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with full and graphic Of ali Eamet
demonstrations thrau ghoul the unne ed states
We have Thought II weil aud believe the readers Of
the Nod agree with gather together ali
articles all the speeches. with fullest
ot Emmc Centennial over th,,
opubllc and, with additional Illustrations publish them
la Eight PAGE supplement. which, With III airca "
Issued viii ~ sixteen Page In
Ccntc nnial IL given complete
HISTORY or 'ys REBELLION
what preceded what 10 low.d IT, with of
the aud the incidents connected with The second
Centennial contains Editorial Articles Irish
World on kmmet, Anecdotes, Reminscen &c with
uli patriotic aud enthusiastic Celebrations
OF the Centennial all thu Unon The
an Idea from the following table Of contents:-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show'tho changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twentyiour hours IN COM
parison with tho corresDonding dac OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer u. Hudnuts pharmacy,
IIruA RuiI M Rro
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FOR RUPTURE THE VICTOR TRUSS is WITHOUT
arrival; examine before buying elsewhere vessys It.
81 WILL BE BRIGHT AND SHINE IN GOLD.n
Like the PAHrsIAS DAxoSDs shakespeare might have
added had he ever seen coating OF diamond on pure
ssy'as Htis s'l $40 corn
i2.h st.. New York send for the "Cirelet OF Gems"
JACOBSON, THE Halter. REMOVED TO l22
Fulton st. Best SILK HATS reduced t" s.
NOODLES sULpHUR.rAR SOAP, sciENrIrI.
caliy and skiliny prepared Tor toilet
dcrfully curative soap.
PREMIUM RABY CARRIAG AGES.-cENrENNIAL
award. ckANDALL CO.. $50 I'd av. New York and 324
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
RUPiURE.--rRUssEs, SUPPORTERS BELTS,
%s @ r. r,isss to suit the times ADJUSTABLE PRESSURE
SPRING STYLE HATS, HALF BROADWAY
Stairs stairs ''N 49, 90 '''' W
THE BLANCHARD BLOOD AND NERVE FOOD
inspa % sus is 'iss iS ~ % . %s
THE CHALLENGE GAS REGULATOR Is GUAR
snteed to redIss gas hs ~ per cent Soc practical
THE HERALD OFFERS FOX SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFECrING PRESSES
capable of printing 1900 copies per hour
Of an cigtpage paper either SIX sevea or eight columns
ALSO ALL TIE oxgTEH sTEHEgTHrs yIHpIa MACHINERY BE
Address j. =: BENNETT E
TIE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF TIE
HERALD BUILDING TO LET, SUITABLE FOR LAW,
BANkING, INsU CANOE 81: ANY lIGur BUSINESS
rURP3sEs. APPLY IN THE COUNTING ROOM OF
the HERALD
WHEN The HEAD FEELS DULL AND HEAVY
the apprars saow and Greasy and the stonu .h
food, take CARTRRs LIIrLh LIVER PtLLs sold by
AL druggi.ts Depot - Park pmcs.
EUROPE.
REFINED, MfDDLE-AGED PAkIsIAN' LADY
N accustomed to the ways and manners OF the best
several the country
v master Of both languages wishes to meet persons going
Europe In need OF c0mpanon she Is highly educated
and very hno musician--pano. singing. Address Nine
A. J04 exineton second Hat from to or to ..
A YOUNG GENTLtMAN, EDUCATED IN PARIS,
speaking perfectly English French and Italian wsncs
u position ut Paris Exposition. Address CHAMP DE
MARS, Herald Uptown office.
LDUCATION ~ FRANCE A FRENCH LADY OF
II good family and experienced te eacher BE- happy
to receive Ia nps who would have
the of the best professors careful
tenal super ntcnd, nco exceptional comforts. terms.
comprising all expenses 6,UUL per annum. Address
sous de Nine DU FAURE, IL Rue du Regard. Paris
EOLDEN HAlK.--hOB tRkS AUREOLINE RIO
" duces by two three appcatoss the beautiful golden
much admircd IL s perfectly hsrmess 10 be had
Of ali apolhecures fancy goods Solo agents
X. ROlENDEN son, London England
HOTEL De LA MARTINIQUE. RUE JEAN
llJncQues Rousseau. Parif Anne leans visiting tho In.
uaiona Exhibition will Ind omtoraby furnished and
moderate Apartments At the above hotel English spoken
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AVeTuRe tcNPeTuVuTe yestcTIHy. FOIA
Average tea npcraturc for corresponding date last
year Observation-Disclosures 40
1877. 1873
Weekly average. ge......................4 40 81 AZ j7
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NOTABLE TRADksMEN IN PARIS.

