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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

cavans :" andnot 10 rehelrse the whole table OF con
tcut-Mr. Edward King guides us thI0ngn Odd coIneIS
of Aus ria and Hungary and along he banks OF e Dan
ube All the papers are c0plOusIy illustrated ine
dcsuitory ader viii find IN tie volume pleasant
rrro-d ~ many pleasant excursion AID will pert
cui il c from the fact ttni = the WORK oI
vgrous hands, and SHOWS the lnhaeucc oI various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19
DROPOSALS FOR Mail BAGS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASH NGTuN, 4. G.. &c UUtr u, lSSO
Separate sea- ed prcpo~a viii Ue received Depart
meni Untl nnun tHr -! la Of Drcc ube lN
M by cnn rlct for 10 years from the LIST day Of January
lhoi. MAIL BAGS IKE the samples II Ihls
Tor furnishing MAIL BAGS. conforming
sls 10 the Official samples but OF different OnstnrInn and
improved patterns Of which bidders TO frul,l samplos
Npc,h a. The kinds di Mail Bags Of The cuuii.
lions anu durtm'n relating 10 pOposl contract, & @
vel IufIn ui bid viii De
by otter to lie Second Asss Postmaster (cnrraI No
proposal VIII bc considered which shall
United III acc"riincr vita such specifications an forms
he rohiiAts which may be made will be in conformity 10
tho sDc'i,tti The proposals. Ie l..
ie5CtVI, however, 10 reject any al uroposaS
JAS. y. TYNER,
Acting POstInastsrl General
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Uropo5Il5.
nKOpNSALS For OIL

PROPOSALS FOR OIL.
OFFICE OF HE LIGHTHOUSE no ARD. }
WASHINGTON. u. G., NOY. D., IS.u (
SEALED PlOPOSA L. wli be at ibis Office un i
II O'Clock III VI IucsdAy tho JUh day NoNembcr 1880
ior iurHng l5OOI gallons oi mineral oil and g. ODn ca.
IONS 81 a OH u the quay required for tho Uulte
Lighthouse
Specifications forms Of proposal and other may
be Obtained on appucatiUn Ia tns Oiute.
lie ugnt IS reserved to reject All bids ana waive
any detects JOHN RODGERS,
Horticultural L. :. Navy,
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BUSINESS Gnances.

NOR SALE.-The hat factory known AS
- 1ANFS II. PREN FicFN okrpu, Of brooklyn. f. D.
4" ti mae hntr IA ud condition and running rider Terms
i,N r4u'c For further particulars inquire ROBERT
LIZ" -. assignee jJa Hruatway. Sew y Ork city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-19

EGYPT DES RIPIINE HISTORICAL AID Pr TJ-R.
ESQUE. By Professor @. EBEEs. Trans a od bv Clara
Eol tarts ] 10 Folio. asset. Pet r. "a pm & 10
The work Of which we have here the first
1nslaments. is 10 hc completed about thirty parts
forming sunpju US folio volume, nllsi rated with
about 800 wood cuts aud beautifully prnted on RICH
heavy paper. III style popular, Cot book is IN
tended or general use rather Than olars tho aim
OF its protector, being 10 iatcruugc pleasantly sur
vey Of Egyptian history according the latest author
ties, description OF the country and MS monu-
mcnts. and account II TIE Manners cust0L.s and
characteristics 81 the people both in ia mod
cru times. Probably man better qualified than Pr
fess CT Ebcrs fsr lie composition Of such book could
have bceufUuId. The rOnianCes b. which lie has al.
tanned SO wide celebrity show that he has moi OILY
been close stud II, Of Egyptian antiqaItv hut mas.
caught the very spirit OF that remote and ruyserous
lfe tne valley Of tie Nlc which for generations has
exercised fascination the western world he
knows how 10 present ancient with VIVID dra
maue Interest and to revive for strange features
OF buried race TO ADD 10 the scentif, vaue OF the
work, DIR. Samuel Birch, Keeper Of Oriental ANTIQUITIES
notes. and has agreed 10 prepare original nroduc-
ton. The drawings aud cuts many Of them being full
page illustrations, the work OF German artists They
havebeea executed with great many of thIn from
sketches made in Egypt expressly Tor this pub caon
and they will rank the most credtabe specimens
OF book Illustration watch the teeming presses Messrs
Casseil & Co. have given forth.
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ON THE RHINE, AND OTHER SKETCHES OF EURO
PEAN IkAVEL. evO. pp 517. J. - Lipplneolt & %.

