Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

as DrIOC pal Ok tuc hsSu q "nuoA sCuuOl
in place Of Mr.. Gardiner, who resigned to
take position in the schools in the city of
Portland.
Miss Bean has been notified that her ap. |
plcation to continue as the principal in the
intermediate department Of the public
schools has been accepted by the board Of
Lewiston.
Walla Walla policeman have ordered l25
tramps and tough characters out Of that
city. Lewiston policeman would do we'll to
commence the same business before they
number l15.
The lawn sociable given by the ladies Of
tie Guild at the residence Of MIR. J p
Volmer on Monday evening was q success
in every particular. The receipts Of the even
ing being S25.
Coles circus, that exhibited at Colfax on
Monday last. was largely attended, and WIS
an irmence show for this country. BE.
tween $40 600 and $ll, 900 was estimated
as their cash receipts
We met with Erother Pettjohn Of the
Asotin Spri the other day {. r the nrst time
We dh not find in him the foibles Brother
Mays has spoken of We rather i'll agine him
to be good converter in leading the people
to prosperity.
NorlcE. 4 hereby wish to inform th.
farmers # this and the surrounding vicinity
that have rented the Lewiston Flouring
mill and i'll pay cash for wheat and do all
their custom grinding on reasonable terms
1926 J. A. Miller.
John Burke, who has for the past two
months been confined to his room with
severe attack of fever, is now at Lake Waha
much improved in health and hopes in a
few days to return and attend to his bust.
ness here in the city.
The saw-mil at the boom of Bymaster 4
Mead, three miles above Lewiston IN the
Clearwater is now in operation and the
proprie,ors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality aud prices Of lumber.
4otf L. A. PORTER & co.
According to the spe ches reported in the
acknowledgement, the people Of Seattle
through thei, representatives talked very
| plainly to President Harris when he visited
their town, in regard to the pract cal policy
OF the northern pacific and the reasons why
they th"nght the unearned portion of their
land grant should he forfeited
FOR SALE.-I will sell my farm, situa-
tu ~ VIC HSdu VI laIiiiuaHy TtoiWW On
Waha Prairie, consisting of $50 acres. 100
acres growing crops. wheat and oats, includ-
ing all farming Implements. terms easy
For further particulars enquire of L. p
lark Z. .. Lew .ston Idaho. or at this Of.
fee. 4Otf
The general feeling throughout this great
wheat country is that unless the railroad
companies make easier and better terms for
the transportation of the wheat product to
market. that it will necessitate change of
product with the farmers by converting
their grain to the raising of stock which will
not require railroad transportation to get it
to a market.
To my customers and other Farm
ers Of North Idaho - l would respectful.
ly inform you that am again at my place
of business, and prepared to resume the old
trade in the implement line. Call and see
me. Respectfully Yours.
36tf. A. QUACKENBUSH.
If those parties think they are safe wher
they enter houses in the night time through
windows unasked will find out their mistake
to their sorrow. Lewiston is no place FOL
: that class Of tramps aud the quicker the.
vamose the town the less liable they will be
TO find themselves suspended to limb Of 4
tree or cross beam. They are spotted, and
there will be no foolishness.
THE USE OF THE CAT PAw.-When there
is drunken broil and disturbance on the
streets some persons will feel very indignant
because some other persons will not make
complaint to the authorities and have the
matter checked. This reminds us of the
monkey who desires to use the cats paw Il
rake the chessnuts out of the fire instesd o.
risking the burning of his own paws.
n A. McGregor has on hand fine line d
harvesting machinery. which for good work
in the field and for durability, ca not be
excelled, such as the Walter A. Wood.
mowers. reapers and Irvine binders; also the
Hodges headers. lates' Improvement, and
pared to sell to farmers on the very hest
terms. A. MCGREGOR. 40-tf
The Colfax GAZETTE seems to speak in dis.
respectful terms Of Hon. 7 H. Brents. II
must I've that the editor of the G"zeie ha.
felt some personal affront or imagined that
much The presumption is strong that ma.
jority of the people Of N'ashinton, whom
, he has so ably and faithfully served during
, most OF three terms in congress do not fee
this alfront. aud will not sympathise strongly
with the Gazette.
| Stallion for Sale.-I will sell M,
stallion, Donald, weighing l,45O pounds
I five years old, II hands high, bright bay
s From imported Thoroughbred Clydes.lale ant
Morgan mare He was raised in Illinois an,
brought to this country by me q year ago
: Will sci. him at a bargain if sold soon
Full description and pedigree will be fur
nished to anyone addressing
$ ". H. MOCK.
n 3S-tf Lewiston, Idaho.
MOONLIGHT Picnic. There will be
=. moonlight picnic at Virgins Grove, thi
e evening, given by Mrs. Vining. Prof. RS.
String Band aud also the Lewiston Ban,
will be i'll attendance. The exercises of tn
n evening will consist Of danci g. swingin
1t and games and amusements of various kinds
n Ice cream aud refreshments of all kinds O
the grounds A general invitation is eS
~ tended. Should the weather he unfavorabl
=. postponement is understood until next pleas
N, ant evening.
New LAND DISTRICT Among the lis
la OF appointments made by the President W
IS notice a register and receiver fol the CEul
Dr. d'Alene Land district. This is the first "
knew of there being a new land distrit
created in that sect i'm and ito hon N 4 4. ri;