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CyONE HUNDRED CASES
NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS
Just opened at
SNCLE BROTHERS..

100 ueces Of new PERCALES-amC them
greai many suitable for Genllemen'- shirts;
100 pieces new GINGHAMs;
A large lot of IRISII-LINEN LACES and TRIM
MINGS;
500 new MAR>EILLEs QUILTS;
$50 HONEYCOMB QUILTS;
1000 LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs from
ga to SOC;
4 fresh supply Of CAsSIMEREs for Men and Boys
wear
LINEN sIEETINGS aud PILLOW CAsELINEN.
and REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN:
HAMBURG EDGING and INsERTlNGS-the
largest stock IN Richmond:
100 pieces of LINEN TOWELLING retailing at
Zoe, real value 1870;
100 pieces of new CHECKED aud PLAID MIS-
LINS at prices TO suit everybody;
300 different styles Of TRIMMING 20 suit the,
son, in LINEN and Cotton;
. eases Of LAW NJ To be sold at Il saCrhcc;
eases Of ASSORTED DRESS GOODS At less than
manufacturers prices;
Remember, in BLACK Ca>iiMtRE> We show The
largest tock IN The city. We have added several
new linesro our already large stock;
We also show now the largest stock 81 SILKS. In
BLACK and COLORS, AZ great reduction ia
price, such as Cashmere, Malenna, and SATIN lie
Leon, and great many other manufactures;
We have a large variety Of CORsETS al All prices :;
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT IS complete
In our CARPET-ROOM we still show very large
assortment. You viii also lind there full line
Of MATTINGS. FLOOR OlL.CLOTHs, RUGS,
WINDOW. SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS:
CLOAKS aud SHAWLS remaining on hand 10 De-
closed out az prime cost,
so CRUNB-CLOTEl> AT 50 aud ss-real value $40
aud : II each;
100 pieces DOUBLE FOLD DEBAGEa az 1919. per
ward real value 37sc.:
our entire stock OF WINTER DRESS GOODS viii
be sold az prime cost rather than carry them over
to another season:
4 large addition OF new TOWEL aud NAPKINS;
500 LAUNDRtED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS
10 be sold Al less than cost o manufacture:
4 fun line Of 4 81 E-LINtN-C OOred and White:
York prices.
Don't make any purchase BET re visiting
sICLE BROTHERS,
f. 2-eOl 81 Broad street.
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Last night DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry, Of Rich
mond, delivered at the Academy OF Music
his celebrated lecture on Gladstone, Eng
lands Prime Minister, before large and
deepIy-interested audience. The lecture
was an able effort and worthy OF this dis
tinguished statesman and orator. His treat.
ment OF the Irish question was plain and
forcible. w. w. Ola, Esq, introduced DIR.
Curry in few neat and graceful words
Norfolk Landmark, 18th.
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NJ FIRST IN THE MARKET.
GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING TRADE.
JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THEIR BUYER
~ NEW YORK
LOTS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
NEW SPRING GOODS.
THEY HIVE LrSr nPENED-

