, 1884-06-07
SCRAPINGS.

Linen falment mas superseded the over
coat.
Consumers should call at Carson's for
provisions.
Strawberries and cream at the Diamond
Restaurant.
Ice cream and Strawberries at the Dia-
mond Restaurant.
Timothy and grain hay at Taylor shar-
key & COmpany's.
For Justice OF the Peace, J. b. Wood.
Election June 10th.
The best meal in the city at the Little
Palace" Main street.
The Grand Lodge completes its labors
and adjourns to-day.
Travelling shows arc making a good dorl
Of coin out Of the city.
Don't forget the social at Mrs. 4. NJ.
Cannon's, next Tuesday.
People were foverishly anxious TO hoar
from Chicago this week.
There is a deep feeling Of thankfulness
over the copious showers.
Attend the meetings OF the Association
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
We hear nothing in regard to a Fourth
Of July celebration in this bailiwick.
Judge Bettis purchased Mr.. Baxter's
residence near the school house.
Cove, Bean & Co. received another slash
ing big invoice OF goods this week.
The police force has had very little to
do in the arrcsting line this week.
All kinds OF green groceries at Carson's,
corner Sprague and Howard streets.
The brick work on Jamioson's new
block is about to be pushed forward.
c. II. Bell delivers goods in a neat new
express wagon. He need it in his bust
ness.
With an engine ono Of the houses do
stroyed Monday night could have been
saved.
Mcdonald & Pound lost a horse this
week by hard driving on the part Of
customer.
Strawberries arc getting 50 cheap that
even printers can occasionally afford to
sample them.
l.. W. Swartz became patriotic over tho
visit Of the Masons and got up an clabo-
rate decoration.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons, in session
here, IS made up Of very fine looking
body Of men.
Parties wishing to purchase dry slab
wood should leave orders at the Office Of
Cannon's mill.
Rima has had the front OF his jcwelry
establishment painted a sOmbro hue. It
is neat, however.
Childrcn's day at the Congregational
church tomorrow. Chlldren's school scr
vice in the evening.
The annual meeting of tho Presbyterian
church will he held at the Baptist Church
next Saturday at3P.N.
The sash, door and blind factory on the
big island is assuming shape, and quite an
imposing structure ii is.
TT. Drunk 4 Co. have opened their
commission house on Howard street ,,nnd
arc DONG EOOu DuAlllcSS.
Reports from the mines come in daily
and all tend to keep up the faith that
there is something in them.
All Saints Episcopal Church, Rcv. c.
Compton Barrett, Rector. Services at the
usual hours. All arc invited.
Miners in the Occur d. Alencs are taking
out gold at the rate OF 81, 900 per week and
only few claims arc being worked.
Chamberlain Bros. & Co. are putting in
n pair Of large platform scales in front Of
I their commission house in Central block.
II was reported in this city during the
week that the iebrated Dream Gulch
mining property had been sold for SS5-
/ 900.
Ut. McCarthor has had the building
recently purchased from Mr.. Britt entirely
1 rcmodelIcd and is now occupying the
same.
4 twO-story building is now filling mp n
n lot at tho corner Of Spraguc and Howard
streets that was a vacant space up to last
] Saturday.
About every male member oi the cnm-
munity that has expressed himself on tho
sub iect has ishcd he could bo ia Chlrago
this week.
All will bc cordially welcomed To tho
meetings Of the Congregational ASsocla-
| tiOn, to he held In this city next week.
See program
Francis II. Cook, who put up some 20
or so tons Of spring water Ice during the
winter is now delivering the frigid luxury
about the city.
The Fou4b of .Julv is coming upon ms
hand ovcr hand and II Il Is proposed to
celebrate tbcrc is not much time to waste
in preparations.
Parties having second hand furniture to
/ soil will find Il 10 their interest TO call at