Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-01
SELLING ATCOST

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REDUCE OVER STOCK We bought
largely with intention of opening branch
stores having abandoned intention, hence
this offer, A. DAMAS.
Mr.. White. one of the editors of the Pa
e.hc, published at Portland, gave US well
come visit last week, and will write up on,
city and county on his return.
W. P. Hunt, who has been on cru,che,
inc past six months, in consequence OF q
broken leg, is now able to be about with
the assistance of onlv one and a cain.
The new Jail keys were turned over te
the proper authority on Saturday, by MIR
Jones, who put in the new iron cells, las,
week, and the machinery works we'll
Mr. a. Jones. Of Walla Waila. and G.
Il. Payne and L. knaggs of this city wen,
out on the Lapwai on Saturday and brouph,
IN npw rds of one hundred prairie chickens
II! you know that it was warm. and
cat the 4 No. Cutter whiskey, for sal.
at he Palace Saloon, was kent on ice and
Was d'shed up in tine style and was yer,
refreshing?
PEACHES Indian Cling. Stone Peaches
unequaled for Picking or Pr serving
Parties desiring any of the above can leave
orders with Ben Dill at Chndining &
Dubuc's butcher shop. 44-2w
7. II Rigby, who has been a resident Of
his city tor number of years, contem.
plates going to the Sound country in a few
days. with his family, to reside. We wish
him success in his new field.
E. Baird returned on Sunday MORNING
from the northern country, and says that
there Is considerable fire in the mountains
near the Occur d'Alene. He proceeded 10
Mt. Idaho on Tuesday morning.
y. +. Morris returned from Dakota on
Monday evening and proceeded Oh to his
home at Mt. Idaho. on Tuesday. Mr.. NJ
has been absent about three hs, and
disposed OF about 400 head of fine horses.
1t is often noticed of late that several of
the Young lads about town are CARRYING
small fire arms and are not any too careful
about using them, and before someone is
seriously hurt they should be looked after.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
land at lowest rates. Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines to sell or rent al loves,
figures. Books, wallpaper &c, far cheaper
than You can buy Of agents or peddlers.
Aft G. A. THATCHER
Hon. I. B. Cowen. of Pierce City, gave
our city visit On Saturday returning home
on Monday. He says all are we'll in that
part Of he country and that crops on the
Weippe will be quite good considering the
dry season.
Mr.. L. Deitdenhafer, q commercial
traveller from Portland, has been confined
to his bed at the Hotel de France the pas,
ten days, with fever, but is now slowly
improving under the medical treatment OF
DR.. NJ. A Kelly.
NOTICE TO TEAcHERs.-Examin Of
teachers for Lewiston Independent School
District No l, will be held at the Episcop pal
Church August 20, 1889. Applicants to
be in attendance at 10 q. m and at D. m.
44-2w J Q. MoxLEY, Supt.
f. S. White, of this city, brought us
last week limb of a crab-apple tree that
measured three feet that cont aimed upwards
If sixty fine large apples growing on it.
This is larger growth than we have ever
seen in this section.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.-Youa are here
by notified that from this date anyone
found within my enclosure on Clearwater
hunting, will be prosecuted to the extent
of the law. and all parties forbid doing the
same. l. DELSOL.
Lewiston, July 3O'h, 1889. 44tf.
Last week a man by the name Garrison
who lives near Moscow, while working with
Il threshing machine at VIM. Eakins place
south of here. got his hand caught in one of
the cog. wheels and mashed it badly. DR..
Morris was called and found it necessary to
amput.te one Of the fingers, which he done
aud the unfortunate man is doing as well as
could be expected.
Jake Reibold aud Walter Brown came
out from Warrens on Friday and reported
the new gold discovery to be a. fraud and
that there had been no diggings of any
value discovered in that vicinity.
Mr.. R. brought out with him abont SO, 900
worth Of bullion taken from the Little
Giant mine, and deposited tin the Lewis
ton National Bank, from where it was
shipped to the mint at San Francisco. Mr..
R. has old his interest in this mine to his
uncle George, and he will hereafter locate
on Camas Prairie. Mr., Brown returned to
Warreus on Monday, where he will resume
his position in the store of A. Benson,
where be will remain during the coming
winter. They say that large number Of
persons had COMO into the supposed new