Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-28

River-Olives and Raisins from the site Of
HnFcu 'aneum-Oysters from the .Eaean
Sea--Cheesc from the Historic City of Lin
burg-Etc. Etc. A. Damas.
! Word was received here this week tha,
Den Cotton and troupe would play in this
city ON April 18th. 18th. and 10th, and the
press recommends them highly.
| Barrett 5 Gleason's theatrical troupe will
give performance in the &. 4 b. hall on
Tomorrow and Saturday evening. Queens
Evidence" and East Lynne" ale the two
plays to be presented.
A. +. S,iftell, Sheriff of Asotin County.
gave us friendly call On Wednesday and
looking as natural rs ever. He has entirely
recovered from his injury received last fall
The bodies of D. D. Bunnell and Mida
| Springer were moved from the old GENET ~
to the new one last week, under the ,lirec.
ton of {. G. Runnel and undertaken J. L.
alenoiny. Others will soon be moved.
| A large number of emigrants arrived on
Thursday last and most of them went to
| The Potlatch country in search of land.
hey have gone to one OF the bests parts
OF the country.
| A full and complete stock Of general
merchandise always on hand at the L. S.
store, Julietta, L. I. New goods constant
ly arriving. 25-tf
Eugene Ronhore has been opening
further on his ledge and is disclosing some
ore that looks much ike nickel. We wish
1t might prove to be that metal.
Capt S. R. Smith came up 90 Sunday
| Srf Ia. l,..., a.
stage for boating. The N. 2. steamers
weie not yet ready 10 start before he left
| but thought it would not take long to put
| them III running order,
GREAT BARGAINS and Dress
| Flanels. Cloaks, Short Wraps and Overcoats
at cost, to close out. A rare chance to Sc
cure bargains in the above lines.
l4-tf BELLus i CASE.
| George McCloud of this place, who has
been in the employ of l.. Porter Tor the
past two years, received telegram from
nis home in Ohio, on Tuesday, that his
father was dying He lett for Uniontown
that evening where he takes the train tor
Ohio.
Frank Holt had valuable mare badly
cut on barbed wire fence on Sunday last
on the opposite side of Clearwater bat with
good care and attention she will probably
get over it without doing much damage to
her.
| S. G Hale, NJ Scott and Mr.. Henry,
who have been up on The Butcher Boy
mine since November last, returned last
week and report prospects as favorable as
ever and that they are no" down ON the
ledge lG2 feet.
f. F. Patterson, u. S. Register of the
| lard Office of this city, returned on Sunday
| from his tip to his old home in North
Carolina having been absent nearly two
months. He reports large migration
coming west from ditferents parts Of the
east.
1000 pounds of Bacon, Ham and Lard
for sale at the meat market of Ciindiuning
j. Dubuc. 23tf.
Report reached here this week that the
general merchandise store OF Dernham q
Kaufman at Moscow was set On fire at the
dead hour Of night but was discovered by
the night Waterman and soon extinguished
The watt Imam fired four shots at he party
who kin.lled the fire but could not detect
who he was.
Felix Warren traded his fine Kentucky
jack this week to Mcssrs. Ayers j. Bingham,
OF Asotin. for 81 900 worth of fine brood
mares. This is one Of the finest jacks ever
imported to this country and we see no rea.
son why he will not be a valuable piece OF
property to the owners, he is young aud OF
large size.
Mira. N. J. A Simonds. formerly resi-
dent Of this city, but now of Waitsburg.
w. T. gave US a friendly visit on Monday
last. Many of her scholars whom she
taught while here about IA years ago were
much pleased to meet her. She returned
home on Tuesday and will shortly move 10
Vancouver, w. L. where she will engage
ii her profession as physician.
Bunnell keeps a full line of all kinds of
stoves If you need stove or house fu"'
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron Of assorted sizes for sale
cheap,
M. Harvey, of Diamond. W. T. was in
the city on Saturday aud expressed himself
highly pleased with our burg. He is now
engaged in the business Of tracklaying in
that vicinity and says he will soon visit us
again and likely invest in town property.
He intimated that we would surely have a
road here before many months, or at least
work would be put on in this direction.
FLEMING THE ARTIST has opened up
his new photograph gallery and fitted it up
with new Instruments, accessories, back
grounds. etc., and is now prepared to do all
kinds of first class work from card to
lie size Portrait. Cabinets . specially.
Old pictures copied and enlarged in either
crayon or ink aud satisfaction guaranteed.
Give him trial asd BE- convinced that what
we say is true. 2o'u
Frank McGrane left on Thursday morn
ING for Walla Walla, where he went to get
hhe remains of his sister, Hattie, who died
in February, 1883. His propose was to
bring them here and bury them in the new
cxmetary near this city. but telephone
from him on Tvesday stated that he would
not be allowed to eXhume the body by
the authorities. owing to her having died
with contagious disease, and he Will
return to-day.
The John s. Lindsay troupe played at
the Opera House on Monday evening bnt
not to a very large audience. only about Sc
reserved seats were taken. partly owing to
their want of acq aintance with the people
Of the place, and Monday being busy day
with most Of our domestic society. They
PLAYED "Ingomar the Barbarian. Mr.
Lindsay was superb as Ingomar and Miss
Bailey was splendid in Partnenia. 1t ii
: seldom that we have seen lngomah put upon
. the stage under circumstances OF such DIS
: courapement, in so creditaole q manner
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