Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-09-27

Is there anyone who is aware that they will
have to keep from paradinx so much. Owing
to the fall weather.
A. Benson left for Warrens on Thursday
last.
Jack FISHER is now running the city deiv-
cry wagon.
H. Squier and C. p Coburn returned
from Boise this week.
Dan Mcpherson, of Camas Prairie, gave
Lewiston visit this week.
Geo. Glass it removing old buildings and
rubbish preparatory to rebuilding.
Tho Gates was unable to leave her land
ingyesterday morning owing to dense fog and
smoke.
The father and mott err, of d. NJ, White,
of this city, arrived last week ION Cgu, on
visit.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
leys condition powders. They are the
best, 81
The Banquet given to the journalists at
Walla Walla is reported as fine entertain
nent.
Norman Gould OF John Days creek, has
been in town for the last week past on a
visit.
NJ. J. Greenburg, of Greenburg & Co., ar
rived from a business trip below on las.
Saturdays steamer.
The Angora Goat Skin Glove are taking
the lead all over this upper country For
sale by j. p. Vollmer & Co.
Wanted A girl or middle aged woman
to do general house work. Good Pay. Ap-
ply to NJ. J. Greenburg & Co. 4S-tf
Mr.. O'Neil, an attorney -st-law has come
to Lewiston with a view to open an office,
and practice in his profession.
Dan Mcpherson drove down from Sal
mon river about 80 head of beef cattle for
CIndining & Dubuc this week.
Prof Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in tins city, where you can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. Give him call. If
Hester Il Taplin have been using steam
power IN banking their logs during the few
days past. They expect to commence saw
ing them tomorrow.
Joseph G. Shissler has given in the Boom-
erang his version of the hogs and Reynolds.
This question may become legal one to
the parties interested
DR.. c. A, Gay, the dentist, can always
be found at his Office on Main street, where
you can get your teeth fixed at the lowest
bedrock prices. Call on him.
Young man. before you call on your girl
again, you should drop in at Isaman's drug
store and purchase one of those beautiful
gold rings, 81
Mr.. f. f. Jerome, OF Camas Prairie, has
purchased the livery stable of n. b Hol-
brook in this city and will hereafter carry
on the business at the old stand
Miss Ada Pearson, Of Grangevile, was
IN the city last week on a visit She left in
company with Miss Crooks, from the same
place, on Friday morning, for her hoae
Resolutions of stock holders meeting. en-
dorsing the management of the Northern
Pacific, and especially wise presi lent Cakes.
were published in the Oregonan of the 22a
Postmaster Hunt is about removing the
postoffice into Jack Fishers building inst
above and will pull down the old and build
new postotfice on the same site of the old
Now is the time to get your winter boots
and shoes, as Geo. Glass is offering bargains
to clear out his stock, to save him from NOV.
ing them, as he wants to build this fall
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The Oregon Pioneers are to leave Portland
for the Fast Oct. 3D. Mr. C. A. Thatcher
of this place is expected to be among them
and has already left Lewiston for that pur-
pose.
will be held on Sunday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at the usual place. Address by
Rev. A. U. Hutchins, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Other exercises.
Judge Rand had not received an explana-
ton sought to the bid of A. s. Miller l. Son,
and consequently the meeting on Monday
night was postponed, subject to call when
the explanation is received.
DIVINE SERVICE. There will be preach
ing at the Universalist church, on Sunday,
Sept. 30, at a. m, and 1880 p. m. BY
Rev. A. U. Huchins of Syracuse, n. Y.
The public are invited to attend.
LosT.-Certticate of deposit, No. l,O95,
for $50. issued by Hoover & Burke, July
II, 1883. Everybody is hereby cautioned
against accepting the same as it has been
paid. BENZ. HtNN1ssy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, and their daughter
Miss Sadie, left on Wednesday mornings
steamer. Mr. Clark will ioin his partv at
focoteiio, and Mrs. Clark and daughter will
proceed for their home in Council Bluffs. Ia.
Henry McGregor writes to us that he has
surveyed six blocks of land as an addition TO
the town of Moscow, containing ~ lots on
the most desirable location for private resi-
dences or business, in or around the town.
Andrew Rekdal says that he is going to
remove from his place. near Genesee, to Mos
COW for the present so as to give his children
q chance for going to school. All letters for
him should be addressed to him at Moscow,
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THE RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The con- /,
vention which met on the Goth at San Fran,
cisco, were in session two days and did not
effect any agreement, and they adjourned |
over till the oath. The prospect for an agree
ment was very elm.
DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER, We are in
formed by letter that c, B. Reynolds. of
the Mirror, has sued circuit of the Boomer
cng for defamation of character. A by
stander said he would e glad to know what
character he had left to defame