The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-04

SPRING, tra-la.
II. ALsPACH, dentist.
BUGGY riding is now all the rage.
SILVER, the job printer, 40 Centre st.
Eggs, Pure Breed, cor NJ & 18th. Call.
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST CO-oP.
The last term of the district schools
commences Monday.
FRESH fish and sausage ALWAYS on
Dand at B0Shard s.
LOVES request is pickles. Call at
Damn * Co., fer them
Cook books given away free at GRAY
Y Cos. Call and get one.
No SPRING poets have been heard
from yet. Where are they?
INSURE in the Lion Insurance Co IA
panY. ASSeSt 81, 600. IL. Owe ms
Agent.
\ MARRIAGE license has been issued
to Hyrum Wilson and Lydia Harper.
both of Payson.
The grounds around the court house
have been nicely fixed up. and have a
very pleasing effect
WHEN you 60 to the Postof1ice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn & Co.'S
and get a pair of rubbers.
A POLICY in the New York Under
writers is a sure protection. Assets
$4,000 ii. Owens, Agent.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms bv
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
A
Insurance Company. Assets over
$4,000, coo. II. Owens, Agent.
The auction sale Of the stock of
goods Of Jos. a. Harris. has been in
progress since Thursday. But very
few of the sales run below cost.
ASSISTANT CASHIER GLAzIER. of
the First National Bank, has been
called on mission to Great Britain.
FIVE thousand dollars accident in
surance, $500 per week indemnity,
only $500 per year. II. OWENS,
II OWENS Is agent for the National
Insurance Company of Hartford Get
policy and be protected in case of
fire.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
-s groceries.
IT is positive fact that J. R.
Boshard is selling more pounds of
granulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
WEATHER prophets predict that
after he regulation Conference storms
bn will ola ~ i
Sol7 VIII smile upon US continuously.
Now that the weather is more
settled, the farmers viii 90 to work.
building operations viii be resumed.
and times in general will be much
livelier.
X the police court, Thursday, Ar
thur Kane, for being drunk, was fined
s.: John Lincoln. for the same Offense.
put up "N;" VIM. March, for assault
amd battery on the person of Harry
Logan, was taxed S..
The new motor on Thursday after
noon brought down two carloads of ex-
celent building rock from the gravel
beds east of town. Engineer WOlfen-
berger saws he would not be afraid of
bringing down eight fiat cars loaded
with gravel with the new motor. She
is a dandy.
SOME daStardly individual dropped
d couple Of RODS down the well being
sunk by Mr.. Armstead for the r. G. W.
on their depot ground, compelling that
gentleman to take up so feet of pipe he
had sunk and commence digging an
other well aleng side of the other one.
after having sunk over 1870 feet.
JUDGE J. d. JONES is having his
house remOdeled. partitions being
taken out and folding-doors subSti-
tuted A beautiful porch is being built
on the south side, and a portico over
the east door. The property will be
much improved in appearance in con-
sequence of these changes. Ebert e.
90. are doing the work,
AJoINT circular, issued by the Union
Pacific system and the Rio Grande
Western Ry, was sent out from Salt
Lake City, Utah. April LIST. 1891. ad-
dressed to all agents, which SAYS: "By
direction Of the General Managers. on
not he delivered until after all charges
thereon have been paid.
No one, we hope, is more willing to
apologize for an error than The DIS
PATCH. Recently we copied an article
from the Tribune without giving credit.
Il was not intentional on our part. as
We wrote at the bottOm-Salt Lake
Ye#as.c g, hich the compOsitor failed
isal3 large the printer this time
.ai THE DISPATCH next time.
WE awe been greatly assisted in
a.. editorial laborS this week by the
81 . Of some capital lead pencils from
l}asenNerry Il Knowlden. the rustling
Insurance agents. In addition to
t:.rir Other recommendation each one
irars tie legend; Keep your money
home. We recommend the donors
TO uiiT readers, pencils, notices and all.
TIE {. P. special yesterday and to-
day. leaving here at 7:35 a. M, had five
ca .aars on. all Of which were well
1iliad with people. The regular ex-
lr,.s leaving ten minutes later was
.4e filed with people from the south
Gle coaches on both trains were ele-
aaat ones. the last two being vestibule
cars sent down from the main line of
Tie U. p.
THERE WIRE two funerals in the |
FIRST ward Thursday. The first was |
that OF Benjamin Purse, of Salina. !
who came to Provo to attend his
mothers funeral. and who was taken |
-yilh malarial fever, from which he |
d ed On Tuesday. The other funeral |
was that Of VIM. Buxton, a very old |
resident Of PROVO, who died on Tues
day last.