Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-09-23
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w. F. Kettenbach and Mr.. Arthur re
turned on Thursday last, from their "trip t,
Gra'gs mountain, and report having goo,
luck IN fishing and hunting.
A. Quackenbush. of this city who ha
Just made trip through the northern coun
trv' reports that, although the yield Of graf,
IS not an average with other years, yet som,
fields turned ous WELL
| Mrs. Melee. of Douglas county. OREGON
sister of the Rice boys on Camas p,s5r;n
arrived on Friday, and proceeded To III.
Prairie where she will remain ON a visit ,
short time
Mr.. Il Booth, Of this city. was taken IN
last week and has been confined 70 his
room Tor several days since, with Gastric
tever' but is now improving
Miss Dolla War,l. of whom we m,ao
mention last week as having had n snry;c,J
operation performed on her, died at her
nome on the Big Potlatch, on Monday last
Chas. ShafTer was brought in from near
harrington. w T. on Friday last. insane
lie Is now in the Jail here in very critical
ron"'tioh, and fears are entertained Of his
dying MS
ne roads leading from here to Sweetwa.
| Ter are III very rough condition. and can.
not DE bettered much until the Fall rains
come which We hope will be getting along
| soon
Mrs. Giffen, from Sprague. W.T. ar.
rived here on FRIDAYS boat. on n visit -
her daughters, Mrs Akers aud Mrs Whita
OF tins city, aud her sister, Mrs. Faunce Of
Lake Waha.
M H. Rice and daughter, Ola. came
down from Camas Prairie las: week. and re-.
turned Sunday. His little daughter, Fredie
who has been visiting here the past four
months, also accompanied him home.
Arthur Shaft, who had tine r,ical oner.
alton performed on him some DAYS AGO. il
gradually improving and some hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery. DR.. shaft. his
brother, OF this city, is the attending phv
stefan.
The best Wagon the best Farm Hack
Buggies and Buck Boards manufactured
can be bought of c. d. Fleming agent for
Frank Bros. Implement Co., for less money
than at any other house in idaho. z7.tf
August 10th, 1855. Upon examination
! mud Or Harmon a gentleman and II skill
full oculist and worthy public patron.
age. II. l.. ADAMS, NJ. d.
Member of the California Medical examin-
ing Board.
The Portland Mechanics Fair opens at
Portland, Oregon, on Oct. 9TH and closes
on Oct. Odd So. We acknowledg. receipt
of complimentary ticket Parties in this
section are anxious to know if there will
be any reduction in the fare from here.
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leave to-day for their mine that they lately
discovered some two hundred miles from
this point. Crane and Rhodes will stay all
winter, Mr.. Risse will return with the
horses.
Mr.. Hewett and Dan Dunwel came
down from the Democrat mine, near Pierce
City, frlnglny encouraging reports from that
section. Mr.. Fl. left on Saturdays steam
err Tor San Francisco where he goes to pur-
chase ten stamp mill to put up on his
mine.
s. W. Reynolds, who has just returned
from Miles City, presented US with some
specimens of tin ore, which be took from
TIN mine near Virginia City. This mine Is
now attracting heavy capitalists as beng
very valuable.
pust-mortem examination was holden. !
by Drs. Morris and Stirling. yesterday
upon the body of Frank Chambers and it |
was fonnd thathis liver was badly diseased
and that his bowels were liberated and that |
the passage of gall stone had produced the
great pain from which he suffered during
the few hours before his DEATH The
funeral tnok place yesterday afternoon.
For SALE.-J d. Hester has number of |
work horses and second hand harness and !
wagons for sale Anyone wishing to pur.
chase sheuld call on him.
Any lady contemplating purchasing a
Cloak this season should, in Justice to her
self inspect the handsome stock of these
goods at J. Alexanders. who without doubt,
eads in this hue of goods A word to .he
wise is sufficient.
II. Squier, of this city. received the fol-
owing letter from II. II. Bennett chairman
# the repui ican central committee, on
Monday evening: Il am in receipt this
morning of letter from GEN Roberts uly.
'icians saying that that gentleman is i'll
with bilious fever. He will he unable to
i'll his engagements at present. This i, too
bal but we cannot help it." Hon. II. "
Smith. anti Mormon denocr;t was also to
come with Mr.. Roberts.
NOTICE.-l hereby notify the ru alic
not to buy any Of my horses or cattle, or
'ther property, from any person but myself
Horses are branded on left shoulder, HID,
Cattle with same brand on
left hip. l shall replevy any stock sold by
any other person, other than mpself
H. w. DEACON.
Lewiston. I'laho Sept. 20, 1856. Slim
PENMASsEIP. We are glad to state that
Prof. J. M. Garrison. of Pacific University,
A writing teacher of fifteen years experience,
will begin work j. HIS line to-day at the
College and this evening at the public
school house. Every young person in the
clty should strive 10 enter one of his classes,
He will We private lessons if so desired.
e know he will have rousing class
DR.. S, Harmon, ucust and Optician from
st Petersburg. Russia, is now canvassiny
Oregon, establishing 4 reputation among its
people preparatory to making a permanent
,tfiee on this coast. take pleasure in certyfy-
ing that have read DR.. S. Harmon's testimo
NAL letters which have been sworn 10 bv the
writer's IN this coast before notaries public and
bolieve the gentleman to be all he prof ssion
ally claims to be, and cteerfully recommend
MIN to the Oregon public. ED. SPARROW.
s. +, Chronicle. San Francisco, Cal
Clark's party of surveyors in attempting
TO make hurried march to the summit for
The purpose o: surveying across the summit
md W, rking this way before the deep SHOWS,
rolled several of their pack animals and
killed some aud crippled others. They
sent TEX to Mt Idaho and obtained four
horses and a fresh quantity of grub. aud
hen the whole party took the southern Nez
Perez trail and went on to the head of the
Bitter Root valley aud will reach the summit
If the pass from the east side By attempt