Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-07-26

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VIM. Hill, OF Grangevlle, was down this
week.
Mr.. Kuhn of Pierce City has been down
on a visit for the past week.
News from Il. Baird last evening states
that his folks are on the improve.
The steamer Gates of Thursday reached
here with 10 tons of freight and | | passen
gers.
The steward of the Gates furnished us the
Oregonian in advance OF the mail and ex-
press.
Telegraphic communication was revived
between Lewiston and the Eastern States
ON Tuesday afternoon.
NJ J. Greenbura and family returned from
Colfax on the steamer Monday, having all
recovered from their sickness.
Tobaccos arrived, see our price list for
prices. We have added many new goods
and reduced prices. A. DAMAS.
The diphtheria has made its appearance
ON the Assotin and one death of child three
years old has recently taken place.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best OF
lqsors and cigars. Give him call If
A. and Link Smith came up on the
steamer on Thursday last; they will go to
work clearing out the Clearwater, to finish
their contract as soon as the water gets
low enough.
CHANGE IN STEAMBOAT TINE. -Hereafter,
till further notice. the steamer John Gates
will leave Lewiston Wednesdays and Sun
days at am. VIII leave Riparia Mondays
and Fridays. Down passengers will stop at
Riparia over night.
A fire broke out Tuesday in the prairie
grass on the other side of Snake river, Just
as harvesters were were going to dinner.
They turned back and fought the fire vi,or-
ously and did succeed in keeping it from the
grain fields and stacks, and saved many hun
dred dollars.
Anderson the murderer of his brother near
Portland expiated his crime on the galows
in the Jail yard at Portland last Friday. He
protested his innocenc" up to the last But
his spiritual advisers since his death, have
expressed full belief in his guilt. notwith-
standing his protests of innocence.
The returning Indians fran Joseph's band
arrived at Lapwai on last Friday. They
consist of three bucks, eight children, three
boys and five girls and eighteen widows of
the Indians killed in battle AMI who have
disG while in the Indian Territory. The,
received a cordial greeting by their friends
aad relatives here.
To FRUIT MEN.--E. Texier has relitted
his stand near Willehthaller's aul is now
ready to pay cash for fruit OF all kinds. He
purposes to buy where he can get the hes
and chaa,oct horcf 1h,So b,, hos,
fruit to sell will do well to communicate
with him. p O. Lewiston |. 7. Ar
On Sunday eve. Geo. Smith arrived from
Mt. Idaho having made the trip in nine
hours, with message to +. Bard, our sher-
if, stating that both his wife and eldest
child had been taken down with tho dip
liberia, and demanded his presence. He
Immediately left that night His other
child had recovered from the disease
DROWNED ON SALMON Rivera letter
received by Louis Grostein says that one
week ago last Sunday man in the employ
of MIR. Small in rafting lumber on Salmon
river was knocked off a raft at the eddy and
drowned. and that his body had not been
recovered. He went by the name of Charlie
Leuster and as we understand was from
Walla Walla.
MIR Grimes, OF the Potlatch confirms the
statement of Others n regard to the GOOD
crops on the Potlatch. He saws the timothy
crop on his place is as good as he ever saw
despite the absence Of rain He also saws
tn. work on the road down tho po,latch is
slowly nrogessino bnt not 50 fast as bc
could wish The men are ENGAGED in their
harvesting.
Engineer Clark has bean ordered to make
an approximate location survey over the
ground surveyed by Moscrip from Lewiston
ran preliminary line. Clark IN running