Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-17

FOR SALE.--Two billiard tables, one
new. Terms asonable. Apply to 81
Lieut.. +. I. Van Lew, End Ini'ty at Fort
Lapwa, 1T. l0-2w
The case was tried yesterday and day be.
fore. in which Judge " ing presided, where.
in Mr.. Camb stch, as road supervisor, brought
suit for damages for fencing up road. The
jury gave verditt in favor Of the defence
Choice Japan, Queens Chop, English
Breakfast and Green Powder Teas always
to be found at NJ. J. Greenbure's Modle
Grocery and Provision stoer. 36.tf
We learn that brother of Sam Lewis, of
the Clearwater Ferry. with his wife arrived
from Illinois on Fridays boat to make a visit
to Sam. They had not met for many years.
Owen Ruddy, young man about 81. was
stricken with paralysis, at his home, 6 miles
north of here. about 10 days ago, He was
man of steady habits and at last accounts
was slowly improving.
CALL--A called meeting of Nez Perce
Lodge No. 10, A. F. h a. NJ. will be held
on Monday evening, July 90, for work in
the first degree. Sojourning Brethren are
cordially invited to attend. By orde,
Of W. NJ.
MIR. Gibson. agent for Thoughts on DAN
lei and the Revelation, written by Prof u
smith, IS IN this city canvasing for this
book, and we can cheeriully recommend it,
from what We have seen. as a splendid work
IL. i. Madgwick has his brick kiln near
ly completed. He has now about two hun
dred and fifty thousand nodded and will
continue to mold until next week and then
he Will commence BURNING.
"a
Geo. l.. Shoup, OF Salmon city, Idaho, who
Is commissioner for the New ORLEANS expo
sition, addressing the citizens of North Idaho
which VIII appear on our outside next week
The editor Of the PIONEER at Murrayville
shot and killed a printer by the name Of En-
right. The editor is in Jail and the pa.
per Is suspended. There is now no news
paper published in the Occur d Alene mines.
Mrs. 1. w. Stutsman, of Salem, who is
aughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. II. b Ho,;pjns
of Genesee, and her two children, have been
visiting her parents during the past two
weeks. They returned home on tuesday
The Nash vile students opened their en-
gagement last nj ght to a crowded house in
Glosteln & Bi nard's hall and gave univer.
sal satisfaction. They sing again tonight
when it is expected the house will again be
crowded.
Levi Leland, the temperance lecturer,
for Washington aud British Columbia passed
through town this week enroute to visit
Asotln City, Anatone and heon, he will re-
turn via Lewiston and may possibly lecture
in this city.
Jerry Lanier presented US with sample
of wheat that was raised on his place near
Cox's un Snake RIVER, that measured q feet
in length and l27 we'll filled heads, and asc
several that were not well tiled, all comir g
trCm one seed.
The saw-mll at the boom of Bymaster &
Mead, three miles above Lewiston ON the
Clearwater Is now in operation and the
proprielors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices IF lumber.
4Otf L. A. PORTER L co.
The Quartermaster at Lapwai, we are
told, has received telegraph order, to can
vass for the purchase of 400 tons of
hay, 200 tons Of which is to be timothy hay
and 200 tons of prairie hay, to be delivered
at TT. Lapwai or at Lewiston. What is to
be Done with this hay we know not
Mr.. E. Tuckey, who left this country
some time ago, and went to California t.
live, returned on the steamer this week,
and has gone back to the Little P"tlatch
ami will locate there. He says Idaho is tar
better than any country he has seen since
he left here. We welcome him back.
To my customers and other Farm.
ers OF North Idaho. would respectful.
ly inform you that am again at my plac.
of business, and prepared to resume the oll
rade in the implement line. Call and see
me. Respectfully Yours.
36tf. A. QUACKENBUSH.
MIR. w r. White, U. s. dist. attorney.
has come to Lewiston to make it his pernla.
nent residence. He will open law office
here and bring his family, who are
no vat Seattle visiting friends From this
point he will radiate to diff rent judicial dis
tricts to attend courts as his duties may re.
quire.
The number of money orders issued by
the Lewiston Post office during the week
ending July 8, 1854, was =, and amounted
Sl,9 9o %; number of postal not IL.
amounting to $37 81; making the total
amount for one week, $2,032 80. Besides
tins there was foreign orders, amounting
to $3.50.
FOR SALE.-I will sell my farm, situa-
ted at the head of Tammany Hollow on
Waha Prairie, consisting of 2SO acres, 100
acres growing crops, wheat and oats, includ-
ing all farm ng Implements. for $40 per acre.
For further particulars enquire OF l.. p.
Clark T. .. Lewiston, Idaho, or at this Of.
flee. 4uf
The N. Y. Herald, edtorially saws:
Gould seems to be following fast in the
footsteps of Willard and has been leaning to-
wards the same terminal grand collapse"
Another dispatch says that Gould has Just
purchased a new road, paying tour million
therefor. This was the Missouri Pacific.
1t is about time that the registers of the
votes in the different districts Of this county
were at their work, and that the register
books, which are to be furnished by the ter.
ritOry, should be here for the use of these
officers. We understand that up to the
present time. mo register books have arrived
for Shoshone county, those for this county
arrived this week.
AS soon as possible after the decision of
the U. $. l.. not to construct their road
down Snafe river this season, We HI, We given
Of the fact to the public, thar
all NAV he disappointed at once, who have
had hopes of their coming to our relief this
season. lh"ir reason assigned is, hard to
get over in these times of financial distress.
They are honest tn confess the fact.
Visitors at the Lake House for the week
ending July Ii: MIR. and Mrs Baird and two
Miss Add" Uttrr, W. b. Cooper.
Harry Thatcher, George Morrison, ". den.
ny, c. R. Allen. L. P. Wilmot, Mrs. Capt.
Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiggin aud