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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Der breiunb;tpan;igidbrise &iiIergeieue
Sunn Moncaii /, Der Otaorioer 2ttten7
tGter, befeunt pffen, OaB ct Gommuniit
unO MitgIicb Der SSnternationalen iei,
Ielgnet a6er, OaitidulOtge ST baben. @r,
Der 6aS @ttcntdt auf ben iiingiten Der &6z
ni9e gemadt bat. iAeint Gin ganj arOerer
8erl 5u ieiit, ais Der Safe 66beL uno Der
l5erseianappte Doctor 9tobiIiEg, tpeIde
bic 9ltteutate auf ben aIteiten Der Wonarz
den ma6ten.
Ntoncaii mar 5tpei Gage Dor benz Mtter>
tat ron icincr 6eimatb Sorragona am
0titteImeer mad Wabrio gcfommet. Gr
1teute ii6 am Q6enO bes %. Sftober auf
BEN Seitcutpe9e DOT bem 9auie J1r. 90 1T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
v. : 6 !: ! ! n :
wtrft ais Sontf.

VEGETENE ,pirtt aud ais Gin iiberaus frGitises
nnb oneenebmes toatide3 0sittef, Inb bieie Gtgeni6aft
er2robt lid om beuttidilers bet 8erionei,, bic pon i6pez
rem arartGeiten scleieu, llno bet 6rauei, sic LANCE .3ett
nit 8eidperben bebaitet Iparer, bic bem IoelbltbeH @ez
1dlcAte eiseutbiimlih iirb. Sn allen Udutn perntebrte
es 81: Srait bcS ylerpenlDitems. oir9 wef5eS toicoernnt
ale Ibrigen Gbeile bes &6rpers setrditigt uno bic See
idaHenbeit be5 8lutc5 ~perbeiert iniro. Mo1'nern, 6ranet
nno Riftoern pertet1t es &rolt, Dern IS t1nert all Htatt
oebri6t. Gs bcle6t bos Syitenl o5 orrnel, i~ioerrndbtg
onaeltreusten Sci d5picS, 6eiien 9ebet burt enbLoIe Cora
gen nnb @aibcu Gnf9erieben 'Oir6; e5 ff6Bt bic Nreit 6es
@tienS uub ben roii9en .t9aud Der @elrtobctt in bic
IAmadcu Ssbuelr l,nD Die biutloic1 8on9en Der pom
piie(en q ultrensutsen erfdbpiten nuO poh Sen gcfobren
bcs g9o9snbettes euttrdftetsn 6renen; es perleibt reues
2eben benz 6lotcis NIB ab9eie4ritn &tnoe' oeiien Appettt
hahn iii, beflen g8emeeunser Idmad) uub neruenlos limb
uno oelien gauges Spiient benz &erfaG sur 8ente 9euUorz
BEN lit. VEGETHNE lit eine 10 trfli6e &owit
uno tein triserii6es Sttmnttrmttrei; has suite. ons es
bcute bepiurt, bat ni9t idon mOr9es 9tu4tbeite iu ges
foI9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
Wnhfr00e.

80 1T Der Waann, Der mir Silber un6 GIdier fir elm
Baroroma pertault ooer ausfunit eeber tdnns Der
roenbe lid pesen Ndberenr on
Gbt. gSeuntntnt,
2Sot2uo gharlOtte, @lintsS Co., Sowas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

Ser GDrtn. s. g. Saototo fdretbt:
IT'S attic Strobe, 8rootGpn q. 81
IA. 9topember 1874.
Serrn S. &. Stepens.
@ertber 6err!-Na9 benz 8crtbeiI, ben ber gcbron9
beS VEGETINE mir ieGoit 9epdbrt, iopobt we nod
Der perionli9en Griobruu9 Inoercr, teret Dabur9 be-
boi1clbe berSlid nno a~nirtdtts as Seilmittct iiir bic
9etbeu anentpieblen, bic es Sbrer 8eriideruns 3ufoIse
furiren fam. Same3 e. Cub ION,
uormals Hdltor Der Galrarp EdptiitensStr9e,
S%aeromtnto, Gal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
VEGETTNE.
Sd baltic eS fiir cine tuertbbOlle
0aMiItens Weoi5tn.

