Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
Oats for sale by A. QaackeLbush.


Mayor Menomy made Moscow short
visit last week.
The Democrat is promised power press
in few weeks.
Judge Wing has been spending the past
week on the Potlstch.
The steamer will make another trip to FIJI
Bluff ON Friday next.
Maxwell was found guilty of murder ii
the first degree.
Cal Hoe, of printing press fame, died
June It'll, in Italy.
second reading.
A. ]. Shaw and family are occupying the
dwelling Of J. NJ. Howe.
Miss Fanny Bardeen, of Genesce, is visit
ing friends in Walla Walla.
Quite heavy shower visited the country
south of us on Saturday last
JOHNNY Connolly of the Palouse, was in
the city during the past week.
John Rice aud Roger Morrisey were down
tins week from Camas Prairie.
The Lewis Collegiate Institute closed this
week for the summers vacation.
A. Benson left fer Warrens on Saturday
last to be absent about two weeks.
The cellar for Monkeys brick is done and
the rock foundation is being put up.
To RENT.-By A. Quackenbush, con-
venient and pleasant located dwelling house.
Mai. Binnard left for Mt. Idaho the fore
part Of this week. He will also 60 into Elk
City.
To RENT-A frstclass piano on rca.
sonable terms, enquire soon of j. M,
Howe. 35.tf
Mrs. II. Squier returned on Monday from
a one month visit to Portland and Walla
Walia.
Mr., Hines of the Pacific Christian adrocdtc
Of Portland, gave us friendly call on Tues
day last.
DR.. W. C. Cox Of Genesee, passed through
the city on Saturday last, en- route for
Portland.
The Fourth is near at hand and so is the
A No. Cutter Whiskey for sale at the Pal
ace Saloon.
Dan Dwight has resigned his position as
night watch and Ellis Church is watching
in his stead.
A social was given by the literary society
at the Lewis Collegiate Institute on Mon.
day evening.
Several RATS are ready to come down
the river and are expected here during the
coming week.
No celebration at Lewiston on the fourth
So several of tie committee say, and they
ought to know.
Tom. Beall, Dan. Dwight and Billy Rob.
inson will start in a few DAYS on prospect
ing tour through the mountains.
The Democrat SAYS Gov. Stevenson and
Attorney J. II. Hawley were to leave fol-
North Idaho on the 7thof June.
Mrs. Ida Walker. of Chico California,
daughter of D. d. Bunnell of this city, ar
rived by Tuesdays stage on visit.
Mrs. F. J. Edwards came up on Monday
from Snake river. where she has been visit
ing her mother for the past two weeks.
DIED.-At Westbrook, Me-, June 5, 1886
c. 8. Richie The deceased was tn,
father of Mrs. J. M. Howe, of this city.
J. C. Fislar, one OF our enterprising ex
pressman, has been lying quite i'll for thu
past two weeks with erysipelas, but is nov
improving.
John Stevens is again able to attend to hi
milk business, hut his ankle is yet yer,
lame from the fall he received, during tn
runaway last week.
The telephone (announced yesterday tina
Pennoyer was elected governor of Oregon OF
Monday, and most of the democratic stat
ticket was also elected.
DR.. G. A. Gay, Lewiston's popular den
fist. will start On professional tour throug
the Palouse country on or about June 10
and will remain one month.
The Genesee base ball club and Union
town boys met in match game ON the for
mer's ground on Sunday last, and the Gene
seenians came out thirteen runs ahead.
Are our streets the proper place to breal
wild horses! We emphatically answer il
the negative, and it should be looked afte
and dampered before some one is killed o
badly crippled.
The Walla Walla Journal. Of Tuesda!
eve., claims the election of the governor,
supreme judge and state printer on the dem
ocratic ticket. Herman, republican, electet
congressman, Mcbride, republican, elected
secretary Of state.