Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05
JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON

JUST RECEIVED FROM BOSTON
Our Boots add Shoes, specially made for us.
snort footed ana Large insteps, whereby we
are able to guarantee tit Come and ex.
anime our gents fine Dress Boots "a, 81 90.
A. DAMAS.
First Assistant Engineer, Rawlens arrived
last night from Omaha and will Join the
party Immediately.
The Whatcom ReceiHe is of the opinion
that !. IL. Brents will be the republican
nominee for delegate, unless the Puget
Sound delegation unite on DR.. Calhoun.
That is the way to force the Sound to unite.
Kesters drive containing 1900 cords Of
wood, Wyrkoops drive containing d, 900
cedar posts and 1900 cords Of single timber
and Bym sters drive containing a half
million fee. OF saw logs are nearing this
city fest.
Nothing has been definitely known as to
the whereabouts Of Wiley knighten who
killed the Chiuaman near Mt. Idaho. but
1t is thought he is in the Montana country
by this time, having been last heard of on
Red river, the other side OF Elk City.
NOTICE.-The parties who broke open
my house will please come and settle for the
DAMAGES done, else their names will he pub.
iished. Neknow who they are. Married
people should be more careful in the future.
August, 4th, 1856.
The dau liter Of Mr. aud Mrs. +. Ross,
OF this city, met with serious accident
while ut the farm of Henry Rees' near
Genesee; she was on horse with one of
Mr.. Ree, daughters, and both fell off break
ing the right armof Lena Ross, aged about
seven years. just below the elbow. Her
parents immediately brought her to town
and had her brnken limb set and she is doing
as well as could be expected.
Bishop futile arrived on tie steamer on
Friday, and preached his farewell, sermon
IN the Episcopal church, morning and evening
on Sunday last, to large congregation.
He met many Of his cnngreg cation on Mon.
day eve, at the chapel. where was a C lila.
ton and pleasant time. The Bishop left
on the steamer On Tuesday. He goes to his
new field Of labor in Missouri soon. 1t i.
not known who will succeed him in Idaho
| The following are the names of the persons
who comprise the u. Z, surveying party NJ
the Clearwater: 7. A. Clark, chief engin
eer; Lewis Blckensdcrfer, transitman; "
} Harrington, tnrngraphcr; Joseph Blick
ensderfer. lev.ler; Miles Phillips, Rodman
David Cars"n, head chainm,n; G. {. LIE
land, rear chairman; Harry That, her, real
bagman; P. I. Lomax, stake marker. ais,
thiee axemen and tour packers. Maiun
4 Leandrew's train are packing the supple
WHITE GOODS-we are now Offering
large assortment Of newest st, les of lace check :
stries. figured and plain lawcs, cone,
masailas. C mbrics and liques. tinted muls
lniia linens and battises; plain ana embrod
cred sevisres. white ombroideries on sev.ss
nanso"k. cambria and dimity fancy colore,
emhr"i re. les and laces adapted 10 the pre.en
season New linen. cotton tnd silk luces
Mail orders receive the must careful attention
Samples sent to intending buyers.
OLi.S KING,
"a If lS6 First st. Portland Oregon
NEARLY FIRE i he dwelling of l. c
Hattabaueh came near being CONSUMED b,
fire ON Monday night. Mr. H., on goin,
home in the evening lit the lamp and sat i
on a table near a wiuIow. and proceeded t.
open the doors for some all he had not be.
from the room long till he discovered tn
curtain of the window ON fire, having beel
blown into the fame of the lamp, he sool
extingushed this, but in so dong he burDc,
both hands, very badly. Assistance cam
from near ne,ghhors and all was made safe a
thought, and Mr. H. re ired for the night
but was not in bed hong till he discovere,
the room again in fiames he a SO succeede,
i'll extingushing this. No great damag
was done, save the burning of Mr.. II.
hands.
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