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Show lla.al. -at at P-:l. : .'.FIN .- ua-L oa. A biay,;le tra 1 pa'::i.. r:'ia!v U a'jout to he P'a J'?. Williaa: a'ai on hi-. sAd his vhe--l ro Ciiarl.: : V-i;- lu. A cjiiple from Fuiikerviili: were married here Fr.day, Mi.-i. L'rie Ma a'ar'ane left ia ri Uir-day Uir-day for Salt Lake City. See changed advertianmel.t of Mrs. .! (J lu i'rico- iu this is.-iue. Mi.j Kinina l'as;her ra'. ned from Salt LaKe City i loir.-aJay. Uoii. ft. C L-i.'id hi l-egiatei-d at, the Cullen l".'.e!, iialo LaRe City. We w;leom(; the Cardston (Alberta, Caoa'Uu Uc ;ord to our X taole. Correaiondeiitj are requested to Aritv oa one h.Ue of the paper only. Samuel Milea was in from Price on xbuiajday auil aVe ud a pleaiant caii. Mrs. Sarah Aljfer-is home irom Diamond Dia-mond Valley, iter arm is meij'.'.u. ivw'i y. i i-'i, Ciiil retuined from a business ui.d pru.e.-ia.ouaf Visit' to Cedai' v,u Uursauy. Miss Kate Forshay, of Silver Peef is aitouiung tae lrau.ui INormai scaoolat edur oity. 'Twins was born cno day la9t week at j O'iuerville to the wag ui 1' rauic Jaeli-sou, Jaeli-sou, oue dead. Joseph McAllister, Jr. returned to ihis city, after an absence ot Six months, Wednesday. Edward Bunker of Bunkerville is very ill and little hope is entertained that, he will reofer. P. Ft. Tanner was unanimously nominated nom-inated for Senator from this district at Cedar City on Monday. Bishop Andrns and Miss Work have left for Kanab on business connected with the luilian ajhool, Dr. AffleeV: returned from the up-river up-river settlements Wednesday. Sick people all on the improve, NOTTCE Until further notice the Salt Lake Mail will leave St. George daily except Sunday at 2 p. m, Bishop Andius and Mrs. Addle Pri ,:o returned from Cedar City via Fntci'-riae leservoir Thursday. Miss Josephine Higgins returned home Friday from Clover Valley, where she hps been for about six months. The floor of the theatre has been nijely planed and fixed this week and :s now in excellent trim for danaing. Ft. G. McQu;,rrie has bought the Harrison house at Silver Reef and will remove the lumber, doors, windows, win-dows, etc. to St. Gaorgo. William Atkin Jr., started for Mil-ford Mil-ford on Monday last to fetch his wife's LOCAL AND (JKNKilAi., MissGlani MathU ij quite ill with malaria. Hermann F-jjligr riurned heme on rhurvlay. Mm. P,. C. Lund returned from Cedar City Thursday. ' ' Sample copies of the Nevr York World at this olll ;o. Old newspapers for sale at this ofli-15 ofli-15 cents per Ijuicirod. Alma N'elson and Frank Snow left for Jivikuon WodntH lay on business. Silver 01 5-1'S cents an onncv, the highest, figure reached dince May 1, Is'jT. Miui Lottia Au'iby handled the baton fjr luoiTv'bvi'iiacle choir very ably last Sunday, P.ay Hirdy, Wallace Milei and .Tom ,p! Riding loft Monday for Meadow Valley waih. Dr. CI i ft. removed a cyst from the face of MiiiJ Priaby of Middleton last Satur day. Mrs. A. E. Thompson assisted, Wo f.'Otni'jed not to iViention it In the paper, so we will not state that la t Motrin Mot-rin will leave for Cedar City tomorrow to attend the Fair. John M. Berry of Kanarra and Margaret Mar-garet Christina Condy of Fort Hamil ton. Iron county, were united in the Templo here Tuesday. Bishop Andrus and Thomas P. Cot tarn, while in Cedar City attending the Senatorial Conentnn, visited ihi Branch Normal s diool. Mr. MeQ'uarrie reports a much larger attendance this year than last at commencement. Wo stated last week that the Grand Gulch, Savanac and Mammoth group of mines y.'erc within 20 miles of St. George. This was a mistake, they are between 70 and 7';" miles away. The Dixie Group are within 20 miles. If you are a candidate for