Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-02-21

Hay and other stock feed is advancing in
price.
The mail from Dayton failed entirely on
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Binnard has been quite i'll for sew
eral days, also her infant child.
Robert Dcvlin was shot and killed al
Colfax by man by the name OF Haver4y.
II yon want good stoves aud ranges go to
Buaaell Bros. 5-tf
F.ssoss' family have been quite sick the
past week.
The Colfax msil doe on Monday night,
was unable to reach here till Tuesday night.
The Comet base ball club give an invita-
tion ball at Grostein / Bnnard's hall on
Friday night.
Three smash-ups of seghs from one
stable on Monday night No bones broken,
but some were con.i ierably frightened.
Bunnell Bros keep the fullest an best
stock OF hardware in Lewiston. 5-tf
Tbs stack Of tin. and iron ware found at
Baancil Bros. cant be beat anywhere. 8
Stock men save money by using Mox-
lsys condition powders. They are the
best, 81
W. F. tKettenbach has been confined to
his room the paat three weeks. with sick
ness.
Mr.. J. Greenfield is agair convalescent
aud in a fair way of again appearing on our
streets.
A. Quackcnhush has been quite sick but
- now, under the care Of DR.. Shat, in-
proving.
COAL OIL, lis FIRE TEST, hest ever
brought to Lewiston at
is-a NcxLEY + MoKEY's.
Coal Oil At Banuell Bros for less m oney
'sad better quality than any place in town
lift
G. A. Thatcher / Son are selling good
quality Of cashmere in black and color at
,171 cents, worth GO cents. l6
The case of variolaid reported is now do
t y!.. VOL and no ne" cases have appeared as
Mr.. Greer .ays the Clearwater is badly
sgorged with ice in several places between
here aud his ferry.
COAL OIL, lis FIRE TEST, best ever
brought to Lewiston at
ls-tf MOXLEY j. MOREY's.
bunncll Bros, purpose to lead the market
in the quality and low prices Of their goods.
5-,f
Neither the Moscow or Colfax stage WAS
able to reach Lewiston on Monday, b, rea-
son OF the drifting snow.
Trains No. 7 i s, between Wallula and
Kiparia are abandoned for the present, ow.
ing to the close of the river by ice
We notice that stock is coming into the
suburbs OF the city from the praries and
canyons around. to be fed aud cared for. the
snow becoming too deep for grazing.
The steamer Almota is reported to be safe.
ny esconcsd at the mouth Of Almota creek,
sheltered from drifting ice No one can
tell how long she will have to remain there,
An ice gorge has formed. ana is enlarginp
IN the Snake river about mile aud a half
above town. When it gives away the wharf
boat and the ferry boat will have to be spe.
'cially guarded and protected.
COAL OIL, l75 FIRE TEST, best ever
brought to Lewiston at
ls.4 MOXLEY / MOREY's.
y'"uS IN tbs tin, stove and hardware
'as OF goods always on hand at Bunnell
5-tf
D'"nel BROS. have commenced SHINING
goods from the East over the Northern Pc
seihc' and hence their prices are gnared lou,
5-tf.
A. f. Isham, of walla Wa,,a il oo;, 81
ter Bro. L. B. Johnson's opinions ,bont d.
forfeiture OF the railroad land grants.
Jack Greer of south Clearwater ferr, :,
in town and says the cold atrms place on,,.
reached lS0 below zero. At Pierce Citv rho
mercury CONCEALED.
So tar we have heard of but two or three
mead OF stock succumbing to the deep snoy
anu cold. But unless the snow disappears
soon, We will have to chronicle a large per
cent OF the stock as having persisted in this
saction.
ION fan to secure dress pattern of that
elegant 30 inch cashmere in black and
coioFs only 30 cents per yard, worth q,
cents at Thatcher L Sons. H
Philip Ritz has taken charge of his exten.
ave nursery again at Walla Walla. and we
earn has most desirable stock of trees for
sale TINS Spong, particularly cherry, pear,
'.pr,eot and peach Our citizens in ordering
~ :. nm can rely upon getting the ,ery best
y.nins. l9-3w