The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-03-25
LOCAL SPLUDGLETS.

II. ALsPACH, dentist.
FULL moon last night.
The roads are drying up.
BUILDING has commenced.
COURT business is again dull.
SILVER, the job printer, 40 Centre st.
The farmers feel jubilant over the
late storm.
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
OSCAR B. YOUNG is around again
after siege Of sickness.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
LOVES request is pickles. Call at
Dunn x Co., fer them
INSURE in the Lion Insurance Com
pany. Assest 81, 700, 900. H. Owens
Agent.
WE ara pleased to learn that the
family of Mr.. E. c. Henrichsen is con-
yalescing.
IT now looks as though March would
do the lamb act going out. She came
in like a lion.
HATHENBRUCK Il Co. are making
a grand display of silks and ribbons in
their east window.
WHEN you go to the Postoflice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn & Cos
and get pair of rubbers.
A apology in the New York Under
writers is sure protection. Assets
S4,00G00O. II. Owens, Agent.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam JeppersOn, Provo, Utah.
THE fremen will have a grand time
in Springville tonight on the occasion
of their torchlight procession and ball.
TAKE out policy in the Imperial
Insurance Company. Assets over
Sl0,OO0,0OO. IL. Owens. Agent.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Thomas E. Wride and
Rosetta p. PeaY, both of this city.
WANTED-B0ard and room in phi
vate family, by respectable young
man. Address b. c., DISPATCH office
FIVE thousand dollars accident in
surance, $500 per week indemnity.
only $500 per year. H. OWENS,
II. OWENS is agent for the National
Insurance Company of Hartford. Get
policy and be protected in case OF
fire.
WE are pleased to see Supt. VIM
Probert of the Street Railway out agar
after long and serious attack of Ii
grippe.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
I. E. THURMAN is getting the book.
and records of the city watermaster'
Office III shape to turn over to his sue
cessor. Walter Scott.
IT is understood that the people O
the Third Ward are 10th to part will
Bishop Tanner, who has resigned hi
ecclesiastical position.
SHERIFF FOWLER is posting VI
notices announcing the sale Of thu
merchandise and other effects of tn,
business of JOS A. Harris.
LosT-A cap and twelve balls of
the rear wheel Of my bicycle. Finde
Will please deliver the same to
MCBURNEY, at Cornice Works
II is a positive fact that J. r
Boshard is selling more pounds o
granulated sugar for the dollar thai
any other store in town.
THE Street Railroad Company is re
ceiying the thanks of suffering com
munity in the good work it is doin
hauling gravel on to the streets tina
so much need grading.
COURT Commissioner John w
Turner, of the first judicial district
has been doing a red letter bushes
paying off Jurors, witnesses, ETC., dur
ing this term of court.
4 RUNAWAY occurred on Cente
street this morning, in which a hors
hitched to buggy made good tim
down the street as far west as Z street
thence nOrthward until stopped. No
much damage was done, only tire,
horse and mud-bespattered buggy.
was the property OF John Grier
EVERYBODY is loud in their denun
citation of the shameful manner II
which Jos. A. Harris was crowded T.
the wall, causing him to close up bust
ness. Joe is good, honest fellow an,
the whole community, without
single exception, is with him in TIT
hour of his great trouble.
IN the police court this mornin,
John Chew, the man who was acquitte,
by the jury for horse stealing, wa.
fined s. for demonstrating his JOY to-
much by drinking bug juice" Petel
Brown, plain drunk, deposited
W. in the city treasury. E. G.. vii
liams also left ''hver" for being to-
conspicuous to the officers and hayins
on board a cargo Of rum.
AT a meeting Of the directors of th,
Provo l.. M. a b. Co. held last Mon
day night, Supt. w. r.. H. PaxmaI
handed i'll his resignation. The board
adjourned, however, without takin,
any action in the matter. 1t is to b.
hoped the directors can prevail on Nh
PaXman TO reconsider his intentions
TO resign, as he has proved an eficien
and valuable servant to the company
EDWARD PEAY, last Sunday even
ing, spoke in the Second Ward meet
ing-bOuse, for the first time since hi.
return from his mission to Great Brit
ain, where he has been laborng fol
the last eighteen months. He said he
had very rough passage crossing tn,
pond from New York to Liverpool
He had visited number of relative.
who were very pleased TO see him. II,
sketched the general outline of tn,
mode of procedure in preaching the
gospel in England. His voyage OF
the water was very smooth. coming
home; his health has been excellen,
while he has been abroad, and he re
turns in very good spirits.