Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-10-25
See the Pioneer Book Bindery ad.

See the Pioneer Book Bndery ad.
Mr.. Forney & wife, from Mt. Idaho, were
in town this week
See Creenburg's notices of his stock of
goods and terms of sale
AL kinds of ammunition aud sporting
goods at the drug store Of Monkey & Morey
lat
Tout 4 Warlwell butcherel hog for
their market this week that weighed $50
pounds.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
!ey's condition powders. They are the
best, 81
There will be temperance meeting at
the court house next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock
The Office rooms of the District Judge,
clerk and county auditor have been int T.
changed.
Geo. Glass has the ground cleared for his
new shoe store, and the timbers being franz
cd for the building
Mr.. Cameron from Portland came up on
the Gates with Capt. Ankeny andsreturned
on Wednesday.
The finest assortment of Meerschaum
goods, at lsaman & Cos Drug Store, ever
offered for sale in Idaho.
The Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
are now said to be in unison as against the
Southern Pacific roads.
Remember when you buy school books
that 1saman & Co. will sell them at San
Francisco prices. off
The vault containing the county safe is
completed, and county funds and records
are safely deposited therein.
Ask the Lewiston Real Estate Company
about that place they have for sale on thorn
Creek. 100 ceres J2tt
Miss Ida Lind, nece of II. j. Monroe, ar
rived en- last Saturdays steamer from Plac-
erville, Idaho, to spend the winter.
We learn that Martin Mauli contemplates
erecting brick on the old Loewenberg stand
now occupied by II. X. Barnett.
Wanted A girl or middle aged woman
to do general house work. Good Pay. APP
ply to M. }. Greenburg s. Co. 4S-tf
The Paul Boulon troupe have been in Ada
and Boise counties and creating great SEN
sation, if the newspapers are to be believed.
The Collegiate school building is fast be-
ing fitted up upon the ground in the rear of
the Methodist church lot, for the accommo-
dation of the Institute.
The brick walls of J. p. Vollmer's new
brick were commenced on Tuesday, and will
60 up rapidly as the work now prospects.
The iron front arrived this week.
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.
Mondays Oregoaian contains kilograms
showing that the bulls in the stock market
had gained little and that Willard stocks
had advanced from to per cent.
The order has been made to adjourn the
court at Mt Idaho for one month"; if there
be any important business in prospect, and
if not then to adjourn over the term.
The largest and most extensive stock of
general merchandise under one roof in the
entire upper country is to be found at NJ. j
Greeuburg & Co. S mammouth store for act
nal bargains, and no humbu1, call at NJ. J.
Greenburg Co.'S
Brents has been before the Washington
legislature on the question of state govern
ment for Washington territory and tells
them not to call a new convention for franz
ing state constitution.
The Times, Chicago, st. Paul special
claims that full ope-third of this year
crop of wheat has been so badly frozen that
it is refused at the elevators That -four
million bushels are thus injured.
NOTICE TO FARMERS The undersigned
will buy merchantable wheat or flax at the
highest market price in exchange for goods
at the cheapest and only one price store il
Lewiston. Nj. j. GSEENBuRC j. Co.
On the night of the 18th fire broke out
in stable at Weston Oregon, and destroyed
nearly all the business portion of the town
Inc loss Is estimated at $l50,OO0 and but
little insurance. Sailing & Reese were un
injured.
PROMINENT.-The boot and shoe de
partment at NJ. J. Greenburp r ca = sto,,
is among the most prominent features there
The largest stock, the best assortment an,
the cheapest prices. Call and see for your
self.
Miss Vernon gave recitations here on Fri
day and Saturday of last week, to an APP
preciative audience. Her rendering was fa
beyond the average upon the stage and tn.
accompanying selected pieces sung on tn,
occasion were we'll received.
Geo. c. Ross, Of Oakland, California
came up on the steamer Saturday. He goe.
to Camas Prairie this week where he has
brother engaged in the stock business. Mr.
Ross is an attorney and is liable to remain
in this section if he likes the situation.
Andy Cassiday. who has been prospectin:
for many years returned here few day
ago He predicted good mines in the Coeu
aAlene mountains some years ago and tina
they would be discovered and worked ex
tensiyely. Now he goes there to witpcs