Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-12-26
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SELLING AT COST

SELLING AT COST.-TO
REDUCE OVER STOCK I'VE bought
largely with intention of opening branch
stores; having abandoned intention, hence
this offer. A. DAMAS.
J. d. Kane and Chas. Miller came down
from Genesce on Tuesday and they informed
US that very rich silver ore had been dis
covered in the vicinity OF Ruby creek on the
Potlatch. and that big rush is expected
there early In the spring.
From our exchange. We learn that the
snow in the southern psrt of the ter, itcry
is from two TO five feet deep and At Walls
Walla about 10 inches, while in Lewist. d
the ground is but fairly whi,ened on
Monday.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS of tbs
Lewiston National Rank Of Lewiston,
Idaho. A meeting for tho election Of 4
board Of directors will he held at sid Bank
on Tuesday. January IA. 1890. 7P. NJ.
N. W. BREARLEY,
l34w President.
From private letter from J. s. Vinceut
dated at Peter Kings cabin, near he Lok-
a. and Sel~ai in the Bitter Root noun.
tans. Dec. lat. we learn that the party ar.
| rived there few days before in good health
| ters; Henderson had killed q large elk and
that game Of all kinds and fish was plenty.
The Receivers sale of II X. B.rnett's
interest in the Red Ware House, is ~ a.
poned until Tuesday. Dec. 81, at ~ o'clock
M Sale takes place on premises
Dec. 25th, 1859. Receiver.
Remember that next Tuesday will hs
THE ball Of the sesson given by the old
timers and firemen Of this city. The music
will he furnished by Prof. Rosa string band
aud cannot he equaled in any country,
A general invitation is extended 10 all and
large number from the surrounding
country are expected to he in attendance.
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS Of the
First National Bank of Lewiston, Idaho.
A meeting for the election Of board Of di-
| rectors will he held at said hank on Tuesday
Jaauary l4th, 1890. 4. p. NJ.
l23w J. H. EVANS, cashier.
Our city came near having \ blaze On
Friday evening. As the lamps were being
lit in the store Of Grostein 4 Binnard, 4
lighted match was accidentally dropped on
TO some cotton goods and in few minutes
all was on fre hut was discovered Ia time
to throw them out doors and ex,inguish the
| flames. Several fine bed comforts and
blankets were destroyed and narrow
escape from heavy FIRE lcss. Be careful
with fire.
| NOTICE OF MEETING, A. F. and A. NJ
Lewiston, idaho, December lG, 1859 There
will be a meeting Of Nes Pprcs Lodge No.
10, A. +. and A, NJ, ~ Masonic hall in tho
city OF Lewiston. idaho Territory. on Dec.
eth 1889. at 8 o'clock, P. M for iustalls.
tion Of officers and the celebration of the
anniversary of St. John the Evangelist. "a
which meeting all bretherr and their fan,i
lies are fraternaliy invited to attend By
order OF the w. NJ. l?.2w
| FIRE..--The slaughter house OF Clindin.
Ing ! Dubuc caught fire on Friday night
about eleven O'Clock and was totally Dc.
stroyed before anything could be done 70
save II, owing TO il being 20 far from towr.
A qunnsity OF wheat. that was stored inside,
and four hogs and . beef that were dresscd
for the market and : number Of hides were
also consumed. How the fire originated
no one knows but it Il supposed II csueht
from tho Gre that was under the kettle they
had to hest water in. The loss was about
$1,000 with $500 insurance. Work was
Immediately commenced on new building
BY Contractor Madgwick and ID now nearly
ready 70 work in sgain. Fortunately ina
hay sheds. hay aud live stock wereS saved
from the flames.