Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-05-01
XOLUNE1 III.
Tellings Of The Week.

Frank Jones was down from Genesee
Monday.
J.H. Gaffney was down from Union
town Tuesday.
George Francis Fay, of Seattle, was
in Lewiston over Sunday.
C. NJ. Elliott, of Mt. Idaho, was a
visitor to Lewiston Saturday.
Patch upon patch and hole in the
middle-Lewiston side walks.
e. O'Neill has money to loan on
best terms and at lowest rates.
Shade Hats! Shade Hats! Cheap
est and best at Mrs. Silcott's.
A. H. Mallory was here from Port
land first of the week, on business.
VIM. Hendrickson and VIM. Done
were here from Mason first of the week.
-WATCHEs.-Geo.H H. Lake is agent
for the celebrated Rockford Watches.
The best assortment of clocks in
Lewiston can be found at Geo. H.
Lakes.
J.T. Bibb, the Northern Pacific Ele-
vator man, was in the city Tuesday on
business.
AT the O. r. N. Exchange you can
get "Moore" Whiskey. We mean
Jesse Moore.
Tommy r. Carithers, the Juliaetta
harness man, was in Lewiston a day or
two last week.
Jesse Moore Whiskey, of 1882, for
sale at the o. r. & N. Exchange. Call
in and sample it.
C. NJ. Force has removed his family
into the property owned by Mrs. Con-
ley on "E" street.
Jas. w. Reid has rented the Yantis
property and is fitting 1t up Intending
to remove there soon.
$1,000 pounds Of new Bacon, Ham
and Lard for sale at the meat market
of Clindinning & Dubuc.
Remember that cleanliness is God
illness, and that Simpson sells three
bath tickets for One dollar.
A full line of tin and hardware in
stock at Bunnell's. Have you seen the
New Novelty Cooking crock?
w. White, the architect, and wife, OF
Colfax, visited in this city over Sunday
guests Of the Raymond House.
Mrs. E. M. Smell left Monday last fol
Boston where she will spend the sum
mer among friends and relatives.
Carloads of ties are passing dowr
the road for use on the proposed new
branch to Lewiston.-Spangle Record
The boat on the Snake river ferr,
got on a rampage on Monday last bu
was secured without serious damage
Albert Kunkel, Alvin c. Reeves ant
John G. Morris, Of Palouse City, wer
in town Friday last on land Office bus
iness.
Charles Thatcher, lately reported o1
the sick list is out again, regainin
strength rapidly. He will soon be abl
for active duty.
-Glidden barb wire the best on tn
market. No torn and lacerated stock
perfect in every way, durable and chea
ate. G. Bunnels.
Lucian Eaves, now travelling sale
man for the firms of Bernheim & Mar
ner, and Mark, Levi 4 Co., Portland
was in town Monday.
For fine pictures go to Bonhore
studio at Riggs old gallery. Nothin
but first class work executed an
satisfaction guaranteed.
s. N. Cooper, formerly of this plac
but now a prominent insurance man
Walla Walla, is in the city this wee
adjusting Mrs. Stevens loss.
When you come to Lewiston do n
forget to call on w. A. Simpson for
good shave, hair cut or bath. He h
the only first class shop in the city.
G.. H. Schraeder and wife, of N
HOlstein, Wis, were in the city t
fore part of the week, and on Wedn'
day they took the stage for Cottonwoc
Mrs. Truax returned to her home
Truax Landing on Snake River. NJ
Quackenbush accompanied her a
Will spend few weeks visiting frien'
DR.. J. H. McCallie, the pioneer dc
tist, OF Moscow, was in the city Tu
day and Wednesday, and left on I
stage this morning for Grangeville a
Mt. Idaho.
VIM. McGarr and J. A. Chand]
who lately came to Moscow from I
east, were in Lewiston last Frid
looking over the place and in all .