Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-25
Mrs. VIM. Hunter is lying quite ill.

Read Grostein j Binnard's new "ad.'
The butcher shop of B. X. Halls. in thi.
city, is closed.
Geo Lake has been on the sis k list, but
10 now much better.
A. O. johnson was in town from the
Cottonwood this week.
The foundation Of the Grostein 4 Binnard
brick is fast being built.
w. f. Kettenbach of this city left Oh
Saturday for Portland.
The steamer brings a number of passen :
gers to this place every trip.
J. B. Stanley, of e lton, spent q few
days with us during the week.
Gen. 0. o. Howard has been appointed
in place Of Gen. Hope, retired.
&c. Hattabaugh made trip to Moscow
during the last of the past week.
Mrs. NJ. A. White has been receiving a
fresh supply of millinery goods.
j. P. vollmer and daughter, Miss
Bessie, left on Tuesday for Portland
take place on Friday evening, April 30.
TIL. O. R. & N. Exchange has blocked its
doorway with fine pair of blind doors.
Messrs Schupher, Ward, and Patterson
Of the Potlatch, were in the city this week
The youngest child of Mr.. Mrs. r. Gros
tein has been dangerously ill for the past
week.
A. Friedenrch and wife, of Grargevi;le.
passed through town this week Ell route for
below.
Mrs. NJ. J. Greenburg and two Youngest
children left by last steamer for Portland.
Oregon.
LARGE QUANTITIES of choice goods are
received by our Popular Grocer, NJ. J. GREEN
BURG.
The fishing in the rivers is good now and
several healthy looking trout have been
hooked.
Tho stage arrived from below yesterday
on time. but brought no mail from below
Dayton.
Felix Warren Of this city made a short
visit to the Walla Walla valley during the
past week.
Judge Moreland. Police judge of Port
land, eied very suddenly Of heart disease on
the 10Th, inst.
The lecture of Rev Father Turnell that
was announced in former issue, has been
indefinitely postponed.
The club dances still continue the motion
The next will be held in the hall On to-
morrow evahing.
Frank Hauber who had an operation pre-
formed on his leg some weeks ago is again
able to be about.
Owing to high wind on Tuesday, the stea.
mcr' did not leave the landing until late in
ths afternoon for Riparia.
We acknowledge pleasant call from A.
Shumway, Of Camas Prairie. who spent a
few days in the city this week.
Glass "a" of the grammar department of
the public school, have been promoted into
the high school department.
Frank Keller, a resident of Chico. Cal.
but large property owner in this county,
came up on Fridays steamer.
Rev. Jos. Alter will preach at the Metho,
dist church on Sunday, next, morning and
evening at the usual hour of services.
Jonn Page, who has been wishing friends
and relatives in Oregon for the past three
months, returned on Mondays steamer.
MILK delivered to any part of the city
Leave orders at Monkeys drug store.
FRANK BOISE.
Keep constantly on hand Iron, Steel Coal,
Nails, Barb Wire, Lime. Plaster Hair aud
Cement. JNo. P. VoLLMER i Co. If
We are pleased to note that Il. Critics,
who has been dangerously i'll for severed
weeks past. is now able to be about again.
DR.. F. J. Boston wishes to state that he
will be in Lewiston, April 5tf. when he will
be prepared to do all work in the dental line
BOARD.-Single gentlemen will be taken
IS boarders at the residence of Mrs, II. N
Gordon, on Idaho street, at s. per week
WANTED. 600 Doe Fresh Eggs and
500 Rolls of Fresh Butter. A: the highest
market price for cash at NJ. j. Greeuhurg's
Thos. II. La Dow, who has been in
Walla Walla for the past two weeks, ssed
through town this week on his way home
to Moscow.
The Anderson Bros, came down from
Freeman creek on Clearwater on Sunday
last with raft containing about thirty
cords of wood.
DIED. On the Pstaha March Path 1856,
Mrs. Sarah Rafferty,. wife of Joseph RAT
fairly aged about fifty years, Sister OF Mrs.
James Kerney. Of this city.
GENERAL REDUCTION in the prices
on all staple Il oceries has been made at Green
bnrg's in consequence Of low freight from the
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