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

RECElN ED anu offered at Eastern
Prices: Extra fine, all Wool, Merrino,
Cashmere. Alpacas, in white and fancy
colors. Seesuckers, Chamberys in all the
latest fancy shades. Buttons and all trim
mings to match
4. DAMAS.
Phil Cleary, one of the Idaho county
commissioners, came down from his home,
on John Days, on Thursday aud remained
i'll the city several days.
One of the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
f. ehissler, left on the steamer on Friday
for the lower country. She was accom-
panied as far as here by her mother.
Henry Weir, agent for S'aver & Walk r,
gave US a call last week and on Sunday left
for Uniont own in company with l.. Stanuus
agent in this city.
Three Sisters of st Fran,,st from Phla-
delphia, arrived on Thursday, and will open
the st Aloysius Academy in this city on
the 10th inst. See their advertisement
Jasper Mounce of Waha ran a twelve foot
header twentysix days this season, and
cut seven hundred and eighty acres OF
grain; this is the best wcr, We have heard
of being done yet.
1t is reported that W. G, Langford will
succeed TO the vacancy occasioneI by the
death OF Chief Justice, Jones. as he is the
Oldest Judge now lett on tho bench Of Wash
ington Territory.
c A. Thatcher sold last ives k, to parties
from abroad, four lots on the plateau back
of this city at a good price; and several 9th
e: sales in the shine vicinity are now under
consideration.
John Auchenvole and family returned
from trip to Medical Lake, on Monday
and pr oceeded on to their home on Cana,
Prairie, bu. will return and remain in thi
city during the coming winter.
We hear considerable complaint of par
| ties losing stock in this vicinity, Of late
and str"ng suspicion is shat some Que i
makipg way with them. Should they b.
detected there is no telling what the rene
dy would be for cure.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS - School tax o
District No is now due and will becom
delinquent on Sept both, 1883,
4S-lm D. S. DENT. City Treas.
The pack train of Grostein L Binnard ar
rived from Warrens on Tuesday and we ar
informed they. have housed their riggin
for the season. Some of the boys brin
fa.tering news from the Alton distric
that lies south of Warrens
H. A. Shissler, brother of Frank Shissle
passed through town on Monday on hi
way home 20 Pennsy lvania after tire
months visit in this section. HsSis hiShl
delighted with our climate and country.
| NOTICE.-Voce culture and piaro lie.
sons. Best methods, thorough systemati
work. Terms, one dollar an hour. Hou
or half hour lessons. RENA M. POE,
+ 49.tf Lewiston, l.
We-are creditably Informed that upwart
Of $50, 900 worth Of cattle have been sol
during the past year in the vicinity Of Can
as Prairie and Salmon river and there
vet II large number left in that section fl
sale.
On Monday morning the schools of distri
No l. were opened for the fall term. Pro
c. A. Foresman as principal. Mr..
; is a new conner among Us, and comes wit
the best of testimonials of character ar
qualifications, from the state of Indiana.
B. B. Stewart, an old timer in Elk Cit
came down on Thursday, to purchase sa,
mill which he intends putting up in cam
Mr.. S. has purchased the old Bell clai
9 and will rebuild fumes, bitches, etc., al
will work the mine on an extensive sea
the coming year.
Johnny ROUGH, while attempting to fol
Clearwater on Tuesday. got off the ford a,
came near losing horse. buggy and himse
: but fortunately made the shore with on
. the loss of roll of blankets. which We
r picked up by VIM. Benner, and Others, al
left at this office.
a Good mines have been discovered on t
i breaks Of. Salmon river near the old Sec
place. Some of the ore has been assay
and yields high. U. s. Marshal, Baird, :
n rived from Boise last week and proceed
II to Mt. Idaho and made location of t
ledge Others are interested with him q
n all have great faith in the mine.