Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-06-07

4th Of July. Every citizon should attend.
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Moscrip and party have gone up Snake
river to assist Clark and party down.
How does POI majority sound to you Mos
COW tricksters?
L. Wiggin brought us in nice mess of
Lake trout last week.
Moscow got majority vote in only three
precincts out of thirteen.
L. NJ. Swift's reduction in prices, pub
lished in another column is worth reading.
Lewiston has shown what she can do if
she is mind to put her shoulder to the
wheel
The Catholic school building is now I'M
der way of construction, the walls have
been raised.
". W. Union says that work on the Cas-
cade branch of the N. P. has commenced
at Yakima City.
County seat squabble is over but remem-
Dor that Nollmer 4 Co. have the best gloves
made out of Angora goat skin.
VIM. Hoskins house burned down with
a large lot of household furniture on Asso-
tin, OH Friday last. Loss about $3.50.
SAY STRANGERS-Go to the Lewiston
Real Estate Co, and see their terms for one
Of the finest quarter sections of land in Nez
Perez county, can be seen from Genescc.
Chas. Faunce is now at Lake Waha pre-
pared to receive those who wish a good
place to spend a few days, during the hot
weather, in fishing and hunting.
Ask Judge Buck of the Lewiston Real
Estate Co., if he will sell you lots or farms
any cheaper than j. II. Evans or Phil
Grigsby. soft
Phillip Ritz, of Walla Walla, gave us a
call last week. He has been in the vcin-
ity in the interest of his large nursery, To-.
Gated near Walla Walla ". r.
$3.50, 900 to loan on good improved farms,
in sums of $1,000 and upwards. For par
ticulars enquire at the bank of John Brear-
lev. 27-tf
Preparations are being made on the cor
ner of Fifth and Montgomery streets by j.
P. Vollmer & Co.. to build fine building
to be used as the First National Bank. The
old buildings and trees have all been
removed.
FOUND! THAT THE DIFFERENCE
OH the prices (even on small bill of goods
will pay the ferriagc, family dinner at the
hotel, stabling of the team, and yet leave
margin when bought at DAMAs'.
SERIOUSLY ILL.-On last Monday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Billings, of this city, re-
ceived the sad news of the unexpected i'll
ness of their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Morris,
OF Mt. Idaho. They left on the stage Tues
day morning.
Hands Wanted.-I will give steady
employment TO few hands, to work by the
year or month, working in and about saw.
mill, Potlatch creek. Apply to
3O2m j. n. BURNS.
The Moscow men now say that Taylor
And Reynolds killed their cause. We as
mach as said they would do that much But
they would not take the hint. Now they
admit the fact. Moscow men talk this
boldly now.
NoTIcE.--All persons are forbidden from
using or taking water from the Lewiston
ditch or putting wheels or other obstruc-
VlUuS III VIC SduSs NIlUtub IltSb ODltlltiHs
permission. JOHN BREARLEY.
April 10, 1883. 27-tf
BETTER CHANGE EpIToRs.-If Moscow
wants to command the respect and good
will Of the people generally in the county
they had better not employ their chief or
gan, or medium of presenting their views tc
p the people the notorious liar who now osten
sibly runs the Mirror.
Parties desiring abstracts or any informa
tion relating to land in Nez Perez county
will be- satisfied quickly and cheaply by
calling on or writing to j. H. Evans, Nor
man Buck or Phil. Grigsby of the Lewiston
Real Estate Co., Lewiston, l. L. soft
Mr.. Buchanan, one of the judges of cleo
tion, requests us to state that he had heard
that it had been charged that Mr. Quacken
bush had been at Little Potlatch precinct
during election day and working hard to Sc
cure votes for Lewiston, and that he coult
not succeed on account of his unpopularit,
in that district, and in answer to such ;
charge he denies that Mr.. Quackenbush wa.
at the voting place on election day NOR,
than ten minutes. He says he came ther,
and voted but that he never, to his knowl
edge, attempted to electioneer among the
people there, but simply cast his own vote
and left. that Mr.. Quackenbush stood o.
high in the confidence and respect of the
people Of the Little Potlatch as any man IL
Idaho. That Mr.. Manning remained in the
precinct a greater part of the day and gave
his views of the question at issue in geu-
tlemanly manner ard it was not his fault il
they could not view the question as he did
that in his opinion if all the people of Lew
iston had been there it would not have
changed a single vote, for all had made NJ
their minds to go for Moscow as it was s,
much less distance from them than Lewiston