Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-08


WATcHES.-GeoH II. Lake Is agent for the
ssleLr.tsl Rockford watches. the best in use.
Fer the finest photograph in the territory. 60
Z, J. W. Riggs photo gallery, Lewiston. !. T.
10 900 POUNDS OF BACON. HAM AND
LARD for sale at Clindining Dubuc's meat
market. -S"'
NV. Riggs, photographer, is now taking
.ra.rs for enlarged work. Call at his gallery
and see samples.
FOR SALE.-A powerful Black Ge'ding.
.sund and kind in single or double harness; IN
~. ,ead or under saddle. A three minute
h.rse. Now in use in Lapwai Ambulance
Owner ordered east Apply to Bard Bros
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PIT Lomax returned from Pierce City
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Levy, son and daughter, of Cen
esee are in the city.
Ell. Bonhore has moved his Golden Rule
Bazaar in the postottce building
If You want good stoves and ranges 60 to
Bunnell Bros. 'u
James Crooks, ESQ, left for Montana
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Hawley, the stock man l-aves for
Chicago this week.
Bunnell Bros keep the fullest and best
stock of hardware in Lewiston. OH
Up. Brown returned on Monday from
the lower country.
MI. Greenburg's children have been sick
with fever for several weeks
The best VINEGAR in the city for sale
ct E. Texiers. wv
An infant son of Rev. Mr.. McConkey and
wife was buried last week.
Purser Naggs has left the Baker and Capt.
Sampson now fills his place
Jim Keen, the stock operator, is reported
to have collapsed, financially.
Work on the Boise City branch of the o.
s. L, il to commence this month.
D. s. Dent and Robt Barber returned
from the east on Fridays steamer.
The Baker arrived on Monday with 80
passengers and 80 tons of merchandise.
The stock OF tin, and iron ware found at
3unnell Bros. can't be beat anywhere
The people VS.. w. T. Cox, for obstruct-
Ing a road was decided in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
Reports from Occur d'Alene represent the
mines as improving and yielding consider
able gold.
Bunnell Bros. purpose to lead the market
in the quality and low prices Of their goods.
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Mr.. 4 Mrs. Coburn, buried their young
est child on Friday last, having died with
scarlet fever.
Nez Perce's correspondence, from Eagle
City, April Both, too late for this issue. Will
appear next week.
J The city council at their last regular meet
ing voted to get hook and ladder truck for
the fire company.
Stock men save money by using Mox
ley'a condition powders. They are the
best, 81
The Universalist church building was APP
propriately trimmed with flowers on the &C.
casion of its dedication.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Edwards buried their
little daughter, Ethel, on Monday-havlng
died with scarlet fever.
Coal Oil at Bannell Bros. for less money
and better quality than any place in town.
lift
VIM. Corum and brother were in town
this week, from Camas Prairie, purchasing
machinery ana wagon.
James Hymn of Waha, has our thanks for
. we'll cured tender ham. which he laid up
on our table this week
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
line Of goods always on hand at Bunnell
Bros. 5-tf
The laying of corner stone of the Metho-
dist church building will take place to-mor-
row with appropriate ceremonies.
Mr.. Scott OF the firm of Scott Vollmer
of Mt Idaho, and Mr.. Wagner, of Grange
vile, paid our city visit this week.
c. A. Thatcher L Son are selling a good
quality of cashmere in black and color at
S73 cents, worth 60 cents. IL
The unjus. discriminating passenger and
freight rates of the N P r. r are matter
Of bitter complaint all along the line.
The amount of freight paid the O. r. 4
N. Company, by J. P. Vollmer 4 Co.. per
one steamer, last week, was 81, Cos 95.
The reported strike am ny emnlovees Of
the U. P. r. X. has ceased and ali thin -
60 on smoothly between the managers and
the employees.
Miss Kitte Thatcher, and Miss Mapo;e
McGregor are both north teaching school,
the former at Genesee and the latter at
Uniontown, W. I.
The Cutter Whisky has taken the lead
oil over this country and is acknowledged
by all to be the boss. 1t Is kept for sale at
the Palace Saloon.
d. s. Dutro, of Chicago, brother OF n.
Dutro of this city, and Mr.. Cyle. of st.
Louis, also a relative, arrived on the steam
er this week.
Bunnell Bros. have commenced shipping
goods from the East over the Northern Pa
cihc' and hence their prices are guaged low
IN consequence. 5-tf
binger Hermann, of Douglas county, Ore
gon, has been nominated by the republicans
as tne'r standard bearer, for represent at We
u congress, to be voted for in June next.