, 1884-05-10
sCRAPINGs.

It looks as though the water works were
a dead certainty.
The dust is held well in check by the
street sprinklers.
The Pantheon has Just put in a hand
some new fire proof safe.
A telegraph office will be established
down in town in a few weeks.
Work is progressing right along on the
several new blocks under way.
Chewelah lots at first cost for sale by !.
s. Kaufman and Webster & Miller.
Arrangements are being made to intro
duce telephone system in this city.
Upward Of a score OF new houses were
commenced around town this week.
Three new residences were started grow
ing on the fiat west Of town this week.
The REVIEW turns its first year this
week, and quite healthy yearling it is.
Insurance rates are terribly high in this
city. A fire department would lessen
them.
Postmaster Heath has taken possession
OF his new residence on west Riverside
avenue.
Sermon to children and the young next
Sunday morning at the Congregational
Church.
The justice Of the peace has no COM
plant to make OF stagnation in his line Of
business.
There were no less than four cases OF
assault and battery before Judge Allen
this week.
A new ffteen-ball pool table furnishes
amusement for the freqUenters Of the
Pantheon.
All opposition to filing scrip on the
Chewelah townsite is withdrawn in favor
Of f. ]. Webster.
Charley Merriman's new restaurant is
a gem, and the pnovender served there
in exceeding palatable.
The foot Of Howard street was trimmed
off by Jas. Roe this week to make it fit in
to the Front street grade.
Gold Quartz found near Chewelah. Buy
lots now before the boom from Webster &
Miller, or /. S. Kaufman.
Brink q Co. are in their new building
at the corner OF Howard and SpTague
streets ready for business.
Judging from the number Of chop
houses and feed shops in town the popu-
lation consists Of good eaters.
Humors Of the stomach, salt rheu IN
and all blood disorders, are radically
cured by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Business men have been scrambling up
to the treasurer's office this week and
shelling out lucre for licenses.
New houses are sticking out thick on
the north side Of the river. An indication
that the lumber market is brisk.
g. II. Bell, the boss Of the Frisco Mar
ket, is just galloping into heavy busi-
ness. Printers ink is to blame for It.
George Reed has purchased an interest
in the saloon managed by Alex. shannon,
and the boys are now working in concert.
A two-story building is just being COM
pleted at the corner Of Howard and
Sprague streets. 1t is to be used As a hotel.
Del Leisher has fitted up an elegan
public house at Medical Lake. Del Is
popular host and will make his house
great resort.
A new restaurant has commenced op-
peratiOus on the north side OF Main, be-
TO be doing well.
Mack, OF the Diamond, now has jewel
OF place! The eating rooms are large,
ary and comfortable. The spread indi-
Gates prosperity.
II. c. Bell the new market man on Riy-
erside avenue, is AN active individual and
the prosperity that accompanies such ex-
ertions are his'n.
People knowing themselves in arrears
for the REVIEW will find this just the
time TO pay up with the commencement
OF new volume.
We call attention to the card Of Shannon
4 Reed in another column. They keep a
tirst-class house and handle nothing but
the very best Of wet goods.
L. II. Jameson will fill up the vacant
lot just west Of the structure he is now
building with more brick, making the
entire improvement s4xS4.
Jack Hubbard has recently been added
to the police force. The city now has as
steady and resolute a set Of officers as any
corporation in TING country.
Jones, the cold comfort distributor is on
deck with his usual supply 6f ice. Leave
orders with him and will deliver the
frigid solid every morning.
''The Hidden Hand" at the Opera House
Monday evening. Improve the oppor-
tunity and see the very best and most
laughable play Of the season.
Services Of the Presbyterian church to-
morrow at the Skating Rinls,at II Il. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath schdol at 10 a. m.
sharp. Cordial welcome to all.
Don't fail to sec the celebrated come
dian, Robt. Ferguson, as Wool, in the
greatest Of all southern dramas, at joys
Opera House Monday evening.
DR.. Shinn and DR.. Libby have conioint-
ly rented the upper story Of Moore's new
frame on Howard street, below French's,
and will there have their offices.
Bowling is all the rage now at the at
tractive resort termed the Riverside Ca
sino. A new arrival made the best record
thus far, scoring lls in seven frames.
J. q. Osborn, Artist, is now prepared to
do fine work. Call and see samples at
his new Photograph Parlors on Min street
between Main street and Riverside ave.
Two great comedians with Whiteley's
"Hidden Hand" Company-Rob Fergu-
son and Tom HALEY in their great special
ties each evening. BE sure and see them.
Bring your family to see the "Hidden
Hand" at joys Opera House Monday
evening. One continuous laugh and
guaranteed to cure the worst case OF blues.
The frame building that covered lot
on the north side Of Main Just around the
corner from Howard street has been
moved in position opposite the railroad
depot.
John Tart has charge Of an extensive
establishment located here at which is
bottled the celebrated Milwaukee Pilsener
beer, for which he is finding an extensive
market.
Be sure and take the little folks to see
"The Hidden Hand" at joys Opera
House, Monday evening. 1t is especially
calculated to please them, AS well as the
older folks.
A man with a lung tester has beon do
ing thriving business on the streetk dur
ing the past week. Here was a case where
a man could not get along without doing
his own blowing.