Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-06-10
SUGAR REDUCTION


A. DAMAS
The editor of the TELLER is under oh.
legations to the pantrymen and cabin boys
OF the steamer Baker, for acts of kindness
and an attention during his trip up to Fir
Bluff last week.
All delinquents for the TELLER Cd or at.
ter the LIST day of July 1856, their paper
will be discontinued and their accounts he
placed in the hands of an attorney with in.
structions to collect at once.
The Oregon Harris" is the Only header,
operated without lever weight or balance
spring. 1t has less gearing than any other
header; Is light running. strong and durable
For sale by A. Quackenbush.
Do not fail to see the Steel Framed
Randolph Header before purchasing any
other kind For sale by A. Quackenbush.
Aaron Kuhn. of Coliax. came over on
FRIDAY and left on Saturday for his home in
company with his family, who have been
visiting in this city for the past few weeks
Monday is the election for municipal Of
fcers. What we suggest is that the people
choose men that will do something commend
able, and that will give the town prestige
for future growth and prosperity.
Walla Walla ONION: "Miss Corabel Tarr
has been engaged rs teacher of the Latin
language and elocution by the faculty of
Whitman College. Miss Tarr will prove a
valuable acquisition to the College,"
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-We will rent
BY early application, either White.
domestic or Singer sewing machine.
MERRILL Il STEFFrNs.
5o'u Drcssmakcrs.
Jud Boyakin has much enlarged his
Iddho democrat, and improved its general
make up. Glad to see Jud prosper, The
Democrats owe much of their success to his
personal vim and resolution, and boldness.
On Friday evening June IS, 1856 the
second annual commencement exercises of
the st. Aloysius Academy will be given, at
the Academy in this city. Parents of the
scholars and friends are cordially invited to
attend.
Vim. Bender Of this city left on Tuesdays
steamer, for Walla Walla. He will 90 from
there to Fort Occur d'Alene, where he has
the contract for furnishing beef the ensuing
year Success to you Bill in your new field
of labor.
A concert will he given at the St Aloysius
Academy on Thursday evening, June 18th,
1856. Admission Scots. The programme is
good one and will be appreciated by all.
Tickets for sale at A. Damas' and J.,
Alexander's.
Avery h Loveace. two enterprising
mechanics, have bought out the interest Of
F. Darr in the blacksmlthing business in this
city, and will hereafter carry on the same
in connection with wagon shop in the
same building. See their lad"
The Randolph" will cut lower, with a
known to the trade. 1t will harvest flax,
and take up and save lodged grain. where
other machines fail. Buy header that
STAYS" on one sale.
A raft was lost in the Big Eddy on Clear
water last week, it was total loss, includ.
ing blankets, new saddle and tools. 1t
belonged to Mr.. Elliott. Ezra Shelton and
Billy Craig were bringing it down, but made
shore with safety themselves.
We have had no report AS yet, but sup
pose Warlick met his doom yesterday in the
Jdll ydtu III luhuO. l. he Sutflu SeuU us
an invitation to be present and witness the
execution but circumstances forbade our re-
spending to the nvit,ton, and we have no
doubt the ceremonies went off as well with
out our presence to witness his death s,rug-
gle.
PRE- EMPTIoN-BRING IN Your FILINGS
On the End of June an order was issued by
the general land Office forbidding any more
AID timber culture filings. Two
days after, this order was revoked, The
land remains as it has always been. Come
on at once with yonr filings because congress
will Pre- badly repeal these laws in few
weeks.
Commencement week at the Collegiate
Institute: Monday night was social and
literary exercises. Tuesday night was the
the literary society, and on Wednesday
were the commencement exercises, at
which Misses Rena and Sadie Poe, and
Stora Buck, graduated from the Normal de-
partment.
If the steamer Baker can be obtained on
Monday the 9Th to go to the mouth of
Salmon river, there will be an excursion
from Lewiston to that point. on that day.
Application has been made to the superin-
tendent of the river flee. of steamboats,.
The answer is expected this week. fsuc-
cessful early notice will be given and terms
made known.
FURNISHED RooMs.-We have rented
Glass Hall and parttioned the same off into
neat and commodious rooms, and furnished
the same throughout, affording the best of
beds. good ventilation, &c. The best of
board given in this connection. For good
fare and the best of beds give the Gem
Restaurant a call Soft
MRs. c. L. STEVENS e. Son.
REDUCTIONS IN LUMBER.-To assist us in
getting ready money to rebuild for the next
sixty days we will reduce the prices on all
classes of lumber. We have good supply
of both dressed and common lumber, of as
good quality as ever offered in Idaho. We
invite inspection and solicit public patronage
36lm PORTER & BYMASTER.
Boom saw mills, June s, 1856.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Willson came up by
Mondays steamer from Oregon. They will
make Lewiston their home, and engage in
business. Mr.. Wilson will open a harness
and saddle SHOP in the old "bne front" on
Main street, and Mrs. Wilson will engage
in the milliner business at the old stand OF
DR., Stainton's at the head of Forth street on
Main. We call attention to their lads, in
another column.
BODY FoUND.-From Capt. Sampson,
purser on the steamer Baker, we learn that
a little girl, aged about sixteen months or
two years, was found at Wawawai, about
thirty miles below here on Sunday last, He
was informed by parties who found it that