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Show i fjmm ? $ K V ' 1. Z K- - ! ' .''J? J 'I- - 1 va4 : "'M1 WHOLESALE GROCERS. of tlie firm of A. the water wagon was fatally injured, it A.i. Mr. Kuhn, 31 AIL. TOXINNE DULY removKuhn Sc Bros., is now in New York, is thought, andwas fubserjjjently necfdent is the most tkeirfall stock of goods, Mr. ed on a truck. The j urcl.a-In- g Tbumlay, Septmbr 21, 1H7I. Kuhn on our ever occurred serious one that is known ns one of the best buyers and a man of excellent taste. The streets. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. 1 in lies w ill be in eotacies when the . Orders for Lumber, Sash, . Notice. UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR UTAH: be here will which ot some arrive, Doors and Blinds filled promptly by Governor George I. Wood, Oregon FORWARD l,NG A. Utah. week. this rKik. & Holt. F Scrrmryo ekkis J. Ft. MKau. Ncv '.rc. Cub.' Corinne, Sept. II. J. S.. ttoretuau, t i'vuii Two Salt Lake lunatics, by name F. ar-nE i II. :nil ylvaiiat H- Mxvvol. Michigan. Marshal V. Shortridge nnu T. II. Heel man, are Woodhuil and Claflin In Paris. a CAro. I. S. AUari.cy -- WIMj.x s?alt Lake N U, b .t i Ki uVu., Iihi. using the columns of the A correspondent of the New York It- Uvorlon. or of r.ir their opinions upon "the Times writing from Paris under date of Ijifii. 'ii to ILftld K, bt.r Land OuloU illitf F.ttngi;r. I Uir.ola. MERCHANTS, subject of a personal God. Augut 2Sth, says: Tho Woodhulis and COMMISSION U.r. Asa jr ---I. 1. dli-tCalilorma. II S. 0. J. attention Clitlins Collator tire t. attracting great arise can that possibly Tae only good as typical American - IiOX ELDER COUNTY OFFICERS: is that the here, being regarded idiotic their from ratings, A ladie. Figaro reporter had an interSmith . lrobato their Herald in the by taken them to day, and wo uro witn up Hurtview John space Keep on band a choiec stock of r I.rli t so an opening of tho Beechet-Tilto- n with out menaced crowd lroe?ittr.7 will communications just ir-- (t!c V.r .1. Kvo.ibaum, sqandal n this side of the Atlan'V right. much of the editors abuse of United virtv Cter.;--tic. TheJ threaten to tell all know nf Mi. Joeboa. vhd Superintend States officials in Utah. I'or this reason, about it, and a their is no onethey lor J. C. Wrubt. hero to Groceries, wc say, let em rave. contradict them, their revelations will C0I1INNE CITY OFFICERS: One journal says be received a gup-- . IF Mavor-- II. E. irIVu. 1 11 1; strauxe Hi That. in Xo C that tho Rev. Tilton and the Rev. Coancilme i . I. FiV.als, L. E'lel, tu.n , An ir.pection of the records of Tooele Beecher, two of tho mo.--t fashionable I'erion, J. W. G ithrio. .1.M. T.t. Par Tobaccos, Ovl.iitroo, J. Alal-b- . Iliraui Mm-ureveal the astounding fact that no wills Protestant preachers of America, both nern and Hnrv Louis hax 0 ever been records 1 in that county. at tho head ot a very fashionable congreKe;orler W. '1. I M. Tr Maurer George Tiibune. gation, etc., giving tho details of the e of the iea.'t-- H. C. Jacobs. Cigar Mar-ha- l i). D. it an. That Ln't to be wondered at. When scandal, and accepting the charges as Wil'.ia Miss facts Woodhuil Attorn.rr proved. already aijvnl;nn. to hell acros lots by I. iiojaI, II. lldase people are Shool iteo ha promised to give the reporter her nd A. both under close Laved they ear, views upon Free Love, a sect very being Cntlery, much to think time in the United States, which dont usually have popular COR1NNE AND VICINITY Such prescribes marriage as immoral. about executing any documents in renow is Woodhuil are the the work doing behind Fred Feck --loaded 10,000 pounds of gard to the property they leave for us here, and after this one can say Pipes, Brother Brigham Usually atthem. of a Said-ulittle about the Malad for freight tends to these little matters. Six teams earne down trom Malad this NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -- The mornng, and are taking on Freight for Liquors, biggest stock. -- The bort that point. good. KeJton. Corinne. s . i The lowest prio:j. Dave Short is still preparing for the ETC. rrr.. At A. Kuhn & Bro- Black Hills. We look daily for his do. FRED J new-goo- tttESEU CO viars SAM. L. TIBBALS CORINNE M1 ,1 A f i , d WHOLESALE i , eS" DAILY and Au.