Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-09

CITY tnlS weSA.
Fires are raging in the mountains east OF
Mt. Idaho with much fury.
Mr.. Bert Sherwn, of Jonn Days. was in
this city on visit this week.
The famous Wasp man, Weldon was
here this week canvassing.
Mr.. Reid, formerly receiver in the land
Office at Walla Walla, paid Lewiston visit
this week.
Tobaccos arrived, see our price list for
prices. We have added many new goods
and reduced prices. A. DAMAS.
If you have got anything the matter with
your teeth remember that Gay, the dentist
has not left town.
Several lads, among them, two from this
office, have gone to Craigs Mountain for
hunting and fishing.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best OF
liquors and cigars. Give him call. tt
F. Boston, the dentist, has gone to Camas
Prairie. People in that vicinity should i'm
prove the chance to have good work done.
Mrs C. T.. Monteith and her sister, Miss
Sophia Whitman, wer. in town from the
Agency this week visiting and shopping
Mr.. Clark, locating engineer of the O, S L.
returned on Tuesday from his trip OF inspec-
ton Of the work going forward under Wing
land.
Mr.. Miles Moore of Walla Walla has been
with US for few days and is we'll pleased
with his yield of gram on tn, scrip land
south Of here.
Mr. Eastwick, of the river and harbor
survey, came up on Sunday to supervise the
Improvements to be made on the Clearwater
under contract Of MIR. Smith.
A bridge meeting was held on Tuesday
evening, but few were present, not knowing
there was to be q meeting. No bell was rang
and no general notice was given.
Near Mt Idaho last Thursday, w. H. NJ
Williams fell from load of hay between
the double trees and rolled under the wheel
horses, but managed to escape without seri-
Gus injury.
TEMPERANCE MEErING.-Ths only service
in town on Sabbath next will be the open
air meeting near the Raymond House. Let
there be full attendance. Six o'clock is
the hour.
Sherman & Humans circus is to perform
here on Tuesday exening next. See their al.
The prestige they enjoy in all the towns
where they have performed should ensure to
them largo audience,
The o. s. l.. engineers in charge OF Henry
Wingland, left Lewiston on Friday last for
the purpose of revising the line from Lew
iston to the mouth of the Big canon. Chief
Engineer Clark, who has been quite unwell
for the past two weeks left ON Monday to
join them at Buffalo rock.
CIRcus.-Sherman ! Human Is circus will
be here Tuesday next and will give one
Of the best shows that has ever visited Lew
iston. We know it because the Angora Goat
Skin Gloves are taking the lead all over the
country, for sale by J, P. Vollmer L Co.
DR.. C A. Gay, the dentist, can always
be found at his place of business, where you
can get the most perfect fitting set of teeth
that can be found, vt exceedingly low
prices, and extracting teeth, he cannot be
excell.d. Room-Main street, opposite tel
egrsph office.
A BIG CuANcE.-The Lewiston Real Els
tate Co have for sale 100 acres of decided
land with two timber claims adjoining said
farm, making it the most desirable place for
any person wishing a large farm. ayCal
on Judge Buck or j. II. Evans for further
particulars. 44-tf
Mr.. Short of Walla Walla has been with
us for the past week. He has something
that everybody that has got wagon SHOULD
have, and that is a machine for Tightening
tires as quick as you can grease wagon an,
az good as any blacksmith can set them. l
is very simple and cheap.
The funeral of John Brearley took plac
on Sunday, at the house of the deceased, an,
was attended by very large proportion O
the citizens Of the town. Rev. 7. M. Boyd
of the Presbyterian church, otficiated. Hi
remains were followed to the cemetry by
large concourse of people.
Nor1CE.-Partiss going through our pa
ture on Snake river will please be sure an
put the bars up or we will close them n
entirely. Parties who are in the habit q
telling parties to leave the bars down vii
do well to keep their name from being known
CLINDINNING & DVBUC.
]. W. Riggs, photographer. writes u
from Spokane Falls that he will be her
about the 18th of this month to open a pho
Geographic gallery with first class outfit,
he can obtain the rooms. He suggests tina
some man build suitable rooms for tho pun
pose He says he means business.
ACCIDENT. Mr.. N. Hale, who has bee
employed for many years past in the estal
ishment OF Grostein Binnard, in thi
city, while walking through the store o
Sunday last, fell through the trap door tina
enters into the cellar, breaking his left arr
aui bruising his arm and hip considerable
Drs. Stanton and Kelly were called, an
the injured man is doing as well as could b
expected.
To FRUIT MEN,-E. Texier has retitte
his stand near Wildehthallers and is no'
ready to pay cash for fruit of all kinds. II
purposes to buy where he can get the bes
and cheapest bargains. Those who hav
fruit to sell will do well to communlcAt
with him. ?. o. Lewiston l. I. 421
Dick Altman was at Frenchtown, Nor
tana, August Sd. He writes that sadd
horses are so PEI cent. cheaper there than :
Lewiston, that Frank Holt and Jim Crook
were camped just this side of Missoul
Their horses sick with piuk-eye and sore lie
and unable to travel. Bean is camped l
Frsnchtown. Dug Holton and Jim. Ri
wers there and were to start for Lewiston G
the 4th. Fifty families Ell route over Il
Mullen road for Big Bend and Canss Prair