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Show Da COALVILLE. FRIDAY. OCT. DC 1&& u THE CRAS9 CREEK SPUR. at Bug Team IS (iraAft Milo Andrews of tfalt Lake, the man who secured the contract for grading A Largft Fore Saved ( Mea w Bf aa - and-Mis- its tensrust of Tints. tm nti u aooo he (tot sosue money. That a. an would not Be, so of course be ha nut hal cent since," Ex. Mr. Joseph Beeves of Salt Lake Janie Hirat of Coalville aere married at Oden on Moudar evening. COALVILLE TIMES. the Grass Creek spur for the Iiah ComA young fallow anxious, no doubt, pany, together with a portion of bis itu? AMD biriRf f tOAiVim 11 to p. pi. Jto.' IS to park City for fan, parsed through Coalville yes- force passed through town Tue.-da- y . 115, to Echo . ... for on tha wav Calibound Creek. morning oils bicycle, terday rat K no. akbivs a6XS Mr. Andrew Informs a that be will fornia'. lie has .ridden from Kansas, an Xo, 7,W1 P . put lietween seventy and eighty lean,-- , 1 s?J ieyerjr step ef the TTOf to. ' Ws. (. Et and about 100 men at work on the grade, Samuel A was. received by telegram leuo m. 4"&$wy and JibtoF4dia Monday, aa ouming and expwts to complete the work in the- - sudden death of Mr. Alexander three weeks. aeit Agent There are three mile of grade fo iallMrindFad lies of W est Weber. They took the tor Til Time. build besides that already graced, and next train (or that point to attend the Iai-K ft IB A .... ....gn. (VM will the N heavy plows snd scrapers go.M which took eupp fgneral place Wednesday. Uaklei . . O. F. Lyon . is now flying at a rap'd rate. dirt ing, te undet-stands Ilium riftiuftu Here is the way an exchange . Aockport , . The men and teams are sll from halt W Vouug ..Winf Waavtitp Kook the new gams law: 1 ItrW K. Wet H ot villa and they cam very well outfitted Take, t lark Jhu. be killed from August 1 to A. Imnn agents may witli supplies. LC.:..... 1 from Hrefter to March Wlliiftin October ; spring poets IlmrM We should liked to,, have seen t hi loft pl S hall , Wasatch eiftndal mongers from January 1 Jaratft Iitirrant. bartrft Weli h J Jy ; Monran men who livp here engaged on the H. A. Ailily borto Iiecemlier 81 inclusive; uuibiella Kl('uyou. Wru. grade, for there are many who need emrow era from February 1 to May 1 and but at the same time we are from August 1 to November 1, Open ployment; LOCAL BWtTICS. the work bas been and that glad life insurseason all the year round on if Coalville gets no immediate Iwnetit ance agents and fellows who borrow frein it in the way of furnishing labor, Whoujies ! Bally their neighbor's papers." she will get the benefit of "future operaCity council meets Monday. On Msnduy night, at the residence of tions. ' . If there's one thing that is hotter than John fctones, Mr. Benjamin Nichols The completion of tins work and the Another at this time, it is politics. and Miss Olive Lovenia Booth were steadv shipment of cosl from Brass in marriage. Bishop F. If. creek has been A large amount of baled hay ha been united looked forward to for brouitld to this market this week. Wright performed the ceremony. About many months by our pwplc, and now C. G. ios, the Salt Lake tailor, will twenty relatives and friends weiein that it is am assured fact, all will feel and after the ceremony a the benefits of its operation. le in Coalville on or sbeut the 21st ifist. attendance, nice supper was served. The happy very We look to see other extenue foot a about deep Aiitnmn leaves ate received the warm congratulaIn the coal fields of tl,is section on our streets; Political repbyrs are couple tions of their many friends, and on this Coalville will winter, doing the butiuess. morfiing left for Almy, where Tuesday an and business ir crease in trade We have had two rallies this week, they will in future reside. Tux Times enjoy for several such as has it not experienced one Ilepublican, one Ieni)cratic and joins in w idling them much joy. years. and more are in sight. Let Vr rally. There is a little town not far frein Human life is held toucheaply when The trial of Patrick Coughlin and here where lives the most absent-minde- d the individual who needs a tonic for his k rederick Ueorge i set by Judge Bartt-limn in the state. He is a in the Fourth litrict court for October merchant sud dont advertise. The vtew, eeks to cover hu wints by every new mixture that is recom21rt, other day when en his way up townjto to him. Remember that Aver's mended issue in this column Jtotii-another in catch the train, be thought liejiad forreputathe call for a Bepnhlican primnry'io gotten his watch and pulled the watch Sarsaparilla has a elect candidate for the vat mu citv out of bis pot ket to see if he would tion of fifty years' standing. h ive time to go durhk and