Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-10-14

Candidate for Congress
HON. JOHN HALEY.
Races are over. and horses gone.
Tho rivers are gradually on the r,ise.
Election 10 three weeks from next Tuesday.
The county comm issioners are now in session.
WAT hES.-Geo. II. Lake is agent for h,
celebrated Rockford Watches,
Gloves and grapes do mt go we'll together,
especially when you are called to feed.
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J. Alexander returned from below on
Monday.
Fine Winter Pears for sale by
A. Quack enbush.
Prairie on Tuesday.
Mrs C. C. Bunnell returned from Oregon
on Tuesdays boat.
Mr.. T. z. Miller. of Genesee, gave us a
friendly call on Monday last.
A Light skff of snow was visible on the
high points near here on Saturday last.
Charles Wood and Mr.. Fox from Grange-
vile took in the races in this city last week
Commissioners Spurbeck, hoffman and
McGregor, are in attendance as the county
court.
Six four horse teams came down from
Camas Prairie on Monday, loaded with
wheat.
J.P Vollmer and family. who have been
east for the past four months returned on
Friday last.
The mail from the Asotin arrives now =
two P. NJ, and leaves again the same day
At three p. NJ.
Lieut.. Muhlenburg arrived here on Fri
day from Omaha, where his company has
been stationed.
Johnny Knifong and c. Lieua!en, of
Moscow. have been in town several days
during the past week.
F. z. Jerome. Of this city, received by
Fridays steamer a new cutter for the CON-
ing winter use. 1t is daisy.
Mr.. F. Cook made a trip to Mt. Idaho
last week and returned with his family, aud
have permanently located here.
L. P. Brown, John Rice and James Odle,
OF Mt. Idaho. came down on Friday last
and remained in town several days.
Mr.. Thompson came down from SHELLS
saw mill on Monday and says that straw.
berries are in blossom in that section.
John Fix Of this CITY, h.s moved into
his new dwelling on the south side of Main
street in the lot Of DR. NJ. a. Kelly.
Winter is gradually crawling upon MS and
the Palace Saloon keeps the A No. Cutter
Whiskey for sale for II bit" glass.
NJ. NJ. Williams returned from Portland
on Monday. where he purchased new stock
Of furniture. which will soon arrive.
Clincher. the race horse. is to be raffl II
twenty-five chances, at S. q chance.
Those who have tickets printed for the
coming election should read and understand
the law wellin regard to size of ticket
A Girl wanted to do general house work
Good wages. Enquire at the family grnc, ry
store Of NJ. j. Grcen5urg or at residence.
p. H. Winston, register, laft on Monday
to attend court in the Occur d'Alene
country. He will be absent several DAYS.
A water spout burst on the Clearwater
hill on Saturday last aud caused the road to
bs.washed out considerably in some places
We are sorry to note that gu, oil friend
james Kearney has been conine' to his
homo for tn, past two weeks, with sickness
The trntting race that took place on
Thursday last. was won W "Orient" the
Camas Prairie horse, owned by Mr.
Hartman.
Two Of the largest squashes we have seen
E were brought into town on Monday from
the Asotin country. one of them weighed
l65 pounds.
The band has added one more new ir.
strumeut to their band, which is trombone
aud Is PLAYED by Leslie Thompson. 1t ar
rived on Monday.
The democratic convention which met a,
Bellevue. by endorsing John Hailev's record
in congress, and renominated him, re-en-
dorse annexation in their platform.
NV. Poe and VIM Undertake returned
from their hunt in the Craig mountains, on
Monday last They hal fair success. kill
ing several deer and some small game
can recommend DR.. S. Harmon as
being all he claims; having observed hi:
Treatment Of the eve in many difficult cases
ID. s. DENT, druggist.
Lewiston. Oct. 9, 1856.
II you are still for annexation, which W.
know the majority are. then cast vour vo
Tor John HALEY for Congress. His recor
shows that he has done more and we ar,
satisfied will do more than his opponent fol
this cause
CARP.-I will draw my carp pond of
on Saturday. Oct %. and all those wish
lag to get carp to stock their ponds with
will have to be there on that day.
I-Zw j. p. STEVENS.
CALL.-The Democratic Central com
mittee are requested to meet at the place o
business of J. B. Menomy in this city OF
Tuesdsy. Oct. 10, at o'clock, p. M.
J. B. MENOMY, chairman,
H. B. BLAKE. secretary.
Mr.. J. Eads. of this city, presented u,
with sample Of potatoes raised on b..
paaee ia this CITY, without irrigation, that i.
The largest we have seen grown on the fat
They were the Snowflake and . blue
variety.