THEY HAVE JUST OPENED
. eases GAR NER'S YARD.WIDE FRENCH PER
GALES, new spring STYLES, at lOc.-regu'ar
cases rsI i'iiANDsOME SHIFTING PRINTS a, &c 4;
cases NEW SPRlNG'STYAE DRESS PRINTS
40 a pie &C. All Cii9fCK NAINsooK at lOc-rcguar
20 pieces irce, If;XrRA-FINE NAINsOoK at I6ac.
3 cases c C%0RbED PIQUF At :. s. !, and I Oc.:
80 niec,s NEW STRIPED aud FIGURED
30 p zee, eSes French NET PIQUEs at I5c worth
s67MSHE fXTRAoRDIXAGY BARGAINS IN
TABLE-DAMA>k AND TOWt LIS.
30 G GG%SR T3wFHi H a, 'o,iNon ronr
TO dozen 33INCH IXTRA,!EAyY PURE
LINEN HONEICOMB TOWE.S at l24c.:
80 dozen 30 INCH FNrRA-HEANY DAMASk
TOWELS a. 2jc. wor h 35c.;
60 dozen FXTRA.FlNE PURE LINEN HEM.
STITCHED HANDKERCilIEFS at Zoe. worth
80 dom iHAND.EMBROIDERED HEM
STITCHED lIANDKkRCIiIkFs at 2jc. worth
ANiMuENsE AUCTION LOT OF HOSIERY.
cases LADIES' HEANY-klBBED COTTON
HOSE a. Sc pair:
, caies LADIES' coon WHITE COTTON HOSP.
four p8ir tor 2jc.;
case LhDIt.S' COD HEAVY sOLID-COLOEED
HOSE, ihree pair for 2jc.
40 dozen LADIES SILK. CLICKED BALBRIG-
GAN HOSE at BE:
so dozen CHlLDRtN'S FXTRA-LONG HEAVY
Zoe. worth Ii g.;
Is dozen CIIILDREN's COLORED HOSE at 64c.
30 dClrn irNTLEMEN'S REGULAR MADE
SILK-CLOCkED BALBRIGGAN HOSE Al
25c:
500 piec.s NEW TORCHON LACES from Be. per
Yard up-the chtape- TORCHON LAtts IA
NEW Dl si6Ns ~ HAMBURG EnGING> from
&c To 81 20. and lois Of other NEW GOODS, At
JCL,LS MEYER < SONS,
Col and GOA Br0aa RET.
U.e the BRAINARD ARMSTRONG SPOOL
SILK. II is The best. ie cod
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The Miserable Mails.

Petersburg lbdex'AppealI
We are the most highly favored people as
regards newspapers in the world. la the
morning we get the Index, in the afternoon
the Richmond papers, few minutes later
we get the Baltimore papers, an bOur or
two later the New York papers, and in the
evening the State. And yet we are not
happy.
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: III Il " NJ CorNIl ~ MnwNAl--
1870 VIRGINIA AGENCY X,
lCDO or THE i VII

1910 VIRGINIA AGENCY 1881
1910 or THE l''El
NORTIIWE>TtEN liltl
LIfE-IN~URANCE COMPANY,
NILWNCkEE. " D..
ASSETS January !, lssl"...... > p fl'
SURPLUS. MAssachn-, .iaGdnd. 500 -.'
~. y. M Gr,t-claSs comranics csIrl
A." rkscrye on The N1ss0ch0sfrs 80
Which is he higheh kHO,rH = i4'rI
TIeltct.l
INTEREST RECEIPTS since orgiu-
tXatlDu. 80 ] 81 g.
DEATH LOSSES since organization ~-sI- 10
EXCESS OF INrERESr RECElrTs" siNt' .''-
For me D0st streD yeGrS flt7l--l ''.
ferft Tfeeif q III The NOHIHW F~t It'
T.. ce,dsd ths amount U0ld fOf dfnth I..-..
erDenssS c0HartHed (ty mOrs h0u s~N'.'
RESULT WITHOUT PARALLEL - IliI hI-I.
OF LIFE INSTR st f.--n Itf ~ hrr ftNr ~
dbted IL DdD idrgsr dirfJ,fffs 0ud frfitI.
SUr0Hc, NJ Ies8 cDst nun pHV ufhfF cYI.I
the tcOrid.
To ths.r wanting 'o cil'tpch o. 'ir iu-uf t..' .
the start - offers ttspruttrt 0f - per- r'II'.
the 1Tdi HUTV M rit-ss.
For tuttbtr Information tddres
JOHN q. tAhi. state AgtHf
1913 Main street. Richmond. .
DR.J :. -. Cullen, Medical Examiner.
fc Z-N.FS~utAIj
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wide Dsnsrences Of Op,nien on 'hs
subject.

ANIMATED DISCUSSION BY TIRE CHAMBER
or comMggoe-sTRoSG OPPOSITION TO
TX JUDGE Lowrl.L's BiLI.-ITs FRIENDS
sII,gESSFJJ(.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Friday. February lth, at halt past
l.. NJ, SAMUEL PARSONS. second son ol Dtorge
4. and Katie VI. La hrop; aged TWO years ana hNe
months M -, . a., Co.,, ., nj,
The funeral will take place TO-DAY tSnndiNl Al
haif nl,t o'clock from mis- fathers residence 2Oc
east Main street The friends and acquaintance OF
the family requested To attend
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FANCY GOODS. &C.
= T + V + y ;

