Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-03-22
Look at our new to-day column.

Rev. MIR. Boyd aud wife left on Mondays
steamer for below.
DIR. Stanton is quite i'll and so is his
daughter Nellie.
Maj. Tedford aud family came upon the
Gates on Monday.
Tedford & Co.. have commodious :igar
stand attached to their store.
G. P. Coburn, his niece, and daughter left
ON the steamer for below. .
VERY SIcK.-Mr, P. White of the Noun.
tain house is very sick with fever.
Adams, the photographer, is at his stand
taking excellent pictures.
L. B. Boise is quite popular as post trader
at Lapwai, and is doing good business.
DIED.-The youngest child of AL. Bunker
Of Tammany Hollow, died at 6 m Monday
The Commercial Reporter of Portland. has
been much enlarged and otherwise improved
The contractor on the End and 3rd section
of the Potlatch wagon road is progressing
the work rapidly.
Friedman has closed his auction store at
Lewiston, ana opened general mercandise
store on the Assotn.
The John Gates was here on Monday with
20 white passengers and 26 Cinnamon and
3litons of freight.
Geo. II. Lake, the jeweler, has moved his
shop, amt Is now III the same building with
Hale + Cooper.
Delegate Singiser writes denying the
charges of the Democrat that lie is default
or to the U. S. Treasury
M. }. Greenburg, of the firm of Green
ourg Co., lift on Mondays boat on busl-
ness trip to San Francisco
War is threatened between Ireland and
England, and an open declaration NAV DO
expected at any time.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
IN this city, where You can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. Give him call If
Since LeBaron came down we hear t. at
the Ice above Chapman's mill has disap-
peared from the north fork of Clearwater.
The bank of Messrs Hoover & Burk. and
the general merchandise store of Messrs
Tedford g. Co., are now ready for business.
The calico ball given last Friday evening
was grand success. A large crowd assem-
bied and dancing was kept up until 3 a. M.
Mr.. Cameron from the Big Petlatch tells
us that the people in his section will not
vote for change in the county seat this
were blown up by dynamite on the 10Th.
Damage $4,000; supposed to be the work of
Fenans,
The first pack train of the season started
out on Monday last for Slate Creek. The
train was Grostein j. Binnard's, Ike Grevel
In charge.
Bridge building contractors are expected
here tins week to take measurements and
make estimates and plans for the Clearwa.
ter bridge.
IL the prospects of county scat at Mos
COW are to Influence the railroad to come
there, the railroad will not 60 there for some
time hence,
Geo. Melster, ST., and his son a lex, left
on Mondays boat for Puget Sound, where
they expect to start in business Success
go with them.
social party will be given in Grostcin
blnnards Hall tomorrow evenin Friday
"A good time and large crowd is expected.
See advertisement.
LIST Lieut.. Haines has been nr,moted 70
captain in Company d, 2nd Infantry; and
Ind Lieut. Muhnlenberg has been promoted
to Ilaines former position.
Mr.. Eckert and family arrived from the
east on Mondays boat. They settle upon
Aal
As Prairie near Cottonwood
Ainslie in the Democrat denies that he
mas changed ground in favor of annexation,
and denies that the Senate committee have
agreed to report in favor of annexation.
Frank Baughman has been very sick for
several days Capt. Baughman answered
telegram at Portland by starting on Mon.
DAY Tor home, where he arrived on We'd.
nesday.
HELD BACK. OF the $4,000 arpropria.
ted Tor the State of Oregon for Modoc war
expenses, $4,000 are held back to nav
taxes due the United States from the State
of Oregon
VIM. King from Four Mile was in town
TINS week, He thinks the people in his
section and north of him by good majority
40 not want any change in county S, at this
year, and will not vote for change
The Lapwai base ball nine got awav with
dne Lewiston Comets at their contest on
ouhuhy at the garrison. The Lewiston boys
'ney were generously entertained bv the
"p"' al tile garrison during their visit.
Until the completion of the Clearwater
erluge we offer free fe.riape over both r;vers
10 any farmer for each time a hill of sl0 onI
upwards OF merchandise is bought of ms
~ FRANK | TRDFoRD 4 Co.
We have added to our price list and Co.
quality, with prices, challenge competition.
although we have TO bankrupt goods. lie.
low cost, clearance sales, etc etc, to offer
you. A. DAMAS.
The struggling Indians along the banks of
snake river below this place, have agreed to
go on their respective reservations or take
up land in severalty. The substance of
tins news is found in the Washington hide /
pendent.
SALE OF PROPERTY IN THoMPsoS's ADD. |
IIoS.-A .. johnson disposed of his lot
anu small house in Thompson's addition |
TINS week for 81, 200 cash, to Rev Mr.. Fee, |
VINO expects soon to occupy the premises as
family residence.