Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-06
BIG PoTLATCH PRECINCT.

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Coats q, Spurbeck As, Menomy as, Ewing
81. Colburn p, Beall 46, Sanders A., Coop.
er 70.
NOTICE-A PRIV ATE HosrIrAL.-Dr. =
W. Stanton is now prepared to give medi.
cal attendance, board, lodging. ETC., to three
or four invalids, or those needing medical
attendance; by making inquiries at my Of
flee terms will be made known.
DIR. II. W. STANTON,
Lewiston. l. T., Nov. 5, 1854.
The saw. mill at the boom Of Bymaster l.
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
Clearwater, 10 now in operation and the
proprieiors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices If lumber.
40tf L. A. PORTER / co.
We shall not be able to get the off cial re.
turns Of the election in Shoshone county
under three weeks. The law allows fifteen
days for their to be made, and as the county
is SO large and the journey Of the special
messengers so roundabout from the north.
ern precincts to Pierce City, it will not be
probable that we can tell the vote with Ger.
tainty until that time.
Important to CT nsumers. Telegraphic ad.
.
taken place on sugars, cotfees, teas and in
fact on nearly all staples in the grocery and
provision line Of from 10 to Is per cent.
have accordingly reduced the prices on all
such goods to correspond with the reduc.
ton below, respectfully yours.
NJ. j. GREENBURG
The Chrestomathean Literary Society will
hold o public meeting ON next Friday even.
ing, at College Hall. Exercises to begin at
] o'clock. No admission fee, aud ali cor.
daily invited to attend. Lemonade and
cake will be serv cd by the young ladies Of
the society.
f. Poe. r. N. Poe,
Secretary. President.
NILLINERy.-The finest assortment of
made clothing, cloaks, ect. The best as.
sortment of hats, and in fact everything that
is kept in first class millinery store can be
found at Mrs. NJ. A. Whites, Main street.
If you go and do your trading there you
will 60 away satisfied that you have made
bargain, and good one. 3.lm
Thirty-two deadly poisons are used in the
manufacture of wine. Of all poisonous
liquors in the world Bourbon whiskey is the
deadliest. Strychnine is only one Of the
poisons in it. A certain oil is used in its
manufacture, eight drops of which will kill
a cat in eight minutes and dog in nine
minutes. Wholesale dealers dare not drink
the stuff they ll.-Nat,onai Bulletin.
The Palace Saloon keeps the A No.
Cutter Whisky and has sold it to men, cats
and dogs and nobody has been found dead
yet.
A. McGregor has on hand fine line Of
harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, caunot be
excelled, such as the Walter A. Woods
mowers, reapers aud Irvine binders; also the
Hodges headers, latest improvement, and
the La Belle wagon. all Of which am pre-.
pared to sell to farmers on the very best
terms. A. MCGREGOR. 4O-tf
Returns from Mt. Idaho, Grangeville and
Cottonwood, Idaho county: Singiser 1893,
HALEY, d 2O5. Fer Councilman, Odle $50
Poage d pig. Assembly, Pearson 1856,
Chase, l6l. Williams, d 249. Cleary d 1856.
Probate Judge Cook l6l Case d 243.
Sheriff, Smith lS4, Talkington al2ll. Aud.
ltor, Chamberlain 2O3 Rhodes 1876.
Treasurer, Dorman 223, Bower It's. As
SCISSOR, Telcher r23O, Jarrett d III, County
Commissioners, Day $50. Heartburg LIS,
bradley l24, Overnan d III, Woods d
229, Mathison 254.
ANNExATION MEETING.-On Monday eve.
ming the friends Of annexation met at Gro.
stein 4 Binnard hall consisting CT perman-
ent and staid citizens with many ladies.
There was full house. A. }. Shaw was
chosen chairman and Lott Wiggn secretary.
The following speakers were introduced and
addressed the meeting: A. Leland, Judge
Norman Buck, s. W. Moody and J. N.
Howe. The Lewiston Brass Band discoursed
excellent music on the occasion. The speak.
ers showed clearly the false position of Hail.
ey ana his supporters occupied in relation
to the question Of annexation.
The Democrats and friends of John HALEY
met at the court house on Monday evening.
They had previously illuminated the street
with Chinese lanterns, leading to the court
house, and had bon fire near by and done
everything possible to attract the floating
population OF the town and collected full
house. DR.. NJ A. Kelly was chosen chair
man and - as secretary. The speakers
introduced were J. W. Parker. n. r. Nc
Kern, |. N. Maxwell, j. w. Poe and Jasper
Rand. They alluded to W. s. Taylor the
runegade who, through the canvass. has been
mrxing speeches under the pretense Of work
ing for his own candidacy, but evidently
"S"''Ss "@"SA"s'oHS AVA oouu AAdiCy auu
MormOnism at the instance of Haley and at
Hailey's expense. The Republicans must
feel relieved now that they have become rid
of his alliance. The Moscow Silver Cornet
Band was present and discoursed first class
music on the occasion. Democracy and not
annexation was their cry. Showing that
their leaders are willing to sink the latter
for the promotion of the former. They must
expect that Cleaveland will be elected and
Lightning strike some Of them by giving them
some appointment to Office under his admin.
istration.
| THE CLEARWATER FLoUR.-This is to Ger.
tify that ! have tested the above named
-four, and with everything working ordinari
ly, the following is the result: Que barrel
of flour made 3l2 pounds of dough and the
bread from said dough is as good as any
bread from said dough is as good as any
bread have worked or have seen from any
-four and it is sueceptable Of more draughi
of water.soakage than any -four that has
come within my working or knowledge.
have tested at one time or another, within
the past IA years, the best brands in Idaho
and Washington and found 296 pounds Of
dough, to the barrel, the greatest yield W
to this test, 3l2 pounds to the barrel. Thi,
test was made at my bakery under my i'm
mediate supervision by Joseph Reil thor
ouph practical baker and the bread will