Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-13


Miss Kittie Thatcher. of this city is i'll
Moscow on a visit.
]. Calvin of Weippe was in the city on a
business trip this week.
Mrs. S. R. Smith came up from Texas
Ferry on Sunday on visit.
J. B. Chamberlain returned home to
Camas Prairie on Tuesday.
Mrs. d. B. Baldwin, arrived from Camas
Prairie on Monday, en- route for New York.
John Robinson who was injured by a
horse Last week will soon be able to be out.
Both Walla Walla and Spokane Falls
have ordered for their people, free mail de-
livery.
Robert Larimer, of Idaho county was in
the city last week and remained several
days.
Two steamers arrived last week and both
took on loads of VIII, at from here aud also
At Asotin.
IA, Miller came down from Mt. Idaho
last week and reports all in prosperous
way on tine Prairie.
Thomas Stockley, OF Cotton and j. o.
Barbour, OF Uniontown, ,wece ia the city
this week. on a visit.
Mrs. f. Ross hrs been quite sick the past
ten days, but we are pleased to say she is
new fast improving.
Harry Lindsay, of Findley, Ohio. and
nephew OF j. II. Lindsay. OF tks'cily, AZ
rived here on Tuesday Ola visit
Clindininc and Dubac are having put W
the finest lot of salt-meat this fall. that
.aAs ever been before in this market.
Martin Maui, proprietor of one Of the
hotels at Uniontown, and G, Herman, Of
the Journal gave US call OH Saturday
s, G Thompson who has been confined
to his home the past days with sick
ness is again able to be out among us.
The assortment and display Of Candle
this time at Greenhurgs excel all forme
efforts to out rival his competitors. li-2w
Mrs.. N. W. Brearly and children, ar
rived on Sunday from Michigan, where the
hsye been Gu visit the past FIVE mouths
Frank McGranc aad Geo. Chamberlai
came down from Grangerille on Tuesda
and report all booming in that part of TIL
country.
The Lewiston Hack and Ladder Con
dauv meet on the first Wednesday in ih
mouth aud transacted their regular bus
ness.
Vim. LeBarron aud others came dow
from up Clear alter last week and are no
cutting up RATS that was brought dur'n
the high water.
Nor1cE.-City taxes for the year lSe
are now due aud will become delinquer
Dec. 20. 1888. d. ). DENT.
City Treasurer.
This Office received the contract for prin
ing the delinquent tax list for the vel
1883, and it will appear by the fourth MOI
day in this month.
The wet weather has set in and to Il
great satisfaction Of our farmers, as Il
ground has been almos. too dry for plowi.
on this side of the river.
The roads leading into town are unusual
good for this time Of the year, and cons'
cradle hauling is being done from diifere
sections.
A Christmas tree will he had at Il
Lower Tammsny school house on Chris
mas eve. and all are invited to attend.
social time is expected.
Tho Photograph gallery. Jeweler sto
aud tailor shop are Fast being fitted up
the new building on Main street and ps
ties will soon move in.
Tho O. r. l. N. Surveying party, und
Engineer Hurlburt returned from Graf
Mountain on Friday and most Of them pr
ceeded on below for the winter.
Taxes became delinquent for this couu
on Monday, the 10th. Those who hs
neglected to pay no doubt, are on the .
lnquent list.
Msssrs. Poe. Simpson and Mcunco
turned FROM their hunt on Crai2s Mount;
on Saturday. They killed one deer a
some small game.
The most extensive assortment of Groc
ies provisions and delcacies TO be fou
anywhere save in large city is at Gres
burg's popular establishment. ll-2w'
On Monday last the largest mail of t
season arrived from below. it being
back mail caused to lay over by disco
tiuuing the Geneses and Uniontown n
routes.
Sufficient stock Of every kind Of goods
hand aud to arrive to 6ll all trade orde
ct slight margin above first cost. Churcl
will be supplied at the same rate -
trade at Grcenburg's. INV