AU GRAND nOTEL-PARfs. PLACE DE LOPERA.
Particularly rccomnie nded
Pension 20 francs day incinding lodging board and
HOTEL "I hiss r.s AIsf saE PAX CASA
NovAs, pRoraIbrok First class establishments
ALph n aSag b Grucses
Au rsif 'r'; sr rns ' oy SovsIrrns
S II vIvfEsSs sf a s' fLHs p & 4 AND FANCY
NrsSs s; s'P,GG TSs e"s c1ss joS y1si; SGss.'
ArnkpSHSfs. s.' House. 1; EsT&TTs aGEST @ i' Eoi.
BnUsKs SASc Goobs SS' JoShs
cAnKiaGs sTiLDEMs. MILLION, QUIET CO.,
cARsiAGEs s's SEIEGASTJ BY THE MONTH OR DAY.
cosFGGriGs r. s' Mic sq hapsf fon LADIES
Robes. Costumes, iiantc Noaveaute.
ia1@ & Ass 5sf IL
coLb 81 ISSeEs 81 70 & a. NGsis T p%E s Mas
1EwtEGEss. oWAiS5!,i;ii5Kf;E$s 4 coLAyhEeE-
INDIA siiAWLs XSp LAvEs. w
ERoS srocR S RUE pG ~ ssrs%sss MI II "eS''''
pEnFrSIv aSi IsST GLass GuSsIAIS
nnsrnTsAS4 F1}i; + R"i %ShsD a' !l fsIS fTsEIS5oun,
rApEsfRi. GxHrEfs, TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
YouSa ls'fas TS6ils II s.; sco5 g S'f MISS suLxAU
YouSs %ss a6 s5o5 s Nov bss fri S,ous
yntA " LhD qs ps%os scoo A,s rGpns v'' r. G.%
DUPuIS. 81 Avenue dJcna.
DARIs TnEATEEs-UNlyERsAL LxnlBTIoS.
General risset once for all tho Paris Theatres l., sou
ievard dcs ftaus Information OF all kinds svon for
cigners OF charge
DAnIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUR MER-
L Grand Hotel do Nord. removed from the offensive
ensnations vi the harbor large and small
carriages and Central Telegraph Office.
DAEls ExulBIiloN.--Io BE LET. fuKNisIED.
during the Exhibition prctty little villa situated In
the gardens at Pasy Paris In close poxnt,
the Exhibition. containing hininR room drun ing room,
three bedrooms three dr.ssing rooms. kitchen collar &e
Address Mr.. iiCREI. Rnc de Boulogne. so bis Paris.
U,IIE OLD AND kENOWNED RESTAURANT BIGNoN
Cate fgy. ~ boulevard des Itaiiens Paris viii shortly
open NJ 81 Avenuc Dc rODera new establishment, be
conducted on the same principle the former bus
y larger scale In order to complete satSfnction
desirable comfort combined with patronomic rehuo
mtnt.
IOL DEMPSEY cBiALArJ, hGhD ~, WOULD BE
/Ihappy to receive OF her who residing
America Address, care Nine. PKosr. 10 Rue Crince
Paris
NEW PUBLICATIONS..
LII WHO INTEND SENDING CIRCULARS Tiifs
~ spring. woud romind that have only n Kite
Directories remaining. W. PHILLIPS CO., 81 Nassau
b.
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THE ABOVE NUMBER ONE q PAGEs), PRICE
FIVE CENTS.
FOR SALE By ALL NkwsDEALERa
EMMEr CENTENNIAL NO. 2
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A.-"WHlrE'S PArENr LEVER TRUSS" Is
acknowledged the host Truss
out: thousands using u say "Amenr' Removed 70 u
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SULPHUR BArHs. 3 CENT. THE BENEFICIAL

