, 1884-05-31

pllclty OF SHOWS the blallu mere was not
great financial success.
First Congregational Church services at
II a. m. and p. m. Sabbath School after
morning service, l:l5. Prayer meeting
Thursday 1880 p. m. Song service and
bible reading Sunday evening. All cor
daily invited. James B, Renshaw, pas
| tor.
Chas. NJ. Palmer will put up in the
| pOstofIice one OF the Akin automatic
clocks noNt week. 1t is an advertising
scheme in which cards OF our leading
business men are exhibited. The cards
change every half minute, and the COM
bination is one Of the best advertising
plans we have ever seen.
The many friends Of General and Mrs
Wheaton, Of CPur d'Alene Post, will re-
gret to learn Of the death Of their little son
Frank, aged three years. lie died on
Thursday last and will be buried to-mor-
row. The General and his estimable lady
have our heartfelt sympathy.
Those thirsting for a pure, cool drink,
will be pleased to learn that a very su-
perior quality Of ice, manufactured from
spring water, will be placed on the market
next week. As the supply Is somewhat
limited this season, it will be sold for
drinking purposes, at reasonable rates,
too.
1t has boen one round Of pleasure this
Monday night, Ne
Allister and a church social Tuesday
night, McAllister once more Wednesday
night, Strutegists and Jubilee Singers
Thursday night, and Friday and Saturday
nights more Strategists. The town sur
wives.
A. NJ. McMorran, a recent arrival in our
city, has opened a snug, yet complete drug
store in one Of Wolverton's new store
buildings, on Riverside avenue. Nc is a
practical chemist and apothccary, and
understands thoroughly the science OF
drug mixing. We hope to sec the gentle
man prosper in our midst.
Mr. Mack is determined 10 make the
Masonic collation. the finest ever spread in
Spokane Falls, and we know he can do it.
Gentlemen desiring choice outfits for the
occasion are wanted at Sherwood &
Dempsie's, where they can make their So
lections from the largest and choicest stock
OF gents furnishing goods in town.
In the competition % secure tho contract
for building the Catholic College, we are
pleased to learn that our old friend, II.
Brook, secured the job for the brick work,
and J. W. Stewart got in the best bid for
the carpenter work, Both these men arc
good mechanics, and the college will be
well constructed under their supervision.
The Great Eastern Company talk 10 the
public through the columns Of the RE-
VIEW this week. This establishment is
one OF the permanent features Of Spokane,
and the managers are corTaling n magnif-
cent patronage. They carry one Of the
largest stocks west Of the mountains, and
have prices marked down to the bedrock.
Miss Ella Myrick will open a select
school in the public school building next
Monday Miss Myrick is a most excel
lent instructress, having graduated IN the
school of teaching in California, where
real merit is necessary for a position, and 1
those Of our residents who have children
whom they wish TO advance In their stu
dies during vacation will do well to send
them to Miss Myrick.
The large new building adjoining Geo.
McGlauilin's wagon and carriage factory, 1
on .Ae west, is owned by G. o. Bump,
gentleman recently from Wisconsin. Mr.. |
Bump and Mr.. McGlauhin have joined
hands, and tho building will be used for
oarriosr, aud Fappy. r,afptipr NJ uvv,,,
has had years Of experience In the business,
and is ranked among the very best carri-
age painters. BY his work you will know
him, and the acquaintance thus made will
be to his credit. We hope the boys will
have more than they can do.
Chewelah, in the Colvillo Valley, is
looming up grandly. Four Of her own
citizens, Sheriff Keeling, Joshua Story,
Geo. T. McCrea and Mr.. Mowal have been
in this morning applying for lots for
church, store, blacksmith shop, etc. Now
is the time to secure a lot cheap and enjoy
the advantage OF the first advapce Which
will come soon. For particulars call at
real estate office Webster & Miller, River
side avenue, or /. S. Kaufman, Howard
street, near postOilice.
In crude way we attompt 10 answer
this week the attack Of a citizen Of another
town made upon our city and people re-
Gently. This may not he pleasant to the
palate Of goody-goody citizens, but as we
are supported by this city, believe in the
city, past, present and future, expect to
remain in the city, we shall ondeavor, in
our poor way, to hold our own against the
unjust and uncallod for attacks from out
side sources, and II there are those among
us who are so thin-skinned as to find
fault, we don't care a clam.
The champion Students" a band Of
colored vocalists, gave an entertainments
in the Congregational Church Thursday
evening, which drew a large house, con-
sidering the counter attraction at the Opera
House. The singing was excellent, the
audience appreciative, and the only fault
to be found was that it did not last long
enough, although had the singers contin-
ued as long as the audience would listen,
the probabilities are that the church would
still be occupied up to the present hour.
The entertainment was as pleasant a one
as We have had the pleasure Of attending
in this city.
BY observing the professional cards on
the outside 1t will be seen that ]. Hoover
and J. s. Allen have formed a co-partner-
ship for the purpose Of earring on the
practice Of law in this city. The new firm
combine both talent and ability, with a
wide knowledge Of the intricacies Of law.
Judge Hoover is well known all over the
Territory, and has a large delegation OF
warm personal friends in every city east
and west Of the Cascades. Mr.. Allen may
not be so well known, having buried him
self in private life for some time, yet his
merits as brilliant lawyer are acknowl-
edged by every one. We wish the gentle