Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-08

+ ANIL ch TUESDAY evening, at when We learn
an enjoyable time was had by those present. !
We understand that thty intend to give
thes- parties every two weeks.
Trains are running regularly 20 and from
Dayton and R!paria. Passengers can now
/ cross the river CA ,hc ice at the latter place,
but the matter Of getting to Col;ax, except
10y private conveyance, is yet du6;os
Stock men save money by using Mox-
icy condition powders. They are the
best i,
The stock OF tin, and iron ware found at
iunnell Bros can't be beat anywhere. 5
NoncE.-All parties indebted to the un-
| designed, are hereby notified that immedi.
ate settlement must be made, as ! am now
confined tn my room with sickness, and |
must have money. d. ". WARDwELL.
A dispatch from Chicago tells of the ru.
rno-ed formation OF great telegraph syndi-
| cate, comprising Maekny. Garrett, Bennett
and number of bond holders and
| bankers. The combination is called "Che
Merchants Company"
Although the snow has melted much, and
bat comparatively little remains on the
ground, yet the small streams are not high
| and the Clearwater aud Snake show bat lit
tie rise up to this writing "Wednesday noon)
and we are led to suppose that the earth
absuros II as it melts
From the lateness Of the season and the
increase OF business. [ have concluded to
stop over the Winter; thanking the people
for their liberal patronage and respectfully
ask for a continuance Of the same,
j. ". RIGGS Photographer.
On Sunday last nine head of catcle, five
of which belonged to L. Percy, and four to
". 7 Cox. wcut out .upoa the ice upon the
margin of the Snake, (ahove the Snake river
i-rryl for the purpose Of drinking the ice
gave away and broke up and the cattle were
drowGed.
The Spokane Falls Chronicle has shown
| much enterprise in publishing an illustrated
| annual almanac in very neat style and CON-
tanning much valuable statistical ialortua.
ton, relative to v a>din.to Territory, aud
OF Spokane Falls in particular.
A, McGregor has on hand a fine line OF
| harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, carnot be
cSccll2d, such a. the Walter A. Woods
| mowers, rcapers and Irvine binders; also the
~" .''"Ut'S' i'IttS' lhhptuVtWehl, ana
tic - 's"e wagon Mi q winch am pre-
pare" 10 sen % farmers on the very best
terms. A. NCGREGOR 4o-tt
Purser IMAGES. Of the steamer Alnota
iu(oras us thoc he tolearaphed to Peabody
in relation TO the wharf boats belonging ct
Hiparia, and received an answer that they
were il the rapids two miles below niparia
instead Of II the .'aloUse rapids as reported
IN the C"o" There Is al george IA these
RAPIDS on which the e v hari boats arc loleyd.
During the chinook wind Of Saturday and
Sunday, the .aree barn Of Levi, p,lsol.
standing few rods from the walls ni
his house. rcceutlv burned HAM. lo,.n
THE tool beint iiftGd BIZ tie WIN rlper fr,,n
tie titlfefs aha carried so,pa d,.tanr, ia
one side. not iriurj,5 am, yntroLlc hn.scs
standing in the barn. Mjslortupcs don't
come ginyly Lut ,}ouLIv.
pr,n ,rriJs c.-,
t,'.rm +Lo r,,t.,a,'.,. - -. ,''i'enS "as
Tn, NIc;iraoe's. llar;,,r, r,novnted and a..
cI i.uriu ooDl st,le and nndn.st,njir',,
the business. will h.. rlaa.el IA v,it r,,nn
Ill those who y,I f,yir Lar Win WIN. ,,,+'.
runaga. The rla,e will M ,,nn,yn nv tha
Gen, Rey.uor9nt
=. =. Sneii, Nsq, arrived Tuesday night
fr'W his 5aw ml! east OF the Big Potlatch
l'''Ic, ne say they have ha.! about the
same drpth OF snow that has fallen here,
a"4 In"' 'heS nave nal ram winch has set
here. He has on hand about 2O3. 600 feet
lumber, which h. VIII furnish in this market
as soon as i. can be- hauled distance Of &
miles to the Clearwater and RATED.