Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-09-20


For the finest photograph in the territory, go
to J. W. Riggs photo gallery, Lewiston 1. T.
For the world renowned mixed drinks of all
kinds go to the Billiard PaIlor. of Taylor 4
Payne they are the "boss.'
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Thanks to Mr.. Murray, of Lapwai, for a
choice piece of veal.
Miss Minnie Sprenger returned from her
visit to Oregon this week.
ton short call this week.
We have at last received the Walla Walla
Journal in exchange for which thanks.
Mr.. J. Grimes, of American Ridge, par
chased two very fine bird dogs this week
The funeral of Tiny Tremble took place
on Saturday last and was well attended.
The steamer Gates brought up l3 passen
gers and 90 tons of freight on Tuesday morn
ing.
The Dayton stage was compelled to ford
Clearwater on Tuesday, owing to heavy
wind.
Remember the meeting at the court house
Saturday at , o'clock. See notice else
where.
The Palace Saloon kept by F. Ross is
where you can get good drink of beer or a
good cigar.
Mrs. d. B, Baldwin, and her daughte
Lille, and Miss Ada Ward OF Camas Pra-
irie, are in the city visiting.
The chop house in the old Globe Hotel,
kept by Vincent X Stife Is doing good
business at 25 cents per meal.
Our price list prices are mostly retail, in
jobbing quantity we give much lower rates.
DAMAS.
A social dance will be given in the Gros
tein h Binnard Hail. tomorrow evening
FRIDAY, Sept. ~. Tickets, $50.
citizen of this place was ''rolled" the
morning of Tuesday at about half past five
and robbed of between 5000 and $500.
Willard, when he drove the last spike
had on pair of the Angora Goat Skin
Gloves, for sale by j. 7, Vollmer & Co.
Prof. Ross has opened the Palace Saloon
in this city, where you can get the best Of
liquors and cigars. Give him call. If
/. C. Hattabaugh and w. B. Cooper
made flying trip to Colfax and other
towns north last week. They report times
lively in that section.
Wanted A girl or middle aged woman
to do general house work. Good Pay. APP
ply to NJ. j. Greenburg g. Co. 4S.tf
Mr.. Holbiook has constructed neat and
commodious dwelling house north of the
court house and in the same block, which he
intends to occupy himself
The q. s. L. surveyors all arrived here
last Saturday. and the most Of them have
been using the Angora Goat Skin Gloves,
for sale by J. p. Vollmer & Co.
If anything is the matter with your teeth
don't fail to call on DR.. c. A. Gay, dentist,
who will repair them in good style Prices
reasonable. Work guaranteed. Give him
= CALL
J. W. Poe and VIM. Undertake have
gone to Craig's mountain on hunting tour.
You may expect to see some deer meet in
the market soon. They will be gene sever.
al days,
Part of the family of Mr. Grostcin, and
that of Mr.. Binnard, left on Sunday for Col
fax, to attend the wedding OF one of Their
relatives, that took place on Tuesday even
ing of this week.
Now is the time to get your winter boots
and shoes, as Geo. Glass is offering bargains
to clear out his stock, to save him from NOV.
ing them, as he wants to build this fall
50-3t
SOMETHING IS UP.-The town during the
three or four evenings past has not been owe,
run with a set of hoodlum, noisy boys, as
formerly. They had better take hint be-
tore something worse comes.
H. kettenbach, r. Holt, and Tom Bea
have returned from their trip to Montana
They were successful i'll making sale of the
band of horses they drove there at fan
prices They don't speak very well of tina,
country as an agricultural country.
Why did no. Willard make provisions foi
either his general guests, or those who are
members of the Eastern Press, to switch of
at the Palouse Junction aud go up as far as
that road is built, and see the margin of the
great Palouse wheat growing country? Echo
answers, why:
Mr.. John kannally, of Moscow, proprie
tor OF one of the livery stables of that city
gave us call this week, and says that Mos
COW Is having quite a boom. Farmers are
nearly through harvesting, and that every
body appears happy and conteuted with
their location.
A BIG CHAsCE-rhe Lewiston Real Es
tate Co, have for sale 100 acres of deedef
land with two timber claims adjoining sal,
farm, making it the most desirable place fo,
any person wishing large farm. ss'Cal
ON Judge Buck or j. H. Evans for furthe,
particulars. Att
Mr.. H. N. Elliott, who has been for tn,
past week in the northern part of the count,
xooking over that section, writes us that hs
is very favorably impressed with the agr
cultural Resources and fertility of that por
ton, and thinks that Nez Perez county, soor
will be, if not already, the leading agrcul
tural county of Idaho. Mr.. f. is busy col
lecting information and statistics for the
Forthcoming history. One of their artlstl
viii! be here in few days and take sketohe
of the country. We hope our citizens vii
see that it will be for their interest to hav,
Lewiston's business interests represented il
this work.