Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-22

| received and offered at prices never this
low. Saiaratus in % pound boxes, met
weight at Sl25, all other goods equally
! cheap. A. DAMAS.
Special Agent Haley is in the city
attending to court business.
VIM. Hopson, deputy L. S. marshal of
Bingham county ldaho, is IN the city.
c. 2. Marshall, agent for the -BradsFeet
! Mercantile agency, Of Portland, Oregon,
gave us pleasant call on " ednesday.
The crazy quilt, up for rattle by Mrs L.
Grostine, will ue rallied at . o'clock p. m +,
Saturday. Nov. "a, il the new brick hail
of Grostein 4 Binnari's.
Don't be alarmed if boom may take 4
look at Low iston before three months, and
the eyes of some of the moss backs may
protrudo Sc that ones hat will hang without
| falling off.
We are toli that the Spoh ans & Palouse
have completed their survey through the
Poilatch down via Bear creek as far as
Jnlietta. What they viii do next is not
yet publicly announced.
Weisgerber Bros. are having erected on
! he vacant lot adjoining Eobinson's saddler
shop, fine frame building to be used as e
tailor shop in the lower story and ss a
photograph gallery in the upper story.
We hope to see every ono who lives in
Lewiston, or comes to town, at eur store
in the next thirty days. We will show
you something new and nice.
IsAMAN j Co. s-tf
Maj. Kroutinger and wife. who have
been en- Cra,g's mountain the past few
months, returned last week and will
sol in IL
winter.
A grand ball will be given in the new
brick hall of Grostein j. Binnard, by the
Lewiston Brass Band, on Thanks eiviug
evening, Nov. 29th. A general invitation
is extended. See the advertisement else
where in this issue.
The youngest child Of DR.. Morris got
hold of an amopia bottle one day last week
and swallowed the contents of the same
Luckily the rash act was discovered in time
and he child was saved from m ignomin-
ious death, although be got severe scald-
ing about the mouth.
by reference to another column it will be
seen that the firm of Swank 4 Co., dealers
in saddles and harness, has been dissolved
}, II. Robinson will continue the bust.
ness. He has now the largest stock Of
harness and saddles and other stock usually
kept in first class shop, that he will cell
at Reasonable piice.
grand ratification parade wos had in
this city on Friday last by the Repu blcans
\ torch light procession formed in front of
the old court house and marched through
the prii cipal streets of the city headed by
the Lewiston brass band, and grand ball
was given in the new 1rick hall aud all en-
joyed themselves in tipping the light fan
tastic
Mr.. j. Oliver returned on Monday from
two months visit to his old home in Illinois
and says he had very pleasant trip. Jack
came back as we say, single, but, his inten.
tons are strong to soon make another trip
there and, then we can say, perhaps, he re-
tuaned not single. This is his first visit
there for ilpw rds of thirty years, and he
found many relatives and friends that were
glad to welcome him to their household.
Cards were received last week at this
Office announcing the marriage of Charles
S, Voorhees,, present delegate in congress
from Washington Territory, to Miss Fanny
Belle Vain. II seems that Charley didn't
care whether school kept OF not; that he
got left and all this We can hardly see clear.
The honorable gentleman and his happy
twin have the sincerest wishes Of the
TELLER office.
We are compelled to ask tile question
again Has the city COW ordinance bsen
repealed? Ii not, is there 60 way our city
aut herities can have sonic one enforce it
1t Is duite sggrava'ing for person to keep
their gates with pad lock Oh in order to
keep cattle out of their door-yRr1s, or else
get up in the middle of the night to Griye
them out. Either have it enforced or
repeal it.
Reports have beca rife that 7. 4. Clark
OF the Union Pacific, is soon to be hero to
meet a surveying party coming do~n Snake
river. He is ssid to claim that he ia
person has made the trip once aud thinks
others can endure the dangers and hard.
ships better than he can. We don't blame
him for no; exposing himself at this time Of
life. Younger men under his instructions
ought to be able to perfec, this survey.
We are informed that the Idaho Transit
company is assuming certain proportions,
which give some encouragement, not here
tofore experienced among rsilroad ex-
pcctan's in this vicinity. We hope they
have hold upon the situation that they
will not readily let 90. They have the
country to support them; they are not
wanting in means to build; they have the
tinascial inducement to build rapidly they
have the heart of the settlers with them,
and we expect there will be no failure. All
Idaho and Nez Perez counties are praying
for the sonsumation OF the completion OF
the work.