Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-17
SELLING Ar COST

on 10 stheir nome IN Wallowa. having safely
landed Pierce, the cattle thief, in the iail
in Idaho county.
POULTRY AND EGGS WANTED.-I
will pay the higest market price in spot
cash for chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and
eggs. 3.tf FRED, MANS1Sc
Above Mulkey's mill. Lewiston, 1T
With this issue VIC finish publishing the
constitution for the new State Of Idaho aud
hope it has been read carefully and on the
9TH day of next month you can 90 to the
polls and vote with knowledge of what you
are doing.
Mr.. c. Magnetic, who has been In the
employ of Mr.. McRay some time, purchased
last week the band of sheep of MIR. NJ. at a
reasonable figure. He has had much exper.
fence in this line of business and we predict
for him abundant success.
VIM. Edmundson. of the Big Potlatch
presented us, on Monday, with sack of
the finest and largest potatoes we have vet
seen in the market this Season. They
| were raised on his place and are a fair
sample of what can be grown in that
country.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
land at lowest rates. Pianos, Organs and
Sewing Machines to sell or rent al lowest
figures, Books, wallpaper &C., far cheaper
than you can buy of agents or pedders.
42-tf q. A. THATCHER.
DR.. Shaft was called to Palouse City last
| week to attend the sickness of Allie Buck,
sen of Mr.. and Mrs N. Buck, of that place
| The doctor says The young man has a very
bad case of fever but that with proper at
tention will be conquered. He returned on
Saturday.
| social ball was given on Monday even.
ing in the Masonic hall by the members of
the order of Chosen Friends lately organized
in this city. A pleasant time was had
The Leachman Bros. string band of Tam
many, furnished the music to the satisfac.
ton OF all and were highly complimented.
FOR SALE .CHEAP.-An the fixtures
belonging to the Gem restaurant. Any one
wishing few articles or all can get them at
prices to suit the times. A No good
range and kitchen furniture, dining room
furniture, beds and bedding. etc
3-tf G. w. MORRISON.
| j. L. Eckert, of Cottonwood, who has
been in the Koo.enai country cutting hay
returned on Saturday en- route home. He
intends taking bis horses and cattle over as
soon as he can be prepared and wnter them
there having put up good quantity Of
fine hay.
| Some parties from different parts of the
country have been in the habit for some
time of coming to town with team or on
horseback and tying up to hitching rack
and letting their animals stand all day and
night without feed or water. Such persons
ought to he punished to the full extent OF
the law.
The horse Regal, owned by Holt Bros
Of this city, was very successful at the Day.
ton races, winning all that he was entered
in. The last race he ran was won by him
easily. but in running he crippled himself
in one of his legs aud it is feared he will
not be able to again 60 on the track. Mr.,
s. Holt sold him for $500.
The Cronin case at Chicago is still going
on but full jury had not been empsnuelled
up to Oct. II. A villainous plot was dis.
covered among business then of the city tc
bride Jurors for acquittal of the prisoners
and as high as $1,000 was offered as an in,
ducemeut Several prominent men were
arrested.
Mr.. Magnetic, who was in the city this
week. informed us that few days ago he
saw near his sheep camp on Craig's noun.
tain large white bear but could not get q
shot at it but will hunt it down on his re.
turn. This is the first white bear we have
heard Of in this country and if he succeeds
in capturing him it will be a great curiosity
Mr.. L. Wiggin, L. Rowley, of this city,
and James Odle, of Mt Idaho, Who bad
been at Caldwell attending the I. O. O. F
Grand Lodge, returned on Saturday and
say they had an enjoyable trip, and that
, Caldwell was visited by quite fire while
they were there and it was uncertain
whether it originated from az incendiary OF
natural causes" No great damage
was done.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
signed that Dr.. Vanderpool has cured I
. dreadful cancer ON me without any instru
ment. It is with pleasure that l recon-
mend to all persons troubled with cancer
i to see this doctor at Dufer. Oregon.
Respectfully,
F. j. HAUBER,
28.ly Warrens, Idaho
y SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereb.
" given that ON Tuesday, October 22nd.. 1889
t at o'clock, P. NJ. will sell the Il. X
!. Barnett sto:k OF general merchandise, con
sist,ng of dry goods, clothing, boots ant
shoes, hats and caps, ladies' and gents fur
nishinp goods, groceries. hardware, etc.
y usually kept in first class general mer
e chandise store, at public auction, for cash
" L. STANNUs.
BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting Of tn
le hoard of trade Of this city took place O
n Monday night. 1t was thiniy attended
IS Several were absent, who, during the Gay
were urging members, vigorously 70
N present, saying that important business VIZ
to come before the board. They adloorhe
40 over to next Monday, in hopes OF securing
\ full attendance at that time, AZ hait pa
o. Up. NJ. There should be move made !,
~ our citizens, Those who ought shout
show the outside world that they mea
i'll business. Everybody come cut
ln 7. Greer and Mr.. French, Of the Clea
e. water ferry, on the Pierce City road, CAV
ns a call last week and report all IN TN
IN vicinity doing we'll. They informed US th'
i'd great inducements were being offered u
o. people Of the weippe aud adjacent count!
nv the northern people. to secure the 'rae
Of that part of the country and that only
re few hundred dollars will be required on u
~ road leading here to put it IN eoou repa
~ aud the trade remain here. onr ous;ne
e. mon should look after this matter as II Is
nd ANAL thing aud if lost will be greatly 10
re hy our merchants and others doing ous'ne
OF here.
he - ~,
Harry Neville, an old typo Of Wal