The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-06
The Dispatch,
Wednesday, May 8, 1891.
THE DISPATCH
LOCAL sRLUDcLETs.

DUST.
SWEET May.
Hot weather.
BRING out the sprinkler.
SILVER & GREGORY, the printers.
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
FRESH fish and sausage always OF
Dand at Boshard's.
How the public would appreciate
the sprlnkling carts right now!
On! for the cooling drippings of oul
last years municipal sprinklerl
1HREE inches of refined dust on the
level on Centre street this morning.
MEMORIAL day is near at hand:
what are we going to do about it?
LEGAL blanks and deeds for sale at
The DISPATCH Office 20 cents Dozen
CALL at THE DISPATCH Office and
get your deeds; only 20 cents dozen. =
GIVE your patronage to your home
paper; it works for you; do something
for it.
WORK continues Oh the basement of
the Central building in an unabated
manner
DON'T poke any more fun at ala
grippe" it is getting to be too serious
matter.
For frst-class pictures call on An
derson y Madsen. Union Block. SAT
ls1action guaranteed
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
sam JeppersOn, Provo, Utah.
PYNE 81 MAIBEN have received the
largest consignment of paint and
Provo.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
IS first in the market with fancy
groceries.
The Courthouse lawn has been
shorn of its first crop of grass for the
year. 1t looks nice since it has been
trimmed.
SPRING is the seed time. To tbe
editor who is still waiting for his de-
llnquent subscribers to pay up, it is the
seedy time.
The druggists are refizzling their
SODA fountains and preparing temper |
ance dust cutters in anticipation of a !
heated campaign.
SUPT VIM PRoBERT. of the Street
hallway Company, went to Nephi |
yesterday monlng. He is expected |
back this afternoon.
Provo river is "just booming ;,
and fears are entertained that con-
siderable damage will be done if tbe
water rises much higher.
AN editor, in acknowledging the Gift
or peck OF onions from subscriber
says: ut is such kindness as tbis
THAT brings tears to our eyes. ~
y KANSAS minister has been fined
loI using indecent language in the
pulpit. Some people cannot bear to
have the truth told about them.
Mr.. b. B. MANN. agent for tbe
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance 20
was in Provo yesterday. He left for tbe
south via the U. p. this morning.
The first consignment Of money on
the Street Railway Company bonds
amounting to $4,000, was telegraphed |
from New York yesterday morning
The jury have been discharged in /
ne District Court, the Equity Calen- 5
DIR Icing all that remains for the Term |
81 court. About forty Of these cases are i
divorce cases.
ALEXANDER WILKINS received q
telegram yesterday from CoalviJle an
Q luncing the death of his brothers .
)aby. This is the second in his family
inside OF few weeks.
II you want snap, full lot. newly Q
enced. line orchard, and new four- O
oomed house, only two blocks from a
enter street, see William Probert or n
)add y Coray at once. n
The basement walls of tie First n
atlohal BaAk are havin. nice coat Ia
u cement which makes the stairway
eilalnG to Havercamp & Clark's Office j.
COX more prepossessing. W
COUNTY SCHOOL Supt. e. A. Wilson
vent To Springville this morning to
ISL, the schools there. He is now max
* h.s semi-annual trip, in accordance j,
'lth the provisions of the free school OF
ct ~ ''OiiOoi -
MEssRs. WADE, Van Gunday & &
the eastern gentlemen who al
ave started the pressed brick enter
rise IN this city, have met with un- j.
ounded success in the burning Of Il
leIr irst kiln. MIR. Wade was around
4a. efday exhibiting samples 10 orr
Us ness men. They are fine. eoual to
nything imported n