-ti-'- Ju-ti'- AvS? coma. mail AKD LIQUORS. a- r.1 t AIL f . Wi-higa- - ;A1V l on-ra- it-- '.S oETaIL A , - v 'i THE all-import- r, A , t 'V d Sa-m.-- ,Tu-lf- DKALFW IX , 4 ,j - .eor AA C 1. A- Go-iut- FINE r y H WINES, - -- BEST ADVERTISING .1111)11) 1 I- u ft . Lio-ic;- . UOUORO Ju-tK-- s-- IN THE TERRITORY. nt llar-lonbrroo- caii.-atute- to-da- y. -- s Our old friend K. W. Moore called in t see us on his way west. Ho thinks Corir.ne still holds its own. Allen Shurthdge left for Phillip-burMontana, with a quartz mill for Cole A: Saunders. Ieaches on the street nr? selling at SI per bushel, wild plums 20 cents a gallon, and fine pears S cents a pound. II. Tubles, from Salt Lake, and II. Armstrong, from Tecorna, both well known stock men, are tarrying at the Metropolitan. The Beardsley House, Ug len, Utah, formerly Junction House, is the place to geta good meal, and it only costs you lour bit. Judge F. E. Ensign, of Silver City, Idaho, made us a pleasant call last evening. The Judge is a leading pollti cian of our sister Territory. Alex. Toponce returned homo last night from Snake Fiver, where he l.a been for several days looking after his g, OI . G-- AR HAS TUB LARGEST CIRCULATION THE NORTHERN COUNTIES AND 1 & WILLIAMS parture. ASD Ue luiiC Care. c, p. r. n. r OGDEN, UTAH , es ALONG TIIK. CO., The editors of the Corinne Mail r.y they would take delight in writing Brn. Bnshams obituary. Did ever such Manufacturers of and dealers in a $ t us wickcdr.Cs men? It they nre impatient for th 7th of De. L. Tribune. cember to roll around. aud Blinds, Doors, Not a bit of it, messieur, for without inquiring who the individual is that U;ah ar.d California Lumber, builders Hard iurned Work, Seioll 8a.ring, Oils, made the prophecy, we believe him to ware, 1aii.t and Color-- . W indo.r (Ilia- etc. All order- - 011 lino of T. P. and C. lb It. R. as Brigham is a be as big a gnoc-heaeah. tly attended to. t21-Terms - mi We know the old man's obknave. sei stinacy too well to harbor the thought t HuNGSTELLElt, that he will shuffi off this mortal coil on "the 7th of Personally, a he shuffle whether care straw we dont off or not; it is the community's good we have -- at heart, and that is the only Maker. reaon we want to write his obituary. Boot He is too efficient an agent here below CUib FOURTH AND MONTANA ST., for old Lu;ii.r to call him home 3et. po-s- UN Retail. and Wholesale THE LARGEST AND Sah SUBSCRIBE FOR TUE Mill. SELECTED BEST STOCK -, d liiN 4r Th-cembe- I FRUIT. Of IMPORTERS Foreign and Dvme.tic.) IS THE TERRIT0RT. Latest Telegraphic Reports.,. and Shoe - Ooiiimo - 8o. Agents for TJtitli. At Auer Corner Montana and Fifth Sts. Murphys, Occidental OYSTERS A. BOOTHS saloon, Salt Lake Citv, can always be All work guaranteed to giae satisfaction. Full Local Departmc!!! be-f.iund the t of liquors and th finest brand cf cigars. Repair in? done neatly and with Queen Charlotte, septiHf sherr3 cobblers, soda cocktail, mint juFor Corinne nnd tbe Territory of Montana. COlllNSE, UTAH. cattle. and all favorite summer drinks Id bJ JN leps, -- The coach left Malad for Corinno at mixd in unrivalled stjde at tire Occirettf 11:10 oclock this morning, having on dental. Call and see