The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-29
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.

STANDARD calicoes, cents a yard,
at McEwan d Co.
SUMNER goods for ladies at less than
cost at McEwan q Co.
THERE was a poor attendance at the
Lake Resort dance last night.
THE Occidental saloon is receiving a
coat Of paint, making it loom up.
THE matrimonial market is getting
dull again. Young men, wake up.
LOOK out for the greatest clearance
sale ever offered in Provo at the East
Coop. 83t
THE lawn tennis players continue to
draw a crowd over to the Courthouse
square every evening.
WAIT and attend the grand picnic.
and ball OF the p 0. 5. OF A. on Friday
2t
JUST in at 8IcEwan & Co.'S, a fine
line OF mems pants, shirts and sum-
mer underwear.
2. O. S. of A. will be out on Friday
morning drumming up their excursion
and ball at the lake. 2t
nifty men and teams wanted
At once. Apply TO =. =. bones 81
Co., Provo, Utah.
Money 10 loan 10 persons nm
ticipa1ing building, at Geo. w.
Nickel n Co, Provo.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
D STREET, at the junction of Sixth,
was flooded last night again. Can't
something be done in this matter?
The County Board of Equalization,
which has been in session now for five
days, viii complete its labors to day.
UTAH fruit is now in the market,
such as apricots, peaches, pears, and
apples. Utah is always to the front.
THE mud-hole on Center street, just
west of the Sun Foundry, is still mud
hole, 1t should be attended to at once.
HAVE you seen the new line of ladies
corsets Just in at McEwan & Co.'S,
and then the prices they are offered
at.
A FINE lady's gold watch will be
awarded to the most popular young
lady attending the z. o. S. of A. picnic
Friday. 1t
McEwAN & Co. are selling out thNn
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 l.. f. Kershaw, opposite
Operahouse, Provo.
TIE Democratic drum corps was out
last night and paraded up and dowr
the streets. They are doing fine. Keel
up your Iicks, Bonnie.
THE Republicans of the First ware
held rally in the ward schoolhousC
last night L. Holbrook, H. S. Pynt
and Others were the speakers.
EXCITEMENT is rife amongst tn
young ladies of the town as to who vii
be awarded the beautiful gold watcl
by the z. o. S. Of A. on Friday. 2t
IF the holes on Center street, be
tween the Bank corner and Cosmopoli
tan hotel, were filed up, it would be
boon to those driving carriages on tina
street.
THE first four-oared boat race of TIT
season, between the champion heavy
weight crew of the territory VS.. a picked
four from the Provo Boat club, vii
take place on the afternoon OF the P
o. S. of A, picnic at the lake. 2t
THE Republican drum corps was OF
l,s.iado last night. having managed &
scrape up some filters, and with the aiC
Of four of the Opera House orchestra
they had something besides the iuces
SAINT rattle of the drums to attract PEG
pies attention.
A PERSON, evidently demented, wa
seen at the depot yesterday carrying OF
in a strange manner, walking up an,
down, swinging his arms. talking t
himself and laughing in a sort of maud
lin way. The officers had their eyes OF
the poor unfortunate.
The little -month-old child G
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Waid died on Mon
day from cholera infantum. The chill
only took sick on Sunday, and dealt
following so fast proved a hard bio,
to the parents. The funeral service
We're held yesterday afternoon.
A RoUsING Democratic meeting wa
held in Springyille last night. DR.. w
r. Pike, John B. Miner and A. D
Cash, from Provo, made clinchinj
speeches in support of Democracy am
the Democratic ticket. S. A. Kenne
was present from Salt Lake. Some o
his remarks Were entirely out of plac
and unwarranted.
THE building on Center street, for
meTly occupied by Brownell, the cand'
man, and owned by Mr.. Harding, i
being torn down and removed, The
reason for this is that the rent of tn,
ground has been increased from thirt1
cents per foot per month, TO $780, Mr.
Harrison the timer calculates to move
his in the near future Tor the same
cause.
The B. Y. Academy opens again OF
August 18th, and better facilities thai
ever for an education have been Sc
cured. Among those added to the lis
of popular and competent teachers ar
Ephraim GOwans, mathematics; Mar
Lyman, kindergarten; Dr. Julia A
Mcdonald, matron. The academy vii
doubtless have a larger attendance
this year than ever.
The funeral services over the re
remains of the three-year-old son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. Leavitt, VIII
died July q, 1891, We're held at tn
family residence in the Third war;
yesterday afternoon at o'clock p. m
Consoling remarks were made b
Bishop Gibby and Elders Tanner an,
Clayton. The family extend thei
heartfelt thanks to their friends who s
kindly aided them in their sad be
reavement.
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITlEs.
Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg is dying
Sentence deferred in the Elliot nun