Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-20

Many finely illustrated books, 6lled will
AL'usinG stories for the children, ut Isaman 1
Cs.'t
Elias White is on the sick list with pne u
monia,
Frank G rierson, clerk of thu court, is il
Moscow on business.
John Seeds has been quite sick the past
few days with fever:'
The Idaho legislature is in full blast, &C.
cording to reports.
A new Chinese landry has been started
near the grist mill III this city. See ad.
Mr.. Stein, who has drove of sheer
near Red Bird was in the city gu Tuesday.
DR.. r. s. Stirling returned from Oregon
on Thursday, where he has been for several
weeks.
A large number of Transfers were down
from Camas Prairie last week for mcr-
chandiss.
W.K. WidelI, Of the Post. MteAigeacer,
Seattle, has been doing the town the past
few days.
G. G.. Bunnell received car load of
barbed-wire by Thursdays steamer from
the east.
The wood saw mill has been kept busy
the past month saving wood for different
parties for winter use.
Walter Leeper, agent for Staver 4
Walker, at Pomeroy, has been doing the
town the past week.
The Pierce City mail gees As far as the
Weippe with horses aud wagon. and from
there in on horse back.
Several new crosswa,ks have been put in
our streets the past week much 10 the con-
venience OF the going public.
Andrew R"ux has been confined to his
room this past few weeks with sickness,
but he is now much improved.
Phil Ileary returned from his trip to San
Francisco on Sunday aud proceeded on
home to John Days on Tuesday.
ed McConville has been confined to his
home the past tive weeks with a fever, but
- now able to be about sgain!
John Weisgerber has been on the sick
list for the past three weeks, but we are
pleased to note his recovery.
J. P. Vollmer who has been confined I.
his home for the past two months is RAPIDLY
recovering and will coon be among US.
WIN. Parrish, Of Anatone, was In the
city last week, and reports everything
aourishin9 In his part Of the country.
Gus Richards has been confined to his
bed the pas few weeks with sickness, but
is at present on the improve.
Merry Christmas Tree at the Uniyersali.t
church, Christmas Eve, at 7 O'Clock.
Everybody welcome. Carefully mark all
articles.
The assortment and display of Candies
this time 1t Greenburg's excel all former
enorts to out rival his competitors. ll-2w.
Andrew Nelson, who went back east
with band Of horses several months ago.
returned on Sunday, and says the horse
market is quite slow At present.
The cold weather is upon Us and there 10
no remedy more safe from catching . bad
cold than the A No. l Gutter Whiskey, for
sale 1t the Palace Saloon.
81 far but very little snow has fallen on
Oraigs mountain, and the stage makos its
regular trips between here and Mt. Idaho,
arriving ON good time.
Our streets have been very muddy for
the past two weeks aud our street commls-
s'oner mas been doing good work laying
crosswalks and gravsling the streets where
needed.
A. R. St,ffsl, sheriff Of Asotin county.
who was shot by Williams some weeks
ago 10 agsia able to be about, but nothing
has ever been heard Of the would. be .assas.
sin, Williams.
H. 7. Tolmis, Of Minnesota. has been
appointed by tho president. - Indian agent
~ the Ne. perce Indian agency, to Gil the
position OF MIR. Geo. W. Norris, who re-
sigoed sometime ago.
Mise Wishard. daughter Of George Wish
ara, deceased, fell from horse some days
ago "a Tammany Hollow and fractured one
OF ner arms. DR.. ]. B. Morris was called
ana set the fractured limb.
y. BARLOW. ono Of Staver / Walkers
agents. at Portland, arrived in the city on
aonday: and proceeded to Camas Prairie
on Iuesday in company with Henry Weir,
aAother Of their agents.