Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-09-16

o"o'.-,ooteo ana Large insteps, whereby W,
are able to guarantee . fit. Come and ex
anime our gents fine Dress Boots a "a 90
I A. DAMAS.
What's the reason whyg The Cutie
Whiskey for sale at the Palace Saloon i
still taking the lead.
For SALE.-J D. Kester has number o
work horses and second hand harness an,
wagons for sale. Anyone wishing to pur
chase should call on him.
ANY lady contemplating purchasing
Cloak this season should, in justice to her
self inspect the handsome stock of thes
goods at j. Alexander's, who without dou BIT
leads in this line Of goods. A word to n,
wise is sufficient.
R, II. Barton, of Moscow, gave us a cal
on Sunday last. He announces himself !,
tins issue as candidate for the Office %
sheriff, subject to the action OF the repub,i
can convention. Mr.. b. is a man full,
competent to I'll the position.
John Higgins, If Mt. Idaho, came down
on Saturday last and says he has lust re
turned from prospecting trip on the South
fork OF Clearwater. and has good d,gcinys
which he contemplates working in tn.
spring.
Mast RS Burke Binnard and Henry t,ros.
ten, of this city left on Tuesday for Port.
land, where they are to enter the CONNER.
ciai school IN that city and rem4in year
Mr.. Z. Grostein accompanied them from
here.
There Is some talk in this vicinity of Civ
'ns iair here mex. year and we think it il
move in the right direction. The coun.
try IS perfectly able to give good fair and
1T will be of large beneft to ali, both in adj.
vertls'ng our produce and stock ana giving
encouragement 10 farmers and stock .raisers
Mr.. S. d. Oylear, of the Little Potlstch
lett sample of wheat with us last week
that was grown on his place this season
IL Is the Oregon white winter wheat. and
yielded b bushels to the acre, andis of a
large and sound cornel, was fall sown. and
clearly shows thai fall sown grain is the
most profitable in this country for the farmer
POLITICAL SPEAKING-THE BALL OPENS.
ten. Geo. Roberts, OF Alturas county.
ldaho, viii speak in Lewiston on the 23ru
ct this month, it favor of the election of the
Hon Fred i. Dubois to congress. Zen
R"l t. was three times elected Attorne,
General of Il state of Nebraska, is an abe
law .er and most eloquent orator. He will
doubtless attract large audience.
MIR. l.. Wiggin and family, and J. Weis
gerber, OF this city, made trim to Lake
Waha on Saturday and returned on Monday
last. We acknowledge receipt of the finest
lot OF trout we have seen this season. pre-
sented to us by Mr. w, they were all Of
large size, one ofthem weighing half a pound
caught by Lott. They report the fishiu
good at The Lake.
The following county ticket was selected
by the democrats. in convention, at Asotin
W. r.. on Saturday, SEPT, II: Auditor
Z. q, Morey; Probate Judge, j. L Vinson
Treasurer. j. O'keefe; Assessor. j. A
eissenfels; Commissioners, Nj. Scully
W. G. Wick, A, Wilton; Surveyor, Lar
tigue; Sheep commissioner, Richard Pat
terson; Sheriff, E. r. Routh; Coroner
James Robinson. Mrs. Sarah Morrill, was en-
dorsed by the convention as school super
intendent.
Dr. S, Harmon. Gculist and Op:ican, from
St. Pe!c:sburg. Russia, is now canvassins
Oregon, establishing q reputation among it
people preparatory to m.king n pernancn
office on this coast. I take pleasure in certyfy
ing that have read DR.. s. Harmon's testmo
NAL letters. which have been sworn to b, tn,
writers on this coast before notaries public, an,
bolicve the gentleman to be all he prof sson
ally claims to be, aud cheerfuliy recommend
him to the Oregon public. ED. SPARROW
y r. Chronicle. San Francisco, Cal
The lecture of P H. Winston, ESQ.,. or
Friday evening last, was attended by .bou
GO or 70 persons who listened very atten
lively aud seemed much interested. H,
gave the mode of life of the people, botl
rich and poor, of north Carolina, and tn.
people of the South, generally, before. dur
lug and after the war, and the ease and lux
ury in which they lived befrre the war anc
thu privations they endured before the con
test closed, and the fortituic and patience
with which they met these privatians TIL.
lecture was well worth e attention Of 8
much larger an1ipnre WHO wnud have beer
both amused and instruct d
Doctors Webb, Watt, aud Stonher,er
performed a surgical operation last Monday.
on the person Of Dolly " and, iaue hrer OF
NJ, L. Ward, of Big P,tlatch, to remove the
contests Of a large Pelvic ahcess. which had
bean neglected for 50 hon. hat the pus had
hecome very offensive and so hck that i,
would nat flaw thr,ug a canula or any or.
't'nary opening. The lady is in a very cri.,
cal condition AMI little hope is entertained
of her recovery. Something like one hal.
gallon of thick, green and cheesy pus y a,
removed and the pus cavity washed out
She seems to re improving some DR.
Webb remained in attendance and what hi.
skill and attention can accomplish, will
the careful attention OF loving friends vii
be done.
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.-IN
TERESfS ALL NO doubt my reader
will receive the following announcement
with much pleasure aud satisfaction. tn
steamer 10 drrice tom rroW will bring for M
| a complete assortment of choice grocerie
and provisions. embracing all Of the stapl
and fancy goods in my line. together will
such dellcasies that eau be found only a
first class establishments, whilst do no
boast of offering great bargains, can assur
my patrons that my prices will always be a
low as the lowest and the quality the hes
to be found in the commercial center. Fai
square dealing and gentlen,anly attention t.
customers will a ways be adhered to. Fres
fish aud oysters will be received regularly a
soon as the weather permits. Respectfully
yours, NJ. J. GREENBURG,
Death OF 6amual Parker. of Salen