Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-12-26

w Az II tS.-- II. LaKo IA agent tor TOE
celebrated Rockford Watches.
At tho o. X. / N. Exchange ynu can get
'Asere" whiskcy. We mean Jesse Moore.
T,mbcrlake received a cane on tho Christmas
tree and walked with it till three o'clock tho
next M orning to break it in
A light snow fell here on Sunday night.
The mails from all quarters arrive on
good time.
Read the new meat market ad. of ]. Ross
in this issue.
Miss Josie welch left on Sunday for her
home a. Cottonwood.
VIM Boico came down from Wallace on a
visit and will remain about two weeks.
The TELLER wishes its mary readers a
happy and prosperous New Year.
Good lead pencils for 25 cents per dozen,
envelopes cents \ bunch at Isaman j Co.'S
T.. O'Neill has money to loan on best
terms and at lowest rates. 8.tf.
past ten days but ne rails have arrived yet.
An Indian teacher named Lowrey, died
at Lapwai last week after short illness.
p. T. Lomax was over from Uniontown
on Saturday, looking as well and hearty A.
ever.
Brighton Range is first class. and the best
rssge ia tho world. Buuuell has it. l
The snow IN the Pierce City country was
reported this week to be about fifteen
inches deep.
The exercises at the Chris,mas tree at
the NJ Il church on Tuesday evening was
= decided success.
Never before have we offered 40 complete
line of Plush Goods as We are doing now
s, G. ISAMAN & co.
The Christmas trees at the differeat
places were elegantly trimmed snd 6llel
with presents
Judge Sweet passed through town on
Wednesday en- route TO Mt. Idaho, where
he goes to bold the term Of court.
The mail from Mt. Idaho came in on
runners on Friday last and George says it
is good sleighing over the mountain.
$4,000 pounds Of new Bacon. Ham and
Lard for sale at the meat market Of Clin-
dinnins j Dubuc. 23u.
No RATS have been run down Clear water
for the past two months and none will be
until the spring raise.
j. Dubuc who has been confined to his
home the past two weeks is fas. improving
and will soon be able to be about again.
The tree At the Episccpsl church on
Christmas night was well attended and the
exercises were appreciated by all.
The best assortment of clocks In Lewiston
cau be found at Geo. H. Lakes. lott.
HAY FOR SALE Il. Kipp h.. ! lot Of
good clean Apsrajo hay for sale at reA-
ronable price Apply at the. ferry house Of
E. rearcy on Snake river. S-t
James Cussick and NJ. Scott started up
the Snake river this week aud will remain
during the winter and resume work on the
Silver Bell mine.
Dan HALEY, son.in-,aw OF Thomas Tier
ney. on Thorn creek, fell from stack Of
hay last week aud badly broke one OF his
legs.
II you are inclined to be nervous and
cannot rest we'll call in At the Palace saloon
and try the Al No. l Cutter whiskey for sale
there st ten cents drink.
Jessie Moore whiskey, Of 1882, for sals'at
the O, r. 4 N. Exchange. Call ia and
sample 1t. II
Tho supper for the New Years ball win
be prepared by the Ladies' Of the Guild and
You can feel assured that it will be good
ono.
The ice has formed sufficient thick on
the different sloughs to admit grown per-
sons to skate on And many have been eDjoy-
ing themselves with this sport.