, 1883-10-27
SCRAPINGS.

Numerous grain teams filed into the city
Tuesday.
e All the towns on the line are bidding for
the mining trade.
An Encampment is to lie organized in
this city tonight.
Charley Carson receives fresh oysters
from the East daily.
Traut & Chamberlin have a fine boot
and shoe establishment.
George Henderson has bonded several Of
the claims at the Cgur d'Alene mines and
has men working them.
Jay Rails troupe performs in this place
next Wednesday evening.
The bright weather makes builders feel
good, but it can't last always.
Workmen were putting cornice on DR..
Burch's new brick this week.
The Land Office is now located in the
new building in Central Block.
A two-story building has been almost
completed this week, east OF the REVIEW
office.
DIR. Burch has arranged for building a
new residence on his lot on east Riverside
avenue.
The railroad pay car was dealing out the
ducats Wednesday to the boys at this point
on the line.
Mrs. T. C. Watson is building pretty
cottage for rent on the eastern end Of Riv-
erside avenue.
Charley Merriman has out an illumi-
mated sign stating that he dishes up fresh
oysters at all hours.
@ It is expected that the new Methodist
college will be open to scholars by the
middle Of next month.
The rain that fell Wednesday was Of a
quality similar to other vIsitations OF like
kind but curtailcd in quantity.
A little Of the recent rain three months
ago would have been worth great big
American dollars to the grangcr.
? Every week new houses spring up in
some part Of town. There are so many
that it is hard to keep run Of them.
When young men visit about town they
should not postpone their departure tn
early dawn. It is a dead give away.
Our streets present an animated appear
ance during the pleasant weather, thr6nged
as they are with people and vehicles.
sam Hayes purchased $1,000 worth Of
goods from Sweeny and Company Thurs
day, which he will at once take into the
mines.
NJ. Thompson d Co. are almost buried
in grain at their Office on Howard street.
They are too crowded to receive any more
at present.
A barricade Of brick south Of the rail
road looks as though some one contcm-
plated improving and using burnt clay as
an ingredient.
The painters have smeared the now col
lege with a vary handsome shade Of paint,
that is vast improvement to the con-
spicuous structure.
The new side walk in front Of FrCnch's
brick does away with the familiar old rat
a-tat-a that formerly responded-t6 the foot
steps Of the traveller.
A stack Of trunks as high as a house
Uttered the depot platform Sunday morn
ing, indicating that the population had
absorbed another increase.
Carson has purchased the building occu-
pied by G. A. Absalom as land Office,
and will proceed to utilize the premises in
connection with his present business.
A new bridge has been thrown over
Hangman creek, on the road to Cheney,
in the Place Of the dangerous old rattle
trap that has done duty for 50 long a
time.
The change Of time on the railroad will
awaken a sign Of relief among those who
are compelled by the nature Of their bus
mess, to be on hand at the arrival Of the
trains.
c. II. Duncan & Company have rented
Marshal Hyde,s building, in Union block,
and will open one Of the finest saloons in
the Territory about the middle Of next
month.
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