, 1884-08-02
SCRAPINGS.


Jamieson's brick.
- Henry White, who has spent several
months at Eagle, is in the city.
- The Little Gem saloon, on Riverside
avenue, is among the things that were.
- For Sale at a Bargain-A frst-class
Harvester and Cord Binder. Apply to
/. L. Irving.
- Parties wishing to purchase dry slab
wood should leave orders at the Office Of
Cannon's mill.
Judging from the preparations, there
Will be general massacre Of chickens and
grouse next month.
90 The greater the humbug, the greater
the success. Barnum thou ht so, so does
all other showmen.
We see by dispatch that carmen
ter named CarutheIs was killed by light
ming at Spngue Monday.
1t is a low estimate to put the re-
ceipts OF the single performance Of Coles
circus in this city at $4,000.
- Persons arc warned against purrhas-
ing any notes purporting to be drawn by
II. A. Myers. See card elsewhere,
-. Painters and paper hangers are re-
modelling the interior a the building re-
Gently occupied by ChaA Merriman.
- The large two-story Nuildngs in the
western part Of the city, OSsrlooking the
river and falls are nearing cOhppletiOu.
On account at the circus openilx at 4
2. NJ, the game Of baseball adVertiseiNor
the afternoon was indefinitely postponed
Spencer, the quill shower Of the dhc-
ney Sentinel, and Frank Clark, the livery
king OF the same burg, made us aSall
Monday.
p Miss Charlotte Thompson Is pleasing
the people Of Salem, Oregon. BY request
she protracted her stay in that city three
nights extra.
Parties having second hand furniture
to sell will find il to their interest to call at
Halls second hand store on Main street
west Of Howard.
The city slips back into the old place
and looks exceedingly quiet from the con-
trast circus day. sun our merchants are
doing something.
80 One fellow who came into see the
circus fell early in the day and the only
menageric that he saw was the insect in
habitants Of the Jail,
= Bob Ingorsoll Is the next suction ap-
piled TO the pockets Of the community
Almost all the reserved seats have been
sold at this carly date.
- Everybody CONNECTED with the cir
Gus was on the skin, and those who were
a little careless with their money found
mo difficulty ir getting rid Of it.
- One Of the advantages u the Big
Bend country is the absence Of frosts late
an the spring. Tobacco was grown near
Badger Mountain that was not nipped.
Capt. Haines, Of Post Coeur a. Alene,
is in the city on a visit The genial sol
dicr manages to enjoy his scmi-occa-
slonal visits among his many friends here.
- The eloquent orator, Robt G. Inger-
soll,i the next public attraction. He will
draw like mustard plaster, and the
hoWery Bob. VIII give the multitude the
worth Of their money.
u JOo Warren II of duty for day or
two, which time he will spend at his home
near Deep Creek Falls. By the way, Joe
Is looming up a. possible candidate for
Sherit on the Democratic ticket.
- The stranger who laborcd under the
erroneous idea that the back country is
not settled up should have been in the
city yesterday. People wondered where
No many men and pretty girls came from.
W. Harper, a young gentleman from
Oakland, Cal, is In the city canvaS,ing
for Prof. L. Smiths great work,
Thoughts on Daniel and the Rayrla.
iion.' Il isa valuable book, and he is
finding ready sale for It,
90 We are Informed by a fgrmtr resi-
dent Of Montgomery that Judger Turner
VIII arrive here in a week or teIr days aud
spend a fcw days in our city, and leaving
his family here will make a tim through
his distric! to select a place of rGsidpncr.
Mr. AI,p,s o,. q, ,,, .,.,,.t,.,..,
r,.,,,,,,i...l,.,,,,,,' = - -, "t,P'''i''-,,, ~,
nrnrs"d Si onco ~ nr,,,i,o E,t igo",,A' KY ,. VIII
county and arrange for tho election of
officers this fall. This matter has, from
one cause and another, been delayed too
long already.
- Mrs. T.. J. Wcbstor drn1Ftpl Tups.
DAY on a visit tn her home in CaI,fprni1.
The lady has been IN very pnur health
since her hrSl arrival IN or city year
IEN. ~ u"lIs ulaS lnr l''P SCUM may
IioNo "N'l'i'''u ana tH't' a. permanent
'u'c'
A private Utter from Elglp city to
DIR. Scott states that bedrock has been
reached on Prichard creek, ono.hal' mii'
below Eagle, that X now paying $50 In
the pan. steam pumps have been placed
are anparriI M i' ihc ann VT '''''"'' i'''
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''tnB a ~ - t''iliy H,l''l, u, lhG cor
- VI ,.',' ~ Va a''u ."'l' S's.tN lutS-
sagl Suuns iIl"Il was pusheI through
bS ~ l,i,ii ~ i"ii.y NY ruN're S'oT''
li,. otiy VI sue l'''lcS '' N"s "'Tes.cn' 1It ine
gul,y peIsoh Ss'AP,'d. hesuIl-ll"Hey
"u' Lne pi''e Vi ''o G''s>'
I
ported as mysteriously missing last week.
n Ie,ur'eJ " ~ t ,ne Jly M"nnay =, after an ab-
s'i.I,i,,,. y, ,,,t ~ t,, :, sqe's slI' N"H
'i'isi ''''s's ~ y, H. - .'"iai 'a',l', anu WnN
- 49,. ~ " a 'oi 'uiils OUT 70
ut an
- An old granger was Ia the city Mon
day with a couple Of bear cubs ihnt he
had caught near here Saturday. lie was
giving an illustration Of the nentleness
Of his pets when ono one Of them tried
to swallow his arm creating jov In the
audience and consterna tion in tho owner.
L.. tIt,,,t...,,,r. ..,,.,
Iiyerv stable man of Snan,,le snd ~ Al
Rrown- one 81 tbe fir.t ssttIsr, ~ ina H.,
Rend denartedtfnr thor ros,acti,,, hS,,,,',ss
yVoJnasday nfter bayin,, .a5i,,,,,,,,J -,
,rsi dsys Y, o,,r cit, mr., i,S,ih ro,'.,.,
cranS Ioohing mn IN tbair distrir,s S 'IUI pnd
siato tkat tbo EaGs viii nrohaI,i,, h., H.
,,arfet Tor a mainr,tv of ibe nr,Jrco WV
In our notice the other day OF the
meeting Of the members Of the Catholic
church for the purpose Of making ar
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