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Show S . its iii Ms ufoiMwr BH.fc4.Wgw 'jwIMtWHu.w, eNji : CORIME DAILY - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. B. J. OSBOBN. W. C. JOHNSON. JOHN P. BELDING CliCV CAIL DEPOTS. WAGON WINE AND LIQUORS. MAIL. I? CORIttHE A. A. FATTBBMOH. -- 40 acres of land to ha used for a . public park. The clty.has accepted, the gift,1 it spend together with the condition that tilnot less than $3,000 a year in lmaintaining and improving it. . - RETAIL IDEALBR IN. W. C-.- JOHIJSOfl FI ME gg.WIMES, .M LY 1 L. w- . O i JLpT Cw3 :,V. -- V. Utih. i IN i J BAItJ WAGONS AND FARM t ' )C HCHINEIIY. THE CO. ' $ n: - QUO L I t , BEST'ADVERTISING MEDIUM i 6 Celebrated Fish Bros. Wagons ,t no u i a r y5 t Corinnoy Utah. t 4 - o IN THE TERRITORY. t'"AND Tn currency issue run3 right through the middle of both parties. Soma believe that the , tendency now is for the inflationist' Republicans to come over to the side of honest money and make the fight on that question. We are grad to see anybody coming over from falsehood to truth, but it does look like a hopeless task to unite either party on this issue.' It is more probable that the "National Conventions will both treat the question as gingerly as possible, and strive to rally their armies on the old war cries, but at present the Republicans have a decided advantage as the champions of honest money. Boston Herald (Independent.) fi FOR THE AGENTS - : DEALERS 6 thieves in old times received rather.rough usage; thus in 1782 Henry Heiner, for stealing a horse, .was .sentenced to pay a fino of twenty,-- , pound a; to 'stand in the pillory the first day of the next court one' hour; to receive tha thirty-ni- ne lashes, welllaid un,-a- t ears his to have ultilic whippingpost; to the nailed cut off and pillory; to be confined in - the - workhouse ' for six months; to pay all costs, and to stand committed until the sentence wa3 fully complied with.. G ; 4 wacow depot! D fll i t - Corinne, NEWu Field of Michigan, lias presented the City, of Detroit with 8 I IZ ' . EN - - FULL STOO A bi o a Champion Reapers and Mower. ALWAYS ON HAND For Sale on Terras Easy HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES AND ALONG THE AND WARRANTED I.' R. C. 1 R. In every respect, as they are made of the very best material. THE LARGEST AND - charges of fraud in thecongtruc-tio- n of the new Boston postoffice have The been strengthened by fresh evidence. The Boston Herald publishes a lot of affidavits made by formers workmen, wherein it appears that men drawing pay for work on the postoffice were put on different jobs all about the city, some of them going as far as General Butlers new house in .'Washington; that men were retired to sign payrolls which they did not understand, and were only given a portion of the sum drawn for them from the Government. There are other revelations making an exceedingly disgraceful exhibit of dishonest management. ,i A clergyman lately called upon a jewelor in Biddeford, Me., and handed him eighteen dollars, saying that twelve years agolhe .merchant, in ."making change with him gavo him a twenty dollar hill instead of a two dollar, and that ; bia s conscience had troubled him ever since. He doesnt appear to have said anything about interest, either simple or compound. But a still more remarkable case of conscience has occurred, Newport, R. I., where a man from the country, who has supplied a grocer with eggs for several years confessed that he had cheated him out of fire dollars by giving short measure. 'In order to make everything square the grocer then confessed that ;he had paid the egg man a bad ten dollar bill. So it seemed to be a pretty even thing all around. . 4 The interesting case in which a col- We wouldaIso call attention to our style o SELECTED BEST STOCK Spring Wagons. t 4mrn7m i WAGON IN THE TERRITORY OP A GOOD SUPPLY - Corner Montana and Fifth Sts. ' CORINNE, UTAH. I BUILDERS HARDWARE, SADDLERY, SARD WARS r ' i Full Local Deportment 1 Ji r FRED. J. KIESEL & CO., GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST o' - r 'T i- ' " v - FORWARDING ? COMMISSION AND MERCHANTS, ' . - I Groceries, Produce and Provisions. - t Montana Street, Corlnne, I 49-Orde- (Successors to Lebeahaum 1 - P. Schultler Chicago Wagono ' in , every , ! ! .i . i t in ; PLOWS, - s y i'i' . f iMiacliinerys ... rs large and complete stock, i of al kinds o - A "f OOM. Q l And all kinds of Blacksmih and Wagon-make- rs Supplies, for sale at tthe lowest cash prices. The London Spectator says; The Times announces that ji Russian expediWHOLUaXJE AID UCXAXX. DIALIB m tion, organized with great secrecy, has started to occupy Merv, and is probably by . this time in possession of a city to the which is the best stepping-stonconquest of Herat, ; Russia cannot, how- ever, even if she can- bold Merv, attack Dry Goods and Clothing, Herat from thence without resources which as yet she has no meahs of accumulating on the Attrek, and - it is very PROVISIONS, Etc. doubtful whether it is towards Herat that her statesmen are looking. The possession of Merv would give her immense A large assortment of influence among .the . riding! tribes, of . Khorassan, who are easily amenable to NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT money, and through whom she may exAND FAMILY SUPPLIES ercise a? new and most disorganizing influence upon Persia. Tt is, we believe, OF ALL DESCRIPfor mastery, at Teherean that St. PetersTIONS. burg is now striving, and it is in Persia, and not in the desert beyond Herat, that, if we are alarmed at 'her progress, we must intervene. There is, however, no use in precipitating events or striking before Russia ..has clearly .shown : her Orders from Neighboring Towns hand. We can always' land on the Promptly Filled. shore of Persia and always lend officers, rifles arid mohejr for the protection ef not Herat; whioh Mohammedansto are the sell per- -, likely eHher to betray or Wait, UTAH. manent aaemiee of their creed, 0ORINNE, seltf not is ;one88,! always f , ing If t 2 ' I ; J s . ( 1 ti itl . , : , ; CONSISTING IN PART OF ' : : j HAND-BILL-S, Groceries, Hardware. Tinware, Cutlerv , FOSTERS, DODGERS. i ' INDIAN GOODS, ENVELOPES Stage Company LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS' , , WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, TOBACCOS t BLANKS, . LABELS t , And Omokero9 Artlcloo- - i e J .'r J i ! PROGRAMMES, Demers, 7 , J -- i i Utah and Klontana - ever before b sought here, and at figures so low as to challenge competition , frem anywhere in Utah Territory. i Plain and Fancy Job Printing. Warehouse Near the Depot) Corlnne, Utah. , . MATERIAL, V OQOD o . , AND WAGON IRON, STEEL, Co.) Largest and Be$t Selected ! For executing all kinds oil And all kinds of the best and latest improve HARDWOOD Sc . JOB OFFICR FIRST-CLAS- S REAPERS, MOWERS, , THRESHING MACHINES, SULKY RAKES, GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, GANG A and more recently to Sisson, Wallace Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealers north and west th t - respect Always on hand, warranted and guaranteed the best wagon made. Also a full supply of Farm. Co. - ! n Sc In connection with the Mail is a A full stock, all sizes, of the celebrated ! LINE DAILY -- STAGES OF BUSINESS CARDS, VISITING CARDS, BALL TICKETS. R. through From the terminus of the U. N. all the principal towns and mining camps of R-- i Montana and Eastern Idaho. ' r , ! BILLS OF LADING, CERTIFICATES, ' RECEIPTS THB REPACKING OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR SHIPMENTjTO MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY. v . i v Leaves Franklin, Idaho, daily, running north to Oxford, Ross Fork, Taylors Bridge, Idaho, Bannaek, Lovells, Bryant District, Virginia City, J efferson 'lty. Helena, Ft. Button, Blackfoot, Deer Lodge, and Missoula, Montana. 1 ALSO, Pcb Receive and Forward Merchandise to Any Orders Prcrrptly Attended To ness and Dispatch with Prompt f Hark Goodo MCaro of Fa or 6gden,and at the Companys offiee in Franklin. Cilmor O. Oallobury Proprietors. V83 1 ' 5 ' ' ? r 1 i - J j ' Buyers will savs ide Track. North : Wholesale and Retail Dealer In . 4 t , t i,r, 't, - , At)- i OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: I : - ' Orders by mail will receive our personal attention. i l .. ? , Our assortment is large, and we sell at lowest CASH prices. money by giving us a call before purchasing. C. JOHNSON & CO. J. W. GUTHRIE, ' - i Lumber, Sash, Doors and Blinds. Corlnne, Utah. -- -- i . v ITark! from tho tomb a dolelul sound! The ghosts of freighters murdered; Who died trom wagon3 breaking down. By others manufactured. AND PROVISIONS. BROCEBIES STOCK CARPENTER'S AND BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, Latest Telegraphic Reports Wagon Depot of Geo. A. Lowe, seltf WOOD HORSE AND MULE SHOES, All orders will receive our personal attention. W, - t WAGON SKEINS. . , - THIMBLE COVERS. IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOLTS, Always on hand. or -- WAGON BOWS, 1 W agon Covers (Between Second and Third streets.) ored clergyman of Brooklyn sought the intervention of the courts to compel the admission of his son to a public ; ilZ the instruction of school set apart-jfdecided ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND FAMILY GROwhite pupils exclusively,-wa- s recently by Supreme Justice- Gilbert. CERIES, OUTFITTING GOOD8, AND' The decision sustained the claim of the .4. COUNTRY PRODUCE CON- - . Board of Education that they have the - ' ' I to statutes' under HAND. the ON 8TANTLY proscribe upright on what terms and conditions the benefits of the free school system shall be within j, their jurisdiction. - It was held PEODUCE CASH PAID POE CODNTEY further that the regulation under consideration was not in conflict either with the acts of the Legislature or with the Batter anil fivga Nfade a Specialty Civil Rights, act, because it does not by maU or telegraph promptly appear that colored pupils are thoreby attended to. deprived pf any advantages, .facilities," Several thousand shingles and a lot or privileges," extended to another class. . sepl- tough lumber on hand. This decision is amply sustained by ' " ",'1 precedent. tV' - SUBSCRIBE FOB TOE HAIL. r, - - i i J. R. & Co. Corlnno.99 Address cooxE n u Orders by mail have our strict attention and prompt execution. Vi jotmeon, CorinnoUtah 4 ' FRED. i , ; r r I A 'V J. ' ,"f V ' V I J L I ' f i . KIEOERi-a"OdV 4 . - k |