Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-06-12

call this week. He thinks some of re.
naming here.
Rev. J. d. McConkey left on the steam.
er on Tuesday for Boise City to attend the
conference of the Episcopal church, which
assemblies at that place on the 10th Of June
Shaw's Silver Plate Circus will be here
Oh Saturday. Everybody will 90 and have
good time. Remember it is in the after
noon and evening. Tickets 81, children
half price.
A. Leland, editor of this paper is now able
to be cut upon the street again, having
nearly rec vered IRON his stroke of
paralysis, save in his speech, which is slow
ly improving.
Last Friday evening the ladies' of the
Presbyterian church gave an ice cream and
straw berry festival upon the lawn of MIR. X.
Monroe. We understand the "Blane
table got away with the cream"
Bnnnell Bros. have just received large
| supply of iron road scrapers They are no
doubt, preparing for the .. s l.. work to
begin here in short time. and we hope
that they will not be disappointed.
The lewiston Brass Band serenaled Mr..
Richard j. Monroe last Saturday evening
Mr.. Monroe gave the members of the band
cordial greeting and invited them into his
house where :efreshn Ell were served.
The steamer arrived on Monday with pas
selgers and freight. In the evening it drop.
ped down to the ware house just below town
and loaded with wheat and then returned
and laid here until Tuesday afternoon when
it proceeded on to Riparia
Mr.. McKern owing to sickness, failed to
appear with his address last evening The
time was very proftably filled by re citations
and essays from several Of the lady teach, rs
and also by questions and answers, and
music.
| At the city election on Monday, L Stan
nus was elected Marshal. {. Weisgerber
and j Alexander reelected councilmen
fro" First Ward and /. G. Hattabaush
was elected councilman from Second " ard
taking the place of N. ". Brearey.
The latest dispatches claim that the Dem
ocrats will make strong effort to nominate
b F. Butler, he being, as claimed the
only man who can beat Blame, he is
very popular with the masses in Massachus-
sets, New York and the Pacific States.
II. Squier and Jasper Rand made trip
that Haverly who killed Robt Devlin, was
convicted of manslaughter. and that Knott 5
trial, the man who was supposed to have
killed Higgins, near Pullman, was going on
when they left.
To my us'omers and other Farm
ers of North Idaho - would res ectfu'-
ly inform you that l am again at my place
of business, and prepared to resume the old
'rade in the implement line. Call and see
me. Respectfully Yours.
36tf. A. QCACK ENBUSH.
"Casusl." in the Waichman, says he hopes
Gen. Miles will hang the first man that
causes trouble that wolld require the troops
to return to Lapwai W uld it not be bet
ter that Gen. Miles should erect a gallows
ami hang the "a murderers of Joseph's crowd
who were indicted, soon as he gets them
back here to Idaho. instead of promising to
protect them against the friends OF the muir.
dered citizens?
The Nez Perez County Teachers Institute
opened its sessions in the rostein & Bin.
nard hall on Tuesday evening The Rev. Mr.
Hutchins delivered tn address of welcome
to the teachers, it Has pertenent to the oc.
cason and was well received. Miss Brigham
read an essay the work Of teachers, il
was well studied and contained many excel.
lent directions. The music under e direc.
ton Of the Rev. Mr.. Boyd was excellent
Several queries were deposited in box aud
read to the audience and answered. The
Superintendent then announced the future
work of the Institute and that the day ex.
ercses would be conducted in the publ,
school house and that the evening exercises
wonld be held in the Grpstein & Binn re
hall. Upwards Of 80 teachers are present
at this Institute.
| ADVERTISED LETTERS:-The follow
ing is the list of advertised letters remain
ing in this office un. allied for up to June
10th 1884:
Assman Frank Bpnmann Charley