The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-13
Dispatch.
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.

LAY the dust.
KILL the worms.
NAY Day festival.
LOOK out for heavy storm.
SILVER & GREGORY, the printers.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
Go to the festival in the Stake Tab
ernacle on Saturday.
JOHN. A. MAYNEs, the jovIal com
mercial man, is III town.
THERE is not an apple tree in town
but what is covered with worms.
BARBED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
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.
TIE directors of the Wooden Mills
are holding an important session to-
day.
Jos. L. RAwLINs, the Democratic
stalwart of Salt Lake, was in town to-
day.
The farmers would smile all over
their faces now to see nice steady
rain.
A PURCHASE Of sc, 900 pounds OF wool
is expected to be made by the Wooden
Mills on Saturday.
For irst-class pictures call on An
dersOn q Madsen. Union Block. Sat.
isfaction guaranteed.
The work of excavating tie base.
ment for the Central Building will be
finished this week.
WIN. K. REID, Esq, representing
attorney OF San Pete County, is in
town on legal business.
THOSE who delight in horsefesh
should 90 to the Provo Racing Park
tomorrow and see the races. Some
fine horses have been entered.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done Oh reasonable terms by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
ean always be found at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
The opening of the Provo Racing
L
at O clock sharp. Everybody should
hpthere.
SOME fine entries have been made
for the races comingoff at the opening
of tie Provo Racing Park tomorrow
afternoon.
IT is a positive fact that j. r.
Boshard is selling more pounds of
granulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store III town.
ALL the leading stores will close at
6 o'clock on Saturday in order to give
the clerks an opportunity of going to
tie festiy that night.
IT is reported that a very heavy
earthquake shock struck Manti yeSter-
day. No damage was done, but the
Ie1ple were very much excited.
BERT BRowN and w. d. Wilson left
yesterday for Deep Creek. They were
well equipped. We will have some
thing to say when they get back.
FARMERS are not very plenty in the
city nowadays, as they are too busy
with their farm work to come to town
any more than they actually Lave to.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued
this week to Alma w. Davis and The
resa II. Brown. of Salem, and James
b. Kramer and Eva E. Stewart, both
of Benjamin.
jIEBER j. B0HAN, a patient Of the
Territorial Insane Asylum, died Mon
day morning. An inquest was duly
held over the remains by Coroner j. r.
Twelyes.
WIN. A. STARR, of Nephi, was in
town to-day. He reports plenty of
wool being sold in Nephi, and says
that his mining interests, in the Nebo
district, are showing up well.
THE meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the territorial insane asylum in
this city adjourned until Saturday.
On day the bids for steam heat
ing mbing, etc, will be opened.
nEN Thousand eight-paged pro-
or rs are being issued at THE DIS
Pa y press rooms for the May Day
fes t.lir Re Tabernacle on Saturday
Ifyou van an adv. in it you've got to
harry
THE estal shment of Dunn & Co
HIS Low 0, ened up, and the assignee
Mr. LN u. ones, announces that they
are z wing inducements to the trade,
aaa special inducements on certain
lines.
EXC ,NGREssMAN WILSON, the ma
,iomal organizer who is coming west to
organize Democratic clubs, is expected
acre during the latter part of this
month. The occasion OF his visit is to
be made the occasion of a big Demo
,-rst,c demonstration
TIE contract for the mason work
on the b. Y. Academy building has
bean let to Mr.. Samuel Liddiard. who
commenced work on the building to-
day. The contract for making the
heavy trusses has been awarded to the
Provo L. n. & 3. Co.
YEsTERDAY the first Of the broad
}Dpms received from San Francisco
isl month by the Wooden Mills was
5arted, with Miss LoYeless as thc per- |
i,nent weaver. The loom is twelve |
3tJ wide, and will weave three widths, /
{ widest of any fabric yet turned
1T in Utah.