Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-15

Senator Hearst has arrived in Washing
ton.
Bra. Parker. OF the Neus, is on Camas
Prairie
Several emigrants arrive on every
Il steamer.
The rivers have raised very much during
the past week.
II J. A. Grimes, of American Ridge was in
the city this week.
Tom Tierney, of Uniontown, was in the
4 city during the week.
The hot, | at Garrison was burned On thu
I'd inst. Loss $4,000.
Remember the appointment Of Mrs. Reese
for the first Sunday in May.
Troubles at St. Louis are not yet settled
state troops are keeping gaurd.
II Mrs. NJ. H. Leitch, Of Leitchvlls. was ia
the city on business over Friday.
n The firenen are making grand prepare.
tions for their third annual ball. See lad. u
Sheriff Cameron has been on the sick list
u for several days past, but is now improving
u Roger Morr,sey. Of Cottonwood and
ii frank Shessler Of Rustic, came down Mot
day.
N Mr.. Maxwell. brother Of l. N. Max.
well. Of this city, is here from Oregon on a
visit.
b Fresh Lard for sale at the meat market of
Clindening h Dubuc at 81 % per ten pound
" bucket. Al
h.. ~ ~ for f,,- al
4 ing the ties for the Palouss and Spokane
i railroad.
d The House refused to suspend the coinage
.sSsof silver by vote of l26 to l6O on the
Z 9th inst.
q The steamer Baker went up Clearwater on
y Friday and stretched the ferry wire of
al Villas.
Harry Madgwick has started making brick
\ at the old yard aud the kiln will soon be
i ready to fire
Some of our crack shots were pieasnr.
ably engaged in glass ball shooting on the
hill on Sunday last.
Mrs ". ". Brown and Mrs. B. X.
Han. If this CITY. are visiting Mrs. Capt.
Sampson at Almota.
B Mrs. Ella Merrill returned on Sunday
4 from WEEKS visit with her sister Mrs. d. J.
u g ann on the Asotin.
u The rsckers are beginning to round up
ssatheir 'nnlea. ant get in readiness for the
& Downing sesss'n's packing.
W. are receiving new supplies Of Fishing
&'rac.ies every express. Call and see for
u ,nurself. IsAMAN l. Co.
\ u Duhuc. after renovatinp the reside ce
~ Main street recently purchased by him,
moved into the same this week.
c"untv, hut now fro,n Wet. ra B. c., ar
rived by FRIDAYS boat on visit
\. W Acobock. of Walla Walla, chief
,gsrs e IA. New HAMPSHIRE Mortgage com.
pay, W; in the city during the week
q Mnxiey has had several loads Of
rick hanl.i tn build the foundation Of his
m rk Doc means business this time.
] Langinn. our most efficient county
n has been in the city during the
week IN BUSINESS pertaining to his office.
To RENT. Lodging rooms. Enquire Of
f. A. R"wlev At tin shop "r at the residence
If Mrs. l.. Rowley opposite school house.
Mr.. Sinm,ns. a jeweler who came here to
work 'or g G. kress. il now in the city
~ iargning treatment fer severe attack
o lever.
Grastein h Binnari have fenced large
tract If land back Of their packing shed
running on the hill, which will be used as .
pasture.
The attendance at the public school dur
ing the past week has been quite small.
wing chiefly to the measles that are
pr,vaIseqk
The Palace Saloon Of this city keeps the
A No Cutter Whiskey on hand. which is
pronounced by all to lie the best liquor in
the market.
Commissioners Spurheck, hoffman and
McGregor are in The city in attendance on
the commissioners court, which convened
on Monday.
The sociable given at Mrs. Billings on
Friiay eve., was not very largely attended.
but an enjoyable time was manifested by
those present.
On Monday last surveyor Chapman and
party started from Walls Walla to difinite-
ly locate the railroad between Walla Walla
and Ainsworth.
Under sheriff Stannus returned by FRI
days steamer from Salem Ogn., where he
left IN the asylum at that place Paulson,
insane, OF this county.
have been faithfully promising supply Of
Fresh Fish from Portland by to mcrrsw's
steamer. Be ON hand half an hour after the
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