Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-29
Green peas are coming into market.

AomonS ~ leAIor ~ 0VctS per uoZen.
Canas Prairie has enjoyed an abundance
Of rain lately.
Geo. Smith of Mt. Idaho, gave Lewiston
call this week.
II You want good stoves and ranges 60 to
1unnell Bros. 5-tf
Mr.. John Burke Of this city is confined to
his room with fever.
Mr.. Lomsx. left for Pierce City yesterday
.en . business trip.
Bunnell Bros. keep the fullest and best
stsck Of hardware in Lewiston. 5-tf
Herman Loewenberg arrived in town last
week, from Spokane.
Mr.. Stencil of Dayton gave our city a
business call last week.
Mrs. J. P. Stevens has our thanks for a
fine lot Strawberries.
The stock OF tin, and iron ware found At
9uanell Bros. can't be beat anywhere. s
N. ". Brearley and A. McGregor left for
trip to Moscow last evening.
Bunnell Bros. purpose to lead the market
in the quality and low prices Of their goods
5-r
Hon. I. B. Cowen Of Pierce CITY. left on
che Baker for Occur d. Alene mines on Tues
day.
The Baker brought to Lewiston on Mon
day l6 passengers and IS tons Of merchan-
disc.
Stock men save money by using Mox-
!ey's condition powders. They are the
best. 81
Mrs. J. NJ. Crooks and daughter Alice,
left on the steamer, Baker. on Tuesday, for
Iowa, ON visit.
Mrs. H. B. Hodgns and her daughter
Miss Mollie, of Genesee, gave our city a
visit this week.
Dick. Monroe's team not liking the Fifth
Street grade attempted new one back of
Grostein's house, MASKING the wagon.
Coal Oil at Bannell Bros for less m onev
and better quality than any place in town.
lift
A young lady Of the city has just given
the building fund of the NJ. E. Church a
fiae and very valuable gold chain.
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
line Of goods always on hand at Bunnell
Bros. 5.tf
The Grangeville Brass and String Band
will give minstrel entertainment on july
4th. Their last was highly appreciated.
The Angora Goat Skin Gloves have come
in great demand again and p. Vollmer &
Co. have received new supply of then
W. R. Arant is agent for bed springs of
the most convenient pattern and the best
quality Of steel, which he offers for sale
cheap.
deserter from Fort Lapwai was caught
ct the Asotin and has been sentenced to Al.
ostraz, and was taken down on the Baker
Tuesday.
BunneIl Bros. have commenced shipping
goods from the East over the Northern Pa
ci6c. and hence their prices are guaged low
In consequence. 5-tf
l. N. MAXWELL and wife left on the Baker
Tuesday. the former goes to Rathdrum and
and Eagle City, and the latter goes to Salem
Oregon.
Gen. B. F. Butler has received and &C.
cepted the nomination for President from
the anti monopoly National Convention held
on the l4th inst.
Buy your tobacco by the 26ft box, contain
ing ~ plugs a IS cents. Climax, Bullion,
Army aud Navy or any other ii st class
brand At A. DAMAS. 3l-tf
, Mrs.: D.. Ashford, daughter of Mr.. T. Mrs.
.. nltmsn, arrived here last week from
rr:ir,s City Grant county, Oregon. ON a
"islt u her relatives.
Mrs. Jacobs. mother of Mrs K-o,.;,
lett on the Baker on Tuesday for the East
to be absent about year. She oos. ,,;.
the Northern Pacific to St. Paul. w."
Mr.. Schank, of Asotiu, Informs n. th,, .,
excursion is under Roadway for the 4th Of
July. The steamer Baker has been asked
for, and application TO headquarters made.
The Cutter Whisky is drank by every.
body. not only IS beverage but for medi
cal purposes. The A No. is kept for sale
by Ross, at the Palace Saloon.
LOST.-A PAss-Book with the Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco.
in the name of Martha Willis, No. Al, 446
The finder will please return to bank. 1875
Mrs-Thomas Moxley, who lives on a new
" improved ranch opp site Lewiston has
our thanks for . dish of as large and fin.
.sr.weerries as We have ever seen in this
section.
John Crooks came down from Grange
VILE with bis mother and sister, on Monday
so.see them safe on their way to Iowa
as here.