Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-05

known IN this vicinity as Long jim" WINS
stricken with paralysis short tine ago
from the effects of which he died last week
A fire came near starting FROM the ronf
of w,ldenthalers bakery this week. caused
from small box being too close to the A,e
1t was soon extingushed without any dam
age being done.
Deputy marshal Drake arrested a China.
man last week for stealing wood from the
premises of the court house, aud ''Mr. John
had to pay 81 for two sticks and then
didn't get them
Chris. Theissen left on Wednesday morn
ing by stage for Salem, Oregon, having in
charge Henry Vedt, who was adiudged in
sane short time ago. He will leave him
there in the asylum.
A resident of Tammanv saws the snow
has mostly Disappeared fren that vi
cinity and the frost is out of the ground.
and one or two geod winds would dry the
earth so as to admit of ploughlng.
There must be much ice in the Snake and
Clearwater rivers, aud if it move suddenly
and with warm rains, things along the banks
OF these rivers will be in danger of being
drifted away so be prepared to get out OF
the way
Some of our subscribers, as we learn have
sold some Of their wheat for cash We don't
want them to think that the printer is not
just az needy as any other of their creditors
he has done as much as any other to earn
his money during the long. winter.
\,
~. hyu,,i', '.'a'' supervisor OF ms district
n"a several n"',ia'neh e'freilea on sun
u"y i'sV ou ''e pank oi snake river they
=. .eiusen 70 pay ''5lr ROAD tax, bat soon made
us necessary ueposio' ahu went SAILING
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LOST - On Wednesday, January 2s, 1885,
somewhere between II. X, Barnetts store
I, LEV -, SUN aup Aso'ih wy w. - one
Smith and Weston pocket revolver, FIVE
shooter, 80 calebre. A liberal reward will
be paid to anyone finding the same and leav-
ing it at this office. lS-tf.
V NJ n rb;s ,s.os;o4;, ho, uonto,
Glass Hall, and have purchased stove aud
| lamps. A table has been procured on which
Will be found papers and periodicals, The
room will be open every evening. Business
meeting on Tuesday evening Religious
| meeting on Sabbath afternoon at 3 o'clock.
All are invited.
A sonle VI oui s"ans iilan IA ',iis Guy wish
" " i,ii !" ,''e commit
hl.t' we suesssU eitt 'lieS % $40" On WINS
Key ana ia'e ho"rs aG hi9lt' 40 gooo 10
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day of reck ming.
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which vas the an|,;raar ,nd tbs firsr,,n rrn
! oir the +r,cL and avn st.en Jecl;v;tv of
! ohout Joao foat TIE o,,,;no.r iumpai- oil
ana hrolxe hi. ieg md sayer,l of his ribs
h,. tho frnran ro,,a;,,oa ~, boor, anJ
ro,Ia +br,noh yyitbout ;n;nr,. tho apa;ne
| kaen;rl, r;s,ht s;1n nm viii care
II. NJ Mccartney has been elected Wee
| President OF the FIRST National bank ol
| Spokane. The capital stock OF the bank
has been increased from $30,O0o to $40, COG