Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-09
CITY 10 r EDITORS.
CITY JoT .

Geo. H. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 77-f
Eggs are cheap.
Rivers are on the swell.
Weather has been warm.
Crops are needing rain,
A word to the wise ought 10 be sufficient.
She says she never goes back on her promise.
Wheat is being taken away fron, this point
very fast.
Lewiston's musical corps 6epart to morrow
for Pomeroy.
"Father-IIubbards" are beginning to float
with the breeze.
Three rivals hearts are made sad by the fair
maidens departure.
mid night stroll and he rot the slipper in
stead of the nit en-.
II you receive postal card this week be
sure and answer it.
WATCHES. --Teo. II. Lake is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches.
She said she had the cramps; we wonder
how often she is subject to them.
1t is said that one of our young ladies awoke
out Of a sound sleep at midnight recently, and
said, ''oh GEAR, have got the blues So bad r.
great many of our young falss are leaving
town. Spring has the grass is green
and they expect to make hay While the sun
shines.
She got badly LETT after being invited to 90
riding in the country and whit for few days,
she arose latter attending n ball the Right pre-
vious) at the early hour Of six CLOCK, pre-
pared and ready to start ; but he drove around
shortly with another young lady in the vehicle
and had the 'brasso to tell her that there
would not be room for her.
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Robt. Smith, returned pn the steamer on
Monday.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
VIM Corum came down from Camas Prai
rie yesterday.
They talk now of making France again a
monarchy.
NJ Alexander OF Unidntown, gave the
city visit this week.
The steamer arrived On Monday wish
passengers and freight.
j. Kanaly, hotel keeper in Moscow, gave
our city call this week.
Josh Fockler of Slate Greek, has been in
town on business trip this week.
J. w. Knifong and John Hazard left last
week for the Occur d'Alene mines.
Granpa Hutchns. who was injured sone
time ago by fall, is again able to be about
The A mol Cutter Whisky is good for
medicinal purposes, for sale at the Palace
saloon
w. Scott, OF the firm Of Vollner g. Co
of Mt. Idaho, gave Lewiston a pleasant call
this week.
Miss Ida Gordon left this week for Gen
esee, where she has accepted q position to
teach school.
A. Friedenrich. of the firm Of Alexander
i Friedenrich, of Grsngayille, was in the
city this week.
Several of the cross walks in the Main
street should be fixed before some animal is
badly crippled.
Everything in the hardware line just re-
ceived Bunnells, and you can get them at
bedrock. prices.
WIN. Dent, who was cut by Wyncoop
some time ago has so far recovered as to be
able to set up again.
The crickets, we learn, have commenced
their ravage upon some fields Of growing
gram east of this city.
Mr.. d. f. Dau is about to close out his
business in this city and open in Ellensbur,
Washington Territory.
&C. Bunnell has Just received large
shipment of barbed wire that he offers for
sale at reasonable rates.
Ike Gravel came up On the steamer on
FRIDAY last, and will engage in packing from
here during the coming summer.
Fifty-sx trout were caught in The north
fork OF Clearwater last week. the aggregate
weight OF which was sixty-three pounds.
Messrs. S. G.. Isaman, Leslie Thompsons
W. b. Cooper and c. f. Thatcher were quite
successful in fishing in Hatwai on Saturday,
We have received long communication
signed by the officers of the Y. NJ. and W.
q. A., which was crowded out till next week
VIM. Caldwell sold three hundred head
OF horses last week to Oscar V. Porter, at
fair figure. Mr. z will soon drive to Da-
kotA.
New goods have been constantly arriving
at the hardware store of &. c. Bunnell by
every steamer. Step in and examine his
fine new stock
Messrs. Shaw, Hedget, Schleicher and
sneriI Lameroh took trip to Lake Waha
last Saturday and caught upwards Of aoo
fine lake trout.
A. Benson. and Grostein 8 Binnari have
got their rigging all strung out ready to go
to packing us soon as the roads into the dit.
ferent camps will permit.
Aaron F. ParkeY, formerly of this city.
arrived from Walla Walla on Monday last
He informed us that he would soon try the
f'oeur d'Alene mines again
The time of mails arriving at Lewiston
VIII remain the same as now until the first
Of next month, aud not change at present
IS we stated they would last week.
DrED Near Coifax, w. 7. March :slst
of consumption. c. b. Miller. aged "a years
months and days. MIR. NJ. was bro.h.
er Of Mrs. 1. c. Haitaba4ch, Of this civ.
Mai. Mench has retarn ia from ST. Idaho
anu .'rnngesilfc whittier he went IN the IN
keIest OF ths a. Q. U. W. We learn that
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