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

~ 80 "a - a ~ "a - S-EP.'7 - u
REDUCE OVER STOCK We bought
largely with intention Of cnerlre branch
stores; having abandoned Intention hence
this offer, A. DAMAS.
The rain that fell on Monday night did
much good 10 the whole country and the A
No. Cutter whiskey for sale at the Palace
Saloon will do you much good. Try it,
Arthur Goslin, formerly resident Of
this city but now near Moscow, gave us
friendly call on Tuesday. He was here to
purchase load Of applies which he did Of
L. Delsol.
Our newly appointed postmaster has not
yet taken his position but expects to ia
few days. MIR. Leslie Thompson will take
the position as assistant ana having had ex-
perence in such will gil it vita satisfaction,
Mrs. ?. G. sullivan md Miss Mary
Denny left on the steamer on Monday for
Wala Walla where The latter goes for
medical treatment and many warm friends
wish her speedy recovery,
The latest from Montana il that the re-
pubiicsns have two majority in the legisls-
ture on Joint Ballot, and the democrats
elected the governor lay less than 100
| majority - Union.
The county commissioners have been in
session this week asa board of equaliza
ton, Commissioners, Hend, Freeman aud
Eakin, Attorney, Maxwell, Assessor, Inglis,
and Clerk, Nudge, being present.
Game seema to be moro plentiful than
usual this year on CrGlg's mountain. Mr.
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Poe hunting party, killed two fine deer
which he sent TO town by the Mt, Idaho
stage.
Steamer Faxon. Capt. Baushmen, ar.
rived on Saturday with freight and left on
Monday and i'll hereafter run regular # the
water does not 60 down again. The prin.
cipnl freight on board was sash and monId-
ING for the new court house.
W. H. Wishara aud family passed
through town on Monday en- route for Pull.
man where they will make their home the
coming summer having rented ranch In
that section, He will also farm his place
in Tammany.
J. n. Fisk, Of Portland, naa7el through
here last week 90 his return trip to Elk
City. He has great faith in the future
mining interests Of that camp and being a
man Of means will invest .here,
W. Scott, Of the firm OF Scott + Vollmer.
of Mt Idaho, passed through town on Fri
day on q visit to Uni0ntOwu and other places
north. He says that crops were very short
on the Prairie but none are discouraged as
to the future crops and will sow vas
amour, Of grain for the next harvest.
VIM. Wing and family were down from
the Potlatch last week and remained several
days. Mr., ". says their country suffered
but very little from short crops and I'll
were going to seed plenty of ground thie
fall and the coming spring,
| DWELLING TO RENT.-The dwelling
house lately occupied by NJ. J. Greenbure,
in this city. Apply at Burke's Bank or o.
NJ. Maulic, Of Uuiontovn, W. T., for
further particulars. law
Mrs. J. Ross and child, and Mrs. Ross
the mother of Mr.. F. and j. Ross. Of thi;
city. and Mr.. Smith and wife and child
hrother.in law and sister to them. arrived
from England on Friday last having had {
good trip and all quite we'll. Thsy vii
remain here during this summer.
KILLED On Thursday last while
George, Oldest son Of Mr.. AMI Mrs n. L
Goldsmith who live near Uniontnwn, wa
driving COW he was thrown from his ridinf
horse and received such injuries about tn,
spine that he died on Friday from TIT
effects. He was aged II years and a brigh
youth and the entire community extenC
their sympathy to the parents. He wa
buried in the Union.own cemetery Of
Monday, Rev. j. D. McConkey, Of this city
officiating
Mr.. Diler and ]. Bymaster came dow
from the Ruby creek mines on Monday an
report having struck a fine vein of ore tina
: is Of n much richer grade than that hereto
! fore taken ont hut that the water in tn
shaft is vet a great bother. hut if sufficier
machinery was put in it could be worked t.
an advantage and with profit to TIL
owners. OF late they have been runnin
cross cut in. which they struck tn
r rich ore.
VIM, Caldwell received news this wee|
from his stock ranch which is about 2
miles south of here on Snake river, tina
upwards of 1870 of hia finest horses wer
missing and could not be found and ar
supposed to have been stolen and driver
= out of the country. He has offered re
y ward of $3.50 for the recovery of the horse
and thieves and by referring to another col
umn YOU will see it advertised. Stockme
y both here and on Salmon and Snake river
Il should use every possible means to ascertain
who the gnilty pal ties are and bring Their
=. to justice.
d Tho following is the balance to the credi
Of ca ch school district Of Nez Perez county
i, Oct, l, 1889. To the credit of