Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-03
he Weeks Review!
..,,rN1NGS IN AND AROUND
LEWISTON.
fhe Epworth League.
rr.aesments Completed For the
purchsse Of the Electric
Light Plant.

Drink Chalybeate.
Pain; mud. Crops good.
-Bunnell sells garden seeds.
-"Bob, the barber" Don't forget
ths number.
Walie Stanton is typo on the
frLER this week.
-Chalybeate, manufactured by
thompson 4 Neill, Pullman, Wash.
-Children's hair cutting speciality.
mt forget the number-Bob, the
barber.
Dick steen left Wednesday for Pome-
nv for q short visit with friends at
that place.
KAY l.. Thompson Is on the sick list,
being the victim ofa serious attack of
Ia Grippe.
AT the O. r. N. Exchange you can
| st "Moore" Whiskey. We mean
JsGse Moore.
Jesse Moore Whiskey, Of 1882, for
ab at the O. r. 4 N. Exchange. Call
In and sample it.
Judge Norman Buck Is down this
week from Spokane looking after his
property here ana at his ranch.
AtTHE drug store can be found all
kinds Of legal blanks. Call and see US.
DENT 4 BUTLER.
The rain fall for the past week has
bsen copious and delightful. At this
nte, Lewiston can lay claim to being
in the Rain Belt.
Eugene Bonhore has reopened his
photograph gallery and Is ready TO re-
esive any and all parties who desire
anything in his line.
-Bunnell will furnish you timothy
sssd In any quantity. The quality is
guannteed and the prices the most
moderate ever offered.
Eben Mounce is putting up new
barn on his lot on Miller street, besides
painting his residence and otherwise
beautifying his property.
Mr.. NJ. Wagner, Of Portland, an ex-
perienced accountant, this week ac-
cepted the position Of book-keeper,
with the firm of J. P. Vollmer & Co.
1t is too muddy to plow In Tammany
thing that has not happened now
these five years. It will take two rail-
roads to carry Off the present years
grain crop.
Howson B. Terry will preach at up
per Tammny next Sunday Mar. 9Th,
II q. m. and in the Universalist Church
ofthis city at Z p. M, on the "Sabbath":
I1 origin history and necessity.
The Odd Fellows, instead of putting
up q two story frame building-as was
inst intended-have concluded to
build . two story brick, and the con-
tract for the same will soon be let.
"A full line of the freshest and
choicest garden seeds has just been re-
oetved at Bunnell's. Select your
spring supply from his stock, and Sc
cure the finest vegetables of the season.
Messrs Jno. G. Towers, A. A. Kin
caid. Steve Kegele, Frank Moore and
Ed. CLANCY were In Lewiston the early
part Of the week looking over the situ'
alton for an extensive deal In real es-
tate.
Owing to a mistake in the school re-
port Of last week the name OF Moxie
Alexander was omitted from the
seventh grade, when he should have
ranked third with general average OF
81 per cent.
Garden seeds! The choicest In the
market! John P. VOllmer & Co. have
Just received a select and assorted STOCK
OF all kinds of flower and garden SEEDS
which they have now on sale at prices
the lowest known for stock OF th's
quality.
Watch for the Standard Sewing
Machine man, to be In Lewiston on or
about February 18th. The only hois-
less and rotary shuttle machine made'
Go and see 1t at the Hotel de France
and learn how to decorate your home.
Henry Boivin, sole agent for Latah'
Nes Perce and adjoining counties.
Frank Costin, stage driver between 't,,,s .
Lewiston and Cottonwood, met Will III.
serious accident while on bis last triP.
Owing to the roughness of the roads
the stage was overturned and he was
his face above and below his eye and
6rulsing his head. He will iay v over Hm ths
al be recovers somewhat from 'no
wounds.