, 1885-10-10


Cabin for 81 at Heath's book store.
-Houghton, Mifiin & Co.'S beau
tifm edition Of Uncle Toms Cabin at
Heath's for 81.
= Jas Schaub, OF this city, is re-
gistered ut the International hotel,
Portland.
- We understand that all the in
/ dictInents from Lincoln county were
dismissed by the judge this week.
- The skating rink at once caught
on and we expect to see the old time
interest revived, to considerable
extent
- Considerable travel Is reported
over the road northward. There will
be a rush in that direction next
spring.
49, Lieut.. Kimball is supcrintend-
ing the transportation Of a large
| quantity Of government freight from
this place to Camp Spokane.
= Harry Hayward is almost voice
less from a bad cold. Harry always
manages to catch cold il 1t is any
where in the neighborhood.
- Capt. Meyers has our thanks
for mess Of very fine trout and white
fish. The captain haunts the river
shores and snakes out barrels of fish
weekly.
80 No hydrants arrived with the
first load Of water pipe and the work
Of putting down the mains will have
to be postponed until these necessary
trimmings get here.
- In order to complete ones cos
tune 1t is necessary TO wear a neat
shoe aud a stylish hat. You can get
both Of them at the Great Eastern
Co.'S and at bed rock prices.
Johnny Sengfelder goes up to Col
Vile and makes a trip Of two weeks
duration through the mineral belt
this week. He has an interest in
claim in that section Of country.
If you desire to dress well, you
want to buy one Of those fine cork
screw or English whipcord, four but
ton cutaway suits to be Obtaiued on
1y at the Great Eastern Co.'S.
- One week from Saturday is the
date fixed forthe race between Glib
sou and Odell. On account Of the
cloud that hung over the last foot
nce in which these men were par
Elephants, betting on the result is
very slow.
- Mrs. Ough and Mrs. Barnard
have their new millinery establish
meRt, on Riverside, in operation,
and the ladies Of this city and Vicin-
ity who may desire anything in that
line should call on the firm and ex-
anime the stock.
- The Traders National bank will
probably occupy the store room In
KOhlhaufT & Abel's block at the cor
ner Of Howard and Main streets for
the present, or until the institution
erects a cOmmOdiOus and elegant
brick in the spring.
We understand that Rev. ]. b.
Renshaw has resigned his pastorate
in this city. II so this will require
his removal from Us. We will sin
cerely regret the step as Mr.. Rem
shaw is gentleman who everybody
likes and who would be missed from
the community.
4 Harry Gordon Is about to local
He the comedy drama "Our Boys"
and produce itin our city with home
talent. Harry has taken hand at
the same kind Of work frequently
before and We look for something
decidedly rich from his hands.
- Some one is engaged in the
naughty pastime Of dog poisoning
in the southern part Of town. Sew
era animals have gone over to Join
the silent majority, and Others have
been saved only through much ex-
ertlOn by the owners. The guilty
party will get into hot water II dis
covered.
~ Capts Warren, Weston and
Remington, Of the 18th infnntry,
Vancouver, and Major McGreg0r,
Lisuts. Rowe and Kingshury, Of the
2d cavalry, Walla Walla, passed
through the city this week on their
way to their stations from Fort SpO-
kane, where they have been in at
tendance at a court martial held at
that post.
The new City drug store is
gorgeous establishment, aud will |
compare favorably, In interior ar
rangement and fixtures, with any
house af the kind in the territory. |
Mr.. Demet seems to he live and en- |
terprising business man and intends
to stay with the place. 1t Is safe to |
say that the City drug store has at
last got into permanent hands.
VIM. Strobe, one Of the early |
locNtOrs at Chawelah, is In the city |
on business. He now has a branch |
establishment ut the Old Dominion |
and reports business as good. Some |
twenty men are at work on the Old |
Dominion, and various other mines |
are being prospected. He hit 1t
center by going north and will reap |
a good bank account from his in
vestment.
The populace did not turn out |
in grand array to cheer Voorhees, as |
he passed through this city eastward |
bound. By.the-way, 1t strikes US
that the extreme eastern and west
ern cities Of the territory should |
shake over the similarity Of the re-
ceptions rendered to the mOnstrOus-
W great young man. It seemed that |
he struck cold days at both ends.
The city has been deprived this
week Of most Of its clergy and men,
bers Of the bar. Rev. r. G. Watson |
has been in Portland attending the |
meeting Of the Columbia presbytery, |
Revs. J. +. Baker and J. b. Rem |
shaw have been In Walla Walla at
tending the Baptist convention and
Congregational association, Rev. s.
w. Richards has been attending the |
Methodist ministers association at |
and the lawyers have
been attending the district court at
Cheney. This probably account for
our city being unusually quiet and
orderly during the past few days.
Messrs. Clark & Curtis regret to
state that they will be compelled to
discontinue thelpurchase Of grain for
several days. The trouble is they |
buying a little too soon,