Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-11-19

WAT uES.-tep' II. Lake Is agent iUr fDo
celebrated Rockford Watches.
There was only one string and she pulled
so strong it broke, and great was the iall. etc.
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See the New Goods at Isaman Il Co.
l.. Stannus family returned from their
triple c;sc:., o:. Monday.
WANTED A girl to do general house
work, enquire OF l.. Baird.
The Hotel DeFrance has been repaint
ed, and much improved in looks.
U. s. Attorney, Hawey, arrived on
Monday. and is attending pm court.
The King of Burmah has issued an order
that all Englishmen be externiaateJ.
j. NJ Howe has changed his law Office
to Vollmer's brick, I'd floor opposite the
land office.
Isaman 4 Co. are receiving the largest and
most complete stock Of Holiday Goods ever
shipped to Idaho.
Three hundred men left Portland on the
18th for tn. front to work on The Cascade
branch of the n. p.
On the 10Th the city of Galveston was
burned to the extent of destroying 1000
600 worth OF property.
Burglarics are quite prevalent in Wa!a
Walia The Taiou calls the operators
s'midnight mechanics"
J.T Wilsey of Gonessee. l. T.. bought
town property last week in Genessec to the
amount of $1,000.
The Orego' ian's charges against Ex-Sena-
tor Mitchell were riplied to by Mitchell
in the Portland Neies of the 18th.
Is there any reason why you should not
step into the Palace Saloon and try the y
No. Gutter Wh,skey?
The American Bark. Hope, was burned
to the waters edge on Nov. II. at Port
Townsend W. T.
The sisters school at Uniontown will soon
be ready for occupancy 1t is a beautiful
and convenient structure
Frank Parker of the Siattsmaa came to
Lewiston on Monday and interviewed his
acquaintance here and gave us a call
Martin Maulie. proprietor of the Union
town Hotel. proposes building a large al
dition to his present house.
Special agent Caldwell Of the land of ce
has been here during the past week OK.
aiming into the land office matters.
At St. Louis on the 18th of November,
Maxwell, who was indicted for the killing
of Preller, entered his plea of mot guilty
Mrs. Spencer, wife of the editor OF the
Cheney Sentinel suicided by taking
strychninc. Nocause assigned for the deed
The French population of Montreal are
very Indignant at the execution Of Rel, and
pronounce it judicial murder.
The town is full of non-resi,ents of the
place. who ar. called here as litigsnts,
jurors and witnesses, during the sitting of
the court.
Notwithstanding some stormy weather,
much wheat has continued to accumulate
III the warehouses III this town during the
week past
The Union alleges that W. G. Langfori's
claim at Lapwai, covers the Military res
ervation. This is not So 1t covers the
Indian Agency at Lapwai.
Fifty two blocks were swept away by the
late fire 1T Galveston; and 900 families
rendered homeless. $780, 600 were contribut-
ed for the sufferers.
WANTED A girl to do general house.
work; must be neat and understand wash
ing and ironing. Apply to A, Levy Gen
esee Idaho.
d.: Wing, Of Albina, on the 18th in
stead OF stabbng beef, stabbed man
named Leimer in the neck aud killed him,
all about little meat for Leimer's dog.
Attorneys, N. T. Cation, r. Williams, F.
Ganahl, w. II. McKeru, w. Sweet, j. c
Elder, Mr.. Doolittle and Mr.. Ellsworth are
here from abroad attending court
Ill
passed through town on Tuesday. Ell route
TO the pcnitentiary, with Hutchins, sen.
fenced to seven years for horse stealing
A bill is before the Oregon legislature to
appropriate money for the erection of a
monument tn the memory of the late Hon
). w. Nesmith. Oregon owes this to his
memory.
Capt. A. J. Brownlee reports to the
1akma Signal survey has been made of
Priests Rapids and that comparatively
small sum of monv expended will make the
rapids easy OF navig 'tion by steamboats,.
"A man named G. w. Todd was founl
dead, in his cabin IN Pioneer Gulch. near
Florence. l. T.. last week; supposed to have
beeu dead eight or ten days. Cause I'M
known.
The territorial grand jury for this county.
was empanelled and sworn On Monday. with
Henry Mct;regor as foreman. The q 8.
grand jury for this district. was empannellea
and sworn on Tuesday with w. d. Robbins
as foreman.
The people of Olympia protested against
the assembling of Chinese acitators in that
townsfrom other towns in Western Wash
ington on the oath inst, and promise them
no hospitality.
Judge Green of Seattle, delivered to the
grand jury, lately convened in that city. a
srrasterly charge relating to the duty of
~;itizens and their rights in time of political
and other excitements.