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Show s v.1 i ' P1II.T FKOM SALT I.AKH CITY. OiUWK RENUTEU, ') APRIIi FKl Judge Strickland ington ou Tuesday. 1371 28 returned from Wash-- ) IS. , t. SImcIv C A. - REwUKLS, gjlfrrUnnfdu $. wlrr. Carroll As ' V. H. V aughan has resumed or SUili, Hussey, Dahler v & Co. the practice of law. Vovm. The last Chinee, a lead tn the Camp floyd ffottisja (Cncceuers is VTCsaa It Eartea), District, has been sold for 0,000. . steamboat. ' A deluge of doctors are in Zion, en route Bt,jr ivorks. to the medical convention at San Francisco. Smelting works. , Clinton's Folic Court runs up the fines ' .. . UTAH. corinne; costs and Rnt morning. re,wfcnt every cim1 bimy the suburb for hit t 2iayor Munro , of Corinno was at the Fine ruiuli all through ThS'Stosh holders of the on House Townsend Wednesday evening. cr slow driving. streets the on toams A car load of bees has arrived in the city; Several runaway Dank of Utah y. destined for Pleashere a new steam saw-mi- ll alto -- U, things lively , Compost 12m firm. ' ' Is the name or Joe Tag-rt- rt ant Grove. J Quaker City" The editor of the Herald has been permit- Gold Dust; Coin & Exchange ifihles on Montana street. tor lon hcard lunatic tc03 the leave noth5n this tod to week. JJ. G. IIAOLAY & CO., asylum Thcre ha BOUGHT AND SOLD- PrOpfl. schools. loss insane at the the became his of to He witness public fn anl-t- f regard Collections will motive prompt attention. time for looked are families for fees. Tenements This is the only Express Line 4 to bo had. none was Snow are run over Charles loaded a there but by every day, having side of the wagon and had his leg broken day before The tall willows on the cast vernal costume. yesterday. river arc donning their Through Eastern Connecticuj. Subscribe for the Reporter and keep pgr Hats. Straw, panama and palm-le- af rourwlvcf informed of whats going on. UTAH. last held hats in great variety, at the wholesale was COR1NNE, A very delightful sociable DAY3 LIGHT TO FRDU COIlimiE & of Alex. Toponcc. and retail clothing house of Ad. Kuhn evening at the residcrico ; IlELLNA. Catholic Brother. . . i ; a28-t- f Jtev. J. V, Foley, pastor of the President. O. D. CASS,.... to town in is Chimb at Salt' Lake City, Cashier. Meeting. Tho stockholder, of tho Great I Express Teams Leave Corlnne j "NV. T. FIELD, . day. Vcstem Fire Insurance Company Corinue every Other day. Dili forma vegetables alound in the mar- branch will meet at even- this oclock eight those ket, but they will soon be superseded by in the offleo of IIu,.ey, D.hler & Co. . T ; Euk grown at our doors, bo perfected, and offl- - j will An organization were season the The first strawberries of pltaje, OUT AND SELL and sell cers chosen at this meeting. rMived by O. H. KIHott - . t fifty cents a basket. Tlie next Peedentlal election will VIA FAR WEST FREIGHT COMPANY, I feveraest y.chcrs.j loaded mule outfit, pfr t Robert Adler large not take placo until November 1872, which out for Doer Lmlg" with freight from the TIME FREIGHT, Cola, Cold Doit, will give ample time for men of all parties Diamond R warehouse. o get their clothing, boots, shoe, hat and mad Cxebargr, Mi. Stubblefield intends to visit tho region of Ad. Kuhn store tho at goods burnishing wo where hope f the North Pacific railroad, a2S-t- f & Brother, in this city. stores. SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON hi to worldly add he will UTAH. COUINNE, In front of of row dtrubbery That a fine Advkutiseiui. Soo