Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-07

ust received! Butter from Smiling Peta. |
Honey from fowery Los An
gelos-Breaktast Bacon Sugar cured) from
Inc Eiysie-Mushroons from the Slope Of
MT. |esuvius-Lobsters from the Nile |
River-O!ives and Raisins from the site of
II urculaneum- Oysters IRON the .Egean
Sea-Cheese from the Historic City of Lin
burg-Etc. Etc. A. Damas.
Terms OF Court. LIST. Judicial District.
Idaho.
Nez Perce County, Lewiston, April LIST.
and Nov. %. Idaho County, Mt Idaho,
April 22nd. and Nov. Is. Latah Coun'y,
Moscow. May 9Th. and Dec. lG, Kpotenai
County, Rathdrum, May 22nd ard Sept
10. Shoshone County, Murray, June 9Th,
and Oct. |. United States business at Lew
iston April lst. and Moscow Dee. lcth
We are under many obligations to F. II.
Grierson. clerk, for the above information.
Mr.. VIM. Fleming, photographor pre-.
sented us Il is week with a beautiful pic
ture Of the Fourth Of July Indian celehra-
ton at Lapwai last year, for which many
thanks.
The Lewiston Amatuer Theatrical Com
pany which gave performance in this city
last Friday were received with \ large aud
fence and all pronon need their performance
excellent,
Bunnell keeps full line of all kinds o;
stoves. If you need stove or house fu"-
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron of assorted sizes for sale
shear, |
Riverside sweet oranges, the best in the
market at so. 60 and 10 cents per dozen as
to size; qualities are alike Sicily lemons,
equal to the best, 40 cents per dozen at
Greeuburg's.
Wesley Graves, father of Mrs c. c. Bun
nell and Mrs, } b. Sprenger, of this city,
has been quite ill the past two weeks, hut
is now convalescent, under the treatment
Of DR. J. b. Morris.
The Warrens expressman had not ar
rived at Nj. Idaho on Monday morning
when the stage left and fears were enter
tanned that something had happened him
A messenger was sent out to ascertain.
BY the Spokane Rerie,c of the 5th, we
learn ut l2:4i the President elect took the
oath of office and commenced reading bis
inaugural address. " hich has been pro.
ncunced masterpiece.
house next Sabbath. therefore there will bs
ing, hut the Sabbath school will meet a.
usual, and in the evening the ladies will
hold Hundred Years" meeting.
II. II. Nuxoll of Cottonwood, wGs il
the city on Tuesday after load Of furni
ture and hardware for his store which h.
has recently started at that place. H
says he can sell all kinds of furniture ant
hardwar. "a cheap as any.
w Hunt, who had his leg broken SOM
ten weeks ago, came in from his place OF
Saturday, accompanied by his wife, and b.
the aid of two crutches was able to be on
amongst MS again, and sa.. his leg is grad
ually improving.
!, Two Of our prominent citizens have re
Gently gone to Portland and conemplat
trip to the cities on The Sound to lrin
ia the situation and il possible learn tn
outlook for the future of this place in rail
road matters.
Perry Thomas, who has tcen in tn
{ Puget Sound country the past year, re
|
He saws the country about the Sound
quite lively, hut that money is as scare
there as here, taking into consideration tn
, difference in population.
At the Council meeting Monday last L. I
Strong Of this city, was appointed cit
marshall and street commissioner and
number of ordinances were passed anon
: which was one fer the purchase OF half {
g The new cemerary aud another putting
city license on gambling games.
Mr.. T. L. Brophy, a mining engineer
experience whose family lives in Wall
Wala was in town last Sunday on busine:
z on Mondays boat. He expects to agsi
y visit us in two or three weeks He hi
personally visited the new Powder riv,
. ldiscove'ies and pronounces them to be a
=. that is claimed for them and says they wi
astonish the mining world the coming sen
sou.
/. On Saturday morning while Geo. Rudd
and Eben M>unce were coming in fro
Tammany with large load of hay, with
n four horse team, when on the Rigby hill
n near this city, the brake broke and thu
coull not control the team and they RI
away, throwing both men off and BRUSH
a them considerably, Eben about the he'
- and leg and spraining Riddles ankle. o.
of the wheel horses was ran over by t
ID wagon and had, its back broken and tn
x were compelled t, kill it. The two IN
were brought to town and Dr. Sch
=. dressed the wounds. No serious inja
rs was received by either one.
"Things Theatrical"
lis
he The celebrated Stuttz New York Thea
~. rical Company, who gave such good sat
faction. when they were here about :