Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16
MARKET REPORT

MARhE hEtCRI. -
cents per bashc
q cents Per hundred
Barley ...-......................ao - - g
cents ger doz
Butter... ID 20 cents per pound
Chickens,..... '......."..s2 10 to s, per doz
John higgins of Camas Prairie gave us a
call on Thursday last. Mr.. r. il now en-
gagged in the dairy business in that section
snd will furnish anyone with good butter at
o reasonable price, and says that he can
pat it up and viii warrant it to keep good
lor q year.
Hoover Pearson, who left here with Pear
sails horses foT Il lntana, was thrown from
horse, and died from the injuries received
GA the md INST. lie was buried in Butte,
Montana. Ills home was nesr Anatoaa w.
e.; he was about - yeass cid ana wa well
Thought Of IN the community where he
liyel.
Considerable caa,Viaiat is being male
about the grade up Tie hiii Gu the opposite
side a Clearwater, tSis ruGA beng in Il very
bad condition. We also hear complaints
made about the roe1 mp tie awe twater
canyon and Whites prsde. This should be
looked after by the proper authorities and
the roads pat in good repair.
Granpa IEutchins. on Monday became
much heated, and towards evening he ap-
peared as rough suffering from paralysis
Or. Morris was in attendance till about .,
| A. NJ. when symptoms were more favorable
Some think it was partial sun stroke
| Men Of his age need to be cautious how
nueh they expose themselves to the sun,
such weather as We have Teen having fol
IA few days past.
The anniversary Of the taking Of Bastilg
which occurred on th3 nth of June, 1859
was observed by Madame LeFrancois 0.
! Tuesday evening. The hotel was properly
decorated, and she secured the services o
the Lewiston Brass Band to discourse ths
music during the evening. A magnificent
lunch was spread for the band boys in thu
dining hall, AMI was well relished. Every
body who participated seemed to hugely Gu
10y themselves. We trust the Madame
will live to spend many of these annversa
rias and enjoy herself as she seemed to Oh
this occasion.
Jacl, Daniels. Of Walla Halla came dow
on the Mt Idaho stage on Monday. II
aud party OF prospoctors left Nalla Wall
in April last to find bonanza" in the Sal
mon river mountains. On the 18th Of Jun
Jack concluded he had al the prospecting h
wanted aud he left the party about 80 mile
) northeast Of the south fork Of Salmon, an
started for home lie became lost and wa
compelled to abandon his horse, having 60
him into canyon where be could neithe
lead or drive him ont, and was without foo
for eleven days, when he came to Fran
Smiths place on the seuth fork and ther
cot food. 1t is quite interesting to listen
Jacks narration.
MAIts.-The schedule time Of the arrivf
of mails from Dayton to this placeis 5 o'cl'
p m, which if observed would give amp
time for distrioution before dark but til
mail seldom arrives at this Office before ha
past 6 o'clock p. M, and sometimes not III
til s p. m. At this season of the year whe
q the roads are as good as ever, and Otter
times the distribution is not through wit
, until long after time for closing the otli'
for the night. The post master compiaii
seriously of this delay, and says that
Q shall present the matter to the departnei
in strong terms, hoping to obtain chang
in the plan of the contractors. The gener
e public are inbred hy this neglect. as mar
DO not get their mail matter in time to a.
, awer till after the mail has left in the NOR
ing at 6 a, IN. Ii the present contracts
cannot biting the mails on contract time
Il good weather, they had better give place
others who can.
Il Mt Idaho; July Ii, 1855.
The following are the names OF those p
: pills who are entitled to place on the re
OF honor for the month ending July Tot
1855. The figures accompanying each mar
g is the average standing for the tarm Tho
4 neither absent or tarly indicated by SIT