Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-11-26
John P. Vollmer has gone below.


Mr.. Alfs, of Moscow, is here attending
court.
Charles Moore, of Moscow, was in town
on Tuesday.
Immense receipts of French Goods by
each steamer for Greenburg.
Mr.. B. Summerfield of Moscow gave us
pleasant call on Monday.
Bert and Pei. Sherwin of Salmon rive,
have been here the past week.
U. s. timber inspector Haiy, has been in
town during the week.
Fresh Candies and Nuts, including Ches,
Nuts. were received at Greenburg's
J. w. Denny has put an sdditon on his
feed stable and can now accommodate all
James Maxwell, who was tried for murder
Of WEIGH was found guilty of manslaughter.
WANTED-A piano to rent. Adares.
"a" this Office. Saw
A. r. Stiff1e purchased the office of the
Asotin Sentinel, which was sold at auction
on Saturday last.
A post master and cashier of bank are
on the way here from the east as witnesses
in the Hibbs case.
All Canada is terribly aroused against
the government on account OF the execu-
ton of Louis Reil
Fresh Fish and Eastern Oysters received
last night, per Wells. Fargo Express, at
N. j. Greenburg's
Frank Carl and Mr.. Thompkins. old set
tiers of Pierce City, are here and will re.
main during the winter.
Next week the Tins Of the arrival of the
Dayton mail stage will be changed from
evening to midday.
Wanted. to buy in exchange for groceries,
gentle horse, broke to harness Inquire
of NJ. j. Greenburg.
Pure Apple Cider from Oregon, sweet as
honey and warranted to keep so. Scots per
gallon at Greenburgs.
The Champagne favored Cigar selling at
Greenbur9's for 5cts has taken the place If
the celebrated Estrella, try it.
Wanted, TO buy in exchange for groceries,
. second handed. one horse spring wagon
Inquire at M. j. Greenbuig's.
Eggs Wsnted-I will buy 500 dozen, or
more, OF fresh eggs aud pay 25cts per doz
On, cash on delivery, NJ. j. Greenburg
Mr.. Mrs. r. Grosten returned from
COlfax on Sunday evening. where thew had
been to visit their daughter, Mrs. Kuhn
Jack Holmes, an old time friend of VIM.
Bender, of this city, came over from Mos
COW this week and made short stay.
Fresh Oysters, Hot Mince Pie, Pigs Feet
and Hot Coffee served at all hours of the
day and night. at the Gem Restaurant. Stf
Mr.. Craig. postmaster at Moscow, and
John Kanaley. of the Barton House, Mos.
COW. have been in the city several days,
Vsquero. the cigar known nv that name
10 the choice with every lover of delicious
smoke, there is none bettet at NJ. J. Green.
burg's.
Everyone answered to the fire call on Tues
day evening, and then went into the Palac
saloon and took drop Of the A. No.
Cutter whiskey.
The social advertised to take place at the
M. r. Church. last Tuesday, was postponed
INIT! Monday, night Nov. 80, All are in.
vited to attend.
The distance from North Yakima to FL.
lenshurg is 40 miles. and between points the
n. are bending their energies to complete
the extension of their road.
N. P. surveyors have reached Palouse
City from the main line with the survey for
the branch. and pronounce the route a good
one.
The Chinese government have resolved
TO demand of the U. s government re.
! 5aratioD for the outrages against the
Chiness in the west.
An alarm of fire was given on Tueslav
evening. and on examination it was found
Thas the chimney, in the grocery store of NJ.
>. Grssnburg. was burning out.
MONEY TO LoAN.-I am preparea to
uegos'ate Iosns on real estate at a low rate |
Of interest, SIS. ROGERS
o." Raymond House. |
Weisgerber BROS. of this citv are soon To
EJECT building on the corner opposite V.ll- |
mer's brick. to be occupied by s Crav E
Co. IS . saddle and harness shop.
The largest stock. the biggest assortment
the newest style. the cheapest pv,ces. in
Crockery. Glass, Stone and Silver ware. in.
:luding all kinds of Lamps in Lewiston at
II. J. Greenburg's.
The Oregonidn of the 23d contains COM
Sparks new rulings in relation
% Presumption aud homestead entries.
HERE is doubt of Lamar's endorsement.