Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-05-30

and balmerals, clothing, hats. etc Cham
trys, Linon lude, Rouge Fin Seersuckers,
etc, in plain and most delicate sh AIDES at
better than eastern prices. You can see
these before paying. A. DAMAS.
DIR. j. Lee Kelly, accompanied with his
sister. Mrs. K l.. Ian,is and daughter, ar
rived here on Thursday from Seattle.
John Burke returned from trip to the
Sound, this week, where he had been on
visit to his family. who were all in good
health when he left.
Clyde Parker was over from Genesee on
Saturday. and says great preparations are
being made there for the coming races, that
take place there next month.
Inrian Inspector Col. Markham arrived
from the east on SUNDAY. and proceeded 10
the Nez Perez reservation on the steamer
that vert to Fir Bluff.
The steamboat, under Capt Bsughman,
is doing the best work this spring il has
been known to do in this section. The
captain deserves great praise.
L. Rowley left on Wednesday morning
for Puyallup, W y. where he goes to at.
tend The wedding Of Miss Laura Rowley,
daughter OF }. y. R0wley, of that place
J. Fl. Robinson. our prominent saddle
aud harness man. not only does good
business. but is illing to let others live.
See his new advertisement in another
column
Sheriff Stannus returned on Friday.
having lift his wife in the hospital at
Portland. Her many friends will regret to
learn of her being in critical condition.
The warm weather has come upon us
again aud it is liable ~ be hot before many
weeks, but do not forget that the A No.
Cutter Whiskey is for sale at the Palace
Saloon
CARP. Any one wishing carp to stock
ponds with can obtain them n"w, by call
ing at the Stevens race track two and one.
half miles east Of Lew iston. 35-tf
The folloningis the rates of toll into the
fair grounds at Gcnesee which commences
on June Attn: Season ticke: 50. Day tick
ct 5Ucts. Nlggies extra. Scots. Saddle
horses. extra, 25cts. Seats in the grand
stand 25cts.
Nine. lie Francois returned on Thursday
from trip to San Francisco. where she has
been for the past few weeks. Mrs. La
Clavirie. her sister, accompanied her here
and will remain on visit during the
summer.
NJ. Foresman, who has been here on a
| visit to his brother, {. Foresman, who has
been principal Of our school the past year,
| left on Tuesday for his home near Chicago.
The latter left on Wednesday for Kansas
City.
Jacob Moritz, the accommodating Steward
on the steamer, Faxon, never fails to bring
us the Ore9onian from ten to thlrty-s'x
| hours earlier than we receive it by mail on
boat DAYS, for which he has our hearties'
thanks.
LOST between here and Pomeroy, one
gold buckle and charm attached, tor
watch guard Anyone finding the same
and leaving it at this office will be wei
rewarded. The charm had diamond
setting in it
Geo. Morrison, of this city, agent for the
Mitchell Wagon company, sold, last week
an Advance separator, to Eli Cooper, which
is the larges, yet sold here. 1t is O first
class machine and has been inspected by Q
large number Of farmers since its arrival.
DR.. Emma A. Rigby is now prepared tt
receive and attend medical calls Office at
her residence three doors east OF the new
court house, known as the Parker place
Lewis on, Idaho
We Learn that the ground floor of the
Masonic hall in this city will sooc be
fitted mp for an opera ball and used fol
other public gatherings. This will be. i
fitted up in proper shape, avery convenient
place.
II. S Walton. of Washington, d c..
who ha, been appointed as special agen
for the Nez Perez reservation arrived here
on Thursday and is now Mt the agency il
charge. HIS daughter. Mrs. I. L
McBurnie, also accompanied him here.
NOTICE is hereby given that The China
man who has been employed at tin
Sam Lung wash house, has heen discharge,
aud no longer authorized to get clothes, o
receive any moneydue the honsc.
35.lm LEE YuSE 4 SAM LUNG.
Lewiston, Idaho, May 81, 1889.
Rumors have been quite numerous tn
pnst few days regarding railroad matters II
this section, but we have been unable t.
find anything authentic. although the new
received is very plausible, and we hope Il
short time to be able to enlighten GU
readers III ore fully.
Harry Kettenbach, VINO has been in In
,iianapolis for the past two years unde
medical treatment, returned on Monda
! ao,om panied by his sister, Miss Lizzie. VIII
will remain here during the summer, on
visit, Mr.. KS eye sight has somewhat in
proved, ana he Is now able to see and di
tinguish persons close to him,
, FLEMING THE ARTIST has opened
I his new photograph gallery and fitted 1t u
! with new instruments, accessories, oacI
. grounds. etc., and is now prepared to 90
Kinds of FIRST class work from card to
lite size Portrait. Cabinets spec'ai'.
, Old pictures copied and enlarged IN eth
, crayon or ink aud satisfaction guaranteed
1 Give him a trial and be convinced that VII
we say is true. 20"
i Jake Reibold arrived on Tuesday fro
d Warrens camp, bringing with him upwar'
L If one hundred pounds OF bullion tax,
from the Little Giant mine, owned hy
and ]. Reibold, valued in the neigh6orho'
- Of 81 s 600, and deposited it in the Lewist'
~ National bank. lie says the camp mas
+" hrigh, prospect, and many people are co
stantiy going to and frem during he ocP
"a season. that the pack trains had arrived I
IN fore he left, and every body in camp "
Of happv, He will return again to-day.
From a letter received oy TimbcrIas
ce fran Robt Scleicher, dated New YORK.