Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-28
This and That.
DO YOU KNOW

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will be tloated over the city school
building; that California Dick and
George Mox MoX are in Jail; that
a man with a manipulating eye is
an enemy to society; that thatg en-
tlemanly little fellow, Adam Shu.
bert, is cash boy in O. A. KOS
store; that none can fully recog-
nize the
SWEETNESS OF CHARITY
until they have felt the pangs of
poverty; that the Tribune last
week contained some suggestions
to "old citizens" on social ethics
that Rudyard kipling's popularity
as writer is on the wane; that
the Nez Perce Land Company (F.
X. Hughs)
is NOT DEAD
but is still doing business" in town !;
that every citizen should be proud
of our public schools; that brick
cottage on The Hill will be the
home of two of LeWiston's intellec-
tual young people, who will soon
assume the marriage obligation;
that you can't judge a mans char.
acter by his face, and that a "win-
ming SMILE is oftimes the most
treacherous cloak; that Billie
Wright is now serving third term
as president of the Lewiston De.
batting Society; that when a news
paper attempts to dictate, colIec-
lively and individually the political,
social and financial policy of com,
munity, it displays a, truly, re-
markable nerve; that a man was
heard to remark on the street the
other day, in reference to a recent
drunken spree, that he spent one
hundred dollars, ten nights sleep
and three friendships" on account
of his carouse; that Byron evi.
denced the noblest trait of man
hood when he said, "Here's smile
for those who love me, and sigh
for those who hate, and whatever
skies above me, here's a heart for
every fate; that
LEWISTON LADY
remarked that yesterday was an
April day in the midst of winter;
that Lewiston was once the capital
of Idaho, and that its removal to
Boise City affords an interesting
bit of our early history; that the
profits some of the Lewiston mer-
chants are making on their goods
wouldn't sustain a mouse; that
Kern,
THE IRISH PATRIOT,
said, Judge me uy my heart alone
for that's the standard of the man."
that Robt. Stanton, Louis Roos
and Ed. Smith are assisting Regis
ter Morris and Receiver kroutinger
in the land office during the rush
that Lewiston is the county seat of
the wealthiest county in the State
that the Royal restaurant displayed
the following sign last week,
"Come in and Feed Your Face"
that if Indians were denied the use
of "Jamaica Ginger there would
be less whiskey drunkenness
among them; that the Golden Star
Grocery has branch house at
NEZ PIERCE CITY.
and that three other business
houses are located there; that you
should patronize the band boys
dance tomorrow night; that Geo.
Erb still retains his normal condi-
ton, and that the district court,
from His Honor down to the bailft,
still does business, in conformity
to custom, and with ability and dis
patch; that Durrant is still alive;
that it is difficult to see the point in
the sentence, "Of all the saws ever
saw, ! never saw a saw saw as
saw that saw saw" that a letter
from Trail Creek says that there
are twenty hotels in the town OF
Rossland; that the city council will
meet in regular session Monday
and that IN the foilouyipu Ev;1,x