Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-30

RECEIVED and 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.
A. DAMAS.
hereby notify the public and Mr.. Eads
and MIR. Shearer, especially, not to trespass
upon my property in the city Of Lewiston.
w. f. PUTNAM, agent Il. Ii. Putnam.
There are several holes in the side aud
cross-wa!ks in this city that need repairing
and our street commissioners should look
after them before we have another "black
suit"
P. B. Whitmsn and wife returned from
Walla Walla on Thursday last where they
had been at the removal of the remains of
DR.. Marcus Whitman to near the college
in Walla Walla.
W. +. Kettenbach cashier in the Lewis
t"n National Bank, and f. Grierson, clerk
y: the District Court, left here on Saturday
for Craig mountain, on q pleasure trip, re.
turning on Tuesday.
The wheat is fast coming into town from
south Of this city, aud if those who handle
it would stop at the Palace Saloon and try
the A No. Cutter Whiskey they would
lind that the sack would lift much easier.
All kinds OF Machine Oil and Axle Greece
can be found for sale at the saddler shop Of
Swank & Co. of this city. If you want
anything in this line now is the time to pur-
chase because you can get it at a low figure.
ATTENTION, KNIGHTs.-You are
hereby commanded to assemble at your
Castle Hall at the next regular convention,
as matter of Importance commands your
attention. LESLIE THOMPSON, q. G.
The railroad news has been very brisk
the past few days and if all is done that
you can hear is to be done, we can expect
to have rails laid in this city within the
next twelve months.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS School tax of
District No. is now due and will become
delinquent on Sept. Goth, 1883.
4S-lm D. S. DENT, City Treas.
News was received here that Mrs. A, D,
Greene, who left here on Tuesday, in com
pany with MIR. G., had suddenly died at
the Spring ranch. Coroner Simpson was
summoned, and in company with several
others left to hold an inquest, returning
here about nine o'clock last night. The
corcner's Jury brought in a verdict of
suicide. She having taken an over dose
of choral.
d. A. Stevens who lives south Of this city
was in town on Monday, and had with hi N
colt fourteen months old that tipped the
beam at $50 pounds. This is the finest
and largest cot We have seen in this Sec
ton.
From parties who have just come down
from the mountain, we learn that the tim.
Der is yet on fire in number of places and
is taking the grass with it, compelling those
that have stock there to move to other
quarters.
Parties attending G. A. r. Enc ampment
at Columbus, Ohio, can have the limit on
return portion Of their tickets extended to
Oct. 10th on application to joint agent at
Columbus. E. A. McKENNA,
Agent, Genesee.
Mr.. Hartman, of Grangeville, is now at
the Stevens race course with a number of
fine bred horses that he is putting under
training, and they show up as well if not
better than any we have seen yet Others
will soon be there as the track and stables
are in good condition.
Attorney Forney arrived from Mt.
Idaho, on Monday. He has just returned
from trip into the Warrens country and
says that the camp has bright prospect
fo- the future; vast amount of work is
being done in the way OF developing and
prospecting lodges.
Mr.. Thos. s. Brophy, mining expert, of
Walla Walla, was in the city two or three
days last week and gave US some of his
views in regard to the mining prospects in
the region of Lewiston and its INN ediate
surroundings. He seems to have great faith
in the mines being found in the Snake river
canyon above Lewiston, when opened. He
also thinks we'll Of the Wallowa and I'M
naha cOuntrv which ha hoa v;sitsJ