Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-03-01

For extra No. Blank Books ana stationery
- to S. Il. Isaman l. Co.'S finely arranged new
'stsre; they keep no cheap trash.
Stationery, Blank books and envelope, at
Asxloys Drugstore for just one half what you
>ay elsew here, Mind that slim
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L. P. Brown left Jackson, Mich. on last
Monday, for Brooklyn.
Silcott and Dutro are soon expected home
from the Atlantic states.
Read the bridge petition. This means
business and no CANNON.
drop into Freidman's new store and see
il he hasen't got what you want.
The steamer is expected to leave Riparia
some time to-day for Lewiston.
Mouldings for pictures and paintings for
sale at Hale 4 Cooper's. All sizes and
qualities. suited to the taste of all classes.
Potatoes are commanding good price in
Lewiston just at this time, but not frozen
ones.
Gov. Newell has telegraphed from Wash
ington his doubts about admission before
the 4th inst.
60 tickets were sold, and the gathering was
highly creditable.
Many gorges Of ice are still in the Clear
water above Lapwai that will require: much
warmer weather to remove them.
he potI t,G ro.l
out on Monday to select the route and make
observations to aid them in making propo-
aals for bids.
We have added to our price list. and for
quality, with prices, challenge competition;
although we have no bankrupt goods, be.
low cost, clearance sales, etc. etc., to offer
you. A. DAMAS.
Losr-A gold watch charm, with quartz
setting on one side and dark stone on the
other. Also small piece of chain attached.
Anyone finding the same and leaving it at
this office will be suitably rewarded.
Specifications of the character and extent
Of the work to be done on the Potlatch road
can be seen by those who wish to put in
bids, at the office of Ezra Baird, in the
court house.
Henry Green, "cow boy" shot and
killed Clay Miller, a peaceable citizen of
Warm Lake in Grand Ronde valley, while
at a social dance on Feb. %. Green made
his escape but has since been arrested.
S. Gray 4 Co. have bought out Baird
Bros saddlery and harness shop and bust.
ness, and will soon make a showing of as
good stock as ever visited Lewiston and at
low prices. See their new ad.
To BE PRosPECTED.-We learn that the
Sheepeater country will be thoroughly pros
pected the coming summer for gold, quartz
and placers Some 100 men will be scour-
ing that country, with pick, pan and shovel.
PErIrIoN.-We publish this week the
text of a petition signed by over 100 of our
city taxpayers, asking the council to take
immediate steps towards the construction of
= free bridge across Clearwater river, and
we learn that the members of the council
will obey the ms lates of the petition in
good earnest, and will bond the city for the
work if found necessary.
The benefit Of advertising is shown IN
the ease of Greenbnrg & Co who advertised
in the TELLER, short time ago, the loss of
aTarkish rug out of his delivery wagon.
This week it was brought in from the coun.
try, having been picked up by Mr.. lnghram
who learned, from the TELLER, the name OF
the loser.
ONLY % DAYS MORE, For the greatest
bargains ever offered in Lewiston, at the
farmer and mechanis IS store, where S. Freid
man 10 disposing Of bankrupt stock OF
goods. They are going rapidly. Come
early and secure bargains in clothing no.
tons, underware, stationary and general
variety OF goods, next door to Bunnell's
brick
2ltf. s. FRIEDMAN.
Mr.. Wilson. of Moscow, has been tarry.
ing several days here In Lewiston. He has
been made the target of some of the Moscow
county seat agitators, but he says he is no,
hit in any vital part, and seems to be in NO
wise injured from the shots. He knows too
much Of their seheming to make things
agreeable to them.
BRICK BUILDINGS. Ben. Loewenberg, j.
q: Moxley, Geo. Glass and one or two 9TH
ers tell Us that they have determined to
erect brick buildings this summer coming.
Now gentlemen, we have heretofore had
''too much fcolss" about this brick business.
just sail in and build, and trust in God and
keep your powder dry. Bunnell would not
swap his brick for half of Moscow.