, 1884-04-05
SCRAPINGS.


Everything just booming.
Stages are now running to Okanogan.
Fine new billiard tables at the Pantheon.
Charley Carson is catching good trade.
A large party starts for the Big Bend
next week.
For choice liquors and cigars 60 to the
Pantheon.
Spokane Falls is on top Of the heap just
at present.
The new City Council meets next Mon
day evening.
The weather clerk is settling down to
steady business.
The election is over and peace reigns
again in spokane.
Phoa MoAll SER at the Opera House
Monday evening.
crockery this week.
The new express Office on Main street
promises to be dandy.
Diseases Of women and children arc
made specially by DIR. Bogart.
Rheumatic and nervous troubles sue
cessiully treated by DR.. Bogart.
The Pantheon reading room is always
supplied with the latest papers.
Beef tea, the popular beverage, can be
lad at the Pantheon. Try dose.
Call at tho Pantheon, on Howard street,
/ for the very best liquors and cigars.
Annthcr saloon will occupy the rooms
recently used by the express company.
Weeks & Magee have named their es-
| Enlistment the n. p. Livery S.atles.
The new firm OF Allen, Boyer & Clarke
have out a handsome and attractive new
sign.
Washouts to the east oi Us have inter
Tered with the running Of the trains this
week.
Two new stars are on the bills at the
Variety TheNtre who are drawing fun
houses nightly.
+. A. Hall, our pioneer tent manuiac-
.uIer, has his hands full med.ing orders
iur cloth houses.
A much needed sidewalk is being laid
hn the east side Of Mill street, north OF
| Riverside avenue.
A fruit stand occupies a portion Of the
Sidewalk and decOIa!es Howard street at
the conner Of Nam.
The large number Of new buildings
spunkled about town gives the place a
measlcy al peanEce.
4 very pleasant social party took place
a. the residence Of Frank X. Moore, Esd,
! one yemng this week.
Tie City Council re-advertises for bids
Tor doing street work. Some Of our con-
tractors should catch on.
Any lone finding nickle- plated handle
to DgIrOucbe door will please leave the
SAME at the CHy StaGl5s.
We direct attention 10 the card Of L. st.
Julian Cox, who has put down his peg IN
,tIis ely for the purpose OF staying.
Schetl,ne Bros. received large stock Of
goods thus week. But then they are do
Ing the same thing almost every day.
Bowen & PittwOod, our live denial firm,
are bettcr prepared than ever TO do line
work. Their rooms are thrOnged daitylS
The parties just in from the Big BeHll
repOTl The road TO be in Hnc condition, and
that travel into that section is very heavy.
Our good friend, IL. Prusse, the skillful
archIteCt and builder, now has his oIIcy
with Chas. Webster, on Riverside avenue.
The streets continue to be thrOnged wi h
strangers. II Is a cUnundrum where they
all came from aud where they are all 90.
ing.
Temperance meeting at the COngrcga-
tiUnal Church to-mOrrUw at $3.50 Z. NJ.
Speeches by Mr.. Dow and others, ana
good singing.
Saloons are becoming 50 numerous tha.
the boys y III have To water down the rosy
pretty thin "a order to leave a margin for
the retailer.
From the number OF people on the
streets daily, We would Judge that the
head and front Of the summer lmnIgra-
ton Is upon us.
w. NJ. WJlvcrton is putting up large
frame warehouse in the rear OF his hard-
ware esial l,shment, at the corner Of NIL
street and Riverside avenue.
Several fine and expensive residences
are under way south Of ,hc railroad,
which VIII add grea.ly to the appearance
Oi the city when CONF le,ed.
Allen, Boyer Il Clarke have farms for
sale a. all prices and al all distances from
| Spokane Fails. Their oihce is on Main
street, in sight Of the pOstoGice.
A force Of painters go 10 work on the
! Pantheon this week, and VIII repaint and
whitewash the large room throughout,
making ii appear nea,er than ever.
While there was no real opposition 10
the regular citizens ticket last Tuesday,
/ vet good deal Of interest seemed to Ug
concentrated on the resul. Of the vote.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express office has
| Howard street To the new Office adjoining
| Wilson q Palmtag's brewery to the west
The AprA number Of the West Shore
containing the Spokane article, is at hand
and the mildest thing that can be said
about tits that it gives general dissatisfac.
tion.
Al. Keats is builling a handsome resi-
| dence IN the eastern part Of the city. /,
looks as though Al. was about To take un-
to himself a heipmate, and he deserves a
good one.
The services Of the Presbyterian church
will be hel | rs usual tomorrow, in Can
mons Hall, at IL A. NJ. and 1870 P. NJ. Sab
bath school at 10 A. NJ. All are cordially
welcomed.
Taylor, Sharkey & Co. are occupying
their warehouse just south Of the railroad,
and find lcnty to do to keep them busy
in the numerous enterprises IN which
they are engaged.
DR.. w. +. Bogart is a now addition to
| our population, and introduces the eclectic
and electric treatment. lie comes highly
recommended and, we hope, may drop in
to good practice.
DR.. A. S. Campbell, a thorough physi-
clan and a clsver gen leman, has removed
his office TO the corner Of Howard street
| and Riverside avenue, where he will be
found during Office hours.
A new saloon, displaying the ambigu-
Gus name OF "The White ELEPHANT" has
opened out in one Of Charley Webster's
new buildings on Riverside avenue. It's
a neat looking public house.
Six new frame buildings have sprung
into existence in the west part Of town
during the past week. They are going up
30 rapidly that ii would require hall a
dozen reporters to keep run Of them.
Regular services at the Congregational
Church tomorrow at II A. N. and 1880 P.
NJ; Sunday school at 1915. Pryerneei-
ing Thursday evening at 1880. All are
cordially invited to attend these SERVICES.
Gray & johnson have the thanks Of the
force FOR liberal supply Of the drinks-