, 1883-12-15

Jas " Ntillg Allt ldlllluH NOUlthlullV 10
billed for CannOn's Hall for next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. He will give the
public something pretty good in the stage
business.
A prospector arrived at Post Cmur d.
Alene this week with the finest nugget yet
taken from the mines. Toby Tubbs, Of
the Post, purchased the specimen, paying
500 for it.
What is more appropriate for a Christ
mas gift for your wife or daughter than u
fine cashmere dress. Chas. Sweeny & Co.
have an elegant stock Of these fabrics in
all shades.
People desiring extra copies Of the RE
VIEW should leave their orders Saturday
afternoon at the latest. We have been
unable to meet the demand for the past
three months.
W. J. Murphy, late Of Fargo. who is
finishing the painting Of Brownies build
ing, will put up paint store on the cor
ner Of First and Post streets, near the
Sprague House.
The southern slopes Of the hills are
taking on shade Of vcrdure. With an
uncertainty regarding future weather the
grass shows decided greenness coming
out at this date.
Chas. BoySf is selling a number Of lots
ping point on the lake for the mines
There seems TO be a boom up that way at
the present time.
Before selecting your holiday presents,
don't forget TO inspect the fancy goods de-
partmCnt at Chas. Sweeny x Co.'S, where
all the latest novelties are displayed in
endless profusion.
Harry Hayward has ordered a stock Of
one thousand dollars worth of fishing
tackle from New York City for next sea-
son. Great Moses how we sympathize
with the poor little fish.
VIM. Kaiser Of the Sprague House will
open his new lunch stand at the depot next
week, at least that is the calculation now,
1t viii be complete in every detail and
will be supplying a long felt want.
II YOU desire to present friend with
something elegant in the way Of holiday
gifts just step into Hcath's at the post Of
flee book store, and make vOur selection
before the cream Of the stock Is sold.
The chimney Of Lawson Bros. store
burned out Tuesday evening, creating
some attention. one Of these days fire
will take hOl of something more Valu-
abl" than chimneys, then look out for a
heap Of trouble.
The new opera house is assuming shape
and a very robust shape it is. d. d. Squicr
is to get upa drop curtain and a set Of
scenery for the StagN. As he is very dcft
with the pencil we expect something quite
nobby in that Line.
The most elegant assortment OF Photo
graph Albums, Autograph Albums.
Fancy Stationery, books, chrome cards,
and the usual stock kept in a first-clrss
book store ever brought into the Falls
can bcsfound AZ Ilcnth's.
II the ladies Of this city who are mixing
preparations 10 receive on New Years
day will send in their names we will take
TlrasUrc in publishing list. A postal
through the postoilice Will answer the
purpose Of informing us.
The gentleman who came into tho office
last Saturday evening and ordered q copy
Of the REVIEW forwarded to Nellie Gil
lum, forgot to leave the address, or the
same was m!sliid. VIII he please call
and have the mistake rectihed?
That great examination is over at last
and joy illuminatCs only a portion Il the
contestants. We would like to he around
at the close Of a bitter legal contest where
a judges decision threw all parties inter
csted into fit Of happy hilarity.
Mr.. Swartz, of the late firm Of II. J.
Brown & Co., lcft minute statement Of
his sidtOf the ease IN the recent Difficult
ties drawn up for the benefit Of the crcdi-
fOrs, but waRt Of space prevents MS from
giyingthe dAumCnt in It's entirety.
Fred. Furh, the Riverside avenue har-
ness dealer, has changed his location from
the ol stand 10 the bu aiding on the same
street in the rear Of l.. Ieigler's stove
store. Hope Mr.. Furth may find an in
crease Of business in his new establish
ment.
The best posted land attorney is Judge
Lewis. He vleSll see YOU through con-
test or any cOnll Heated lind matter IT, any
one cam II in any difficulties Of any kind
on your government ltnl call on him on
east side Of Howard street, near the post
Office.
We were not surprised to see our friend
VIM. Griffin, Of the Cash store, flying
around more spry than usual this week
and exhibiting SIN les as large as a cellar
door when we learned that an eleven and
a hall pound boy is doing the vocal act in
his household.
4 company Is at work running tClc-
graph line into the mines from the Mis-
sion. A force IL now at work putting on
the wires. Chas. +. RunyOn is the super
intendcnt Of the new line. lie expects to
have everything in working order by the
lst Of February.
Mack's Chop House was opened to tho
public Wednesday. Il is located in the
bull ling rccen ly occupied 10y S,oll &
HYDE ls u dental office, on Main street,
just around tho corner from Howard.
Mack proposes to keep up a first-class
stand, and he will do It.
Nov is the appointed timo TO subscribe
for tht REVIEW at the commencement Of
a new\year. II you take il yourself send
another copy to your friends abroad. It
would be a holiday gift that many would
appreciate, besides spreading information
regarding your city and county.
Prof. |. G. Libby is now making the
necessary arrangements to occupy the new
college building on the north side Of the
river, and the next term Of that fine edu-
cational institution will be held in the
magnificent building that is an ornament
Us well as great credit to the city.
Workmen commenced operations on
FrcienriclI & Bcrg's new improvements
on the corner Of Main and Howard streets
Thursday. The old building will be
hauled into position Immediately and the
additional houses run up a. fast rs a large
force Of carpenters can nail them together.
Rima will take possession OF his iewelry
store Monday. There is no deception
about this statement. Mr.. r. has been
Slow DuI lefTlbly sure. fNefylnlnH nau
to be in shape before the room could be
occupied, and that interior preparation Is
now complete. We defer any further
particulars until the removal takes place.
It would have turned the head Of old
Ishmael himself 10 have seen the fine, fat
deer and box Of beautiful Pend d'Oreille
lake trout which Paul Lesueur sent down
to District Attorney Hyde ON Thursday.
Hyde soon found, from the way strings
Of trout and cuts OF venison were circu-
lating, that he had more friends than he
ever dreamed Of
We make room in this issue for an arti-
Gle taken from Pdcifc Coast on Spokane
Falls, believing that il will be read with
more interest than anything we might
write. From the ear marks we know IL
TO be the production OF c. B. Carlisle,
formerly newspaper man Of this city,
and to-day one Of the easiest and ablest
writers in the northwest,
As will be seen by card that the firm Of
Harrison 4 Townsend has beendissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Townsend has gone