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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09

Jacob Nevemhra, alias 'the Russian hog"
was brought down on Tuesday night by
deputy shsritf Hamilton from Moscow, and
lodged in Jail. Charges preferred against
him are disorderly conduct and distur
bance OF the peace. He was given thirty
DAYS. Under sheriff Stranahan is in a query
to know what the Moscow people will send
them next; they have already sent them
Peacock AID Crow for safe keeping, and
now a hog.
A. A. Lieuallen who was indicted and
found guilty by the july Of perjury at the
term OF court year ago. and who was out
on bail await "a for sentence to be pro-
n"unce', and who jumped his bond of 500
and skipped. retnrued to this city on Mon
day to appear before the court now IN ses-
sion. W hat action will he taken we are
unable to give at this writing. Aai ''from
wheAce he comcth and whittier he goeth
we knoweth not "
HOLIDAY COOP. We offer a large vari
city of useful holiday gnoas that are easily sent
ty mai or express special attention is asked
to our silk, Satin Velvet and Wuoie Dir, -
goods. tIoaks. shaw 5, Gloves. Fans. Hibl' ns
Iii en table sets Curtains. etc.. also an end
less assortment Of silk ant Linen hsndkerchic :
Tor ladies and gents use all new and tue
mpst attractive patterns Seal US your ord +
AS early as p's.lh.y ULDS KING,
1856 First street Fortiand Oru
OFF FOR Boise Hons r. Larrimer,
ounciln,A.eleet from iIl' c,nntr. +, 4
Fem. assemblvnan- -lect FROM Idaho cnuu.
ty, and James Dellaven. assembly man-elect
from Nen Perez county, all depa.ted by
Tuesdays steamer for Boise CITY to attend
the fourteenth session of the Idaho legisla
ture. which convcnes at the capitol on Mon
day next. We presume that Hons. Watson,
councllman-elec from this county, and
Eiyea and Clancy, the other two assembly
meG-elect from this county DEF arted by
way OF Moscow.
Nor RIGHT There has been some dis
satisfaction manifested hy some OF our citl
zens, regarding the penur!ousness and indie
| pendence of our city brass band. This is
decidedly wrong step t" take, as it vii
lead to encouragement on the part of the
boys. We have never III any instance seel
where they have acted Independently, moi
shown any Illlberallty with their music. We
think they are restowing upon our little
city one # the greatest favuIs. Their livli
hood is not dependent upon this orsauza
ton, but to qui'e the contrary. they devot,
great deal of their time at practices an |
at different public occasions without receiv
ing one cent comp nsation. and urn in wha
little they do make into the treasury, b,
which means the institution is barely sup
ported. It's members are men OF position
IN the city, some Of them even our county
tiicials, and 1t IS an imposition to be con
tiuually throwing out lnsnuations aud slur'
on a party of young men who are STRIVING al
odd hours to make an organization of them
selves that any community should ties
proud of and encourage.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09

Geo. H. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. 7-7-u
Muddy streets.
Town full Of strangers.
Who sent her the TibOgganP
Lots Of sporting mon in town.
Court has commenced to grind.
See jacob Eichenberger's id" in another
eslumps
Saw amt you never going to return the man
The key to his barn?
Al There Get away Fl om that gate. What
horrible desth to die.
old '86 Is ON her last legs. Did you say
that you wanted to settle up?
wATcAES.-deo. II. Lake is agent for he
celebrated Rockford Watches.
"she never speaks as she passes by" but
she M axes her necx pop looking.
Considerable money that was bet on the cleo
ton has not yet been drawn down.
A modest youth was be.
lie kissed her finger tips;
She softly said: "Au me
Why was born with lips?"
"Op,y . Pansy Blossom" has turned her
toes 10 the sun, leaving large family of chill
dfsu to mourn her loss,
Hs said that he and his girl got away with
four oyster stews AMI chickea at one sitting
but then "he is something ut liar himself
Pay the man back his dollar. or the girls
will DO put on to the racket. Just In cy y"ur
self passing by a company Of young ladies'. fnd
they whispering in each others ears me Is
bought of for . DOLLAR"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09

