Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-02-20

SELLING AZ CdsIT.-TO

SELLING AT CdsIT.-TO :
OVER STOCK I've bought
largely with intention IF opening branch
stores; having abandoned intention, hence
this offer. "A. DAMAS.
BORN In Pntahs, Wash, Feb. is. !
1850 to the wife If Harry Hartford, N son. G
Mrs. NJ. !. Strong of this city. who has T
had .lropsy for some time, was tapped few :
days ago by DR.. Morris and was relieved OF
nine gall, MS of fluid. the weight of which
WAS seventy mine pounds.
Ben Reeves happening by the Silver Bell
mining claim last week, MesErs Cussick and
scott sent ont by him some somples of ore
they had taken out which look much better
than any we have seen from there. They
are in on the ledge about sixty feet and
prospects look well. All are in good health
Some talk is again made cf boring all
artesian well on the plateau south of the
city and we hope those interested in the
growth and pros perity of our city will give
helping hand as this enterprise, if made
successful an there can he no reason to doubt
it can be made so, viii greatly benefit all, |
and the experiment will not cost q great
| amount Of canital.
| A. W Talsipcton, OF Camas Prairie. re.
turned from Salt Lake on Friday where he
has been on a visit for some weeks. He in
formed us that he had made small invest
ment there and would return in short
time, He reports exciting times there
{ dul 3eer the recent election and save that it
is the opinion Of alN that the gentiles will
hereafter be the rulers. -~-~-'---HA
FOR RENT.-Furnishe rooms for gem
tlemeo. A good location. Apply to
2O.4w Mrs. 7. S. BILLINGS.
Capt. Baughman, on Friday, brought mp
u the steamer ftom where it had been moored
he past winter. and on Monday left for
Riparia and will return here again to-day.
No freight was received from here to be de.
livered beyond Riparia owing to the track
below that point not being repaired sn ihclent
for freight transportation, but it is hored
} all will be in running order the last OF this
week,
Miss I. c. Develling. Of Mass, lecturer
and organizer of tho N. W. G. 7. u, will
preach in the NJ. F. church in Lewiston, at
IL o'clock q. m. Sunday. Feb. 23rd She
will also deliver an address on the subject
of Temperance in the same place at ! p. IN.
of the same day. The public are cordially
! invited to attend Miss DeVelIing is Of the
Episcopal church.
W. D. Kelley came out from warren'
!, last week with the mail as far as Mt. Idaho
II and REPORTS but four mails heng received
10 camp since the lst Of December. tina
It Bobby Smith, the IA year old hoy who wa
4 lost on his way to Alton, had not bee,
found; that ". D. Yandell. who was mai
carrier from Warrens to the Prairie, wa
= also lost and supposed TO be perished H
ir had with him upwards of $1,000, registere
mail, besides other valuable mail matter
d The snow was about FIVE feet deep.
J.T Campbell hereby informs any on
who is desirous of having horses rancho
st for the winter can do so by applying to hi'
in or leaving orders in Lewiston Posfofic'
Il. Anyone having stock lost viii DO well to IL
:. form him, if they desire to tind then
~ Terms reasonable. ST.
y. TO THE PUBLIC Having purchase
in the stock Of general merchandise Of II.
Of Barnett. would inform the puhlic that II
a business is again open and would solicit
share Of your PATRONAGE.
j. CLINpISINa.
ny Lewiston. Idsho, Nov. 10, 1889.
tol THE REASONS WHY. We have be-
asked Of late by many why we have issu'
on = half sheet so often. Our main reas
ace was that we were unable to receive pap
no from below owing to the washouts d
Lhe blOckades. Another reason was that !
felt somewhat discouraged regarding t
ali. patronage q newspaper receives from o
re. prominent merchants and business men
her this city, and therefore did not ell justiti
in embarrassing our financial corditio
Look at the file Of the TELLER the past ye
ted and see how many Ut the merchant
and houses Of this city have lent = hand to
in support; but two, and only two,
Alexan der and A. Damas. Yet the VI
~. persons who do not lend their support I
,:a the most eager to ask for the paper to Z
- vance something through its columns Il
NJ Denefits them, Without one dollar Of CO
pensation to the support nf II.
= Money to loan on Real Estate
'pot lower rates than can be obtained e
and where. w. KETTENBACH,
4S Office at the Lewiston National Bal
- HURRAHi FOR THE FL
aa., aa. RAILROADS that are pointing their ,
'aeu 70 Lewiston. On acconnt OF depression
business, 8. W. Scofeld. proprietor
manager OF the Lewiston Seed Comp
IN Ct had con.emplated moving his Seed Stor'
by some more prosperous city, hut on acco
lson OF the railroad prospects and the certai
of some Of them being built, has decides
continue the business at Lewiston
awo"s w therefore has appointed b. Scofield ~
l.,sy and with tie new stock and the ties
gay process which the seeds are now under.
!. iss' be able to offer 10 hiA customers first-c
= IN seeds. Store viii b. open 1t the Old u
Oh the 18th Of February, opposite -Bnnn
owed hsrdwave store Remember six paper
and peea at 25cts All such are warranted
,wes, IL they do not give satisfaction with
sapcr treatment I will replace the same
:. other seeds b. SCOClELD. Ager
NOTICE is hereby given by the un
. ,,a signed that Dr.. vanderpool has cure
"a, dreadful cancer on me without any in
4 ~. ment 1t is with pleasute that re-
! ths mend to all persons troubled with cal
4. to zee this doctor u Dufer. Oregon.
Respectfully,
cable F. J. HAUBsR,
'alaee 2s.ly Warrens, L
never
BISMARCK. N. D.. Feb. l5-
h.. 10 Head, leading Sioux chieftain.
road tempted to kin himself At Standing ]
} for THE afternoon. He wss found hai
leuted e.o.n :. tpao 0;ah n cvarwer hnv n;