offl 'e, trot out your boodle, The man who puts up i the most dough will get the support of The Press. Our wife is running 'round in her bare feet aud can't get credit at Filestores. Let's have a red hot cam paign and start money to circulating. Balina Press, The new railroad is a sure thing. When the execution to the coast is made we want to see it eomo this way. Wo believe it will, and devoutly hope Mrs, Seth A, Pymm is under the weather, ; - ' ": Some wood wanted on subscription to The News,' Flour at Washington Roller Mills taken on subscription. Henry Miller is slowly recovering from a long siege of sickness. Sample copies of the Utah Church and Farm can be seen at this office. Mrs. Addie E. Price attended the District Senatorial coventio'n at Cedar City. Inert Miller is doing the finishing on the chop house being built for J. H. Pearce. The Twice-a-Week Detroit Free Press and your Home Paper both' one year for only $2.10. E. T. H ijudir.g left with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Barlow, for Junction City on Tuesday to visit relatives. FRESH LUMP LTME on hand at Edward Christian's residence, Cor. Diagonal & Locust streets, St George. Albert Clark, a son of Lorcnro Clark of this City, y,-as sunstruck recently in the Southern slates, where he is performing per-forming a mission, Cull at this office and see a sample copy of the Detroit Free Press. You can get it for one year with the home paper for only $2.10. Mrs. Rosa Jarvis returned irom mother, of Bountiful, who it ia expected will make her home here. The old Woolley Lund & Judd Co. building is now o ccupied by the school under teacher M, M. Harmon instead of the McQuarrie building, ' The thrice-a-Week-Worid, nearly equal to a daily, and the WASHINGTON County News, your home paper, both one year for $2.25 in advance, Bp. B. Y. M.cMulhn of Leeds is up starting two of his children into the Branch Normal. They are Master Clarance and Miss Annie. Iron County Record, The Indians reaped a rich harvest of pine nuts this year and are now about the c'ty lookinir for "heap work,'' the bucks for gardening and chopping wood and the squaws to wash. The Utah Chur th aud Farm, the best religious agricultural and family journal jour-nal in th" United States, and the Washington County news, both one ear for $2.10 in advance. A d in e was held in the Theatre last evening and much enjoyed, Mr. Mich-els Mich-els has mule much improvement since he took it over and the dances are now looked forward to with pleasure. Hon. R. O. Lund received a telegram Cedar City on Tuesday notifying him that ho was wanted at Salt Lake City ' on b ashless connected with the Utah & Pacific railroad. Mr. Land left Cedar that day. Lo the poor candidate will have a hard time from now until election time. Their legs are being pulled. Eastern Ex 'ciiigc. Oat hare in Utah where a ticket may be chuck full of pretty women t'.iey have to slierhtly change the program. Br'gham Bugler. The following new subs -fibers have been ad lad to our rapidly iu'reisi.ug ; subs -rip-ion list this week: J. G. Me-j Me-j Q larrie. Mrs. M. G. Whitehead. B. J. Land. Charles Bennett, J. T. Miles. Herman Fascher. M. M. Harmon and George Morris, all of St. George: Ben-jjamiu Ben-jjamiu Blake of Mountain Dell. A. F. Gaegorsou of Bellevue, William GarJ-j GarJ-j nor ...f Pine Vall-y and Mrs. S. A. C'ow-I C'ow-I p v, ;Vv i . .... so. It will lie for tho beit interests of Utah and the railroad to open up this section. There is plenty of time yet before the extension to thocoastwill be biade, in the meantime we hope for the best, The S ilt Lake Tribune, under the leading, "Utah Day at Omaha,'' among other exhibits mentions "M ig-petic ig-petic iron, antimony