The dispatches from Washington lo"k
favorable to the admission. Of Dakota and
~ ashingtou. II the Doiph bill for the
admission Of Washington passes without
amendment we will soon b. part OF
| " ash,ngton as . state Dou't cry ii both
come il. We will all jollify. To be
continued in another number.
| Jacnh G,eutz, well known throu shout
the country as Dutch Jake and nobody 3
darling" came down last week from the
Cueur d Alens miues. Mr. g is largely in.
terested in the Bunker Hill AMI Sullivan
lodges in that vicinity. which have been re-
fused for 81. 300. 600. We Acknowledge q
pleasant call from nim on Monday.
| DISTRICT CoURr-Ths December term 81
the district court, convened here on Tues
day last, his honor. Judge Norman Buck,
presiding. The cases docketed number
fifty four, eighteen If which are United
States cases. some Of them continued from
last tern. The IN st interesting feature
during this term. we presume will be ths
United States vs. l. N. ilibbs.
i Lewiston 10 to he favored with . cours,
Of three lectures during the present month
including one musical entertainment. Th'
first Of the series will be given this evening
at the NJ. Y. church at 1870 pm. Subject
Life iu In,lia." which promises to be ..
interesting lecture. season tickets. incla'l
ing the four. 81; slnyt- tickets Scots. nav
on sale at Isa,nAn's Drug store.
Judge Buck arrived by private convey
auce on Moaslay noon from Murray. wher'
be has been holding couri. His return va
very earnestly welcomed by large coz
course of jur"rs, lawyers and othsrs. VIII
have been here intransitu for several days
The judge. thou n quite msturesi in years
Dies mors .'courting" than any young maj
in laaho. After coart sdjeurns here. tn
judge takss HE departure for Boise City =
Attend The supreme eoart
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09

Photograph Albums in great variety. "ricee.
ranging from 81, to S25 In these We have
something new ami novel. with prices which
cannot be met On same qu ,tiiy OF goods.
lsANAN / Co
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09

ToMake room for our Spring and Sum.
mer goods soon expected, we offer Golden
e Sug at II cents, Coarse Salt at go Der
100 h. sacks,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Photograph Albums in great variety. PRICE,.
ranging from 81, to S25. In these We have
something new ami novel. with prices which
cannot be met On same qu .lity OF goods.
lsANAN L Co
Solid Silver Napkin Rings, Butter Knives.
Sugar Shells. Tea Sp rons at rock bottom prices
at Lakes. Engraving sree.
II you want oget the nest Wagon in the
market 90 to c. ID. Fleming. agent for
Frank Bros. Implement Go. Pitt
Ann stock of genuine Rogers Br,'s triple
patel HALVES. Forks and spoons at lower
prices than can be found elsewhere and en-
craving thrown in, at Lakes. iOti
A large Halls Safe, for sale very cheap
Enquire at this Office I5-tf
Clocks tloehs!. A big lot at Lake. jewelry
store.
Moore Whiskcv. We mean Jesse Moore. |
Go To u. X. Barnett for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
Buy the lroodbury' Fruit Jar. They
are the best. at j. z. Nollmer 4 Co. IS
Buy your Organs and Pianos of Thatcher
Morrison. aud Thereby save money aal
secure good instruments. Organs to rent.
The hes. assortment of clocks III Lewiston
eau be found at Geo. IL. Lakes. lO.t!.
MONEY TO LOAN. i am prepared to
neg"ti tc loans on real estate at a low rate
of III crest, =, ). ROGERS, S.tf
Office in Frank Bros Implement house
FuF SNLn--J. ID krster has a number Of
work horses and secoul han harness aud
wagons for sale. Anyone wishing to pur-
chase shp uld call on HIM.
| JUST RECEIVED-at Jno. p. Vollme
X Coz, 400 SUITS of Clothes which will be
sold at Eastern Prices. 40tf
Geo. w. Morrison has Sewing Machines
always ON hand for sale or rent. Sewing
| Machines in perfect ORDER from IS to $50
| VIII also furnish any part or attachment
| 2Y.tf
Brighton Range i, fest class. and the best
range in the world. Dunr eli has 1t
j. Alexander IS the sole agent for Cnnk
lings Celebrated Scalsi,in Glove 2l-tf
Don't forget to call at he Big Brick
Store, jno Z. Vollncr Il Co for Bargains
Fresh Lard for sale at the meat market of
Clndening Dubnc at 81 rs per ten pound
bucket. Al
Keep constantly on han Iron, Steel. Coal
Nails, Barb Wire, Lime. Plaster Hair and
Cement. JNo. 7. FoLLMER 4 Co. If
G. c. Bunnel has the finest assortment of
Hardware ever shipped to this market.
just step into his tine brick ard examine his
stock.
The best Wagon the best Farm Hack
Bnggies and Buck Bnarls manufactured
can be bought of c. d. Fleming, agent for
Frank Bros. Implement Co.. for less money
than al any other house in Idaho. z7-ti
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAYApND HOUSE.


