Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-18

brys, Linon d hide, Rouge Fin Seer.uckers.
etc, 10 PLAIN and most delicate SD AIDES at
better than eastern prices. You can see
these before paying. A. DAMAS.
County commissioners are in session blu.
will probably adjourn this week.
The Jewish holidays commenced on Tues
day and will continue for six days.
The brass band will discourse from the
balcony of the q. 4 B. hall on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Mallory is having a new picket
fence made to add to the beauty Ut her
residence on east Maine street.
Henry Grostein returned from Cofax on
saturday. He will go into arrens shortly
anu remaiu during the summer.
The Chna,nan arrested several weeks ago
on charge OF being an sbscondiug debtor.
was sent over on the railroad to work out
his debt and costs.
Mrs. John Ros. left on Thursday for
Europe. She will visit with relatives in
Liverpool Englaud, and Berlin, Germany
and will be absent six months.
Capt. Williams received by the steamer
On Sunday large lot ef new furniture.
lie Is selling at a reasonable price aud al
w'ys guarantees good bargain.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
quarterly examination of teachers will be
held May LIST, comm Ell cling at 10 O'Clock.
"9-2 5. q. IsAMAy, Supt.
Sam c. Mott, the Ben Gotten minstrel
csnpsnys advance agent, WAS in the city
last week. He not having advert sed the
town, we take it that Ben will not show to
Lewiston audience this season.
Geo. p. " hite came over from Wallace a
lew days ago and reports everything pros
perng in that section. He and A. Suther-
land will return soon to remain for the
summer.
Dr. Nj. A. Kelly was called TO the bed
side of Mrs. John Schultz at Genesee, who
was inflicted with that dread disease, ty.
phoid fever. AT last accounts she was
improving.
From our townsman, Felix Warren, we
learn that great preparations are being
made at Geuesee for the June races. They
have good track but are still making 9th.
er improvements.
G. Z Monteith who has latclv bean ap.
pointed Indian agent for the Nez Perez res.
ervation, returned from Washington, D. c.
on Sunday, add take his position as agen,
by the LIST proximo.
Miss Ida Gordon arrived in this CITY or
Thursday on visit to relatives and friends
She will depart for Moscow this week
where she has accepted position as teach
er in the public Schools at that place.
James Kussiek, who received iniurie.
from horse about year ago, and who
has been receiving medical treatment in
this city for several months past, left or
Fridays steamer for the lower country.
Jack Oliver will take several hundred
head of horses to Illinois in May. He will
drive them overland as far as Omaha anc
ship from there. John Seeds and Herber,
Coburn from this city are engaged to &c
with them.
Mrs George Chamberlain, of Grangeville
died at that place last week after Ions
spell OF sickness. She was an estimablt
lady and beloved by all who knew her
She leaves q husband and four small
children.
Fred Shuttle was down from Genesee or
Monday. He says the farmers have mo-
all got through seeding yet, bat thst tn,
prospects for large crop are much NOR,
favorable than they have been for man,
yearspast.
Geo. Mester, ST.. Of Seattle, has bee.
dividing his visits during the past tw,
weeks between here asd Uniontown. h
reports business quite lively in Seattle, an,
says that few more yeais growth vii
make her grand city.
Mrs. I. C. Hattabsugh and daughter
Mona, left yesterday morning for Moscoy
!. to make their future home with Mr. Hatta
bauRh who has been located there for sever
al months. Many warm friends regre
their departure from our midst, but wisI
them success and happiness in their nev
home.
Henry Deacon and James McCorm,cl
contemplate prospecting trip in the Bit
ter Root mountains during the coming sum
mer and will be absent for several months
\ They say they will wear diamonds the com
. ing fall and DO the topmost Of ALL TIL
only bad luck we wish them 10 that thei
expectations are not hopeless.
, Felix Warren has leased the Baird liver
stable on Main street and is having tn
= same renovated and improving its appear
ance in various ways. He has good 10
of horses and hacks. and prepared to fur
nish them on short notice aud at REASONABLE
: prices. "Good turnou,s." will be his mo;
: to. and prompt and safe delivery 1t dest
nation.
In tho case of the U. 8. vs.. Titus Thomr
son. an Indian charged with an assault
with intent to commit murder upon tn
body Of one Seth, Indian police, the jur
h were out but short time and returned
o verdict Of net guilty. The prisoner vi
t released but was immediately arreste
again on the same charge upon the body
Pu Pu Mox Mox and remanded to Jail.
ri Mr.. A. B. Niles of the irm Of Niles
T Nelson. manufacturers Of all kinds of ma
BILE work, Of Walls Walla, has been in IL
city during the past few days and proceede
to Camas Prairie. He informs us that o
ders for monumental work placed now wou
- not reach Lewiston until the coming tai
This will gives parties contemplating e.
l. huming the bodies of their relatives and r
o moving them to the new cemetery amp
n time to do so.
At the temperance meeting on last So
ie bath evening which was greeted by one
ID the best audiences of the season, the que
/. lion WINS asked who will be likely to cor
to our state to settle il the territories 10 t
east and west OF us come into the Uni
y. with clean constitutions and Idaho fails
le do so? Washington, Montana and the t,
IS Dako,as are hard at work to begin rigf
while four old s,a'es,,. Pennsylvania. Nebr'
er ka. New Hampshire and Massachusetts. a
I'd equally as hard at work trying to gel rigl
What will Idaho do? Next Sabbath Re