for 3our;elves. board eight passengers. The Montana 4 and Malt House. travel is increasing duily. Ttie 111 111 a Mine. Furs n ml all klmli of Conn try Pro-mic-l e City Brewery GENERAL NEWS OF INTEREST fv-The Alta correspondent of the Sxlt bo us; h torCealt. Captain Todd rolled out this morning Lake Tribune says: with freight for Virginia City, MonFor Wood, Hard and Soft Coal, Wedne-cTaLa-y att T. for no the Also W. Parks Wm. sat tana. SISSON, WALLACE & CO. Fisher, With tLe latent improvements. M AMSHLER Propr. t. tached the Emma for about one hundred point, with freight for Button Sc thousand dollars, which caused consider- Register, Venlilatcrs, Etc. This morning J. T. Parkinson showed able excitement. The works have been for heating ar.d ventilating The rromi tly furnbhed. tend for circulars. us two potatoes raised on Gilberts inneh all closed and keepers appointed. Corner of Colorado and. Secon d Street WHOLESALE and have men received their checks, two miles below town weighing i BLISS & WALLS, In connection wllh ib Mail U.a in left have their search of many camp soil about Corinne the And yet pounds. fortunes ebewhere. It is uncertain 82 Lake street, Chicago, Illinois. wont raise anything, of course. AND suptii "when the Emma will again start up, but CORINNE. tTFAtf. .The outfit of iron for the jail at Helena, is generally roppocd it will remain it Montana-i- s GUAM) OPENING BALL being loaded at the depot. closed till next of The Sp: ing. closing From the appearance of the material we AND FIRST-CLAS- S this mine will have a Retail Dealers In JOB 0FFKE depressing judge that peace and harmony will here- effect on buines in slightly Alta, but it will not after prevail on our northern boundary. be a perceptible as some may suppose, The Metropolitan bus is engaged to for the men To bo hold at employed at that mine were convey guests to and from the btll but a small portion of thoe at work in ANDFor executing all kind of CORINNE MILLS, Parties desiring the services of the bus the camp, and as long as we have such will please notify the committee of ar- mines as tho Ohio, Fuller, Vallejo, Friday Evening, September 23. rangements. Prince of 'Wales,' Flagstaff, Victoria, YOUNG BEER OF THE FINEST QUALITY and of Cit3 M. Goldman, of Franklin, was in Imperial, Rocks, McKay, TICKETS, INCLUDING SUPPER, S2.00. town last night, but left for bis home many others of less note, and they conPlain and Fancy Job Piintiii this morning. While here, Mr. Gold- tinue to pan out as ihe now do, we will ANDT. M. Tyreo, Committee of Arrangement Always on hand. Al Sam llo.ve, A. Y. brown and Ed. Conway. man favored us with a friendly cull. We live and flourish. with him abundant success in his Mti;ic by Purdy and Ford's Rand of Ogden. to Go & A. Kuhn for Bros, business. clothing for thick, tall, little, thin, short and big MALT OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY HAND-BILLfrom Dan Ileyfron returned abo for bo3s and children. POSTERS, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Salt Lake. Wo learn that he has made men; DODGERS, Wlioesale. and Retail Dealer in a purchases of four hundred head of FRiGixrrri. Attmr.xr. filled a distance "from Ordors promptly PROGRAMME?! horses and thirty head of mules. The Serious ami Irobably Fatal Runseltf F.N'VF.L-- ' band will arrive night, and Groceries and Provisions Fiqnors, I.ast away Lieniug. r will winter in this vicinity . Clsrnra ami Tobacco. The Snlt Lake Tribune cf vesterJay oi,i The committee of arrangements are tshoi tly after six oclock last even LETTER HEADS. CORINNE. U. T. selling tickets rapidly and the ball to- ing, a span of fine horses, belonging to SILL HEADS, morrow night will prove a success. Thomas Taylor, of Taylor & Cutler, at