, 1884-05-24
SCRAPINGS.

Lumber is low down now.
Three circuses are coming.
Next Friday is Memorial Day.
Farmer. complain OF dryness.
Hot weather is tapping humanity.
The town is covered with show paper.
Reports from the mines are encouraging
The cut on lumber makes builders feel
happy.
Try your luck for the ten dollars at the
Riverside Casino.
Royal Marionettes at the Opera House
Tuesday evening.
The indications are that we are to have
a run on amusements.
The Assessor has been tackIlng the citi-
zen for a week or more.
For Sl6you can purchase stylish spring
suit at Sherwood h Dempsie.
| The officers keep in practice by pulling
plain and ornamental drunks.
Judge Cox has opened law Office up
stairs over Snyder Brothers store.
Sip your beer where there is something
going On-at the Riverside Casino.
Ziegler& & Son received a large new stock
OF stoves and hardware this week.
II now looks as though the water works
are TO be constructed beyond a doubt.
The jubilee singers gave a grand enter
tainment.-Bismdrk Tribune, May 18Th.
Some very fine trout have been caught
in the river near the city during the week.
W. w. Coles circus is billed for the 26th
Of July. Taking time by the forelock, as
It were.
The Masons will give a grand ball in
Joys Opera House on the evening Of
June 9th.
The Transportation company has made
a reduction Of fare between this place and
/ the mines.
Adams gave the boys a chance to test
his beer Friday. They pronounced the
| grade tip-top.
Ben Scheeline is putting up large and
attractive residence on Second street, south
Of the railroad.
Mr.. Sam. Heller will open meat market
on Monday, one door below the Germania
Hotel, on Howard street.
After quite a successful term the public
schools closed last weeG for several
months vacation.
Sergeant Moore has just built a neat
cottage on Riverside avenue, east Of the
Episcopal Church.
The good effects OF Ayers Sarsaparilla
on a debilitated person are felt at once, and
a cure follows rs use.
Warm weather has brought on that an
nual epidemic the spring fever, and it is
efiecting a good many.
George Graves calls his transportation
| rigs the "Blue Line" Hope it may prove
! the yellow line for hrm.
| Carter Brothers advertise the Bonanza
and Hollinsworth sulky hay rake. Every
| farmer should have one.
! L A.. Al.
| form the rites Of confirmation at the Epis-
| copal Church tomorrow.
Mr.. Sam Heller will open q meat market
on Monday, one door below the Germania
Hotel, on Howard street.
II the fire fiend will hold of for few
months the town will be in a shape 10
welcome it with deluge.
Al SOmers has our thanks for a liberal
/ supply Of the popular celery, beef and
| iron tonic for medical use.
A new paper is announced for Daven-
/ DOrt. A young gentleman named War
ner Is interested in the venture.
| The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
/ will give a social at the residence Of +. II.
Jameson next Tuesday evening.
h Mr.. Sam. HelIerwill opena meat market
/ on Monday, one door below the Germania
| Hotel, on Howard street.
The base ball players get out in the
evening and enjoy themselves catching
enlargements, Of the finger joints.
The city is environed with smoke. It
| looks as though the forest fires had COM
menced unusually carly this season.
| Mr.. L. p. Ahern, made the highest score
so far at the Riverside Casino, bowling
one hundred and thirty-four points.
The new building alongside Of George
| McGlauhin's wagon factory covers a good
deal of space both longlout and high up.
A correspondent informs us that Mr..
Dow, OF California, delivered an eloquent
| Temperance lecture at Larene, last Sunday.
Mr.. Sam. Heller will open a meat mar
ket on MondaN one door below the Ger
mania Hotel, on Howard street.
Mr.. Sam Heller will open a meat market
on Monday, one door below the Germania
/ Hotel, on Howard street.
The City Council favor an extension Of
/ Riverside avenue; in fact, that body favors
anything that tends to improve the city.
The metal coEniees for the new brick at
| the corner Of AIatn and Mill streets, were
manufactured in this city by NJ. Aber-
nethy.
James n. Glover is building very large
row Of tenement houses on the bank Of the
river, at the corner Of Stevens and Front
streets.
The water-cart was out Tuesday morn
/ ing much 10 the relief Of the public and
| greatly TO the improvement Of the public
streets.
Mr.. Cannon has had the hall in his bank
building, on Riverside avenue, converted
into offices, and will have no trouble rent
ing them.
Regular services at the Congregational
| Church tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
| Sunday School at l2:l5 p. NJ. No evening
services.
! The cowboys who were arrested We'd
nesday for shooting in tho city could not
pay the fine, and were taken to Cheney for
Incarceration.
Two neat two-story residences were
built on the fat west Of town this week.
! Considerable Of city is springing up in
that locality.
| The firm OF Adams& 4 McClennan, doing
a brewing business, has been dissolved
mutually, Mr.. Adams still conducting
/ the brewery.
Shaw's Silver Plate Circus performs here
on June 5th. 1t never rains but il pours,
and the town Is about to have deluge in
| entertainments.
Through the instrumentality Of powder
Land severe muscular strain, rock-ribbed
Front street is being slowly ground down
TO a dead level.
Cove, Bean 4 Co. have received very
large addition to their already large stock
OF groceries during the week, direct from
eastern markets.
The way that housesare going up every
where, would lead a stranger to believe
that such a thing as dull times is not
known in this city.
Phosa McAllister returns and gives
another perfOrmapce in this city next
Tuesday evening. She has been very sue
cessful in Portland.
During the exhibition Of lawnessness at
the "Bay Windows" Wednesday, the two
roughs fired three shots through the front
door Of the building.
A man named Cox fell into the oxcays-
/ ton Of Moore's block this week and was
considerably jammed up. A suit for
I Iauaanaa 10 fu1La1 ~