Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-01-14

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l.. B. b. MINsTRELS TO MORROW EVE.
g. p. Coburn is lying quite i'll at his resi-
dence.
Ed. Akin of Genesec, is in Portland with
Hibbs.
Fresh salmon are beginning to come into
the market,
Old folks Ball Feb. 22d 1886. Particulars
next week.
". r. Mckern is down from Moscow on
legal business.
s. A. Moon, of the Potlatch, was in the
city this week.
+. II. Beeman, Of Genesee, was in the
city this week.
John Kanaloy, of Moscow, paid orr city a
visit this week.
A million dollar fire occurred in Philaael-
phla on the 10th.
T. H, Harrison is lying quite ill a. his res-
ideuce in this city.
The Northern Pacific express comes in
daily. via. Moscow.
During the cold spell east, many persons
were frozen TO DEATH
A large Halls Safe, for sale very cheap.
Enquire at this Office l5-tf
M. j. Greenburg, our city grocer is now
running delivery wagon.
Parties have commenced to fence their
lots on the hill south of iowa.
Paddy Ryan and John l.. Sullivan are to
have another fight for 81, 500.
Be sure and attend the band boys minis
trel performance tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Hanna, brother of Mrs. E. A.
Rowley is here on visit from OREGON.
A local option law has been passed unani-
mously by the Washington legislature.
John Sherman has been renominated for
the Senate by the Republicans of Ohio.
The boats have laid up for short time,
owing to the low water and running ice.
NJ. Alexander and J 0. Barper and wife
were down from Uniontown this week.
Rev. Father Diomedl left last week on a
visiting tour through the country north.
The cold continued in the east on the 18th
anil was from Maine to the gulf of Mexico
J.J. Murphy has been re.appointed u s
postal inspector for the district of Oregon
The senate committee has demanded tn,
cause for all removals in the postal depart
ment.
Dan. J. Wclch, who was appointed col
lcctor of Internal Revende i'll Montana has
resigned.
Ice cutting and hauling commenced this
week. The ice averages about four inches
in thickness.
Mrs. F. j. Edwards has been lying quite
ill at her residence, but we understand i.
now convalescent.
The grand masquerade ''a6." will he seer
In another column. Study up costuin,
The time is drawing near.
Mrs. Geo. Lake has been lying quite il
Tor several days this week, but We under
stand she is now some better.
Senator Mitchell introduced a resoutio,
IN she Senate calling for the spec ly compile
ton OF the locks at the Cascades
The Spokane 4 Occur dAleue Rsilwa,
fyans hss t@en organized, and groun1
be broken within six months.
we're rains and foods in Pennsylvania anc
= 81 damage to coal mines and other prop
on the 4th and 5th of January.
Billy Anderson's wood is doing goot
work. 1t has sawed up several hundre,
cords since 1T commenced operation.
Mrs. ). c. Hutchings returned this weel
from Boise City, where she has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Muhnlenburg.
Little Hattie Stevens celebrated the Stl
anniversary of her birthday by entertainin.
circle of little folks on Tuesday evening
Several days last week the ice had forme,
on the sloughs so as to make good skating
and it was much improved by the youn.
folks.
The President sent message t. the Sen
ator transmitting the draft OF bill to pro
vide for allotment of lands to Indians n
eyerslty.