Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-10
FROM JULIETTA,
JULIETTA, NEz PIERCE Co, 1T,
Nav 2. 1888.

Ed LLLfh -IlaIh rethus pio"HS
and seeding to some extent, consequently
farmers are behind with their work. A
much larger acreay will be sOwn this
spring than usual, wheat superceeds fax
fully one half more than last year. The
raising Of fax is on the decline, which is
a step in the right direction, for it can
not be raised and marketed with profit
to the farmer at the declining prices offer
ed, Land lockers are numerous indeed
and desirable vacant land in this vicinity
is not to be found, therefore those who
may desire to locate will be compelled to
90 farther to the east, where it can be
obtained.
Tediord & Co., recently located here
in mercantile business, are doing nicely
and may they succeed is the wish of all,
for general store here has long been
wanted. Now We ask for good Touring
mill to be erected for We have an excel
lent water power that can be easily util-
lied.
Julictta can boast of one saloon where
the genuine "bug juice" is for sale, and
as rattle snakes have put in an appearance
is it not best to go preparation it is
supposed to kill at forty rods. How
strange it is some men by close application
to business and lifting so much soon be-
come perfectly exhausted
Lewiston may expect rousing major
ity from this vicinity on the county seat
issue, for the time has not come for any
change in the county affairs. Anuexa-
ton first, last and all the time is our plat
form and when this is accomplished if
prudent to our future prosperity and
welfare, then let division of Territory
follow, it behoovs to every voter in the
county to cast your votes for Lewiston
under the present circumstances vote
for Moscow means higher taxation, and
how many of us to-day who are not burd-
ened with taxes, yet murmer, then why
should we impose upon ourselves higher
rate. We cannot derive any benefit by
such change and the idea is absurd
Moscow real estate holders and politicians
say they will aid us in building roads,
bridges, etc, this is all wild delusion, a
myth, only bait cast out for suckers,
such as may gobble the dose, and don't
you forget it. Moscow people say there
is an OK to be slaughtered for us on or
about June LIST, come and see us-eat,
drink and be merry, in the mean time
slip couple of votes into the ballot box
you "sabbe." My neighbors and voters
OF Nez Perez county, look here, the ped
igree of that bull is known, he crossed
the plains and over the Mullen road some-
time in 1868, and of later years has been.
by his rare age, employed by numbering
company doing special work at mill not
far from Moscow, and now it is intended
that he must die, in order to buy votes to
enhance the value of corner lots in Mos
COW. | await to chronicle the mans name
who will sell his honor and vote for bull
beef These words should be branded in
broad letters upon his forehead so that in
future years the public may read his char
acter by the brand he carries. Not only
this, should you, after partaking of this
latted animal complain of trouble, inward
ly, do not lay it to our excellent climate.
They say the Mirror man once went into
the swine business, but managed to root
out, but this is nothing to us, all men are
ambitious to gain noteriety somehow
really believe there is too much ambition
at Moscow and they have made large
jump. In speaking of jump, recalls to
mind a scene | witnessed not long ago
when in Frisco" The steamer had
given the signal for her departure, the
gang plank had been withdrawn, orders
had been given to heave away and the
steamer was slowly moving from her
mornings, when l observed quite portly
man-2O0 avcrdupoise at least-come
rushing along upon the wharf blowing
like porpoise and making straight for
the steamer, by wonderous feat jumped
onto the lower deck, where he sat down
upon coil of barbed wire and commenc-
ed to mop the Precipitation from his brow
during his excitement did not observe
the steamer was moving until seven or
eight rods from shore, when suddenly
raising himself up exclaimed, "Shcsus
what slump did made So say l
Moscowites do not perceive their little
boat is waiting away from shore, until
they will look back and exclaim, "Shcsus
what shump We did made!'
ID. d., WHICH MEANS Do YOUR Duty.
MURDER OF N. L. LEvINsoN.