, 1884-03-08
SCRAPINGS.

Forma fire department.
Board Of Trade tonight.
The days are elongating,
Business is just booming.
The hotel keeper smileth.
"To the mines" is the cry.
The falls are in good shape.
Fishing tackle is in demand.
Electric light in the early future.
Fine new billiard tables at the Pantheon.
Kitchen help is terrible scarce in the city.
For choice liquors and cigars go to the
Pantheon.
The town was full Of howls against rail
road this week.
Job work Of every description done at
the REVIEW office.
Marshal Hyde has an office in Wells
Fargo express office.
The mails are now arriving with some
degree or regularity.
| People are going into the mines at the
rate OF over l5O per day.
Real estate is changing hands and prices
have an upward tendency.
The arrival OF land hunters makes busi-
ness active at the land office.
Extra copies Of this weeks paper will be
! found at Browns news stand.
Cove & Bean shipped a large envoice OF
| goods to Belknap Wednesday.
One Of the issues will be the sidewalk
| question in the spring election.
The Pantheon reading room is always
| supplied with the latest papers.
Beef tea, the popular beverage, can be
had at the Pantheon. Try a dose.
There is too much coqueting about early
! spring TO make the season popular.
Call at Che Pantheon, on Howard street,
for the very best liquors and cigars.
Weeks q Magee have a public hack on
the road. Bob. Sypert is the engineer.
The epic, or sOmethingof the kind, is
working large per cent. Of the pOpula-
| ton.
A car load Of doors, windows and blinds
just received at +. L. stones Lumber
Yard.
The earth has appeared to view once
more after long burial under the snow.
Pleasant change.
Every mother should keep Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral for immediate use, in case Of
Group and sudnen Colds.
Steph. Whitman has sold his coy little
residence in the southern part Of town to
party from Minneapolis.
Choice seed oats can be obtained from
Taylor, Sharkey & Co. Order carly be-
fore the supply is exhausted
The public Is learning that there IL no
brand Of -four In the market equal to the
Echo Roller Mill production.
Chas. Boyer will have his insurance Of
fee in the room on Main street occupied
BY Justice Allen for the present.
Parties knowing themselves indebted to
d. NJ. Drumheller will find a notice that
interests them in another column.
c. II. PEBBLES & Co., proprietOrs Of EN-
press No. l, talk to the public through the
columns Of the REVIEW this week.
The building recently occupied by
Charles Boyer has been turned into a hotel
and is now known as the Germania
House.
The ladies Of the All Saints Episcopal
Church are under obligations to Col. c. G.
Bradshaw, who kindly furnished curtains
for the chapel.
Preaching at the Congregational church
tomorrow, both mOrntbg and evening at
IL and O'Clock. Sunday School after
mOrning services 1915.
/. T. Benham has been invited to make
bid for finishing the handsome brick
Catholic College in process OF construction
Wednesday morning introduced a sharp
and decidedly disagreeable change in the
weather. A sprinkle dtspOw and wave
Of chill produced the trouble.
Bids offered for ezcavating or grading
Of any description,
By JAMES Z. Roe,
Once Black Hawk Stables, Spokane
Falls, W. T.
Charley Carson owns a building on
Howard street at the corner Of Sprague
which is being over hauled and renovated,
II will be occupied by Mrs! Robinson as
a millinery establishment.
The e3ressible J. T. Macarthur is kept
busy watching the arrivals Of the train.
Nc is an indefatigable worker and has
contributed largely toward bringing Spo-
kane before the outer world.
We call the attention Of shippers to the
new card Of Taylor Sharkey 4 Coz These
gentlemen are good, responsible men and
are prepared 10 do a general commission
business. Do not fail to see them.
Peter Roach, our Main street gunsmith,
was married last Sunday evening. Rev:
&. C. Burnett performed the ceremony,
and Peter has been the object Of consid-
erable cOhgratulatiOn since the event.
Mrs. Chas. Sweeney met with painful
accident this week by which the sight Of
one Of her eyes was threatened. We are
pleased to be able TO state that the lady
Is now almost entirely over the injury.
The railroad company propose to en-
large the depot at this place. II Is about
time work had commenced as there
Is not a statiot on the road that stands in
more need Of better accommodations OF
this kind.
Attention is called to the fact that E. H.
Jameson is advertising for bids TO build
his new block. He desires 1t to be under
stood that no one has been engaged to
superintend the construction, but that
the lowest bidder secures the work.
Geo. Brandt has secured the exclusive
water right at the Echo Roller Mill for the
use Of the electric light company that he
represents. George means business in
this matter and proposes to have his cleo
tr1c machinery in running order in a short
time.
This week Paul ]. Strobach, secretary
Of the Library Association, has made no.
tice TO the subscribers for the stock Of the
Association " call at his Office to pay up
and receive certificate. All Interested will
please take notice. A word TO the wise
dCG., &C.
u. L. Swarts opened up his sporting
emporium Monday in Berg's new block.
The new candidate for public patronage
carries a full line Of sportsmen's goods
and fine stock Of cigars, tObaccos, pipes,
etc. Mr. Swarts is meeting with consid-
erable success in the venture.
The notion store Of Gum 4 Rowland
has been closed, the proprietors conclu-
ding 10 try other ventures. DR.. Rowland
will con ine his soda factory, an industry
that has grown under his hands, as It
should seeing that the Doctor makes a
choice article Of beverage.
The contract for two-story frame bull