Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-01-22

in the eastern markets We learn that As
cents is being offered in the Lewiston mar
ket for good clean wheat in sacks delivered
on boat.
l. S. Weller, Esq. of the firm Of Bnnard
& Weller, Mt Idaho, arrived in the city on
Tuesday last, accompanied by his wife. They
will make short visit here and then return
their home.
Notice is hereby given that all parties in
debted to c. K, Allen, that they call at j.
AlcXander's and settle all accounts imme-
liately. l5-lm c. r. ALLEN.
Lewiston, Idaho, Jan. IA, 1855.
Judge Buck seeing no chance to get
through to Boise City on account of the
blockade, has made up his mind to telegraph
rthat he will not be in attendance at the
term of the supreme court.
The young ladies of the Methodist Collie
giate Institute fell into the good graces of
Jack Fisler last Saturday and he took them
sleigh riding. They nade!quite an imposing
appearance.
The A No. ! Cutter Whiskey has "taken
the lake" during the cold weather. because
1t is good hot, cold or anyway you may take
| it. Famres use 1t, and 1t is for sale at the
| Palace Saloon.
The largest beef that has ever been killed
in this market was butch-red and placed in
Clndining 4 Dubuc's shop in this city last
week. 1t was four years old and weighed
1874 pounds. Beat it if you can.
There is no predicting with any certainty
the time when the navigation of the Snake
river by steamers will be resumed and peo
pie who have goods below and produce to
ship will have to patiently await events.
A social hop will be given in the Grostcn
4 Binnard Hall on Friday evening, Jan. 30.
A large attendance is expected and a gener-
al good time will be had. a cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all. Tickets without
supper, 81 so.
The Idaho Register of the 18th of Jan.
complains that members elect to the legisla-
J ture, whom that paper helped to elect, have
never sent them copy Of any of the bills
before that body. The Register man is not
alone among the editors of the territory.
, The Walla Wala Union of the 2Oih, says
"The Baker City branch is reported to be
blockaded by heavy SHOWS on the eastern
slope Of the Blue mountains near Union
Union is at the eastern end of Grand Ronde
T valley. If that is all the blockade it ought
to have been opened.
The reported case OF small pox at HINT
ington was misjudged case. The patient
was accustomed to erysipelas, ;nl he was
removed to distance from the place, and
/ was neglected in treatment and died. We
are Informed that the father will sue the
company for neglect.
The miles belonging to A. Benson and
t Grostcn & Binnard have, SO far wintered
well on the opposite side of Snake river in
Dry Hollow. They have already fed out
considerable grain, and unless u chinook
T. visits here soon they will have to feed out
! much more. Several have rolled.
In Warren N. Y, Dec. 10, woman
shot her husband, and then with tho aid of
a nephew, aged IA, chopped off his head,
and attempted to burn it in the stove, and
did burn it. and boiled the flesh of the body
and gave it to the hogs, aud burned the
bones to ashes and buried them in 4 swamp
The Dayton Chronicle has an article on
II the character of James Reuben for fidelity to
the government in the time Of the Nez
q Perez troubles in which he takes the same
views with the TELLER. The editor of the
Chronicle was with Reuben much in the
t war and personally knowing 10 some OF his
conduct.
'
months past lady salesman in the store of
!, j. P. Voilmer & Co., in this city, and won
the esteem OF all their customers for her at
tention and lady like department, leave to-
d day for Colfax, where she proposes to take
a vacation for while She has the wishes
:. of a host of friends she has made while here.
We have advices that delegate Brent.
), and Singiser before the holidays went be.
- g. ~ IA ttna nf tan 10 fbo
admission bill, and senator Patt agreed t.
< call the matter up early after recess, and he
&c gave notice to that effect. The opinion wa;
EXPIRE sed that the bill would pass the sen
ate but that in the house the matter was IL
=. doubt
The Asotin SsdtiaM says the House com
=. mittec have made favorable report upon the
~ bill for the payment of the Nez Perez Indian
u war claims. We have not met the item il
any of our exchanges, but presume the Se'
as tinat has authority for so saying, as we cat
,g see no good reason for holding out fals'
hope for this class of claimants, who are 81
numerous in this section of county
,d TAKE NOTICE is the matte
,. don't You want any more pictures! 70,
will find me at my old stand, first doc
ne north IF Universalist church, better pre-
'e pared than ever to do you first class work
can make pictures in any kind of weather
Az shall spare no pains to please you. Fin
st, photographs speciality. j, W. RlGGS
Is Photographer
e, Isaman's letter, which we publish, men
Id tons the passage by the legislature of a me
mortal to congress for the locating the Ne
Perez indians upon lands IN severaty upo
y the reservation and the disposal of the res
's' due to settlers in some form. 1t seems ha
the recommendation of the heads Of depart
AL ments now are favorable fer this action an
he the matter should be urged while the sent
Ia. ment of our leading men is rife for til
event.
he 1t is to be hoped that the Inter state con
of merce bill, which lately passed the HOUSE
will find friends enough in the Senate
pass it and that it may become law so IA
~ as to pre,eot the determinations and exto
~ tions by railroad companies. We deslr
Oh that all railroad companies be paid well b
the people for their enterprises but not crlI
on pie commerce, nor make the poor man pa
to more than the rich man for the same cla'
x OF commerce.
List of letters remaining in the post ot'i'
=, at Lewiston, Jan. IL, 1850:
in Barton J NJ Bush NJ