6erra s. u. 9tepens.
gsertber Serr!-@s modt mir gersniser ;u beftdtiz
aen, boB i'd bas VEGETINE nit gutent 6eiultote
in meimer 6amilte eebraudt babe; aud iinb mir per-
idieDene Sale betaunt. in benen e; merfpirbise Snren
bewirtte. SD battle ej fir cine ~wertbpoae 6aniLiens
Webi3in. Auiri9tis ber Sbriec,
6ep. % m. @tc onoIb.
Der Gbrw. @nt WecDondIb 1T III hen ean;en 8ereiz
risten Staaten ais Geiittider Der biid6hihen Dtetbobiz
itentirde mobl befannt.
9auienbe f6nnen besenseu (unb tbun ss freiruiais),
bas VEGETINE ods bette bis iest bent Sublitim
~sebotene Brdparat CUR @eriiinaura nnb 6~etrt9uns bes
Nlutes. our Gntleruun9 auer bofen Sdlte, llnreiniateis
ten ooer pereiiteten Secretionen aus bent Spitent lit, inz
benz IS ben burd 8rantbeit sei9wddten &orper itdrtt
unb trdftist. IS lit in Der 4bat. pe es non 9teIen ss
nanmt wurbe, der 9robe 8ieberbrinser ber Geiuubbeit".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
4
MMTorOcr1ttta!

WTOrOcrttn0!
Sobann Gbriftian Urteorid), aifer, aus BiSz
bern, NiirttcInbets, 1926 seborsn unb 1852 bier einqez
r%panoert, unb i'm Sabre 1857 in GbicusO, 1T wessn lOi4s
tiaen Grbi6ait6an3 lesenbeiten eriu6t, it'd obne Iers
sus idriitii6 Bet Motar 0tto 9etHSmon los
Sr9arb Ctr, Nepz 0ort, 5u metoen. 29ott2tu1w0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
0rORer NerOietN.

User uns ieine 9loreile nebIt einem 8 @entsz Stontp iii
eineni 8rieie einienoet, benz lenpen mir per YOit 9endne
Nu5ttnit iber elm gait; ueues @eiddft, pomit ir9eno
cine Berior. mdnn!t6su ODER Weibli6en @eidtebtS, dnf
ebrlide Metie nno obne 9roBe Nuslagert rno 0tnfe Iber
100 Dollars per Mionut pcrbienen fam oDne 8eiien Ino
Qebbeln. 8ein Noenti6oftSz 0nmbu9 ionbern en ebrs
Ii9es geidaft. abreiiire: Sobn Souic & So, God Boz
IS, Columbus Suncliou, Sorpo, 22iep30iiouuo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
Warftpretfe 1T SerItn 1tttS Gbts
c4ND.

