Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-06-26

Fresh choice Candies at Greenburg's.
Emig rants arrive by every steamer.
Clear Havana Cigars ut NJ. J. Greenburg's
Mr.. Burke, Of this city is slowly improv.
ing.
M. H. Abbott returned on the steamer on
Monday.
If You want good stoves and ranges go to
Eunnell Bros. 5.tf
Charley Boice returned from the new
mines on Monday.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco. 1t is the
best. 3Stf
Imported and domestic Fruits and Nuts
at NJ. j. Greenburg's.
Steamer Faxon arrived ON Monday with
passengers and freight.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at Green.
burg's.
The street sprinkler has not run for two
weeks owing to 80 much rain.
Shissler and Ma,hisons shingles for sale,
enquire Of J. Alexander. 37-2w
Coles circus at Dayton to-day The largest
on this coast at the present time.
Bunnell Bros. keep the fullest aud best
stock Of hardware in Lewiston. 5-tf
Mr.. Dooli,te's soda and sarsaparillia water
takes well during this hot weather.
Fresh cake and crackers by each steamer
at popular prices at NJ. J. Greenburgs.
Receiver Shaw made flying trip in the
northern part of the county last week.
The stock OF tin, and iron ware found at
3unnell Bros can't be beat anywhere. 8
H. Payne and wife left on the steamer on
Tuesday for short stay in Walla Walla.
The most extensive assortment of Groce.
riss and provisions in the city at Greenburg's
A large number of persons visited Lake
Waha last week and had very pleasant
time.
Bunnell Brss. purpose to lead the market
in the quality and low prices Of their goods.
5.tf
The stone wall back of the Palace Saloon. |
caved down during the heavy rain on Mon
day evening.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
best, 81
During the heavy storm on Sunday last
the junction creek raised about four feet in |
very short time.
A complete stock of fishing TICKLE at the
drug store of Isaman 4 Co., for sale at east.
crn prices. 37tf
Bed Springs of the best kind and at reas.
enable prices, for sale by w. r Arant of
this city. Try them.
Notice, to Camping, Excursion or Picnic
parties for Luncheons and Ready Cooked
food go to Greenburg's.
Rev. A. U, Hutchins will leave on Tues
DAY next for Syracuse, New York, to be
absent for about four months.
Coal Oil at Bannell Bros for ,ess ~, onev
and better quality than any place in town.
lift
Miss Hattie Baughman and Miss Mary
Lindsay OF this city left on the Steamer on
Tuesday for Walla Walla.
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
Line OF goods always on hand at Bunnell
D1oS' 5-tf
The roads leading out of town are Quite
muddy At present but will soon be in splen.
did condition for travelling.
Mr. and Mrs. Faunce, at Lake Waha. set
A. good table before their customers as
you CO" hnd anywhere in this city.
everybody uses the Angora Goat Skin
1or all classes Of work Tbey are
Aeps Tor sale BY ]. p Vollmer l. Co.
Inc Lewiston Brass Band ia fast maxine
!. h,. IN playing and will soon he
~0's 70 compete with anything on this coast.
f. Baird returned from Cana. pr.;r;
Saturday. where he had been for his cb;iJr.,
Who mad been stopping there during his
absence below. us
M. H., c. L. and Johnny Rice were i,
town this week, from Camas Prairie and
returned with merchan disc for the business !
men Of that place. !
D.. L. +. Clark returned from his trip to Cal {
iorais, accompanied by his broth r, on the l
steamer Monday last. He says that Idaho S
70 the boss C, untry yet. {
Mr.. P. Mcdonald, who came here from :
ne C9ur d'Alene Mines gave us pleasant r
All this week. Read what he has to saw az ~
he mines in another column. y
LOST.-A Pass.B Book with the Hibern;. j
'avings and Lean Society Of San Francisco 4
!, the name OF Martha Willis. No. Al. 446, C
he Under will please return to bank. A