PEAN TRAVEL. svo. pp 327. }. Is Lipplncoit d 20
The fourteen papers included in this volume
appeared fist IN LiDDinoors Mogo-,ne. 1ncy cover Il
large field Of travei,-t0c Rhine country. Pans the
Pyrenees, the Italian l. kes the Riviera Sicily sweden
Norway. Hungary. ana the DinuhIl "a pr,vin.e5-.9g
they from various pcus Lady Blauca. Murphy Tor
example IN f0ur entertaining chapters. describes the
voyage Down tue kh nc" and tour among some Of
the quaint towns, ike Fre'hms aud hcidslbsr, wAch
may he CHASED hheni>h towns. no. a tie% .r. p,t
Oh the Romantic liver; Mr. T. 4. Ir0aope writes OF
Baden ana Aii~ru.i lScn;" Mr. George L. Cat!n con-
tributes siris4Ny sketch entitled Among the Bis
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cost nn0 touno.

II AK BOOK LOST. - Bank Book No.
- $500 oi 'r bowcry - iu~' Bane is mis-. ing re
.fr l ici c.tc Go r-uiu DO 10 moi r,..l,r
b. ptt t i-th Cl ~ December l--u appl,t, N y, IA w,
uldU T. ,nr hti'. Ion book
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In. - I. - II. .l VI. r.-.LIel n lhL.

c'tit rep I.'H l'-ul-'' e" '' ~ 80 orc.
Bullion valued q, go ij> 80 was received IN this
city yesterday from -1c liifo4.
ice cII.. &C iU. decline ODD copper Knob stock y, s.
torl1y B.. t."- 'yp.H.urd: William Brlut4'tb. tIr
Elr,-pi,- .u.ut JUi ..a-uI.rut t.a .WruuV. h1-
been "a I.IGr op. orator. m Copper Knob aud 90. rI
stocks dealt m 1T both tNehsp~r-. Nituu
f.c past $50 Df lhItc days 10 hHs boz.
Iauu ..rd iha' ST.. BiMGrriu bad borrowed %
latt. auouul ,t money 90 Copper kuur stock. tr.d
could hold. Yesterday go tack Hls made b., OBJ.
bears up,u tIc atoco. auLIl Vas uHmucrcI down
from - Deb - cc'Ia uu tnC second rl It iur Amer
icip ud. Oh iIc opening ot tlr third
rii uo,c ioH lIr. Bardl" Nt~
read by tine secretary 20 10" LNrhau
tfti uc "1- ui1p'' 7" "'rt IBIS tnHt''iI ui-. lul-
rru-rI fu-H OF brokers HnN .oun CO. srll topp-
hupp Stock. AID % t.rt"it declined, closing 800 -
D.n.- Alr. .u!l... asserts tult the Wluc J,
fe-.IItr CouulipI lu tIti ul- failure b. Iu WISE
espresso confidence m tie early settlement of hi,
diiIruitlf-.
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HEXEY GREyILLE'S NEW RUSSIA

NENRY GREVILLE'S NEW RUSSIAN
y VEL
THE TRIALS OF RATssAl 1 Loes St.ry.
THE TRIALS OF RAISSt. / III fiqn LoUe Stjrg BY
Henry grey He Translated hy Mary al Sherwood. Price
80 centa in paper. or - % coth
NE TRIALS or RAI~~A" by n e1rv Gravie. g Owe
story ull OF fascination and power The scene rs ar N
Russia the action takes place III st iei" shuIE tie
country afd bL The desc ptOns admirable and me
plot j ally developed
THE PRINCES OGHEROF. Russian Lore story BY
Henry irevi lc Paper, ~ cents: Co,h ST.
DOUBLE NEDDING or. HON ~Iil. WAS Won. BY
Mis- CttAdiIc 4 WalGri, author OF fht lios hold Of
BnasUrc" aud Uniform viii A Heart Twice Won $40
ciOiH, ultCN and GOLD price ~ 90.
Ite GjYre b. Is Cr eT IN E-ol'iirrS 6Hd Mons
focu an Eqr09d 7rgtHS c1ue rii Dr. sent ~
any pre- Pa5&. FjhiHg pTicc f. TV5ijsaers
r. b. PETERSON Il BROTHERS,
no. BOO Che.tIut.t rhLlAeIIhIa. Penn.
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-n5Iruciipn.
For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS COMSTOCk,
82 ard Wcst 40th 81.
FACING nEsEnvorH PARK.


FACING EESEhNOIt PARK.
English. French. ana German Boarding and Dag school,
German and Fuelsh KIuGe. -aitcu Gymnastics studio
private elias. far youug boys Classical Department WE'D
NE<pAY. september -
SPECIAL N0IIcE-Ar Class: TUESDAYS aad Tiials 1t
u g. m: Grst lecture. October 1f
MISS WARREN. i West Ajth-st., rcOpcns
M September a. boys MT Ell for co'Fs ais' urinary d.
paTuvlii. Young litics thoroughly Taught o'Hfhtiu h"i
scuo'ff0f irt girls
MRS. KEAFT'S school for misses and chill
VA drca r,oacrs september L.. 2jG West 4?d-,l.
MRS. " ,LTON, G3 l.. j2d->t. kindcreIr-
CT, JOHNS SCHOOL.
- Board! ls and Day school
FOR NGtNG LADIES = NJ tlit i-phfN.
STUDIO n-i-h and & iulaI klnierGHteh separate
department 1,T young u"fs ....-
os - and 23 WEST 32D- T..
B'fwttI Broadway amt .th-lVc.. b Of" YORK. .,o
Autumn term commences Wednesday. ~ruft uher ~ lSNr
Rev. THEODORE Irving. LID. Recon
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AIt Schoo!s-NcwYork City.
NyK-. LOUISA Il. CULVER
AtE VIII receive pupils IN Drawing and Painting Ia ON ana
alter CYors fna and Decoration, "a; hei STA D oi9 last
2bth-st NcW-TOrk.
t,l.. Sir H. Huntington. Mr William Hart,
-''''" NJ. jane NJ. Htii. MI \. /. bellows
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- For Young Lad ea-Brooklyn.
MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN will resume
w her lessons music aud mOarru language after sep
trn,bOT d. F,I particulars Apply at 40 GH- tJn.l
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TNlE vi SIS Rogers English, French, and
L German school youur ladies' c'.rr. 20 " ct
3Sh-st. formerly West o,j, ro9rned september 20
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HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY
LATEST ISSUE.

Published by HARPER q BRO THEIRS, New-York.
~ HARPER q BR JTH tR> VIII send any Of ,hc above
worGs, By mail postage prepaid TO ANY Of the Uned
STATES. receipt Of the price
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For Both Sexes Country.
Mlsccuaucous

4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE of All kind.
~ for schools, Academies COIrg-s amt Hats send ln
Catalogue EAkE PRATT & co.. So 80 i,II-st s.. !
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE BEEF BONANZA; or. HOW 70 GET id'R oii 2,m"o
PLANE BY General JANIS :. BEisblN l. T. - '-"-'
DID ~. ). Il. i.ipidnC0it ~ &c.
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Atm publllnuons

