Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-02-09
WINTER SUITS. - listers, Under
Clothing, Fir Caps, etc, etc, at coat.
4. DANAS.

All men engaged III the cattle range bust.
ness are invited to be present.
The steamer, Almota, C,pt Baughman.
arrived here on Tuesday and will hereafter
make regular trips. arriving on Thursday
aud S"naay. She left here on Wedne,d day
morning and will return again to-day.
There are tw" large ponds of water stand
ing in the middle of the street near the
would have DRAINED off before sickness is
caused from the sasnaton Of the water.
J. Cindning purchased two wear old
Hereford bull from Frank Holt on Tuesday
that weighed l,575 pounds, aud the animal
was not considered fat The consideration
was upwards e $500.
Sheriff, Laugdon. has been doing good
work the past month collecting Delinquent
taxes, and next Saturday is the dav set for
the sale of all property that is held for de-
linquent taxes.
LIND FOR RENT, CHEAP.-On Big
PotIatch. For cash or on shares. For par.
ticulars apply to MARTIN J. VESSELS, Lew
iston loft.
The wife Of johnny Hall, living near I'm
iontowu. gave birth to a pair Of twins last
week and died on Saturday,; the twins else
died before the mother. and they were bur
led side by side at Uniontown.
Nobody in this section yet can foretell
what route the Manitoba company will
lopt westward from Butte City, Montana
We all hope that they will adopt the Clear.
water route.
At Bunnell's hardware store you can get
any quantity of first class Rarbed " ire at
1,,, 10 hD
Barbed Wire should 90 to Bunnelrs first
and YOU will be sure to get a good quality
and low prices.
Mr.. Benhayon, of the firm of Benhayon &
Gonzal, 2, OF st. Augustine. Florida, paid
our town visit last week with large lot
Of cigars and disposd of the same at good
figure, and they gave general satisfaction.
The matter is discussed among our citi.
zens, to offer right Of way for railroad
to Camas Prairie and bonus of So 900 to
any company which will build and equip
such road. within the ensuing year.
Nearly one-haf that amount has already
| been pledged.
| CARD OF THANKs.-The undersigned
wishes to extend his sincere thanks to the
people of Lewiston for their sympathy and
assist stance given him and his family. during
the illness aud burial of his broher O. L.
Porter. who died in this city on February
lst. 1883. 0. V. PORTER.
| Lewiston Idaho, February 9, 1888.
John Micou. of this city, wishes us to
mention the Death of his brother Judge B.
Micou, of Memphis, Tenn. He was a citi
zen of Oregon till 1885, aud filled several
importsnt positions of trust IN the Oregon
legislature while he reside there. and will
be remembers by the citizens of Oregon,
who were familiar with Oregon affairs at
that time.
| The Lewiston Hook and Ladder Company
of this city presented to +. Ross at a special
meeting held last evening a fine gold watch
charm. which was elegantly engraved on
one side had an emblem Of hook ladder,
hat and trumpet on the other. and was pre-.
scented to him fer favors given the company
The charm was purchased from the jeweler
store of c. G kress.
Office Of Board OF Health, Lewiston, Idaho,
| February 8, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
owners or occu pants of premises, within
the CITY limits are hereby required to
| thoroughly renovate and clense their prem
ises of all filth and refuse matter, within
eight days from this date. By order Of
the Board. j. NJ. HOWE, Chairman.
J w PoE, Secretary.
Pianos. Organs, White and Domestic
Sewing Machines We wouId say to the
people of Lewiston aud vicinity that we
can supply them with anything in the Mu-
sic line they wish. We also deal direct
with factories fer the White and Domestic
sewing machines and a full assortment of
sewing machine needles. oil and at'nch-
mepts OF all kinds. A specially made Of
repairing. All aorh warranted.
| MORRISON BROS,
| l9tf Opposite Isaman Co.
Steps are being taken by the Masons
and DAD Fellows of this city to have a new
cemetery, AMI the city are also looking to
the same A committee from each lodge
aud also from the city council are looking
for suitable location, aud it is thought
the ground south of the city on the hill
back uf Cox's will be selected as the place,
and if approved by all, steps will be i'm
med ,atelv taken to move the present ceme
terry. This is something that should have
been done long aga. and we hope now will
be consuninted.
&C Porter, who died 50 suide'l, in
this city few days ago was one Of the two
brothers who have been in this vi Unity some
years, and engaged in buying and selling
horses, aud SOMETIMES shipping them east
The prothers have. by hard work and atten.
ton to business acquires quite competence
The deceased was vel respected where
known, aud the two were generally closely
a,tache ed in business and friendship. The
surviving brother. o. V Porter, feels his
loss severely, and he has the sympathy 81
all who have so long known him and ths
!. deceased as honorable and honest men.
The Boise Democrat says the Republican,
Tcrritori"l Committee also passed res"lu
/ tinns against division. The official pro
ceedings ON our first page. taken from thu
Boise Statesman, rabii organ against So
gresation. do not alude to the subject
Has the Democrat been wrongly informed
or did i, purposelv desire to misrepresen
the Republican Committee? We look TO
matters OF fact in the Boise papers, No
, "campaign lies" on things concerning tn
people at largs-Cceur d Aiene Sun
+ The Boise Republican reports differently
Whom shall the people believe. If the
did resolve against segregation, they did s
after P. H Winston, adelegate, left on tn
morning of the Goth Of January, and wer
ashamed to have their resolutions pu olishe
in their proceedings.
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