Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-06-14

number OF strangers IN town.
County commissioners have an extra session
On Saturday.
a.od dry cord weed fer sale by G. J. Parker
Lewiston, Idaho. 9tf.
WArCnRS.-dso II. Lake is agent for th'
sslesrated Ksskfsrd Watches.
JGsffeny was over from Uniontown Oh
Tuesday.
W. +. Wright, Of the Big Potls.ch, was
IN the city yesterday.
J, Alexander made a business trip to
Grsngeville last week.
Frank Yangel, Of Moscow, was in the
city on Monday and Tuesday.
Hon ]. W. Reid returned from Wash
ington on Saturday evening.
Judge, W. NJ. Rice, brother and sou, left
for Craig's mountain yesterday for trip.
Good lead ,pescils for 25 cents per dozen,
envelopes 5 cents bunch at Isaman s Co.'S.
Roger Morrisy, came up on the steamer
on Thursday. from Riparis and is now in
the city.
Mr.. Mays, brother Of F. W. D. Mays, Of
Pomeroy, has been 10 the city the past
week.
Lie. Roberts was down from Viola last
county Of Latah,
Tom. McGrane returned from San Fran
cisco on Thursday where he had been for
the past month.
The latest kilograms predict the nomina.
ton OF Gresham for President by the re-
publicans on the 10th.
WANTED--A girl to do general house
work. Enquire at tho residence Of r..
Grostein.
Booth L Van Pelt shipped ten tons of
their flour by Thursdays steamer, to San
Francisco for sale.
A stock whip was found this week in
this city, and the owner can have the same
by calling at this office.
G, A. Manning arrived from the Occur
d'Alene on Monday aud reports the mines as
good As ever in that section.
We have had glorious rains during the
past two weeks that have made The farmer
smile and the crops look fine.
The excursion that was to have been had
last Thursday. up Clearwater, owing to the
heavy rain. dill not come Oft.
social dance was given in the Grostein
Binnard hall, on Thursday evening last,
and dancing was INDUCED in till one O'Clock
Several parties came up from Almota on
the steamer for the excursion Thursday,
but, owing to the rain, were disappointed.
Cbas. Rospers, who was injured by a
horse falling with him last week on Camas
Prairie. died at Grangeville last Saturday.
wANTED.--A girl to do general house.
work. Inquire At the residence of J. W.
Poe. SO
Mrs. John Denny and Mrs. Meilk, Of this
city, left last week for trip to the east.
Mr.. J. Denny accompanied them - far as
Spokane Falls.
The steamer, D. s. Baker, hos been
drawn of the Snake river aud taken below.
The steamer, Almota ia now making regular
trips here.
News was received from Geo. Lake this
week that he had safely arrived in New
York, but his father had died before he
arrived there.
Frank Gaffeny and mother, and Adam
Roth came down from the Weippe on
Tuesday aud reports all doing well 10 that
section.
F. J. Boston. dentist, expects to leave
about the 25th, for Alaska, and will be
absent till September. Those having bust
ness with him should call aud set the time.
Mr.. Bell, who has charge Of NJ. M. Will
aiams farniturs sstablishmset ct Grange
willie, came down on Friday last and says
that times arc quite lively on the Prairie.
Wei.gerbsr Bros. received BY tho steam.
'er this week small steam engine. that
they are having put up near the brewery,
'tha' they intend using for grinding malt.
The steamer proceeded up Snake river %
Tar ~ the lime kiln on Sunday and there
TOOK on forty-six bales Of wool belonging to
cnr's. Thiessen. that he had shsared from
his sheep this season.
MI. Grsenberg knows the benefit de-
iised from using printers ink, even il the
times are little dull. Take 8 peep 1t his
advertisement on our outside and then call
~ his grocery establishment.
At the National Democratic Convention
Maid at st. Louis. ON the 9Th, Grover Clevc-
and was nominated for President and
Alien q. Thurman for Vice President; both
were nominated by reclamation.
jasper Rand made . trip to Camas
rfa'r'e last week and SAYS the outlook for
good crop in that section il very hatter.
ing ana that stock Of al kind are 10 good
COMIN9.--The great 81. Belmo Family