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

THANKs.--We received on the oath po
| lite invitation from the committee on Ban
quet given to eastern journalists on the eve
late to enable us to be present But nc
doubt well intended, and heuce thanks.
To COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS III you
want to take in the whole country whet
you start in the Spring you want to come t,
head of navigation on the Snake river ano
thence by NJ, IL. Lietch's stage line via
Uniontown, Leitchville Cotton, Cola,
and on to tn e front. lGtf.
Mr.. Elliot will remain in this part Of
North Idaho but short time longer, gath
erins up data for his history, and receiving
orders for views and autographs to be in
inserted. We urge the people
to be generous towards his enterprise, as q
means of truly representing this section u
country.
a BIG CHANCE. Lewiston Real Es-
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 large farm EaFCall
on Judge Buck or j. IL. Evans for further
particulars. Att
The telegraph announces that many of the
old stock holders complain of Wizards ex-
travagance in his expenditures in the con-
struction OF the road, having already ex-
pended ten million dollars more than the es.
TINA ,es, and much more has yet to be built
before completion, aud these stock holders
are selling of their stock.
The city school tax is now due and paya-
bic at the office of the City Treasurer. Tax
cs become delinquent, by the new school
law, on the Both Of September.
5. G. IsAMAN.
Ex-oilicer
Treasure OF School District No. !
Is ct
To FRUIT Men E. Texier has reiittel
his stand near Wildenthaller and is now
ready to pay cash for fruit of all kinds. He
purposes to buy where he can get the best
and cheapest bargains. Those who have
fruit to sell will do well to communicate
with him. L. o. Lewiston |. Il. 42tf
SCARLET FEvER,-We learn that scarlet
fever is quite prevalent on Camas Prairie,
also on the Assotin plains ID. S. Prescott
of the Assotin lost two children during the
last month, one his son, aged years and s
mos, who died On the 9th inst, and a
daughter, aged 3 yrs. and mos on the
10th inst One case in light form made
It's appearance here in this city last week.
Rumor has it that party Of surveyors
in the interest of the Northern Pacific are
row engaged in surveying on the east side
of the Bitter Root mountains and towards
one of the passes leading to the head waters
of the Clearwater, and that another party is
y o 70 ba Pa fab
Moscow. We cannot vouch for ths reliable
ity of either report
is or 90 acres of Mr.. Small's farm on
the first bench south east of Lewiston, were
sown with barley about the last of March.
Last week they cut and threshed this and
obtained $40 bushels of barley, or about ~
bushels per acre. Who says the dry lands
south and east of Lewiston are not good
grain lands?
COOP YIELD.-Dr. Kelly had $50 acres
of his ranch sown in wheat this year. About
acres Of this was cut for hay aud the bal
ance (225) acres was headed and threshed,
and ), 800 bushels of clean wheat obtained,
or little less than "a bushels per acre.
THIS was raised on the first beach south. east
Of Lewiston where the soil is dry and in
dry season.
RECEIVED. our Crochery. Glassware,
Lamps, Clothing, Dry Goods, Cigars. etc,
etc. All from EASTERN MARKETS BOUGHT
FOR CASH, which enable IL To sell less than
before. OUR CLEARANCE SALES begins
on the first day of Feb, and continues to
the last day of Jan of each year.
A. DAMAs.
C. P. Coburn informs us that on MS