lin ben 9eiern bic 8ergIei9ung 3tpii6en
6en QebenSmittelpreilen lit Berlin unb
Chicago su erlet6tern, bdben mir uns Die
bonn II. Sftober in ameritanii@e WtaBe
uno @eloipertbe ~un15utpanbeln un6 neben
Die Gbicagoer Pretle bon benz 9lei6e1
Sage gu 1teIen. - @etreibe miro in Derz
lin mad 100 8ilogramm %perfauft, tpeI6es
22O ant. Bfunb iinb; = bier mad 8uihel
bon einem geniiien @eipi6t unb stpar
98eisen su 60 YfunD, &oe9en sn Sc, @erite
3u As unb 6afcr SIT 80 Bfun0 Der 8uidel.
Die Wtort 1aben mir runo gu ein 8iertel
Dollar alt9eiebt. t9terua6 ~foiteten an
benz 9enaltnte1 Sage:
in Berlin in Chicago
/ 8ui6eI @ei3en. 49,. .$1.33 .8S4
/ 9tog9en. 81 .43
1 @erite..... 100 1903
1 Safer. SO .193
Sn allen bieien SG0en baben mir Bic
b0diten Jtotirungen fir Die bette Qualitdt
augeiebt ulo Die Yretle Der ~geringeren
Sorten (mitteI, lei6t, rejected ,c.) aus
benz Spiel 9elalien. Der INTERRUPTED bes
YretleS 3tptl6en bielen 1nb ben in 0oritez
benbem ange9ebenen itebt on beibeu 8lGben
in siemli6 9leidem 8erbdltniB.
Die Tletl6pretle 1tanoen am II. Sftober
in Berlin tpie foI9t: &inbfleiid BON Der
&eule 1,5O-1,2O, 8au6fleii9 /, aO-1,O 90,
S6petnefleiih Lao, 10, &al6fleil6
1,5O-1,0O, 9antmelheil6 1,4O-1,OO.
QueS pr. 1 &ilo9r. So6ann 8utter /
&iGOsr. 2,SO-1,s0 &c., @ier so Stid
$4,000.
Gin &iLusramm lit Q lis amerifan.
Ytuno; mad bteiigem @etpidt foltete
aIio in Berlin:
1 BfunO 9iinbfIeiid BON Der ReuIe III
Bis 13S Sents, 8au6feii6 (Suppenfleiid)
133 bis 11}, S6ipeinefleii6 is Ais bis
124, Salb aeti6 III bis 113, 6ommeIz
heii6 Is As Bis 113; iooann Butter
80 bis 204 bas 8funb, @ier II bis Is
@ents bas 9ubenb.
Oteie 8reiie mag fi9 Sober ieIbIt nit
ben bier 9eltenben Der9let6en. Nner6inas
tebmen bier Die Otebger, iucnn fie IS be-
tommen fDnnen, CANA fabelDafte Nrofite
uber tbre @infdufspreile; aIein Ber nidt
9eraoe gu ben unDerlddmteiten uro tbcuerz
item gebt, iuirb feline S6ipierigfeit finben,
aue oben an9e9ebenen Tleiihiorten 3u bon
6O bis 20 Yroient Der in Berlin geltcnoen
Brelle 81 erbalten. Namentlid gilt bas
BON ben vfleinen" Mebgern in BEN ent=
Iegeneren Staottbet(en. Touienbe non
Nrbeitern baben lberoies @elesenbeit, aus
Den S9labthdulern packing houses)
oortrettlt6es Sleil9 su tpeni9er ais Der
0alfte Der obi9en Breiie gu faufen.
Selpnoere Beobtung beroient Der enors
me Inter dice in ben Breiien Der 8rooz
ftoffe. &og8cn toitete in Berlin rei6Iid
oDppelt 10 pieI tpie in Gbicago, 8eisen
62 Bro5ent me6r. Die Nr6eitsI6bne
bagegen iinb i'll Berlin faum boGb 10
bod tpte bier: - fiir3Ii6 brudtcn mir bic
Wittbeilung ob, baB Die Wlaurer Bel BEN
itG0tii4en Seper 8auten ii9 ipsiaerten.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15
LET BYGONEs BE BYGONES.

Let bygOnes, be bygones; if bygones were
By sught that occasioned a pang OF regret.
Oh, let them in darkest oblivion be
shrOuded;
'Tis wise and tits kind to forgive and
forget.
Let bygones be bygones, and good be
From III over which it is folly to fret:
The wisest Of mortais have foOlishly
The kindest are those who forgive and
forget.
Let bygOnes be bygOnes; oh cherish no
The thought that the sun of Affection has
EcIipsed for moment. its rays will be
Ifyou, ike a Christian. forgive and forget.
Let bygones be bygones; your heart will be
When Kindness of yours with reception
The flame OF your love will be purer and
II, GodIike, you strive to forgive and
forget
Let bygOnes be bygOnes; oh, purge out the
leaven
Ofmalice. and try an example to set
To others, who craving the mercy Of heaven,
Are sadly too slow to forgive and forget
Let bygOnes be bygones; remember how
To heavens forbearance we all are in debt
They value Gods infinite goodness too
To heed lot the precept. Forgive and
forget" 4"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15

