Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-25

ipon their new Hoe press which prints H.
w copies per hour. 1t can now lay claim ,
% the best paper published Oh the Pacific
'oast.
BARGAINS.-The following were bought
1t less than manufacturer prices, for cash,
md offered at corresponding low prices
tents, ladies and children's Boots and Shoes
Il Kid, pebble, cloth, calf, etc, etc
A. DAMAS.
Morrison Bros, who have been selling the
hite Sewing Machine with great success,
have now also secured control Of the Justly
Celebrated Domestic and with these two
world bsaters expect to double their
sales. 50-lm
The celebrated Jones Truss, the best ever
Invented, for sale by Moxley X Morey, spe.
cial agents. Orders and enquiries concern
ing them, promptly answered by mail.
they are warranted to give satisfaction
where all others have failed, and they never
wear ort. Adm.
Thatcher j. Morrison have Just made ar
to handle the loading makes of |
Pianoes and Organs, including " cher. j. p. |
Hale, and Wheelock Pianoes, New Eng |
land, Bridgeport, Mason. and Hamlin Or
gans. Prices to suit the tines. s0-lm
On the 10th Of Sept. the miners on the |
upper Pslouse met aud organized mining
district extending from Grizel Camp easter
ly aud including all the tributaries Of the
Palouse river. This embraces the newly
discovered Hoodoo mines, which have been
reported as rich.
The saw mill at tho boom Of Bymaster &
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
Clearwater, is now in operation and the
proprietors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices of lumber.
40tf l.. A. PORTER Il co.
The Ketchum keystone of the 18th having
before it the Republican resolution in regard
to annexation, makes a long TRADE against
Singiser about his splitting the Territory.
We suppose he did not then know that
TIE Democrats in convention had done the
! same thing. We wait to see what that pa
per has to say about HALEY aRa his Demo-
cratic platform.
APpLEs.-Mr. J. N. Lindsay presented
us, last week, with box of apples which
was raised on his place adjoining this city,
and We pronounce them equal to the Oregon
apples, in all respects. He has large
quantity, of different variety, ready for the
market, and we recommend him to all who
| wish to purchase.
DAYTON FIRE.-After the town edition
was worked off, the following telegram was
received: "a fire started at 2:l5 a. lii., at
Putfer's Restaurant and burned up to First
street on that side, including Central Hotel,
Williams saloon and Columbia Hotel and
all out buildings. Dusenbery h Stencils
brick saved, considerable damage to that and
Days brick from breaking, up Glass and
Water streets. Total loss assumed, $25, 900.
Insured for about one.half Fire was the
work of inceudiary.
| CHOICE EPIrHErs used by the ecclesias.
teal News man: "Budweiser," "Buddy, >
"Old Boy" Venerable and meek hammered
Alonzo," "Clovenfoot," ''Singiser gang, u
ary outfit" disguised hypocracy." The
Rev. of the News must IN the throes Of
distress to descend from the pulpit to make
use of such epithets and apply them to hon.
orable citizens.
A. McGrcgor has on hand fine line OF
harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, cannot be
excelled, such as the Walter A. Wood.
mowers, reapers and Irvine binders; also tho
Hodges headers, latest improvement, ant
the La Belle wagon. all of which am pre-
pared to sell to farmers on the very bes
terms. A. MCGREGOR. 4O-tf
J f. w. Bell Esq, has just returned from
Elk City and reports that more gold has
been produced in camp this year than dur
ing any previous year, for several years
They are making preparations for working
their quartz this coming Winter. Abou
100 cinnamon and 90 whitemen will winter
there Out of the number of Cinnamon who
were there last year so have gone to China
The Dayton Chronicle says the east bount
Lewiston stage was attacked by highway
man on Thursday last at 4 p. m. and tn,
treasury box demanded under the muzzle o
a double barreled shotgun. The stage wa
going down hill and had the break OH. Tn
driver threw off the break, popped his viii
and ran his team. the robber firing two shot
after him. but to no effect, and the robbie
did not get his booty.
NJ. T. Chambers, Esq, is having tow
site surveyed near the junction of Dee
Creek with the Palouse river. He alread
has postof1ice there called Chambers, an
from the situation of the place and the larg
surroundings it must ultimately be plac
, of considerable business aud trade 1t
| about eight or nine miles east of Palous
City in the heart Of the settlements on til
Palouse river in Idaho.
Blaine says he was married according
a the laws Of Pennsylvania, in the presence {
witnesses on June Both 1850, but the Ger.
mony was performed in the state of Ker
n lucky. Lest there might be some questio
r arise as to the validity of the marriage
was again married in the city OF Plttsburt
d Pa. in March 1851 to the same woman. H
p first child was born June 10 1851, twel,
j. months, nearly, after his first marriage.
stallion for Sale.-I will sell N
c stallion, Donald weighing l,45O pound
d FIVE years old. II hands high, bright ba
From imported thoroughbred Clydesdale al
e Morgan mare. He was raised in Illinois al
n brought to this country by me year az
Is Will sell him at bargain if sold 500
Full description and pedigree will be flu
=, nished to anyone addressing
g ". II. MOCK.
=, 3S-tf Lewiston. Idaho.
VERDICT OF THE JURY --The jury in ii
70 case of the People VS.. Henry Bernhard, aft
m few hours absence from the court room
w turned into court and delivered the folio,
ing verdict: "We, the jury, find the
j, tendant guilty of manslaughter and a re
IA ommendation of mercy by the Court" I'll
U case has elected great deal of interest dr
y ing the trial, and opinions of those who hea
Z the evidence are widely different. I
Id charge OF the Judge was rs favorable to