Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-10-25

Caldwell will be the terminus of the Ore
gop Short Line till April next, when the
bridges will be done and the cars will proceed
to Huntington at the mouth of Burnt river.
Caldwell is in the heart of the Boise Valley,
and will be likely to take much business from
Boise City.
Down! DowN!! DowN!,! With
high prices. Competition is the life and
vigor of trade. The best man wins Green
burg Co. have and always will be, first to
make sweeping reductions in the prices of
everything they handle. Come and see if
We do as we agree.
The Washington legislature has created
the county of Assotin ont of Garfield county
and fixed the county seat at Assotin That
is the House has done this. The bill has
not passed the council at the time of writing
but dc uhtless will pass; so that our friend
Schenck is in clover.
j. T. Sherwood and others, in answer as
70 whether I sell goods as low as per my
price list Send your orders. Guarantee
it. AS TO whether | will take in exchange
farmers produce? Yes, allowing highest
market price for grains, wool, etc. etc.
A. DAMAS.
Mr.. Fairbanks. Of the Palouse, when in
the Coenr Il Alcne Mines examined the claim
Of Mr. Bishop, and offered him 800 per day
for six DAYS to be allowed to work four men
IN the mire and take the proceeds of their
mining. This offer Mr.. Bishop refused. He
must have considered that he had good
claim.
DIVISION or SPOKANE CoUNTY.--An at
tempt to divide Spokane county is being
made in the Washington Legislature. and
to call the new county Sprague, with the
county seat at Sprague The western part
of Spokane county is sparsely populated, and
would he heavily taxed to support a county
government.
| $50, 900 worth of new goods Just received
comprising everything that man. woman or
child can conceive of, purchased by us since
the completion of the n. p. railroad, at %
per cent less than any former purchase ever
made. For solid bargains at spot cash,
don't fail to call at NJ. J. Greenburg L Co. $
mamouth establishments
Can't 4. p. AnFeny, came up on the
Gates Tuesday, en- route to see his daughter
Mrs. Dorman, at Mt. Idaho, who is quite
i'll. This is the first visit of late of
the Capt. in this section, where he operated
extensively at an early day. He looks hale
and hearty, and to all appearances hi Is fair
hence
Ii you are seeking to trade in first class,
reliable house. that constantly keeps or
hand large and well assorted stock of gen
eral merchandise, at prices which are actua
bargains, and all goods marked in plain fig
ures, at strictly one price or no sale, yor
will do justice to yourself and family by
trading at NJ. j. Greenburg u Co. 8 man
mouth store.
The Walla Walla journal is authority fol
the statement that telegram was received
in Walla Walla to the effect that Senator
Dolph had failed for 81, 0O1 600 and that H
Thie son, chief engineer of the Northern Pa
citc had gone to the wall, by reason of the
depreciation of the Oregon Transcontinenta
stocks. The Journal is not confident that
the telegram is true.
SHORT LINE.-Flour will be delivered
from the Clearwater Mills to any part O
the city, in lots from | sack to barrels, fo
25cts. No. ! flour at the mill 81, per Dbl
or 81 sack. of so lbs. Any -four that doe
not give satisfaction. may be returned
Leave your orders with city express.
saw ". MULKEY.
5 Clearwater Mills Oct 20, 1883 Prop.
l We are informed that all the white mel
but about a half dozen have left the region
of Pierce City and gone to the new mines il
> what is understood to be IN the northern
part of the county, and that there not bein,
enough left to make up jury to try case
: at the term of court which is assigned 70
4 this fall, unless they can be brought iron
the mines, and as a consequence it has beef
= deemed best to hold no court at Pierce Git
: this fall.
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