Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-02-28

ne ilN7ic--h ushioohs from the Slope OF
Mt. esuvius-Lobsters from the Nile I
and Raisins from the site of c
Oysters from the .Egean 5
Sea-Cheese from the Historic City OF Lin
burg-Etc. Etc. A. Damas.
W. A. Simpson is having his barber shop
enlarged and otherwise improved, on the
inside, :
Ed. Williams, formerly of this section,
but late of Walla Walla, died in that city
on the oath, inst, after a lingering llness
A mail route has been established be.
tween Lewiston and Southwick, via Juliet,
Cameron aud Leland postotces, so we are
Informed by our 7. M, {. G krcs. Bids
for this contract are to be in by April 10,
1889.
The steamer arrived os Friday last
Captsin Baug gilman being in command, with
passengers and freight This was the first
trip since the river opeue1. We are in.
formed that it will now run regular twice
. week.
The reason that the A. No. Gutter
Whisky is ia uch demand i. because il is
considered by ali TO be tuo best liquor sold |
and you can always find it at the Palace
Saloon.
A railroad hand was killed a, Spokane
Falls on Monday. In attempting to cout lie |
cars he was caught between them; he lived |
only twenty minutes after being rescued
We did no. learn his name.
Remember the Amateur theatrical Com
biuation of this city will reader play. en-
titled Nevada or The Lost Niue, to-rDor-
row evening in the Grostein Il biunard
hall, aud large audience is expected.
Rev Mr. Ash spoke Monday evening 10
good audience on the subject OF the
| "olcep of the Soul" He held to tue view
| that there is no state OF uucunsciousness.
Services next Sunday, morning and even
| ing at the NJ. T.. Church.
Mrs. Sullivan returned from Portland
some days ago where she had been to re-
urn with Miss Mary Denny, daughter OF
MIR. aud Mrs, j. w. Denny, who was there
attending school and was taken sick. She
is now rapidly improving.
1t is expected that Mrs Lucy H. Wash
ington, u National worker of the W. G. I.
U will BE- in this vicinity next week and
hold one or two meetings The date aud
place will be given through the churches
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the best speakers.
Harry Madgwick. Geo White and A.
Sutherland returned from another trip to
the Butcher Boy mine last week and report
the shaft to be down about eighty feet, and
the ore improving in value, the deeper they
90 down. They brought down some speci-
! mems of very rich ore
The Walla Wrlla papers and the Orego-
MAN speak of the sickness OF Maj K. X.
Reese, of " ALA Walla. who has been con-
tine to his bed for several days with a
partial paralysis. The Maj has been a
prominent man in that section for several
years. and highly respected.
Vim. Hawley, who passed through here
last week en- route for California. sold out
his hotel in Grangr,ille to James Edwards,
formerly of Warrens. Mr.. +. has kept a
hotel ia Warrens tor a, number of yesrs io
: the satisfaction OF all and We predict foi
him good patronage in his new field.
Best values always given, in Piano;
: Organs. Sewing Machines, Books Station
airy, wall Paper &c, at G. A Thatcher's
N new Piano or Organ has been sold by
anyone else here. for several years, tina
r he would not have sold for from $50 t
$500 less than paid for it. Good organ
and Sewing machines to rent. II tt
DR., NJ A Kelly left on Thursday las
Tor Olympia. ", + where he goes 70 be II
attendance at an operation to be peiiorine'
on r. L. Yuntis of this city and a son-i''
IF law of Mr. X. Mr.. Iantis ami famll
d have been at Olympia and vicinity, for III
past few months, where h went thinkln
The change might improve his health, an
IT we hope to soon learn of his recovery.
In private letter to citizen in this cit
referring to the Nez Perce lndian wa
IL claims, delegate Dubois says: "A bill hf
y passed the House cr' ating commission
pass directly on these claims. If favorabl
@. Congress then, without farther ado, "ppr'
s. iates money to pay them. 1t is the ino'
satisfactory measure which has yet bee
suggested. and | am in hopes that it WI
m pass the Senate. 1t Is extremely difcu
al to push these claims now, more, especial
with this bill pending.
Oh TAKE NoTICE. IN VIEW OF GOING EAs
as In view OF a trip to Chicago and Ne
York in the early part of March, for Il
=, purpose OF making purchases of line
IN Fancy Groceries and deiicaces that is n
to be found Among the wholesale trade
this coast. 1t will be necessary to cole
ng up very close and would respectfully 81
,ut ali persons knowing themselves to he
debted at the store to prepare to favor !
with settlement of same.
,.as Respectfully Yours.
Iof NJ. J. GREENBURG.
Mr.. Geo. W. Norris the retired lndi
W.. W.. agent who resigned some time ago, haVl
'hs been relieved by Gen. Heath. left, With
family on Mondays steamer for his torn
-ips home in Boston. He goes via the Sh
ten Line. Mr.. Norri. has filed the position
agent for upwards Of two years to The ere
;, of himself and the government, although
''. was unacquainted with the duties OF
ing business when he assumed charge OF
AHA agency. He has been beset by meddl
who sec,,..d to want to dictate matters
mes render matters unpleasant; but Mr.. No
the was boss and had things his own way,
D +. though sometimes 1t became Trying p
ton tn fill just on accoun: OF some IN
;. meddlers. who tried to cause dlss"tisfac'
MS with the Iudisns. Both himself and tan
mall have 90 managed their position so a
ning command the respect of all sensible
we'll disposed people in his section.
able know the trials and difficulties all I'M
face agent has to encounter. May prospt
owe and happiness go with them. lie prop
to locate in Boston and resume his prs'
As LAWYER where he has induceinents
itch promise him success.
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