Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-10-04


Tom Worlen has moved the building for
merly occupied by q go. Glass on his lot near
che Clearwater ferry.
s. A. Landes Of Bear Creek, called on us
this week.
Col. Geo. Knapp of the Missouri RcpulH-
can is dead.
is. Weller aud wife of Mt. Idaho, came
down on Monday last.
The new currency of the Lewiston Nation
al Bank arrived this week.
The County Commissioners commence a
regular session on Monday next.
Mr.. H. N Elliott left for the northern
part of the county on Tuesday.
Ed. Baumister. of Walla Walla, has been
spending few days in town this week.
We had fine and copious rain on Mon
day night and we old Webfooters feel quite
happy.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
ley's condition powders. They are the
best, 81
F. E. Jerome has purchased the Dol
brook stable, and is now operating there
See his advertisement.
Mrs. Dr. Morris, of Mt Idaho, left for
home last Sunday, after a several week 5
visit to parents and friends.
WKrrING.-Mr. Garrison Informs us that
his class in penmanship already number near
ly 70 members.
J. C. Gau't has been selected as the rail
road commissioner for the pooling companies
at salary of 900 per year.
Mr.. Ericksons saw-mill on the Little Pot
latch, is now running and good lumber can
be purch ased cheap, for cash.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in tins city, where you can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. Give him call. If
MIR. McIinnis who has been resident of
Warrens for the past 4 years, came down on
Monday and proceeded on below 10y steamer
Ask the Lewiston Real Estate Company
about that place they have for sale on thorn
Creek. l60 ceres. J2tt
Wanted A glrl or middle aged woman
to do general house work. Good Pay. APP
ply to M. }. Greenburg & Co. 4Stf
The printers strike in San Francisco has
been success so far as the printers are con
cerned. So we are informed by private
letter.
Every one who WORKS on Clearwater at
any kind of work, always use the Angora
Goat skin gloves, for sale by J. F. Nollmer
j. Company.
The Walla Walla INulc, kicked again on
last Saturday. and is likely to keep OF kick
ing. He may yet kick through Wilson's
hide Of the Chronicle.
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
Joice and other lumber is being hauled
from the Lewiston mills for the new build
Tag OF j. p. Nollmer 4 Co., corner of Fifth
and Main streets.
Rev. MIR. Hutchins preached in the Uni
versalist church building on Sunday last
morning and evening. Those who heard
him spoke well of his efforts
The Collegiate Institute boarding house
has been safely removed on to the site in the
rear of the Methodist church lot. by I. A.
Nordcn, the boss mover Of buildings.
400 acres of land within two miles of Lew
iston to be sold cheap for cash, or trade it
tor sheep or cattle. See the Lewiston Real
Estate Company about it. 52tf
The foundation for the vault of the First
National Bank building of Lewiston, is now
being laid in the west end of the cellar of
J. +. Nollmers fire proof building.
The plank covering of the Lewiston ditch
needs repairing sober young man fell
through it the other night and got severe
wetting. Mr.. Damas helped him out.
1.-THE mountain labored and brought forth
mouse to eat the substance OF the people,
when the convocation of the railroad mag
mates assembled at San Francisco last month
Some of tho youths that attend writing
school ought to remember that there was an
organ case a few days ago, and they had bet
ter be careful and not block the sidewalk
again.
CHANGES IN THE PUBLIC ScHooLs-The
public schools hereafter will have but one
recess during the time between a. m aud
$40 pm. and that will be from LAO a. m.
to pm.
Willard and Gould are reported by tele-
gram as having had conference at Drexel.
morgan Co., at New York, which is to
I"suts IN LIQUID loaning to Wizards company
SoLD.-We are informed that Mr.. Parker
mas sold the Ne~s to Mr.. Abbott, upon what
terms We are not advised, and that Mr.
Parker Gontemplates visit to the Coenr
d'Alene mines.
Purser Knags, Of the John Gates babe ia
good by on Tuesday evening, saying that he
SHOULD leave the river for the present and
perhaps for some years. We shall miss him.
Joy 20 with him.
J. J. Bonner contemplates exeava.ing a
cellat in the rear of his building on the south
side OF Front street and substituting fire
proof brick in place of his present building
de is so reported.
New mines at the head of Pine creek are
reported from the Potlatch country. A Mr.
Miller and party claim to have made the
discovery and they are repo, ted to have
brought in with them $50 of the gold dust
taken from them in short time. The dis
covery, as We are told, is on the dividing
rage between Pine creek, which flows into
the Potlatcb, I'd III, waters Of tie Palouse