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Show f- c- ? n CORBUSEr DAILY SATURDAY - ' ,) Cam. i-- - HAIL. WA6QM OCTOBER 2. ' - Schurtz goes into tbs canvass to the annual railroad According I r, Produce and & JOHNSON AI.L KINDS OK FAN OT AND FAMILY Celebrated Fish Bros. Wagons ICorinne, Utah. GKO- - DEST" ADVERTISING MEDICO PRODUCE 8TANTLY ON HAND. THE TERRITORY. IN CASS PAID fOB F ULL STOCK resumed specie payThe attempt of Montevideo. In ments the government to issue more paper money has proved a complete failure. No one will take it, and gold is the only That is pre medium ol r circulation. cisely the way Governor Allens platform would bring the United States bask to hard money. COUNTRY PRODUCE f I Batter and Grxs Made a Specialty Thet have just Champion Heapers and Mower e. earOrdora by mall or telegraph promptly attended to. ALWAYS , ON HAND Several thousand shingles tough lumber on hand. For Sale on Easy Terms defers AND WARRANTED The smallest Bible in the world, just and a lot eepl- - HAS THB LARGEST CIRCULATION & SON, IN THE NORTHERN COUNTIES & AND ALONG THE, 0. P. R. R. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN In every respect, as they are made of the vory best material. University India paper of extreme thinness and opacity, measures four and one-hby two and We wouldfalso call jittention to our style of f 13 one and inches, Inches thick, and weighs, bound in limp morocco, less than three and one-h- ounces. It can be sent through the British post for a penny. alf 1 OERIE3, OUTFITTING GOODS. AND COUNTRY printed at Atlanta, 1862, declares that the African or black race is found in 11 parts of Africa, and in America, where they have been ' brought and humanely reduced t their proper normal condition of slavery. This Modern Geography has become rather ancient 6ince 1862. by the IN DEALERS AGENTS FOR THE 601, Modern Geography, Pros9, is printed on a tough TiTfenh. (Between Beoond and Third atreeta.) 455,320,188. produced i THE rl0ntana Otreot Cor,nno CO. ; - SAIB IfJAGODS AND FARM MACHINERY. ProTloIons, W. C. I AIL. EH T. Hi V Corinne, DAILY WACOM D E POT Grooerl,B' miles of track was 16,082. The total cost of al these miles of track was 540, or an average cost of $182,-91- 2 per mile. The number of passengers carried by rail, during the year was Oxford L n FERRIGCH OORICJE3E I Wbolauto and Retail Dealer In re- $2,-"941,- GUTHRIE. A VV. ISTEW port for England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland for 1873 the total number of A j. a. a. ' untrammelled. Hejwill not accept com pensation for his speeches in Ohio, not evon traveling expenses. He desires to uso his influence on the financial question, but at the 'same time will not be tinder pecuniary obligations. f a. j. osBoax. w. c. johsbom. 5 BAIL CDILKBNI CS0BERIE8 AND PGDVISISSS. DEPOTS. three-fourt- Dry Goods and Clothing, hs one-hal- alf Hydrophobia communicated by PROVISIONS. Etc. Spring Wagons. A large assortment of a A GOOD SUPPLY OF pasteboard dog Is the latest medical novelty. Two months ago am ad dog was killed in a house after having bitten at nearly everything in the room. One of the things in which ho buried his teeth was a little boys toy dog made of pasteAlways on hand. used this board, Subsequently a man a from blood to stop the pasteboard dog cut in his hand, and so the virus went into his wound and he died. All orders will receive our personal attention. Wagon Covers If the President of the Oontinenta Eire Insurance Company is correct, the loss in this country by insurance com panies is much greater than that sus tained by European companies. Mr Hope says the rate of premium in this country is at least six tmes that of the English rate; therefore the losses are sixfold greater than in England. In regard to the swindling of insurance companies he is satisfied that out of 1,200 losses by fire yearly in his own company twenty in every 100 were fraudulent, and shoulc, not be paid. The community suffered by this, 3 the company had to make it up He conby increasing the premiums. tends that Legislatures and Courts virtually protect insurance swindlers, the courts always giving the insured party the full benefit of every doubt. Gov, Amea had better subsido. It is doubtful if, expecting Senator Morton and the Washington organs, there is a single public man or prominent journaL in the country . that has any sympathy for him. Even so devoted an organ as The Chicago Tribune says it is all nonsense tosay the negro cant protect him-selcharges the whole troubles in Mississippi to the pusillanimity of Ames administration, and adds: Instead of organizing a military force, and in person punishing the ruffians arresting the murderers, and killing them on the spot, or bringing them to trial, conviction, and execution the Governor every time there is a disturbance or a murder of a negro, hastens to the tetegraph office and implores the President to send Elm troops.' This, in a State where he can put 50,000 armed men in the field-texecute laws, is childs play, and the people of .the country are, as the President says, getting tired of it. W. C. