Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-04

"H"' -" INN Hin prepared TO DO general :
"n"iesaie business IN Groceries, Provisions, CT
CARS, iobaccos Tropical and Local Fruit and
confectionery. Interview Inc for quality and
price. NJ J. GREENBURG
The snake river still remains at a good
boating stage of water, and the steamers
are now doing their best to ship all the
wheat that is offered. But this is limited
amount as the price is low in the market.
Commissioner Sparks has revoked his
order to Land inspector Caldw ell in regard
to mortgagiug land for final proof. so send
in your proofs. aud by calling at this Office
you can have your application made out free
of charge.
Messrs. Wyatt and Ross, arrived on
Monday from Colorado. They report as
having hai very mid winter in that sec
ton. They will remain in this section dur
ing the summer, looking after their stock
and purchasing more.
JUST RECEIVED per Mondays steamer an
immense supply OF uew and fresh goous in the
drocery and Provision line at extremely low
prices in cohsequencc of the reduced freight
rates from the East NJ. j. GREENBURG
LOST One note for Sl0l in favor of
G. Larson. signed John Heartburg;
given on tne 4th or It'll of November, 1884
All parties are hereby forbidden from pur.
chasing said note from anyone.
ANDREW NELSON Lewiston, l. T.
G. II. Miller and his two sons we're ar
rested in Ottawa Canada, for numbering
j. NJ. Coleman and WILDER Patten on the
shore of lake Washington, in Washington
Territory, on the 18th OF Feb. They were
quickly tracked and followed and arrested
SEEDS.--seeds for the garden. seeds for
grass of every known variety, and in any guam
tity. Also seeds for timber. including Aineri-
can White Ash Sugar Maple aud Box Elder,
also Onion sets in large quantity. Save your
money by buying seeds of Greenbnrg.
The parties interested in the building of
the railroad from Spokane Falls to palouse
City this season say that their road will be
extended into the Mt. Idaho country, and
that a new line of steamers will be put ON
the Snake between Lewiston and Ainsworth
early next season.
Some one has sent us exGov. Bunn's
Sunday 7ranscript with piece attacking
Fred Dubois. We suppose Bum has not
| forgotten when Dubois gave him the lie in
Boise City, AN was ready t. prove him a
| liar, aud Bum dared uot resist nor deny his
assertion. Lum Smith never hits Bunn
aniss.
Parties coming from the mountsns say
| that now is the best time to travel either on
foot or on horseb back as during all the 1 re
part Of the day the crust is so hard that
horses can trot along over it with ease
and rapidity. aud that in the after part of
each day where it breaks through, they can
lie by and feed and recruit
Oar old friend, john Buchanan from the
| Pa;ouse river, gave us a friendly call on
Tuesday. He says that the new Spokane
and Palouse railroad company are cross
sectoning their survey to Pa,ouse City at
the present time and will grade. tie and lay
the rails that far this season. Where they
will reach the Clearwater is not settled
Grostein & Binnard are still busily en-.
gagged in movi"g their large stock of goods
from their old store across to their wooden
structure. preparat' ny to tearing down their
small brick aud charging. Thty propose
clearing out t. cir entire stock at cost, and
you can get a good bargain by giving them
a call. See their cad. in another column.
| Received per MONDAYS steamer from Chca4
60. san Francisco and Portland fine variety
Of Choice Candies From now aud during the
Easter season | will receive per every steamer,
choice Oranges, Lemons. Bananas Pine Apples
Figs. Dates. Nuts. etc, which will he offered al
wholesale aud retail at Portland prices ana
freight added. NJ j. GREENBURG. |
Rev. ?. II. Turnel, s. J called on us on
Tuesday from the Indian school, at the
C,eur d'Alene mission. He says they have
about one hundred aud twenty scholars ip
that school male and female about equally
divided. Mr.. Turnell talks of giving i
lecture before he leaves the city permanent
b.,. - g.
He hupcs to have Father Dioneda give some
good music on the piano on the OCCASION.
Time to be hereafter announced.
/ TO LOVERS OF FISH, would say. shat-
pen up your appettes for to-mprrpw (Friiayl
| On arrival of steamer per n p. express. [
shall receive Fresh Halihut. Columbia river
Salmon. Puget Sound Founders. also Eastern
canned Fresh Oysters, and t. saruish the SANE
New Po'a'"es. Green Potatoes, Radsocs, On
ions, Turnips, Beets, Spinach, &c. 81. by
same boat NJ. }. GREENBUkG,
THE SPOKANE AND PALoUsE RAILROAD. l.
We were conversiug on Tuesday with a
gentleman who heard one Of the princi pal
stock holders III the above road say that
their company would surely have IS miles
of their road done by Fall, and in operation
as far as Paouse City that the right pf
way had nearly all been secured, and depot
ground had been secured at the latter plac-,
and cross sectioning of their survey was
going forward rapidly.
We learn that mineral spring has been
discovered and opened about two miles
back from the Columbia at the lower Cas-
catles, on the north sid. with water that has
remarkable curative power for many diseases
1t Will be like y to be great attraction to
invalids Its location is romantic and near
by the principal railroad thoroughfare in the
north vest. 1t is to be called the Cascade
Mineral Spring We shall soon have the
privileg of testing its water in Lewiston.
SAMPLES,-M. J. Greenburg has just re-
| ceived his samples for mems wear, and an ele-
giant afhion plate for the Spring and Summer
of 1886. from Browning. King 4 CO.. n. Y.
lie is prepared IL take orders for clothing at
nearly ready male rrices the stores. He al
So represents the we'll known shirt factory. tx
celsior of Chicago. taking orders or measures
for the best white shirt made to special ORDER
for 81 50 each. If you desire a comfortable
fit call on him.
Arthur Shaft, brother of DR.. Shaft. Of this
city, met with serious accident on Satur-
day last near his home on the opposite side
of Snake river, being thrown from horse
and receiving serious injuries about the
head, the horse Kicking him over the left
eve penetrating hole made by the cork OF
the shoe over two inches in depth He has
been lying uucon sciously since the sad mis-
hap with but little hope for his recove cry.
Drs. c W. Shaft and NJ A. Kelley were
Immediately summoned, and are now at
tending him.
A SUCCESS. Hon p. Fl. Winston can