get it. He officers. krinlltraii AtWatliin! Severe colds seem to be so numeruu afterward put a card on his door w hu h There will be held a primary of the , that it aluiosf amounts to an epidermic, read to dinner; be bock in Republicans tf Coalville at the Brick "pont know whether It is the result of fifteen , minutes.' Upon returning he schoolhouee on Tuetfda1 evening, Oct. saw tive Fard, sat down on the door 22nd at 8 ixiiitical rallies or not, Probably not. p. in., for the purpose of nomThe Sunday school review f the L. steps and walled three hours for him- inating candidates for mayor, five I). S. Church will be held' one week self to return. Ex. treasurer, recorder, marslial aml from Sunday, having been postponed of the peace for the city of Coal justice Aver'i Hair' Vigor, which lias out- ville. Republicans will please lake on account of the absence of Ueorge lived and superseded hundreds of sim- notice. Let Beard. ' every Republitan attend. feilewing are the ore shipments from ilar preparations, is undoubtedly the Ly order of precinct committee, past most fashionable as well as economical Ai.EXANpxn Wriiht, Chairman. ,lbe Mackintosh sampler for theAnchor g in the market. By its use, week: Silver King, tW.OtlO; a Kepubltcan (ally. tl e poorest head of hair so-becomes concentrates, 867 ,830; Silver King There will be a grind Republican - luxuriant and lieautiful. 1,253,Total 198,620. tea, y rally in the Brick sckoolhouse, A Trip ! HERtftr. , on 21 October ville, evening, . A muskrat was killed in the water On Saturday morning the writer was at 8 p, in. ditch near the poatoffic Monda- y- by a invited by W. W. Clulf, J r to accomStanford of Ogden, Hon. Hon. Joseph couple of schoolboys. The rat pany him 4 baaiiieB trip to llenefer, Thomas Kearns of Summit county and his hide projwrly skinned and and having long desired to visit thi lion. George Beard of Coalville w ill adlikely serve as a pair of mittens progreesive little town, I remlilv dress the meeting. Come out and hear winter. the truth. it Coal teams from Salt Lake, Ogden Behind one of the best team in the blood nmit be pure if thebodv The come to and other places continue to wouht be in perfect condition, Ir. J. county, we started out. It is needle Coalville in great numbers, and as w in- to describe the beautiful picturtr the II. McLeans Mrengthening Cordial ter approaches the number will inert axe. Faflyon presented at this season of thr and Blood Purifier make! pure blood amt imparts the neb bloom of health Weber coal is coming more and more in year, nor the great pleasure it affo-de- d and vigor to the whole body, $1 r ns to drink it all in. The roads, with bottle demand. The democratic central committee of the exception of a very few places, were Died. at 1'ark City Mon In excellent condition, the day a perfect (Summit county-mof inflammation Tuesday last, day and selected Charles Callis of Coal one and the trip most enjoyable. sou of Leroy ami bowels, Clyde, Arriving at llenefer about noon, w ith vtlle as candidate for representative, the Wilkins, aged 1 tear and 9 months on ticket by vacant very keen, we were invited by made appetite thejr place The death was very sudden and unMr. and Mrs. W, H. Bennett to join the declination of T. L. Alien.' locked for, a the little one had been ill Park Record,: C. C. Lee ol Jleber them in Iheit noonday meal. It is but a very short lime, and at no time to say that we accepted, and killed a cub bear of the ciuuamen va- needless was thought to be in danger. The a repast such as it is seldom took place Thursday and was riety in the mountain Imck of that towo eojoved the good fortune of a traveler to find. funeral Monday of this week. He brought it to attended by a larce number of sympabe found a more lark City and sold it to Sutton Bros, JSowbere can there friends. thizing who placed it on the block. It weighed hospitable family than that of Mr. and thef certainly spared no Whilednwnin th southwestern part something over 100 pounds. in making us feet at home. of pains state sums tune ago," says Mr. the of Coalville West The Y. M. M. I. A. After a pleasant chat of aa hour with W. Chalmers, jiditor of the Chico (Cal.) V ard reorganized on fcunday last, and our host and hostess, we were invited to Entcrpriic, "I had an attack of dysenelected the following officer! for the n look over the ranch. We found it well tery. Having heard of Chamberlains uing year: Presiueut, Jola Salmon; stocked, well kept and a most desirable Colic, Cholera nd Biurrheoa Remedy Councillors, John Lamb, Walter Galder-wooto live. Mr. Bennett Knight, a bottle. A couple of doses of it ami place pleasant secretary and treasurer, Charles had harvested hi ; hi cattle were, graiu completely relieved