SULPHUR BATHS, CENTS.-THE BENEFlCIAL
comment The effects OF GLkSss suLrmrR Soar in ths
aud thoroughly psr"s the entire surface
oi The body sold b, druggists. 20 cents.
JEWELS or THE GROWN OF SCOTLAND
Crown in box that in another.
% % % vault 70 % s 10
Tor one hundred years the keys being placed In mortar
the n y
with the aid OF chemistry and the microscope becomes
PLAIN and simple and diseases that were regarded as in
employed by the modern and progressive physieisn
their peculiar diseases and ucusabe; but
now hundred, aud ia. isnns of once bedddsn people In
FvonIrk PnEscnrloS has effected their perfect and
manent cure.
IoLEpo Ohio. Dec. 8, 1876.
ana though employed pnvscians in our city
the bed Every had psa Or could asd iisa 10
s"rs an, g sas., sy1n Ss relief A. last bottle Of
most instant rsiie and with little
''' '''s N"' '"S'''' ever afo yBSSDInSNILLE
A.-GENrLEMEN's SPRING HATS ARE READY
for inspection and sale at LsrhNscHIEu's, ils Mas.
A. -GENTLEMEN'5 SILK, DERBY AND SOFT
HArs single Hat wholesale price. 10 New Church ST,
up stairs t'
A-RUPrURE CURED; FORTY YEARS. ExPE.
rence Dr. MARsil's trcatment the only
cnre Only ohco 2vesey ST., Aaor House, opposite ST.
Pants Church.
A.-.wHIrE's PATENT LEVER rRussp Is
acknowledging by the host Rupurecure Truss
out thousands using II say "Amenr' Removed 70 6l
Warren st.
ASPIRING STYLES GENtLEMEN'S HATS
ready: style and texture unsurpassed fine silk HAT So
BuRkE. pa Broadway.
AsTOR HOUSE SHOE srOKE.-FINEsT HAND
made CATERS aad SHOES ~ Dakss smoKs $; any style
ready made order taL STEkN. Barclay
CHAPoED HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIPS. &C,
cured vt once by the use "f iEGkxANs AxPHoR cs
See that 20. get the genuine Sold by dru Ssss
CAMPHOR AND MOTH POWDER, LOWEST MAR
ket prices. HAKrNeTrS Pharmacy corner Sth st.
4th
CHILLED SHOT, sUpERiOR IN QUALITY, PER
feet In and unsaualed for penetration also
tacurers OF LEAD IPE and SIEEr LsAD CULWElL LEAD
COMPANY, 63 Centr" st.
DYEiNG AND CLEANlNG.-rHE NEW YORK
Dyeing and Printing Establishments staten Island Offices.
~ Duane St, 732 B,oadsay. $40 9Th New York lej
Pierrepont ST.. brooklyn Established 60 years.
DOCUiA SANDAL. WOOD CAPSULES NEVER
~ ali druggists. DuNDAs DICK 4 co. New York ic'1
ESTABLISHED IN 1873
UDoLPno woLFE's
ARoMArIo
scuIEDAM sCHNAPPs.
INDoRsED BY THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY.
TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TINES DAY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERs.
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CENTURY OF IRELAND's STRUGGLES.

sixteen large ninety-six coumns). enbelltshed
with twenty-ioar spirited Engravings.
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new PUBLICATIONS.

