Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-07-26

RECEIVED and offered at Eastern
Prices: Extra fine. all Wool, Merrino,
Cashmere. Afpacas, in white and fancy
colors. Seesuckers. Chaniberys in all the
latest fancy shades. Buttons and all trim
mings to match
A. DAMAS.
The meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee of Nez Perez county, has been
postponed from Wednesday until Saturday
July %. at Z. NJ. BY order of the
chairman.
Report reached here on Tuesday that on
Monday the tightening near Cotton, W. r.,
killed two horses while hi,ched to pillow,
and also Knocked the driver down but did
no harm to kim.
Geo. Underwood returned from trip to
Camas Prairie last week, where he had
been on visit. lie says he brought J ack 5
buggy hack and did not have TIC have it re.
plevied, either lie says he had pleasant
time.
DR.. +. J. Boston, dentist, left on the
steamer On Monday for short stay in Orc
gon and will return here and proceed to
Camas P.arie and vicinity in about four
weeks aud will return from there here
about Sept. LIST.
A large number of Genesee people were
in ths city on Sunday last, among whom
We noticed Mr.. Kane proprietor Of the
hotel. James Trsinor and Eddie Arsnt, VIM
Denny, aud others whose names we did
not learn.
Exceptionally low rates from Geneses to
nd he
see at s, a. NJ, daily. for Spokane, giving
change before reashing St. Paul, where
close connections are made for all Joints
east and south.
On Monday while header crew was in
the ield Al Kettenbach's place, near Tam
many, flash Of tightening struck several
Of the men and knocked them senssless for
few minutes; it also knocked some of the
work horses over, but no great damage was
done TO either horses or men. No rain was
had but very heavy thunder.
From r. J. Monroe, who came in from his
farm on Monday, We learn that on Saturday
afternoon, the camp of John Pell, John and
Tom. Glass, who were on the mountain
near tha saw-mill above the Lake. caught
fire, and totally destroyed the entire camp
outfit. bedding, provisions, etc. The fire
caught from the camp FIRE while they were
cut picking berries.
The old reliable stage man. Felix Warren
has sold his stage line between here and
Pennington, to Linn j Lundy, the present
proprietors of tho Dayton line. Many will
miss the familiar face of Felix and will re.
greet his leaving the line, but We can say for
the new proprietors that they are old stage
men themselves and travellers will find
them ready to accommodate at all sines.
The news from Engineer Clark of the
U. r., via Butte City, indicates that they
will not come down Snake river but If it
comes to North Idaho it will come via. the
Weiser, Little Salmon and the main Salmon
and lower Snake, or across Camas Prairie
to Clearwater and down that to Lewiston.
It seems tho company are of the opinion
that a road via. the Welser and Little Sal.
mon will find more business than would be
opened up along the Snake.
From last nights Oregonian. -Rosylin,
". T., burned July %. $500, GOO loss. not
= business house left in town. One thous-
and people homeless.
Maguire's opera house burned at Butte
on the 23rd inst.
A boy dragged to death by horse at
Dayton Tuesday.
Ellsworth saw.mill burned at Celfax
July %.