Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-18

A good Spring Wagon or Hack for sale
cheap, or will trade TO: country produce
Enquire at M. j. Greenburg's Grocery
| Stole.
b. F. Morris returned from below last
week, en- route for Camas Prairie He
brought with him an enormous Norman and
purcheon stallion.
Jake Reibolt passed through town last
week from st Louis, where he has been
visiting for tine past few months. He was
en- route for Warrens.
I have been faithfully promising a supply of
Fresh Fish from Portland by to morrow's
steamer. BE on hand half an hour after the
| whistle blows. j. NJ. GREENBUHG.
The Quasi Bros, two German musicians
living near this city, have instituted the ar
| rest OF two men Oh the Alpowai, for malici-
ously killing their stock.
Mrs. Wavlanu, an experienced teacher in
| graded schools in the east, has been engaged
as teacher in the primary department Of the
public school in this city.
THEREBY ANNOUNCE that I will meet
! any pric" in my line of goods that Nay be made
nv any selling out scheme in Lewiston Facts
| and no fiction. M. J. GkEENBURG.
7. 8. Chapman and wife. mother and
father OF J. l.. and L. Chapman, of this city,
| arrived by last steamer from Wisconsin.
They will III the future make this city their
| home.
Harry Kettenbachs team took fright one
| day last week and sped pretty lively for
several blocks. winding up in very deep
| rut on the bank of Clear water, demolishing
| the wagon badly.
| Some unknown ''loppy" tried to scare
| the sound sleepers one night last week by
| the firing off of pistol. Officers were in
pursuit, but he made his escape over the
hill south of town.
! Two of our 'wav-up" citizens INDUCED in
an alteration on Tuesday evening, and our
marshal thought thay went leetle too far,
and they were brought before the recorder
and each fined SIl.
REMEMBER am prepared tn do general
| wholesale business in Groceries. Provisions, CT.
| gnrs. Tobacces. Tropical and Local Fruit and
| Confectionery. Interview me for quality and
price. NJ. J. GREENBURG.
The new dressmakers, Mrs. Merrill and
the Misses Stettins. occupying a portion of
Mrs. Whites milliner shop, are doing an
enormous lot OF work. and it is said that
they are giving grand satisfaction.
Messrs l. C. Hattahaugh, Fl. Squier, l..
Wiggin s G. Isanan and W. b: Cooper,
Of the Odd Fellows lodge. of this city, went
to Asotin City last week to take part in the
exercises of instituting lodge at that place
SEEDS.-Seeds for the garden seeds for
grass Of every known variety. and in any guam
| l. r. A.
can White Ash. Sugar Maple and Box Elder.
also Oni"n sets in large quantity. Save your
money by buying seeds of Greenburg.
Grostein 4 Binnnrd have finished moving
their immense stock from their old store to
the one on the opposite side. and the Old
brick structure is nearly torn to the ground
Constr uction on the new one will soon com
| mence.
TEA BUDS. Drink Gle-nbure's delicious
Tea Bulls A choice quality of select Japan
Tea. For flavor and strength equal to
Dallan Tea, put up in rfection canisters
and warranted to CIV universal satisfaction
at SO cents per 10 can. Try it.
TO RENT. The dwelling formerly
owned and occupied by Granpa Hutchings,
is now for rect at reasonable terms. The
|
the rent For further particulars enquire
of DR.. j. B Morris t his office, Lewiston
Idaho
/ At about five o'clock Thursday evening
the fire hell was rung and the Lewiston
Hook ard Ladder company quickly re-
sponded to the cali. and were soon to the
scene of action. The fire took place in the
saloon of u. P. Jerome's. on Second street,
catching in the s;ove-pipe. No damage
was done. more than scorching the ceiling
and walls Of the building.
Mrs. Reese Of Ohio, lett her home about
the l4th of this mouth for a trip through
this part of the country. in the interests of
the W.. c T. U. She is expected to visit
lewiston, Asotin City and Anatone. She
will come by the way Of Colfax, Pullman.
| Moscow aud Genesce. and We hope tn have
her with us ut least over one Sabbath.
Definite dates will be given as soou as they
can be accertaind.
! On Friday last while Mr. Ed. Pearcv was
driving his one horse vehicle off the ferry
boat on the opposite side of Snake river. the
horse became frightened and shved off the
boat into the river where the water was verv
deep. Every available means were used to
save the animal, but he gave few yells and
went under the boat. cart and all. He was
found, dead hitched to the cart about one
mile down the river.
We have been told that some who secret.
ly oppose going TO Washington on account
of woman stuff age, and yet IS friends OF
Haley and discouraging their friends from
saying anything openly against annexation
at this time lest 1t injure Haley. We are
ashamed that Any citizen of North Idaho il
willing to hold such c:andestiue opinions,
and they cannot be warm friends of HALEY
sAMPLEs.-M. J. Grcenburg has just re
ceived his samples for mems wear, and an e'e
giant faFhion plate for the Spring and Summer
of 1886. from Browning. King l. Co.. N. Y
He is prepared t" take orders for clothing al
, nearly ready made trices the stores. He al
SO represents the well known shirt factory. tx
celsior of Chicago. taking orders or measure;
for the hest white shirt made to special orde'
for 81 80 each If you desire a comfortable
fit call on him
Letters have been received in this city,
stating that Fl. c. Savage, Of Warrens, who
has been on the South Fork Of Salmon
river during the past winter. in company
with man called Bismarck. has been mis-
sing for several weeks and his companion is
now under arrest at Narrens. being suspect
ell Of numbering Savage. The body had
not been found when the express left on
March 9th Savage had been residing in
that vicinity since 1874. The house Of
Flot k Sing Hung 4 Co, was burned on the
morning Of the 5th Loss $4,000.
CAPTURE AND ExAMINATIoN.-Albe
Sedlev, better known us Dutch Albert
the man who m de his way to the till il