Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-12-04

J. M. Howe. Esq, register of tbe.Lan,
Ohce, has leave of absences and will visit
the New Orleans exposition, starting or
Saturdays boat. Accompanied BY his wife
Go to A. Quackenbush for the eeleb,,ted
Osborne Binders, Reapers aud Mowers +
l. Case Threshers and Headers, Studderb..
ker Wagon and Hollingsworth Sulkv Re-
Att
Jones q Gillespie, of lila, have sent us
three cans OF sorgum syrup, q product of
their sorgum mill We find it an excell Mt
syrup and can recommend its use in anv
family. ~ any
on Christmas Eve, the old timers of Lew
iston and vicinity viii give their annual
dance In the Grostein 4 Bnnard hall at
which all are invited. Tickets, without
supper, s2 90.
We invite the attention Of the people of
Northern Idaho to the largest and most
complete stock of holiday goods ever placed
Oh exhibition in the Territory. Call and ex.
anime our goods. S. G. lsAMAN L Co.
Ex-Governor Newell. of Washington
Territory. will speak in the Grostein i Bin.
nard Hall tomorrow evening, on the sub.
ject of Odd Fellowship. The public are in.
vlted.
Before purchasing your Holiday Gifts aud
Fancy Groceries, We would respectfully in.
vite an examination of our assortments, our
prices will be satisfactory. as we are deter
mined to close out these lines this year.
A. DAMAS.
John Clark from Florence is in town.
He says that about the usual amount Of
mining with fair success has been done IN
camp. principally by cinnamon during the
past mining season.
X. s. Burke who went to Pierce city last
week to contest for auditor and recorder
found that the official canvass by the board
gave him plurality of one, over his com.
pettors, and he gets the certificate.
From the lateness of the season and the
increase of business. I have concluded to
stop over the Winter; thanking the people
for their liberal patronage and respectfully
| ask for continuance of the same,
J. W. RIGGS, Photographer.
On Camas Prairie the mills exchange
-four for wheat giving 30 lbs. of -four for
one hushel of wheat. There are no cash
buyers for wheat on the Prairie. Mer.
chants take wheat in exchange for goods at
4Octs per bushel.
perusal of our just revised price list
will well repay buyers. Our goods are fresh
and new, many not heretofore in this mar
ket. All bought for cash, from manufac.
! lures direct or first hands, which enable us
to offer extra inducements. A. DAMAS.
A CHALK TALK will be given at the TEN.
perance meeting next Sabbath evening, De-
cember 7th. An algebraic equasion will be
placed on the board and discussed. Also a
very important resolution touching some
legislation, will be presented. Let every
person come and vote for or against it.
PHOTOGRAPHS W. Riggs, photo.
grapher, wishes to inform the people Of this
section that he will remain here but thirty
days longer, and those wishing good work
at a reasonable price had better call early
for it is positively the last chance. ltf
Mr.. T.. II. Ceilings from Pierce City, was
in town this week. The new machinery
for sinking shaft and hosting ores is al
ready in operation on Moody 4 Co.'S mine,
back of Pierce City. They propose sinking
shaft about 200 feet from the mine tapp.
ing it at d-pth of about 200 feet.
Notice the receipts at Grecnburg's per
last steamer, pears, ounces, sweet oranges,
lemons, dates, Smyrna and California figs
California sweet potatoes, Eastern cranber-
res, chesnuts, peanuts, almonds, walnuts,
tilberts, Brazil nuts and peacans, all of which
is fresh and toothsome 7.tf