Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-08-04
PROM MOSCOW.

DS"N H"*nN' \~AuSs tuO NVoS A0
used solely in the sense of signifying
love and not at all to even hint that
it's not we'll worth the annual three
dollar payment). Matters and things
in Moscow since ou' last, include
som" items Of Importance, and If the
''chirl that takes notes" will send them
in and If the ''laddie" that sticks the
type will print 'em, the outside world
can he Informed Of What We do and
how we do it. Whether the better
way " ulL tie to adhere strictly to the
truth or throw in little exsggeration
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, may be All OPEN ques-
ton; certainly the lynn: is the more
fashionable; hut then lis not right,
and hat single lad feature condemns
it beyond redemption. So let US con
fine ourselves to facts, and then the
glory or the shame melted out to each
man. will Le the legitimate result Of
his own acts, and each tub will lie lief,
to stand upon its own bottom. The
term bottom" as used here means feet.
In the way OF good things let us Men-
ton first. Mr. Woods blacksmith shop
q new addition fresh from the lower
country, making our third worker q,
The forge aud they all seem to lie kept
busy; and Messrs Young and Richard
son have formed partnership and
opened shop, and nos, two heads
will figure out the best style Of house
to build and two pairs of hands will
out it up in little less than half the
time that one pair could do it. Aud
Mr.. B. J. Olesen was philanthropist,
and he realized that Moscow needed a
furniture Glory, and feeling that i.
would be the right man in the right
place, he came here about 2 weeks ago
and opened his shop, and now if one
OF our citizens need a stylish l'edstead,
No. a',l., or a first class chair, he
can get it made right at home, aud Mr.
Oleson takes his lumber in the rough
and does all his own work, turning
included. And every week adds two
or three tc the new houses started, but
| will not intrude upon you further
than to mention some OF the more
prominent. Our good friend MIR
Snyder. VIII. pretxes G. A. when h.
Signs his name, had been charging ex
ira prices for the work he did and h.
had accumulated o thousand doll r,
and more of other peoples money, and
his conscience s,note him, and SO t.
make all r-paration in his power, 9TH
people whom he had wronged out o
the cash being all dead) he decided t.
spend in ornamentiny the town, ant
he selected tho most slightly location ii
the city and put up fine two stor,
re ,idence, and he has actually gone Il
the extent Of putting 1900 dollars int
one he use, thus taking $500 out Of hi
own pocket. Snyder is good maj
"and don't you forget it," Aud Tom
my Craig is putting up place to live
and its going to lie nice one, hut ,
there are any redermins features il
his case, they are unknown to tn
writer The question presentih, tn
greatest amour of difficulty is wher
the money comes from, ''ecau = every
body knows that the profit on drug
and medicines is small and his fe~s a
deputy sheriff and notary public vii
no more than pay expenses, and unles
he can show that his new wife had
good round sum to contribute peopl
will be certain to have their own oplr
ions in the So.
There is one other new indusery tina
, deserves mention. and having omitte
70 tell of it in the proper place, we
tuck it in at the last end That is III
, mandatory Of H. B. Middaugh l. c.
who make the Magic Chain Pump wit
: the Expansion Rubber Buckets, this
are warranted to draw out more waite
) with less amount Of force and in
! shorter length of tine than any oths
= sdrawer of water" that's made. An
s beside Trey make wooden water pip
that would have helped materially
T save Coliax If the city fathers had bee
' v Use enough to have secured it in thu
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