Tilsi novel which no oaa lad without rlensaFe,spo
'atoT. Lon
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
Exempt f. III Taxation

a correspondent of the Oregoniaa
complains loudly because Wells, Far
go ~ Go. cause so much expense to the
State of Oregon in the way of prose
cutions of robbers of that company
and yet have their lobbyists around
every legislature who work to defeat
ever measure for the taxation of the
business and property of that compa-
ny. If citizen of Oregon has cause
to complain of this exemption surely
every citizen of Idaho will have cause
to complain if proposition is enter
tanned in one legislature to exemp,
Jay Gould's railroad or any other rail
road from taxation that runs through
or into idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
What will the Winter be,

Everybody isl predicting something
about the coming Winter. Some
claim the signs portend Winter of
great severity, while others equally
weatherwise say We are to have an
open Winter. We make no preten.
sions to prophesy upon the subject.
We have been in this section Of coun-
try about 20 years and found that
some of the signs which were regarded
as certain and sure have most signal i,
failed, and have concluded to try and
he liked for any kind of Winter that
may overtake us. The weather seem,
to he as uncertain as elections. The
only way to predict with any kind Of
certainty is to bet on the weather ant
then you may lose
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
The Northern Pacific


A New York journal says that the
Northern Pacific company expect to
cover the distance 900 miles) from
the Yellowstone river to Pen d'Oreillo
lake in three wears time. 1t is now
certain 10y the syndicate of bankers in
the directory that loan can be placed
without difficulty on the market and
sold at advantageous rates, Of sufii
cient amount to complete the road
Mr. Billings has associated with him
in the board Of directors several lead
ing iinanciers and capitalists, among
them the ex-Secretary Of the Treasury
McCulloch, one of the ahlest in the
country; johnson, OF Baltimore; Bar
ney, of Wells, Fargo Il Co.; Cheney,
the Bos ton express man, and Others
who will lend their personal effort and
endorsement to the loan According
to the latest reports the road viii not
touch at BozeMan or Helena, bat push
through by Deer Lodge Pass fro'a the
Yellowstone, saving $50 miles, and
covering in the 40 miles limit about
all of the Yellowstone land grant tina,
is of any actual value. W. ". Union
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
" hat will Come Ups

1t is expected that some legislation
will be asked by the northern delega-
ton at the hands Of the legislature the
coming session. Precisely what it will
be will depend much upon the dispo-
sition of the members from the north.
They cannot expect much, if any, that
will at least conflict with the southern
portion Of the territory. If perchance
the southeast and the northern mem
bers can find common bond upon
any question or questions that will
naturally be Of importance to tho two
sections, then there may be some hope
to accomplish SOMETHING But we dc
not expect aid from the central pr,
ton who have ever shown a DISPOSE
ton to cripple US in our growth and
prosperity. Nez Perez county wants
a court house and some other county
ouliuiitSS. We wait +" pIiuSc aSiosS
the Clearwater river, and to effect
these will require some legislation, ant
possibly that inasmuch as it is purely
local for the north it may be obtained
AT any rate our members should strive
for it, and be united upon it. Some
are talking of change in count,
boundaries. but our opinion is lha
they better not be disturbed till W,
find the result of our movement to O.,
to Washington. If we are successful
in this then we can mste such changes
as will suit all localities and be O
great advantage to the people.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
New Chinese Treaty.

