, 1884-04-26
SCRAPINGS.


Waterish weather this week.
The mines again loometh up,
Odd Fellows 4th Of July to-day.
Hundreds Of laborers in town at S2.25
per day.
For choice liquors and cigars go to the
Pantheon.
Money to loan on city real estate. Blink
ley & Taylor.
Petty thieving has commenced annoy
ing our people.
Call on Binkley & Tayler for money at
reasonable rates.
Another bake shop has been started
just south Of the depot.
Travel over this route to the mines is
increasing every week.
The number OF daily arrivals in this city
surpass all understanding.
Money to loan in sums Of 500 to 5000.
Apply to Binkley & Taylor.
Traut & Chamberlin have Laird, ShOber
a Mitchell Shoes for Children.
The Pantheon reading room is always
supplied with the latest papers.
Rheumatic and nervous troubles sue
cessfully treated by DR.. Bogart.
Diseases Of women and children are
made a specially by DR.. BoGart.
More grain invigorator this week in the
shape Of both rain and sunshine.
Try the Moss Rose cigar at +. Bert
rand's. They are tip top smokers.
Beef tea, the popular beverage, can be
had at the Pantheon. Try dose.
The weather had a gloomy aspect this
week hut it fitted the agriculturist.
Call at the Pantheon, on Howard street,
for the very best liquors and cigars.
Money to loan on city property at rea-
sonable rates. BINKLEY a TAYLOR.
A new residence was added to the list
down on the Hat west Of town this week.
The Elite Shoe Store for bargains in
boots and shoes. Traut & Chamberlin.
Absolom & Maxwell are offering some
fine real estate to the public. Sec their
card.
Contractors arc putting Main and First
streets and Riverside 1enue in good
shape.
The white sides Of a new frame are
decorating the corner Of Stevens and Main
streets.
Jones, the lee supPlycr, has a stock on
hand that will keep the citizens cool this
summer.
Trsut a Chamberl!n are receiving con-
stan;ly boots and shoes from Eastern
manuiac:Ors.
Another new building lis in process Of
erection at the corner Of Spraguo and
Howard streets.
Bertrand has just received frosh sup
ply Of fine California ranch butter and
California cheese.
J. f. Irving & Glotfel:er have a few nice
cows for sale on Cannon's farm, two miles
south Of this city.
Notwithstanding real estate in the city
is held at high figures considerable trans
ferring is reported.
Z. J. Fellowes has been appointed street
commissioner and road tax collector. A
very judicious choice.
The election for delegates to the Re-
publican county conyentionsllst Saturday
was a very tame affair.
The cloth awning has come into general
use, and our main thoroughfares are hung
with variegated shades. ~
Ayers Hair vigor restores gray hair to
its original color, and makes the hair
vigorous and abundant.
The bridge at Ainsworth across Snake
river is at last completed and the first
train passed over Sunday.
The brick walls Of the new building at
the corner Of Mill and Main streets are
gradually reaching upwards.
Desirable residence property for sale
on lionroe street, near depot. Apply to
d. w. c. Britt, on the premises.
Go to Allen, Boyer q Clarke's for spec
ial bargains in Riverside, Nam, Howard,
Sprague and Post street property.
Stone work on the basement Of the
Jameson building is progressing under
the management OF l. T. Benham.
Another shooting gallery is in operation
| in this city. Workmanship seems to be
one Of the weaknesses OF the public.
Although in the rough now, when COM
pleted, Riverside avenue, as a drive, will
reach ahead Of any street in the city.
The organization Of a Rod and Gun Club
has been perfected, and the members pro-
pose that the game shall be protected.
Regular services at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. Sabbath
school at 10 AN. Everybody welcome.
The kintergarten at the Episcopal chap
el will commence about the first week I'm
May. Full particulars in our next issue.
A new sign OF tony appearance deco
rates the windows Of Cove, Bean & Co.'S
wholesale and retail grocery establish
ment.
Try "The Iowa Brand" ham, pack ed and
cured by James L. Booge & Co., Sioux
City, Iowa. Not excelled for quality and
flavor.
The nightwatchman's duties arc not
confined to lingering around a stove. He
finds considerable labor mixed in with
his vigls.
We understand that travellers are pay
ing their passage on the lake steamers in
gold dust, one Of the best reports we have
heard from the mines.
The family Of C. II. Dow was enlarged
by the addition OF a son few days ago.
Charley looks as happy as though he had
fallen into a fortune.
Services OF ting Presbyterian church as
usual, to morrow, in Cannon's hall, at II
A. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Sabbath school at
10 A. NJ. Welcome TO all.
We publish the Ordinance regulating
licenses in another column, in which it
can be seen that about every branch Of
business comes in for tax.
Last Tuesday evening a very pleasant