Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-24

Farmers having choice specimens Of
g ain should preserve the same and see
that NJ. J. Vessels gets the finest speci.
mems to place In our exhibit at the
Exposition. Specimens sent to Martin
]. Vessels, Lewiston, Idaho, will reach
him an / be taken care Of.
Dent 4 Butler are now prepared to
furnish the best bottled soda water
that the latest and best apparatus, In
skilled hands, can produce with the
purest supplies. Quantities from one
case to Car load. They can and will
sell cheaper than all others.
The enterprising spirit has taken
possession Of the boys Of Lewiston also.
Ralph B,ughman and Leslie Squires
have opened = small booth In the
Thatcher building and are fully prepar-
ed to furnish fruits ami refreshments Of
like kind to all passers by. Give them
your patronage.
News has this week been received
that the goods ordered by the Athletic
Association has been shipped direct
from the factory, and Is now on the
road. TIE DELAY has been cause1 by
the fact that for season the factory
hal been shut down on account Of
break in the machinery.
-WANTEp.-An energetic man who
understands Clothing or Tailoring to
represent us in Lewiston and vicinity,
a. Sales Agent. Splendid Fall and
Winter assortment now ready. WANA.
MAKER l. BROWN, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Largest Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring House in America.
Geo. Leland has lately taken post
ton in the editorial rooms Of the Butte
Miner. He very kindly forwarded a
copy Of that Taper containing an edi-
torial welc ,minY the incoming Of the
State Of idaho. Montana rejoices with
us and sends many words OF kindly
greeting to encourage our further
progress.
c. M. Force, rec"iverof the Lewiston
land office, left Friday evening last
for a short vacation. This is Mr.
Forces first leave Of absence in more
than two years service and beyond
doubt It will Be fully enjoyed. Mr.
Force expects to meet his brother in
Portland and together they will travel
over the Sound country.
There Is at present . great demand
for -four. The crops Of last year were
90 short in many places that the wheat
will not supply the needs Of home con-
sumption. On Camas Prairie espec
tally the famine is felt. BENZ. Booths
mills Of this city are running steadily
eighteen hours out OF each day. Th'
demand cannot be supplied even d
this rate but the wheat on hand vii
not admit Of further increase Of labor
We received last week handsom
souvenir from M. II. Dc Young. I
copmemorates the celebration Of tn
18th anniversay Of the San Francisc'
Chronicle. The medal Is in the shap'
OF coin and IL wrought in a'umlHum
having produced on one side represen
] tation Of the New Chronicle budding
and on the other vigtiette Of the pro
prietor. It ID . very handsome desigl
and will be treasured q q inemeut0 O
the occasion.
We are indebted to the ladies Of th
Silver Ccenet Hand Of Genesee, Idaho
for complimentary tickets to thei
bali, given July II, 1850. Tie accoun
Of the affair given In the Advertise
shows that II was . grand success Il
every particular. Prof. Ferd. Ross, q
, this city, conducted the music and GU
readers are we'll aware how excellentl
, that part was rendered under % cd
cient . management. The refresl
meuts furnished catered for the iine'
taste and the evening was most plea
: antly spent.
u A hre was discovered by nigh
: watchmAn Young ON Monday night 1
the side yard Of Wlldenthaler's bakery
, It u thought that cigar stub had bee
|. thrown into the rubbish that had bee
!. thrown ip the yard. This u the secon
( instance that lire has been discovere
1 BY Mr.. Young and the city saved ,
timely care. During the hot d
. weather too great precaation cannot
: taken 10 guard against hrs. The teri
. bic lessons that our neighboring cita
. have experienced ought to give ~
: sufficient warning,
The fAct that Hon. Fred. T. Dubo
n has bsen such . persistent foe to NJ
d mondom has drawn the sumity OF tn
= hierarchy against him. II b assert
= that utateEiel assistance Will b te
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