The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-06-10
LOCAL SPLupcLETS.


WEST Coop.
CASH paid for fat calves by Fred
hlmber, Provo.
GIVE THE DISPATCH a trial and see
how you like it.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
GET your printing done at THE DIS
PATCH steam printing office.
SOME elegant masonry work is being
done On the basement of the Central
building.
THE county court has been in session
three days. and expect to be there
three days longer.
ant once. Apply TO =. =. Homes n
90, Provo, Utah,
ABOUT fifty workmen are rustling
along the work on the new B. Y.
Academy structure.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam JeppersOn, Provo, Utah.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
groceries.
JUDGE BLACKBURN residence be-
gins to assume permanent shape, and
before long will be one of the neatest
cottages in the city.
IT is aEpositive fact that j. R.
Boshard is selling more pounds of
granulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
w. X. FARRER is erecting neat
residence on the corner of Fifth and D
streets. The walls are finished and the
carpenters have started Work on it.
SAM JEFFERSON has gone south on
business connected with the estate of
his deceased brother-in-law. He ex-
poets to be gone two or three weeks.
JOSEPH NORTON, a drunk, was run
in by Marshal Brown yesterday and
left $500 for his appearance this morn
ing. He failed to appear and so lost
his V.
THE proprietors of new hair rem
edy assert that the race of bald heads
VIII BOW entirely disappear. We don't
see how this car be unless the noStrum
viii prevent matrimOnY.
ENROLMENT blanks. with the
Democratic platform of principles
printed on them. can be had at The
DISPATCH Office free of charge. Every
body should call and get one.
The establishment of Dunn s. Co
has now opened up, and the assignee
MI. Ed. l.. Jones, announces that they
are giving inducements to the trade,
and special inducements on certain
lines.
HAVE now ready, on hand and for
sale the beSt variety of tomato plants,
at . cents per 100; also celery plants,
caulltlOwer and cabbage plants; also
a beautiful strain Of pansies at 80
cents per doZ. G.. lbs.
A DEMOCRATIC rally will be held in
the First ward school house tomorrow
evening, when w. II. King, d. D.
Houtz. \. ID. Cash. J. B. Miner and
others VIII address the meeting.
Everybody should go and hear these
able eXpounders of. Democracy.
DIR. BICKFoRD, who is in attend
ance on Mrs. Hattie Vincent, wife Of
John Vincent of the Second Ward, in
forms US that the lady is in a very pre-
cariouS condition. Herllver is affected.
and an entire absence of blood makes
her case very serious. She has been
sick for several months.
Mrs. JANE BEE is dangerously sick.
Last night she was Frustrated by an
attack of paralysis, her right side being
affected and her speech impaired.
This morning, however, she is a little
better. She has been suffering from a
nervous trouble for some time past but
WAS conYaleScent when the attack of
paralysis took her.
TIE Fourth Ward Gee Club has
b9en organized permanently. with J.
u. Boshard, President; II. S. Pyne.
Secretary and Treasurer: and H. T.
Giles, Conductor. There are about
twenty-five names enrolled. and others
are expected. Under such a favorable
management and able conductor the
club viii be able to sweep the Territory
at the next contest.
A MARSHAL sale took place this
morning i'm front of the court house.
when piece of property. owned by S.
(. Rershaw and situated on | street
opposite the Opera House, went under
the hammer at the suit of Herman
ders, Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Osterlob.
The property was knocked down to
the last named for S1,750. The prop
erty consists of 20 feet front and 80
feet deep.
WHILE II. E. Rawlings was out
ding with his wife and little girl
Monday very severe accident occur
red which nearly proved fatal, They |
were in the northeast part of town, on |
Il little hill, when one of the horses
jumped, suddenly jerking one line out
Of Ienry's hand. BY the time he got |
the line again, they were close to a |
fence and heading right for it. Mr.. |
Rawlings endeavored to turn them.
and in doing so the buggy uptipped |
ilroWing the occupants into a ditch. |
Mrs. Rawlings received a severe injury |
iy naving her back hurt. confirming her
1 iisi bed. The little girl was hurt
slightly, while Henry got good shak-
me up The buggy however received
.Ie worst of the runaway, as the two
lHnd wheels were entirely demolished.
the other parts being hardly worth