The W. ". Statesman of the goth
publishes the following telegram
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.
A dispatch just received from China
dated the 18th states that . new trea-
ty has been concluded between the
United States Commissioners and the
Government Of Pekin; thoroughly
controlling the question Of Chinese Elm
igration. The news excites much in
terest, although the details are not q
hand. 1t generally understood from
information recently received from tn,
commissioners that the stipslations ar'
perfectly satisfactory to the people o
the United States and especially tn
Pacific Coast.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
Northern Idaho and Washington

Northern Idaho has been for some
years very DESTROYS of being annexed
to Washington Territory. Projection
of the "panhandle' Of Idaho between
Montana and Washington to the line
Of British Columbia is a most arbtra-
ry division OF territory. There is no
communication between Northern Ida
no and the balance of the territory
except through Washington. All the
relations of Northern Idaho are with
Washington and Oregon and the po-
litical connection enforced by arbitrary
boundary lines with the body of Idaho
Territory is a most inconvenient one.
At he recent election the people OF
the northern counties constituting the
"panhandle' gave voluntary expression
to their desire Of annexation TO Wash
ington. Only a single vote was cas-,
against the proposition. That one
was in Lewiston where 276 votes were
cast in the opposite character. Al
the other precincts, so far as heard
from, were solid for annexation. Con
gress should heed this appeal. We
have no doubt the delegate from Wash
ington will do all he can to further it
Northern Idaho is just so much terri
tory 'left over" after boundary lines
had been set. The adjustment pro
posed would not only be contribu
ton to geographical shapeliness, ba
would be great convenience to a sec
ton which is rapidly filling with popu
lation, and which has nothing in com
mon with the territory to which it il
attached. = Orsgoaian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

THERE is trouble in the Democratic
National Committee. They seem Ia
find it impossible to cxculpate their
most prominent members from the re.
sponsibility Of the Morey letter fraud
and forgery. Democrats everywhere
who read the developments seem ia
stand aghast, and arc mute with as
constituent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

While in the upper town school house
last Sunday evening We were painfully con-
WINGED that Winter schooling in that build
ing is terrible wrong to children. While
the fire was throwing out its fervant heat,
the cold air was rushing up between the
floor and walls, pur faces We're comfortable
when turned toward the stove ard our bod
les though heavily clad were chilled and be
numed. Children could much better study
in the open air than under such system o.
persecution.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

THE LEWISTON DIrcH-Ths property
has had varied and checkered proprietor
ship. 1t was first created by an incorpora-
ton of several citizens of the place, and the
ncorporators had a communicable object in
view, to-wit: The supply of water in town
for domestic fire irrigating and manufacture
ing purposes. HAD the original stock hold
ers adhered together and come up to their
original engagements, there property to-day
would have been paying investment to
them, but scisms among their number soon
caused them to 60 to pieces like rope If
sand and the property in its incomplete and
imperfect state went into other hands, and
was somewhat improved and utilized. The
past season Mr.. Brearley the chief owner
determined that its capacity would be great
ly enlarged and its character improved To
this end he has during the past few months
expended III the neighborhoood of $l5, 200
in the enla rgement and improvement of the
ditch. He has widened it at the bottom to
7 and feet and made the sides SO sloping
the cavng OF its banks. He has deepene,l
it about two feet at the upper portion and
given it much more uniform grade from
the head to the lower terminus. He has at
much expense constructed an arch bulk bead
made Of stone laid in cement, and as far as
could~be foreseen so strengthened the
whole line of the ditch that broakage
seems almost impossible. Some carpers
have predicted that the ditch would break
the proprietor financially. but he has the
work of enlargement nearly completed and
with its completion he now has steady
water power of sufficient capacity to run
sets of burs in a Touring mill and leave one
18th of the water for the use of the other
owner of the dth, this power will be steady
and not intermittent. Besides this he can
supply the town with surplus water for do.
nestle and fire purposes, and the farmers
and gar,lncrs along the line Of the ditch
with water for irrigating when needed
The whole improvement, especially that
near the head OF the ditch is well worthy OF
an inspection as an enterprise which must
contribute to. the prosperity of Lewiston
Who else will do as much for the perna
hence of this place: Echo, who?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26
new era In dcntiStry-Teeth
filled without pIln.-Dr. Deunet

after years of labor and experiment has dis
covered and patented a preparation, drop
of which applied within the cavity Of sen
sitive tooth, allows the tooth to be cut into
aud prepared for filling by the dentist with
ont any pain or discomfort to the patient OF
| injury to the tooth. Dentists can only pre-
cure the preparation of licensee. Dr. Calder
of this city has obtained license and il
now using the preparation in his practise
and his patients are loud and earnest in
their expression of gratitude, not of pain a.
formerly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