ALL KINDS OF WINES, SCOTCH ALI3 STATEMENTS, ; Telegrams were received from dilTerent taehed to a cariiage, while returning AND ENGLISH PORTER CON- our rooms at a from funeral became PLANKS. securing points frightened and Corner of Montana and Fifth streets, STAXTLY on hand i.vK hotels. when unmanageable, running furiously An accident occurred at Emigrant down East Temple street, until nearly CORINNE UTAH. opposite the Council House, the animals BUSINESS CARDS. Gap, C. P. R. R., by which Dan Gru- epl-lthere suddenly sheered from their course, and was a killed, brakeman, yer, VISITING CARDS, Chinn and upsetting the vehicle with great violence, Frank McGlone, engineer, PALL TICKETS, WE CARRY THE William Gaines, carpenters, severely, if breaking it to pieces. The driver, a boy, 1. in 1. irEYFflOM, Proprietor. Wholesale and retail dealer whom we learn was in the employ of BILLS OF LAI I not fatally injured. Bishop Taylor, wa3 thrown from his cebtikm Somebody informed Chawlcs, the seat with such force that on striking the BEEF, TEAL, HUTTON, PORK, Etc., Ete editor of the Ogden Junction, that Marf his skull tho w'as fractured, ground, u ' GOODS FURNISHING CELTS shal Broton was about to enforce the dog wounds Stock mortal. Frlsh Upon making being and Corned Meat. AMO HATS. . ' ; ' ordinance it that city, and impound all 7. sepltf t we learned awhile that latter, inquiry curs t he could find prowling the the vagrant AVrNG PEBFECTET) MY ARRANGE b poor lad was beyond all hope of re- TUT A-- mo t D. RICHMOND & CO. with some of the largest house O. Chawles took the fnforma-tioaround. covery, though wo hoped for better in New York aud Boston, 1 am prepared in earnest, and left on the next train the fi XTHOUUULX AXD HXTAIL PCAXJEB8 IT before going to press. The to pay tidings AND SELL AT for Salt Lake. He isnt tired of running other F Altrn occupants of tho carriage were HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR Orders at large, yet. Proaptly , ' three ladies, two of them leceiving PELTS. AND In Salt Lake City, the other day, serious injuries, and the third escap. HIDES, FURS' eepl-t- f 't'pfl James H. Beadio was plaintiff and ing fortunately with some slight bruises r I 8ECOND-HANGOODH EVERY or DE8 , AV oodruff was one of the ladies, R A T E L O V E R Judge Tooby defendant in a suit to re- M rs. ' , f tf n CBIfTION BOUGHT. AND 80ID. ' bov or girl should send at cz"Q cover tbe sum of fl 00, alleged to be due tho other names Ling unknown to our Man,onewoman, I aekets, the Exeebior of Stationery for Address .T?.;4 end unpaid, according to the date and reporter. "When the carriage was .upset containing note paper, env lop s, pen holder, blank blotter, photographs boo., pencil, pens r tenor of a' certain due bill executed by the Oorses became detaehed and contin- of boa itifuU ladies, tooth plakj perfumo SLt ' 2d ' door wcat of HontaM C0 lino a Chlne-piece oaIa. tlae puile, and Halt ofTice, tbe latter on or about the 11th of No- ued their wild flight until opposite the sachet. Mail pniriTiris Priee, die er reuts jewelry. Try a ackage.wanted-Adiut1 HOUSE. OTHER THANM.Y i. First 1. A National this Brother 3 in where rents 5i) for or collided Bank, city. they vember, 1870, pot t all, ets., J. CART Y BURROW, CORIKNE gt UTATL Mill a watering cart. The horse Corinne Beadle came out second bet. , rhiladelphia. ?1D Harmony striking w piit Sc uis-pnu- li. U i O Raiiess Ac tf9 tove.y, Larn-brech- LAGER BEER JPicnic Supper, -- - -- GR0C ElUES -- , HENRY LEIWES, to-da- y S, ? to-morr- s v titc es: . CITY MARKET t to-da- y Montana St., Corinno. LEONARD ELIEL, f - Boots and Shoes, Largest In Corinne, - . - -- - n General Mercbandioe V I . J 0 - EVERY-PERaCN- -' D . 1 i 10-- ) o 1 k - f i. M-- yi f. |