Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-03-28

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CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JoTs.
Gee. II. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. 7-7-a
Court Monday.
Monday is all Fools day.
Read Alex ander's new advertisement.
K, Texier tells you something this week.
See his ad.
The pack trains will soon begin to prepare
for service.
Everybody pronounced the Lindsay troupe
the best ever here.
Does your corns ache when you walk over
% much rough ground?
cleaner arrives regularly on Sundays and
Thursdays of each week.
WATCAES.-ieo. II. Lake is agent for the
celebrated Rockford Watches
Attic O. R. & N. Exchange you can get
sNsore" Whiskev. We mean Jesse Moore.
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Cour. will convene here on Monday
next.
u. s. Marshal Baird is expected here to-
day.
The N. P. railroad line has entered
Mullsn.
N. Buck returned from his trip to WASH
ington on Sunday.
Charles and Willie Smith are in the city
from the lower country.
Mr.. T.. Baumeister. of Asctin, gave our
city q visit ON Tuesday.
G. j. Parker, assessor for Latah county,
made us a call on Tuesday,
AL Reynolds. of Silcott. W.. I, gave our
city q call during the week.
The steamer Annie Faxon arrived here
the past few trips at an carly hour
Mr., Wildeuthaler las had his bake oven OF
This bakery reitted and much improved ".
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, the anarchist, says
there will be revolution either pea ceio'
or violent
D,.trict Attorney ]. II. Forney came
down from Mt. Idaho, looking as smiling
~ ever.
Frank A. Fem of Idaho county came
down last week aud remained with US sew
sral days.
There ia war in the Kentucky mountains
One thousand men under arms ana piooo Is
expected to flow freely.
MIR. r. Wells, formerly resident OF
Tammany, but now of Moscow, was IN Tue
.city this week on q business trip.
Ia about one week DR.. Boston will leave
here for while and those who wish dental
work done must call before that time.
Superior barb wire for sale in any guam
titles at the U. s. Store, Julietta, l. =.
25.tf
Geo. Weir and Waiter Leeper. both IN
the employ Of Staver 8 Walker, was III 'he
city during the week.
Judge Logan and wife returned home
from Boise City on Sunday by steamer
The Judge has much improved in health.
Martin Collins left last week for Warrens
whore he will remain during the summer
attending to his business in the store.
Richard Cunningham. present Snerii OF
Shoshone county, Was III the city lor sew
eral days during the past week.
Call and see the superior" barb wire tor
sale at the U. s. Store. Julietta, l. T.-2OO
feet saved on every 100 yards. 2o'tf
Chas. Baker and ". w. Brown returned
On Fridav from their trip to the Sound, and
report things quite lively in that section
Ex-General Heath is giving good satisfac
ton ~ temporary Indian ageat at Lapw a.
He commands the subordinates well.
A show is here now most every weel
aud you have the same show to step int'
the Palace saloon and get drink OF the A
No. Cutter whiskey.
VIM. Newton and wife and Mrs Leitch
of Pullman, aud Mr.. and Mrs. McCray,. o
Uniontown, were in the city on sisi
during the past few days.
Mr.. e. G. Spoffard, Of Cottonwood
passed through town this week en- route fo
Chicago, where he will make his home TO
the coming summer.
4 number Of cattle were bought at Sher
IFS sale last week by w. +. Kittenhach
They were the property OF Elk Marshal Bis
bin. Toe consideration was near 81. 500
FOR SALE.-A lot Of good household
and kitchen furniture for sale cheap
Apply to J. Seeds. Lewisio on, Idaho. 25-
The bridge at Riparia is completed ex
cept the draw, and we are told it is a Tin
piece OF structure. The draw 10 expecte'
to be completed in very short time.
D. s. Hatchins, an old resident Of thi
county will 81 ,rtly leave for Eliensbnre
VIZ. We regret to see such men leav
our midst and hope to soon chronicle hl
return.
The lime for the new court house al
rived on the steamer on Sunday and tn
work has began demonstration by contrae
tor W. b. Cooper.
A. d. Greene, deputy U. S. Marshal. Al
rived in town on Monday having in charg
+. F. Baker wanted in Boise under an In
dis.ment for polygamy. His wife an
child accompany him there.