Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-10

i 4" "hiPPils OUT apples III
carload lots now over the Z. =. Sys-
tenn. One carload went down on the
last boat.
Harry Dowd has returned from the
Salmon river country and reports that
snow is most all gone and that cattle
on the range are doing well.
We have received this week some
sample copies of amateur Hoosier dia-
lect poetry, but space forbds all extern
sive mention of literary notices this
week.
Hugh Nc Corkindale, of Murry, was
in the city Wednesday for few hours.
He reports every thing in the Coeur
dAlene country lively, with lots of
snow.
Mrs. Gregory, mother of Mrs. E. w.
Eaves, with her little daughter, Mabel,
arrived on last Saturdays boat, and
will be in the city during most of the
summer.
We are in receipt of the first issue of
the Moscow Daily News, published by
Saunders, Hunter & Co. 1t is neat
five column folio and is deserving of a
hearty support.
The firm of J. II. Robinson was
closed out this week. The prolonged
and unfortunate illness of Mr.. Robin
son and the general depression of busi-
ness is assigned as the cause.
A full line of the freshest and
choicest garden seeds has just been re-
ceived at Bunnell's. Select your
spring supply from his stock, and Sc
cure the finest vegetables of the season.
A game of base ball wa, engaged in
Sunday, on the grounds above town.
The weather was warm enough to
make the boys shed their coats and to
take the tingle away from thier hands.
Union Pacific System offers un-
euualled facilities to tourists en- route
to all points east. Nestibuled Sleepers,
Diners, Free Chair Cars through to
Missouri River and Chicago without
change.
Some young reprobate got hold of
the school house foot ball this week
ana cut it wide open with clasp
knife. Such vagabond tricks ought to
land their prepetrator in the house OF
correction.
Just received by Jno. p. Vollmer &
Co. three car loads of the Genuine
Glidden Barb wire, also three car loads
of wire and steel nails, which vii
be sold at greatly reduced rates from
iormer prices.
Step Dent is the happy father Of
beautiful baby boy, his wife having
presented him with the adorable little
fellow Tuesday evening. The mothe
and babe doing well, and Step is dis
tributing cigars at lively rate.
To allay pains, subdue int!amma
tion. heal foul sores and ulcers, thu
most prompt and satisfactory result
are obtained by using that old reIiabl'
, remedy, DR.. J. II. McLean's Nolcani
Oil Liniment. For sale by Dent 1
Butler.
Garden seeds! The choicest in tn
market! John z. Vollmer & Co. hav
inst received a select and assorted stool
of all kinds of flower and garden seed
which they have now on sale at price
the lowest known for stock OF TN
quality.
Miss Mit,ie Wiggin's school in tn
Hatwai district, will close on FIida.
of this week. This is Miss Mittie'
first attempt at teaching, but from a
reports she has given the best of salts
faction both to scholars and patrons c
the school.
Mrs. George Morrison entertained
merry crowd of friends at her residenc
on Main street last night at a masque'
ade party, but the particulars came to
late for this issue. 1t is safe to say tina
the masouers were a happy crew we
entertained.
SALARY, s25 per week! Wanted:
Good agents to sell our General line
merchandise. No peddling. Abo>
= salary will be paid to live agents. II
p further information, address Chicae
General Supply Co., lis West va
e Buren, ST., Chicago, Ill.
Bert Riggs. formely citizen
Lewiston, but who has resided in "a
n i!ornia for the fast two years, returhe
4 to this place last "Wednesday ana WI
remain permanently. He was so u
fortunate as to lose his wife few weel
:, ago, who died with Ia grippe.
" Evidently the editor ofa Montal
paner has "been there" This Is WIN
y he saws: "Kind, and indulgent fathe
= and mothers should you happen
y hear the son yell out in the dead ho'
of the nipht; 'Seven-leven. Seven!U