Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04

| "tS. oN~oi'S w 'hi"oHt VA the oUtn
, Of September. SIG ISAMAN,
Treasurer School Dist. No |.
| A report reached here on Tuesday that
two Indians GIT into a fight ani one struck
the other with rock and killed him. The
particulars We are unable to get 40 we give
the rumor. The affair took place up Clear
water.
Ex-Governor B. Neil was in Boise CITY
on the Goth ult.. as we suppose, lighting the
nomination of Singi.er because he kept his
p I'd yes with the North on the annexation
question. Singi or was also there to stand
him off.
The District Court convened on Monday
The calendar was called. embracing ov. GO
cases. A grand jhrv was empannclled aud
sworn on the part Of the United States, also
on the part Of the Territory. The prospect
is that many Of these cases will he stricken
from the calendar without any trial
BARGAINS The following were bought
at less than manufacturer prices, for cash,
and offered at corresponding low prices:
Gents, ladies' and ch,llren's Boots and Shoes
in kid, pebble, CLOTH calf, etc. etc
A. DAMAS.
Mr.. Billings with his fan iy have lately
been taking tour through the Sound coun-
try inspecting the Nor bern Pacific railroad
and its advantages and more recentlyshav
examined the Baker CITY branch and the
advantages which the o. r. 4 n. Co. have
in this western country.
PUBLIC ON Saturday Sent 20.
we will sell in Moscow at public sale in lots
to suit buyers. Thirty heal Of M work
cattle. also y"kes, chains and one logging
truck Terms On sale will le three months
time for approved notes or ten per cent dis
count for cash. W. j MCCONNELL.
Persons who wish to make final proof
must bear in mind that they are'requrcd to
have their own signature on the application
hefor. presehti"s it for publication Any
one, hy calling at the TEi LER office, can
have the application made out free Of
charge, also be sure to have fall description
of the land you wish to prove on.
TIE saw-mll at the boom of Bymaster &
Mead, three miles above Lewiston n the
Clearwater is now in operation and the
proprie,ors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices Of lumber.
40tf L. A. PORTER & co.
Mr.. Jacob Eeiboilt came down from War
rens on Tuesday evening He is a brother
} of Geo. Reiholdt and engaged with him il
working their little Giant Nine. Their las,
, cleanup was from five tons of ore, which
yielded over 81. 100, or over 500 per ton
This hullion he brought down with him Tn.
: Tramp and b. Knott lodges are being
worked successfully, and yielding high
grade Of ores Warrens camp will in tn,
mar future develop itself to be as rich ;
quartz camp in gol quartz as any north o
E California.
The celebrated Jones' Truss. the-hast eve
, invented for sa by MoNley Il Morev. spe
cial az nts Orders and enquiries con era
ing them, promptly answered by mail
where all others have failed. and they nevc
wear ort. 44-3m.
Mr.. Wolf, the gentlcmanly agent fo
Petit & Co. Of New York. dealers in cloth
ing etc, is now at the Raymond House
ready to receive orders He will take you
{ measure for it and it will be sure to f
you. d" not delay if YOU want a good sui
Of clothes. because this is an opp"rtunit
y"n do not have every y. He is ais
: representing Keeps shirt manufacturing Co
The Lewiston Republican primary met OF
i saturday last. The struggle for delegate
e was principally to choose men who woul,
vote in the county convention for Singise
htVShtSS W lb'lst. WIZ oo N'ut
pol'ed. The result was 4S straight Sineise
tickets. The other tickets were split be
y, tween Brown and Manning and a combina
y ton If the two. The 81 giser men had
ma jority of IL over the highest candidate
s on the combined Brown and Mannln
ticket.
To my customers ana other Farm
ers of North Idaho l would respectful
= ~ inform you that l am again at my plac
i of business and prepared to resume the nl
u 'rade in the implement line. Call and sc
: me. Respectfully Yours
!. 36tf A. QUACKENBUSH.
SIGN WRITING. Mr.. n. G. Whiting VIII
has been in this city for the past few week
II has met with great success, and given I'm
}. questionable satisfaction as sign writer
He has finished a large number Of sign
> since being h re and the best of judges hav
: pronounced his work as being tirst-class
j. His work will stand close inspection, aud t
d those who are wanting such work done W
can cheerfully recommend him as ma
that will do his work quick aud give 70
u satisfaction.
s. A. McGregor has on hand fine line {
harvesting machinery, which for good wor
e in the field and for durability, ca not II
lie excelled. such as the Walter A. Wood
|. mowers. reapers and Irvine binders; also tn
Hodges headers, lates improvement, an
the La Belle wagon all Of which l am pr,
, pared to sell to farmers the very bes
= terms. "A. MCGREGOR. 4O-tf
Visitors at the Lake House.-A Benson
4 wife and children G. Palmer S. Den
- B. Cooper. +. Boulon. 5 Newell
H. O. N Tarr. Ella NJ arr. Car"hel Tar
Wm. Kettenhach H. Payne. and w,f'
X. Mrs. II. N. Mcclure. DR.. NJ. A. Kell,
ne G. Morey and Clara Stevens, Lewiston. ID
= .. H"duot MIR. Hannovernick. Lieu
A. L. O'Brien. J. Jacaveman If Lapws
ne d Rowe, Henry Herrel Mrs. G. Unde
H. wood and Miss Edna Goddard of Wah
IL Miss Le,tie Vincent of Tammany.
" stallion Tor Saie.-l will sell II
stallion, Donald, weighing l,45O pound
rk five years old, II hands high, bright ha
nj From impaired Thoroughbred Clydes'Iale al
II, Morgan mare He was raised in Illinois al
brought to this country by me a year az
-. Will sell him at. a bargain if sold 500
-, y" Full description and pedigree will be tu
~ nished to anyone addressing
a ". H. MOCK
3S-tf Lewiston. Idaho.
tic LIST OF LETTERS
GU Remaining in the Post Ofh-e At Lewist,
Sept. LIST:
les Joshua Adams, II Alkan, 3
on r S Armstrong WIN Blair