Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1896-04-17

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Fresh oranges. lemons. cocoanuts, and
maple sugar at Toyer's confectionery,
Fifteen cases of fine shoes just re-
ceived, at senter's.
First class livery in connection with
the Dill House, first class rigs and sad
die horses.
Rough and dressed lumb Der, lath
shingles, ceiling and flooring at Horizons
lumber yard.
Remember the Dill House when in
Shoshone, every thing first class, and
ra ties reasonable.
Baugh's picture frame factory is kept
busy. Some elegant frames have been
turned out this week.
Subscribers to this paper, who fail TO
receive then paper regular, will please
notify the publisher.
The many friends of J. NJ. Cottrell
will be pleased to learn that he is back
at his post at the depot.
Go to Baugh's drug store for your
fishing tackle-everything in this line
always on hand and all new stock
Miss Emma Billingsly, arrived from
Provo yesterday, and took the Ketchum
| Kannon ball, for her home in Tikura.
The entertainment at the opera house
Tuesday night, was grand success and
thoroughly appreciated by all present.
This Office does all kinds of job work,
printing of all kinds, done at shortest
notice, and we will appreciate all orders.
Sample book with Spring styles for
Tailor Made suits. Drop in and look
them over and get our priees-Senter's.
1t is encouraging to hear Georgia
editor exclaim: eve are going to make
living out of this paper if we die in the
attempt.
Frank Moreland, the champion sheep |
shearer of the world, whose record Is 1856 |
sheep in 10 hours, was at the Dill house
this week.
John Hopkins brought the printer
few of the finest apples that we have yet |
seen in Idaho. They were raised on his
ranch at Briggs.
A full line of paints, oil, pure white
lead etc. Also mixed paints for house
painting or tor carriages, always on hand
at R. J. McMahon's.
Medium-The spirit of your wife
wishes to speak with you. Widower-
You're fakir, my wife never would ask
permission to speak to me.
Set out shade trees and snd see that
those you have are kept in growing
condition. Nothing adds more to the
appearance of home than several nice
shade trees.
Political chicanery, like everything
else good or bad, eventually has its re-
ward. Some people can be fooled all the
time, but all the people can not be fool
ed all of the time.
Something new under the sun. An
alarm watch, nickle, stem set and wind.
It's good thing. Wakes you up in the
morning and warns you of engagements
during the day. For sale by J, F. Kenly.
''I wonder why widows always get the
best of the race for husbands?" asked
the fool young man, "They are faster,
l guess, and have had experience in sun
dry things that make men easy to over
take" said Miss Oldmaid.
An Ohio firm is now manufacturing
glass collins. They are cast in moulds,
are indestructible and the patentee ex-
poets heavy demand for them, when
their superiority over the old wooden
burial case becomes known.
Never Judge people by their clothing.
The man with fringe around the bottom
Of his panties, SLOUGH hat, and worn out
shoes may be the editor of your local :
paper, while the man with the tan shoes ;
and red neck tie, may simply be one of
his delinquent subscribers.
Born-On Thursday morning, to Mr..
ind Mrs. w. J. Smith, a son. We re-
yret to announce that the Joy of the
parents was of short duration, as the
;,tla ctranosr remained in this world /