me. Now I anT Alexander Faddies. K, Jones; librarian, all sleek and fat, his horses among the companion of that remedy for all stomach The association meets every Sunday best. Mr. Bennett then Rsked us to and bowel rum plaints. For sain night. look at hi hogs, and informed us that and Son, Boyden What does this here new woman he intended o go extensively into the lkHhf Letter talk mean, John?", "Hit means, Ma- business of He now has e ria, replied the old farmer, "that wo- about fifty of the Berkshire variety, and Remaining uncalled for- - at the - Get. 17, 1895. in men air takin the place what men ocCoalville onthey are looking and doing splendidly, cupied. Youll find the plow right anl we predict they w ill be a source of t hen calling for any of these letters, wLar 1 h ft it, an' when yon shnrpes more profit to the grower than niiv other please sav advertised: Torn Host Halloa r the ax, you can sail into a dozen cords product of hi ranch. k Kliamm Andrew Anderwui o wood an Ill have supper a biim We found Mr. J. E. Fo'er and sons Join Sun liyi-- t ji.iui !i. UeftrU Mii Urrie Ljil roe sir t rauriftcn doFrvltu Atlanta Consti. when yeti get home." Ylioms Uenn busily harvesting their potato 'crop, as WHIiaui Kiieft-- ll 1. B. Kmccartls) tution. well at many others, but they inform Peter Christianson . of Famington us tbe yield is not opto expectations For the ailments in tse Sidneys and came out on Mouday last fora load of this year. A threshing machine was bladder itici'lent to. declining tears, coal, and while at the mine was taken sU under full headway at Bond's there is no remedy that produces such and satuiactory results as seriously ill. lie slept out near the place, and the golden grain was running immediate J. It. M i.ean s Liver and kidney mine and suffered intensely during the out at a rate oo1 to see. The grain Ir. Balm. Its genial and invigorating effect entire nighL.On Tuesday morning lr. crop, we understand will be a large one. on the liver ami knlners remarkable. Ktttle. Chambers was notified and went np and The farmers were all busy in the har- Price He office. bis to sufferer the in and fields vest brought engaged plowing, and Xtlftml Katoa. bud a close call, but is nw improving altogether it looked like a very busy place The Union pacific will sell round trip ; lowly. and could not but leave a most tickets to ?aH Lake, one fare ior round tble impression with the itrangerr The Last week a man slipped sp ' trip, on account of Democratic State con looked prosperous and and said he would pay u, every cent of ci uuuumty Llf vention, Titketg rn sale October 21, his subscription if Us lived until sstur-jdj- p intended local! on, the only; good returning until October 25th, Cs I. Whiadow, Agent. day night. W presume th wan died, j dav outing was w most enjoyable one. Another said h would pay u 8a a day j will cheer-Life aud ' c'f, Y on can earn j.i each day "giving 7 or two as sure as we were bom. fulness irtnrn, if you 'will impel vour indisnsabls.iiousehold Did the roan he, or were we ever born? j hvet anil kidneys to the proper per Otr abohudy New artichrSway. plan of work, makas woold settle of assute formauce their functions. Ir. J. H. ing expertem-- unnecessary 4 nut her said he and success Mcl can s Liver and Balm will certain for eitaer e in anv section, hootikg. We arsTed to the conclusion U itnniatc them to Kidney healthful acitini, Pam pie dozm free. Credit that shooting was not Very cerium. Price $1 per Kittle. given. , Melrose MTg. II Freight paid. dev would to he the go Another hoped Co , 14 Meiro-- e Park. 111. if he did not Jay us in three days. Have. The (h,!i It nr gain blare tins in Nutir ta Tat ra.ver. stock he has tliey writer thing not seen him since, auptoe' I will be at the Weber House, Coalville, on Monday, Tuesdav and Wednestliey mu Quite a nnolbcr tUirlug Ilifir .30 dn)ft' day, OrtnK-the 2Ut, 22nd, and 23rd, l Thet-have hfn nale tomorrow. for the taxes. has not J Df Prices Cream stricken blind or else J J. Jenkins, Podet Baking lie would Tax collector. Fummit county. pay t AwrU4 OoU XUdl Midwtnta Fair. Sa Frincuca. tome. One man told tts .; l8p.. f.rinlats A VETERANS 1 and-belie- , ve h g - well-earne- . eoun-cilme- m Coal-Monda- et . , lien-nett- e, d; hog-raisin- g. Post-offic- STORY. "Several years ago, while in Fort Fuelling. Minn., 1 caught a severe cold, attended w ith a terrible cough, that allowed roe no retU day or night. .The doctors after exhausting their remedies, pronouneed my case hopeless, saying they could do no more for me. At this time a bottle of - F yC-- Pectoral was Cherry sent ' to roe by a friend who urged me to take it, which , ' I did, and soon after I was greatly relieved, and in a short time was completely cured. I