RuSAwAY.-A buggy team belonging to
Chas. Monteith in the use of John Breariev
ON Wednesday became unhitched from a
fence near the boom and ran towards town,
and when below Louis Delsols the pole
dropped and soon after the team became de
tached from the buggy, but not till consider
able damage was done to the latter. The
horses were caught at Mr.. John Stevens
and were not injured.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

PERJURy.-A brother-in-law of
Thomas was arrested in Walls Walla
OH charge Of perjury, commit
ted in his testimony given in the case
Of the people " Thomas. He swore
be met Broom6eld in St. Louis alive
after the supposed body of Broomfcld
was found on the Touchet.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

The THOMAS CAsE.--The evidence
and argument and instructions of the
court in the case Of the People VS.. A.
}. Thomas had been submitted to the
jury, but up to the time of this writ
ing we had heard Of no verdict Of the
jury in the case.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

BY referring to an other column it will be
Feen that Jo1 Iano is again at his post IN
the blacksmthing business. Having pro-
cured an entire new outfit for the trade and
having regained his health is now prepared
TO do good work and do it promptly. Give
Joe a call, he is near the Clearwater ferly
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26


George Myers, aged GO, was driving
his team Of six mules and four horses
near kelton with = man named Nc.
Donald with him. Mcdonald is now
running the outfit and Myers can not
be found
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

On THE Way T.. B. True, Esq, came
down from arrens this week en- route for
Boise City, where he goes a member Of
the lower House of the Assembly Work
on the Rescue mine of which he mas been
acting superintendent is suspended for the
Winter
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

Methodist Episcopal Church services at
the school house every Sabbath at Ii o'clock
.. m, and u p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day eve, u o'clock. Ali services are pub
lie and all are invited. j. W. RIGBY.
Pastor
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

Twenty-Five girls and eight boys
were confirmed in the Catholic Church
at Salem last Sunday.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

CHANGE OF TIME-,The overland
stages from Walla Walla to Kelton
have commenced to run ON their win
ter schedule time.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

BY law the Legislature of Idaho
will convene At Boise City on the l3tl
Of December.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

The first of the new Year we intend to
settle up with all our subscribers and adj
settlement on the TELLER with wood, hay.
grain or other produce viii make arrange
ments before that time. We allow market
price for produce
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.--Services at
the Catholic Church 10 o'clock a. M, and
catechism at . o'clock p. m.
Rev. FATHER DIoMIpI
Priest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

Wheat sells for 60 cents per bushel
and potatoes 81, in Douglas county,
Oregon
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

Days are growing shorter.
A wooden mill is what we want.
Lots of holiday goods in this market
D. II. Jaums, Esq, of Pierce City is in
town.
Stock is coming home, grass short and
covered with snow
James Garfield is the only scholar presi
dent since j. q. Adams.
Thanksgiving passed off with the usual
quietness in this city.
The art gallery will be open for this week
only. Improve the time.
Several sets of feet are reported frozen
boys in the mountains beware.
Judge Buck has taken rooms in the
Swanson building on Montgomery st.
The Thanksgiving ball was largely at
tended and general satisfaction was given
Geo. Dempster OF Newsone creek is in this
city. He reports IS below zero at Elk City
Many Of the stock raisers have driven their
cattle up on Salmon river to Winter them
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-26

He sat On the stoop late with her during
the cold evenings and the last he said was
'Dow good-by, bust be goig. good Digit,
derlg, cub agald"