Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-06-07
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city ought 10 cause our streets to toe hshte
up. The expense will not be great aud i
may save ano her ''biack" suit
II you want good wagon call on H. X
Garnet agent for the celebrated Balm u a
son, the best manufactured.
John Schultz was down from Genesee or
SUNDAY and says a large amount of gram il
btlng hauled 10 the depot for shipment ant
that everything looks well for large y-lc
of grain this tall
Mr.. Tlllinhast and Mr.. Cavanaugh re
tnrn"d from their prospecting trip IN the
Narrrns country on SATURDAY. and report
i,.mselv-s highly plesseiwith that country
aud predict for it bright future.
DR.. II. a. Shssl-r. of Shamoken, Pa.
brother of Frarl; Shissler, Of Camas Prairie,
gave MS n ell Yesterday, He will remain
With his brother during the Summer on IA
visit.
We received the following from Pierce
City last mail. "Pleasc announce the birth
OF young 'hina baby in Pierce City. Mid
wife unkno~ supposed to be Read.
There was no qu" on the chili." H
! Dispatches received here on Tuesday
sta'e that the Oregon election which &C.
cured on Monday, Herman wa elected
and that the entte state ticket was elected
republican.
| The following officers were elected on
Nav 30'h for the ensuing term. of Excelsior
Lodge, KIN shts of Pvthias: Les.
Thompson. G Fred. Kroutnger V G..
e. f. Leland. p. John Schmidt. NJ. at A
John Robinson, q. G. d. 0. Powell, l. G.
The mining excitem, mt in different parts
of the oun'ry i. raging high. hui during
| the excitement they never tail to- purchase
a hottie o' the A No Cutter VIII skev be.
fore starting out, for sale ut the Palace
| Saloon.
J. B. Menomv left this morning for Ar
ling'on where he goes for he remains of
Mrs. P-~rcy that was found near that place
on Sunday last. He expects to return by
| steamer on SUNDAY morning.
WANTED. Information wanted of Pat.
rick C"nnortan, who left Mckelu,nne n II,
Cal"veras "untv, California. in 1863 Tor
salmon river mines, Floren' p, Idaho,
81 On Please address, MARTIN RIGNEY,
404 Fifth ST. Oakland, Alameda Co, Cal.
In the haheas corpus case of T. B. Gnth-
re. Judge Logan sent hack an or.ier from
Sho' hone for his discharge and filed an
| opinion in the case with the clerk of the
court, and Guthrie was released from Gus.
tudy on Monday evening
The me ,nbers of Neg Perez Lodge No. 10
A. +, a. NJ are specially reanes ed to
lie preset at The next regular mcrt,ny. July
9t' 1855 as there is business of importanc.
to come before the lodge.
BY order OF the W. N.
J. y. MeConkey. See.
An alarm OF fire was given en- FRIDAY
evening and it was found to be in the
dwell'ng Of DR.. NJ. A. kelley's now occn.
pied nv c. D. Fleming. catching from the
stove pipe. The Fl emen had their truck
en- route in short order but the fire was ex.
'msuished without doing much damage.
The Oregonian of the 4th published dis.
patch from Arlington Of the finding ,f m
bod, of a woman floating in the Columbia,
near the Willows. There Is not unrh
doubt about it being The bod, of Mrs.
Pearcy from the lettering on ring found
on her finger Mr.. Pearcy has telegraphed
for more full particulars.
Frank Snissler returned from the east on
Tuesday. where he had been with lot of |
fine horses that he dieposed If them at |
good faur'. His brother also nccomp MED |
him back here They were mr, here nv
Mrs. S. and daughter. aud Nick Inghram
aud .roceeded on home ta 0rsnesSilc.
Several parties went down the river in
small boats on Saturday to search for the
body Of Mrs. Pearcy. who was drowned one
week ago last Friday night. They proceed.
Il down as far os Granite Point. searching
hoth sides If the river bnt were unable to
find any trace and returned here on Tues.
day last.
FOR SALE.-The Gem Restaurant in
Lewiston Is for sale on reason hle terms.
The proprietrcss is in i'll health which is the
canse of her desire to sell. The Gem pose.
esses everything required to run first class
res t"urant, including 10 beds and beddinr.
The restaurant is 0oing first class business
Inquire at the restaurant If
Mrs. G. L. STEVENS.
Lewiston. May 18th. 1883. 33.tf
RICH MrNEs.-Dr. Ford, Of Warrens
writes to the firm If Gros'ein L l,innard af
this i'v. that l. johnson and his two part.
ners have recently discovered led ,e OF
gold hearing quartz. about four miles south.
ras' from arrens. near the summit If tn.
divide he,we-n Warrehs and the south fork
NJ Salmon river The ledge il said 10 he
the richest ever discovered in Nor h Idaho
aud is of good width. lnrge number of
people are aocki"y III here trom all direc.
tons,
Paul Boulon and his troupe PLAYED in III.
lirostein / Bim ard hall, on FRIDAY and
Saturday nights "a large audiences The
brass hand composed Of the ladies Of the
troupe did well or the street parade on The
Eve Of each day before their performance.
in he hall Prof. B"ulon found man, OLD
time friends h re who were glad to greet
him sni his troupe and to know that they
were meeting it'll such good success every
wh-re throughout the country they play in
CARD OF THANxs.-l desire to express
my unb"u' dea gratitude TO the citizens of
ladies and gentlemen. who have
so generously aided me in my late affection
and 40 kindly assit.d me in my earnest
search for he recovery Of the body OF my
wife, nnd especially d" tender my heart,
thHnks to the ladies who have 90 unseitish.
ly offered to provide . home tor my mother.
les child and other necessities occaeioned
BY my sudden and sad berenv ment.
Ed. PEARcY.
Echo. the four year old stallion Of Mr.. D.
s. Hu,chins is acknowledged tn he the hes'
horse in this sec'ion. and will stand at the
following named places. the coming season:
At the rNnch of d. 8 Hutchins. on Mondays,
1T W. T.. Churoh's ran-h in Tammanv