Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-07-02

neighbor?' Everybody invited to at
tend. No admission.
For Fourth of July excursion rates
the Northern Pacific railroad will sell
excursion tickets, July 2nd to 4th in
elusive, at one fare for the round trip
to all stations within a radius of 300
miles, good to return within seven
days.
AS there will be no celebration at
this place, the most of our people will
attend celebrations at Lake Waha,
kendrick, Genesee and Fort Lapwai
The Lewiston Band will 90 to Ken
drick and the majority will accompany
the band.
800 acres decided land, miles from
Lewiston, close to steamboat landing.
on Snake river. No buildings, but all
under rail and two wire fence. 700 acres
In cultivation. Fine living spring.
For price and terms, address A. f.
Parker, Grangeville, Idaho.
For the Fourth of July we will
sell excursion tickets over the u. p.
line, to points as far distant as Portland,
at rate Of one limited or unlimited fare,
as the case may he, for the round trip.
Sell tickets July and 3, good for re-
turning up to and including July 7.
Apply to T. J. Peabody, agent.
McMahon's circus was we'll pat
ronized in this city yesterday, the tent
being filled at both exhibitions. This
is the third annual visit Mcmahon has
made to this city, and, as they give
exactly what they advertise, and are
square in all their dealings, they al
ways secure large attendance.
For SALE.-C. e. BunneIl has bar
gain to offer in Buffalo scale. A
new 5000 pound or 100 bu warehouse or
hopper scale. The scale is but slightly
used; not damaged in the least, and
warranted in perfect order. A rare
bargain for low price. Cal at his
place of business and examine the
property.
Del Hardy, who was brought here
some three weeks ago from Spokane
by Sheriff Eakin, charged withEtealing
a fine span of horses from one VIM.
Paul, WAS tried last Monday and
placed under a bond Of $500 to aw. it
trial before the grand jury at the fall
term of the district court. Being un-
able to give bond he was returned to
Jail.
Will the time ever come when peO.
pie will cease to bite at games put up
by fakers who travel around with show
companies. Many fellow who came
to town yesterday will return to his
labors and work for the next two
months in trying to save up what they
spent, hoping to get something for
nothing. Experience, though, is the
best teacher.
The Deadman ball club which wa:
advertised to cross bats at this place
last Saturday, with the home team
did not put in appearance and conse
quently there was no game. 1t wa
quite disappointment to many, a
they had made arrangements to b'
present. We understand, however
that they will arrange game with ou
club before long.
Marshal Leland arrested another In
dian yesterday for drunkenness. H
was riding down the street at as rapi'
a gate as his horse could 60, when al
ut once the horse stumbled and tn
Indian fell over the animals head t.
the ground. A bottle of whiskey wa
found on his person which is anothe
evidence that there are yet few Grim
inals running at large.
A large crowd of our boys went u
on the Hill Sunday and had a practic
game of ball. Two clubs were arrange
and nine innings played. At the clos
of the game the score stood Is and II
1t was somewhat of a general practic
game, as there was some half doze
VIII, played in the pitchers box, eac
imagining he could twirl the best bal
, Several games are soon to be played
3 and perhaps by next week we may b
able to announce contest.
: At the railroad mass meeting MOI
t day night it was hard matter to fin
e a committee who would consent
r make the canvass for the subsid!
0 When ever there was an appointmel
q made, the party appointed would III
mediately decline. To be sure it is n
\ enviable position, and since the gentl'
: men, who did consent to make til
canvass, are doing all they can, 1t
: the duty of those who declined. an