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Show ON THE WING. f Grand masquerade Friday night. Calicoes from two cents upwards at ' T. G. Webber's. PkeAChixg tonight at the M. E. church. The midwinter 6a1e ot seasonable goods at T.G. Webbeu's. $25,000 worth of flour came over the R. G. W. for Boshard today. President A. O. Smoot's condition j does not improve. He is very sick. Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair Highest Award. ' Fresh oysters by the can or in bulk at Ji. F. Fleiner's in the Southworth ! block. A full line of embroidery and sewing sew-ing silks just received at Irvine & Barney's Bar-ney's ' - Fk . 1.00 up received on savings depof't:. J. B. Twelves, Cashier. Sf" t- beautiful shades of embroidery embroid-ery & ;uat arrived at Iryine & 15ar-ney't 15ar-ney't THa . i . cademy ball was as us-ual us-ual u & nu i r.-cess. The opera house was we!1 til' J all the evening with happy I'.E.'jrrs. Hood'v Til is are the best family cathartic ca-thartic and Jiver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. Alex. Hedquist, Jr., Ben Schwab and S. K. King will act as com mittee on inspection at the masquerade of Friday evening. Lost: One bay yearling horse colt. Banded E X on right shoulder. Finder will kindly return to August Nelson at H. A. Dixon estate. Messrs. Howe & Taft are just in receipt of a special shipment of fresh fish including phad, shrimps, floHndere, sole, lobsterB,crabB, herrings, smelt and salmon. The earlier symptoms of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, heart-burn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected. Take Hood's Sarsa-parilla Sarsa-parilla and be cured. Col. Bartow is some improved to- i day. His physician is positive that the worst of the colonel's fever is over, and by taking rest and good care of himself him-self a few days will be restored to health again. JrsnCE Wedgwood fined F. Rouse of Goshen $45.00 and costs in all $54.50 for selling liquor without a license. li-cense. Sheriff Brown brought the vendor of liquids over from his rural haunts j'esterday. The many friends of Edison and Lillis Barney of St. George, old time residents of Provo, will be pleased to learn that ttie aged couple have recovered from their recent illness. Their present aim is to remove to Provo in the spring. A REPRESENTATIVE of The DISPATCH DIS-PATCH called on the Silver Iron works, and while things appeared to be very quiet in the shop, Mr. Silver was seen ; to be very busy with a series of drawings draw-ings for a firm in Salt Lake. By the way many of the Salt Lake firms send for all their draught work to Mi. Silver. Prosecuting Attorney Gash was over at Payeon yesterday and rounded up the "JeeBe James gang." Each were bound over in the sum of $250 to await the action of the grand jury for burglarizing burg-larizing the tithing office on Thursday night. Their names are, James Dell, David Barnett, Edward Pepper and David Lant Jr. They are a gang of youths who have respectable parents but who prefer to "batch it" and live on stolen chickens, etc. Messrs. Tatlor Brothers com pany, whose new advertisment appears today, have completed arrangements with Mr. Frank Sherrall, from New York, an experienced pianist and tuner, to locate in Provo, with headquarters head-quarters at the music store. Mr. Sherrall Sher-rall 18 a firstclaes performer on the; piano, and it is to be hoped that the people of Provo will remember his advent, ad-vent, with all and whatever tuning or repairing that they may require. Mr. Sherrall will assist Mesers. Taylor Brothers in the music department of their establishment. |
