Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-12-18
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More nice Christmas goods offered NJ
Monkeys drug store, at more reasonable
price, than at any other place in this upper
| country. lO.st
| Country orders carefully and promptlv
filled as cheaply as if selected in oerson NJ
IL. j. Greenburg's. ..ts
| Our proposition to take wheat ends on n.
25th inst. Those who intend TO nav snh.
scriptions on the TELLER in wheat will
please deliver before that time and save ex.
pense. Those complying will please send
their receipts to US and receive the proper
credit A. LrLASp 4 20.
George Reibold from Wsrrens. arrived in
town on Tuesday night MIR. Reibold saws
that two lodges are being worked, the Lit.
tie Giant with five men, and the Knott with
four men. The Tramp is not being orked,
The prospects Of the quartz in the eamp are
good and the lodges being worked have
yielded well He brought down some very
rich specimens of ore from the Little Giant.
he is going to San Francisco.
Two thousand pounds of Choice Candies
WI! be received at Greenburgs to meet the
demand during this month.
| ENGRAvINC.-Geo II. Lake does all kinds
of engraving on gold and siverware, at rea.
sohabie prices. loft.
| NOTICE-The sale of fresh fish and ovs.
ters will be discontinued at Greenbure's IN.
til just before the holidays
| 1t is estimated by the engineers that the
driving power of the engines ON some of the
steamboats, that ply the waters of Snake
river, is sufficient to propel boats of more
than double the tonnage of those now in
use, if they were built longer and wider !:
and we are told the company would build
other boats and put these engines in them,
hut tor the fact the boats are held under a
mortgage to the Oregon Transcontinental
Co., and they cannot be disturbed until
that mortgage is cancelled.
! Coal Oil at Bunnell Pros for less m ouev
and better quality than any place in town.
| ll-.f
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
Bros. 5.tf
Low WATER. The steamer Alnota left
Riparla last Thursday evening, and was I'm.
til Saturday evening reaching Whites ferry,
IN consequence OF the low water in the
Snake They were compelled to use a line
IN several places, and just above the said
ferry they encountered the water so low,
that they were compelled to turn back
and moor their boat in e safe place near the
terry. There was no ice which inpedcd
their progress. Unless there be some
change in the stage of water, they will tie
up for the season. Men we'll acquainted
with the river say they have not seen the
or an nv ~
Stock men save money by using Mox-
!eys condition powders. They are the
best. 81
| SILvERwARE.-A full line of Roger Bros. )
triple plated knives, forks and spoons at
Geo II. Lakes, at prices that cant be beat
No extra charge for engraving, loft.
| Bunneu Bros. have commenced shining
goods from the East over the Northern Pa
cific, and hence their prices are guaged low
IN consequence. 5-tf
ANOTHER THREsrHs REpoRT.-Messrs
Eakin d Dent have reported to us the
amount Of grain they have threshed in the
country south Of Lewiston in 49, days.
They do not give the number of acres in
figures, but estimate the amount to be %
bushels of wheat per acre, which from the
whole number of bushels threshed, wonld
show that about 1918 acres would produce
the amount; and the barley about 221
bushels per acre, which from the whole num-
Der of bushels threshed would give GA acres
which produced that amount. The amount
OF wheat threshed was IS 600 bushels aud
the amount of barley was 1884 bushels.
The barley crop was very small, owing to
the fact that it was put in the ground too
early. The wheat crop was good average
for the land south of Lewiston, but % BUSH
els per acre here is better than 30 in the
Genesee country, on account of accessibility
to market at Lewiston at all seasons of the
year.
| Isaman q Go. received large shipment
| from Chicago consisting, principally of Hol-
iday Goods, something new and novel
Geo. II. Lake keeps the best assortment
| of spectacles and eyeglasses. in gold, steel
and ce,luloid frames, to be found in Lewis
ton. loft.
J. p. Voi.mer & Go. have Just moved into
their new brick is as fine an editice as you
will find this side Of San Francisco. 1T
$4,000 cigars at " hoIesale leading brands.
delicious favor at 81, 30, 40, So 60, - and
80 dollars per thousand at NJ. J. Creenburg's
The stock of tin, and iron ware found at
'unnell Bros. can't be beat anywhere.
New stock of stoves just received form
Perry 4 Co., Albany, N. Y, ant, cheaper
than ever, at Bunnelrs. If
DEATH OF Mrs. MAnrIN.-Mrs. J. II.
Martin, whose death is announced this
week, had been an old an esteemed resident
of this County for many years. She had
formerly resided short time at Elk City in
Idaho county; she came to that place from
California, where her and her husband
dwell. for some time before coming north.
She had always been very exemplary wo-
man. attending to her domestic duties, and
rearing her children with the greatest of
care aud fidelity; never leaving home and
going among her neighbors for the purpose
of gossip. Her funeral was quite largely at
tended. She had been great sufferer dur
ing the last portion of her illness, but bore
it all with coramendable pat ience and rorti.
tude and she was well cared for by hsr
faithful husband and affection daughters,
VIII" are left to mourn her departure
At Wholesale French mixed, Fancy mix
ell, Plain mixed ard Stick Candies in large
or medium quantities. prices furnished by
mail or on application at NJ. J. Greenburg's.
Isaman & Co., will soon have on exhib.
ton the largest aud most complete stock of
Holiday Goods ever offered for sale in Lew