Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-04-19

The public school, with which Clara Lind |
say was connected, adjourned on Wednes-
day f,renoon, as token of respect TO her
memory.
A terrible cyclone visited White Oak sta
ton, Arkansas, on the night of the IA, de-
stroying both life and property, and Sc
we're snow storm visited Texas on same day.
The TEL Err has before given the name OF
the person who reported about the church
subscription, and Geo. Weeks can call upon
him for the explanation if he is aggrieved.
The TELLER is not supposed to know except
as reported.
| California agents are cndeavoring to induce
emgrants for the moth west to remain IN
California, ''urging that Oregon and wash
ington Territory were lands of perpetual
SHOWS and disastrous floods" They must be
hard up to assign such false reason.
| NoTIcE.-All persons are forbidden from
using or taking water from the Lewiston
ditch or putting wheels or other obstruc-
| tions in the same. without first obtaining
| permission. JOHN bREARLEY.
April 10. 1883. 21-tf
J. b. Menomy returned from Portland
yesterday by stage. He was blockaded at
Troutdalc about - hours, by slide on the
railroad track on Saturday. aud the passen-
gers were without food from Saturday morn
ing until Sunday morning, when they
reached the Dalles.
NJ. J. Greenburg l. Co, the originators of
the one price, fair and square dealing still
continue their business on the same prlncl-
pie and propose to carry it out on that line
at any cost Can and STE their immense
stock of Spring and. Summer goods, at such
low prices that must be gratifying to the
closest buyer.
NORMAL SCHooL.-A normal institute
will be held for four weeks, for the review
OF the common branches, and for the pur.
pose OF assisting teachers in their work
Examinations and methods will receive daily
r attention. The time Of the beginning and
I other particulars will be given next week
J. A. GARDINER.
Tedford Co have been enjoying quite
. an extensive trade since they opened, fol
: which they express their thanks to the pub
lie. They trust they will merit continu
ance of as large list Of customers and thai
n their number will increase, and their efforts
will be to supply their wants with satisfac
i ton.
THE GEEEsEE ROUTE. ALI who know tn,
& geography and topography Of the country
Y. say that the route for the southern brancl
- of the Palouse branch should deviate from
a point about 10 miles west of Moscow an,
bear south easterly towards Genesee. Tha
this route will penetrate more country, ant
" have far better grades to reach the Potlatcl
~ than via Moscow.
BY EXRRRss FROM CHICAGo.-Messrs
y Greenburg Il Co. received yesterday, by ex
or press, direct from Chicago, a large and Gle
giant assortment of ladies' cloaks, lolmans
Pellisse Jersey jackets and ulsters, embrac
e, ing the newest styles in the Eastern market
H. which will be sold at Eastern prices. Al
early examination Is respectfully solicited
90 The contractor for furnishing wood t
the garrison at Lapwai, as we learn
counting upon drifting it down the Pot
'' latch creek to the Clearwater, and thel
q taking down and across to the mouth G
the Lapwai, thence by teams to the CARR
ps son. To drift down the Potlatch, he wi
be have to take advantage of the high waite
in May, else drifting will be a tizzle.
I. Frank Parker, of the Statesman has bee
on in town this week urging that we me,
Willard at Wala Walla, and exhibitin
on samples for his book bindery. We did ne
ct learn that he was successful in securing
delegation to 60 to Willard at Walia Wal
II Some said that if Willard wanted to see
m that the route was open for him to COM
%. and we would treat him civily when her
al.