Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-08-14

by steamer on Tuesday.
Mrs. E. Jerome. WIN nas been dangerous
ly i'll for the past three weeks. We are pleased
to note is gradually improving under the
care of Dr. j. B Morris.
NIB. Holbrook's new grist-mill passed
| through town on Friday, en- route for tn,
Potlatch, where it will lie put up and in
running order as soon as possible.
Judge Norman Buck returned from hi:
trip st on Friday. On his way tack he
held c. urt in Eagle Shoshone county. n,
left for Mount Idaho on Monday, to hold
court there.
The company of infantry that were lief,
at Fort Lapwai, passed through town On
Friday night for Boise barracks. A few
cavalry men have taken their place at
Lapwai.
Go to A. Quackenbush for the celebrated
Osborne Binders. Reapers and Mowers, )
l. Case Threshers and Headers. Studderba.
ker Wagon and Hollingsworth Sulky Rikes
Att
| We are pleased to make mention of the
| fact that Felix Warren who was hurt by the
| upsetting Of his stage last week, is able to
be out again He gets around with crutches,
| but will soon be able to take the lines
again.
The Ncz Perez County Republican Cen
trail Committee will meet at Lewiston, Aug.
18Th, at o'clock p. m, for the purpose of
| transacting such business as may properly
come before 1t. Ii. SQu1sR, Chairman.
Choice Japan. Queens Chop. English
Breakfast and Green Powder Teas always
to be found at NJ J. Greenburg's Modle
Grocery and Provision stoer. 36.tf
The saw-mill at the boom of Bymaster h
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
Clearwater is now in operation and the
proprelors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices If lumber.
4otf L. A. PORTER 4 co.
The heat has stirred up much bad blood
this week at different points about town.
Black eyes, bruises and pistol shot wounds
seen to he the order Of the dav Some of
the shot were so well directed that they hit
picket fence in three places.
man giving his name as Baldwin. was
arrested her" last Saturday, supp sed to he
insane. He W set al liberty on Monday.
lie got into t wn by swimming Clearwater.
and said he came from Colfax, where he had
been arrested on the same grounds. hut was
also re!ea'ed there. He evidently has a
vacant room in the upper story"
We received letter from Sin piser, of date
August 81. written at Boise CITY, in which
he informs us that he is candidate for re.
nomination. He thin the south mart of
the territory will he all right for him, and
that with the support of the north. his re.
election will he assured He will visit the
north soon, coming via Ceur d ,lene.
TO nv customers and other Farm.
ers of North Idaho = would respectful.
~ inform Won that am again at my place
of business, and prepared to resume the old
rade in the implenan' line. Call and see
me. Respectfully Yours
s6tf. A. 0UACKENBUsH.
w. j. Akin, brought in the first load Of
wheat of this wears crop. from his ranch in
Tammanv Hollox last week. which meas
ured "A bushels and weighed AZ bushels,
showing that the wheat is plump and
well filed There is plenty more of the
same quality of grain to he delivered from
chat country. He delivered his first load at
Mulkey's mill.
The celebrated Jones Truss, The hest ever
invented. for sale by Mox'ev h Morev. spe.
cial ag"nts Orders and enquiries conc ern-
ing Them promptly answered nv mail.
They are warranted to give satisfaction
where all others have failed, and they never
wear ovt. 44-3m.
A. Mctiregor has on hand fine line Of
harvesting machinery. which for good work
IN the field and for durability, Cannot I've
II,I IL.
mowers. reapors and Irvine binders; also the
Hodges headers. --latest improvement. and
the La Belle wagon. all + which am pre-.
pared to sell to farmers on the very best
terms. A. MCGREGOR. 4c-'f
Coal Oil at Bannell Bros for less money |
and better quality than any place in town.
II If
Woodmansees Specially company gave
two entertain ents in the Grostein Bin
nard hal, this week. The weather was
very warm AMI many of our citizens were
,f IN the mount aims. and their advent was
poorly billed in time to attract attention
md consequently the audience was small
he first evening; hut the performance was
90 a ID was received with much applause.
Their dancing aud athletic exercises were
+ the first ORDER.
stallion for Saye.-I will sell nv
'.alion, Donald weighing l45O rou Ids.
i've years old II hands high, bright hav.
From imported Thoroughbred Clvdesdale and
Morgan mare He was raised in Illinois and
,ronght to this country by me wear ago
VIII sell him at bargain if sold soor,
F"' Dissertation and pedigree will be fur.
lished to anyone addressing
". Fl MOCK