, 1884-02-16
NCAI BRIEfS-


District Cont Is in session.
( Is this the proverbisl 'oold day
/ Mil creek is as low a. it ever gets.
This winter has plenty Of backbone
Feb. Il wss the coldest day Of last year.
! Scbwabscher Bros. clearance sale il sue
cess.
Itisauise husband who knows what his
wife really thinks about HIM.
judge o. P. Lacy has given up politics snd
gives all bis attention tc religion.
The cIea, ance sale ef SchwzbAcher Bros.
is no humbus but bona sde sale.
Now is the winter Of our discs n.ent mads
glOrigu. by an enjoyable sleigh ride.
F.F Adams went to Dayton to-day.
John L. Sullivan had better look out
Mayor Glover, of Spokane Falls. as Cover
nor f " Arlington territory, would suit us re-
nsrk4bly veil.
Eighteen families from Missouri and Illinois
arrived in Sprsgue last Wednesday and will
locate IN Lincoln county.
s H. FAlconer has left for the east to bring
his Wife home who has been on protracted
v.sit to her friends there.
The editor of the Cheney Tribune complains
that he had TO go hungry to bed because his
wife Was serving on jury. Poor kellogg.
Happy is the stock man who has plenty OF
feed on hand. for hay will be higher before it
gets lower.
\ light, keen sir blew all day Sunday. pen
ct atins space with powdered snow from the
housetops and trees.
Mrs. John B. Allen, we are sorry to learn,
i, sui. very i'll from. typhoid malariai fever. Or
Bingham is in attendance.
Louis McMorris SAYS that while ttesrcst
destroyed the banana crop at 'Waliuls,
the orarge and lemon trees remain unInjured.
The Bon Ton restaurant is again in The
hands of its cid proprietors; see their 'ad, and
il you want first class meal patIonize them.
The Daily Tacoma Ncus Of Jan. 26,h
reached US this morning Feb. eth. II came
from somewhere over the Northern Pacific
route
Now Is the time to obtain bargains: the
clear .nce sale OF S;hwabacher Bros, is an
opportunity that has not occurred before in
this city.
V. ID. Lambert, superintendent Of the county
poor house. reports that for the quarter ending
February |. 1884, fourteen psupers were cared
for and Two buried,
The eur dAlene boom rs ere now CON-
,a-ing the new mines to Leadville camp and
We haze got to see any ore Of that nature
fir m No tneru Idaho.
NJ BGents thinks Of his constituents
oc lon-ls, many have lately received pack
yes OF seeds, vegetable for the men and
ip~,r seeds for the ladies.
Tie Puyallup valley folks have made prop
,si.ior t. Tacoma to supply that city With gas
i ihev VIII bore for i. 1t is already utilized
y them f,r heating and lighting purposes
A visit to Win hester's First street photo
sraph gallery shows that large amount OF
irst class work is being turned out, and that
the proprietor has q large and increasing pat
ronage.
schwabacher Brothers establishment was
crowded on Sai urday by al classes and coDdi-
tic Us o1 people ayailiug themselves of the great
opportunity the firm is now .ffering in their
clearing out sac.
Sullivan knocked the Seattle man out in
seven rounds, time, seven seconds. He wa
gwen a roGsing reception by the Seattieites,
and il return gave them plenty of "tatiy
on the beauties Of the Sound.
The prevailing cold snap, coming on, the
aeeIs OF the heaviest snow storm of the winter.
Si chill the ardor of those concentrating an
-arly start for the mines. The first of May
will be time enough fr those atFiicted with
the gold fever to make their start.
McAfee. the well known chronic beat. was
sentenced on Saturday night to Is days i'm
p.;sonanent for stealing 4 pair of blankets and
sundry articles of wasm clothing. A pair of
ose men named Johns and Peterson, were
ais, arrested for disorderiy conduct. and were
dned $40 each.
Geovgs Hardwiek of Milton who broke his
l-g some days ago thanks to the skill of DR..
B B.umis.er is getting along nicely. It was
1t hrst supposed that the leg would have to
e anputated but the doctor saved it by
saur.eIing TIE bone about four inches.
the Wallula's are preparing for big boom
in the spring. Louey McMorris has plans
drawn and will buiid church at an early day;
it Is natural to suppose that on the compile
tion OF the Ainsworth bridge thst this in itself
will be sufficient inducemsnt for the inhabi
tants of that extremely moral city to remove
| 20 Wallula an mase.
A letter from R. n. Mclean to the Editor
of the SrATEsNAs is dated Boston, Jan. %.
He lad a long and tedious trip but found
MS relatives all well after eight Yesrs alb
nee, and much p ease to ct each other.
SIC. ssys there was very little snow along
the road excep. in the mountains and not
enough there TO stop the train.
| The Z iitor Of the STATEsMlN intended to
AXE Sullivan down a few pegs and knock
I'M cut in three rounds, bat the intention
: 5JIng wind his fr:enis persuaded him not
70 d. it as il would spoil joint e prestige
% we have included not 70. We are IN
he hand. OF our friends 20 to speak and
back P. B. johnson before any other man
N the city TO carry out cur intentions.
We mentioned about the splendid sign dis
/ plsyei by Messrs. Schwabacher Bros. an
n uac.1s their clearance sale, and Judging
by the crowd We see going IN ssd the large
| packages coming ont. we should judge that
our people mean to take advantage of the in
ducement offered and lay in their supplies.
We notice fine display OF house farnishing
/ 9 DDS, Table linnen, towels and sheetinss.
marked down 50 temptnely low that we do
not wonder st.their going Oh % rapidly
We hope t,ey siil continue their sale and
| eive tfe-r cusromera n benefit.