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Show y If have you, been doin Bs? Even! little Jack ha the patient laugfi net mentioned surgery itce, The Txcundoa to Coalville horn 1ark' City September 6th usder the auspices of the Iark Ctty Band, bids fair toJbeJu largely patronized affair. The excur-- 1 sicaist will make their besdquarteis at the City Iark and the band mill give a i concert in the afternoon and a grand) ball in the pavilion at night. The man-agers were here coinpl, tng arrange-- ' s jesterJay7 a'ndf asked the writer to extend an invitation to the members Of toeOcshrilie Band, through The Times, to join with theta in c V bra ting the day. The Odd Fellows lodge in Coalville Is an assured success. In addition to the six old members of the order here, over twenty applications for membership have been received froai representative men of this city. The projector-- , expect to institute the lodge within ten days, at which time a large delegation of Jark City Odd Fellows, as well as several officers of the Grand Lodge, from Salt Lake, will be present to pat through the work. There is no doubt but that the Coalville lodge will number over fifty members within two unth, ami we have no hesitancy in predating that it will soon be one of the banner lodges of the State and it always tnras out the other way the victims get nothing snd the sharks a rich harvest. reap COALVILLE, FKI DAY . AUG. 28,lB9fi. Outing parties are the order of the Attim AMD DtfAtMt Of TUI It. day, and scarcely a sunrise that does not Catch someone on hie way to rusticate. COALVILLE TIMES. . AMfTI SrAkt MOW C041VIU.I 2106. m. , Ho. 138 wfkfkcny.... JTo, US, to Eeho County Clerk Nerthcott, Recorder Salmon and Deputy Fnyder are new and have for sortie time past been busily enituTi tie MMtt nax mm, 1o,I,WhI on the tax list. gaged ... U3Sp.m. Ho. I, Weirt FglHEJftf the members of the Coalville o..EV, 45 m. : Brass Band went down to Echo Monday with their instruments and joined with the Echo band in a short practice. TIimM. for Till Ruth Kli.x error appeared in the A ..Mr N. timu ..... B Hnapp noticetypographical buW) of the number of squirlast week 0. .. f Lyon ?m H which a bounty had been paid nrj wauiu koekport YoWux rels on .Georg Warhit ..... .. . ... Ctuirlr II, It should Lave read 35,000 Wt HoyUvul John Clark ihit'year. . CHnCrock t of 35X). - C. A Cam instead ...... Oram . v" A ti Jin rum lelui William .... krrwor Park ..... The ., City Record is calling on the . ktOMl. b JoKpt.tl.tlaU seat committee np there to settle A Inn Imi'hui . , county Cfotoo L. Van Hwrarinnn kOIBAll contracted daring that bills A ujnhelr W H.A.Iiy o. EwK.iiYoa, contest. The Coalville committee would do well te do the same thing. Church Directory. 1 hlbil im-rn- . . . ' The teachers institute is now in session in Park City. Frank Evans, Carl Sunday N4iool every Konday it 10 a. Allison, W. M. Eoyden, Lizzie Hodson, m. tn the Make House. Sacrament Olive Rhead ami others attended from Y. meeting at 2 p. m. every Sunday. U. M. I. A. every Sunday at 7 :30 p. ui., here. They will return in Stake House, J. L. Boy den yesterday presented us with a number of cigars of the latest CUt'HUt. CONOKkUATtoNAL manufacture. They are called the W. Preaching service every aeeond Sum day evening. Sunday School every J, Bryan cigar, turned out by ham Levy Sunday at 2:30 p. in. Y.P. 8.0. H. and are the choicest on the market. alter Sunday school. Mrt. J. J. Chambers last week re- Usoaok H. PtRRV, Pastor, 64M, Kith St., Ogden. Miv4rd a letter from her httphand. Ir. Chambers, who is now in Alaska, bringing the good news that he was not only enjoj ing good health, but that lie was prospering beyond his SAINT. UTTBR-JaA- , rr There are good prospects of Reiueaji, the wondeiful violinist, and bis comCoal-wil- e pany, playing an engagement in If does our he in the near future. of hearI e (ne will have an opportunity ing one of the greatest violinists in ike world. Newcomb, the photographer, folded ins tent and deputed for halt Luke on While here he did a very Naturday. fair business. He took a number of views of the Stake House after the new windows had lasen placed, and they will attract attention anywhere. LOCAL BREVITIES. THEOLOEST , AND THE BEST PEOPLES e, the most prompt and effective remedy for diseases of the throat and lufigs, is Ayers Cherry lectoral. As an emergency medicine, for thp cure of Croup.Sore Throat. Lung Fever and Whooping Cough, Cough-cur- AYERS Cherry Pectoral cannot be equaled. E. M. Bkavv u.y, I). Ib, Its. Sec. of the American "Baptist Publishing