A Lii WHO INTEND SENDING CIRCULARS lis
~ spring, W would romind that have only n Kite
Directories remaining. W. PnlLLiPs CO., 81 Nassau
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A-RuPfURE CURED; FORTY YEARS. EXPE-
rence Dr. MARsll'S treatment the only sMe e.clua
cnre Only ohce 2Vesey ST., Astor House. opposite ST.
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ASPIRING STYLES GENtLEMEN'S HATS
ready: style am texture unsurpassed; fine silk HAT So
BURKE. 2l4 broadway.
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AsTOR HOUSE SHOE srOkE.--FINEST HAND
made CATERS and suogs 81 DRkss snoks. S: style
ready IN ado order. GllL STkkN. 2 Barclay
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A. -GENTLEMEN'5 SILK DERBY AND SOFT
HArs; single Hat wholesale price. - New Church st.
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BEWARE or coUNrERrEIrs AND INVITATIONS
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A. .--GENfLEMEN's SPRING HATS ARE READY
for inspection and sale at ESPENsCnIEps. ils Mas.
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FOR RUPTURE THE VICTOR TRUSS IS WITHOUT
rival; examine before bnying else where. Nessy IT.
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TAKE A WINE GLASS THREE TINES A DAY.
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CHILLED SHOT, SUpERlOR IN QUALITY, PER
feet In and uneqnalcd for penetration also
aeturers OF kAp lIrE and SHEET LTAD COLwELL LEAD
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CAAPpED HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIPS &C,
cured vt by the "f EGkMAN's tAwPHoR Icg
GLrcrRNE: keeps hands soft the coldsst weather
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
A Sad Picture.

A terrible story Of famine and pesti-
lence is told by the New York Euening
Posts correspondent in Rio Janiero. A
district in Brazil. equal in extent to
New England, the Middle Atlantic
states, West Virginia, Ohio and In
diana combined, has been without rain
since July, 1876. The brooks, springs,
and wells long ago dried up. Even the
river beds have now become dusty
channels. The cattle, Of which there
were vast herds, have died of thirst.
The people, perishing for food and
water, have fed from their homes,
many of them dying-sometimes whole
families togethsr-before reaching q
place of refuge. Those Of them who
escaped have overcrowded the cities Of
refuge so greatly as, 10 some cases, to
multiply the population By Eve, and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13

they arc now hsrded together 10 the
open streets, living like swine upon
scanty rations issued BY the Govern-
ment and upon such refuse % they can
gsther in the cutters. Well nigh naked
pnd utterly debased BY their sufFeriuss,
they live in bestial immortality, not
scrupling even 70 resort 20 cannibalism
in some instances, while smallpox, ysl-
low fever, dysentery and some other
diseases arc sweeping them away BY
thousands. As il TO leave no element
Of wretchedness out Of the account,
they are the victims Of the most brutal
III treatment at the hands Of the police
and soldiers, aud. worse still, Ut the
hands Of vile spectators, who make
trade Of these wretches woes. The
picture which tho correspondent pre-.
sents Is scarcely matched ID its ghastli.
ness even by the old records OF the
Oriental plague, and the story Is the
more distressing by reason Of the fact
that the people were peaceful herdsmen
and planters, cultivators of the soil.
whose homes have been made desolate
BY cause which could neither be fore-
seen nor provided s4ainst. Their woes
are not those Of men who have chosen
life Of crime, but those Of an indus.
trious agricultural people, afflicted first
with drought, then with famine, then
with pestilence, and finally with that
loss Of moral sense which brntalises men
into criminals without choice Of their
wills. Until now this terrible story has
not been told 10 this country. We
have known only that in parts Of Bra.
zil the rainy season has failed, but We
have not hitherto dreamed that sach !
famine a this afflicted 90 vast terri.
tory
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
One Pulls the Horns aud the Other tn,
Tail.

"Mr. Fem can make himself the
beloved of North Idaho. hy annexing
the three counties to Washington this
Winter. Do it sir i WaAa Walla
Union."
Mr. Fem is the representative Of the
people of the whole Territory, aud not
Of a minority of the people thereof.
Four -tifths of the people Of Idahe are
opposed to the annexation of any por-
tion of their domain to Washington,
and Mr.. Fem, whatever may be his
own predictions is bound to respect
the wishes of a majority of his constit-
uents.-AUdlaache.
The Onion urges Fem to immortal
ice himself by annexing North Idaho
to Washington, while the Avalanche
holds over him the rod of the people
Of South Idaho. You need give your.
self no fears about Mr.. Fem. So far
as he can he will favor the admission OF
Washington as state with the bound.
aries as defined in the Constitution re.
Gently adopted, and in this respect be
will milk the COW you are qusrrelline
about.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
No. Of Chinese In America.

