The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-24
HE MCCORMICK NEW STEEL MOWER

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The old Exchange" for cool and re-
eshing drink.
-BucKEyE LIGHT BINDERS, the best in
world, at CoFFIN's.
900 men wanted at Becker & Browns to
Ftakc of "spring chickens"
-Alfa kinds Of paints, oils and painter
bppies cheap at A. F. Isham & Co.'S.
srhe storm lifted the roof of Beaty's bar
shop and strewed the floor with SCOT.
Coffin & Bro. have just received another
81 load of the famous Charter Oak Stoves.
Bear in mind that Becker 6 Brown keep
M. of the finest places Of resort in the Terri
NJ.
II. w, Dorman recentlypurchased twelve
I'D Of fine dairy COWS Of {. II. Franks,
Use City.
-Gwinn s Baker loaded and shipped three
5ars of wool during the week. Weight, Co.
900 pounds.
Nkyinn & Baker have sold their fine black
eahiage team to E. L. Stout, superintendent
e( the Flint mine.
THE world renowned and always reliable
zkhuttler wagon for sale by Coffin x Bro.
The best on earth
The largest and finest stock of bottled
Eiiquess in the country will soon be kept by
| "A. F. Isham & Co.
When you want fine jewelry, watches,
fpeetac1es, or anything in that line, call at S.
Noes Jewelry store.
The survey of the Idaho Central railroad
, in progress, and it is stated that work on
The road itself will begin shortly;
n The Shoshone base ball club are taking
in the sights of Portland. They will play
match game with the Portlanders.
j The high wind of Thursday blew in
lasge pane Of glass at Collins store. and this
lin faging demolished two fine show cases.
4 Cwnn & Baker received car Of fine
1 new furniture during the week, and have the
same for sale in their old store room. Call
and see It.
An unusually heavy wind storm visited
this Pl1ce last Thursday evening. These
storms are becoming rather more frequent than
pleasant Of late.
Court is in session at Weiser. The dock
let is unusually small. A1essrs Brumback and
Huston are the only attorneys from abroad in
attendance. $50
The wool season is about over. But lit
tie is being bought now, but those few who
held their clips are realizing better prices than
thoscGho have already sold.
The Sohutticr wagon IS recognized as the
standard the world over. 1t is unsurpassed |
In durability, and runs almost as light as
buggy. Sold by Coffin & Bro.
Little & Co. can furnish Cooper's dip, |
carbolic dip, tobacco dip, lime, sulphur and
salt, on short notice, to sheep men. cheaper |
thar. any other house in the country
-s''Whcn the balmy breath of Autumn
decks the distant hills in gold" you will still
find Coffin & Bro. leading all competitors in
boots and thoes, gents furnishing goods, gro
ceries and hardware
-Nambef. lath, shingles, mouldings, win
dows, doors, rough lumber. dressed lumber,
any kind of lumber, all kinds of lumber, any
thing you want in lumber at Cowdcn & Co.'S
Pioneer Lumber Yards
----Gwinn & Baker cafi especial attention TO
their ad,, and wish ii distinctly understood
thatflky will NOT BE UNDERSOLD, and
guarantee their goods and prices the best. Be
sure and give then call.
Communications for this journal must be
signed by the parties writing them, else they
will not receive attention. We do not pub
,ish tha signatures, but insist on having them
as an evidence Of good faith all around.
The FINEST, NEATEsT, cLEANEsT, DEsT
and LARGEST assortment of dry goods, cloth
Ing, gents and ladies' furnishing good, crock
cry, glassware and groceries in the town, and
the VERY LOWEST PRICES at Gwinn &
Bakers.
Build 4 house What is the use of liv-
ing out doors or in a tent when lumber is sell
ing for almost nothing Have some style
about you and build Estimates on all sorts
of building material cheerfully furnished by
r. A. cowden & Co.
ID. B. Levan has secured the agency for
the ''Maud S." steam washer, and will soon
turn himself loose and convert the dreaded
washday into regular holiday. Dan has just
got the machine to do it too, and don't you
forget. See him about IT.
The program for the three. days rae
ing next month has been changed slightly,
and attention is called to the fact. The first
and second days events have been differently
arranged, and a new purse Of $3.50 has been
hung. See ad. in another column.
The Ordination council Of the Baptist
convene at 2 p. M, Saturday,
July 81, at which meeting Mrs. j. c. Smith