Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-25


to shippers of wheat along Snake river de.
mands attention Of the shippers. Our ne
csss,ties compel them to respect this il we
expec. any favors hereafter.
Ex-presidents. Billings and Wright must
feel humiliated by the prospect of stopping
work on tho Cascade branch which seema
probable from the statements made BY the
Portland papers.
A letter received BY =. Baird. from Hon.
John HALEY. says that Gen. Sheridan told
him that the Interior department was to
have control Of the Lapwai Garrison for an
Indian school, but he thought troops would
be kept there during the summer months
you wish to celebrate tie 4th call at
lsaman 4 Co.'S for Flags. Roman Candles,
Sky Rockets, Fire Crackers, Japanese Ian.
terms, and in fast everything desired in this
line. 80
The case of the people VS. Galloway, for
the murder of the cinnamon on the Palouse
in 50, has been laid over until the next
term Of court, and Galloway will be com.
PEELED to lay in jail here mill that time.
BALLOON ASCENSION, but before the
balloon goes up we will offer very large
stock of Fourth of July goods, at very rea.
sonable prices. ISAMAN 8 co. 80
Thomas Stockley, who has been confined to
his bed at the Hotel de France. for the past
seven weeks. we are pleased to note. is fast
recovering ana will soon be able to give
the boys ''round" or two. Dr.. NJ. A.
Kelly is the attending physician.
Mr.. N. L. Goldsmith's team ran away on
Saturday last in Uniontown, throwing bis
wife from the wagon and breaking her right
shoulder blade in three places and iriurinq
her about the head and neck. Nrs.
Hanna was also thrown from the wagon but
escaped uninjured. Mrs. M. 10 now doing
a. we'll as could be expected.
The young people of the church Of the
Nativity propose to give lawn social, if
the weather be favorable. on Wednesday
evening, July LIST, 1885, in the grounds, cor.
ner D. and 9Th streets, belonging to Mr.. J.
P. vollmer, and adjoining the Episcopal
church property. A good time may be exc
pected.
On Monday night some dogs ran down
and killed valuable COW belonging to Tom.
Wordon; this is the second COW the dogs
have killed lately. and several have come
home with their tails eaten off, Something
should be done to get md of these dogs that
are doing this mischief. We learn tibet two
dogs that were seen at this work, were shot
last evening.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS The o. r. + N.
Co, desires to impress upon you the import
ance of shipping grain ON hand at once;
for a. soon a. the river lowers the Company
can only run three steamers and with the
new crop close at hand you will have only
yourselves to blame if you do not utilize
present shipping facilities.
P.J. WHITMAN, agent.
The Oregonian informs the wheat shippers
along tho Snake river that they had better
be in hurry about shipping their wheat as
the water in the river will soon fall below
boating stage and the new crop will soon be
on hand for shipment. We do not see the
use Of hurry for unless the boats can do bet.
ter than usual the new crop cannot be
shipped till next spring. Tho class of boats
now in use can do but little in supplying the
demand for transportation for the Snake
river country till the spring following the
harvest.
FROM PIERCE Crrx.-P. T. Lomax who
10 now carrying the Pierce City express and
mail, informs US that Blodgett 4 Co have
extended their tunnel till they have reached
the ledge and find it upwards of feet in
width with good solid walls, and . fne
quantity Of ore resembling that which they
had crushed near the surface, the ledge hav.
ing widened about 3 feet. Mr.. Blodeett is
very much encouraged and has teleprsphed
to his partners in Chicago, to come ON ss
speedily ~ possible. It Is the intention Of
the company to put machinery for crushing
the ore and to prosecute the work Of reduc.
ton with vigor 10 long as the rock holds
out. This ledge proving q success several
other lodges in the vicinity will be operated
ON at An early day. &
NorIcE.-I have made ,frsn eements for
the present season to receive large quanti-
ties Of tropical and California fruit; also
choice French Candies which will enable me
to offer at wholesale. at prices which will
compare with Portland rates. Purchasers
will do well to investigate me before pur.
chasing elsewhere. MI GREENBuRG.
The attention CT Camping, Picnic, Ex-
curtion and Fishing parties is called to the
excellent assortment Of Choice Lunch goods.
embracing all the delacasies usually kept in
first-class city grocery store.
NJ j GRrENBuRe.
30, 900 Cigars at wholesale. embracing the
best brands of imported, Key West ami DO
nestle goods. in lots to suit the purchaser,
At Portland and San Francisco iobbing
prices. These goods are warranted to give
sat'sfaction to smokers. M j GREENBUaG,
sTRAYED. - From David German,
near Julietta. l. T. ON or about the Goth Of
April. one black mare, branded rov.iock on
LETT hip. also L. with qnarter circle over and
bar under, ON left shoulder had sucking
colt with her. Any person DELIVERING aid
animals at Germans ranch, will be suitabIv
rewarded. W. II. LELAND. Lewiston. /. 81.
FOR SALE.-A farm of I6O acres, deedsd
land, 81 miles east of Lewiston, is for sale
cheap, for cash. The whole 10 fenced with
good barbed wire fence with cedar posts.
A small house upon it; nearly all good pillow
land. Soil ricn and produces excellent
gram 1t Is adjacent to the large purchase
OF Mr.. Small. For particulars enquire at
tins Office or OF j.. r. Vollrer OF Mr.. Ing