Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-30

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Finn, ]" for sale at Isarnan j. Cos.
Sot,a Al c.. &c N.. 81.
,,r;,oa j., ,,,... -, Sat,,rls, 90. s,at'on
that hs h.a nnreha,aJ H.. h.,s ;,'. so.u US
!. c.. ri. ..' ~. "', .''efrse VI
mining claim, nav;ng sGon ''"s s''"S
r''s WV
Hexter. of Warre,s a.r;,sa i, 80,
Saturday last, He saws that the cam, !.
logging along in its psnal nrosnerons u,avs
and that the bows are ali in Good sn;r;.
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n. "A. Wheeler, OF the alpowai, gave Lew
istoh eau TINS week. lie has been suffer-
months bu. WE ,,leased 4, note that he :
now able Ia be abont a,,d atteod - hus;rsss
u. +. Dau, who has carried on the saloon
business IN this city fer the past four or five
years. closed out his place Ut business on
Friday last, and departed on Saturdays
steamer TOR Eiiensburg, w: l., where he
Mr: .. bnnarc and wite arrived IN town
on Monday from Colfax. they brought
Win them the remains OF their daughter, ne
becca, aged Years, VINO died OF rheumatic
fever after an illness OF days. She was
buried here ON Monday afternoon.
Mr. Stencil and wife lava bv Satnr-
davis steamer for San Fraurisco Mr.. s.
has efficiently acted as one Of Groste;u a.
Binnard's heal clerks for the past two years
an'l was much esteemed by all as sales
man and gentleman. Success in the new
held.
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\ A ere h-oke on. II, tho residence # Mrs.
Eor,,nn m Idaho street on Tuesday after.
noo, hut was so,n ext;nonisbed nv the
s.hoal hoys The Uook AMI Ladder com.
NAV wss ,,ro,nntIv on hand. Int the fire
."y =, s,,,a, e a;sts,ee ths,, ware rnab,e =,
ra.cp ,ha sco,e IN .fter Tho fire was mt
o,,t payertheless thev made yool time.
| The ground is getting very dry, and
spring sown wheat m many cases has not
ap go, y 49, ,o,lo,v ,na sicily W.
,''n1 IT, ,,,el,I,, E,u Gown wheat lo,l, 9
LII H. ha,,;n, -, s,,,lna III. crnprJ that
tha H., ,.s.,{or has nnt ;n;n,ed II to anv
800 xtsnt h,t tb;s also nceds rain and
n;u show mis- need surely before long. ca.
nsc;,llv ON fields along na river.
A private correspondent from Viola Ut
date the 10Th, lays: ~ IT don - ram
d"st ,nJ ,shasMThsre Is n laroe acrea "a al
Grain so,vn this wear. hur little of which
r. s,,.,,,1, a,t IS tha oro,,a yo+ Mn
ora 60 ste IF i, n,o,n,asns af.er on,rty :
| san,a,S7 Gra n.cureJ hare AVID d.magoJ
r,,, snha,l ho,so s,n,a,nhat and HAD ,nt
bai,, Laen near II wm,ln have gope nm in
w., M {. ,,,s.
| On Tuesday morning il was discovered by
| John Manning that the steam saw-mill
the boom, five miles east of town on Clear
water. had been DESTROYED by fire some
time during the night No one seems ia
Emo" oy wna' means IL caus"e hre' ai'"'"s.
~ IS suppose" 'n"' ~ e""sn. iio.' So',,o o..
uusS .ua' my "e'o az, ~.
nay os'oie III ..ie '.'''' '"'"' -'' ''"'A'
Slow uo insurance
CouSTY PROPERTY Judge Pa ker, WHO
has lust returned from Colfax and palouse
City informs us that he has succeeded in or
tanning 4 warrant title to the partlclar lot OF
land iying in Eden Valley, ". T., known
as the Ca!lison place, for Nez Perce county.
II was transferred by q series of negotiation
| in linurlate of the forfeited recognancc OF
one Dave Boyce. 1t is valued with i'm.
provetnents at one thousand dollars.
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\. NJ. DaVls' ISL rom we ooeuro Aie"e
Is IN town To DC present at Tao .riai "a az
inJuuctioh sun III leiaeiou 70 "hter W pt
aseu III Dseam uu.ah' n IT. Daais rs uiS
dreamer wlo oraa,n'u wv VIZ discovery o.
rich. and one or two very rich quartz lead
cross near the hea'i OF the galch; I" speci
men from one OF taem shows MUCH golo
which is coarse. Mr.. D. tells US he was II
the Elk City DIET let IN ISbS. Inc mi nc