, 1884-04-19


The sun came out after few days re-
tirement and made a great many warm
friends by the manner in which he got
down to solid employment.
A letter from the mines informs us that
gambler was shot at Murrysville Sun
day. No particulars, just a plain case Of
shoot. He coppered and was loaded.
To THE LADIEs.-Mr. A. Pincus, pro-
prietor Of the Ladies' Suit Parlor will open
Tuesday, April 22nd, in Union Block one
Of the finest stock OF Ladies' Dresses and
Dolmans ever offered in this city and will
sell them at Eastern prices. Give him a
call.
Alex. Shannon opened out his whole
sale and retail liquor establishment this
week without fuss or ostentation, and is
catching on to a heavy share OF the fluid
trade.
Complaint reaches us that INSCRIPTIONS
white men are selling liquor to the In
dians. Men who engage in that traffic
should be punished to the full extent Of
the law.
The small stream that crosses Riverside
aveune at DR.. Burch's place, is an annoy
ing impedinent to pedestrianism. 1t
should be confined to channel and
bridged
A large share Of the population took in
Cheney this week in the capacity Of plain
tifis, defendants, witnesses or some OF
those things that savors OF law and big
expenses.
Bear in mind That you will find the
largest stock Of fine chandeliers, library
laplds and all kinds Of lamp stock at Por-
ter's Drug Store ever brought to the Falls
Sold very low.
We can hardly surpass any other city
in the United States in job work, but at
the same time this office is prepared to do
job printing in a style highly compll-
mentary to the art.
To THE LADIEs.-Mr. A. Pincus. pro-
rrictor OF the Ladies' Suit Parlor will open
Tuesday, April 22nd, in Union Block one
Of the finest stocks Of Ladies' Dresses and
Dolmans, ever offered in this city and
will sell them at Eastern prices. Give
him a call.
We direct attention to the card Of NJ. II.
Kelliher, in another column, who has one
ofthe largest stocks of goods in his line
on the upper coast. Call on him in the
rear Of the postoliice.
&c. GDvo is living in well built and
commodious new residence on Riverside
avenue that the carpenters knock ed to-
gethor for him in just three weeks to a
day. 1t was a ground hog case.
The "favorie resort" is favorite at
traction Vne longer. A failure to draw
drew the Proprietor into numerous finan-
ciall embarrassments, that resulted in a
visit from the sheriff. F'dle Varieties.
The Chairman OF the Republican Cen
tral Committee has changed his notifica-
tion to read "to be hell at Cheney" II
we have said anything in this connection
that we are sorry for we arc glld OF 1t.
A new two-story building has ripped q
hole in the atmosphere down on the fiat
west OF town. II they arc not careful that
section VIII be Ihstered all over with
dwellings in a couple Of moro months.
Geo. T. Crane is whooping up tho hard
ware business by scattering attractively
painted Sign boards about the country.
George never sleeps and has the right
idea about catching the eye OF the public.
There was masquerade carnival at the
rink Monday night. Not great deal Of
mask nor a plethora OF carnival. Still
there was big stock Of fun thrown on
the market, and a good many partakers.
TO i1IE LADIEs.-Mr. A. PincGs, pro-
prietOr OF the Ladies' Suit Parlor will open
Tuesday, April 22nd, in Union Block one
Of the finest stocks Of Ladies Dresses and
Dolmans ever offered in this city and will
sell them at Eastern prices. Give him
call.
Baxter & Lee, our flourishing painters,
have the thanks Of the force for box OF
very line cigars. The boys are always
doing the handsome thing for the printers,
which gives 'enl an additional show for
paradise. U
W. c. Gray, OF the California House, is
about to utilize the attic Of that hdstelry.
Carpenters are engaged fixing up the sky
house a large additional sleeping accom-
modations.
BY some hocus pocus the list Of city
officials published on the outside was not
changed this week. The fellows there
who ought not to be and those who are
not there who ought to be will please ac-
cept our apology.
Services at the Congregational church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock. Ser
mon by Rev. Henry Brook. Sabbath
school at 1915. No service in the evening.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:3O.
All cordially invited.
A new beer hall, shooting gallery, bowl
ing alley and general resort for those who
have time to indulge in such sports will
be thrown open next Saturday. 1t is To-
Gated on Riverside avenue, between How
ard and Stevens streets.
To THE LADIEs.-Mr. A. Pincus, pro-
prietor Of the Ladies' Suit Parlor will open
Tuesday, April 22nd, in Union Block one
Of the finest stocks Of Ladies Dresses and
Dolmans ever offered in this city and will
sell them at Eastern prices. Give him
call.
Notwithstanding the fact that the town
is full Of people, lots Of whom are slIirm
ishing for living, everything is SO quiet
that the local searcher feels like going
into back alley an committing suicide
just for the sake OF making an item.
Parties leased the upper story OF Kohl
bofT a Abal's laroa buildinO at tho cornar