Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-02-28

A Touring mill is to be built at the new
town of Caldwell
d. M. Frazier arrived last night with the
remains of his late wife.
If you want good stoves and ranges 60 to
Bunnell Bros 5-tf
The Kittitas Locali-er says that a plati-
mum mine has been discovered near Elleus-
burg
Bunnell Bros keep the fullest and best
stock Of hardware in Lewiston. Oft
&c. Elder, of Lewiston, was in attend
ance upon the district court a: Pomeroy
last week.
The stock OF tin, and iron ware found at
Buanell Bros. cant be beat anywhere. D
1t does rather stir up the bile of college
President to speak Of him as running a
dude factory.
Uncle johnny Wood writes us that the
train on which he went east was ditched
near Glendive, only one passenger injured
Stock men save money by using Mox-
lsy's condition powders. They are the
best, 81
Farmer. generally. have ran too much in
debt of late and now comes the pinch.
Look cut for the future.
COAL OIL, IFS FIRE TEST, hest ever
brought to Lewiston at
lS-tf MCXLEY 4 MOREY'S.
Camas Prairie had Chinook last week
that melted nearly all the snow from the
east side of the prairie
Coal Oil at Bannell Bros for less m oney
aad better quality than any place in town.
lift
A door key was found near the land office
this week. and the owner can have the
same by calling at this Office.
c. A. Thatcher L Son are selling good
quality Of cashmere in black and color at
87A cents, worth 60 cents. l6
Cutter whiskey is the best. just step into
Ross Palace Saloon and sample it,
COAL OIL, It's FIRE TEST, best ever
brought to Lewiston at
lstf MOXLEY j. MOREY'S.
Remember that the .Umversaists hold
their dime social at the residence of Mrs.
L. Rowley, this Thursday evening
Bunnell Bros. purpose to lead the market
in the quality and low prices Of their goods.
5-tf
The Methodists of Caldwell are taking
steps to build church at that place and
the encouragement is promising of success,
COAL OIL, IT'S FIRE TEST, best ever
brought to Lewiston at
lS-tf MOXLEY L MOREY'S.
John W. Denny wishes to inform the
public that he is now prepared to negotiate
sales for real estate and any one having such
for sale will do well to cali on him.
Everything in the tin, stove and hardware
line Of goods always ION hand at Bunnel
Bros. 5-tf
Say! man came to town the other day
from long distance just on purpose to hav,
Gay. the dentist, operate on his teeth. II.
said: "H-e cu-u-u-r-rd me-
Bunnell Bros. have commenced SHINING
goods from the East over the Northern Pa
eific. and hence their prices are guaged loa
IN consequence. 5-tf
All the papers which oppose the forfeit
ure of the railroad land grants, do SO from 6
desire to have the roads built and not from
the fact that they are not entitled to for
TEXTURE.
Mt. Idaho mails have been able to come
IN every day except one or two since the
STORMS, although they have had from fou,
70 hve feet OF snow Oh a level on Craig.
mountain. va "'s
Don iaii to secure dress pattern of tina,
elegant 80 inch cashmere in black ant
coiors ouly 80 cents per yard. worth :!
cents at Thatcher L Sons. l6
The waters of the Snake for several d,y,
have been nearly as muddy as those from
ground sluice in the mines, indica.;nn
sadden rise in some of the smaller tr,bnta
ries above.
If you want your photograph taken, Jus,
step into j. W. Riggs gallery on Eugene
street, back of the Universalist church. H,
turns out the finest finished pictures Of an,
gallery in this upper country.
Two wood-chopper., February IS, named
Antoine Cretas and Nose Guindo. botf
French Canadians belonging to Gree a
Spooners camp at the side of the mountain
Reno. New, were buri,d in a snow slide
They report that from twelve to twenty
inche, of snow has recently fallen in tbs
Wiil'an'ette valley. AT Portland it is SAID
that twelve inches was on the ground at one
time. This beats Lewiston which had onl,
eight at one time and the first time sine,
iool-62 1t j. probable that We will soor
near 81 high water in the Willamette apt
roftland may experience flooding.