Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-11-02
All kinds of tinware at Bunnelrs, chea

The editor of this paper has gone to Koot-
snai county and will not return till after the
election.
Judge Buck, Jasper Rand and I. N, Max
we'll went to Pierce City last week to attend
court.
For SALE.-A new set of blacksmith tools
at San Francisco cost with freight added at
Loewsnbcrg Bros.
Bunnell's new brick will soon be ready
for him to move in and then call on him and
see his display of hardware etc.
The Candy betting is found at Bunnelrs.
CHANGE OF oors.-Company U. S.
Infantry left Ft Lapwa Tuesday for below
and Company has taken their place at Fl
Lapwai.
Assessor fl. W. Howard, accompanied by
his two sisters. arrived home from Michigan
last Friday, where he has been for the past
two months.
A telegram from Singser dated Haily, |
Oct Both, says: "i.verything in the South
highly encouraging, and Ainslie is daily los
ing ground"
The sale Of Agency horses took place on
Saturday last. Mr. N. B. Holbrook buying
one span for 800 and W. s. Dyer buying
the other for $3.50.
Anybody in Feed of either leather or plas.
ter hair will save money by calling on VIM.
Sherman at the Hotel de France lewiston |
3-2t
On Sunday we received the following tel. |
egram from prominent nan of 'Nestwood,
b.
go very nearly solid for Singiser.'
The photographer. L. w. Adams is giving
good satisfaction and he will be found oppo-
site the Raymond House where you can get
AZ good picture as you want. Al
A neck.tie tea party will. be given by the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society at Clark's
Hal! CT Tomorrow friday evening, a so.
cial time is anticipated. and be sure you get
the right tie. Come all.
DENTISTRY DR.. J. H. McCallie, of Mos
cow, will be here court week, aud those
wishing first class work done had better
wait until he comes His rooms will be at
the Hotel de France. 4-2w
Public religious services will he held next
sunday at ii am. and : pm. AZ College
Hall on Idaho street, by Rev. Levi Tarr,
pastor of the NJ. L. church. Sunday school
at IL IN.
APPLES-For sale in quantities to suit
purchasers. Will be put up in pack lagos
suitable to be conveyed into the country.
Can be had at the stand in the city or at the
orchard.
As T. DELsoL
DISCHARGED. - The two soldiers arrested
for robbery at Lapwai were examined before
Justice Hudson, and prosecution failed to
find sufficient proof to hold them and they
were discharged, they offering no poof in
defense.
There will be grand Thanksgiving ball
given by the Lewiston Dramatic Club at
Grostein & Binnard's hail Thank sgiving
evening Nov. 236. Music by Prof. Ross
string band. Com. on arrangements. VIM.
Renfrew. l. c. Greenburg, +. Edwards.
SEND Us THE REruRNs.-We ask the
judges and clerks of the election in the diff
ferent precincts to forward to the publishers
OF the TELLER, as soon as possible, the vote
for Singiser and Ainslie, that we may have
the result in Thursday mornings isa,e.
A CARD The undersigned wish to inform
the people of Lewiston and surrounding
country that they have opened in Lewiston
with stock of stoves and tinware and a
their line can be done with neatness and dis
patch, and at living prices.
4. A. RowLEY j. MARX ARANT.
October 18th the Zahner party were at
Missoula, having been driven out of the
mountains by heavy snow storms. They
had advanced with their survey to within
ten miles Of the summit of the Bitter Root
mountains. Zahner himself was at Spokane
oil In ~ 10 NJ Do
LEG BROKEN. H. Terry, while riding a
horse at great speed on Friday, Oct. 9th,
near McFarland's saw mill, on Craig's Mt,
had the misfortune of getting his left leg
broken just above the ankle, by the horse
falling on him. DR.. Kelly was called and
has the case in charge; the patient is doing
WELL
ERRoR!-The editor of this paper IN q
late issue enormously confirms the unrelia-
BILE statement Of country merchant that
go0ds are being sold cheaper at Genesee and
other towns north of Lewiston than in our
own city. GREENbUneG & CO., deny
TINS assertion, and can prove to the euivo.r
and public generally. that we keep larger
assortment. better class of goods, and sell
cheaper than any other house east Of the
mountains.
Milton Kelly, OF the Boise Statesman. has
been forced to eat his own words on annex.
alton. He now says: ''No reasonable mar
can ask the North to stay with us forever.
without any hope of our commercial rels.
tiops ever becoming mutual. This hope is
virtually dispeled and the man who cannot
see it is blind to the progress and advance.
nsent Of both sections"
SUCCESS. -GREENBURG co have
met with unprecedented success since the
advent OF their opening, which is attributed
TO the straight forward and upright manner
OF dealing with their customers. They are
now enlarging their premises to double its
present size. to Biake room for the largest
and most extensive line of dry goods fancy
goods, ladies and children's shoes. crockery,
China glassware and family groceries at
prices that must agreeably astonish the
purchasing community Of Lewiston and Vi