The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-04-29
LOCAL sPLUDcLETS.

FLY time is here.
Ii. ALsPACH, dentist.
SILVER & GREGORY, the printers.
BARRED wire cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
SUGAR is cheaper, but just as sweet
as ever.
Work on the asylum continues I'M
abated.
PATRoNIzE our advertisers, and
save money.
FRESH fish and sausage ALWAYS on
Dand at Boshard's.
THE first frog concert of the season
was heard Sunday night.
THE West Coop. is giving unusual
bargains in spring goods.
THESE pleasant days are having
reviving effect on business.
BUSINESS seems lively. All are max
ing quite a display of spring goods.
PUBLIC confidence in the ground
hog has been severely shaken this year
MONDAY next. May 4, is the day set
for the meeting of the creditors of
Dunn q Co.
THERE is one comfort in dealing
with liar, you are not compelled to
believe him.
II will not be long now before the
trees will be in bloom, and then Provo
will look her best.
For first class pictures call on An
derson q Madsen. Union Block. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
OUR job department was kept on
the jump last week. We hadn't hardly
time to say our prayers.
COUNCILMAN MABEN was a visitor
TO the capitol yesterday He reports
business quiet in the city.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
GEORGE HENRY,a drunk, was before
Justice Noon on Tuesday morning. He
was sent to Jail for five days.
JOSEPH S. ADAMS and Carrie Han
son, of American Fork. procured a
marriage license on Monday.
HOWE & TAFT are selling oranges
in wholesale lots, at a lower figure
than the Salt Lake merchants.
THE bakery down by the postoffice
has made an elegant wedding cake for
Salt Lake parties. How's that?
MR. GEORGE c. WHITMoRE came
down from Salt Lake last night and
departed for Nephi this morning.
Do not borrow your neigbor's paper,
when it only requires So 50 to pay for
TIE DISPATCH for the whole year.
The City Council met on Monday
night, but as there was not a quorum
present they adjourned for one week.
e. r. KINGLEBAR was arrested
Saturday evening for being drunk. He
left $500 in the city treasury for his
spree.
Is ANYTHING being done to protect
the property of the farmers in the
Fort Field against damage from Provo
river.
OUR city presents a handsome APP
pearance at present. The trees are
blooming forth and the grass is freshly
green.
THE Chamber Of Commerce we've IN
successful in obtaining quorum on
Saturday night last and had to adj
journ.
TIE Union Pacific is relaying their
road bed, with new steel rails between
Provo and Salt Lake, and making an
excellent track.
THE fixtures of the old Ogden post
Office on Washington avenue, have
been sold to PaysOn, Utah county, for
use at that place.
IT is positive fact that J. R.
Boshard is selling more pounds of
granulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
THE Steam Laundry is still enjoying
lie privilege of emptying their poison
Ods suds and Stops into the water
ditch on the west side Of T street.
HOUSE CLEANING" with all its
attendant horrors, begins to haunt the
masculine mind. But the ghost viii not
down until the carpets are there first.
THE Civil Government Glass of the
Fourth ward will meet at the usual
place tomorrow Thursday evening,
is ader Of the president and in
slrUctor.
BILL KENT was arrested on Monday
evening for a solid drunk. He left $40
10 hio appearance. On Tuesday he
iailed TO appear and the money was
forfeited.
y MARRIAGE license was issued on
sunday night about ten O'Clock, to J.
Spencer and Harriet Watts, of
trrhgyille. Fey were married by
justice Brown.
TIE gravel being taken from the
basement Of the Central building on j
street, opposite The DISPATCH block,
IS being put to good advantage in
2Iading that street.
FELT, OLSEN & Co. have sold out
d II book and stationary business,
tWo gentlemen from Michigan being
lie purchasers. They will continue
the business at the old stand.