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE MAIL, UTAH. seltf WINE AND New York. The reports concerning the arrangement are incorrect. Hon. W m. E. Dodge, President of the Young Mens Christian Association, of New York, denies the rumor. It seems that. wben it was understood that Mr. Moody was to pass the winter in this country, a meeting of clergymen and laymen was held sometime in June last, and a cordial invitation was sent to him to visit New York. Some members of the Association have been making inquiries as to tbe4 possibility of obtaining a suitably building, and among other places have Inquired whether the Hippodrome could be bad,' provided it should be wanted and the means be raised to hire it. No locution has been selected thug far. In regifd to the proposed agreement to pay Messrs! Moody and Sankey a small sum each, M salary, and the statement that the.Ypung liens Christian Association has aseumed their pergonal expenses, it mey be said that both printing, oft these gentlemen refuse any pecuniary compensation whatever for their work. , BUILDERS HARDWARE, SADDLERY, HARDWARE I r Full Local ? Department Buyers will save OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: North Side Track. LIQUORS. JOHN P. BELDING FRED. GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST FORWARDING In connection with the Mail is Chicago Wagons COKTCIISSIOn MERCHANTS, k Co.) Now offer to the citizens of Corinne, and especially to dealeis north and west th JOB OFFICE FIRST-CLAS- S Always on hand, warranted in every respect and guaranteed the best wagon made. Also a full supply of AND & CO., a FINE'Q WIRES, A full stock, all sizes, of the celebrated J. KIESEL (Successors to Lebeabaum A Co and more recently to Sisson, Wallace f Largest and Best Selected LIOUORO THRESHING MAMOWERS, CHINES, SULKY RAKES, GRAIN DRILLS, PLOWS, GANG PLOWS, ,- & For executing all kinds off ever before baought here, and at figures so low as to challenge competition from anywhere in Utah Territory. improve 'TAND VTaeliinery. Plain and: Fancy Job Printing. CONSISTING IN PART OF A large and completo stock of al HARDWOOD AND WAGON IRON, STEEL, kinds MATERIAL, And all kinds of Rlacksmih and Wagon-makeSupplies, for sale at tthe lowest cash prices. rs C? X Gr A. HAND-BILL- Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Cutlerv S, -- posters; DODGERS, Warehouse Near (he Depot, PROGRAMMES, Corinno, Utah. LETTERHEADS, ' BILL HEADS, H. O. HABKKX88. J. W. GUTHKIK. ENVELOPES , o seems that Moody and Sankey have not secured Gilmores Garden in I OABPENTER3 AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS, Our assortment is large, and we sell at lowest GASH prices. money by giving us a call before purchasing. RETAIL DEALER IN Farm BTOUI HORSE AND MULE SHOES, Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. Corinno, Utah. And all kinds of the best and latest WOOD IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOLTS, WWKAWWWWWWSAWVNA.WWNA Wagon Depot of Geo. A. Lowe, REAPERS- WAGON SKEINS, Orders by mail will receive our personal attention. By others manufactured. Uler THIMBLE OCYERS, Lumber, Sash, Doors and BlInds. JOHNSON & CO. Hark! from the tomb a doleful sound! The ghosts of freighters murdered; Who died Iroin wagoni breaking down, P.-Schu- WAGON BOWS, Latest Telegraphic Reports TIONS. GORINNE, f, lx WAGON NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUIT AND FAMILY SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIP-- , , C. G. LAlfGSDORF. THE LARGEST AND w 4 . J. W.- GUTHRIE i LABELS & CO, BUSINESS CARDS, SELECTED BEST STOCK VISITING CARDS, CORINNE, UTAH. BILLS OF LADING, . CERTIFICATES, RECEIPTS 1 IN TE And Omokora Artlcloo-- , u BALL TICKETS, Dealers, in Gold Dust and Coin. GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, TOBACCOS j STATEMENTS BLINKS, - ustdlajst TERRITORY THE REPACKING OF CALIFORNIA FRUIT FOR 8HIPMENT;iO MONTANA MADE A SPECIALTY. r & , 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. Prompt attention given to collections and proceeds remitted at current rates of Exchange drawn on day of payment. CORRESPONDENTS. - ; 'y A Co.. ...... , 1 Receive and Forward Oerchacdko toay Pcto xrtlh Pronpf ccss and Dtipate! - Attended To. 0rdrrs Prc:Uy . Hark Goodo MCaro of F. J. II. C Go. Corinno.9 Corner Montana and Fifth Cte. ..J V. T i f k i I Address f Francisco. Wells, Fargo jt.. San New York. Geo. Opdyke A Co v w New York. Chemical National Bank Donnell, Lawson A Co ......... Iv 6w York ..ChieajDo. German National Bank. Omaha. Omaha National Bank.. -- Jsalt Lake City. White AMeOorgjtak.... CORINNE.UTAH. ref 4 cog&e & -- , A I 1 w . .r'i tr teitf . - v i ' i ''i 1 Orders by mail hare oar strict attention and prompt asPeatlon. vt, ult i i'j fe&j rt t u . . , x H . ftv Catena uth 1 l.lu I KOEDCt. & f - r |