Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-06-19
Tsllings Of The Week.
Nez Perce Addition.

Try those Jelly Waters. They are
delicacies.
Now is the time to get a fine Photo
ut Fleming's.
For the latest style Photos call at
Fleming's Gallery.
Miss Melina Saux is visiting friends
at Pataha this week.
For q delicious, cool and refreshing
bath 60 to Simpsons.
Jelly Waters; Tacoma Cracker
Company; Jelly Waters.
DO not forget to order some Jelly
Waters from your grocer.
If you want to rent your houses
call on Smith 4 Wilmarth.
e. O'Neill has money to loan on
best terms and at lowest rates.
List your property with Smith l.
Wilmarth, Real E tate Agents.
-Bonhore's gallery with be open from
10 a. m. to 2 p. m. every Sunday.
DIR. John B. Pilkington, of Portland,
is registered at the Raymond this week.
If you want to sell town property
call on Smith 4 Wilmarth, Vollmer
Building.
-Bunnell can furnish anything in
the hardware line at prices that defy
competitor.
Smith & Wilmarth will sell your
farm and ranches for q reasonable
commission.
AT the 0. r. N. Exchange you can
get "Moore" Whiskey. We mean
Jesse Moore.
The Jelly Waters made by the
Tacoma Cracker Company are having
an immense sale.
Jesse Moore Whiskey, of 1882, for
sale at the o. r. & N. Exchange. Call
in and sample it.
so, 900 pounds of new Bacon, Ham
and Lard for sale at the meat market
of Clindinning l. Dubuc.
Genuine New Orleans Molasses
on draft, by quart or gallon, at Widen
thaler's Bakery, Lewiston Idaho.
The son of J. Wilson, of Tammany
Hollow, has been seriously i'll for some
days but is now slowly recovering.
Ask your grocer for the fine
cakes and fancy biscuit manufac4
tured by the Tacoma Cracker Com
pany.
Miss Julia F. Reed, of North Lee,
Maine, Is spending her summer vaca-
ton with her brother, s. HI. Reed, of
this city.
The special term of court that was to
have begun July l, has been postponed
by Judge Sweet and will now open
July 7th.
Leslie Squier, who has been atten-
ding the Bishop Scott Academy dur
ing the past year, returned home last
Thursday.
G. M. Cochran has sold his ranch
near Mason to Thos. L. Meadows, of
California, who Is thinking of locating
In this country.
For fine pictures go to Bonhore's
studio at Riggs old gallery. Nothing
but first class work executed and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Fix and Mrs. Yantis left last
week for the coast. They went via
Spokane and expect to spend the
heated term in the sound country.
Are you thinking of fencing?
If so remember that G. C. Bunnell fur
nishes the famous Glidden Barb wire.
There Is none better, none cheaper.
L. Rowley returned from Portland
Thursday, accompanied by his grand
daughter, Emma Rowley, who will re-
main here the greater portion of the
summer.
John Millikin and John Carol, of
Carbon, Wyoming, paid this Office q
pleasant cali on Monday last and order
ed the TELLER sent to their address for
one year.
All those having signed the paper
Tor the organization Of the L. A. A.
will please remember that tomorrow
Is the last day to pay in the $500 ad-
mission fee.
Robert Nugent and wife, Of Cotton
wood, have been spending the week in
our city. They will leave on Fridays
boat for Ellensburg where they will
spend few days visiting relatives.
The new steamer, the Norma" was
launched on upper Snake river on We'd
nesday of last week. This boat will
run between Huntington and the near.
est point to the Seven Devils mining
district. =
A neat new fence is being put about
the McCOnville property ON Idaho st.
It adds greatly to the appearance Of
that place. Idaho street has the best
fences and sidewalks of any street o1
t0o clCy.
Mr.. Tate, who lives on the opposite
side OF the river, succ seded In capturing
Arge sturgeon near the Cox place or
SNAKE river on Tuesday last. The fish
was iuliy seven feet long and would
Tne surveyors who are to have
cnafge OF the survey for the Lewiston
4 Southeastern arrived on saturday
last and have been ct work all veeR
running the line and establishinr the
grades for that road. s-.'
immigration sends an occasional In
habitant to try his fortunes amonc ne
On Monday August Jacket came 1itl
family and household goods, which Is,
moved to Grangeville. Mr.. Jackel i,
from Lincoln, Mo-, and thinks Of en-
gaging In the harness business n