Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-10

III s~r to"o iots, oalt, Coai Ulls, Sugars, our
prices for which will be found in our price
list soon as arrived. A. DAMAS.
Angora Goat Skin Gloves for sale at J. p
Vollner s Co. s brick. They are the cheap.
est and the most durable. Try one pair Of
then and you will be convinced.
The case of the U. s. vsF. Holt. WIN.
Hawley, j. Cox and Others for taking an I.
d. steer was heard before Justice Vincent
on Monday, aud there being no evidence
the accused were discharged,
c. G. Bunnell is receiving bv every boat
new goods for his hardware store. He ia
determined not to be out done in his line Of
business. Drop into his brick establishment
and examine his immense stock.
Several teams started off during the mast
week for runaway but were checked be-
fore going far. If Transfers would take a
little more time and tie their horses before
leaving them they might save accidents.
VIA. Brown, and wife Of this city, left on
Mondays steamer, Mr.. B. will visit his rela.
tives in the east, and Mrs b. will remain il.
Salem with her mother. Mrs. j. b. Springer
who also lett on the same steamer, from here
The weather has become much cooler and
| stoves will soon have to be fred but if Won
| want to know what will keep you from
| catching cold just step into the Palace sa.
loon and get ''snifter' of the A. No. l
Cutter Whisky.
The balding formerly occupied by the
Lewiston National Bank is now being fitted
up by postmaster, Kress, for the post. flee.
Mr.. X. will also have his jeweler shop in
the front part. He will move in during the
coming week.
Several places on the grade up the hill on
the opposite side of Clearwater need fixing
BADLY, and the citizens here should see that
it is kept in good repair so the farmers can
haul their grain to the river with safety,
while the weather is dry.
Mr.. Osgood, gentleman who has been in
the Grand Ronde country purchasing cattle
tor an eastern company, passed through towr
on Saturday with baud of 240 head of fine
young cattle en- route for the railroad wher,
he will ship them to Miles City.
A large lot Of cinnamon left this place Oh
Tuesday last for the upper country; we ar,
informed that they will go as far as tn,
wire bridge on Salmon river and there builc
boats and proceed on up the river to som,
mining ground they have in view.
Z. Baird writes us from Butte under dat,
Aug. Goth that they arrived there on tn,
22nd and were laying over there doctorin,
some horses that were lame and he woult
move on in few days to Bozeman, TIL,
boys were all well and in good spirits.
On Thursday last while Allie Vincent wa
coming down the mountain near Lake Yah.
his left leg was caught by a stump that wa
in the road and badly famed, fortunately n,
bones were broken, but the injury will
cause him to be laid up for some days.
Geo. A Manning assistant commissions
from North Idaho, for New Orleans expo
sition wants farmers to send HIM samples O
all kinds Of grain and other products boil
in the ear and after being threshed Don
forget it as we want to make good show
ing for North Idaho.
The race track is being fitted up in goo,
: shape by VIM. Cox. There will be n
'hnmbuging" at these races and anyon
coming here from abroad will have fai
deal. The races and shooting will tax
place on Oct. Is. is and II. two days rae
ing and one day glass ball and shoot.
E. A. Rowley presented us with a peach
last week that was grown or hi, place i
tins city, that weighed ~ ounces and meas
, ured lOa inches In circumference. 1t wa
the first bearing Of the tree. Several othe
peaches were also on the tree, not so larp
but much larger than the usual peach
Next.
LAKE WAHA, Sept. S.-Rode up on TIL
mountain in wood wagon. Pretty roug
riding. We reached the altitude Of 3l7
feet, or ll75 above the lake. 1t being 900
r above sea level. Last eve DR.. Boston. tn
Misses Turner and their brother arrived an
remained till this afternoon Boston shot
grouse and a weasel this morning betor
break fast, and after breakfast they all wen
fishing and caught quite a string. al
some better.
The Lewiston Independent School re
opened on Monday last with % pupils i
the high school, f. NJ. Hedger, principal
! 30 pupils in the grammar department, Mis
II. Bean, teacher 81 pupils in the inferno
date department, Mrs Aklns. teacher
and 81 pupils in the primary department
Miss Kittie Thatcher, teacher Total nun
Der in the entire school. l2l. The aboy
. figures show the first day of the schoo
3 since which time number of scholars ha,
been added to each department..