The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-01
LOCAL sPLUDGLETs.

LOCAL sPLUDGLETs.
HUFF, the dentist, over Pyne & Mai
ben's. ="
DEMOCRATS, be sure you have torch
tonight.
OSCAR B. YOUNG returned yesterday
from Peoa.
TURN out tonight, Democrats, and
carry a torch.
STANDARD calicoes, 5 cents yard
at McEwan & Co.
AFTER the parade tonight 60 direct
to the Opera house.
WANTED-A lady clerk at Gardner 4
Waid, cOnfectioners.
SUMNER goods for ladies at less than
cost at McEwan & Co.
THE torchlight procession tonight
viii make the Reps sick.
THE eastbound r. G. w. train was
two hours late yesterday.
THE speakers tonight will be at the
Opera house. not on the streets.
LET all who favor Democracy fall in
TO line in the procession tonight
THERE are but few of the wearers
Of the led badges of Liberalism left.
THERE viii be TWO parades tonight
the big one is the Democrotic one.
MARYsvALE is stirring, new stores,
hotels, livery stables and residences 60
ing up.
Two of the workmen at the academy
had a slight tussel yesterday but no one
was hurt.
THE work of putting in the steam
heating at the asylum is being pushed
rapidly.
Provo BENCH is solidly Democratic.
Last nights demonstration settled that
question.
SAM LIDDIARD's brick yards are turn
ing ont more brick this year than any
previous year.
JUST in at McEwan s. Co.'S, fine
line Of mems pants, shirts and sum-
mer underwear.
The Democratic bands will be out to-
night and toot their horns for the party
OF good government.
THE East Coop had to fall in line
and run out their headquarters banner
IN front of their store.
Sffty men and teams wanted
at once. Apply 10 =. =. Jones a.
Co., Provo, Utah,
GEORGE MELDRUM is building a
large barn on the site of the one that
bnrned down last spring.
Money 10 loan 10 persons an
Iicipating building, at Geo. w. |
Nickel ~ CO., Provo.
THE final ratification meeting of the !
campaign is tonight. You cannot |
afford to stay away from it.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign |
painting done on reasonable terms by |
Sam JeppersOn, Provo, Utah.
THE Provo detachment of the good |
old Democratic party will make the air |
ring with their cheers tonight.
The Democratic torchlight procession
tonight viii be the largest political |
parade ever witnessed In Provo.
IT viii be grand sight to see the !
long array OF 1.-THE washed and unter- |
riiied' tonight each bearing torch
HAVE you seen the new line of ladies'
corsets just in at McEwan & Co.'S, |
and then the prices they are offered |
at
THREE DRINKS were run in LAST night,
two OF them so far gone that a wagon
was needed to convey them to the sta
ton.
McEwAN & Co. are selling out their
summer stock of misses and childrens'
straw hats. Come and get genuine
bargains.
CAMPAIGN banners of all description
and as cheap as the cheapest on short
notice by J.. F. Kershaw, opposite
Operahouse, Provo.
COME out tonight. Our beautiful
Garden City viii ring from center to
circumference with glad shouts for tri-
umphaht Democracy.
Hon. WILLIAM H. KING, our next {
councillor to the Legislature from this {
district, returned from a flying trip to ]
Salt Lake last night.
Iris scarcely necessary to tell Demo- |
Gratis TO be in the procession tonight !
they viii be there. You can't keep |
them out, but it is the spirit of the
times.
CAPTAIN PIKE, of the boat club, saws /
that the heavy weight crew who won !.
the medals yesterday at the lake, will :
row any crew in Utah for any amount :
named.
ONE OF the questions which is disturb
ing the equanimity Of the young men :,
in Alpine, is whether it is good form u
for young man to 90 counting in !,
flannel shirt. !
When the Republican boss sends to n
Salt Lake for Republican speakers he G
should be careful not to bark up the n
wrong tree. They were Democrats, i.
dear brother, and hence could not serve /
you a
LAKE VIEW has two Republicans, L
and those two became almost per d
suaded" after listening to the good il
Democratic speeches of Judge Dusen- r.
berry, DR.. Pike and Joseph I. Nc A
Evan. b
When the Republicans import cam X
paign speakers they should get some n
one who knew better than to preface o
their remarks by Brethren and Sis
lers, as Mr.. Winberg did Wednesday 6
evening. TT
THE beautiful silk flag of the Provo 1
BOAT club was unfurled to the breeze u
for the first time this year. CT
This is the flag presented to the club Ia
" the ladies OF Provo and is composed al
i black and gold silk re-
NEAR Draper on Tuesday last U. P. N
reight had its caboose tipped over. az
Two brakemen were in the caboose. VI
)ne named r. p. Kelly received slight Is
INJURIES, and another named George III. al al
Wright had an arm broken. Ia
THE dress circle is reserved for ladies sb
md their escorts was the legend dis q,
,layed at the Scandinavian Republi- h.,
an flzzle held at the Opera House r,
Thursday night. Yes we should say it "
and it remained so to.