Society, Petersburg, Va.. endorses it, as a cure for violent colds, bronchitis, etc. Ir. Draw ley also adds: Toall ministers suffering from throat troubles, I recommend Watch this space for quotations next week. AYERS Cherry Pectoral Awarded Medal at World's Fair AYER S PIUS Cur Lher and Stomach Troiblos, Not one complaint has ever been made by those using Ayers Barwparilla acPERSONAL. cording to directions. Furthermore, we have yet to learn f a case iu which tt Wm. Simister is home on a visit , has failed to afford benefit. So eav Beard is slowly Howard recovering hundreds of druggists all over the counfrom his severe illness. try. Han cured others, will care you. J. T. Hodson is behind the counter at Grand Eiruraluu the ieople's Mercantile Co. store. The Park City Band will g.ve a grand Mrs. Neil Young is visiting her titer, entertainment in Coalville on Monday, Mrs. trank Deming, tins week. September 7th, at the City Park. The M ihs Mav Vrnibtrong is out from Salt bind will head a street parade through to relatives and friends. the streets in the forenoon , concert at Lake on a the City 1ark in the afternoon and a George Gildm-- t and wife of Li ho grand ball in the pavilion at night. Ev- were welcome uilleis at Tin. Times office erybody invited. Monday. W. 11. Bennett and wife of Henefer a Hear. Samuel Critcberly, ho it is said, cap- wert' transacting business in Coalville: tured a bear in a novel n, inner last Tuesday last. Patriarch Juhn Smith of Salt Lake week on the Weber. The barking of the dogs aroused him, and hediscovered was a visitor in Coalville on Monday that the can e was one bear np a tree, and Tuesday. . Mis Bessie Faddies went to Iark City and the dogs in pursuit of another one. He kept hrniti up the tree until mornSunday on a pleasure trip. She returned this morning. firebrands hun by at whenthrowing ing Samuel Fletcher of Rock Springs was ever be attempted to come down. Mr. Criteherly .had no firearms, but w hen shaking hands with his manv old fiiemls in a and acquaintances in Coalville yesterday . daylight came he got his minute had it around his game. After John Boyden on Sunday received a thoroughly tying tip the beijit he pre- telegram from Salt Lake announcing pared a muzzle and put it on the bear that his sister, Mrs. Ostler, was very and concluded to make a pel of him. ill. Mr. Boyden took the first train lor He kept him for several days, but found the city, and is still tiiere attlie sickbed. his bearship so obstinate that he finally L. E. Cammomile of the Park Record eoneluded te kill him, whir hs did. and J. M. Lockhart were down from lie says it does not take bag a choke a Park City on Monday on probate busbear until be quits kicking if you only iness.- They found time, during their brief stay, to call in and shake hands go at it properly. ALMA ELDREDGE, Manager. JOHN HOPKIN, DEALER IN vi-n- t -- -- Ed. McCarthy, Walter Boyden, Amy Hoyden, Miss Hawley, Annie Thomas Indian tuiumcr weather. and Agnes Hodson were the members of a camping party that spent a week up Harvesting is in lull blast. Chalk creek, returning Tuesday. They Heap big Injuns in town yesterday. report game and fish very scarce, but Peaches and appleaars quite plentiful. had an entoyable outing, nevertheless. A swarm of bee have taken np their Politics are "getting warm, even in residence under the sidewalk winter'! Coalville, across Chalk creek, and up to date just TbeCouRty Selectmen will meet on have shot many votU of electricity into Monday nest. the anatomy of unwary pedestrians. W. II. Branch is building a commodiWe understand several of our young ous addition to bis house, ladies have taken advantage of their new life into their My little toy, when two yean of age, Sainton quotes gooda sway presence to infuse Maggie been slow in was taken who have sweethearts ad dews in her very ill with bloody flux. I this week. proposing. was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic, - Born, this morning to the wile of Breaking of the robbery of the Mont- Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and - Jleber Black, a boy. All well. pelier bank on the 13th, the Montpelier luckily procured part of a bottle. I careThe relay bicycle races are expected Examiner Assistant Cashier fully read the directions and gave it sayst through Coalville any time now, McIntosh lays the loss to the fatalnum-be- r accordingly. He was very low, but 13. It was the 13th day of the slowly and surely he began to improye, A number of cases of whooping cough month; the affair occurred at thirteen gradually recovered, and is now as stout