and uranium, from Washington and Garfield counties, find silver-bearingsandstone from Silver Reef. Abort, Utah Silk the article says: "In the. Agricultural building the silk exhibit of Utah has beeu a source of wonder to every visitor since the opening open-ing of the exposition. There is a pair pf silken curtains there that would create cre-ate a sensation iu Paris. I have seen plainer ones in some of the oldest pal-ices pal-ices of Europe." Brigham City had to post pine its Peach Day owing to the unfavorable Attitude of the O. S. railroad. Great f.uvpar.uiea'.s 'v.l beer m 'de and nru-h 'v vase incurred to make a sue -ess. ol M-e day. It is too bad. At a special iiieiliing of the committee of fifty, the iollowin r resjhuions was adopted: 'Resolved. That ihePeieh Day cele-braiu-n be postponed for the present i ear owing to the ir.f.iY.r.f lie unit ide. of t'le Oiaacou Short Lure Rr.lwiy Co. m taU-isiug t.) grant reasonably low kica ::!S v::'y.'' ri.e editor ef th's pe.pe-- vested I've -f tlu cvvm fc.luvts of Sr. George this rek aud -.ia much pleased to note the large atiendancj oi bright, intelligent, aii.l hoabhy-lookiug children. While the attendance is large. 'there is room tor more and v. e would like to see the schools w'.t'.jc it au empty bench in th. m. We tir.-t visited the Woolley & Co. building where we found M. M. Harmon instruct .ug 4.'S pupils: uext the 'i'a bei--aele basement, where Ex-Super-Fit-nde:'.- Woodbury and N. M. Savage were giving tuition to Tf: the 2nd ward school was next visited where we found Mi Eva Cannon training the minds of !U ve'.'.ag pupil.-: at the lit vard ochoo! b i c- M -. .1 J M'i'ae M ki h is .O euro1 eu-ro1 lea : the Court hou.-e school has 4 ) v:ahr the in-.tc.s.-tUvi of Mrs. Martha Wu?" K:---d Kingman, Arizona, last Saturday. She had been to attend the Teachers In-situte In-situte held at that place. LOST A bundle containing ladies clothing, between Minersville and St. George. Finder please return to or communicate with Miss Maud B'gler, St. George. Hon. R. O. Lund and wife, Bishop James Andrus and Thomas P. Cottam left here last Saturday to attend the 11th Senatorial District Democratic Convention at Cedar City. E. V. Hardy returned Tuesday from Grass Valley where he purchased a nice bunch of milch cows that were purchased to help supply the creamery with milk. Manti Messenger. TEMPLE XOTIC'E. The St. George Temple will close on Friday. Septembtr 23. ISiH, and reopen on Monday. October 24, 18!H. David H. Cannon, Pres. Joseph Hyr'um Armstrong and wife returned to their home at Cedar City this mt rning. Mr. Armstrong has been a Temple worker here for the past two years and his services were highly appreciated. The gcod wishesof a host of friends go with them. The construction train for the Utah x Pacific, now being made up by the Short Line, will consist of forry-two cars. They will consist mainly of flat, gondola and box cars, but there will also be two passenger coaches. These latter may be fitted up as .joardin.g-ears. .joardin.g-ears. The entire train is promised by October 1st at the latest.- Tribune. The Utah & Pacific made a requisition requisi-tion on the Short Line yesterday for seventy-six miles of fifty-two-pound steel rails for the Milford-State line cons: raction. The rails are to be delivered de-livered at Milferd in lots as required by the contra 'tor?, aud the firs delivery deliv-ery will occur October 1st. The construction train is now being made ready forHeiirieks ec Son. When completed will be sent to Richmond, where the contractors will load their outfit and proceed to Milford. Chief Engineer West said yesterday that the , work would doubtless be under fay ; hv Is-.-?. ) . Tiib-r-. |