combat. The sol,lierS were now or
dered to clear the areana, and
charged with fixed bayonets OH the
crowd, wounding several in their
efforts to force them back. This so
infuriated the mob that knives and
pistols were drawn, and fierce cm-
counter took place between the mill
tary and the rabble, resulting in the
killing of several of the former. The
soldiers were first ordered to fire iu-
to the air, but this proving futile a
vollcy was poured into the mob, kill
ing several and wounding Others.
The crowd, threatening dire ven
geance, retrsated, leaving the space
clear, and thus giving the specta-
tors an extra performance not down
in the bill, and which appeared To-
be heartily enjoyed bv them.
During the excitement caused by
the collision between the soldiers
and the moh. the fight between the
lion and the dogs had ended in the
latter being victorious, and AS we
looked toward the cage We saw the
dogs standing over their PROSTATE
foe, tapping his blood, aud appar-
emily little worse for the encounter.
though subsequently, three of them
died from their wounds. This closed
the entertainment, and the cnorm-
ous throng of Spectators left the
Piazza well pleased with what they
had witnessed. Receiving an invi-
tation to spend an evening with the
family of my lady friends, l gladly
accepted, and was soon ensconced
In their hoSpitabIe mansion. The
conversation naturally reverted to
the scenes We had that day witnessed
at the PLAZA. The ladies' stoutly
defended their national amusements.
although | pointed out the fact that
such barbarouS spectacles did not
tend to elevate the morals Of peo-
pie, and insIanced the bloody affraV
between the military and the mob;
still they were unoonvinoed. dsclar-
ing that no country in the world af-
forded such exquisite entertainments
as their own beautiful Peru.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15
For the Telegraph.
Everlasting.

Is everlasting punishment endless? This
is subject which now absorbs the atten-
tiOn of our clergy, and also, to great ex
tent, that of our newspapers and periodi-
Gals. A great deal is said, but the greater
part Of il is said by that class of men, who
neither own a Bible. nor even attend
church. 1t is shameful that these men
should have the privilege of deciding such
questions for so many of their readers.
Thereis hardly an infidel who has read
the Bible at all, yet he thinks himself en-
tirely capable of passing his verdict upon
it. His whole argument perhaps hinges on
3 verse that he couldn't lay his fingers on,
or name the book or quote it ut all correct.
ly. And although our ministers cannot
convince them of it, / am not sure but
that they know more about what they are
talking than the others. 0ns of those
who have gone to work, Bible in hand to
search every evidence carefully for the hon
est truth, We find in DR.. Wilton, a Pres
byterian Divine of Easthampton, Mass
He is a scholar. and in every way comps-
tent to examine such a subject
The results Of his earnest researches are
these: There are two words in the original
greek text for the one in our English ver-
sion, which is translated everlasting"
The one is used always in connection with
hell and the other with heaven. The one
which refers to hell literally means, though
not endless, "of very long duration" The
word referring to heaYen means "everlast-
ing" or ''endless." We have no right to
say that punishment will be endless. That
is left for God to decide. But whether
punishment will be endless, or fin
ally, after 'long duration, result in ami
hilation is Of no great Importance to us as
free moral agents. There is no admit
tance into heaven after Judgement; for in
Mat. Z, 21: ''Not everyone that saith unto
me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the king
dom of Heaven, but he that doeth the will
of my Father which is in heaven" What
is this will? One must repent, give him
self to Christ and live in accordance with
his honest convictions of duty. bearing in
mind that, to bo sincerely honest, one
must, ''Sesrch the Scriptures" and use
every available means to find out ones
duty.
For this reason we would heartily thank
all such men as DR.. Wilton, and we wish
that all others who are yielding such pow
er both in pulpit and in press, might be
actuated by as pure motives. If perchance
you are interested in this little volume, let
me tell you that its title is, SIS Eternal
Punishment Endless" and that it might
be profitable for you to obtain it.
FLORENCE.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15

DR., ]. G. AVER 4 CO., LEVEL, Mass,
PRACTICAL and Analytical ohsmssss.
SOLD ~ All DRUGGISTS EVEEEEHEEz.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15

Are offering Large Line of Plaid, Stripe,
and Mixed
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15

Eyer shown in Ashtabula. 1000 yards to
select from.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15

Are the most
effective aud
cOngenial pur-
gatfve eyerdis-
covered. They
are mild, but
fe ctual In
their opera
tion, moving
the bowels
surely and
without palm.
Although gens
tie In their OPP
aratiOn thew
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-15

are still the most thorough and search
ing cathartic medicine that can be
employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill a day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
Orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter of a century, and
have obtained a worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
eased action In the several assimila-
five organs of the body, aud are so
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely Withstand OF
evade them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and danger
Gus diseases that have baffled the best
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their aperient action
they gripe much less than the common
purgativeS, and never give pain when
the bowels are not infiamed. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
1t from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates, containing neither
calOmel nor any deleteriQhs drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
By anybody Their sugar-eOating pre-
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
irom their use in any quantity.
FREPARBp ~
Dr., ]. G. AVER 4 CO., LEVEL, Aassu
PRACTICAL and AnAlytieal ohsmssss.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
A Screw Loose.

