The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-06-26
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THE OLD RELIABLE BUCKEYE MOVIE
AT CoFFIN's.
THE MCCORMICK NEW SrKsL BINDE
AT CoFrINs.
--Fahy Bros. keep the finest stock Of cigar
to be found in the city.
Don't forget that II year old, hand mad
sour mash whisky at Fahy Bros.
Ladies' and Gents Isle thread and Bal
briggan hosiery in solids and stripes at How
ard Sehree Co.
When you want fine iewelry, watches
spectacles, or anything in that line, call at S.
N. Noes Jewelry store.
Ladies Tinsel Lace Scarfs and Silk
Mitts, in all colors and shades, just received
at Howard Sebree Cos.
"A complete assortment Of white goods,
in lawns, piques, crinkled seer suckers, etc.,
at Howard Sebree Co.
And Moses said unto Aaron: ''Verily
say unto you, Isham & Co, at the City Drug
Store, will soon receive the finest lot of cigars
ever seen in Idaho"
Farmers from the lower Boise state that
crops of all kinds never looked better, The
fruit also looks WE'LL apples especially so. The
peach crop, however, will be rather slim.
-GWINN & BAKER, while not boast
ing of being the LARGEST SHIPPERS in Idaho,
ask only an examination of their goods and
prices to convince customers that they WILL
NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
F. R, COFFIN & BRO. are the largest
shippers in southern Idaho, and can afford,
therefore, 70 sell goods at lower prices than
any other house in the country. Try them
and YOU WILL BE CONVINCED,
--Hark yel and listen to the gentle musc
1t is a fact that Little & Co., the leading
druggists, have just received the finest and
largest lot of WALL PAPER ever brought
to this city. You are certain to find just what
you want, and at prices absolutely defying
competition.
The contract for building the Middleton
school house has been let for S., 900. The
contract calls for one story building, 34xsoi
feet, to be furnished with a complete outfit Of
patent seats. Work will be begun at once.
The contract price appears very low for
building Of these dimensions.
The first number of the Idaho County
Free Press, published at Grangeville, Idaho,
has made its appearance. 1t is neat six
column weekly. and starts out with good adj
vertising patronage. We wish the new jour
nal all the success it deserves.
Once again hear our gentle racket. Lit
lie & Co. do not claim to sell below cost.
They have no goods to give away. But they
10 claim to sell at fair living profit, and to
keep the largest, freshest and best selected
stock of pure drugs, chemicals, etc., etc., to
De found in this part of the country.
When you are in town you can select
'our own lumber and, therefore, satisfy your
elf. But if ordered from abroad, some one
Use must pick it out. Cowden always pays
pecial attention to orders of this kind, and
lives them his personal attention. His prices
re away down. Try and be convinced.
There is diminutive specimen of wild
at, evidently two or three months old, at
,offin's store. which was brought over from
he country beyond the Snake, by Mr.. Force
t is as playful and full of antics as a kitten,
nd is becoming very tame. 1t is born
oxer, and delights in giving daily exhibit
ons.
F. r. Coffin G. Bro s store is undergoing
thorough repair. The tin shop has been
emoved, and the hardware department will
GREATER occupy that space. Counters and
dditional shelving will be put in at once.
When completed this store will be one of the
nest west Of Omaha, and lasting credit to
ur little city.
Robert B. Stanton, an eastern capitalist.
as taken hold Of the old mines in the Flint
lstrict, in Owyhee county, and proposes to
ush right ahead and develop them. There is
large force Of men, under control of Mr.. E.
. Stout now on the ground, and they have
,gun operations. They intend to put in a
rye stamp mill, and are already building ,
w houses and quarters for the men on the
-ound.
MIR. E. l.. Stout, Of Flint, Idaho, is in =
wn making contracts with different freighters
haul about 10000 pounds Of mining
achinery to that point He also intends to
i've all of his groceries and provisions ship
ID from this place. He states that he has !
und 6rst-class line for wagon road from 4
re to Flint, and proposes to begin opera !
'ns thereon at no distant day. He has al
ady contracted for the hauling Of about al =
70 feet Of lumber The contract was taken o
Mr.. S, b. Dement,. [
Interesting to Stockmen.