Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-02

The carp that J. p. Stevens deposited in |
his pond near this city ABOUT year aoo are
growing rapidly and in few months he will
be able to supply this city with fresh fish
every morning.
Choice japan, Queens Chop English
Breakfast and Green Powder Teas always
to be found at NJ. J, Greenburp's Noodle
"rocery ana PROVISION stoer. 36-tf
On Monday news reached here that Geo
Little, noted rough, on Saturday night, at
faiouse City, was struck on the heal with
an iron poker, by boy named Wise, in.
fiicting dangerous wound.
Go to A. Quackenbush for the celebrated
osborne Binders, Reapers and Mowers. J.
l. Case Threshers and Headers. Stuaderb.-
ker Wagon and Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes
4l.tf
F. NJ. Hanna, of Unontown, w. r. gave
MS a call this week. MIR. II. is candidate
on the Republican ticket for commissioner.
for dist. No. |, Whitman county, w. T.
and those who wish an able officer, will do
| well to vote for him.
BARGAlNS.-The following were bought
| at less than manufacturer prices, for cash,
and offered at corresponding low prices:
Gents, ladies and ch,ldren's Boots and Shoes
in kid, pebble, cloth, calf, ETC., etc.
a. DAMAS.
We have received an address from A. F.
Parker on the duty of the hour, which he
requests us to publish this week, but we can
not owing to the quantity of matter which
has precedence in point of time. 1t is good
address and will appear next week.
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invented, for sale by Moxley Morey, spe.
cial agents. Orders and enquiries concern
ing them, promptly answered by mail.
where all others have failed, and they never
wear ort. Adm.
The public may expect treat in an en-.
tertainment to be given by Miss Carobelle
rarr, elocutiolist, on Friday evening, Oct.
10 Music will be furnished by the Rice,
Knox Octette Club, recently organized by
local talent, and composed entirely Of ladies.
Thatcher j Morrison have Just made ar
rangements to handle the leading makes Of
Pianoes and Organs, including Weber, J. P.
Hale, and Wheelock Pianoes, New Eng.
land, Bridgeport, Mason, and Hamlin Or.
yans. Prices to suit the times. 5O-ln
| W q lSotu tiot u IMAM w llSUIl, q sd
loon keeper and another person, upon thu
, information Of woman, were arrested il
Dayton zoo setting fire which caused tn,
late eonaaeration in that city, but the proc
was not sufficient 10 hold them and the,
were discharged.
The sawmill at tho boom Of Bymaster 1
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on tn
Clearwater, is now in operation and tn
proprieiors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices of lumber.
4Otf L. A. PORTER & co.
Hon. John Haley, Democratic nomine
for delegate in congress, arrived on Thursda
He addressed the people on Saturday night
. and left for Camas Prairie on Sunday eve.
accompanied by f. Baird. They returne
yesterday and Mr., Haley proceeded t
n Moscow to-day.
A. McGregor has on hand fine line o.
harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, cannot b
n exceled, such as the Walter A. Wood
mowers, reapers and Irvine binders; also tn
Hodges headers, latest improvement, an
i the La Belle wagon, all of which am pr,
pared to sell to farmers on the very be.
), terms. A. MCGREGOR. 4C-tf
}. From Felix Warren, proprietor of tn
r. stage line from here to Pennington, "
. learn that on Sunday night in a saloon l
Pennington butcher, named Walker she
: and killed Hoag barber, and then flee
: having shot Hoag five times. Hoag wa
formerly resident barber in this city.
u Messrs Grostein and Bnnard have kindl
offered to the W. &. T. Union the tree us
A. of their hall for temperance meetings Tn
y thanks of the society are hereby hearth
rendered to these gentlemen. There will
Union meetings in that place, the first Sal
It bath evening of each month. All are il
vited.
y Hank Trimble informs us that he has pu
II in 1880 acres of wheat on fallow ground &c
the Walla 'Walla company, on their Ian
!. south of Tammany, and will soon have i
: 40 acres of his own this year. All to
harvested next year. No other rancher j
d North Idaho has done better and he is en-
n titled to great credit.
REGISTER Your NAMEs-The time close
t for the registration Of the names of voter
}. on the 2lst of this month. All citizen
should see to the registration of their name
If they intend to vote at the coming electio
!, and we urge every man who is entitled I
IS vote, that he vote for Singiser if he desire
the North to be annexed to W ashington.
The following is the Republican ticke
= for Idaho county: Councilman, JAS Odl,
Assemblymen, w. c. Pearson, w. j. Kell,
:, Sheriff, Geo. ID. Smith; Auditor and recort
z er, j. B. Chamberlain; Assessor, d. +
Telcher; Treasurer, j. M. Dorman; Pr,
bate Judge, Fred, Cook; Attorney, ---
" Commissioners. G NJ Day, J L Bradley,
" Hartburg; Surveyor, Robt. Larimer; Cor,
ncr, j. w. kirkwood. L,
% On Friday night last, the people pursuar
y to call, assembled at the court house I
," discuss annexation. The house was Grove
ed to overlooking. Mr.. Moody was calle
re to the chair and Mr.. Elder chosen secretar,
IL Speeches we're made by N. 7. eaton,
Walla Walla. Mr.. Moody of Pierce Cit,
Messrs. Shaw, Howe. Buck Eakin, Eide
~ Rand and Others of Lewiston. All col
a graduating the people of North Idaho,
W their prospect of early admission wit
Washington as state. The meeting the
m adjourned in happy triumphant mood
" Notwithstanding of the old stan
known as McGrane's Bakery and Che
se House; will be ready for business on Satu
ar day evening Sept. 18th. l aim to furnis
r. every aud anything that can be had at al
firit-class Bakery and the Chop House wi
| ha cnnlurtp1 in Sn,h n,annar anI 20