The Idaho World which is claimed
to be Democratic, and which places the
full Democratic ticket at the head of its
columns, contains an editorial severely
rejecting on the character of Geo.
Ainslee, the nominee for Delegate in
Congress, and what makes the matter
more singular and pointed the writer
claims nine yaars personal and init
mate knowledge of the chafacter of
Ainslee. This position Of the World, is
a puzzle to many. If the Statesman
had taken similar course in regard to
its nominee, it would only been the
crookedness of Kelly and elected nc
surprise from any quarter where known
The World is the only paper published
in Ainslee's own town.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
They meet the Cuesti III No bod gin |.

The Republicans OF Columbia county,
W. T., says the correspondent of the
Union passed resolutions favoring the
extension of time for completing n. p.
r. provided the lands were thrown
open to settlers under the homestead
and presumption laws at a price not to
exceed 500 per acre; opposed to dis
memberment of the Territory and in
favor of immediate admission as State,
and in favor of annexation to the Terri
tory the three northern counties of
Idaho whether we become State or
not These men talk as though they
intend business. These resolutions were
unanimously adopted 1t is expected
that the Democrats of that county will
follow suit Oh admission and annexation
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Reservation Indians and their Lands,


Gen. Brisbiu estimates that there are
now 92,729 Indians on reservations in
Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Michigan, Wyoming, Mon
taua, Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
They occupy 92,757 1858 acres Of land,
which he would open to settlement by
removing the indians to permanent
Indian territory north of the Missouri
and Columbia rivers. Oregonian.
He, instead of homesteading the In
dams, would place them all on tne bord.
ers Of a foreign country, where, in case
if war with England they could be
turned against the whole United States.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Constitution Election Notice

There will be held at the various
places Of voting in the counties of Ida
no, Nez Perez and Shoshone of Idaho
Territory, on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November 1878,
which will be on the 9th day of SAID
mouth, an election for voting for the
adoption or rejection of the Constitu.
ton Of Washington to include said
three counties of idaho, and for voting
for or against the separate articles SUBJ
mitted with said Constitution. The
hours for voting will be the same as
provided for voting for officers under
laws of Idaho Territory, which election
for officers occurs on the same day and
at the same places. The persons who
are appointed judges aud clerks of the
election for said officers in the respect.
i've precincts in said counties, are here
by also appointed as judges and clerks
of election on the said Constitution and
said separate articles, with full authori-
ty to act in relation thereto, to Judge of
the qualification Of voters, to receive
the votes, count the same and make re.
turns to the undersigned commissioners
at Lewiston l. I. as provided in the
schedule Of said Constitution. Said
judges and clerks respectively will take
ana subscribe before a magistrate
the following written oath, before they
enter upon their duties, to witt
~ do solcmnly swear that will
we'll and truly perform tn, duties de.
yolvlng on me as Gudge or clerk. as
the case may be- of election in frcceiv-
ing, canvsssing and returning the votes
cast for and aGainstthe Constitution OF
the State Of Washington, and the sew.
eral separate articles submitted, as pro.
posed by the Constitutional Convention
of Washington Territory. So help Inc
God"
Said judges an clerks in receiving
said votes upon said Constitution and
separate articles where they are found
on the same ballot with the officers for
Idaho Territory will before counting,
sever the Constitution and separate ar.
tcle vote from that relating to officers
and count them separately, preserving
the ballots. They will also make re
turns to the commissioners at Lewiston
: within ten days after election, Of theil
count OF the vote cast, and also return
with this count, the several written oath,
subscribed BIZ said judges and clerks it
t accordance with the provisions of section
81 Of the schedule of said Constitution
The undersigned urge upon all voters
in the counties named to express them
5 selves by voting on this Constitution.
WM. EWING, J Nez Perez
H. SQuIER Co
j. N. Crooks, Idaho
: L. \. Fem. county.
L. NJ. G. BRADLEY : Shoshone Co.
RI Commissioners appointed by Consti
u tutiOnal Convention
/. Done at Lewiston this 10th day o
c October 1878.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Portland to have a Railroad Connect ton
with California.
The Oregonian says:

