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day. They were pulled, and locked up ii
the town Jail, where they fought anothel
round just to be companionable.
One Of the finest pieces OF sign worl
ever turned out in this part Of the country
has just been completed and put in plac,
for S, Heath, and is the work OF thos,
prime artists, Baxter Il Lee. The jol
would be credit TO any house in tn,
land.
Eugene ]. Fellowes is now acting a,
agent for the Spokane Falls and Cwul
d'Alene transportation company, anC
from the fact that he personally superin
tends the departure Of the stages, it is evi
dent that he takes deep interest in the
success Of the concern.
II you want desirable residence or bust
ness property, go to Allen, Boyer a Clarke
on Main street. That firm have somt
choice property on Howard, Sprague
Riverside, and on the outskirts Of the city
Call and see them before buying, They
take pleasure in showing property to par
ties desiring to locate in this city.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector II
/ W. Fairweather, Of Spague, is in the city
/ looking after offenders against the reve
| nue. laws. II will be well for people han
/ ding liquors and cigars to " look lcedl,
| OUT or they may be caught in a box, no
| through any intention Of fraud bu
| through ignorance Of tina law.
! S. J. Holland has rented one Of tn,
] handsome store rooms in Brownies block
and will next week open out a large stock
Of imported and domestic liquors ant
| cigars, doing an exclusive wholesale busi
ness. Mr., Holland is from the east. and
commands large capital, which, with hi
/ experience, ought to insure him success,
I in his venture.
Anindividual with no fear OF the. law
/ before his eyes picked up a case Of coal oil
| from in front Of Cove & Beams store Fri,
day and sold the fluid to W. c. Gray
proprietor Of the California House. The
matter was reported to Marshal HYDE and
in half an hour the thief was tried, bound
over and is now taking a vacation al
Cheney.
Go to Allen, Boyer & Clarke, on Main
street, for bargains in CUur d'Alene City
property. Choice business and residence
lots are in their hands on sale, and they
are also owners Of property IN that thriv.
ing town. The boom has just started,
and railroads and steamboats, will bring il
along in due course Of time to be the best
point on the road to the mines. 1t is
building rapidly. Lumber cannot be had
70 meet the dcmand
To the ladiN Morgan 4 Buace have a
fine assortment Of summer silks on the
road from the east. which they Will place
ON sale at very low prices. Please reserve
your orders until you have seen them.
Also very fine assortment Of muslin un-
derwcar. Also the finest stock Of wraps
ever brought to this market, of the latest
styles. Sec them before purchasing. We
wish to call the attention OF the ladies to
our stock Of hne hose.
A couple Of Indian squaws had a falling
out and tiger-llke falling in at the corner
Of Howard street and Riverside avenue,
at noon Wednesday. The copper-tinted
danes pulled hair with the fcrOcity Of de-
mons. Neither uttered sound, but got
down to business with vim that indicated
a deep interest in the result. The skrm-
ish attracted a large mob, but fortunately
the ever vigilant Marshal Hyde appeared
on the scene and put an end to the brutal
display.
Parties have advertised through he RE
VIEW that the persons selling lots i'm Mis-
SION City had no claim on the property.
This is an erroneous statement, unless the
records Of kootenai county are wrong.
We have seen deeds FOR lots in Mission
City, drawn up and certified to by John
II. Cradlebaugh, Recorder Of KoOtenai
county, which is sufficient proof Of the
gcnuineness Of the claim. The land was
purchased Of Susan Burns by the Cpur
d'Alcne Town Company on the 18th Of
February, and the plot Of the town was
filed March 5, 1854. We consider the title
so good that We would like to own few
lots in the place.
A sad case was brought to the attention
Of the authorities this week, through the
mstrumentality Of that benevolent indi-
vidual NJ. J. Grmmcr, Esq. A man with
family Of eight children and his mother
ln-law arrived in the city n sh0. time ago,
utter strangers. lie secured a house in
the western part OF town. Sickness ap-
peared among the members Of the family
IN the shape OF measles, and they are all
dowl with the disease. Tuesday the
mUther-in-law died, and the unfortunate
man was left alone to take charge Of the
dead and minister to the sick. As soon
as the condition Of affairs became known,
humane neighbors volunteered assistance
and all the necessarf7hid was extended to
the bereaved and suffering family.
We direct attention to the card Of Tay-
lor, Sharkey & Co., In another column.
These gentlemen are agents for the justly
celebrated Studebaker wagons and Acme
pulverizing harrow. The Studebaker
wagon has been found the best for this
climate manufactured, and more are sold
in this Territory than all other makes
combined. The manufacturers have ex-
perimented in the construction Of wagons
for dry climates, and reached perfection
in the article they ship to Washington
Territory. Tho Acme harrow is well
adapted to preparing new ground, and
farmers will find ii the best in u 90. Messrs
Taylor, Sharkey q Co. are agents for a
full line Of agricultural implements, and
will sell as low as any house in the county.
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