, 1883-09-01
sCRAPINGs.

Decorate.
September LIST.
Local on fourth page.
Celebration one week from tomorrow
September lst-commencement Of fall
Trains are now running through to st.
Paul.
The last spike goes down Saturday,
Sept. sth.
The thinest kind Of a she mbled
Thursday.
Walla walla is to do the reception act in
good style.
"snido" shows must give the Falls a
wide berth.
French will be installed in his new block
this month.
A minstrel show showeth here on the
18th instant.
- The minstrels perform here next Thurs.
day evening.
The lumber yard south Of the ailroad
growing thick.
Take hand in the reception and don't
fail to decorate.
Let everybody aid in making the re-
ception a buster.
NJ. E. Warren is daily in receipt Of fresh
California fruits.
Extra copies Of this weeks issue can be
had at this office.
All reports show that the cut grain i,
yielding pretty fair. 4.
Rima's brick viii be ready to take pos,
session by the 18th.
The measles are frescong some Of the
chilifen Of the city.
City Council holds a regular monthly
session Monday night.
Every resident in the city should sub,
scribe for the REVIEW.
The indications point to a continuation
Of the building disease.
The merchants are preparing to open
out fall and winter stocks.
Fine French candies just received by
NJ. E. Warren. Try them.
The demand for wood has grown with
the change Of temperature.
There has been a tint about the air thai
brings up visions Of overcoats.
Farmers will now find ready market
IoL tneir gram III Spokahe ans
The spike Of precious metal goes down
in few days. Prepare to whOop.
Several parties now propose to try then
luck in the Ceur d'Alene gold fields.
~ GIoSer Noi''eus Io.iiui'y III .anion
nan ,'iis evening ana Hi"nu'y nish''
'a'iy i'1s Pu' ~ oiio p'er III '',e center
oi Tue river ior .ne ios' street orluge'
ne express oiiiee Is 10 nave 'i'e roon'
III the rear Oh 'ne ne" oanN Ou'iuihg'
D'snop II, n ii"rsrone Pro'c''eS III ''iS
NHesiio0iiSt HPiseoP"i NnuIei' 'o-'''orlo"'
: ne vans VI Se,''''i i'i'eN Sre mis''
up 70 c"ii''ec' "''ii 'iio iooi o' t'ie ouiu'i's'
o. =. nam" liaS Puic,,1seu los irolll
H. T. hee'eS' Oh 'ile s"u'h siue oi the raii'
Ioau'
os' 'i'iii 's PesBiis ""ay ua'iy' some
oiueiS nave oeeii ie'ei'eu ioi "e" gram
nour'
marry hay"aru Is soon 10 occupy tne
room now used Oy the FIRST National
nahk.
a. NJ. cannon GMDNNLN 10 DullI one OF
the finest residences in this MINER country
this fall.
Let the strange visitors see that we are
alive to the importance of the new order
of things.
Three new locomotives for the o. r. n.
10 diro,.t from, pbu,doI,,biaN horo
No'' uiiec' iIoiii iiiiluei phiA' P'''Scu here
N,oi,,t,i,ori,,,,
,o toin in tb, reco,,ion os tbo Iast ln,Lors
,Lo.L ,L
rorsor 10 s,,,,o,, with the .I.,,5o =,
the new br;dgo uistoworing bigb aboye
,ho ,orrent
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i'gns 1 olJ NJ u..-,......, -.
new d. . W. ""''S ie''uIou U" 'e'n'
perance IN the CongregatiohaI Church sat
urday night'
The corner on butter was broken tins
week, and yet the slippery article OF diet
calls for a dollar roll.
The smell OF burning wood in the morn
ing, with which the atmosphere is preg-
Ea4 .4frflr distinct