Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-10-22

housed. 1t seems that the new pur-
chases made this season have been
bought at much reduced price, and
hence, the reason he is Offering goods
at such reasonable prices. His store
contains a large assortment OF every
thing in the general merchandise line
besides brands Of the best liquors and
cigars. To complete the suit we were
necessi'ated to go to
GEORGE GLASS
For pair Of boots. George has re-
cently seen the need of complete boot
and shoe establishment in this city
and has arranged his store with snch a
view. He has now in stock and is
daily receiving large invoices Of lady's,
childrens and mems boots and shoes
from San Francisco, besides he is man
, ufacturing some Of the hest work in
} the boot line that can be found in the
country. These and many other rea
sons We suppose are why so many,
and especially ladies go there for good
n shoes and good fit. Thinking when
J. some of these articles appeared in.
T. print defence would be necessary we
g dropped in on our friend
NJ. ii. sPRAauE,
The gunsmith His department looks
= like curiosity shop with two-,hirds
of the guns and pistols of the country
there for repairs, ornamented with
:, new and old sewing machines un-
:, dergoing repairs at his shop. Mr..
Sprague is handy industrious man
,n and is competent to do general job
:. work at all times
L. A. DAMAs' STORE
mt Might be called the "much in little
sn for he has general merchandise enough
ls- stored away in his warehouse and
,r. store, to fill the largest store in the
at city and is receiving more goods daily
DIS where he expects to put them is Z
IN query, unless it be on top Of the rest
as but the mystery is solved when VI
rccolect that Mr.. Damas WAS the mer
IN chant who recently cut down the
ck prices, and intends to sell large quan
ln- tity to our farmers who are coming il
VS. since the ferriage and low prices hav,
tly been established. Mr.. Damas ant
ed wife act as their own salesman, there
is by giving to the trade the advantag
Isl Of lower prices by not being oblige'
n. to charge I. little more to pay sales
nd man. We went in and had cha
at with
en- JOHN BREARLEY
lce In the bank and assay department
ny The bars of gold lying around fres
.rd from the dust of the different mine
nto shows activity in that department
The attention of Mr.. Brearley is muc
taken up at present with the diggin
md Of canal from the Clearwater rive
/ to his grist mill near Snake river
sit this city There are at present abo,
les so Cinnamon employed on it, costir
it somethn. over thousand dollars
ood week for The last few months for Il
the work The canal will enable NJ
G in Brearley to run his grist mill all Sc
his sons of the year Having talked Oh
way selves hungry and it being about su
,eon per time We dropped into
Tor JAMES MceRAEE's
'' Bakery and restaurant where we We
RECALLED with good substantial me
'n' Mr., Mctirane prides himself and ju
80, ly to, Of keeping one of the best r
taurant and bakery in this upT
! W country. He has the faculty of 9
ing large loaf OF bread for a SIN
= ~ amount of money, and as good bre
'e"' as ever our mothers made. These {
the reasons why so many patron
7'5 Mr.. McGrane and why his DIM
V'' room is always crowded with boarde
'P'' From this place we went around TO
,nce.
DANIEL KEMP's
have Establishment and found him enga: