Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-11-22

j. Hoover has gone to Spokane Falls to
practice law.
Bunnel Bros. keep the fullest and best
stock of hardwar in Lewiston. 5tf
Monthly examination of scholars in the
public schools on Friday
If you want good stoves and ranges go to
Bunnell Bros. 5.tf
Eagle city is to have telegraph to con
meet her with the outside world.
Bunnel Bros. purpose to lead the market
In the quality and low prices OF their goods.
of
The French and Chinese are very liable to
have war, and the Chinese want no other
uation to interfere.
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
line of goods always on hand at Bunnell
Brss. 5-tf
Mr.. Smith and others are giving course
Of lectures in the court house. very even
ing this week.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
ley's condition powders. They are the
best, 81
Tn. covering of the Lewiston ditch gave
way in several places. this week, caused by
piling too much wood on it,
The stock of tin, iron and Majolica ware
found at Bunnell Bros. can't be beat any
where. 5-tf
=" Remember the dinner to be given by the
Ladies Aid Society at the residence of Mrs,
Billings. on Thanksgiving afternoon.
City taxes become delinquent the first
Monday in December unless sooner paid
Sat S. G. ISAMAN City Treas.
Robinson 4 Means have opened Chop
House in the old McGrGne building which
has been lastly reftted for the purpose.
Remember when you buy school books
that lsaman & Co. will sell them at San
Francisco prices. 2-tf
Wheat IN Portland on Nov. II was 81 ~
on the wharf at Abina for valley; and
$l,66{ for Walla Walla, per GENITAL.
Ask the Lewiston Real Estate Company
about that place they have for sale on horn
Greek. 100 ceres J2tt
We are advised that the people of Cotton
are making preparations to give a dinner on
Thanksgiving day for the benefit of par
sonage.
voAtVSs.-lh gin VI ulttiie ant'l "billGu
to do general house work. Good Pay. APP
ply to NJ. J. Greenburg & Co. 4Stf
The steamer Gates made her usual trip
on Tuesday, bringing up light and few pas
sengers, and taking away on Wednesday a
small quantity OF grain from here.
Bunnell Bros. have commenced shipping
goods from the East over the Northern Pa
ciic. and hence their prices are guagal low
IN consequence. 5-tf
We expected to have been able to revise
and correct the Moscow corresponl encc for
this weeks issue, but ontside business made
it impossible.
400 acres of land within two miles of Lew.
iston to be sold cheap, for cash or trade it
for sheep or cattle. See the Lewiston Real
Estate Company about it. 52tf.
Morning subject at Universalist church.
next Sunday. Nov. 18th, '.rhe Ministry of
Angels" Matt. /, IL. Evening, "Solne Les.
sons from Methuselah, Gen. ), 81.
Mr.. Wagner of Grangeville sent us a no.
that place, the weight of which was pounds
at the time of digging.
Isaman & Co., have just received the lar
gest Shipment OF books ever brought to the
northwest, from the cheapest books for
children to the finest and most costly vol.
nmes. If
Jane. A. Henderson, who for MANY wears
served Wells, Fargo & Co, as agent. in
f0rtiatd, was adjnaeed insane on the 10th
10 sf'fs 10 tins lsy ain on the 18th.
Several contested land cases were hear,
before the local office at this place last week
One of them. Dorr VS.. " ard, occuuied abon.
days. The result has not been announced
A grand time is to be had at Uniontowu.
w. T. on Thursday evening the 29th, by
giving ball, the proceeds of which Is t. be
for the benefit of the L. L. &. r. Il. Society
OF that place. See the adj. in this issue.
Who is this Smith of Whitman county.
who tired to throw a bonibsheli against the
admission of Washington as state? lie
must have lent himself as tool OF some
other person in introducing the memorial
for the division of Washington territory.
To FRUIT MEN.-E. Texier has reftted
his stand near WildeLthalcr's and is now
ready to pay ash 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 I. Il. 42tf