Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-03-25

A. DAMAS.
A good Spring Wagon or Hack for sal,
cheap, or will trade for country produce
Enquire at NJ. J. Greenburgs Grocer,
Stme.
NJ. A. Means, lone of our boys" is agair
with us, and will be engaged in the former
position he occupied in Greenburg's gro
Gerry establishment.
l.. Stannus under sheriff of this county.
left On Tuesdays steamer, for Salem ON.
having in charge A. Pallson, insane, where
he will leave him.
Mrs. Fox, who has been visiting her sis.
| ter, Mrs. T. s. Billings in this city for the
| past few weeks left for her home in Por..
| land on the last steamer.
MIR. r. B. Briggs. vice president of the
Bridger Cattle company, of Billings, Mon
tana. is in the vicinity of Lewiston for the
purpose of purchasing cattle.
HEREBY ANNOUNCE that I viii, meet
| any price in my line Of goods that -ay be made
| nv any selling cut scheme in Lewiston Facts
and no fiction. NJ. j. GkkENBUKG.
The Odd Fellows of Asotin CITY. have
already begun t, make arrangement. for
their grand ball to lie given on the 26th of
April, an anniversary of the Odd Fellows.
have been faithfully promising a supply Of
Fresh Fish from Portland by to morrow's
| steamer Be on hand half an hour after the
whistle blows. NJ. j. GREENBUKG.
DR.. J. Q. Monkey !s placing lumber on
his vacant lot On Main street to build a TEN.
porary building to move into. He will tear
down the one he now occupies and erect q
brick structure.
In letter from Senator Dolph of date of
March ~, he says LAS soon AS the ad.
mission bill is ont of the way will do all
IN nv power to secure an early report and
favorable action upon the annexation bill "
REMEMBER I am prepared to do a general
wholesale business in Groceries Provisions, CT
CARS. Tobaccos. Tropicsl and Local Fruit and
Confectionery. Interview me for quality and
price. M. J. GREENBURG.
Advices from the Senate chamber of re.
cent date say, that opp.s tion to annexation
is coming to the Senate from Cnlfax. w. I.
We inter that this springs from the Gazette's
opposition to voorhees,, and is purely sper.
sonal
SEEDS.-Seeds for the garden. seeds for
grass of every known variety, and in any guam
tty. Also seeds for timber. including Amer
can White Ash. Sugar Maple and Box Elder.
also Oni'n sets in Urge quantity. Save your
money by buying seeds of Grcenburg.
Something new in the social line is ex.
pected at the methodist church on Friday
eve April 3, 1886 Let every onee be
| treasurinY up all pleasant remarks and
bring them along to help make the social -
pleasant occasion
The suspicion that the steamship Oregon
was blown up by Dynamite, has been ex-
ploded by the testimony of an old sailor
VIII" was passenger on the Oregon, and
saws the force which crushed the Oregon
was from the outside of the ship
NOTICE To WuoM 1T LAY Coxcrrx.-
hereas my wife Elv-na Root has left my bed
| ana board without cause, this is to notify al
persons that will not he responsible tor any
debt she may contract. Z. L. Root
Warrens. ldahs, March LIST. 1886. "a lm
TEA BUDS. = Drink G,e>n,urgs delicious
Tea Buds A choice quality of select japan
Dallan Tea, put up in p rfection cansters
and warranted to CIV universal satisfaction
at so cents per ID can. Try it.
A call meeting Of Neg Perez Lodge No.
10 A. +. & A NJ. will he held at their
hall on Wednesday evening Mar. 81, at 7 80
p. NJ. for work in the second degree
cbJouTnlun brethren CORDIALLY lnSltcN.
|. G. HATTABAUGH, w. NJ.
We are indebted to Hon c. S VOORHEES,
for several copies of the pages of the Con
gresxionai Record, containing the proceed
ings of the House and the debates on the
bill to annex North Idaho to Washington.
folded separately in pamphlet form.
Glare, six year old son of Mr. S. Gray.
OF this city, was kicked in the face by a
horse on Tuesday. The little fellow was
pick ed up for dead. and lay unconscious for
some time, hut medical service was Immed-
ately in attendance. aud the little sufferer
is now doing as well as could he expec ed,
SAMPLES.-M J. Grecnburs has just re-
ceved his samples for men 5 wear. and an ele-
CANT 'aHhion plate for the Spring and Summer
of 1856, from Browning. King & Co.. n. Y.
He is prepared t. take orders for clothing Mt
nearly ready made prices the stores. Tie al
So represents the well known shirt factory. TX
celsior. of Chicago. taking orders measures
for tbs hest white shirt made to special "rjcr
for 81 80 each. If you desire a comfortable
fit Ill on him.
DRY GOODS Oils & King lS6 First
street Portland, Oregon, have selected their
Spring and Summer stock with great care in
the best eastern markets. Their stock is
now complete IN all departments aud the
larges, and most att active ever brought to
this city. As thew buy and sell exclusively
for cash. or send goods c O. d., their prices
are always the lowest in the city Orders
ere solicited and samples ssnt on appli:a-
lion. 24tf
CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
Rand improve the opportunity Of extend.
ing the heartfu gratitude of their family ia
the good people who rendered such valuable
service. both day and night, during the
sickness and burial of the son Of Mrs. Rand
And w" woul'l further say, that we realize
the fact that it is good to live with such
kind and noble p ople, aud surely for such
kindness AMI noble deeds you will receive
your reward. If not sufficiently here. you
vii! on that higher and better plain above.
JASPER RAND.
MARY II. RAND.
March "a. 1856
FOUND DEAD IN BED.-On SUNDAY last
it was noticed by several that the usual stir
about the premises of Mrs. frankie Gale,
living on First street. was not observed.
And at about O'clock p NJ. investigation
was instituted, and she was discovered in
her bed dead modification having set in,
| and evidently had been dead for several
hours. A cnroner's jury was empanellcd
and an inquest held. the jury rendering the
verdict that she died at her own hands by
poisoning herself She has beer addicted
to the use of morphine for several years
past. and one-ounce vial. two-thirds full,
of this drug was found in her bed room
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