in our lUv Tsrk, will and protect tho plACO or hull IIotl, the advertisement the this columns ofj evening A good example. Ckleage, fnHn the suns hot ray. LADIE3; OBSERVE! for S. U. 8. Lieutenant Wilson, A., George two three goose, Knd. Taylor bagged San Francises, nt Fort Hall, Idaho. That post is . nml a dozen plover in ft short hunt supplies v' Fine jort and plenty convenient to Corlnne, and our dealers Aad tbs prladpsl eiUss XMt sad West, yveterday afternoin should make proposals nt oncq to furnish Manufscturer and Dealer In ' of it. . is needed there. Cluirch I dand in Great Salt Lake has a what ALL KINDS OF IIlLUiN IlilR, mining dbtriA culled by that name. Tho colbest filled with the A log cabin Collection) vCl recelvo City of Corinno" will tap that district, and lars ....ns o rex to a.... made expressly for invented, njul yet to our shore. bring it wealth Ad. Kuhn & Brotier, is uo latest novelty Dressing Establishment rCHIOIlL HD PRORPT lTTHTIOL A friend came near Injuring himself nt In fashion. They arc beauties, and no jnnn epl-t- f OS MOV VAN A. STREET, tool ay on the dilapidated sidewalk of a28-t- f a cabin full. without be should a3A4f sn AMenn.in. Our City Fathers should set Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. better examples to property owner. A D Peters Musical Monthly for May contains ! sheet-musfull x K thirty-siCats. pages of music, HATS, U WhOLOtALZ AXD 'RETAIL DEALERS size, all for 30 ceuts, $3 per year or four 11 months for one dollar. Address Peters COME OK! N M udenl Monthly, Philadelphia; AD. KCUX & BROTHER. Parlor skating U affording exciting amuseB ment to a bevy of ladie at tho Opera House It ISTew O every afternoon. A number of new beginT ner aro making good progress and the and Summer Clothing Spring SHOES. II BOOTS, in school i'Crnpidly increasing pupil. 7 . E ' About sre l MlSCKLI.ANF.OL'ri. First national to-da- ft'? 'V w v Spring" Stock, of 1871 Staple and Fane, ; j '.iUyrfV-u'kT:- i I. WUOL3AL: w (&ab(3s 9 oncsia rsj EDpy 1 And ' nmcoADo, f V gome, Clothing. ? conmnc, nantt of A to-da- tru.rull.. tvm . t min. . lg ' 4 p EXPRESS LUTE, v I 'lH' ItAKQOHOFF'O COLti Gents FumishlngGoods, HATS Arj D CAPS Hava Just received fir Ir ctKkvf y, Lino Caro 2XC2ZP02C 27-3- m To-Da- ys V GUOCEni BOOTS AND 8II0EG, ! MoNALLl8 MR 1 9 wvotu. TODACli CIGARS, crocrc; LIQUORS and CIGARS, GLASSWARE, PACVTfl, OILO, CROCKERY, Sair BEtlRISII Wo Arc Ready ic HTJBBAH! Stock of It and shoes nswell as clothing and furnishing goods, constantly arriving front tho cast, at the cmjiorium of Ad Kuhn ' n28-t- f A Brother. t jygu . Bxt NEW a21-t- WE nAVE ADOPTED A SCALE Mining Implements. or Also, Manafsctorers of PRIC EH w ......AS J all styles, at tho great clothing JfiSf: more or lees. Record ng to L. wants of the Post houo of Ad. Kuhn & Brother, corner f All to be of lhtbestQae.it,. Deliver, of Ibe una28-- tf Montana and Fourth streets. to uouuueoca u eoou eft r the .ompb tiuit d the coatrect. nd i't each qasmltie m L to ice 3rs. F. Evans and three fmm Lent enwortn, Kansas Thev cntidren, hill ininndiatelv occupy the residence pro- .. . . Mtltdhy 3rr, Evans, and remain m our city t'cnnan. ntlv Major .am. - D. Johns, from Bingham plen-otl I TcowTef m) be required tnl. a irerti semen t, oid s sutemriTt siKned h.t tn ces a rvtawsibl persons, egreelng aw-- rJ to 4be uad.r tb., wiu oUrmrt I fui fuiaiot-- nt tbciuoe.vce a snrttes for the Iliddvre the aaine. A Vo bond mil te .cqutmd. m Doited -- atea urrcncy. j Wlll Bt,u, tueir wr u ,b bU1" ,B rrrot T e rtlibt on ih- - nel;p or covmng j proposal wiU be an iadtrmme,l io j Pro. Ovalt ior(ncre eotle I tab- - For fui llali fort t rm.ttrr, lutt Qurrh CaGon, U at the Metrojxiitan. ib or parJuil .re inq Are of the a o. h. wilsoN, Hon. Jamqs M. Cavanaugh and Cuarlos 2J Ltcul. lJth luf , Ant. A. Q. M. a 281 z E. Duer left here by tlie coach tills morning lww lu-rk- rd und-rettint- OQ( . 