Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-16

celebrated hOckIOru watches, the pest IN use.
"How many have you got? 10. Is that all?
Why, beat you all, 1 have a." Well if a
common hunter had of used as many guns as
ysu and shot SO or Is shots, they would have
had double that amount. especially while we
were asleep. Q
A. Benson has been quite sick for the past
week.
Agent Monteith has returned from his
visit to Oregon.
Wiley Knighton, of Cottonwood was in
town this week.
The Lewiston Band suspends operations
for = month or six weeks.
Geo. Smith and AL darlington of Camas
Prairie were in town this week.
Mr.. y. Loewenberg offers for sale his
household furniture. Read his ad
c. W. Skeels and Frank Mcdonald of
Moscow, were in the city this week.
Texier has his fruit stand in full blast
He soon expects the breeze will blow harder
J. P. Vollmer's store cellar is all walled
up, and the foundation already for his brick.
The Potlatch road..up the creek is in statue
quo just now while the citizens are harvest
ing.
Mr.. Gardiner and family have returned
from the mountains, after nearly weeks
there.
Sullivan, the pugilist. in the contest with
Slatle, knocked his man out and is still the
"boss."
MIR. j. N. Lindsay has some choice apples
for sale. A full basket was sent to us and
We have tried them.
Mr.. Frank Shissler and family were in
town this week from Camas Prairie and
gave the TELLER office call.
Our price list prices are mostly retail, in
Jobbing quantity we give much lower rates
DAMAS.
Our Moscow letter places very doubtful
phase upon the prospects for railroad to
that burg for long time to come.
Maj. Truax was here on Saturday. He
says the fall and winter sown wheat is very
good in the deadman district.
Canady Owenby one of the murderers of
Cummins, has been removed from Dayton
to Walla Walla for safe keeping.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. Give him a call. If
Several men from the Potlatch speak very
encourageingly of the crop prospects in tina,
vicinity, especially of the fall and winter
seeding.
These will all be sold cheap for cash. Let
those who want to purchase apply to B.
Loewenberg early, and they can learn more
full particulars.
John Mcpherson and family of Mt. Idaho
were in town this week his family left on the
boat for visit to the lower country and he
returned home on Monday.
DR.. VIM. Taylor has sent his wall to the
TELLER which we publish on our outside
II he has the full length of his rope, there
will be no need of argument.
Sherman 4 Hinan's circus had large
number of men with them and strange t.
say they all wore the Angora Goat Skin
GLOVES, for sale by j. P Vollmer & Co.
The John Gates brought up 60 laborer
on Mondays trip and discharged them a
AlmOta The same steamer brought abou
Is passengers for Lewiston, including sever
al children.
Mr.. Louis Young the prince barber o
Dayton and his cousin Mrs Capt. Rock o
San Franc SEQ arrived in town yesterday Oh
svisit to their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Roos
Of this city.
Mr.. Stiffel and Mr.. Labourin have opene'
chop house and lunch room in the Glob
Hotel building where you can get goo
meal for SO cents or a lunch for % cent:
either day Or night.
Bio BEND.-According to the ~ W. Tr
Dune the crops in the Big Bend country wi
6e fair and in some localities good, especia
~ vegetables. They claim it to be fin
sountry for cabbages.
The Sherman pavilion tent contained o
Tuesday evening about 1900 people, larg
evening gathering for Lewiston, and indie;
ted the popularity of the company. Goo
Orde. and attention was maintained through
out.
STILL IN DoUBr.-The Baker City Rera
still thinks the O.S.L. will be built throug
that place, and because that several of ii
workmen have left Snake river and gone
work for the o. r. & N Co. at differer
points.
The assessment roll for independent scho
district No. ], being now in my possession
therefore notify all parties interested TIL
the Board of Equalization, to pass on sam
Will meet at the court house, on Monda
Aug. ~, o'clock p. NJ
JNo. p. VoLLMER.
Gov. Newell says he never granted a r
preive for Mcpherson, and that all repor
to that effect were untrue. 1t seems that
was upon the report of some action of tn
kind that prompted the hasty action CT Il
Dayton vigilanties.
To COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS III VI
want to take in the whole country VIII,
you start in the Spring you want to come
head of navigation on the Snake river al
thence by NJ. H. Lietchs stage line vi
Uniontown, Leitchville, Cotton, Cola
and on to tn e front. l6tf.
ArTRACTRD.-On Monday and Tuesd'
parties from Idaho county and adjoining d
tricts in this. county and across the "ashin
ton line began to gather into Lewiston
attend Sherman's circus on Tuesday eve
ing. the same having been extensively a
vertised.