Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-18

DIIlIliIlt UIAilu Ol HOUR more pTll-
liant, than ever before.
The Jewish people Of Lewiston will
observe Wednesday, Sept, "a, as the
national feast day of Atonemcnt, and
will close their places of
business on that day.
-E. J. Bonhore received from Port
land this week II new lot of apparatus,
for his photograph gallery, and is better
than ever prepared to meet the artistic
demand of the public, and respectfully
asks you to call at his studio.
Prospectors about Lewiston have
within the past month discovered a
quarry of magnesia rock, ledge of
tin ore and a paint mine. 1t is said
one man claims a discovery of brass,
and is blowing about that. Still, they
do say Lewiston is not u mining town.
Light frosts are reported from many
of the outlying districts. The Free
Press remarks, concerning the first
snow fall of the season: "a light spit
on the mountain tops; the weather is
cool and delightful Idaho against the
world for healthful, enjoyable climate"
The Grostein & Binnard pack train
left for Warrens Monday morning
loaded with nineteen thousand pounds
of general merchandise. This will be
the last trip of the season. The
weather In that high altitude will soon
render the trail in condition unsafe for
travel.
The Northern Pacific will sell excur-
sion tickets at one fare for round trip to
parties attending North Pacific Indus
trial Exposition, at Portland, Oregon,
Sept. 25 to Oct. 25th. Tickets on sale
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Of
each week during Exposition, COM
mencing Monday, Sept. %, 1890.
We hereby acknowledge the recent
Of complimentary tickets to the Day
ton Fair to be held Oct. LIST, End and 3rd.
The Columbia County Agricultural
Association will hold their third
annual fair in that city on those dates.
Their success in the past warrants US
in saying that the meeting will be a
highly successful one.
For the Northwest Industrial Ex-
position, Spokane Falls, WASH, Oct.
1st to 31st, 1890, the Northern Pacific
will sell excursion tickets at one fare
for round trip. Sale of tickets COM
mences Monday, Sept. %, and con-
tinuing Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays of each week until close Of
Exposition; return limit four days from
date of sale.
The purity of the Idaho campaign is
the source of much favorable comment.
1t is entirely free from mud-slinglng
and personal abuse. Idaho sets a
worthy example here to many of hel
older sisters. Her first political cam
paign is battle of principles not Of
characters and smirched regulations
The party that wins, wins on the mer
it's of its fundamental doctrines.
Low RATEs.-The U. p. will make
special rates on grain, -four, feed, mill
stuffs, fax seed and potatoes in car
loads from Fir Bluff and mouth o
Potlatch creek, to Portland and Sar
Francisco, and at Lewiston the rate
will be at all times the same as rate
from Moscow to points In question. L
will cost no more to send grain from
the points named on Clearwater thar
from Lewiston.
Not being able to find a contestinl
club to go against, Lewiston has take,
to following the national game in tn
contests of various home combinations
The Painters met the Leathermen ant
surrendered after a great conflict. I
was fun alive to watch the chasing
ut was almost" as one spectator pu
it, las good as q game of base ball.
Later the Clerks met the Carpenter
and placed that combination in sor
defeat. The next set-to booked Is tha
of the Printers vs Clerks. The gam
will be called at 2 p. M, Sunday
Come out and see the valiant knight
of the Yardstick" knocked into 'pi.
The quarry of magnesia rock recent
! discovered here is still attracting vic
( attention among builders everywher
Messrs. Morrison and White, WI
{ have located the claims receive dali
many letters making inquiry as to tt
amount of the rock found and to acce
sibility Of the ledge for extensive ope
alton. A large amount Of the rot
will be quarried at once and sent
= Spokane and other points. Compile
tests Of the rock prove it to be the tr'
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