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


Call and see our Easter Cards IsAMAS
& Co.
Secretary Manning is seriously i'll with
vertigo.
Gould and the Knights OF Labor have come
to terms.
Chris Thessen will range his stock on
Salmon river,
We give most of our space this week to
correspondence
The steamer Baker has been secured for
an excursion to Lapwai.
One of John Shutte's pet bears passed in
his checks on Tuesday.
Socisbe at Mrs. Billings April9. Some
thing otd may be expected.
Messrs Barber and Alexander were in the.
city from Unontown this week
The boartl of county commissioners meet
one week from Monday next, April II.
Sure cure for corns, warts and bun,ons
Go to Simpsons barber shop and take a
bath.
If you want a good glass If beer, or a
drink of any kind, step into the Palace
Saloon.
LARGE QUANTITIES of choice goods are
received by our Popular Grocer. NJ. J. GREEN
Frank Root has moved into the new
dwelling of S. Wilderthalers on Snake river
street.
Miss Alice Fleming, Of Asotin City, was
sojonrning in the city on Saturday and
Sunday.
Several horse and cattle buyers arrived
in town this week, and are drinking in the
situation.
The Rev. Mr.. Bluett, from Coifax. will
preach in the NJ. E. church ON next Sabbath
April 4th.
John Shutte's residence on Snake river is
completed, and he has moved his family in
to the same.
VIM. II. Bender of this city has received
the contract to furnish Fort Cpur d'Alene
with beef.
We have splendid assortment of Trout
Flies. in fact our line Of fishing tackle is
complete. lsAMAN j. Co.
Misses Daisy Brown and Emma Odle. OF
Mt. Idaho, are the guests of Mrs. Ezra
Baird, of this city.
gala time is expected at the socinl to.
morrow eve. at the NJ. L. church. All are
invited to attend.
Hon. George Hearst, a mining capita rs t.
has been appointed U. s. Senator IN place
of Senator Miller deceased.
John Burke has moved his bank into the
building recently constructed for him b,
Hale Cooper on Main street.
The new slau ghter house of Ciendining &
Dubuc, is fitted up in the latest style and is
big Improvement on the old one
&C. Bunnell. of this city, left on Satur
days boat on visit To the eastern states,
He will be absent alb ut two months
The st. Alnys,us Academy have made
the purchase of another piano. This is three
Instruments that the Academy afford.
G. f. Faunce leaves this week for f.ats
Waha to get everything in req illness f.,
pleasure seekers for the coming reason.
Two dances were held N Friday evening
last, one in the G.. T. b. hall and one il
Glass hall Both were equally attended.
Mrs. Merrill has been confined to her bee
tor several days during the week, but W,
are now pleased to note is able to be about
WANTED.-l. 900. boz Fresh Eggs anc
800 Rolls Of Fresh Butter A; the highes
market price for cash at NJ. j Greenhurg' S
BOARD.-Single gentlemen will be take,
AS boarders at the residence of Mrs I'll. n
%orden. on Idaho street, at S. per week
A good Spring Wagon or Hack for sail
cheap. or will trade fo, country produce
Enquire at NJ. J. Greenburg's Grocer
Store.
magic lantern exhibition was given a
the Presby terrain church on Monday even
ing last, for the benefit of the SunIa,
school.
W. II. Reed. of Walla Walla, was in tn
city for several days during last week o,
business, departing for the former pa ace OF
Saturday last
c. f. Thatcher and wife have moved o,
their farm, four miles south of town. Mr.
John Fix and family are occupying thei
residence in town.
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter. wife AM
daughter of the mate on the steamer ID. ;
Baker, are in the city, snd will remain
during the Summer.
John Roberts returned on Saturday even
ing from Camas Prairie He will leave in