Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-07-18
SELLING ATCOST-T(

SELLING AT COST.-TO
REDUCE OVER STOCK We bought
largely with intention of opening branch
stores; having abandoned intention, hence
this offer, A. DAMAS.
LOST On the 4th, in this city, a large
bloodstone ring set, embedded in gold with
initials. c. +. L., scratched inside. ANY.
one finding same and leaving at this Office
will be suitably rewarded.
AL Smith has been lying quite low at the
residence # Mr.. Duuwell, on Clearwater.
with cerebral fever and but little hopes Of
his recovery were entertained. Dr. NJ. A.
Kelly is the attending physician.
AT Parker, editor of the Free Press,
GrangeviIle, came down on Saturday and
lett on Monday for Boise City where be goes
to attend the constitutional convention, he
being y member from Idaho county
John Na'hison arrived in town frcm Rus.
tic on Monday bringing with him about two
car loads Of fine horses which he drove to
Pomeroy and will there shin them east
where he intends putting them in the
market.
A trial fer cattle stealing has been going
on in the Probate court during the week
tina. has caused much interest to parties
living near Genesee. Three parties we're
bound over to await the action Of the
grand jury.
All kinds of fruit hiss been plentiful in
this market so far this season. The apple
is the only thing that is damaged by the
small worm but there will be an abundance
of fine winter apples from number of
orchards in this vicinity.
Parties who have borrowed wrenches,
hammers. saws or any other kinds of tools
of C. c. Bunnell, If they have got through
using them and will return them to his
place Of business. will greatly oblige him
and also save the wear and tear Of the tool.
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 peddlers.
Aft c. A. THATCHER.
While Mrs. Vine Favor WAS coming from
Genesee on Monday, en- route to her home
| in Pataha. and when near Hatwai one OF
| the buggy animals that she was driving,
suddenly took sick and died. 1t was val
liable animal and highly priced by the
owner.
| Mr. J. H. Evans, of this city. who has an
orchard about six miles below here on Snake
river, brought to us yesterday branch OF
peach tree that measured nine and a.half
inches in length that had six full grow,
peaches on and they were Of excellent flavor
and of larger size than any We have seen in
this market this season.
Last week we advertised coat and pistol
lost aud on Saturday Master Lester Holt
brought the lost articles into our office
having found them near the ferry. 1t was
the property of C. Pendall, OF Grange
vile. This shows the advantage of adver'
! Using and also the honesty OF the lad IN
promptly delivering the articles.
Several parties passed through town or
Sunday from Portland en- route for Elk
City where they go to inspect some mining
ipterests they have there. We are informed
that they are men of means and intend De
veloping some quartz mines IN that region
A party also from the lower country passed
through here en- route for Warrens.
From letter to z. Grostsin. Of this city
from Grangeville from his partner a
Binnard. he says great excitement prevail'
in Warrens rega, ding the late new dis
cove-y, and that s. to the pan has beer
obtained A letter from N d Wiley. o
Warrens substsntiates the report we have
published elsewhere.
While unloading thrcshing machine from
the steamer on Sunday, the gang plank
gave way and let the separator down break
ing the back off and damaging it otherwise
II was the property of Mr. Small near this
city. and We understand was made according
to his special order and was very valuable
machine, having all the latest improved
machinery n tachei The damage Is not sc
great bu, what it can be repaired.
i After The allotment, contemplated by the
law of 1883, which is now being made to
the Neg Perces, giving to each man, woman
and child of the nation full complement.
there will still b. remaining about 55o, DOC
acres OF as fine land as there is in Idaho
Territory. to be disposed of by the govern
ment to the whites. the proceeds OF which
are to be used for the benefit of the Indians
under regulations established by the gov
| eminent