, 1883-12-15
SCRAPINGS.

Nmas gifts at City Drug Store.
A little ice in the air this week.
Nice Christmas candies at Bertand's.
Our hotels are still stuffed with people.
Christmas one week from next Tuesday.
Thursday night was the cOldest,of the
winter.
See those handsome Christmas cards at
Hcath's.
Business is booming on the edge the OF
holidays.
Another business house is added to the
list week.
The shortest days in the year arc COM
ing on duty.
Echo mills continues to roll out fine
grade Of flour.
A ccouSiderablo floating population in
the city lust now.
The express messengers enjoy the lay
over at this place.
\ new store is to open out in Browne's
Block in a short time.
Jas. O'Neill at Cannon's Hall Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
The indications are that a new town will
spring up at CRur d'Alene Post.
Charley MerriInan talks Of opening an
oyster house at Post CRur d'Alcne.
Marston & Sheppard open their doors
in Union Block to the public to-day.
There were more orders for the REVIEW
last week than we could possibly fill.
That fresh sanguinary front Of Cranes
store strikes the eye rather suddenly.
A new building is under way on Post
street, across from the SpTgue House.
Osborn, the photographer, is having his
hands full as the the holidays approach.
Spokane Chapter, No. ., II. A. NJ,
meets the 2nd and 4th Saturdays Of each
month.
II you want to buy holiday goods al.
ways call upon business firms that ad-
vertise.
Frank Aliens Centlcmcn's reading room
in Union Block is most elegantly fitted
and furnished.
Several parties struck for the Big Bend
country this week in spite OF the character
Of the weather.
Men are still moving into the mines.
The trail from here will probably remain
open all winter.
The Palace saloon, at the corner Of Main
and Howard streets, will be opened to the
public tonight.
For throat and lung difficulties, Ayers
Cherry Pec:Oral, when scasOnably taken,
is a certain specific.
S. G. COTman wants te buy some good
cows. Those who have them to sell should
bring on the bOvines.
Those posted. on the run Of winters in
this upper country look wise and say get
ready for next month.
We are informed that a scheme is on
foot 10 start a temperance and wonan's
suffrage paper at COlfaN.
Smoked venison is one of the delicarics
Of the season, il ones taste hankcreth
after that kind Of provendpr.
Some Of our Sunday schools will in
dulyc in Christmas trees, the particulars
Ui which we will give in due time.
Tbara viii lao NO scr,iccs At tho T,,,o.o.
catlonul church tomorrow, on account o,
TlastCr.ng and repairs being made.
The clerk has been very generous in his
distriLution of weather tbis weak ,Thnro rI.G
was a good deal Of gil. edge about il.
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.ia.ns s'''' pay i"s 'iio "c'' NJ Pi'''
''cre'oi'
We call attention to the card Of r. W.
rorIest' VINO Is oileT,hg ms large STOCK OF
gIoceIles AT Cost mere IL chahce loi
parg"iis'
There is some talk Of forminga fire com
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ike them In Town. Tbev apo going 1. gn.
inc. going 7' -
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morni,o fbo ,raditors S" 6jdd,, thn S,oljs
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W. see IN tne distance the frame WORK
on Herbert Perciyai's place, about mile
north Of the city.
Hardly n man in tho CITY, who can ,,ot
away from business for owe, III sbort Nh ii,no ~,
put VIII lake run upto the Ceur d'Alene
mines IN the spring.