Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-14

just received! Butter from Smiling Peta.
luma-Comb Honey from flowery Los An
gelos breakfast Bacon Sugar cured) from
the Elysie-Mushroons from the Slope of
Mt. Nesuvius-Lobsters from the Nile
River-Olives and Raisins from the site of
culsneum-Oysters IRON the Egean
Sea-Cheese from the Historic City of Lin
burg-Etc. Etc. A. Damas.
Several parties from the Weippe and
Pierce City country have been down here
during the past few days and all report a
very mild wlnter, 80 far.
c. NJ. Hartley and H. f Hartley ar.
rived last week from Goodland Ind, and
proceeded on to Pierce City, where they
90 to work on the Democrat mine, near
that place.
Major kroutnger, who has heen con.
fined TO his room for the past three months
was abe to be out agtiu on our streets on
Friday, and we are pleased to say much
improved in health.
$4,000 pounds of Bacon, Ham and Lard
for sale at the meat market Of Clindinnins
j Dubuc. 23'f.
We are creiitably informed that Ben.
Cotton, the world renowned minstrel, and
his daughter, assisted by fourteen other ac-
tors, will give performances in this city
soon.
A number Of persons are frequently max.
ing inquiry when the heavy hal! storm &C.
Cured in this section aud we will give the
date for future reference: The 3rd day ui
June, 1851 was the day IL occurred.
A Standing reward is offered by the Lew
iston Hook and Ladder Company, to the
first one with team of horses hitche1 te
| the truck when a fire alarm is given aud
| takes it TO and from the fire.
The Lewiston Amature Dramatic com
pany reproduced their Nevada or the Lost
Mine" in Asotin city on Friday night last
to good audience. apd 1T was we'll Spoken
of. A social dance was given afterwards
and all had good time.
GREAT BARGAINS.-Tr cot and Dres
at cost, to close out. A rare chance to SC
cure bargains in the above lines.
| l4-f BELLUs ! CASE.
DR. NJ. A, Kelly returned on Saturda.
from Seattle, where he was called to the BET
side OF his son-in-la law, Robt. Wants, to b.
in attendance on an operation to he per
formed on him, The DR. informed as tina
the operation was successfully performe
aud Mr.. Y. was much better when he lei
him.
On Saturday afternoon the alarm of fir
/! was given and the fire was found to be i
\ the roof of L. Rowley's sash and door mi
near Booth and Van Pelts grist-mill. !
spark lit on the roof, which wac very dry
and ignited from the GU side. But lttl
damage was done; had it not been for tn
ditch of wvter near by we might have ha
lively fire, as a heavy wind was blowing
NOTICE.-For sale, 100 to $50 head {
cows aud calves. Enquire at the Lewisto
National Bank. 23-tf
Next Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Ash wi
occupy the Methodist pulpit, morning an
evening. Last Sunday he was at Critic
school house and the pulpit was vacant i
the morning, but i'll the evening, as an
nounced the ladies' held a meeting whic
consisted of cursory review Of the centur
since our first Inauguration. This fevie
had special reference to woman's part {
the drama of the years. There was e,
hibited newspaper, printed in 1900, COT
tanning an account of the death and buri
of Washington. A good audience Wi
present.
Bunnell keeps full line of all kinds
stoves. If you need stove or house fu
nishing goods will save money by calm
on him. Bar iron of assorted sizes for sa
cheap,
The Stuttz troup have been in the cit
and performed Monday and Tuesday eve'
ings to full houses and so far as we Cd
iearn, gave universal satisfaction.
Monday they played Lucretia Borgia wit
out the coffin establishment, to the deligl
of all. Mrs. Stuttz did admirably
Lucretia Borga, aud the other characte
gave her good support. On Tuesday the
played Crystals Cross, new piece, ar
was a iavorite with all. 1t vas pathet
chaste and highly amusing. The orchest
was the best that any company ha'
brought here, and their band in tho sire
and on the balcony of the hall scquitt.
! themselves with great credit. We mott
that the manager seems to have full a,
j, transformations control OF the entire COZ
pany. Every member of the company W
unexctptionable in demeanor while her
which has entitled them to the highest I
l. spect from all classes OF our citizens. al
: in fine contrast with some who have befo
visited tho place.
4 Golden Harvest Cock Stove is just as coed
it locks. Columbia, Harvest, Oocident. Dext
q Wide. " est and an endless variety of psr
and e6ios stoves Of eastern patterns at Ru
lnell's hardware store.
n Jurora Drawn.
e The following are the list OF nam
drawn as grand and trial jurors to ser
K at the April term Of the district court
IN the First Judicial district of Idaho Ter
TO tory:
GRAND JURORS.
F NJ Manding. D A Stevens, 9
70 Van Pelt, II Squier, c f Monteith,
Us Davis, q w Morrison, I H Rigby, r
IN Whitman, Fades, d Johnson, A
Miller. Il c Roby, J Phillips, "
he Dyer, N Henriham, II c Jacks, )
of HOLSTER, Gilman, John Gerschee.
On TRIAL JURORS.
w A Dent, B Harris, J H Robins
ed Il L Burke. " Palmer. J N Eakln
a" NJ White, G A Leeper,' VIM Baird, J
nd Martin. L D Cox, ] L Goodnight.
n, Hu,chins, J N Lindsay, W simps
G b Ladd, A J Glass, W B Walker,
on W Dill, P lutte. E Sperry. L e JAIN
20 g A Baum, W Stevens, Dedaven.
NnfSco >f ESfrSV.