Spokane Evening Review from Spokane, Washington • 2

WNW SPOKANE EVENING REVIEW.00TOBER 20, 1885, I Daily Evening Review 33 WE 'WANT YOU TO IOW IT. Published every Evening (Sundays Excepted 7, 4 -SUM. IB DALLAM ic't 61 ESTER TIERNIN FOR TOE PALLY: fle $iO 00 Aix litotilloi ti Per 'month 1 00 nee Delivered by Carter to ttitl, pert of the City 2.1 ets. per week. bUl9 TERMS FOR TIM WEKKLY.

lino copy one Year 11100 Months 1.tio Three Months agle copies 10 Cents Ad vertisi ng Itatem on A ppl lent THE LEADING Increasing. Already the N. P. elevator company co1inenCe3 to realize that Spokane Falls Is a far better grain market than was ever dreamed of. Heretofore there has been only a limited market for grain at this place and the receipts of course, have been light, but this season demonstrates the fact that Spokane is onO of the best grain shipping points on the upper coast.

Notwithstanding the facilities at hand for handling grain the company finds it impossible to take In the grain offered as expeditiously as is necessary and now tt force el carpenters are at work building a huge platform alongside the railroad track just west of the elevator, that is to be used by the company for receiving wheat. Th.8 almost doubles their capacity for handlirg grain and yet it is a question as to vhether it vitt allow room to receive the cereal as fast as offered. It is with pride and pleasure that we see this Indication of the existence of a great wheat mart, and we are satisfied that preparations will be made before next season to handle the grain in better shape. ry Tne iNeatest9 The Tastiest Dealers of Washington Territory. ko WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT! We are the Only Direct Eastern Importers!" And Cheapest litOM 0 lo 4 1 4 In Christendom of TRIO CHAMBERLIN.

WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT! We have the Largest, Best Selected and Cheapest Stock of Goods in the Territory. American Kid Shoe, $2.25 Caracoa Id Shoe, 2.75 French Kid Shoe, 4.00 FIRST ANNUAL BALL -OF TILE WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT: READ! READ! READ! Sprague. During our trip to Colville lake we had occasion to stop several tours at Sprague, and were agreeably surprised to note the many improvements in the place since our last visit. The origind seleetors of a town site did not chose wisely in picking upon a location for the town, i'et the people possess an enterprising spirit and have made the best of their surroundings. The town presents quite a thriving appearance and a number of improvetnents are under way.

We see that brick is entering eonspicuously into the ingredients of architecture. There is no doubt but that the car shops, round house and other works connected Nvith the railroad, constitute (he back bone of the place. Many bands are employed in various capacities in these shops and their presence aids materially in keeping the town alive. Of course there is a large scope of country that depends upon Sprague as a mart for produce and a supply depot, but without the hever ceasing support of the large army of hands employed by the railroad the town would languish. We were pleased to note the rapid strides made by our neighboring town in the past year or two, indica tive as it is that eastern Washington Is growing steadily in wealth and population and that this growth is not confined entirely to one favored locality.

While we do not honestly believe that Sprague will ever make a large city, the surroundings precluding a much greater spread, yet It is bound to grow steadily and in time become an Important city in eastern Washington. Business men Informed us that there was a marked improvtnent in trade this fall, and that money is much more plentiful than during the summer. The various stores are doing well and everyone we met felt cheerful over the outlook. Gone to Helena. Hal.

Cole, who for a year past with Grover Simpson, has held the agency of Wells, Fargo tt Co. In this city, took his departure for Helena, re he will assume charge of the company's agency for a couple of toonths. Mrs. Cole will remain here a short time, mid then make a brief visit to relatives in Sprague before shejoins him. Hal.

is a good man and true, always accommodating to the of the company, of sterling integrity, and a sound, jolly boy withal. He will be missed by a large circle of warm personal friends, who earnestly hope that he will decide to return and locate with us pennant ntiy. The office here will in future be under the sole care of Grover Simpion. S.F. Fir Dopartmo ill i AT THE-STAR SKATING RINK, Thursday, October 22nd, 1885.

DRESS GOODS! 40-inch English Cashmere, 12 1-2c per yd 56 Melton, 45c 56 Waterproof, 45c 56 all wool ladies cloth, 45c Scotch Tartan Plaid. 12 1-2 The Electric Light. 111b 4 111'1'. woo sitillpf it opr 7 I. 4 We Have all of the Newest and Latest Styles of Fall and Winter Dress Goods, Lowest Noes.

1 01.50 WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT! DOMESTICS. 36-Inch Unbleached Washington Mills Muslin, 14 yards for $1 GO 36-inch Bleached Farwell Muslin, 12 yards for 1 00 Heavy unbleached Canton Flannel, 12 yards for 1 00 Crash Toweling, 12 bards for 1 00 Turkish Towels, $1 50 per piaci) Oil Boiled Turkey Red and India Blue Table Damask, 60e per yard A REVIEW reporter visited the C. mill this iorenoon and found contractor Fitch busy at work put- ting in his electric light apparatus. I TICKETS On account of numerous vexatious detays in the arrival of this machinery he has been unable to keep INVITATI his contract with the city and the A. E.

