Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-06-14

from COlfax last evening.
A certain young man that does not live more
tAaA thousand nilss from Lewiston went to
Uniontowa to find the Snake river few DAYS
age.
DR.. Titles new drug store is nearing COM
pletion.
Col. Nash of Spokane is in town in atten-
dance on court.
]. Fl. Forney of Mt. Idaho visited our
city this week.
A. E. lsham of Walls Walla arrived on
the steamer Monday.
The rivers are higher now than they have
been before this spring.
r. L. Yantis and wife left on Monday s
steamer for Portland.
M. We'll, of Alexander L. We'll, Of Union
town, was in the city this week.
Ill health of the editor is cause for want
of original matter in this issue.
The Catholic seminary building has the
frame up and will soon be covered.
The Gates arrived on Monday with fifteen
passengers and large amount of freight
Mr.. GARDENERS day and evening school
numbers abou. % scholars and all seem
we'll pleased.
The Lewiston Brass band are under good
leader, aud we may expect some good music
on the coming Fourth.
E. C. Coleman leaves day with pack
train of supplies for Engineer Clark's sur
vsying party coming down Snake river.
J. p. Vollmer has been excavatlng for
basement of his brick store and national
bank near Fifth street, during the past week.
Mr.. TONER and Mr.. Buchanan, represen-
tatives of Moscow in the last Legislature,
were in town one day last week. We did
not see them.
VIM. Ewing of Palouse Bidge is in town
this week. He is better pleased with coun-
ty seat at Lewiston than with DR.. Taylor's
probateship.
Mr.. E. H. Mohler was in town this week.
Before leaving he purchased some of the D.
n. Osborne 4 Cos machinery, for sale by
A. Quackenbush.
$780, 900 to loan on good improved farms,
In sums of 81. 900 and upwards For par
ticulars enquire at the bank of John Brear-
lev. 27-tf
Mrs. L. Stannus and daughter arrived
on Thursdays steamer from Corvallis, Ogn.,
where they have been for some months past
visiting relatives and friends.
Ask Judge Buck of the Lewiston Real
Estate Co., if he will sell you lots or farms
any cheaper than j. H. Evans or Phil.
Grigsby. soft
The house of T-dford j. Co. temporarily
closed by the sheriff under attachment 1t
is hoped that arrangements may soon be
made for re-opening.
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 Genesee.
The Acme base ball nine, of Colfax, ard
the Lapwai nine, of the garrison, will play
= match game of base ball on the Lewiston
grounds, Saturday, June %. Look out boys.
Nor1cE.-All persons are forbidden from
using or taking water from the Lewiston
ditch or putting wheels or other obstruc-
tions in the same, without first obtainin :
permission. JOHN BREARLEy.
April 10, 1888. 27-tf
John Denny, who has farm near w.
P. Hunt, south of Lewiston, presented us
with sheaf of bunch grass raised on his
place that measured four feet and eight inch
Is in height. How is that for Idaho?
Until the completion of the Clearwater
bridge we offer free fe-riage over both rivers
to any farmer for each time bill of SO and
upwards Of merchandise is bought of us.
% FRANK l TEDFoRD l. Co.
A new restaurant was opened by Mrs.
Walsh and Mrs. Gordon on Main street last
Sunday. Those who have been there re.
pert that they furnish good table loaded
with the best the market affords.
l will dispose of following desirable goods
at less than value. Calcutta grain sacks,
standard size, $l2 so. Very finest New Or.
leans molasses, this years manufacture at
$3.50. A. DAMAS.
The Lewis Collegiate Institute will close
its first year June Goth. Gov. Newell of W -.
T. will deliver the anniversary address FRI
day Goth. Wednesday and Thursday even.
ings prize contests for the best literary pro-
auctions, examinations each day during fore.
q con.
The j. l. Case threshers and headers and
ID. NJ. Osborne l. Co. binders, reapers and
mowers for sale by A. Quackenbush, as also
the Hollingsworth rake for eale by A. Quack-
enbush, are going off like hot cakes. First
come, rirst served.
Hands Wanted-I will give steady
employment TO few hands, to work by the
year or month, working in and about a saw
MILL Potlatch creek. Apply to,
3O-2m J. N. BURNS,
New PAPER,-We have received the fourth
number of the Spokane Falls Rspie,c pub
lished by Frank NJ. Dallam. 1t is a fair
local sheet and advertises in a faithful man
ner the interests Of that locality. Success
to the enterprise.
CRY ELEcTIoN.-The city election re-
suited in choosing Ezra Baird the former in
cumbent as Mayor, end re-electlng S. e..
Isaman as treasurer, and j. B. Menomy as
councilman for lst ward; and John Hester
and I. B. Cooper as councilman from 2nd
ward. Geo. Young was elected marshal.
To COMMERCIAL TRAvELERs.-If you
want to take in the whole country when
you start in the Spring you want to come to
head of navigation on the Snake river and
Thence by NJ. II. Letch's stage line via.
lmentown, Leitchville, Cotton, Colfax
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