are reported among the children. minutes past 3 oclock ; $13 was the last and strong as ever. I feel, stir it saved A number of our ladies went across made before the occurrence and his life. I never can praise tbs remedy the river this morning picnicking and deposit drafts had been issued thirteen during half its worth. I am sorry every one in berrying. the day. Several other items relative the world does not know how good it is, I do Mrs. Lina S. Hinton, Grahams-ville- , The Cash Bargain Store has sotno- - to thirteen can also be found. Marion Co. Florida. For sale by thing to say in its ad (n this issue that It is the home paper that is always John Boyden iVi Son. wilt interest you. asked for favors. When anything is te I.tMt 4f Ir. Ilosmer informs us that two ol be boomed the home paper is the first Remaining uncalled for at the Post- L, W, Williamst daughters are down to be appealed to to work up the enthuwith typhoid fever. siasm. Compliments, promises and ad- office iu Coalville on Aug. 27, 1890 When calling for any of these letters, The Rock achoolhouie is receiving a vice will no more support a home print advertised : new shingle roof. J. A, and J. E. shop than theyll support a home mer- please say Barnes fohn Bain! come in somemust Chaney Their chant. pay fisher are doing the work. Merit Nance Hen Beat where, and the home office should have Mrs Mary Eaar1 Gtore Wiltliu Registration will soon be under way, your patronage whenjo.u have work to Geo M Hammond ktlil IttMblei $are Joe Lee bail and thereafter the lady of the house w i 1 be done, alma Press. be as big a man as anybody. Wanted at Once, Four little lads, the oldet not over 13 Active agents for each county. ExThe streams have been carrying an of age, earne into town clusive control and no risk. Will clear unusual volume the. past week, supposed years tor 1'ark City. 12 to 23 hundred dollars a year. Enbound were saying they to be due to water-uieloclose stamp for full particulars or 25c for Thtee of them clafiu to have come front $1 sample. Big Rapids Mineral Water inThe People's Mercantile Company Salt Lake, and the fourth says fie ran C n2o-tBig Rapids. Mich. vites your attention to their goods and away from home in Anaconda, Mont. Aohouiicemeitt. The first three gave their names to prices in their ad in this issue. fall as and winter clothing samples Wm. Marshal Wilkins Chnk My is J. F. Johnson fitting up the rooms have including all the new in the rear of hi shop lor living apart- - (mulatto', Joseph Lewis and IVteNye; designjustiu arrived, woolen cl itfis, akiiie new de -, k v. smallthe Bur L'v the Jim other, Tnentsynml when finished will move bhr signs in coloring- - and l, that jfl new in est, etout R years old, , sings for stuff,' et. les. The .aloes we offer this season family into them. hold np Me gang. as lie etns, and eclipse all former efforts of Wanatiiaker Pr. O. W, is bores's Med.cifte Com- He bad Brow n. w hu h tm m- - to th consumer said the and ould money, gang in ,MUC pany will give free entertainment stop at the hotel, so the marshal let vshi'fr as mail anm,r,3r0tt outlay of moner. Cluf ilatl, commencing Monday, Aug, tlism go. Burke, from Anaconda, broke nmrp m ul,,ie ,he nw.t 3 1st, for one week. down ami cried, and wants to get home scrupulous f.urdeal.ug; w indulge in The ladies of the 3, B, L. w ill met at pretlv badly. Hw weakness was veiv n0 nutrepre"ent.itiio, ; we print nothing imthat we t mtiot ubstxniiate. - the 4eidbfcutui Mrs. Ti, F. Sorthcott rn All ported,' MadeT Made to order" and kindred terms Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, A mean just what thev av witlrootequivo- full attendance is requested. .77, That was a good jnkeon JaekifoHand ration or re. nation. ewtt look our The West Brothers, two fine tmisiciai Monday. lie li.nl expressed a desite to customers equate in the ey. YVe do not from Ugdeu, w til give a grand ball in see ir. Hcsnier dress some wounds, as-- : ted cheap clothing, but we sell good ,0 Satin An amputation, or something of mr'f',fsK,o'nt,rrT1,', liopkin hall, Echo, on Wednesday -- furnish good toe sort, and waw confident- that wny the namrnf Wjiufiiaker ABrown igbV They jnuk. being Following are the ore shipments from amount of gore would hot affect him. ; a sufficient guarantee agsingt this; we touch Ldthem. My patronage in- last week: Dr. Ilosmer having occasion to dress the ' n,ot the McIntosh ampler eludes rajitahts. j foot of Archie Buchanan's men, doctors, conSilver little toy that King Silver King, S3l,250 lawyer ami professional Vn of Salt hold in to Jack called