Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-09-06

Now is your time to get ApsraJo hay Tor
filing beds and underlying carpets. ).
Atkins, City express aS'3
Benson's train arrived from Warlsns on
Sunday.
Indian Inspector Gordon arrived on Sun
day last.
Ceorce Young arrived from Boise on
Thursday.
NIL. Parker, Of Pomeroy, paid cur city
visit on Friday
Rev. Lee Fairchli was in from Lake
Waha on Saturday.
A child of Mr.. Daggett, who lives on
Hatwai died last week.
VIM. Hawley was down from Grangeville
last week, on q business trip.
A fire at The Dalles last week consumed
about S25, 900 worth Of property.
The funeral Of Granpa Hutchings was
largely attended on Saturday.
Agent Norris and daughters were in the
city on Saturday, from Lspwai.
Leslie Thompson has been on Craig
mountain the past week, rusticating.
LIP. Brown, OF Mt. idaho. was in the
city several days during the past week.
J. H. Robinson, of Swank h Co.. Of this
city, made trip to Calnas Prairie last week.
The Democrats Of Whitman county, W.
r instructed for Voorhes As next delegate.
A mothers solioauy, for Mrs Mary E.
Wadsvorth, by j. M. Herbert. will appear
next week.
Lima Morrison, who went east with BIS nd
of horses about two months ago. returned
on Saturday last.
VIM. Caldwell came in from Lapwai on
Monday anil reports the mountain back Of
his place yet on tire.
C. G. Buunell has got q hen that laid an
egg that measured "a inches by 81 inches.
Who's hen can beat it!
The steamer has ae"in changed time,
leaving here in the mo rning after its arrival
instead Of the afternoon.
A hesvy Wind blew here on Monday night
and Tuesday, few drops OF rain fell, but
mot enough to Jay the dust.
John Denny, formerly of Mt. Iish". but
now of Palouse City, came over on Monday
and looks as we'll as ever.
A fire at Baltimore few days ago, con
sumed 81, 500 900 worth Of property and
anumber of lives were lost.
]. Alexander, made business visit te
Camas Prairie last week and reports every
thing looking well in that section.
G. A. Leeper, II. Gaut, Ben. Reeves ant
Sam. Holt left on Wednesday morning To-
Spokane Falls to take in the fair.
Martin Wagner. formerly in the smplo,
of Vollmer i Co., returned from Oregon Of
Thursday much improved in health.
Frank Wyatt, Of tho firm of Wyatt
Ross, Of Salmon river, passed through thi
city on Friday en- route to Colorado.
DR.. Boston will return, soon, from hi
trip in the upper country, and will remain
In his office prepared to do dental work.
Charles and Matthew Dowd, sons of Mrs
Dowd Of Tammany, left on Monday 70
Spokane Falls to attend the Sisters schoo
Indian Noah. who is one of the oldest i
the Nez Perez tribe. died At his home abov
the upper ferry on Clearwater on Saturda,
N. NJ. williams went to Uuiontown Q
Friday where he met his daughter and fan
lily from Chicago, who are now in this cit
On . visit,
Miss Nettie Moore, of this city, h.
charge of tho primary department of Il
publ: school OF this city, assuming duty {
Monday.
The A No. l Cutter Wbiskey is the 90
liquor that il safely used in families, al
you can find it at tho Palace Saloon alwa
for sale.
Mrs. Wayand has returned from Cra
mountain and has resumed her position
the public school as teacher in the Intern
date department.
F. F. Patterson, register Of the La
Office in this city left last week in col
pany with J H. Forney, for trip into {
warrens country.
Mr.. Clark came down from Camas Prai
on Thursday. accompanied by his two q
tern, who were en- route for the lower cou
try to attend school.
Lal. Dunweli is lying very low with sic
mesa on the Weippe, at Mr.. Gaifeny's.
Morris. Of this city, wac summoned ADD /
on Tuesday evening
Miss Cornelius arrived on Sunday from
visit to Oregon. She has resumed her
sition in the public school in this city in |
grammar department.