Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-06-21

celebrated Rockford Watches.
Chas. Monteith arrived FROM Wardner on
Monday.
The railroad news has been very change.
able the past week.
HeNry Rowe was In: town from Csmas
Prairie on Tuesday.
Tho MALE all arrive on good time now
and the roads are in good order.
DIN. A. Kelly returned on Monday,
from trip to the Sound country.
Good lead pencils for 20 cents per dozen,
euvslopes.5 cents bunch at Issrnan : Co.'S
Mr.. J. Eng,is, is able to be out again.
having nearly recovered from his recent III
juries. :
County attorney. Quackenbush,' has been
confined to his room with sickness for sew
eral days.
J.Demott and W. C. Cox were in town
from Genesee on Friday and Saturday on
business trip.
Baptise Escude has been quite sick at the
Hotel de France the past two weeks, With
Rheumatism.
Grosteiu l. Binnard's pack train left
again on Friday, for Warrsns, loaded with
merchandise.
Cbas. Bisbin, city marshal, has been quite
sick the past week and W. 4. Arant has
been his deputy.
Mr.. Hcartburg. the tailor will leave to-
day for Camas Prairie and will be absent
about one month.
WANTED girl to do general house
work. Inquire at the residence OF }. W.
Pee. 81
DR.. Fl. ". Stanton left last wee'. for
the northern country for trip and will be
Abasnt few weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Simpson has been confined to
Der bod the past ten days, with sickness,
but is now convnlescen..
The musical entertainment given by Miss
Essie Phillips, and class on Saturday even
ingwas highly appreciated.
The St. Belmo family played here two
nights last week and their performances was
pronounced good. both nights.
Mrs. hartford. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
". NJ. Rice. of this city, came up fron
Pomeroy last week on visit.
Mr.. Neibelsick, hospital steward at the
Walls Walla barracks. arrived on Sunday
morning and remained q few days with US
A, r. Suell was down FROM the Big Pot
latch on Tuesday and says they are going t.
have grand 4th Of July celebration thera
A large number Of passengers arrived OF
L. ThurnNAu srannk ri - hnyv
were persons who came to locate among US
VIM. Baird, J. Seeds and G. P. Cobur,
returned from their fishing and huutini
trip. on Friday last and report having
very pleasant time.
Baptise Rscude, Of this city, received tn
sad news on Monday, that his mother ha
died on Saturday. in France. at the age
eighty -four years.
Benson's train that arrived ON Thnrsda
put up their load and left again fer Warren
on Saturday morning. loaded with genera
merchandise for his store.
II Oregon did 90 republican you can r.
the A No. l Cutter Vhiskey just the sam
at the Palace saloon for ten cents 5drin
and also hssr good music.
The commissioners that met here on So
urday, appointed ]. Q. Monkey school 81
perintendent and W. P. Bell - surveyt
for Nee Psroe county.
The board Of county commissioners tn
met on Saturday last awarded the contra
for mskiag transcripts Of records for Lats
county. to I. G. Hattabaugh.
Miss Ora Fairchiid, sister Of Rev. L
Fairchild, arrived on the steamer on Thur
day from Portland. and will remain he
during tho summer on visit.
e. Tsxier will soon have . new front p
in his ssta bl,shment and will put IN FRS
class stock Of groceries and provisiops,
connection with his fruit business.
The funeral Of Mrs. E. Pearcy tn~k ola
on Thursday last and was largely attend
Tho services were held in the Universal
church, Rev. Lee Fairchild officiating.
Steamer arrived on Sunday with passe
gers and freight and proceeded on to Aeot
and there took on hoard about four thor
and sacks Of grain Ter her downward trip.
Several COWS are beginning to
very annoying to persops who have I
plants set out, and the question - OFT
asked, 10 have COW ordinance OF y
Peter Jacobs, Of Uniontown gave u
friendly call ON Nonday and says busin'
% quits brink there. Eight more cars "
reeeivsd there on Sunday and produce Z
b rapidly taken Of from now on.