the evening, Lake City, tgden, 1nrk Citv, Evanston, injured tnemtor. The operation had Wyoming. a wed Iark Record. in Coalville ami the surround, ng ullage No gn is the soap peddling only faiily begun when the tox-toFront all Report cion or to 1. srhovisitedthis section lately dnl lent ion was attracted by heating a nob, if you want the tinet miis that can be ,0T1 bompety dull thud aftwr, made, your saving w 5c t 10G a thriving business and their numerous percent ; bkC'-unty, ns. 8 i -- -- -- t mer; CO. lat with the writer. John HollamU on Monday departed for Granite, Ore., where he wilfeBgage in placer mining, lie does not know when he will return, pnd is likely to remnin in that section fora long time. -? . Success to him. The writer received a most agreeable surprise Wednesday in the shnpe of a visit from Oliver Gallup and Joseph two old friends from Salt whom it ts always a pleasure to meet. They are both compositors on the Tribune, atfd rode out here after their nights werk on that paper, on their wheels, arriving at I clock p. tn. Alter lunch and a short rest and visit, they again mounted their hikes and returned to the city. William Gladding, James Dalgleish and R. II. Waters of Park Citv were in Coalville yesterday. Mr. Gladding is president of tho Park City Band and Mr. Dalgleish a memtorof that organization.. They were down perfecting for their excursion to this city on the 7th prox. Mr. Walters is the Park City cigar nuinnfactnter, and was down placing his famous Summit brand of cigar on sale with our dealers. He left u a number of samples, and they are first class. Coalville smokeis should as-- for this brand for two reasons the cigars are good and they are a Summit county prounction. Jep-perso- n, - Mr. . D. Konker, a well known drng gest of F'Owling Cueen, Ohio, in speaking of Chamberlains Cough Remedy, "l take pltasure in recommendsaysing it to my customers, for I am certain that it w ill alwavs pien-- e them. I sell more of it than al! other kind put together." For sale Uv John Imden d - GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ECHO CITY, UTAH. Prices for This Week: Produce. Yeast Powders, etc. ,0 $ .6oc Royal, per Silver Gloss Starch, per Ib 10 65c Com Starch, per tb 10 Syrup, per keg, 5 gal ... 1 65 17 )' Syrup, per gallon can 75 15 Pickles mixed, per keg. 1.00 cwt. 11) Potatoes, per cwt, Cabbage, . . . I . Butter, per lb Eggs, per dozen High Patent Flour, per Straight Grade Oatmeal, per Jh . 1.75 i.6o Soaps, etc. 4c Nickel Gem, 25 bars for $1 Olive Queen, 21 bars for $1 Sapouifier Lye, per can Eagle Cond. Milk, per can. Fruits. . 00 00 10c 18c 10c 10c Canned table fruit, pr can 16J3C Utah Tomatoes, per can. . . . 7c Peaches, dried, per lb Cauned Corn, per can 7c Plums, Navy Beaus, per Hi 4jC Lima Beams, per ib 5c Groceries & Provisions Rice, per It. 6c lb Granulated Sugar, pr cwt. $5. 90 Corn Meal, per 2jic Arbuekles Coffee, per tt .22 Full Cream Cheese, per lb 12c Bakers Chocolate per lt . 12 G .45 Hanfs, per It) . . Sweet Chocolate per .35 Breakfast Bacon, per lb .li)j 06 Salt Bacon, per It) Raisins, per It 7c Currants, cleaned, per ib . 83 Lard, 10 pound can 90c 11) . . . IN DRY GOODS Shirt Waists from : Straw Hats from and Children's Suits from Mens Suits from : CLOTHING: $ .40 : : : .15 : : : : . : 1.15 3.25 Childrens Shoesat Your Own Price. to $ .80 .35 to to 2.75 to 12.00 Full line of General Merchandise in addition to the above quotations. SGFWatch these quotations closelv each week. isr j-ouHi- IU Always On Hand at the TCH - - t'"U. MINE Aw a rded Highest Honors World's Fair. DR Lump, Stove, $2.00 1.25 fm-uie- MSAI9N6 fall of steed that victinwaresinranlTomfv avvaiffng Urn b ami on and lothuig vo pet them at- of looking heavy up, ldy,' chair, dishes, promised shipment- there by Jack st.etchGj at full hM. is It come. wilt neve the which to., luhb Z 11, s head in a dead f.unt. howg.Hto I wait on')v8 at old, old story of the disappointment cfMength, MOST PERFECT MADE. be rock fireplace when he keeled their homes if rnn people who are led by the oily tongue of ' tr,uk , yn Free A Grape Cream of Tartar Powh-rpure him which brought guarantee satifon. to, partly the confidence man into the belief tbaf Alum or any other adulterant. Ammonia, ora jr w hat Gtal! ertot: when he Ifoo, My Weight, fur nothing, they will get something Agent for anamaie & Brown. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. t -- -- CREAM jpvdr.-h,w-stIhR- ) V j. 1 4 W-- r ei LikI Pint PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY Weber Coal Dept. O. S. M. Co . ah 'r 1 aanwuwasimw. 1 f |