Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-12-10

Barley ......................"...I0 " " &"
Hay .....S1o per toi
Eggs. cents per doz
Butter. ."..............-.....2o cents per pount
| Chickens...."... .........S2 so to So per doz
We are prepared to take wheat, at highes
market price, and to right parties, low er ou
prise list prices. A. DAMAS.
The democrats in Walla Walla, on Satur
day night had ratification meeting at tn,
Slime House to ratify the appoiu tments of "
G. Langford as judge, 4. J. Hamilton a,
marshal and Dan Stewart as post master
So says thu Union.
| Contractors are on the way from the east
to look over the route sorth from Spokane
Falls to Pennington With a view of bidding
for the work, which is to be commenced a.
soon as the frost gets out Of the ground
Suppose the frost don't get in the ground
when will the work be commenced?
| If you are working for your own interests
and are anxious to get full value of youi
money 90 to Jno. p. Vollmer Co. and buy
| your groceries ten per cent. ard all other
goods from twenty to forty per cent lower
than you can possibly do elsewhere. lo-2w
| Silvcrware, Casters. Pickle Dishes, Cake Bss.
kets, Spoon Holders, Butter Dishes, Chidrcn's
Cups. Napkin Rings at Lakes. No extra
charges for engraving.
Parties wishing to lay in their winters
supply Of groceries will do well to call at
Jno. p. Vollmer & Co.'S. and select some
| from their fresh and immense stock. They
will sell you ten per cent cheaper than any
other house in Lewiston, low
NOTICE - To THE SHARE HOLDERS OF
THE LEWISTON, NATIONAL BANK - he an
nual meeting of share holders of the Lewis
ton National bank, will be held at their
| banking house on the second Monday in
January, between the hours Of and S F.
| NJ. N. W. BREARLEY, pres. l0:3
Mrs. A. s. Duniway came to town Mon
day and lectured that evening to a large
| audience at the Universaiist church, sub
ject, Nuts to Crack" On Tuesday eve.
she lectured to an equally large audience
on the subject "What OF it," 1t has beer
some years since her former visit but she re-
tanned all her former vigor and interests as
popular lecturer.
According to report The Water ways con.
ven ion at The Dalles on tine ID, was a sue
cess, and was an intelligent and earnest
body of men engaged in the interest of pro.
from the Inland Empire az soon as it can be
done with the aid of the government A
memorial and resolution, was adopted suited
to the exigences Of the demand Of the PEG.
pie.
Frank Ganahl, one of the counsel for
Hihhs. by motion DENYING jurisdiction and
demurrer to the indictments. has occnp ed
much time and shown niue diligence in his
research to produce case illustration of his
positions The discussios of the case was
both interesting and instructive to the, AID.
itors, who generally had but little inform.
alton upon the subject of treaties ald
| international law.
Clocks Clocks!! A big lot at Lakes jewelry
store.
NJ. H. Rice, ESQ, of Cana. Prairie, on
Friday last while driving along Main street
near the covered ditch with wagon laden
with grain, the earth near the ditch gave
| way aud one wheel dropped in the hole,
throwing Rice to the ground from his high
seat striking upon his face and shoulders
and producing an apparent paralysis DR..
Kelly was called and upon examination no
bones were found to he broken Mr. r had
SO lar recovered on Sunday as to be able to
start home in company with b. +. Morris
REPORT OF GENEsEE SCHOOL. For the
month commencing Nov, "a, and ending
Nov. 30, 1885, Number Ct DAYS taught, 10;
number of pupils enrolled, 40; number of
days attendance of all pupils, COG; average
number of pupils attending each day, 80;
average number of days attendance by each
pupil, l6. Those present each day were
Cora Harris, Carrie Jain. Annie Edwards
Matte Walby, Frank Harris, frankie Bow
man, Normy Sampson, Willie Tombs. Will
lie Harris. Johnny Platt. Eugene Levy and
Aubrey Levy. We feel thankful to the pa.
rents for the interest they have taken in our
school; which is in a prosperous condition
w. &. LIEUALLEN, teacher.
fall stock of genuine Rogers Bros triple
plated Knives, Forks and Spoons at lower
prices than can be found elsewhere and en-.
CRAVING thrown IN, at Lakes. I0tf
On Tuesday the last plea against the
jurisdistion of the court in the Hibbs case
was decided by the court in favor of the
jurisdiction and the demurrer to the in.
dctments to the intent that the acts com.
planned of did not constitute forgery. the
crime tor which he was extradited land
he could be tried for on other as assumed
by counsel the court held the indictment
k'oa ""' tHe tttdI was commenced yPSter-
day at 2 NJ. The following is the Jury that
was accepted and sworn in: Lp Brown.
D c Tribble. J L Miller, G A Clark,
Alex. Powers. Carr, 7 Bradley, X
Larson. L Eylert, + J Young, A F
Garfield, Cutting. We appreh-nd
that the presenting of the evidence in the
case will require but short time and that
the case will be concluded the present
week.
Upon invitation one day this week We
were invitel into the millinery establish.
ment OF Mrs. s. f. Smith, in this CITY.
Upon investigation we found the best select.
ed and largest assortment of hat ornaments
that we have ever witnessed before. The
latest IN hat ornaments are MULES Ears"
ana '6rasshoppers on sweet potato vine"
Her ornaments are elegant and of the very
latest Mrs. Smith has just arrived from
Portland and consequently she has the
very latest The latest dress hat is called
the Pampero, and it is actually beauty
She is also sole agent of Dr.. Balls Health
Preserving Corset, which is free of mann.
facturef whale bone, AMI no LADY, sbouIJ
he without them. Her assortment is ve,y
select and choice and we advise each and
every lady to call in an axamlne, whether
they make purchase or not.