Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-02-13
CITY JHTI.

The railroad il "Acar anl yet 50 Ear y
Rem emhcr the hop to- morrow evening t.
To morrow will bo st. Valentines day.
VAT II hES.--tIen. y. ,ake is agent tur lie
celebrate, Rockford Watches.
1T the o. X. / N. Exchange you can cot
Go.rs" Whiskey. We "a epn jesse Moore.
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Mass meeting tonight 10 dscGss railroad
matters.
Everybody Gets ont in the sun nowadays
aud takes u sun La;h.
Many farmers ON this side are p,owing
and they say the soil is in fair conlij, II.
Mrs. A. Hinnard, who has lceu oui e III !
the pas, two weeks, Is egain able to be |
about.
e. O'Neill has money to loan IN ncst
terms and at lowest rates. Stf.
BORN.-In this city, Feb 10th, 1890, |
to the vile Of &. Forse, Il dau ,htor,
Read the new advertisement Of Rand and
Howe, attorneys and eouaselars at law.
J. "A. G. Freund, attorney of Moscow,
was n shc city On business trip during
the week. 5-r-.,
Salt Lake City, on the 10Th was redeemed
from Mormonism by Il majority OF over
twelve hundred.
The commercial travellers have begun to
visit u again which is indicative Of spring
surely being opened,
N. ". Brearley has been confired to his
home the past ten days with sickness but is
now convalescent.
The beat assortment of clocks IN Lewiston
can DC found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lott.
painted aud retitted inside and his BATH
rooms conmodioGsiy rcan.ed
p. Barton sold this week cav Load OF
as fine cattle, for the Spokane market. as
has been driven from here.
A party left here last week with Moras,
who reported the horse thlcvcs up Snake
river, to Investigate and report.
s. s. Rogers will start a writing school
this evening in the school house, and those
y no fesire to learn shouli attend
Mrs James kearney who received in.
jules iy fall some months ago, is fast re-
covering and viii soon be ahle to be about
again.
Mrs. Beeson arrived here from Vancouver
last wrek on a visit to her son, G.. f, Becson,
who has been quite i'll with the fever the
past month but is now convalescent.
Both rivers have been unusually high
during the past ten days owing to the warn!
| weather and rains esusing the snow in the
| mountains to melt.
Try Occidental Da'm: Every bottle war
ranto3. Il cures Group in fit'e miuutes
Fer sale by Isaman 4 Co. id-6w
Mr.. Shepley AID wife, ef the Gig Pot,atch.
pa sel through town on Tucs1ay Ell route
to the east on pleasure tip aud will be
absent some weeks,
The way to keep times going ahead is te
| Away be on the move aud meve to tho
Palace saloon and try the A. No. ] Cut.ca
whiskcy for sals there.
Miss I c. DeVs!ling, of Springfield
Mass, will speak on the subject of Tenn
perance in this city on thc 18th of th
month at the Universalist church. AL
come and hear her.
Jessie Moore Whiskey. Of 1882 for sale a
the o. R. J. N. Exchange. Cail in ant
sample 1t. II
We are Informed that the first floor D
the Masonic hall will soon be fitted up fo
an opera house. 1t is an excellent piac
and can be made into a good hall. aud
safe enc.
j. d. Sears. who ia in the butcheriu
husness nt Wallace. Idaho was in the cit
last week and purchased a car load of hes
cattle for his market. He left on Monda
with thcm.
Mr.. Booth is having his water ditto
cleaned out and the covering repnire
where needed, and the wator viii be in Ia
ditch as soon as repairing is done. and til
grist mill wili again start to making flou,
$1,000 pounds Of new Bacon, Ham IN
Lard for sale at the meat market Of CHI
dinnins T. Dubuc. 23,f
J. W. Lemmon, who has been handlr
the ribbons on the Mt. Idaho stage Ii,
from Cottonwood, came down on Mondt
being unable to attend to duty on accom-
J. of La Grippe.
Reports from the dance given at Il
residence of Mr.. Wells, in Tammany,
Friday last. are that lar. number we
present and u general good time WAS had
all. Music was furnished by the Lesc
man string band.
Those who wish trees for the spfng II
will do well to csll On s. J. Genoways VI
ia now in this city and agent for one Of t
best nurserys on the coast. lStf
A fire occurred at Pomeroy .ss. week a
DESTROYED several business houses and h
it not been for the sctiv. firemen aud I
facility thev have for wa'or. the whole to,
would haye been consumed by the flames
a heavy wind was blowing.
From the Oregoniaa we learn tla. A.
q Parker. Of the Idaho Free Press, was msrri
last week to Miss Mary Newman,
Us Wei,er. Idaho. The TELLER extends
lhrother Parker and bride its ST and wisl
them much joy and prosperity.
Il DIV. Williams and several others lea
ae Tomorrow for his mine up Sake RI
having ately received good returns fr
,o assays made OF rock sent of. lie Y
o further develop the mine when there t
g, time.
Stems are now on foot TO erect city b
in th,s city, with outlook favorable for
III work to s.oa CT mmence on IL 1t Is son
thing our city has long needed and we b
the proposition made. which we think
fair one, will he accepted and susta
building erected.
: LAST DANCE.-Remember the soria
9s hop to be given on tomorrow evening in
CtB. hall. This will probably be
tha soeaou and aniOVa