Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-22

County commissioners adjourned last
evening.
G. A. Cameron. Of Dayton, was in town
on Monday.
Remember Mrs Reese of Ohio is to be
here May I'd.
1saman ! Co. are renovating the interio,
OF their drug store.
Max We'll and wife, of Uniontown, are in
the city visiting friends.
Mr. Wayland, of Rustic, Idaho, was in
the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Levi, of Genesee, were in
the city during the week.
A. Barmen. of palouse City, has been in
the city during the past week.
Attorney Sweet and John Moore, of Mos
COW. were in the city on Monday.
The county commissioners proceedings
will be published in the next issue.
NJ NJ. Hart, soliciting agent of the W. W.
Union, was in the city during the week.
Attorney King of Pennington. formerly
of As"tin City. was in the city Tuesday.
J. H. IRVINE, of Pennington, was in the
city this week on business before tn. land
Office.
Miss Ida Gordon left on Sunday for Gene
see. where she has been engaged to teach
school.
The club dances given in the G T. r Hal
on every Friday evening will end to.mor
row evening.
Miss Ida Hedgcr, after two weeks visit
4 ,,fN lack s 4, L.. I ny
on Saturday last.
One week from tomorrow evening the
grand calico and neck tie ball of theD fir
company takes place.
Our energetic grocer, NJ. J. Greenburg has
erected porch acrns. the entire length of
his business establs' ment
Rooms To LET-I'hree or four unfur
nished rooms to let Enquire at the grocery
establishment of NJ. J. Greengurg
Mr.. Bachelor. commercial agent is con
tident from what he has learned abroad that
Lewiston will have railroad soon.
A sure cure for dipthera is the A No I
Cutter Whlskev for sale at the Palace
Saloon "And don't you forgot it,"
Buy your Organs and Pianos Of Thatcher
& Morrison. and thereby save money and
secure good instruments. Organs to rent.
The marriage Of Mr.. A. s. Binnard. Of
fal"use City, and Miss Sarah Binnard. of
this CITY. is announced for Tuesday. Nav II
Great attractions and startling DEVELOPMENTS
pr"m,Sed for next week vt the popular grocery
h'nse Of N. J. GREENBURG. Be on the
q"i vire.
lsaman 60. are now prepared to furnish
the city andsurroundlng county with the
finest If Bottled Soda. Refreshing, sharp
an delicious.
L f, Harms and wife and two daughter.
of Dayt n, came mp on FRIDAYS hat on n
visit. Mrs. Harris is sister of Mrs. j. B.
Menony. deceased.
They have hotel at DAYTON W. T.,
called eth. Short Order House." Thew saw
it has big rush Some caterer would do
we'll to start one in Lewiston.
1t is reported that the apple crop in Ore.
g"n has been greatly injured by premature
trosts. Even the peach crop has not been
injured in this part Of Idaho.
l. N. Maxwell has removed his law Office
down on Main street in to the building near
Y. A. Thatcher's book store. and adjoining
Mrs. Whites millner establishment
RATTLE The rattle of the elegant table
spread will taFe place at the Academy on
Monday afternoon at o'clock. All parties
holding tickets are invited to be present.
destructive cyclone visited several
towns IN Minnesota last week, killing over
one hundred people and niuring as many
more and destroying . vast amount of prop.
erty.
lewiston was unfortunately blessed with
little Of Jack Frost's" extract on Monday
morning, and it is feared that it has done
some damage to the fruit, especially to
rea hes.
Geo W. Morrison has Sewing Machines
always on hand for sale or rent Sewing
Machines in perfect order from $50 to SEQ
Will also furnish any part or Attachment
upon application. 20.tf
J. p. Vollmer and wife and their five
children will depart in about two weeks for
the east. They will be absent about SIX
months in visiting the different points of in.
terest in the Great East.
Four sal smen are now employed at M. J.
6'eenbnrg's grocery establishment to accom-
sn"date the wants Of his many patrons. which
Shove nnimpeachabie evidence of an increased
business that Is justly merited.
The regular quarterly examination of
seAcherA for Nez Perce Co. will be held in
Lewiston, Wednesday, May 9th, commence
ang at 10 o'clock A. NJ. W. P. CArrRoN.