Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-12-18
Call and see what we have to give you.
ISAMAN i co,

For fine cigar so TO Texicr's.
Texier has the best tobacco in the city.
Steamer Almota is laid up at the mouth
Of the Alpowai.
If you want good stoves and ranges go to
Punnell Bros. 5-tf
The new Catholic church is fast nearing
completion.
C p, and Fren:h corsets for sale at j. P,
Vollner 4 Cos.
No crossing at ferries. Oh no we don't
need bridge.
Stoves by the car load at Bunnell's; from
the east. If
No stage from the lower country on Mon
day, owing to the ferries being unable to
run.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco. It s::the
best. 3S-tf
Watches and Jewelry in endless variety
at Lakes Jewelry store. loft.
Bunnell Bros. keep the fullest and best
stock of hardware in Lewiston. 5.tf
Dug Holtan, of Camas Prairie, arrived in
town yesterday from California, where he
has been for some time visiting.
The Thermometer at the Signal Office in.
dcated 50 below zero during Monday night:
much the coolest of the season.
1saman j. Co. have just received large
assortment Of Holiday Goods.
This is the Rind of weather the A No. l
Cutter Whiskey shows its good qualities,
Just step into the Palace saloon and sample
it, 1t will only cost you ten cents.
Russo Cafe. Smoke the Russo Cafe Hav-
ana filled Cigar for cents at NJ. j. Green
burg's.
Grand Holiday attractions will be exhibit
ed in oriental splendor next week at NJ J.
Grsenburg's.
Bunnell Bros purpose to lead the market
in the quality and low prices of their goods
5-tf
Go to 3unnells and see his new stock of
stoves just in by the N. p r. r. If
The Moscow mail has been changed so as
to come from the north and meet the mail
from Lewiston at GcDesee instead of Moscow
as formerly.
The best variety Of fancy goods. suitable
for Christmas presents, at Vollmer 4 Cos.
at greatly reduced prices.
The handsomest chldren's dresses in this
city, can be purchased at J. 2. vollmer
| L Co.'S. at cost
IT any one owing the TELLER Office has
| cord wood, and viii bring it and deliver it
/ at the TELLER office. we will credit to them
at the market price.
We would remind our delinauent sub.
fscrners OF the law relating to newspapers
tana their patrons. which we have often pub
i'shed, showing that the patron cannot avoid
payment if he would. if the law be enforced.
Mr., Harry Thatcher arrived in town last
week from Chapmans mill on the Clearwa.
rr where he has been for several months.
ne has accepted position in the store of
isaman & Co.
sSow.-About five inches Of snow ap-
peared upon the ground in Lewiston on
monday morning, and more upon the hills |
back OF the town.
Mr.. DeHuff supervising engineer of the |
n. & N. called on us this week He says
t'niy about 1000 tons of grain have vet been
|taken away by the boats.
We have received Gov. Bunn's message to
- $3.50 ie VI luahO. 1t Is O dOcu-
fnent suggestive of many important points
'e islation. well written, and will hear the
| ppellation of a good state document we'll
worthy OF perusal and preservation for future
reference.
REMOVAL OF THE TELEGRAPH OFrrcr.
he office of the signal service and telegraph |
about to be removed from the old cold log |
building, to the second floor of Vollmer's
lew brick. over the bank, to room 24x2O |
sh'ch will be much more convenient place
or the business
letter from Omaha to a party in this
y states that 7. A. Clark, engineer, was
New York, but that ne was to- be here |
Wy in the spring with a surveying party, |
wv that the writer was to be one Of the |
Strty. Nothing said as TO the purpose for
"ch they were to come.
1isLAY.-We have requested by letter the I
.u''ors OF the four counties of North Idaho |
wv eport to us the amount Of taxable prop |
sso "a "a their respective counties for the year /
s-oS-o4, and have only received the |
Al ments of Nez Perez and Shoshone
40 and kootenai have not reported aud |
bail IAVs e, twice called upon them to do SO by
~ l.. They will confer a great favor upon
" complying with our request.