Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-10-23
A dwelling hoase and lot for sale, in
the business part of town. Enquire of
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The latest from Ohio is IL, 800 republican
majority on secretary of state and 200 on
the judgeship. West Virginia about 5000 :
democr3c majority.
We published the articles sworn to by II.
w. Howard, when both Haley and How.
ard were here in Lewiston and HALEY never
denied them to u.s.. although we had many
conversations with him after they were pub. |
lished. He then knew that Howard was !
here to prove them.
Go to A. Quackenbush for the celebrated |
Osborne Binders, Reapers and Mowers, J |
l. Case Threshers and Headers, Studderba- |
ker Wagon and Hollingsworth Sulky R,.kes |
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c. c. Bunnell requests that those indebted
to HIM come forward and make some kind
of settlement. He must have his
money and by calling early you will save
extra cost and trouble. If you cannot set
tie in full portion will be accepted, but a
settlement of some kind must be made i'm
mediately.
DR.. c. A Gay has returned from an ex-
tensive trip through the surrounding coun-
try, and will be found in Lewiston to re-
main and he will do all kinds of mechanical
dentistry at prices in accordance with the
times. l-tf
Several of the Nez Perez Indians have
taken out citizen papers, and on which they
propose to take up lands outside of the res
ervation, while their women will occupy
their present homes on the reservation, and
be in readiness to take advantage of the sew
crafty system on the reservation as soon as
it goes into operation.
The saw-mill at the boom of Bymaster &
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.
40tf L. A. PORTER & co.
MILLINERY. The finest assortment of
millinery and fancy goods, chldren's ready
| made clothing, cioaks, ect. The best as
| sortment of hats, and in fact everything that
| is kept in first class millinery store can be
| found at Mrs. NJ. A. Whites, Main street
| If you 60 and do your trading here you
will go away satisfied that you have made
bargain, and good one. 3-lm
will sell good apples for II cents per
pound, and will take in pay for the same,
wheat sacked, and allow so cents per bush
Ell. l.. DELsoL,
| oct Lewiston, Idaho.
The pretended HALEY letter makes him
to say that the reason he favors annexation
is because his party put the plank in the
platform. and not one word showing that he
in person had changed his views on the ques-
tion from what they were two years ago
when he denounced the men who supported
annexation as secessonists and traitors to
Idaho.
U. s. Land Office, Lewiston Idaho, Oct
%, lSS4.-The following plats of townships
of survey in Shoshone county, are now on file
at this Office. Filings and entries of present
settlers must be made within 80 days from
this date: Townships, 36 mr. Re; 35, 80 aud
37nr3e; 81, 355, ami SO n W; "a, So and
80 ar5w. JIM. HOWE, Register.
A treat that will be appreciated by many.
Arrangements has been perfected by our en-
terprising merchant, NJ. j. Greenburg to re-
ceive Fresh Fish from the Portland markets
by express every Thursday evening.
The only plausible reason why those Dem
ocrats who nominated and supported Singis-
er two years ago, don't support him now is
that Haley is Democrat, when there is no
more of partizan issue this fall than there
was then. The Territory has no vote in
the Presidential election any more than it
had then, and they do not pretend to say
that Singiser did not keep his faith with
them on annexation.
ANNOUNCEMENT j. Rosenstein wishes
to inform the people of Nez Perez county
and those of Gepesee in particular, that he
has again resumed business and will sell
goods as cheap, and as good quality. as any
house in Nez Perez county. eff
If Singiser was good enough for Northern
Democrats on annexation two years ago he
is better to-day, because he has worked in
the cause two years and accomplished more
in Congress and in the South than all other
Delegate from Idaho ever did, while Haley
has done nothing but oppose our interests
up to the time his Mormon convention made
him eat crow and swallow it bristles and all
| PHOTOGRAPHS j W. Riggs, photo.
grapher, wishes to inform the people of this
section that he will remain here but sixty
days longer, aud those wishing good work
at reasonable price had better call early
for it is positively the last chance. ltf
Admitting that Haley does promise that
he will favor annexation because his party
has endorsed the measure, does not show
that at heart he believe in the measure.
Good annexation democrats ought not to
send an unwilling agent to congress to work
for measure of so much Importance to their
interests, while Singiser has proved himself
true to the measure while in congress and
has renewed his pledge to us in writing for
his future action.
The banner under which the popular es-
Enlistment of M, J. Greenburg sails assures
its patrons the public and the world gener-
ally that its motto is large sales, small prof.
its, honest weights. The best goods, one
price and no Misrepresentation. Give me a
trial.
A. McGregor has on hand a fine line of
harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, cannot 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 very best
terms. A. MCGREGOR. 40-tf
!! The day Taylor dated his letter of Oct
: 18th as at Genesse, he was in reality astridt
of a ladies side.saddle on the back of buck
skin cayouse climbing the Trout Creek trai
in the wake of John Haley. Il seems il
HALEY couldn't have lady for company h,
was bound to have the next thing to it
While Taylor, i'll such situation, may wei
; be excused for installing his own whcrea
bouts. Query-1s Taylor grass-widow?
Important to consumers. Telegraphic ad
vices have reached me that decline ha,