Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-01-21

r. H. Harrison is again able TO be about
Mr.. Holt, of Cottonwood, came down or
Tuesday.
County commissioners adjourned on Tues
day last.
Mrs. Viole McConville has been very sick
for several days.
Both rivers have been full Of floating ice
during the past week.
The telephone between this place and
Pomeroy works to charm.
HAY.-I have large quantity of hay for
sale cheap. j. ii. Schultz. l6-tt
About fifteen inches of snow in Pierce
City. when expressman Christie lett last
Friday.
Read the executors notice in the estate
of John Brearley deceased, in another
column.
Anumber of substantial buildings are to
be erected here during the coming spring
and summer.
The case of Hibbs was argued in Judge
Dsady's court on the morning Of the 18th,
and submitted.
Mr.. Geo. A. Cameron, proprietor of the
DAYTON stage line, was in this city during
III past week.
The Moscow stage now crosses the Clear
water at Tallaut's ferry, about four miles
ahove this city.
Dr.. f. j. Boston will leave on Monday
next for Oregon, where he will be absent for
about three weeks.
Staging between this and points outside is
becoming anything but pleasant, both for
drivers and passengers.
Az Cleveland on Jan. H. all pumps We're
fFosen up, aud they were liable to be a
water famine in the city.
Two weeks from tomorrow is the mas
Quogade ball; large turn out is expected
% oeing the first of the seasoD.
6ince the cold weather several of our
clNiBens fear the failure of the supply of
weDd if the cold continues long.
Yrs. Geo. Lake, who was dangerously i'll
- week, is now. we are pleased to note,
uInoh better and fast improving.
The steamers will resume work on the
RIVER Just as soou as the ice clears out
Which we hope will not be long.
Everybody has got their ice houses: filled
wth good solid ice. and when the hot sun
c6pes, then it will be appreciated.
Eighteen victims of the cold and snow had
oeen reported at Kansas City Mo-. on the
18th, inst. and other points to be head
inm'
The building to be occupied by s Gray
fCo., as a saddle and harness shop will
SOON be completed and the occupants will
Immediately move in.
The Mt. Idaho stage came in on runners
On Monday, having good sleighing the en-.
tire distance, except when they came down
taeo the Lewiston valley.
chn Mathison came down from Idaho Co.
- Monday evening and returned on Tues
AAQmorning. Not over two inches of snow
When he left Camas Prairie.
q B. Hopkins. of the Palouse gazette,
arrived in this city from Pomeroy, yester
day boon. He is on business connected
with his new telephone line
MONEY TO LOAN $40, 900 to loan on
INsI eetate, on easy terms. Apply at the
First National Bank of Lewiston.
January Goth 1856. loft
=. Mr.. Silcott of the Clearwater ferry. saws
Chat he has his accommodations for cross
ing arranged so that he can cross at any
time, it matters not how hard it NAV freeze.
The Daughters of Rebecca gave sheet
Akd pillow case hop at the Masonic hall on
/ Juesday evening, where upwards of forty
1eeple assembled, and enjoyable time was
epsns.
On Tuesday letters were received here
G&ating that two feet of snow had fallen in
Walla Walla. aud that it was continuing to
COW. Only about two inches of snow in
1etiston
LOST.-At the MINISTRIES on Friday even
o11GA straight stem merschanm pipe. Also
- large brocade red silk handkerchief. The
Gndsr or finders will please leave the same