Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-08-29
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.
Don't forget the auction sale Of the
Greenbhrg stock on next Saturday. sale
during the day from 10 A NJ, to l2 Nj, 2
to and to 9PM.
Mr.. E. H. Ceilings, returned from Chi.
cago last week. where he has been the past
six months, introducing his patent pump,
which he says is decided success.
Martin Vessels came down from The
Potlstch on Thursday and says the grain is
yielding we'll in that section. from twenty
to thirty fve. bushels to the acre.
Little Giant mine, at Warrens. returned on
n ,nday from H., after an absence Of about
$50 years, and lef, for camp on Tuesday.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Sehool tax of
District No is row due and will become
delinquent on Sept. 3O'h 1889
4S-lm d. 5. DENT, City Treasurer.
The steamer, Spokane, captain Stump,
AIIINoi Ou Iuouual WIN StHAil cAIBo u
| freight The Faxon was unable to make
the trip owingt the low stage of water.
The honorable board of county commits
toner's Of this county have been in session
during the week as board of equalization
hearing and determining complaints.
B. F. Morris Of Mt. Idaho. accompanied
by Mr.. Spurlock, his nephew, arrived in the
| Ct ha lotto lagt Sur
day for his home ia Missouri after short
visit here.
Rev. A, S Foster has returned from his
vacation having spent three weeks in the
Willamette valley. aud viii resume services
in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
morning and evening.
I. has looked much like ram the pas few
DAYS, and many feel happy at the prosp+ cts
and also are rejoiced to know that the A
No. | utter Whiskey is still for sale at
the Palace Saloon.
Mr.. Booth is putting ANAL engine in
his grist.mll and intends running part OF
the machinery by steam until he can get
sufficient water through the ditch, which IS
hot.p ossble until the river raises.
Rev. J. D. McCoukey went to Mosco "
on Saturday and met Bishop Talbot and
accompanied him to this city. and to Cam
as Prairie on Tuesday They will return
here aud he Bishop will hold service in the
Tnivsrsa!lst church on next Sunday, Sept.
smber lst.
A Benson returned from Warrens on Fri
day and RI ports all doing well here; the
quartz tha, is being worked is yielding high
and that a number other lodges will be
, newly opened mex, Summer. Mr.. B. Will
return in a week or SO and remain till the
snow falls
Elegant new dining cars will run daily
commencing Aug %, over the Oregon Rail
E wa, i Navigation Co., Oregon Short Lln'
and Union Pacific Ry.. between PORTLAND
and Missouri River. The cuisine and ser
vice are unexcelled. 4S.tf
LADIES-For your accommodation,
special auction sale will be held at tn
Greenburg stand on Wednesday. Sept. 4tl
q at2 P NJ Seats will be provided;
pleasant pass time insured. with prohtabl
results to. be attained. Gentlemen net &C
. companied By ladies are respectfully asket
not to intrude with their presence durinl
{ said sale.
The young man who set the fires on tn
( mountain near: Lake Wahs, last week
we'll known to have done it, and parties ar
talking very strong Of taking the matter IN
: to the courts By hard work and being dis
covered in time. the Ere was put otit befor
> any great damage was done 1t would be
:. great loss to settlers Of Tammany and Wan
to have that country ON hre.
=. VIM. Anderson, who was deputiaed. b
), sheriff Stannus, went to the Pot!atch las
y week and arrested man named Erie, WI
Wa wanted in Nebraska for selling NOR
, gagged propessy. He was brought here 40
on Monday Stannus took him to Pomery
where hs delivered him TO the sheriff
: Nebraska, who met him there