Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-27

the building, formerly occupied BIZ J. p.
Vollmer j. Co., and will soon open one of
the finest saloons this Of Portland.
Bunnell Bros. have commenced SHINING
goods from the East over the Northern Pa.
cifc. and hence their prices are guaged low
IN consequence. 5.tf
The larges. and bes. stock of general
merchandise in Idaho can he found in the
new brick of j. P. Vollmer L Co. where they
have Just removed to. If
NJ. j. Greenburgs grocery and provision
store was the finest illuminated business
house in the city on Friday, showing that
he is not lacking in the least of enterprise.
lsaman & Co., will soon have on exhibit
ton the largest and most complete stock of
Holiday Goods evet offered for sale in Lew
iston. Prices will correspond wi h times
At Wholesale, French mixed, Fancy mix
ell, Plaln mixed and Stick Candies in large
or medium quantities prices furnished by
mail or on application at Nj. j. Greenburgs.
Go to A. Quackenbush for the celebrated
Osborne Binders, Reapers aud Mowers, J.
l. Case Threshers and Headers, Studdcrba-
ker Wagon and Hollingsworth Sulky R,.kes
4l-tf
Parker. the newly elected district attor-
ney, is now in this city with the view of
permanent settlement here with his family,
tie says the climate of Moscow is too cold
for his family.
Send in your receipts as soon - you re.
ceive them from the warehouse men for
grain. in payment on subscription for the
TELLER, and we will send you receipt for
your subscription.
There were many citizens from Moscow
and other places, who attended the celebra-
ton on Friday night. Among whom were
Messrs Mckern, Barton, Craig, Mcdonnell,
kaufman, Blake and others.
We invite the attention Ct the people of
Northern Idaho to the largest and most
complete stock Of holiday goods ever placed
Oh exhibition in the Territory Call and ex.
anime our goods. S. G. IsAMAN & Co.
REMOVAL NOTICE.-.Jno. p. Vollmer
y Co. have removed to their magnificent
new fire proof block, where there is now on
| exhibition the largest and finest stock of
| General Merchandise ever offered in Idaho
| 1t is astonishing to see the increase of bus
iress that J. ?. Vollmer j. Go. have gained
since moving into their new brink block
Their laboring force has been largely increas-
ed durlnga.the past month and they are all
constantly Kept busy waiting on customers.
| The members of the Legislature from this
county, we are informed, will start on their
long journey to Boise City on Tuesday s
steamer. Wonder if they will be deferred
from their duty to the North by the wiles
and dellahs of Boise City We predict not
There is no Taylor among them.
PHOTOGRAPHS j. ". Riggs photo.
grapher, wishes to inform the people Of this
section that he will remain here but thirty
days longer, and those wishing good work
at reasonable price had better call early
for it is positively the last chance. ltf
The saw-mill at the boom of Bymaster 4
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
Clearwater, is now in operation and the
proprietors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices Of lumber.
| 4Otf L. A. PORTER & co.
Tom Rogers was badly injured the other
day, by the giving away of the break of a
horse power while descending into the val
lev of the Hatwai. The entire machine
ran over him, breaking his leg, and severely
injuring him in the Jack.
Ne learn that writ of mandamus has
issued from the judge Of this court to
| the commissioners of X ootenai county, COM
manding them to canvass and return the
vote of Ceur d'Alene precinct, or show
cause why they should not, at Lewiston on
December 4.
Notice the receipts at Grecnburgs per
last steamer, pears, ounces, sweet oranges,
lemons, dates, Smyrna and California figs,
| California sweet potatoes, Eastern cranber-
| res, chesnuts, peanuts, almonds, walnuts,
filberts, Brazil nuts and peacans, all of which
is fresh and toothsome. TT
| BY looking at the delinquent tax list as
published in the Mirror, very correct view
of the low state of finances of the citizens of
this county may be readily ascertained. 1t
is deemed by many that the law as now ex-
listing in relation to the collection of taxes
works great oppression upon the people.
NoTIcE.-Flour mill propretors and ware.
house men named in our proposition to de-
| lnquent subscribers are requested to receive
wheat on our account and receipt for the
number of bushels so obtained and we will
adjust with them afterwards.
A. LELAND 4 Son.
Lewiston, Nov. l3, 1884.
A. McGregor has on hand fine line of
harvesting machinery, which for good work
| in the field and for durability, caunot be
| excelled, such as the Walter A. Woods
mowers, reapers and Irvine binders; also the
Hodges headers, latest improvement, and
the La Belle wagon, all of which am pre-
pared to sell to farmers on the yery best