Davids, time was extended ten days. But Bishop, IL everything is now here and the Brickell work is being pushed vigorously ahead and Mr. Fitch thinks that this evening they will be able to make a RECEPTE test and to-morrow evening at the IL L. Cutter, latest they will be all ready and will Whitehoum turn on the light. INVITATION A.

E. Davidson, Bishop, Brickeli, RECEPTION L. Cutter, Whitehouse, COMMITTEE. J. S.

Brice, A. Harry Forbes, Frank Jno. A. Todd. '4! OINERP 1111 COMMITTEE.

N. M. Hudgins, L. J. N.

Glover, J. Hoover, W. R. Newport. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT! Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! SPECIAL it tall and winter under wear, gentlemen should see the seamless goOds of the California Hosiery make at Sherwood dc Dempsie's FLOOR DIRECTOR B.

H. BENNETT. VirOur Line of LADIES, MISsES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS is the INIOST COMPLETE and CHEAPEST ever hrouttlit to this Market. Purchased in Berlin, FROM FIRST MANUrAcrUltERS. NELSON MARTIN'S FLO011 COMMITTEE.

ill Ziegler, L. II. Snyder, R. L. Clarke, E.

W. Wood3. Entertainment The ladies of the Episcopal church give an entertainment at the opera house this evening that will embr.tce all the elements of pleasure to attract a large attendance. The lull orchestra band Mil be in attendance, which will highten the interest in the It will take the shape of a promenade concert, select reading, and the whole will be closed with refreshments. Mrs.

M. M. Bane, than whom there is not a better reader in the country, has kindly Consented to the enee with a number of selections. The refreshments twill be furnished tor the ladies of the church and vill Consist of such edibles as most pathetically appeal to the longings of the inner man. It Is hardly neces- dim 2, IL TN wiiPt oar .11111 -Alma, -EUSIC BY THE WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! 2000 Men's Suits from $1.50 Up.

1500 Boy's and Youth's Suits from $2.50. 1000 Men's Overcoats from $5.00. STAGE LINE -FOR THE SPOKANE FALLS Tickets can be obtained from any member of the Department. Cur cr Alene Gold. Mines.

McCAIMIER WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT I Hats and Caps. LARGEST STOCK! LOWEST PRICES! J01111 11. Stetson lints a Specialty. Only through line into the mines. Stage leaves SPOKANE FALLS at 6 o'clock A.

M. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers leaving here at the above time make connection with steamer same day which leaves Coeur d' Alene at P. lc, going through to Mission same day of departure from the Falls' Connecting with my line of Stages for Kingston, "leaver, Myrtle Murray. turthe't; particulars inquire at the Coeur (1' Alene Stage Mee, Main gireet, Spokane Fans.

Merchants having FREIGHT to ship will please deliver the same to my office, and it will receleve.peompt attention. El.sON MARTIN. sary to eulogize the. character of the music, as every one who has heard the orchestra band will at once eon cede that that part of the I rogramme could not be improved upon. Aside from the pleasure that the participant will enjoy in being present.

the fact that the proceeds are to be de. voted to a churt.h that does not frequently appeal to the liberality of the public, should he even a stronger inducement for people to turn out. Real Estate Agents And Employment Office. Houses, Offices and Farms for Sale and Rent. Agents for Medical Lake Soap.

Office on Howard Street, near Riverside Aev WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT! Gent's Furnishing Goods. We are the Emporium for all Goodd in that Line. Ltincli Rooms 110 THE 'TERRACE" Lodging House WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT. Boots and Shoes. Mrs.

P. A. Knox, Rae opened a Lunch Room on the north Hide at Blverst le Avenue, between 'toward ttnd I ii Streetm, next to Portland Bakery, where Brought Direct from Eastern Manufacturers and Sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIChS. We had the pleasure this morning of meeting Dr. Essex, a gentleman who cently arrived in this city from Missouri.

Ile is making arrangementa for opening ft bank in Cheney. I past years our meglibors have had dear experience in the matter of banks, hut we believe that 40 Dr. Essex they have securi a citizen and a man of business entegrity who would be a credit to any community in the country. Cheney is an excellent loca tion for a bank in which the people can tut confidence and we expect to 8oe him well in that place. Cot Sprague and Mill (Near Poston lee.) J.

st L. PEEL, Proprietor FUTItklied in nil their Appointments and rrovided with Moves FRESH OYSTERS Samples Sent Free! Orders Promptly Filled! THE GREAT EASTERN CO. will be served in every st3 let also Cakes, Pies, Ham Sandwiches, Hot Coffee, Tea, Etc. Open from 11 o'clock A. Mil to 2 o'clock A.

For Ttont by the Day, or Month. The Family of the proprietor give their personal tirention to the care of the premises. Howard near Main, Spokane Falls, Wash. Ter. ri.