Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-15

tt!i, tNlith ana 'oilil iobEeS PaIticl pateh |
in he institutng ceremonies A grand
jubilee was had anon. themselves.
Attorneys Hagen. Allen, Hepburn aud
Turner from ti," Occur Il Atene; attorneys
Sweet, Elder, Piper and Reynolds, Of Mos !
COW, together with the Lew sion bar are do
irg the hummins in the court room THIS
session.
Albert Ccburn has just finished painting
an advertising diop curtain fer the new hail
a GercSee. All of the business houses OF
that Furnishing little town are represented
thereon, and 1t is certainly an excellent
piece of workmanship.
N. p. Heartburg our old time tailor, has
eturped from an extended visit to Camas
Prairie, aud is now prepared at his old
stand to receive work. lie makes cleaning
and repairing specially. aud will do your
work cheaper than anyone.
Jimmy Traynor of Genepec, took en- over.
dose OF morphine Que day last week which
rendered him absolutely helpless. They
rub bed him and walked him all of one day
aud night which brought him out OF danger.
He was sen, home 70 his motherln Portland
on Monday blight.
JOIN I.uIhe lsUa AL @IiuSiHH StcTN on
Harrison He says that Harrsons mothers
maiden name was Moriarity. and that few
days af'er The election Harrison received a
telegram continuing the following: "Are
yc there Moriali.y;" to hich he responded
Il got there Moriarity."
The sad intelligence reached this city by
las, Thureday's steamer that Capt. Sampson
well known in this city and surrounding
| country, has! died few days before at The
Dalles. FL was buried at Almota. The
Captain leaves wife and host of warm
friends to mourn his loss
There can now be but little doubt that
both Lewiston and Ca'nas Prairie will have
n railroad within year aud perhaps two
roads. Are our people prepared to appre.
c, ate the advantages Of railroad? Will
the m 1ssbacks change and their skins be-
come moAe soft and piable?
7. Eowley received an order on Monday
from bes.rye vors that were in the city for
several thousand ~rade stakes, which he is
now manufacturing. This begins to look
ike business in rairo ad matters, and that
the IRON horse is near at hand, The com
rany chat MIR. Rowley received the order
from is the Idaho Transit x. X Company
l. n. Maxwell has purchased the farm OF
Rev " s. Turner. situated Few miles
south of this city at the consideration OF
$500 Who SAYS that real estate is de-
c!ining on the wheat plains south OF Lew
iston? We hear it whispered from many
sources that Lewiston and surrounding
country will experience genuine boom in
the spring,
A young man by the name Of a Rodgers,
sced "a wears, who resides on the Lewiston
hill near the old Ruddy place, was poisoned
on Saturday last under very peculiar cir
cumstanccs L seems he was putting poison
in dead cow to kill cayotes and used his
knife es an implement, aud a short time at
forwards he used his knife to cut some chew
ing tobacco, and almost instantly after TAX
ing the tobacco, he had one spasm after an
other until be passcl away. lie was buried
on Sunday.
| An catre rev corps Of county officers,
eayc that of probate judge, will qualify on
| the frs. of January. We have no reason to
believe why the county haven't elected a
,, .~ood corps Of oiiicers each one of whom are
oompe,,...t and fully qualified to discharge
he duties Of tn.,. respective Offices faith
fully and efficiently. Botn tickets IN this
| Geli were excellent onea, and in many ~
stances c! oce was hard to make as was
,vnced by the close race. Let harmony
prsvail; i, is the best policy.
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Englis; tor school superintendent, S. G.
Isaman; for surveyor, w. p. Bel; for cor
ener, Geo. II. Lake; for county commits
soner first district, Jasper Rand; for COM
missioner. second district, W. B. Enkin;
for commissioner, third district, NJ. s. Free
man. Lewiston precinct elected T. II.
Hudson and s. n Cooper for Justices of
the peses, and c. Il. Leland for constable.
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