The Oregon5an says: ~
The following special dispatch receiv.
ed last evening contains information Of
great interest to the people Of Oregon:
FRANKFORT. Germany. Sept. Goth.
"A general meeting was held here to-day
OF the bondhol1ers of the Oregon and Cali
'oraia railroad at which bonds amounting
10 oz'Sil 100 were represented. resolu-
l'on was adopted by a large majority, APP
proving proposals for acquiring and COM
pieung the Oregon Central railroad aud ac-
eep.ing the financial propositions connected
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11

hADA hEAR'sG.-The Oregon House of
REPRESENTATIVES, on September 9th. invited
g.. Duniway and Mrs. Thompson ito adj
IN that body on the woman suffrage
Jon. Both ladies, of course, accented
(vltation, and those solons ofthat bod v
highly entertained With the speakers
eations of the wrongs of disfranchised
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
Il u II l. h r AZ.
INTE Ill @ Z ~ G T.
Cal

"A Nj off. nseraps.
no o4vssbefg Bros, have lately received
AZ neW pods.
q. .anak u primary meeting at Court
d2 rrow eve at I clock
-Ls, FN has re-opened aud is ready
h.amsh See advertisement.
lie county convention on We'd
10th inst
Hc N. LLMER & Co.. are in constant re-
pt$tN9w goods
omm'lt 6Ax ~ the indictment against Ignatius
INV vii take place on Tuesday next.
olyn BUsISEss. But few civil cases are
Ia |, th4oaiendar for this term of court
+ y VHk Apother war cloud is arising be-
~ Rassje and England. Some predict
PURE 4 ~ 81 Inevitable.
GnAnp JrRy.-A fourth indictment was
&c., tunnel ~ 5 court Thursday morning, and
tsiness h progressing in that body.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11
BAKERY

In CONNECTION WITH HIS BAKERY
i he has opened chop house. where can be
found, at any hour of the DAY or NIGHT,
Choice Porter House steaks. Ham and Eggs,
Oysters &c., cooked IN order. No China Stops
served up, but the best of everything the mar
ket affords, and in the best style. 52-tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-10-11

DAILY.-The Walla Walla Statesman
r. menced to issue daily. The first
received and presents highly cred
zI!. ppearance in its make up. 1t claims
i, dependent in politics and to be de-
2z general news. Mr.. Newell is
0Qa Perer for news, and that town ought
s1ut IT daily paper.
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kILowA MAuL.-Lass week the fra

was carried over the new route TO
Pwa, by Geo. Noah. The trip was
on contract time, altho' Mr.. Noah
70 ride an extra distance OF "a miles to
hre akey for the Wallowa P. NJ, SO
Ehe could open the mail. Noah reports
country all burnt over between the
% Ronde river and Wallowa, no feed
be route.
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Op1x6SpN THE Arm OF NovEMBER,-Mr.
.STr innn1tSG rites US that the Acadamy at
NSG4yle will not open unit! the 4th OF
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Announcements.

d. W. c. Dunwel is candidate for the office
Of Auditor and Recorder of Nez Perez County,
subject to the decision of the approaching Dem
ocratic County Convention.
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N lM1M HfovEs We notice that G. G. Bun
II has lately received n quantity of new
'ods, aSsong which is n good variety of
owes 0fthe best patterns.
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III We had a friendly call from
i yoI6E 10 Wood from Slate creek. Mr..
0o1sNHpears as hale and hearty as he did
H. y&4&&Ago when we first knew him.
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omitted TO mention last
he return of Raymond Saux, oflhe
NJ Hotel, who has made visit of five
~ To friends in France He appears
Alnproved in health, ind his return is
04e to his numerous friends here.
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Ap&t4X2D Mr.. J n. Maxwell was ad-
Hind Enn attorney to practice in our
tut49S Tuesday. Mr.. ~, had been pre-
WH111 United in Tennessee.