Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-09-09

A S0sVUo IRE at Cheney occurred on the
3rd.
The Walla waila delegation is instru ctet
for Bcentz.
A. D. Greene, Of Cottonwood, eame lowr
on Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Geo. Bremen, OF Moscow. gave our
uity visit on Sunday last.
J. @. Monkey is having his side walk
laid around his brick building.
A cave occurred in the Cascade tunnel
and men were killed last week.
Barlet. has been nominated for Governor
by the Democrats of California.
Considerable sickness has been in this
vicinity during the last month.
GO TO HEAR Mr.. Winston tomorrow
night at the Grostein & Blnnard Hall.
IT. you have ever heard Mr.. Winston vol
will not fail to 60 again to hear him.
A grand ball is to be given at Julietta on
tomorrow evening, in the new store.
The fire company met on the LIST inst
and transacted their general business.
Mr.. H. Kaminsky Of Cheney, W. T. has
been in the city visiting, the past week.
Mr.. Winston's subject for to. morrow
nights lecture is very attractive one.
The pack train of Grostein g. Binnard ar.
rived from their trip to Warrens or Mon.
day.
Johnny Gaffeny. of Grangeville, ives in
town several days during last week on a
visit.
The shake in Charleston on the 3rd
caused two buildings to fall and one woman
was killed.
Mrs. C. c. Bunnell and her sister Mrs.
j. b. Springer left last week for short
stay in the lower country.
The story of fight between the Ameri.
can aud Mexicaas and the escape of Gero-
nimo proves to DO untrue
The St. Aloysus Academy opened its
Fail term on wednesday. Sept. LIST, with
goodly number of scholars.
Mr.. Geo. Bidding who has been in the
Moscow country for the past few months.
returned here on Saturday.
A. Benson's train came as far as Craies
mountain, and will Law over there till a load
10 prepared for them here.
The Queen sent her expressions of SYM
pathy to the President, in behalf of the
sufferers by the late earthquake.
Mrs. Hoops, sister of j. G. Shssler, who
recently died, and her son. arrived from
Delaware on Mondays steamer.
Mr.. Siers, partner of the late J, G. Shiss.
tor returned from the Yellowstone, where
No had his horses. on Tuesday evening
Mr.. T. Hurcade, J. Greer and nephew
aad Ed. Hammond, came down from the
Pierce City country on Sunday on visit,
Mrs. W. 3. Palmer returned from trip
to Portland on Saturday last with full line
OF the latest styles and patterns of dressing.
Mr.. A. c. Bigham, of the Little potlatcb.
came in on Monday and says mos. every.
body in his section has finished harvesting.
Mr.. J. s. Kline, who lives in Tammany,
presented us with watermelon this week,
that weighed forty pounds, raised on his
place.
Republican Territorial convention of
Washington met yesterday We have no
report OF the result up to the time of going
to prese,
A/SS0os oCCouuCS rom Europe state that
Alexander has abdicated. which leavesRuss,a
In possession of Bulgaria, unless England
interferes.
A shower of pebbles fell in the heart of
che city OF Charleston On the 3rl aud anot.
her shock of earthquake alarmed the in.
habitants.
Willis Sweet lett on Saturday for HALEY
Idaho to attend the republican terri
torial convention which met At that place
yesterday.
Mr.. Eckert and family, of Cottonwood,
came down on Sunday last and were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. /. Rand, during their stay
in this city.
we were shown acme of the largest egg
plumbs We ever saw, this week that were
raised on the farm of Mrs Dowd in Tam.
many Hollow.
The latest from Mr.. Shaft. who wa.
trspanned by . consultation of phvsicians
vas that he was improving it is hoped that
he will recover.
W. A. Gouider Esq. who for some
months has been collecting material for a
history of North Idaho left on Tuesday
steamer for Boise city his home, He has
visited personally all the counties in Nortl,
Idaho, and ought to be able to do Justice
10 such . history.