Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-27
MARKET REPGRT;-

disc ever in this market. Nov opening and
lately bought fer cash by our partner in
New York City. A. DAMAS. a6
II is desired that there be a full attend
ance OF the Handel and Hayden Society
Friday evening, August %. 1855.
j. II. BENTON, President.
Mrs. August MEEK. who has been con-
hned to her bed with a severe attack of
lever, we are now pleased TO note that she
is able to be about again.
A tramp entered the residence of Mrs.
Gordon, ON Idaho street, also the residence
OF II. Darr. on Eugene street, on Sunday
night, but escaped before his capture could
be made.
Don't forget that the Angora Goat Ski,
Glove, for sale by J. P. volmer 4 Co.. is
the standard glove in the market. Ask
those who wear them, or try a pair and be
convinced.
w. Il. Turner, Esq. associate editor of
the Pacific Sistes Edtchmaa of San Fran.
cisco, made MS pleasant call on Monday
last. Mr.. T. is son Of Rev. W. S. Turner
of this city.
Mr.. Max Weil of Uniontown. cam, dawn
Baker City, Oregon, where he will be Joined
in the bonds of matrimony with Miss Yetta
Dilsheimer, of that city.
The channel on the east side of the island
in Snake river near the head of the rifle on.
posite the town, is becoming narrower each
year, 1t will soon make the channel on the
east side the larger of the two.
Mr.. J. r. Chenoweth has purchased the
warehouse formerly owned by T. d. Stewart.
on the opposite side of Clearwater. The
landing under the present management will
be known as the Union Landing
MIR. }. NJ. Howe says we made mistake
when we said he was lost and camped out
all night. He was not lost but his camp
was lost. He reached Whites mountain
house and slep. in good bed all night.
"Well, Bill, feel like the devil to-day.
and have ever since l got up" II felt the
same way, Sam. but l dropped into the
Palace Saloon and tried some Of that A No.
l Cutter Whiekey, and have felt like a
new man ever since"
Isaman Co. are now prepared to supply
every school boy and girl in the county with
the complete series adopted by the board of
county commissioners at their last session.
They also keep in stock the books used in
all the schools of this city.
Mr.. C. c. Bunnell, Rev. J. D. McConkey.
Mr.. Perault and one of the Scott boys paid
visit to Bear Craek, tributary of the
Potlatch, on fishing excursion last week.
The party caught all the trout they desired
eat and had good time generally. They
returned on Sunday eve.
1t becomes those who have the regulation
of the price of storage and wharfage t.
see to it that rates are not so high as to
drive parties to go to other places. The 81
extra freight from Asotn to Lewiston has
been taken off by the o. r. j. N. company
Robert Grostein and wife and child re-
turned Mondays boat after "A short visit to
Portland MIR. Grostein says that business
men there complain of very dull times in
that city, that property has deprecated
nearly fifty per cent, that over 1900 houses
are vacant and general gloom prevails on
account of the dullness of the times
On Thursday last, while DR.. j. B. Morri.
and W. +. Kettenbauch were returnn.
| from the Asotin country and while on The
opposite side of Snake river, the kinebolt OF
their vehicle fell out at let the double. tree.
down. The team became frightened ant
ran for a short distance. The buggy wa:
somewhat demolished. but no one hurt.
| By the late assessment the valuation O
property in the county has rot been place,
as high as it was last year and the conse
quence is that the revenue of the county will
not be so large as last year by several thou
sand dollars, and the city and school dirric,
assessment having been based on the count,
assessment, their revenue will be much
diminished
Messrs. Maxwell and Howe, Of the legal
fraternity, and s. Gray, James Mccormick
and John Medina and one or two Others
left on Tuesday for the region of Buffalo
Hump on gold prospect, to be gone about
four week. They have intmations of new
diggings struck near where f. J. Parker
found his volcano two or three years ago
Success to you.
MUSICAL SoIREE.-A musical soiree will
be given in Grostein J. Binnard's Hall, Fri
day evening, Sept. 4, under the manage
ment Of Miss A. G. Turner, of this CITY
The program will consist of very choice mu
sic, and lovers of this art should avail them
selves OF this musical treat The finest mu
steal talent of the city will appear on thi
occasion. Tickets so cts, reserved seat
Is cts. which may be obtained at $. G. lisa
mans drug store. A program and full par
ticulars will appear in the next issue.
| We haye been told that Indian Reuben i
about to enter into controversy in the pull
lie prints with Agent Monteith We woult
not wonder. 1t is we'll known that Reubel
has tried to injure the agent for some time
and if he can get hearing to vent his spice,
ne will be likely to embrace the opportuni
ty. The department desires to break u
the system of chiettaincy and make the gov
crnment among the Indians depend upo
the voice of a majority OF the tribe an
Monteith under instruction from the de
partment endeavors to inculcate this senti
nent, and that is the cause of the hostilit
of Reuben towards the agent.
/ BREAcHY CATTLE.-We have had ne,
hinges put on our gates, our pickets a
nailed to our fence on several occasions thi
season, and our fence we'll repaired, for pre-
lection of our lot from stock, aud yet
does no good against breachy stock, that ar
allowed to roam at will both night and da
in the streets in this city. 1t would seer
that some owners of stock who are abund
antly able to take care of their stock, an
especially in night time do not care no,
much annoyance and trouble they caus
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