: T + ' EMS
HAS JUST RECEIVED ANorUfE Lrl
or THOSE
HANDSOME WHITE NNEBLE-1or IALii -
NICKEL CLOCKS at $3.50, warranted j.
timc-k,ep'rs:
4 fan luctf PROTECTION JAR TN ~tI-.
Eleven styles FtLl.->lIt TIN Sis st t-..
any $3.50 set, in town; al.o, 4 fuIl I.. -
CHEAPER SEIS;
HANDSOME GOLD. SILVER. and ENe...
FA>EL~;
Hny styles Of DECORATED CHAM
from ihe cheapest 20 the choicc-t
DECORATED EWERS aud BASINS. t.....
10 low prices;
Al Size, FEATHER BUSTER, from '..f..-
at sTtNfN-.
Central Block, 500. corner ti0h1nlt
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-pscsxL NOTICES.
III HE l. A 4 L $ j.
JUST RECEIVED

pERcALgs. LAWNS, GINGHAMs, CAMBRICs
and csLICOEs;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUsLINs, PlQUEs.
aud MARsE1LLEs;
BUNTJNGs. DRoCADEs, sUITINGs and DE-
BAGES;
GLOVES. STOCKINGS, RUFFLEs, COLLARS,
and CUFFS:
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS ssd
LACEs in great variety:
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY TRIMMINGS,
MARsE'LLEs QUILTS, sHEETfNGs and
sHIRTINGs, at ,,,
f. IL tENf BRoThrhT.
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NJ PAR KIP l. \ l. METHODS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH (west Franklin street,
Rev. JOHN HANSOS, IL o'clock \. M.-sub)ect
General order No. H.; 7:i5 7. M.-suhJect
=. Our Better Half
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10 REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REM
NANTS.
REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REV NAETs.
REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REMNANTS.
REMNANTS or DRESS GOODS;
REMNANTS OF CURTAIN LACE~;
REMNANTS OF CURTAIN MU>LINS;
REMNANTS OF IRI>H LINEN;
REMNANTs OF BLACK GRAPE for Wells aud
Dress-Trimmlngs:
REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS:
REMNANTS OF HAMBURG EDGINGS and IN
SERTTNGS--ali to be old a: great blrgahs at
LEVY BROTHERS.
See the TWO BUTTON LIGIlr-COLoRED Md
GLOVES at zoe. a pair. I'LL
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
" STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE ALL tGlANl
COAL ANDIRON COMPANY will be held al The
Company's flee III Richmond, Va. on 2lsr FEB
RUkRY, 1881. at l o'clock l.. NJ. to on,lder a
proposition OF the BOarf OF Directors 10 authorize
an additional issue II stock. aud such other business
as might be properly brought before a regular an
maj meeting is dItc'iOn Of The Board Of lDirec-
tors. W. h' bAhNt vs.
fcS StcltldtN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-13

IL SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main aud Sixth streetsl.-l!ey }. +. HUT
sos will preach on SUNOAYatIIA.M VI. and 7:3O T.
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r>Typ CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
CARPET reduced to I'll per
ya'd;
81 EXTRA SUPER INGRAM CARPETS reduced
to soc. per ward
9Cc EXTRA SUPER INGRAM CARPETS reduced
To- Use. per yard;
1925 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS reduced
to ii Der yard
sl.lO TAPt STRY BRUSSELS CARPETS reduced
TO 90c. yer yard;
RUGS cheaper than ever;
Bargains I'm MATS, ORUGGETS, aud HASSOCkS;
The cheapest WINDOW-SHADESa and CURTAINS
ever of red in ini, city:
OIL-CLOTH RUGS and FLOOR OIL-CLOTIiS At
fell LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-13

GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE 20
VI ITALIAN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY, ~
MONDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1881, at Mon IL
TICKET, admitting a gentleman with ladies, so
cents. .,,, -
Committee of Arrangsmsu hts white Rosette)
C.. Douati. R. Marchetti, V. Douatl. -
Floor C-mmittee-tIied Rosett.l; V. DOMAIN u
Maje. d. Bagiioni.
Door Commiiter-(Green Roettel: +. Francesca
fe Il.l3,l5,I7,l9&2o6t
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III FIRST BAPTIST CllCRCH.-Re'.
JK UAZkS, ID d., at IL 4. VI
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
COMMENCING FEBRUARY l7IH,
D'OYLY GATES
LONDON OPERA COMPANY.
compO cd of he principal members Of
THE ORIGINAL tlFIH.AVENUE THEATRE
COMPANY,
/ in the MelO. Dramatic Opera, IN two acts Wrtten
and composed expressly for prOduc ION IN
the United states by Arthur sullivan
aud W. :. Gilbert. author and
composer of PnaiOre,
entitled the
PIRATES OF FINANCE;
OR.
THE SLAVE OF DUTY.
The scenery Is entirely new, elaborate new cos
TUNES, an enlarged Orchestrs, and chorus OF forty
Trained voice.
Orchestra and circle, Al secured seats, 1925 ;
dress circle 75c secured seats. Al family circle.
| soc. BoX-sheet opens Tuesday. 4. Vi AT Theatre
aud Office of Theatre. ie IL su,W&Ih3lf
STEREOPTICON EXHIBITION, FOR
| - THE BENEFIT OF ST. Marks CHURCH.
Will b. given ~ the lecture room Of The church.
corner First and Clay streets. on MONDAY aud
TUESDAY NIGHTS MKT. February l4th aud
10Th, at s O'Clock. Admission Ms usual. fe l2.2t
GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL "a
" OF EXCELSIOR GROVE, No. Q, L. a. IN
q. d.. at LEWIS Hal, on MONDAY, February + X
IA, 1881. Music b, kessnich's Band. Tick ~-'@
cts, admitting gentleman aud ladies, so cents.
Grand march promptly ~ L. NJ. - 80 ,..
SUPPER. so cents. r. S-IuNSu2tr
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-11

TIC Rev. l. L. Walker, who has jnst
0aaaftrted his pastorate in Binghamton.
gets this complimentary "send off" from
the uRepublican: ''The influence of a
faithful minister Of the gospel in the COM
IpnnitY in which he lives is like the quail
ity of mercy; cit droppeth as the gentle
rain from heaveRupon the place beneath
aifWAlesses him that gives and him that
takes& 1t does not go forth with blare
Of trumpets or clang of cymbal to pro-
claim its virtues or demand it's reward :;
bdt, 6g kind and helpful words, by gen
tlS an~unselflsh deeds, by a broad spirit
ofbrotherhood, by pure and consistent
lifes~jt> elevates the moral tone Of the
comnimpity and sows the seeds of ever
las&n&life in hundreds of doubling and
unbelieving hearts. Such is the influence
which the Rev. l. T. Walker has executed
here for the past three years. He leaves
behind him the record of broad and
charitable ministry, and takes with him
the blessing Of all who know him.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

LEcTURE.-Dr. A. L. Lindsey will d liv.
er a lecture at the new Presbyterian Church
on Saturday evening next at s o'clock, sharp.
Subject, Recent Discussions among Sci.
entsts on the Theory of Evolution" Price
of admission, SO cents; the proceeds to be
applied in payment for the new organ. OF
this lecture, delivered by the DR.. at Salem,
Oregon, the Statesman says: ''rhe doctor
treated his subject on scientific principles
and from the standpoint of intelligent rea-
son. He presented briefly the different the
cries of scientists in regard to the origin of
plants and of vegetable and animal life, quot
ing from acknowled se1 authors and teachers
upon The Theory OF Evolution, and traced
their course of reasoning from the first as
sumption to the final conclusion, and clearly
showed the absurdity of the assumption per
force of their own conclusion. The doctor
is very pleasant speaker, and held the at
tention of his audience for one hour and a
half with unfiagging interest. The doctor
takes practical views of the problems of life
| and deplores one-sidedness and narrow spe
cialties in the educational departments O.
our country. He fnlly believes in desigl
and purpose in the organism of mind ant
matter"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

