Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-12-13

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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.
4 masquerade. sheet and pillow case, or |
unmasked bali is to be given in the Grostein
8 Bnnard hail ON Christmas Eve. Every
body says they are going Set the adver-
tisoment under New To-day.
The Udtciman says that Blanchard, who |
escaped from Columbia county Jail about |
year ago was shot and killed, at Grants
Pass, by an officer who was trying to arrest
HIM for shooting another man.
New YEARS Dinner The ladies' of the
Universalist Society, will give dinner at
the residence of Mrs. c, A. Thatcher on
New y ears day, from twelve NJ. to eight,
F. NJ. a cordial invitation is extended.
J. J. Bonner offers for sale large lot of
raiut-. Oils, Window Glass and other arti-
cles in his line at cost and freight, i'll order
to make room for new stock, coming by
way of the Northern Pacific. No humbug
Mr.. 2. Large, Of Slate Creek. who passed
through here few days ago on his way to
San Francisco, got as far as Walla Walla
and was called back to his home on business
he will return and resume his trip in q week
"r ten days.
The trial of Frank James, for the Blue
Cut Robbery, has been set for January a.
and his bail fixed at $1,000, and the trial of
,haries f"ru' ioT com pheitY IN the same roo-
perE Is SCI 'nr same ""y' oo'" 10 TAKE Piace
at Kansas City.
Mr.. NJ. II Lietch slipped and fell one day
last week and Injured his knee cap lie
hurt it once bef0r. some time AGO from
| which he was rec, veripg fast. but the late
injury. we are sorry to saw. Will not enable
| him to he about for some time
We extend an invitation to all who NAV
be in the CITY, to cell and see the LARGEST
stock Of Holiday Goods ever disnlave1 in
Lewiston. Come. whether Won want Ia Inv
or not No trouble to show goods.
10 $. c. ISAMAN co.
-, d. a. Nrn2Ns returned rom Montana on
iuesoay: ne Us tiat ne LETT ms horses at
MiieS 'lty' tnere being no sale Tor them.
Mr.. Brown are still, nnsnl1 This shows
that Montana as a olaca to take borses is
one of the "has been"
The City Council met on Monday evening
!dSL dll't aiming blDtr UnlngS tbne tnSt
passed on ordinance prohibiting the Chinese
from rebuilding on the south side of the
block lately destroyed by fire. unless they
come before that body and have them desir.
nate the kind of building they shall build,
49,
y'ih 'e"'iS 'e'"' neu ',o'' "Trip IN 'ne
"''"'' ,'S' ',' saturday iasV ma says
tnS' cse's no.Iy III ''ae section are piowing
ne a'Sn SAYS 'pa' he mas never seen as much
done in that country. that the general talk
there is about the Coeur d'Alene gold fields.
aud veryboly seems to have great faith in
them.
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s,. r.; -: " .e 'NPet,s 10 nave II i'll
H. - III WV i'.on ms lhe capa'
;:A w 'i'';' =. Cd" ,"s 1o'o"o ieeC per DAY
tanLoI 81, ,'.;,, '1d ".''l n''ch'hery at
at ,a,,'a,,, =, $500 De 'o'o W 'Si' io'hoer mere
o''0
ErRNED To DEATH We learn from J
NJ. Silcott that an Indian woman, wine o,
an Indian named Owl, living on the Pot
latch, was burned to death one da> last
: week, She was left in the cabin to cook
breakfast while her man went out to get in
some horses and on his return he found the
,hat 81 .m" Nv .'e ''''e' ah, h"''c,nG
r''u tl,a ar''',,, e. .a vas ."ip'5 ne s'rateo
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s,n,,i,,oj ga faii Viii, l'''. 'ile mus. nave
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