corinne, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in I G 0 f ; without ft apine hfta ventured into the world by way of East Haven, ;!,:i ' : XonnectlcuY.'" - J. W. GUTHRIE, A. A. PATTXBSOX B. J. 08B0RM. W. O. XOHHBOX. 7EC2 ooricjhe W' . CCiCrl CAIL PR0VI2ISN3. GROCERIES AND WAGON DEPOTS. SHIPMENT0 THE REPACKING OF, CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY. ' ( CERTIFICATES, RECEIPTS i THE TERRITORY' ALSO, 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. Ordsra Promptly : Prompt attention given to collections and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchar go drawn on day of payment. -.- San Francisco. .....New York. ....New York. York. ; ..New Chicago. .Omaha. -- Salt Lake City. : tttcdcd i . . To. f i'l' I Receive and Bernard Uercbacdloe to toy Pels uttb Prenpt csss acd Dbpatcb, I Merit Goods I Corner1 Montana and Fifth Oto. CORRESPONDENTS. Wells, Fargo A Co Geo. Opdyke Jc Co..,.. Chemical National Bank- Donnell, Lawson k Co German National Bank Omaha National Bank. White k McCorpick i- A , M t . 17. ; Coro of F. J. IL T CORINNE,! ' UTAH. ,, in , , , , coohE a ; 1. 4 i fj, A ; a , t v .' ' tT - - Orders journal), i f. r .3 - bf mail have oar strict attention aad prompt execution FRE. Oortnno Utah aeltl i. .... ' 1 ; Co. Ccrinno. ..... O, Address A- ' 4 . al .Xs 3 t ,3T3 ' .1 . s iir" ACO - - |