According to the last census taken
by the national authorities, there were
62,7?6 natives of China in the United
States. OF these 4S,823 were in Cali.
fornia, 4,26O in Idaho, 8, 1926 in Ore.
gou, 3,l43 in Nevada, 1,943 in Mon.
taua, AS in Utah, and 234 in Wash
ington. California had II per cent, or
a little more than three -fourths reported
in the census. This enumeration was
made in June, 1870. The Alta, after
adding So, 1856 who have come since the
census, and deducting $4,000 for deaths,
infers that there are now about l01 900
Chinese in the United States. This
estimate is probably somewhat too high,
because it takes no account of those
who have returned to China, and the
number of these is not inconsiderable.
-Ore0Onidn,
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Behavior In Company.

Leigh Richmond gave the following
excellent advice to his daughters: "Be
cheerful, but not gigglers. Be serious.
but not dull. BE communicative, but
not forward. Be kind, but not servile.
Beware OF silly, ttoughtless speeches,
although you may forget them, others
vii! not. Remember Gods eye in
every company. Beware Of levity and
familiarity with young men; modest
reserve, without afectstiou, is the only
safe path. Court and encourage con-
versatiou with those who.are truly se-
rious and conversable; do not 60 into
valuable company without endeavoring
to improve by the intercourse permit.
ted to you. Nothing is more unbecom.
ing, when one part of . company ID
engaged in profitable conversation, tha,
another part should be triaipg, gig
Cling and talking comparative nonsense
to each other.--Er.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
he Loyal to YOUR Local Paper.

We know OF no impropriety less JUS
ti6able than the causeless finding fault
with ones local paper. We do not
propose difficulties under which news.
paper is prepared, nor do We intend to.
lay down rules by which one may Judge
whether or not paper is worth the
patronage Of its constituents. Ono
thing is certain, the world would be
dreadful drsary place were the local
newspapers suddenly to die. The
American people, we verify believe,
would actually become wild if all the
newspapers should cease publication for
q twelvemonth. There are many thou
sand newspapers in the land, but by no
means as many as there will be fifty
years hence. The damp, fresh sheet
laid daily or weekly AZ your doors give
you the world in miniature. You read
it's comely columns and feel the pulsa-
tions Of the mighty mass Of humanity
and become en- rnporte with oil its
movements. Some people are oil too
prone to depreciate their own local
papers and magnify the merits Of OUT
of.town newspapers. As q rule the
local newspaper is AZ good newspaper
as the community 10 which il ie pub
lished will support. Occasionally We
find cities aud villages which are not
properly taken care Of by their papers,
but in this day Of fierce composition
there are those always standing ready
with the requisite brains and capital to
gil wants "long felt" and If people will
subscribe and pay for paper they can
always be accommodated with prime
article. We do not respect person
who either himself speaks or permits
others to speak slightingly Of local
newspaper. Citizens have slight oh.
legation in this matter as we'll o. pub
fishers. II Is their duty to be loyal to
the prose-. aud to sustain it in all that
it does which is mt prejudicial to the
best interest Of the community.--N. Y.
Times.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
Solid Merit Will Tell.

For all the bitter opposition of jealous
rivals, no better illustration could be had
of this fact than the immense sale already
attained by the great Throat and Lung
Remedy, DR.. Aug. Kaiser's German Elixir.
fections it is truly wonderful, even those
suffering from Consumption in advanced
stages find great relief, and numbers of
patients have found, to their delight, not
only relief but cuRE. 1t being perfectly
harmless, makes it at once popular with
mothers, who of all others have felt the ne
cessity of such . medicine. The genuine
bears the Prussian Coat of Arms, the fac
simile signature Of DR.. Aug. Kaiser, and
has his uame blown on every rs cent bottle.
A trial size may be had at the Drug s .ore
of ]. Q. Moxley, for IS cents. 3-7-tf.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
rival and Departure Of Mails to and
from Lewiston, I. +.

