, 1884-03-15
SCRAPINGS.

The stages go out Of the city crowded
every trip.
The bull ling fever has evidently broken
out afresh.
J. l. Booge has our thanks for file Of
late Chicago papers.
A week OF legitimate drama is little
too heavy for Our city yet.
Scheclne Bros. are determined not to
be underscld. Hear them talk.
Rodgers variety troupe is making a
tour OF the neigiiboring towns.
The Pantheon reading room is always
supplied with the latest papers.
Call At the Pantheon, on Howard sti eet,
for the very best liquors and cigars.
Evening services in the churches to-
morrow at 7;3O. Note the change.
Beef tea, the popular beverage, can be
Lad at the Pantheon. Try dose.
The Hotaling company is doing a big
trade in the wholesale liquor business.
The time for the spring election is ap-
preaching, and still everything is serene.
/ There is not vacant house in town,
and new ones are snatched up as soon as
con tructed.
Parties desiring good lots should buy in
Hayermal,'s Addition, the very best quar-
er Of the city.
Fred Chambellin sold two lots on Riv-
erside avenue this week to Judge II. f.
| Allen for $1,000.
II. Prusse has changed his office from
Union Block to Chas. Webster's office
east OF the post office.
A large dry goods establishment has
oRcned out in the bull ling recently occu-
pied by Chas. Sweeny q Co.
Our columns are somewhat crowded
with advertising, but it is a crowd that the
newspaper man can smile over.
Charley Carson put up a new house on
his Howard street property this week. or
course he found a tenant at once.
III. w. Bennett has bull, himself new
re dence in the western part Of the city,
AMI comfortable, coy home it is.
Some Of his work decorating Chas.
Weeks blacksmith shop is a good sign
la Mr.. Tay lor lisa sk.ll'ul painter.
The last house in the row on Main
rect that has been roosting above level
was dropped down to the sidewalk this
week.
We understand Ed. Mozart has made
arrangements with Mr.. Joy to manage
his Opera House and lay visiting troupes
on shares.
List No. 3 OF tie n. p. railroad: indem.
n.'y selection, filed at-he U. S. Land
onico in our city Friday, totals up to 26.-
6GG.sl acres.
Geo. NJ. Forster, one Of our popullr
and clever attorneys, has our thanks for
number Of st. Louis papers, that remind
us Of our eastern home.
DR.. Whetham is having the building on
,Sprague street formerly occupied by the
REVIEW turned completely inside out
and made into a residence.
II. l.. Post put a frame house located [ n
Front street on timbers Thursday, and
hooking on eight horses snaked the struc-
ture to a remote part Of the city.
There has been number Of parties in
from the mines this week. They report
everything quiet in camp, with plenty OF
building and travel just immense.
Charley Carson has just returned from
trip into the country south Of us where
he secured a steamboat load Of country
produce which he is offering to the public.
They can boom every station on the line
o. the road east Of here as the nearest to
the mines, yet Spokane Falls knocks the
persimmons and catches most Of the
tavel.
Bids offered for excavating or grading
Of any description,
BY JAMES +. ROE,
Onice Black Hawk Stables, Spokane
Falls, W.T..
Baxter & Lee have a monopoly Of the
paint business and are doing big lot Of
work. Some Of their decorative painting
is pronounced to be equal to anything in
the Territory.
That cellar door nuisance on Howard
street is daily commented upon. Some
one will fall into one Of those death traps |
and then the city will have neat bill OF
damages to pay.
There will be a social at the Congrega-
lional Church next Friday evening. Re- |
and entertainment by the
All are cordially invited. |
Strangers welcomed.
Messrs. Sherwood & Dempsie, the new
firm just starting in with a stock Of gents
lurhlshing goods IN the store adjoining |
hima $. Je"'lry shop TO the south, arc
pichinB up goou 'raue'
10 NOT l't 'he library project anguish
OF want o' announcement Ihose wlo
!, nave Sup'c''oeu STOCK should raH upon