Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-11-29

Severe!and devastating foods deluged In
dianapolis and Vincennes, Ind, on the 2lst
and did great damage. No lives reported
lost.
The steamer Manistee, foundered on her
trip from Hancock Mich to Duluth, about |
the 18th inst and all on board persisted, in.
GLIDING 25 passengers.
Because we forgot DR.. Gays local last
week is no sign that he is not at his office
ready aud willing to do first.class dental
work at reasonable charges.
H. o. Arant has opened the boarding
house formerly kept by Mrs. Walsh, on |
Main street, where you can get good meal
for 37l cents. See his ad.
Chapman Bros. succeeded IN running two |
small RATS from the North Fork of the Clear
water. Some others came as far as the Big
Eddy and there became wind bound.
The Medical Lake Press is whooping up
an agricultural society and giving the North
ern Pacific particular fits for their retrench.
IN emit IN the operative department Of their
road.
The monthly examination of the public
schools held on Friday last bv the teachers,
is reported to have been even better than
that of the month previous, and that showed
good progress.
400 acres of land within two miles of Lew
iston to be sold cheap, for cash. or trade it
for sheep or cattle. See the Lewiston Real
Estate Company about it. 52tf.
The Watchman claims that there are really
more dogs in Walla Walla than are neces-
sary for the business. Beef bones must be
getting scarce in that city.
The great comet Of 1872 is said to be now
visible through a powerful telescope. In
about 7 weeks it will be visible to the naked
eye. Look for it about the middle of Jan.
Isaman 4 Co., have just received the lar
gest shipment of books ever brought to the
northwest, from the cheapest books for
children to the finest and most costly vol
umes. 7tf
| WRECKED AND RoBBED-A train on the
Southern Pacific railroad was wrecked, the
express robbed and the engineer shot and
killed, near Cummings, Arizona, on the cath
by seven cowboys.
WALKED ToGErHER.-The present editor
Of the Waterman has lately visited Olympia
and walked up to the capitol building with
Bro. Bcsserer late in the evening Something
must soon happen, if nothing more than a
truce.
SEE LIST for important reductions in our
prices and in jobbing lots, we yet make more
, reductions, all departments are full. We
invite comparison as to the quantity, variety,
quality and prices of our goods.
Turkeys have been lodging around corners
during the week past. fearing some drefu
calamity that might befall them, but 1t was
, of little use, some OF them have been entrap
ped to be OF service to-day.
The " G T U will hold a temperance
meeting at the Court House on Sabbath eve
at $50 o'clock Everybody invited. Some
extracts from Miss Wizards late address
before the National Convention. will be read
and other interesting exercises.
The O. R. l. N. Co. have made another
change in time between Portland and Wallf
VJalia. Starting from Portland in the even
ing and arriving in Walla Walla the next
I day, which the Union claims as dscrminat
!. ing against that town and iother towns in thu
vicinity.
The department has sent instructions tt
Land Offices that party seeking to enter I
q land contest, must, in addition to his Owl
4 affidavit, produce the affidavits of two othe
witnesses to the facts upon which he is t.
claim his rights to contest.
? The Thanksgiving dinner, under the au
spicies of the Ladies' Aid Society, will b'
9 ready at IL m. to-day and continue unit
}. 8 o'clock p. m, at the residence of Mrs
q Billings A cordial invitation is extended
to ALL The dinner will cost you but so cent
> each and the children % cents.
a To FRUIT MEN.-E. Texier has retitte,
his stand near Wildenthaller's and is nov
ready to pay cash for fruit of all kinds. ii
y purposes to buy where he can get the bes
IS and cheapest bargains. Those who hav,
fruit to sell will do well to communicate
A with him. P. 0. Lewiston /. I. Att
r On Friday night it rained quite hard here
with small mixture of snow; but the hill
o and mountains exhibited pure white GOV
: ering of snow on Saturday morning. It wa
reported that "a inches of snow fell OF
Craig's mountain and 10 inches OH the higl
= lands north of us.
Johnson of the Union, writes to his pape
that he has found one man in Thurstor
t county, who once was member of the Leg
islature, who favors division of the Terri
tory. He should be taken around the Ter
ritory for side show to some circus
n The annual report of the 0. r. 4 N. Co.
shows the following:
Receipts from all sources. $40, 92S, ~
. . Disbursements. ................ lO,O53, 81!
Net profits ........... 1915 80!
It Total assets. ...................2 %, 266, 20
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Der that 1t takes both money and labor t.
e supply them with the TELLER each an,
: every week II it is Of no use for them Oh