The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-08-28

And ladies' fine slippers,
.AHd Gentlemens' fine slippers,
And ''Purian" tanned fine shoes,
And all kinds of boots, and shoes,
And slippers, at F, r. Coffin x Bro. $
Canned goods of every description at
Coffin & Bro. s.
s-Litle & Co. keep the finest stock Of
drugs in the city.
The best groceries for the least money at
/ Cofhk& Bro. S.
Work on Jesse Harmon's new residence
I is proceeding rapidly.
Glassware and croclsery at astonishingly
low. prices at Gwnn & Bakers.
For frst-class seasoned lumber and build
ing materials, go to R. E. Miller's lumber yard.
p. J. Peilley's new building is assuming
metropolitan proportions, and will be credit
| to Caldwell.
Coffin & Bro. have just received the lang
est assortment Of boots and shoes ever brought
to Ms country.
All our stock being new, is fresh. No
l shelf'%on goods are carried. Buy Of Coffin
1 & Bro and be happy.
a Call and see those famous cowboy hats at
&Cofin's. Prices from So. 50 to $3.50. Any
Thing you want. No shoddy goods.
Considerable sickness is reported from all
over the country, from which it is evident that
the green apple is getting in its work
The happiest man in town to-day; is he
Aho goes without delay; and hasteneth his
coin to pay; for wall paper at Little Co.'S
prices talk. If you doubt it, call at Mil
ler's Lumber Yard and get them quoted. He
sells cheaper than anyone else in town, and
can prove it.
Remember that joy always follows the
investment OF few dollars in beautiful pat
tern of wall paper Little & Co. keep the
incest and the best.
All sorts Of gents furnishing goods are
kept by Coffin & Bro, and they make spec
ialty of suiting YOU everytine. Their prices
are astonishingly low.
-Gwinn & Baker received an order from
Bellevue for large lot Of watermelons.
Bellevueites know where the toothsome wa
ter2elon groweth in rich prOfusion.
EHrhc risky circus man hath been here and
is gone, while 10 his handwork appeareIh on
divers buildings, and the smallboy wonderful
thereat and yearneth with an awful yearn.
E. c. Helfrich has purchased the mer-
camille establishment of Howard Sebree Co.,
at Weiser. John Evans, SO long manager of
the business, will still remain in that capacity.
u. f. LaclSey purchased 900 head Of nut
ton sheep from Hoher & Euler, few days
since for Blewett & Wood, of Fremont, Neb. |
IIs shipped them to the Chicago market yes
tcrday.
-aCofin & Bro buy all their goods direc,
from the manufacturer. There are no middle
men to cat up profits, consequently they can
and do sell cheaper than any other house in /
the country.
Our immense stock Of boots and shoes
had to be manufactured especially for us, con-
scspntly has been little slow in arriving.
1t is here now and ready for inspection. f.
X. Coffin & Bro.
a-School will begin the first Monday in
September. Miss Caldwell, sister OF Land
Inspector A. S. Caldwell will have charge of
the higher department, and Mrs. II. d.
Blatehley will teach the primary pupils
--Messrs. Miller and Cooper, of Caldwell,
have secured the contract for building the new
bridge at Weiser and will begin work thereon
about September 18th. The contract was
awarded them on bid of $500, and the
Weiscr people can rest assured that they will
have first class bridge when completed.
Christopher Columbus discovered Amer
lea a few years ago, and has been lauded to the
skies ever since. However he is no more
worthy Of respect than the man who discovered
that our well-known and reliable druggists,
Little & Co., keep one Of the finest selected
and largest stock of pure medicines, drugs,
etc., west of Omaha.
The sincere thanks Of this office are due
Mr.. Geo. II. Holbrook for the largest and
finest watermelon we hare seen this year.
We understand that Mr.. Holbrook intends to
run for Congress some of these days, and he
shHfully depend on the support of this paper,
if the watermelon crop holds out
All of the experiments in fruit growing in
tsis country tend 10 prove that trees raisedin
the home nurseries succeed much the best.
Tho are already acclmated, are entirely free
from disease, can be repanted at once, and
!. IL. r |
what you buy, for home nurseries cannot
afford TO missrepresent.
-''You are late this evening" remarked
Mrs. McDonught, os Mr.. Med. entered the
fom about half past eleven. :
'Ycsh, dear, little late" answered hc'
'becn down to ofiish bal ,nshinp accounts.
"Oh, you have = exclaimed the lady $