70 and from Walla Walla and intermediate
pts. Leaves daily, Sundays excepted.) at
NJ. Arrives daily, (SuHaays excepted }
pm.
70 and from Mt. Idaho, Florence, WaFrens,
City and Slate Creek. Leaves daily
hndays excepted) at 3 A. NJ, srriyes at P. N
Fo and from Pine Grove and intermediate
(nts. Leaves Mondays and thursdays at g.,
NJ. Arrives Wednesdays ana Saturday at 7,
|M.
fo and from Pierce City. Leaves Mondays
II, A. M. Arrive Saturdays at 5, P. NJ.
DO and from Colfax. Leaves Saturdays at
N. Arrives Fridays at Z, P. M.
|ro and from Wallowa. Leaves Wednesdays
|G A. H.. arrives SATURDAYS Mt p NJ
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-12-13
Letter from Unt0ntoWn.
UNIoNTOwN.

WHITMAN Co. w. r., Nov. 29. 1873.
Ed. TELLER:-This place is situated
on the southwest quarter Of the north.
east quarter Of section 7, township 12,
north of range 46 east, at the junction
Of the Colfax with the Spokane and
Paradise road; also the terminus OF the
Steptoe road, which was recently laid
out. 1t is about eight miles to the
river by this road, aud ten miles from
here to Lewiston.
This is beautiful town site, sur
rounded by gentle undulating coun.
try, which is fast developing through
the energies of its industrious inhabit-
ants, and with another years immigra-
ton like the past not an acre can be
found vacant. There is a school in the
immediate vicinity, which is carried on
from six to nine months 10 the year;
also debating society, with goodly
number Of active participants, and
much interest is manifested by both old
and young. The debating society and
school will both be transferred here ere
long. This place, being accessible to
the river from three or four different
places, none SO distant that a person
cannot make trip to the river and re-
turn iu day, and well supplied with
educational instructions, renders it a
desirable place for newcomers to locate.
This town comprises mercantile es.
tablishment, owned by Mr.. Woodwork
with large and we'll assorted stock ol
goods, blacksmith shop, with two fires
a wagon shop, saloon not yet open, a
drug store in course of erection, owned
by DR.. Romine, physician Of ability
Lumber is on the ground to erect q
large and commodious Catholic church
the building will, however, be deferred
until Spring, to enable the lumber tt
dry.
Stewart Hanna will open saddle
and harness shop the ensuing Spring.
A tin and hardware store is sorely
needed.
We are in need of a grist mill here,
having to resort to Lewiston, Colfax Oh
Almota for our -four, thereby consum'
ing much unnecessary time. IF proper
steps were taken a large amount o
grain would be subscribed out of tb,
coming crop to any capitalist who woulc
erect steam grist mill, as there is NJ
available water power.
Lots command ready sale at lucra
tive figures. A large number hav'
been disposed of. Among the pur
chasers is VIM. A. Mix, son of Judg'
Mix, of Walla Walla. Whether b.
designs opening law Office we are un
able to say.
Very respectfully, yours, E. T..
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kerims II subscription. At Coin Rates. i.
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II" SIX MONTHS.................Z W
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lie Number. .............. rs
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expired.
!, Of Advertlsins. Reduced. In Coin
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Rch additional insertion. .,.............. ! 90
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fessional and Artisans Cards of one
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THE TELLER
|pvsljshed Every Friday Evening.
BY
A. LELAND T. SON,
MONTGOMERY STREET
LEWISTON / T.

,.ari,nv ai,nv 'df subscrip ption, At Coin Rates.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
OF IDAHO.

Judges of the lst End and Sd dis
assemble at the capital on the 6rst
lay in January in each year. and con-
te the Supreme Court of the Territory,
the Judge of the 2nd district as Chief
ice, aud A. l.. Richardson as Clerk.
10 Judicial Districts and the times and
es Of holding Courts in each are desig-
4 BY the Supreme Court when 10 ses-
and are liable to change each year.