1 ed of Chief, QnarferBuutert PEP tRni ENT OP THE PLATTE. J rff'irR'rl : , 1871. IN Ar ' Nkrrasra, April IS, J o.-- Ih-p- ALL, ALL TO BE HAD AT 'that y, GimOGGflL I'MITED. county. Gcods. DAY. seAT suiu complete the most elegant summer wear, and the first- - ever i brought; to Corlnne, now opened hy Ad, ' Kuhn A Brother, a28-- tf SMELTING WORKS, Hardxnbrooks Stables This build . ...coaxxa or.... ing is on Front street, above Fifth, and one of ther largest of its kind in the Arizona and Second St., la this City city. The stables, with corral, occupy three lots, 6G feet front and 132 feet deep. Tlie building 1 OBtrcta to b v is acocnling to tha bond and high,I.has a 'rood EToa fW anc J eoaditlona of agreement. contains sixteen double stalls. Six or eight nice horses are kept on hand constantly, and CaU raid an all the appointments give evidence of a first-claDeQTcry of the Caah livery establishment. .... ss ' If. you .want to get your moneys to worth go J. Strauss & Co. for boots and oboes, hats and cape, gents furnishing goods, ' . . 1. . oto. 27 4 1 h Rddresved 'Prpesals for Charcoal. of the Bank of Corlnne, yiMvs must Stats ths imstatief oeaUfilkeyean lfVWbOsy. , ,u aSAts A era carefully selected, and any house areif of tho Missouri River. t a25-S- m 1 out- - AUOesdi Ss'dot CUtcgo Prlc:3 ;, J1 ; , 4 between tli nncl --A. J & MIMO, i the trade. Freighters . I . v CORINNE, - ' fitting attended ta at greatly - 5th, WITH FBgtgirr ADDED. r , T reduced Prices, e UTAH, Improved Rocker Complete ond Cbeay Particular attention paid to Order s . Britklajer and Plasterer, MRS. REGGEL would bat bo Best Wsrkmes Basployod. i MARKET, II. LUBDESv jOj s. C4I and rstaR dealer in all kinds of Heals, Etc., at Lowest Prices. stock f , ' 1 of DOHNETG , flllD I1ATD, "J etc Glacier, Of the latest styles and of benuttfnl and novel whlche I I I caHs attention cf Corinno sad vicinity. Call--a- f 1 . . do- - - i . r . . - r r v, ; . invit,i4fll Examine r . soft ' Stoch r .l . l: i ,V -- , .40W O? . and Southern Utah, , rjtin JT Easttd r. .qmiW I the ladles of t CZ$ 7 V ), Kr i-- f - I- - axf i i - li t. tU'r Iifsll edl jmii the Ladtea Bacsr. advantages wo cCcr. h ,j- ruin?; j itMT ? j e il j , . r II. H; SHEPHERDy . r'f ' North and iNcrthvrett, . Ktepeonsiaa cn hand a good assortment for . . HOUSG iffl) SIGH PUNTER the jobb ng trade. Orders by mall wdl rccelvo prompt and careful Paper-hange- r, " f"T " V attention ' Work ono with goods shipped east and west on tho lino of ths left nt the shop, earner of Stoat nod Fifth npl-s- f neetvo will aoU4f praopt Bai)odftsMM(i7(teimnednA gpa The .JotLir.3 tratfe . ' ,of .ft ; 3tl i . Always on hand SebMf . , iff . v -- a variety of tho beii' Beats. sugar cured Hams, Bacon, sausage, dried beei.elc. ' b - ; FOURTH STREET. CORIAHK. - ivilttu f she is In receipt of a large FroprleUr, I Oorinne, Utah- 4 ment cancoc: respectfully announce that CORINNE Wholes al ' i aH-t- f i Corner of Montana and 6th Sts1 t prices which TO TEE LADE3. . - VJ. W. HULL, Koao plscJ ta ffcU at ctksr catUO fie pltf , AND are VFe i - 1 ! Montana Street, cor.ir.:i3sion r.:EciciiAnT3, THK watch has - Wholstale and ReraU two-stori- es - ? ALL! -- I ' , e 5,000 Bushels of .Charcoal, pST" Marseilles ; Superior Inducements to Freight, Hunt, Mine or Prospect) j" Light clothing for the hot season. Linen coats and dusters. Entire linen suits SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for tne of all sizes; boots and shoes, hat, caps and . elegant furnishing $oods just received by deliver, of Ad. Kuhn & Brother. a28-t- f New patterns of dress goods, lawns, linens, calicos, at the New York Store. 