Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-27
For . fine cigar 60 to Texier's.

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Stoves by the car load at Bunnell's; from
the east. IT,
J.P. vollmer j. Co. have moved into their
new brick. 7-tf
Fresh fish by to-morrow's steamer..at NJ.
J. Greenburg's.
X. NJ. Smith, Of Pataha City, was in the
city this week.
If you want good stoves and ranges go to
Bunnell Bros. 5-tf
Dan. Wardwell has been quite sick for
chs past week.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco. 1t is the
best. 3S.tf
The futile horse won the race that took
place on Saturday last.
Bunnell Bros. keep the fullest and best
stock Of hardware in Lewiston. 5-tf
The Almota on Friday morning took
away upwards Of 100 tons of wheat.
Go to 3unnell's and see his new stock of
stoves just in by the N. P. r. r. If
Baptiste Escude returned on Friday even
ing from visit Of six months in France.
The stock OF tin, and iron ware found at
'unnell Bros. can't be beat anywhere. S
Seven good building lots FOR SALE, en-
quire Of I. c. MOXLEY, Lewiston. 40
Mr.. and Mrs A. Kuhn, of Colfax, have
been visiting relatives and friends in this
city during the last week.
If you want good, we'll finished dental
work go to DR.. G. A. Gay, he is the boss.
Bunnell Bros. purpose to lead the market
10 the quality and low prices Of their goods.
5.tf
The new Catholic church is now in pro.
cess Of erection ON the Catholic lot near the
Sisters school on Fifth street.
Russo Cafe. Smoke the Russo Cafe Hav.
ana filled Cigar for cents at M. J. Green
burg's.
Do not forget that J. P. vollmer i Co are
no longer in their old stand but have moved
into their new brick. 1T
New stock of nuts, bananas, figs, dates,
lemons and oranges by to.morruw's boat at
4. TExIER's.
rICE.-The city tax for the city of
Lewiston becomes delinquent on the LIST of
December, which is next Monday.
Clindining 4 Dubuc have their meat mar
ket filled with the finest lot Of pork and
beef, that has yet been in this country.
Coal Oil at Bunuell Bros for less oney
and better quality than any place in town.
lift
Several parties in this city, amateurs are
now rehearsing Queen Esther, with view
of presenting it upon the stage in this city.
Country orders carefully and promptly
filed a. cheaply as If selected in person at
M. J. Greenburg's. 7-tf
]. P. Vollmer 4 Co. have just moved into
their new brick is as fine an edi6ce as you
will find this side Of San Francisco. 7.tf
Stock men save money by using Mox.
lsy's condition powders. They are the
best. 81
Mr.. McCully, an experienced flour.mill
man, is in this city taking view Of the sit.
uation aud prospects for the manufacture of
-four.
Isaman 4 Go. received . large shipment
from Chicago consisting, principally of Hol-
iday Goods, something new and novel.
Register J NJ. Howe and wife will leave
in short time to attend the New Orleans
Cotton Exposition to be absent several
months.
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
line Of goods always on hand at Bunnell
Bros. 5-tf
Mr.. H. Chapman, of the Walla Walla
Wdtchman, and Mr.. NJ. Baumister, of " al
Ia Walla, made our city short visit this
,yeek.
kJ,u1JrESss at Wholesale, leading brands,
delicious flavor at d, 80. 40. so, 60, 70 and
80 dollars per thousand at NJ. J. Greenburg's
The Palace saloon has had a very big run
on the A No. Cutter whiskey since the
cold weather has set in. It cures all kinds
Of coughs.
New stock of stoves just received form
Perry 4 Co., Albany. N. Y, and cheaper
than ever, at Bunnells. If
A severe wind storm visited Lewiston
and continued about an hour on Wednes-
day morning We have not yet learned OF
any special damage done.
Seventy.two dollars first cost Of lot of
assorted Fruit Trees lin good condition for
plantlng) can be bought for $40 at Damas'.
NOrICE.-All parties knowing them
selves to be indebted to us on book account
will please come forward and settle same
without delay. We are closing our old
books and are determined to close all &C.
counts before opening our new books.
JNO. P VOLLMER 4 co.