BASE BALL AT LAPwAI.-On Sunday last
the Red Stockings of this city met the Lap
wal club of Fort Lapwai i'll a match game
of base ball, and got worsted, the Lapwai's
marking 40 and the Red Stockings only
marked 20. Owing to some detection in
the ranks of the Red Stockings three of
their good players declined to play. A
large number of citizens and soldiers wit
messed the game. The Lapwai boys as soon
AS the game was finished invited their oppo-
ncnts and friends to a we'll prepared and
sumptuous dinner which was greatly en-
joycd by all. Every courteous attention
that could be thought of was provided and
extended by the Lapwai's to the guests,
which more than compensated them for the
defeat they had suffered. The TELLER Of
flee was represented on the occasion and the
TELLER men acknowledge the many cour-
tesies to them by the captain of club, Ser
geant Garvene and private Talbot, Harris
and others. We all arrived home in good
time and condition with many pleasing
recollectons of the day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
L O CAL lNTELll EN- c E

SEE teachers Examiner notice.
SEE Bear l. Parrish lumber cad"
= THE Universalist church building is near
ly completed.
DAYTON came near having another severe
fire last week.
To Capt Baughman we are indebted for
late Oregonians
Shaeffer wins the billiard match. with
Slosson, 1000 to $3.50
The assassins of the Car were hung April
Is at St Petersburg.
SEE the sad" of w. Cohen & Co. They
know the value of advertising.
ENGINEER Mccartney has taken up his
residence at Spokan Falls.
N. P. track will be completed to Spokan
Falls about the last of June.
OREGoNIANs of the 18th arrived in this
city on the afternoon of the Goth.
Hon. Tnos. H. BRENTz arrived home
from Washington d. c., on the 18th inst.
A severe storm ragged ON the Atlantic
coast ON the night of the IA and many YES
sells went ashore.
THE new Presbyterian church building
will be formerly consecrated by DR.. Lindsay
on Sunday next
HIGH WATER-Both Snake and Clear
water rivers have been on the rise for two
or three days.
Mrs. NJ. A. WHITE has opened new
stock of millinery goods. See her ''ad. y
then see her goods.
Our coal discovercrs send us word that
the ground is at present too wet to extend
their explorations.
Up to the present time there is no reason
able prospect of the grasshopper plague in
this sectlou this season.
SEE ads for military supplies and trans
portation for different posts in the depart
ment of the Columbia.
BASE BALL PARTY. The Brave Boys
B. B. c., will give a dance at the Red
Cross Hall on Tuesday evening next, April
26, 1881.
DR.. Mcclellan post surgeon at Lapwai
goes to Vancouver this week to remain
The good wishes of many friends in this
section go with him.
FIRST INVESTMENT IN LEWISTON The O.
r. 4 N. Co. have provided their agent here
with respectable business desk and tive
armed chairs.
To RESIDE AT WALLA WALLA. Mr.. and
Mrs. Croker formerly resident at Lapwai
agency have taken up permanent resi-,
dence at Walla Walla.
The junior of the TELLER is rusticatina
among his patrons and people generally al
the north. Treat him kindly and give him
your subscription for the TELLER.
JAY GoULD's contracts with Pacifi,
coast merchants not to ship goods by sail
ing vessels, but by rail from the east gives III
no vessels here to take away our wheat t,
Europe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

AMENDED REVENUE Law. This law grades
license for dealers into 10 classes, who have
to pay per month a license from SIS down
to 81 90. The highest license is for those
whose monthly sales are $4,000, and more.
The lowest is for those whose sales are less
than $780, per month. Each person has
to make affidavit to the amount of his
monthly sales. Ii this law is strictly en-.
forced the license tax will be much more
uniform than it has formerly been enforced
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

DIED INSANE. john Urick a gang boss
on the Northern Pacific and formerly cor.
respondent of the TELLER, became insane
early in this month and was taken to Aims
worth where morphine was administered to
him to quiet him, then he was takento Almo.
ia. thence by stage to Colfax to be adjudgd
insane by the authorities of Whitman CO.,
so as to be taken to the hospital. But upon
the arrival of the stage at Colfax it was
found that Urick was dead.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

A DAILY MAIL.-The mail between this
place and Walla Walla is called daily
mall and it ought to come through in one
day, instead of occupying the better part Of
two days, If our postal agent would have
all mail matter from below Walla Walla
destined for this section, distributed, on
board the cars and placed in sacks so that
they can be Immediately transferred to the
stage at Walla Walla Oh the arrival of the
cars at 5 a. M, and the stage pushed
through to Lewiston that day, then our
mai, carrying will approximate to what We
need and are entitled to, under such facili-
ties as are now at command. In 1862
the stages made their regular and through
trips between Lewiston and Walla Walla in
one day, and why should they not now:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