8tf Merchandise ever ecelved hy Everything for a eomplste ontflt to by mail. fiS stock cf liigeit I tUe Fan. sning BetropollUn Hotel, COME Thli Is ths public In prices and quality. Give me a call sad be convinced. House KAHN BRO.S GRGiUliTON And a mil and jcomplete Inducements Picks, an3 AT HEW tV'.RY si!? purchased after the late decline in prioe of all the leading articles, which, enable me te offer superior Cu'oVslver, r SURPRISING LOW PRICES Unttf BUILDERS NAIpS, Etc stock of General hferehon- - Co;d Scales. I Etc. I dise: Rocker Dippers, Spring Poiut Shovels, .Farming Implements AR of Tl ATS.9 ENDLESS VARIETY, HE ONE! James McAllister, county Treasurer of j hear t, Quarfeimaevr abthst Poet, Full o ndlUoue rnde known end b.ank bids fur-unUda county, Idaho, is in town pi.hed nn ypiivii at thi office. purchasing wagons and household furniture ALEV. J. PEnRY, Ch. Qr. Mt Dept PUtte. preparatory to a change of residence to tho a!9 fit Yellowstone valley, Montana. Tho people of Oneida have reason to regret the departure of so good an officer and citizen from to-da- iSIlULO, rrfhV ssr wra rffivi!tn sift- ? KTT flPH Montana street, - Corlnne. o-- - 1. $ Gold Fans,1 Notions, etc., (hull, Koxt Boor Sealed MJs. tn duplicate, with eatiefactor, gusr-a- . well for some of the mining interests to t ot blddei a, eirf nod b, i wo reeponib.e Phi, take the opportunity of consulting him sci- thst bon.le will be glv.- - ou award I aot. will a m. on tbie . ffije uutu e ivou o'o at be rtM'.i'l entifically. of one rneedsy, Ma, Itftl-- , 1871. l.T the r.ellv.rj ChiKDil I u fuel, linn. J, H. htump, of Malnd City, came I jrfr'i vnpvljr . . tUtloi e in thi entn- the foltoen g tullur,omar-uown from that prospering place en yester I time, at v.t DeKt itwnacks, r-Omia 83F.1ETHINQ I and North l'laite, rou. llJu., uny, and is now S4)lt)iimim? nt tho AlCiropoi- - Ihfk Fort 1. Fort Heeeell. tVr( J, a.Rns', itan. Fo.t rWlc, F. rt Larendo, CO j twnders. Fort Dridg-r- . 'V,OU' Dr. On, Urn ,B,1 family loft on U. .von- '' ;,dc le U4 K Sheet Copper, Booker Irons, PCS, nORSCCHOE RAILS, MATTING, TIK, COPPER. ANB SHEET-IBOWARE. CALIFOKim BLAKKET?, t- -it forlMena. diaries Itumley, the eminent assaycr of Montana, now In this city, and it would window shades, iLbsm d. CLOTHIIIG flllD DRY GOODS, ; -- LOW TO MAKE... Competition K1S;:! Kotf HO m iE in mules;1 CARPETS,! OIL CLOTHS, 1 Ofttck Post Qdam ervabtxr, Font IlitL, Idaho. M.ah 29. U71. f VLEO PBOPOSaLS, IN DCPUCaTB. WILL be received at this office nnM 12 oo ock u. casdress Gentlemens goods, cloths, , j Weduewl.y, June 7, 1871, tor the deliver, M this tltnerefc vestings, linens, InijHirted and do- - post ot tne loUowir g eappUos. to i s "Hie. WALLPAPER, stoves. Nails, TO-DA- Y. Proposals for Forage. Z4T Tlifl Cncrt stock of dry goods over brought to this city, to be found at the New al-lYork Store. GLASSWARE, IIORSE SHOES v A AND v - HARDWARE, AND f MILES SHELF AND HEAVY L HEAVY IIAUOT7AHE, QUEENSWARE, OOv3 - Qi Ht ul oWf 03ff |