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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09
Alfred Oanas
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Storage, forwarding and COM
mission agent
Money and goods advanced on
consignmcnts Of wool,
wheat, flax and hides,

We offer no bats. We have no goods at
cost ar below Following prices are guar
antced bona .fde. in such quantity and kind
usually needed, by Farmers, Ranchers or
Miners.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09

AAfAl latlpn. Good board can also be fur'
N ed apply at the Gem Restaurant, I
'3Gtf Mrs c. L. STEVENS j. Son. 4
NON,N tribe with any Throat or
INV Lung Disease. If you havo
a Cough or Cold, or tho children ere
threatened with Group or W hopping Cough,
use Acker's English EemcGy and prevent
further trouble. It is positive cure
and we guarantee 1t. rrico 10 and Coc
For sac Ivy J. Z. Monkey. Drug .ist, Le~iston.
Lttl.'s Eureka Spe ,itc. which has heco ne
50 popular end ,ffica i"us here FIR cars Of
coughs and colds has also become popular
family MEDICINE in Portland and Wei 'ty
AMI continues to-: grow into great favor
wherever tried for severe coughs aud colds.
The nn,lerei gnei has been appointed special
agent for Lewiston and surroundings aud
oifers that nfalible article at who esale and
retail.e No family should he without q hot
tie Of Littles Eureka Specific for sale at NJ.
J. Greenburg's. Lewiston.
LOSr.-A Hack dog. Of the Irish Setter
and Black Spaniel breed, seven months oil
medium size. hair inclined to curl. feet
| brown. long and dro ping tail. A liberal
reward will be paid for his delivery to me
or Information as to his whereabouts.
6.tf J. ". POE, Lewiston.
NOfICE.-Now is the time to have your
negatives taken for photographs Fine
| weather, beautiful clear atmosphere. eve'
| temperature. Everything that is desired Ia
producs fine pictures. / claim to do the
| finest work in Northern Idaho. Call and
examine my specimens bef,re going else
where and you will he convinced. Also
| Orlers taken for enlarged work. FiGr
Photographs aspeeinlty
J.W. RIGGS.
| Photographer. Lewiston, Ilaho.5.
| FURNITURE. We can suit you and
please you in price, style ami quality. No
trouble to show goods; all goods marked in
plain figures aud strictly one price We
cordially invite the public to call and exam.
find Us ever ready and willing to show you
through our stock, aud we won't talk you to
death while doing 30, nor force you to buy.
rs is customary, with some. All chairs set
up in workmau.like manner. and all tast
can be dnne to m AXE them everlasting.
49tf NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS. deviation, l. T.
UNDERWARE,-We make . speciality
Of all grades Of Underware for Ladi-s, Masses
Infants, men and boys. Th~se goods are
we'll male and relisble, and in . line ri
qualities 20 varied a. to meet the wants ol
all classes Of purchasers Having recently
secured several JOB LOTS OF underw ware q
nominal rates, we are now selling them d
less than cost Of manufacture. A thesl
goods cannot be replaced 1t former prices
those desiring them should order at an earl,
day.
OLnS 4 KING.
N-H 1888 First St. Portland; Oregon
IONA and reliable Medicines srs tho bes
NV todepend upon. Acker's Blood 81
ixir has bsen prescribed for ycars for all I'm
puritisso fthe Blood. lnevery foEmof Scroe
ulous eyphilitic or 4ercurial diseases, Il 1
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal
, For sals ~ J. Q. Asxlsy, essssiss. Lsvssu
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09
NJ M\g\< a slTsy: h n.ss

medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or M'rf'htne. but gives the Child 1nturI
ease Jron PUN. Price IS cents. Sold by
30 s.ox ey. Lewiston. Druggist Z.
Bunnell keeps full line of all kinds of
slaves. If you neel stove or house fu".
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron of assorted sizes for sale
cheap,
Any lady contemplating purchasing q
Cloak this season shoald, in justice to her.
self Inspect the handsome stock Of these
goods at Alexanler's, who without DOUBT,
leads in this line of goods. A word to the
wise is sufficient II.
Rings, Charms. Ear Rings. Necklaces.
sleeve Buttons, Gold Spcct cles and Eyeglasses
at prices that can't be beat ut Lakes. loft
engraving All kinds Of plain and fancy
Engraving d"ne with neatness and at short
uoice at the Jewery Store of q. II. Lake.
LEWISTON NURSERY. We are now
prepared to receiv. orders for Fruit Tres
ant Vines Order early for Fall planting.
Orders viii he promptly filled at any time.
Give us call AMI examine our trees and
prices before purchasing elexhere. Office
At nursery on s. g. Th"mpson place east
of town. j. II EVANS j. VESSELS. 4
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CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOT5.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-09
OLnS 4 KING,
1888 First ST. Portland. Oregon.

MA and reliable Medicines srs tho best
O todepend upon. Ackers Blood FL
ixir has bsen prescribed for ycars for allim.
uloua eyphilitic or Nsxcurisl diseases. itis
invaluable. For rheumatism, has no equal
Fur sals ~ J. Q. Asxlsys essssiss, Lsvsssss
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webster,s 7.h of March Speech.

Interview with Gov Van Zandt, of Rhode Island.
1.-THE unwilling of the statue Of Daniel Web
ster." said Mr. Van Zandt, Sat Concord last
week, calls to mind a story about him which
think has never seen its way into prirt. Both of
the parties concerned in it are now dead, and
do not suppose that it will do any harm to tell
the story. Dr. Samuel Kirkland Lothrop pastor
of the Bridle-street Church, where Webster used
to attend service. became one of that distin.
guished statesman's most intimate friends With
all of Websters rough manner of speaking at
times, he was at heart sincere believer in the
Christian religion. Yo1 know what an excite
mont there was IN New England over the slavery
question few years before the war broke out.
Before Mr. Webster delivered his celebrated 7th
of March speech it was expected by many of the
extreme Aboltionists in Massachusetts that he
would take strong grounds against slavery. Well,
he delivered his speech, and it was great disap-
pointment to many 1t should not have been to
any one who had followed Webster's utterances
on the subject carefully. Webster was con-
sentative man. and his speech of March was
perfectly consistent with his record. When he
went to Boston afterwards his reception was a
cold and cherries one. They refused to open
Faneui Hall to him to speak in. and treated him
outrageonsly. 1t was probably the means of
Fastening his death few months later. After
he had delivered his speech WEBSTER wrote his
friend DR.. Lothrop letter. The DOCTOR who
only died few weeks ago, frequently exhibited
the letter to me- 1t was very short, aud can
repeat it in full. 1t began, My dear DOCTOR and
then quoting from Lady Macbeth, II have done
the deed. Did you not hear noiseF Yours
ID. Webster That was the last letter DIR.
Lothrop ever received from his friend"
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THE GARFIELD FAMILY.
They Are Living Quietly and Happily at the
Old HOme'in Mentor.

