Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-11-01

NorrcE-To all parties that has been u.s.
inc water from the Clearwater Mills ditch
will make immediate settlement or their &C.
counts will be placed in the hands of col
lector. W. MULhE1.
Clearwater Mills Oct. 80 1888.
To FRUIT MEN.-E. Texier has retitted
his stand near Wildehthaller's and is now
ready to pay cash for fruit of all kinds. He
purposes to buy where he can get the best
and cheapest bargains. Those who have
fruit to sell will do well to communicate
with him. p. o. Lewiston l. 7. Att
SHOOTING MATCH-A shooting match will |
take place on the plateau south of this city |
on Tuesday next betw en- Capt Stump and
J. Nj. Taylor. The match will take place at
o'clock pm, 10 birds each, 81 yards rise
at single bird and so yards boundary. Pools
evening.
Down! DowN., Down With
high prices. Competition is the life and
vigor Of trade. The best man wins. Green
burg 4 Co. have and always will be, first to
make sweeping reductions in the prices of
everything they handle. Come and see if
We do as we agree.
The magnates and directors of the U. p
and Oregon Short Line were in Cheyenne
the early part of this month, and they came
on to Boise City on the 18th, viewing the
situation and will probably build u branch
from Kuna or Caldwell to Boise City, at
the ms ance of the Boise City people and
the subsidy they offer.
J. T. Sherwood and others, in answer as
to whether / sell goods as low as per my
price list? Send your orders. Guarantee
it. As to whether will take in exchange
farmers produce? Yes, allowing highest
market price for grains, wool, etc. etc.
A. DAMAS.
: $780, 900 worth of new goods just received,
comprising everything that man. woman or
child can conceive of, purchased by us since
the completion of the n. Z. railroad, at rs
!, per cent less than any former purchase ever
made. For solid bargains, at spot cash,
don't fail to call at NJ. J. Greenburg & Co. s
. mamouth establishment.
Il II. A. CLARK's PARTy.-A letter was re-
ceived here from a member of Engineer
Clark's party, dated Fl. Laramie, Oct 18th.
They ar. surveying line from Cheyenne to
Ft Laramie and perhaps will continue on te
Fit. Fetterman and the National Park. CLARK
d had gone to Omaha temporarily and left
Wingland in charge. We quote the follow
ing: "The u 2. will build down Snak,
8 river to Lewiston. We are to 60 back there
T. in February"
>. Ii you are seeking to trade in a first class
90 reliable house, that constantly keeps Oh
hand large and we'll assorted stock of gen
eral merchandise, at prices which are actua
a bargains, AMI all goods marked in plain fig
ures at strictly one price or no sale, vo
will do Justice to yourself and family b.
x trading at NJ. j. Greenburg Il Co. nam
le mouth store.
The Ladies Aid Society will give
IL Thanksgiving dinner in the room on tn
;e second floor Of Mrs. Billings residence Al
mittance fee, 81 per couple children 25cts
IS each. The ladies also offer their man
III thanks 20 Mrs. Lazwell for her services a
organst. Also to the public for their libel
J, al contributions in aiding to defray the in
a debtcdness of the church.
-. ANNA f. MONKEY, Sec.
~ SHORT LINE.-Flour will be deivere
IN from the Clearwater Mills, to any part {
the city, in lots from sack to barrels, IL
ii, o5cts. No -four at the mill 81, per BIB
~ ~ Or ST a sack. of 50 lbs. Any -four that do,
~ not give satisfaction. may be returne,
oe Leave your orders with city express.
34w W. MULKEY.
u" SlcafWa.er Mills ocV ~, 1908. IrOp
r Maj. Warner, S. C. Hale and party ma,
prospecting tour up Snake river as far
Up. about four miles above the mouth of Salm.
x river. They brought several samples
? quartz rock, which they have sent abroad
have assayed. In their trip they found t
". skull and arm bones of Mr.. Love who W
it drowned from Clark's surveying party.
cal short distance back from where the surve
ort,, fnnnl ha ~ !
49,, body. These they placed in large can a
ith buried where the other parts of the Boz
asst had been buried.
Passenger Rates to st. Pa,
,r+ and Chicago from Levv;stO
~ IsiahO.--From Lewiston to st. Paul, fl
ar, class, SOB TO- second class, $7S 10, th
class, S53. 10; from Lewiston to Chicago, ii
class, III 10, second class $S7. 10, third ella
ry' SSH Tickets to be furnished at the st,
rus of J. P. Vollmer L. Co. Main street, Lew
P,o' ton. j. 2. VoLLMER,
u.s. lat Agent.
has SPECIAL NOTICE. FOR fine goods in t
It 3 dry good line, such as Silks satins velve
lch pushes, laces, embroideries. elegant cloa
. dolmans, circulars, Laugtree coats, SIX ir
underwear, ladies cloths. Aannels, hoise
do. gloves, dress trimming, table linen, towe
aua napkins, tides, table, stand and piano C,
W., WV ers, and many other articles. too uumer,
"a to mention, at actual bargains, compe.
nv with former prices, at N. j. Greenbl
j. Co.'S
, !, THE LIBEL SrIT,-Judging from the t.
: in OF the boomerang, we would not rfer Il
rms its editor was troubled with serious app
avn tensions of the effect of the threatened
ow. dictment for criminal libel, that is being
tempted against him. II he has lost
sleep or been disturbed with bad drea
ned about the matter. he certainly has the
the culiar tact TO avoid disclosing the fact
'ods the columns of his paper. There may
in much wind and attempt at bluffing alb
D. this promised Indictment. circuit has b.
too long in the service and faced the canno
.hn mouth too often, in defense of the right,
, ~ tremble before his present enemy.
fin Mr.. Pierce the artist whotskes the views
tied sketches for the history Of North Idaho. t
is to be published by the Ellotts in
,ros Francisco, is now in the city and max
l.. al II Il A. I