Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-02-27

largely with Intention OF opening branch
Ptures; having abandoned intention, hence
his offer. A. DAMAS
country last week.
Chicago has secured the Worlds Fa;r bv
a yS,e tl57 ont OF so7.
II. Wax and G. A Duber were in the
city from Grangevlle on tuesday.
The Thermometer at Colfax. on Tuesday
night was 3S and Uniontown 80 below o |
WANTED. A girl to do general house
Enquire at the residence of r. Grosten.
Thlrty-four pers"ps were drowned at the
lower dam below Prescott, Arizona, beside
the forty at the upper dam
l.. Srannus purchased last week from
Chas. Sampson upwards of five hundred
acres OF land situated near Genesos, the
consideration being fifteen dollars per acre
The land Is OF the best quality and is a good
investment.
LOST, STRAYED OK STOLEN-From
Frank Wards farm near Waha, one Roam
Mare between 0 aud 10 years old, will
weigh between a 1000 and 100 pounds,
branded I'll X connected with bar on top
Any one finding her will be suitably
rev arded. 22-lm
Thr + A Y. Go, will give one of thei-
popular dramas in the G.. B Hall on Satur.
day evening. They have heretofore given
first class salts istaction and are entitled to
liberal patronage from our people, The
title OF the drama is 'Down by the Sea "
Give them a good house and thereby en-
courage home talent.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
lnnd at lowest rates. Pianos, Organs aud
Sewing Machines to sell or rent al lowest
figures Books, wallpaper &c, far cheaper
than you can buy of agents or peddlers.
42tf G. A. THATCHER.
f. Baird, d. V. Williams aud Eugene
Bonhore returned from their trip up Snake
river on Friday last and report having very
stormy weather there, so much so that they
were unable to accomplish much in
the way of further prospecting the
mine They brought out some fine speci
mems of ore taken from the Silver Bell and
say the boys are we'll and doing good W. rs
on their mine with bright prospects ahead
The Indian Titus, who was sent from
the Nez Perce reservation, by Agent Rob
bins, TO Colville to get the confession OF
Potlatch Fanny regarding the killing of the
white man in the Bitter Root mountains
n year ago, returned here on Saturday las,
and reports that he seen her but could no,
talk to her, she taking to the brush on see.
ing him and they looked for her al one da,
but were unable to get her The Indiar
that was taken from here to Missoula fol
trial has been convicted and is sentenced t,
be hanged on March 7, and it is said that i
Fanny's confession could be obtained i
would be likely to save his neck, but sh,
| is afraid it will implicate herself too mu ;h
! She says the indian that was killed nea
| Spokane last summer was the one that com
mitled the murder. Titus reports seein,
Chief Joseph and many others of the Ne
Perce warriors.
NOTICE is hereby given BY the under
signed that DR., Vanderpool has cured
dreadful cancer on me without any instru
ment. 1t is with pleasure that l recon
mend to all persons troubled with cancer
to see this doctor at Dufer, Oregon.
Respectfully,
+. J. HAUBER,
2s.ly Warrens. Idaho
HURRAH. FOR THE FIvI
RAILROADS that are pointing their wa
business. S. W. Scofeld, proprietor an
manager of the Lewiston Seed Compan
had contemplated moving his Seed Store t
some more prosperous city, but on accom-
of the railroad prospects and the certainl
of some of them being built, has decided
continue the business at Lewiston an
therefore has appointed B. Scofield ags'
and with the new stock and the testr
process which the seeds are now under wi
be able to offer to his customers first-cla
seeds. Store viii he open at the old star
on the 18th of February, opposite Bunnell
hardware stare Remember six papers
seed at 25cts. All such are. warranted ar
if they do not give satisfaction with ia
treatment [ will replace the same wi
. other seeds B. SCOFlELD, Agent.
From the Reuie,0 Of the 23rd. we cl
' the following items, dated Feb. %.
i A dam gave way near Prescott, Ari
q and 40 persons known to have be-
d killed, and whole village destroyed.
}. A decree has been Issued abolishi'
j. the Lenten fast, owing to La Grippe.
John Jacob Astor died this morni'
of heart disease He was the son
g William and the grandson of Jol
Jacob, the founder Of the Actor famil
e Great excitement prevails in St. Pa
E about rich mines in northern Montana