have never had much of a cough since that time, and I firmly believe Ayers Cherry dV. II. Pectoral saved niy life. Ward, 8 Quimby AvM Lowell, Mass. AYERS Cherry Pectoral at Hight Awards World Overalls, (Sc a pi 0-- oz AYCR'S FILLS cars lidigeitits tad 1fcUMIN These Linseys are made at the Provo Mills. No other Linseys Equal them. CLOTHING For Men and Youths at from 20 to 30 per cent discount. Fair. Nutate L. Miss Effie Bromley of Echo visited friends in Coalville this wtek. S. A. Parsley of lark City a among to Coalville this the prominent s week. I. rroyder of. Park City was in tow u Wednesday on his way home from Lake. Mrs. George Olsen and children left on Saturday last for Ilopkin-vill- e, Wyo., to join her husband. V. W. Clulf, Jr., an I Win. Wheaton made a trio up the river on business Monday and Tuesday. Miss Carrie Phillips sf Park City was down to, Coalville and Echo on a brief visit to friends this week. Wm. E. Kulf, son of George liutf, went to Salt Lake last week to attend tiie Latter Bay Saints College. of Morgen pasted Daniel ileiner through Coalville Wednesday on his way through the county on badness. Wm. Chappell, Jr., and Ed. Rees made a trip to Uinta tins week for fruit. They took a load of cosi out with them. Hon. J. M. Zane and lion. E. D. R. Thompson of Salt Lake were among the distinguished visitors to Coalville this week. G. Y. Bullock and J, T. Hudson mad a trip to bait Lake this week to procure a Unit 2500 head of sheep for their Ysl-- 1 low Creek ranch. Groceries Fancy and Staple, at prices that defy competition. Our room is large and com- fortable, and we invite the public to inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. . Peoples Mer. Go., ALMA ELDREDGE, Manager. JOHN HOPKIN. DEALER IN Mrs. W. W. Cluff, Misses May aud Lillian Cluff, Miss Elbe Allison and George Beard returned TneKy from Provo, where thev have been u a week's visit. They report having enjoyed themselves greatly. Mrs. Mark Hopkins left Monday on an extended visit with relatives m the east. Pennsylvania is her destination. Her parents reside there ami she expects to remain with them until Christmas. Alexander Wilkini of Provo and Mrs, Hattie Dunn of Park City, father and sister of Buriati and Leroy Will, ins, came t Coalville Wednesday to attend the cwt . $1.00 funeral of lilile Clyde Wilkin, which Potatoes, per ,l Cabbage, was held Thursday. D. C. McLaughlin of Park City was in Onions, 75 Coalville on Monday, He didnt bring Beets, an architect with him, but thought he Turnips, would have a photograph oftt.e court- Parsnips, house taken before lie left. He took a lit of the indigent in thi end of the county. Radishes, per doz. bunches Hon. B. H. Roberts. Hon. John T. Lettuce, per doz. bunches. . Came, Hon. R. C. t n a tubers and the Green Onions, per doz. belts Iiemocranc glee club, composed of Mesi-rs- . and Green Peas, per lb. Pyper. Wliitnev, Pariek Wednesday relerson, arrived in Coalville Beans, per JL afternoon, and held for, It at the Demo- " String ,20 Butter, per H cratic rally omAhat evenings for who F. three u1 the John Kmith, past Eggs, per dozen weeks has been woi kitigon claims in the Spring Chickens, per doz. . new Beaver creek district, was summoned home Tuesday by the i!lnes of Old Chickens, per doz . hta little girl. Mr. bmith reports work Ducks, per dozen Go going on at alnelv rate, and says the Wheat, per bushel prospectus are receiving tnuih encourOats, per cwt ,.,1.00 agement on the various (Ccations. General Merchandise, ECHO CITY, UTAH. Prices for This Week: Groceries & Provisions Produce. - ir.si-dent- lv Green Vegetables. ......... Fr KftlF Barley, per cwt High Patent Flour, per cwt 1.90 single buggy Bran and Shorts, per cwt. .1.00 very cheap, rhmp. One horse, 5 year old, and harness. "Will setL iecause owner intends to leave. Apply at Times fifitf office. 1 r Biveted AYERS . - During October we will sell IVIy Life Utah Dried Fruits. Apples, per ft Awarded IliIiast Haaors Wcrldj Fair. Peaches, ... Plumst Apricots, DR; xo 9 8 8 . J California Evap Fruits CREAM e .'' t r'erj .i.rrdit PS5MB ,!r.r ' MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free froln Ammonia, Alum or any ether adulterant. 40 YIARS THE STANDARD. A Evaporated Peaches, Evaporate&Apples. .... Evaporate Plums Evaporated" Apricots. . . 12 2 Above we quote prices on a few staples, in addition to which we carry a full line of" Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, Patent Medicines, Hardware, Crockery and Glassware; also a complete line of Boots, and Shoes, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps and Clothing. Your patronage is respectfully solicited. Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. " ' x - ' ' croiaiiT licxpiKiiisr. v |