FIRST THROUGH TRAlN.-The first
through train of cars from The Dalles
to Walla Walia, reached the latter
place on Sunday. The trip from
Portland to Walla Walla is now made
in less than "a hours.
The kalana and Tacoma railroad is to be
immediately extended to Portland by order
of the N. p. co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

PREMATuRE.-It seems that the w
w. .Stdtesmdn's announcement on the
18th that the presiding judge had dis
solved Wizards injunction was prema-
ture. The case was being argued on
the It'll, and was then adjourned over
to the 18th for further hearing.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

CHRISTOPHER prophets disagree muchly
in regard to the coming season. Some say
they will amount to comparatively nothing
in number the coming season while others are
confident that they will destroy everything
IN the shape of vegetation in certain local..
ties of this upper country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

Mr. IDAno stage broke king bolt on
Tuesday and did not reach Lewiston till
midnight. j. Alexander came down pas
senger and reports everything lovely and
prosperous ON the prairie. Grangeville mill
turning ont lots of flour.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

MR.. AND Mrs. BRIGGS have returned
from Walla Walla to reside in Lewiston.
MIR. B. will be employed in the field as
dept. surveyor during the Summer near the
big bend of the Columbia, but will return
this Fall and build a residence on +. street
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

OFFICIAL. - From official returns
from the vote of all the States, the n.
Y. Times foots up 1892 plurality for
Garfield, out of a total vote of nearly
nine millions.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

GENTLE DUcKING.-Our neighbor of the
-Sers on Saturday morning in endeavoring
o. each the ferry boat from the high water
anding with his horse stepped off the grade
nd horse and rider were submerged. They
Nghted and succeeded in rea ching the boat
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

ION! say" says little boy to an elderly
gentleman, "what business dose you keep
I'm store-keeper" replied the gentleman,
better go to the TELLER office and git some
bill and letter heads printed, cheap too.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

A LAW OF THEIR owN.-A party of about
80 armed men destroyed several hundred
yards of the Baker Il Boyer hume coming
from the mountains to Walla Walla. A
case for the courts.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

THE Annie Faxon arrived on Sunday NOR.
ming with small freight and few passen
gers, and left again at 3 p. NJ Mr.. Nc
Council of Moscow, was passenger down
en- route for Oregon.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
WEATHER REPORT.

War Department, Signal Service United
States Army, division of kilograms and re-
ports for the benefit of commerce and agri
culture for the week ending April 10. 1881:
STATION LEWISTON |. L.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

BRIDGE OF THE CoLUMBIA-The n. p
r. X. bridge of the Columbia river will be
built short distance below the mouth Of
the Yakima river The bridge will b,
1000 in length with draw of POO feet
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

1000 head of cattle for sale. For in.
formation apply to
}. NJ. CROOKS,
22-tf. Grangeville l. T.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

The finest selection of all kinds of TOBACCO
ever .rought to the town at Monkeys drug
store. Call and see. 2G-lm.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

LOST'-Two notes of following description
W. &. Scott maker, dated Nov. l6 1880 and
due August 16 1881 for $42 and interest. NJ.
q, Thompson maker. dated Mar. 1881 and
due Oct. 1881. for $25 and interest. Both Of
above notes drawn to my order and l warn the
makers thereof not to pay same unless properly
endorsed by me. A. QUACKENBUSH
Lewiston April IL 1881.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
NEW TO-DAY

JOB PRINTING Of all styles done At
the TELLER office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Services at
the Catholic Church 10 o'clock a. m, and
catechism at 2 o'clock p. IN.
REV. FATHER DIoMIDI
Priest
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
NOTICE!

Ali persons DESTROYS of using water from
the Lewiston Ditch for irrigating and other
purposes, will call at the Office of John
Brealley. Supt., and enter into
SPECIAL CONTRACT
for such use before using; otherwise they
will be liable to prosecution.
JOHN BREARLEY,
Lewiston, April 2I. (2Stf) Supt.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-04-21
FRESH HONEY at Monkeys drug store.

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