Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-10-07

Commitatus Una.
| Tim, Ruby and Orient are entered in
the trotting race that is to take place to-
day.
B. f. Morris and A. D. Green, of
Camas Prairie came down last night to take
| in the sights.
SoRIEE-Grand tea party tonight,
Thursday, at the Guild Room. Grand
march on I sharp at G o'clock ?. NJ.
Cordial invitation is exteneed to the pubic,
The half-milc race for two year olds ran
yesterday was won by +, Hollis Flaxey.
In the onehalf mile race, free for ALL Ger.
many, Cockolorum and Steamboat ran, the
latter winning
In the proceedings of the republican coun.
~ convention, we omitted to put in the
nominees for county commissioners which
are as follows: Dist. No. /, r. Inghram;
Dist. No. 2, II. H. Bangs; Dist. No. B.
Naylor.
ley, Of Lewiston, will leave on SATURDAYS
boat FOX Bellevue, Idaho, to attend the
Grand Lodge of the I. o. o. F.. which
convents at that place on the 18th of this
month.
Lewiston. Idaho, Sept. 90. 1856 Slim
There has just been shipped to this market
large stock of entirely new drugs and
druggist sundries in endless variety selected
by MIR. S. G. lsaman of the firm of Isaman
\ Co. Their goods are now on sale at very
low prices by Isaman L Co. i2:f
NOTICE. hereby notify the public
not to buy any of my horses or cattle, or
other property, from any person but myself.
| Horses are branded on left shoulder, HID,
| (combined.) Cattle with same brand on
left hip. shall replevy any stock sold by
any other person, other than mpself.
II. W. DEACON,
Geo A. Manning has been nominated by
| the peoples party of Kootenai county for
prosecuting attorney of that county. The
judge will have to admit him quick as a
practitioner at the Bar IN case of his cleo
ton. Manning made an efficient deputy
arshal of this district,
| In the county conventions of Nez Perce
county several county offices we.e sought
| for by many candidates, more than we have
known before for several years. Desire for
office is getting to be a growing mania, but
as only one person can ill each, it would be
well to have laws that will admit of more
offices SO that all the most thirsty can
drink to their I'll.
| We were introduced to Mr.. Mix. who
was nominated by the republicans for coun-
ty assessor. He halls from Moscow and APP
pears to be an intelligent man, and as we
learn has served three terms in Kansas as
assessor. He has been a resident of this
county three years and ought to be well
qualified for the position of assessor.
| IS l,1o
ated the foil, wing ticket: For member Of
the council, Robt. Larimer; Assembly,
Frank Fem; auditor and recorder, f. b
King; sheriff. j. I. Aram; probate judge,
w. Z. PEARSON; assessor, lno. n. Rice;
surveyor, j H. Robinson; coroner, DR..
Ribby; commissioners; LIST dist Z. Nj. Day;
2nd dist. " M. Won Berry; Bird dist, j Is,
Chamber ain. No nominations tor attorney
| oc treasurer.
The following named persons were chosen
AS Democratic Central Committee: Lew
iston, J b. Menomy, f. Kroutinger, &. +
Leland, F Ros. Moscow, II. b. Blake.
Genesee, II. b. Hodgins. Palouse, "m.
Ewing. Pine Greek. A. Que n.r. Gold
Creek, NJ. l.. Smith. American Iii &c, A.
5. CLANCY Big Potlatch, a. P. Edmon-
son, Little Potlatch. A. b. Crawford.
Bear Creek, NJ G. Davis. Waha, J. NJ.
Herb TT. Four Nile, c. ". Palmer. Thorn
Creek, n. Brooke. }. 3 Menomy was cho-
san chairman and II. u. Blake. seer tary.
MIR. Hewett who left h,re some two
weeks ago, for San Francisco, to purchase IA
quartz mil to erect ON his ledge near fierce
City, returned on Saturday last, and pro-
| ceeded to camp on Wednesday Mr.. Hew
| e.t has purchased a suitable mill and it will
| arrive Iii time to take into camp this Fall,
| before the Winter sets in. He has great
| faith IN the future of the Pierce City coun-
try aud says there is a vast amount Ct
| wealth in that section aud all that is re
quired is capital aud machinery to make it
one of the best camps in this country.
LEADERSHIP are now offering a very
| large and attractive assortment OF Ladies'
| and Chidren's Cloaks. Ladies Jackets.
| Dress Fabrics in the latest designs, Dress
Trimmings, Plushes, Fancy Nelvets. Dress
Silks, in black in all the leading colors and
Gloves in wool, silk and kid. We are head
quarters for these goods and the acknow-
ledg I'd leaders in low price. Samples sent
on application and orders solicited.
Oils l. KING,
| 24tf 1S6 First St. Portland, Oregon.
DR.. S. Harmon. Oculist and Optician, from
| St. Petersburg. Russia, is now canvassing
Oregon, establishing reputation among its
people preparatory to making a permanent
Office on this coast. take pleasure in certify
ing that have read DR.. S. Harmon's test,mo
NAL letters. which have been sworn to BY the
writers on this coast before notaries public, and
| bolieve the gentleman to be all he prof ssion.
ally claims to be, and cheertuliy recommend
him to the Oregon public. ED. SPARROW
| s. +, Chron,cte. San Francisco, Cal,
| By private note from the survey party
we learn that they found plenty of trout and
separated the party away from the train
and covered themselves with missouri
blankets aud declared they slept first rate.
A party who met them said that a pack
train from the party surveying through the
Big Hole and along Ross Fork, had been
set t to get supplies for Clark's party aud
would meet them before they reached the
pass.
The republican convention of Nez Perez
county, through their delegates chosen fresh
from the people, from the different precincts
in the county. passed unanimously resolu-
ton favoring annexation to Washington
Territory, aud rebuked the press and the
speakers IN the Southern portion OF the
territory for intimating that there has been
any change of sentiment generally among
the people of the North upon this question.
The democratic convention passed equally
strong resolutions upon this question oil
annexation. If the South think that they
have killed this issue by having it out OF
their political platforms they will find their
mistake in November.
DEMOCRATIC NoNINArIoNs.-The demo-