Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-09
Trains are laid up for the season.

Engineer Zahner Is IN the city.
All kinds of tinware at Bunnell's, cheap.
Cloaks, dolmans, circulars and listers in
great variety at Grcenburg Co.'S.
]. D. Kester returned from Canada on
Monday
For fine family groceries. the choicest in
Lewiston, call on Greenburg & Co.
Mrs. Capt. Baughman returned on Mon
days boat from Portland.
Rev. J. B. Mahana of Pendleton, Oregon,
paid Lewiston business visit last week.
Flannels of every description at prices
that defy competition at Greenburg and Co.'S.
Mr.. f. McConville of Kamai was in town
this week.
The most elegant display Of a complete
assortment of crolkery, china and glassware
at Greenburg + Co.'S.
Chas. Whitney, printes formerly Of this
place, has been appointed route agent in
the mail service on the N. 2. R. r.
Greenburg l. Co, would call attention to
the fact that their stock of groceries is as
complete as their stock of dry goods, &c.
The largest, newest and most novel assert.
ment of dress goods and trimming to match
ever seen in Lewiston can lie found at Green
burg and Cos.
The Mt. Idaho stage took a tumble on
Thursday last ON the mountain. Mr. Little
who was passenger was somewhat bruised
up, but nothing serious.
Greenburg and Co.'S mammoth establish.
ment fronts on 4, I'd and u streets. For
choice, new and novel goods call on them.
For passamentaric trimming laces, EN-.
broideries, gimps, yelling in all new shades
go to Greenburg and Co.
RoBBERY.-Mr. Gibson. travelling agent
for the firm of Fleishner. Meyer & Co.,
Portland, was robbed Of $40 between Day.
ton and Waitsburg so says the Union.
For sALE.-A new set of blacksmith tools
at San Francisco cost with freight added at
Loewsnberg Bros.
House furnishing goods, consisting of table
linens, napery, towels and crash A. "a,
Cd, S-4, 81. l0-4 sheeting, window shades,
Nottingham nets. ETC., in great variety at
Greenburg and Co.'S.
DIED.-Five miles from Lewiston on the
opposite side Of Snake river, Mary f.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs: Matthew Scully,
aged ~ years.
The largest and most complete assortment
OF fancy and ladies' furnishing goods in Idaho
Territory at Greenburg and Cos.
Selling out! Greenburg and Co offer con-
tinual bargains which enable them to sell
out-only to be replenished again
Steamer Almota was delayed at Whites
ferry for about hours, owing to dense fog
on Saturday last, and the editor of the
TELLER was compelled to take hack and
20 overland to Cheney.
Fair square dealing and one price only
AL goods marked in plain figures, enabling
child to buy as cheap as a grown person
at Greenburg and Co.'S.
Street commissioner Menomy has laid a
new cross walk at the head of 81 street
which is of great convenience to the trav.
etcr. One on Fifth street south side would
also do good service.
dazzling assortment of scarfs. nub;a.
hoods, sleeveless jackets and coats for ladies'
Misses and children's wear in the newest
designs and colors at Greenburg and Co.'S.
DENTIsrRY.-Dr. J. H. McCallie. Of Nos.
cow will be here court week, and tho.e
Wishing first class work done had better
wait INIT! ne comes His rooms will he At
"' rance. 4-2w
Loewenberg Bros are selling ont their
entire stock at shocking low prices. Every.
thing from paper Of pms, to the finest
clothing, also all kinds Of groceries. do not
pass but stop in and satisfy yourself.
Remember that Greenburg and Co al,
goods cheaper for cash than any other hons.
in Lewiston and assure the public a saving
OF from 10 to 25 per cent. over any adyer.
tissd price list.
SOMETHING New Under the sun.-Dres,
and cloak cutting Taught free. Mrs L. e.
kellogg, formerly dressmaker in Buffalo,
N. Y. and now the inventor of the Kellogg
q Jillson system, will, in ord + to introduce
hnr system OF cutting, give lessons free of
charge. for one week, only. at Hotel de
France. Room 81.