Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-15

On Friday there was a cold wave passed
o, er this ection; the tn rmomeI er dropping
very suddenly. At +. Leach farm
to two above zero.
Jessie Moore Whisley, Of 1882, for sale at
the o. K. j N. Exchange. Call in and
sample it. If
w N Knox, who il in the employ OF
Scott j. Noilmtr, as salesman, at Dit. ldah"
came .idanon tuesday amt Will 60 to Spu' |
kali Falls and thcncc to San Francisco, GU
q teW months visit.
Misses Allie Crooks and Addie Pearson
who have been at Grants Pass, Oregon, on
IA visit the past winter returned here on
Monday by sase and returned home to
Grangeville IN TUESDAY.
FOR SALE - 200 head Of fine cattle for
sale cheap For iurth particulars in
uuire at This office. l..-lm
For FrRsr-cLAss PHOTOGRAPHS go to
Fleming's gallery, at Riggs old stand Oh
Eugene street Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. :3-lm
Grayson, who we made mention of las,
week as having es, ared jail at Asotin, gave
himself up last Fruay AMI Is now closely
confined IN the Jail He said he lived on
wheat straigh while he had his liberty,
an that the storm aud cold compelled him
| t. give up.
". J. Eskin " no h been in Columbia,
/ Tenn the past two years, returned here on
the 9th of Tins month and will hereafter
make this section his home. He says thai
North Idaho is hard To beat. Accompany
ing him was his wife whom lie welded
about one year ago.
HORSEMEN ATTENTION. Il have a
stallion for ale, age six years, and weight
1850 pounds. He can be seen at Martin
Collin livery stable. Lewiston, on the gath
of this month. Anyone needing such a
horse is Invited to call and see my horse,
Is. B. MCCLURE,
242w Asotin, ". T..
| F. F.. Jerome who went to Kingston lust
week. where the remain of h $ brother, Ed.
were found, returned on Thur,dsy. He re-
ports that the body was buried nea- where
It was found before he reached Their, but
that sufficient evidence was p oduced to
satisfy hun that 1t was his brothers re.
mairs.
We TOOK stroll through he east end OF
our c,tv on Sunday last aud found much I'M
provement there. A number OF tine rel
dences h I'VE been erected and valuable i'm
rroveme have hren made. We also no
: t,ced that there is great need OF severa
streets being opened upi that section io'
the convenience OF those living there.
Sheriff, Seaton, Of Adams COUNTY. III
arrived here on Thursday evening, and iden
titled, P. Beatty, who was arrested last
"eek, and being armed with the proper
, papers, took Beatty with him on Friday and
returned to his home in Illinois. The crime
that he was charged with was burglary
having broke into store aud stole property
heref,o.r.
Pianos. Orynns, White and Domestic
Sewing Machines. We would say to tn,
people of Lewiston and vicinity that w
can supply them with anything in The Mu
+ sic line ,ncy wish. We also deal direc
, with factories the White and Dcme>ti'
sewiur machines and full assortment o
. sewing machine needles. oil and attach
mcnts of All kinds. A specially made o
ep.iriug. AU pork warranted.
MORRISON BROS.
+. letf Opposite Isaman l. 20.
RrpUcl1cAS PRIMAMEs.-In pursusnc
Of The call issued by the Republican Contra
t Committee OF Iaan". Ter, primaries will h
!. held in the several election precints OF Ne
Perce county. l. T.. on the 3lst day G
March. 1888, at l o'clock, p. NJ. tor tn
" purpose of electing delegates to attend tn
Republican county con, ent,on to be held
Lewiston, /. T IA the IL h day OF Apr
:. 1883, to elect four delegates to the heput
v lc,n #. rr,tnrial convention to convene
Boise City. I. T., On the 2nt day OF Ma,
1883 to choose delegates to the Naion'
f" Republican convention to BE- held in Chcag
IS June 10. 1888. The several precincts ar
" entitled to the following representation
Wabs ,........2 A~erican Ridge
7, Lewiston ........2O 1hon Creek ,....... .....
he Scpesee ,..4 Little Potiateh......".
81 Moscow .,.......10 Palouse...... ............"
Gold rreek ........3 Pine Creek .........".."
Big Pntta'ch .....3 Bear Cieek""" ...."'
s. Four Mie........L.
II JOHN II. EVANS. Chairman, Rep. Cen. Con
Ia j, A. LArHR"p. Secretary,
March, 10, 1888.
rr The European 'war cloud appears
"a still somewhat obscure the sun OF pcac
We had reason to expect that acts Of re-
ce hostility would be INDUCED in until Il
y 6,h question; or Gshy c"ntrovrrsary
S.alpy differences between the un'''
.st State. and Cauala were finally ADJUST
m, and settled beyond dispute. La Il
event of an outbreak among our caste
NJ Empires, Kingdoms, Provinces, Il
3 publics &C., the quest'nns of fish, rs
:" bate and the exact le.,gth, breadth a
i, thickness of n marine league, are OF 50
sit import to the liberty loving saturies OF
=" neu,ra. commonwealth. The treaty d
-. under consideration by the U. s., Sena
ay between Secretary Bayard aud Il
'F' Britanic Majesty, appears to be dehc'f
- in the enumeration of details; and hen
sen may not be acted upon at the pres
re- session of congress. 1t makes 40 p
n vision 10 regard to ''crab. "brook trr'
Elk aud salmon eggs, or the appropr'"t
re and use Of whale seed. Secrets
!, Bayard should have known, and dou'
,;ch less did know, that the right to and
ure disposition Of whale seed was the esst
,;.l mint in this international, salt-ws