Old Home In Mentor.
Cleveland Special.
The Garfield home, on Prospect street where
Mrs. Garfield has lived since the bitter days i'm
mediately following President Garfelds death,
is empty and for sale. Mrs. Garfield and her
family have gone to live at the Mentor farm that
her husband loved so WELL and where, she says,
she can find more peace and comfort than any
where else Before she went there the house on
the farm was remodeied and added to. Still, it
was much too small for the equipments of the
city house, and few days ago private sale
was held, at which great many things were dis
posed of at fabulous prices. During the unset
tied period Grandma Garfield went to her old
home AT Solnn a village twelve miles from town,
and near Hiram College, where her boy was
taught aud taught others. The old lady is
peStered almost to sickness by autograph hun
tiers, and will attend to them no more. She is
strong and very clear of mind, as of old. Since
the removal of Mrs. Garfield to Mentor Grandma
has rejoined her.
One reason why the house on the farm was
enlarged was the need of room whore Presi
dent Garfelds effects and papers could be
placed. These have all been arranged with the
utmost care, and placed in systematic order.
| The articles in the memorial room Of the Pros
| pect-street house have also been removed to a
| specially built room in the Mentor home, and a
| raro collection of tributes from nearly every
| State il the Union, and from nearly every civil
ICED nation In the world, Il Is A1.: 6a.s..a'
! father, Mr.. Zeff Rudolph, is with her He and
Grandma arc nearly or the same age-about
| eighty three. Harry Garfield is at home. He
| has just returned from st. Paus School. near
| Concord. N. H.. where he has been teaching.
James r. is studying law with Judges Boynton
| and Hale, of this city, and is going to make a
! good, and perhaps great lawyer. He is n close
| student and has his fathers retentve and legal
| mind
| Molly is with her mother at Mentor, but often
comes to town. She is president of the McAll
Mission Society, an organization for missionary
| work in Paris. Mrs. Garfield looks WE'LL but
lives very quietly, and retains her garments of
| black. She gave $50 900 for the Prospect street
house, and has only. as yet, been offered SIS, 900
for
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Delays Are Dangerous

The time to take medicine is when nature gives
her first warning. That tired feeling Is often the
forerunner of serious disease, which may be wardsd
off if you attend to yourself in time Don't wait TIL
your system is all run down and you are obliged to
stop work. but take Hoods Sarsaparia now 1t win
purify vitalize and enrich your blood, create an APP
petite and tone the digestive organs cure headache
biousness and dyspepsia rouse regulate the ives
and kidneys and give strength to the whole body.
II have the value of Hoods Sarsaparilla IN use
in the Massachusetts, State prison. and also used
tin my family with perfect satisfaction We believea
to be everything that is claimed for IA W.
KEENE. Deputy Warden, State Prison, Charleston
Mass.
Having been afflicted with complication Of DISCS
ders the result of impure blood I took Hoods Sar'
saparila, and the result perfectly satisfactory
-MRs. j. BARTON, New Haven CT.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared on1
by c. I. HOOD s. CO.. Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Breaking UP Prayer Meeting with an AK

Proyldonce journal.
On Sunday evening an unusually large num-
Der of people had gathered at the prayer meet
ing in the Methodist Church in the village of
East Mansfield. The service had hardly begun
when lad rushed in at the door calling in a
loud voice to his father and mother, who were
among the congregation. to come out quickly
and save themselves. Many persons. thinking
that the building might DO on fire, or that some
thing dreadful was going to happen, were making
their way out as fast rs possible, when, suddenly
a man named John Randall made his appearance
among them swinging an AK. and shouting at
the top of his voice that he was going to kill
every one of them. except his mother. The
women and children were very much frightened.
The church was soon vacated, many making
their exit from the windows. No one present
dared to make an attempt to arrest the drunken
maniac. He soon had full possession of the
church. His mother prevailed on him not to
hurt any one, and no one was injured Word was
sent i a:.:eiy TO constahlea, but, upon their
arrival upon the scene, one hour later, Randall
had taken to the woods. after he had chased enc
man into the swamp. Several hours search for
him proved fruitless.