Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01

Mrs W hlte $ milllner shop. ladies' bracelet.
ANY one finding the same will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at this office.
frank Carrie. who has been spending the
winter in this city, left for his home at
Fierce City on Monday to look after his
mining interests. Come again Frank.
Two carriages loaded with some of our
Young folks made visit to uniontown on
Sunday last, and one made a flying trip to
Asotin City, all returned the same day.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE that I will meet
any price in my line of goods that lay he made
by any selling out scheme in Lewiston Facts
and no fiction. NJ. J. GREENBuRG.
In the last item but one on the fourth
page, first column, substitute ''Anth-lmin-
tic III place of the word used before
medicine, the sentence will tn n have pith
and force
have been faithfully promising a supply Of
Fresh Fish from Portland nv to morrow's
steamer Be on band half an hour after the
whistle blows. j. GKEENBUHG.
If your Pianos or fine furniture is scratched
or solel, use Pa ace Furniture Varnish,
which is warranted to remove all hlemishes
+" be found at the drugstore of IsAMAN &
Co.
Mrs J y. McConkey and daughter. re.
turned on Fridays steamer from California,
where they have been spending the winter
past. Mrs NcConkey. is much improved
in health by her visit
5. Weller Of Mt. Idaho. passed
through town on Friday last, en- rout, for
New York. on visit to his aged parents in
that state. He will purchase large stock
of select goods for his store at Mt. Idaho
on his return.
REMEMBER am prepared to do n general
wholesale business in Groceries Provisions CT
CARS. 'obacc"s. Tropical and Local Frui, and
Confectionery. Interview me for quality and
price. NJ. J. GREENBURG.
Kootenai county rcpudiates Clagget's
effort to attach that county to Montana,
and in large mass meeting held at Rath.
drum they passed resolutions dennnncina
these efforts to 60 to Montana and asking t.
go to Washington.
sEEDS.-Sceds fur the garden seeds fo,
grass of every known variety. and in any guam
tity, Also seeds for timber including Amer;
can White Ash. Sugar Maple and Box Elder
also Oni n sets in large quantity. Save your
money by buying seeds of Greenburg.
notice To WHOM 1T LAY CONCERN -
herens my wife Elv-na Root has left my bed
ana board without cause. this is to notify al
persons that will not he responsible tor an,
debt she may contract. l.. l.. Root
Warrens. Idaho, March LIST. 1886. 2I In
TEA BUDS Drink Gle.nburp's delicious
Tea Buds A choice quality of select japan
Tea. For flavor and strength equal to
Dalian Tea, put up in p rfection canisters
AID warranted to CIV universal satisfaction
at 80 cents per II can. Try it.
Judge Buck returned this week from
Boise City where h. has been in attendance
for several weeks at a long and tedious set
ing of The supreme court. But was recent.
" from holding cnurt in ko ,teuia cauuiy
He will hold court at Mt. Idaho on
Wednesday next.
J G. Shisser, one of Nez Perez countv's
wealthiest farmers and stock men, sold this
week his entire band of cattle, (save nine
mich cowsl numbering several hundred
head, to b. Briggs, of Montana, for S2t
per head to be delivered either at Spokane,
Cheney or Spraguc.
T, NJ. Deacy, Esq. Of Ray county, Mis-.
souri, an old acquaintance of DR. j. b
Morris is now in Lewiston on a visit. lie
will spend a few weeks III the county, aud
if he is pleased with the prospects he will
return ana sell out his possessions in Mis-.
s"uii anu move W Ihaflo Win MS lalnly.
FOR SALE. A hundred and sixty acres o.
land, situated in sections anl II of tip. 81
W. ne,ghborhood of Messrs Tabor and Fix
places on Fix's Ridge. The above will be
sold cheap for Cash. Wheat or Flax TAX en-
in payment at market rates. Apply tc
j. ALEXANDER.
! GET IN. The TELLER says : ''Tho
Lewiston Comet has. ball club are awaiting
a challenge from the Colfax nine, whi'l
they " ill accept" Our boys are not likel,
to allow them to parade in public very Ions
with that chip on their shoulder. We car
knock the tai, from that comet. -Gazet'e
| Orr boys say that the sooner the chip il
| siugged from. the shoulder, the better. AM
| if the Co net drags its tail to the ground i
will not he their ia 1t. Get in" las 70,
will have III and dance.
The w. c. T L. have made arrangement
tn open reading room anH paror in tn,
building formerly occupied by Little's sod
works. You are invited to attend shor
opening service this evening at s o'clock
AZ the ladies Of Lewiston have subscribe
one dollar year towards he welfare of tn,
sncety the ladies have tafen this enter
prise to eXpeud the money, and the none,
that was given in last fall has been depos,te,
and will he used chiefly in paving rent, ant
those who signed their name for one dolla
aud did not pay. it viii be just as acceptable
now as any other time. A room for day
! boarders will be opened in connection witt
the parlor, and thus divide rents. Books
papers, pictures. wall ornaments, plants
etc will be treasured gifts used to bit "
the parlor
On Saturday morning at about | o'clock
IA queer sounding noise was heard by tn
night Waterman from the alley between
the Jail and Brearl-y's bank 1t appeare,
to him that a saw was being used, and al
| Tentatively file, and that some wa
trying t. make their way into a building
He appointed an armed posse and clos
watch was kept in the vicinity for som
time. 1t was unable for them to determin
from what source the noise came. Blu
echoed as tho Oh it came from either tn
bank or the Jail " hen day light approach
Ell, nothing new could be discovered, only tn
op. ming of Grustein Il Binnard's ware hous
| in that block. but nothing was missin
There is quite har looking set Of men i
the virinlty at present, some OF thea eve
passing themselves for detectives, and on
people would he wise by being very caution
when leaving their homes and places c
business. And our brave disturbers
should take a tumble to themselves er
it Is 100 late. You know what we mean.
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WASHINGTON, March 29.-The hi
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