Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-09-26

-First-class wOrkmen, with years or
on all kinds of sanitary
work and pipe fittings at {. {. Bun
nells.
The Salvation Army has organized
in Moscow. Lewiston will receive
visit from representatives, of the Army
next week.
j. II. Keables repairs anything and
everything. Old sewing machines
made as good rs new and guaranteed
for two years.
One of the rich Nez Perces is study.
ing real estate values, with desire to
invest couple of thousand dollars IN
Lewiston city property.
Prof. Lewis and daughter, will ap. !
pear Friday and Saturday, at the Ma.
sonic Opera House, in IA choice pro-
Gram of entertainment
Chris. WeIsgerber will make extern
sive improvement, on his brewery,
necessitated by the large increase in
trade. II. Madgwick has the contract.
We have in our employ a tirst-class
plumber, and have in stock a line of
Closet tubs etc.-All work guaranteed
Get our prices. Hardware
Store.
The glove contest, held Saturday
afternoon, near the SiIcott ferry, be-
tween Jack Dempsey and Van Dyke,
resulted in victory for the former in
two rounds.
Specifications and prices on Bath
tubs and fixtures, Range boilers, etc,
given on short notice at Bunnell's--
. We can save you money you will
only see us.
Every up to date merchant, hotel,
restaurant and saloon keeper in our
business blocks should have Il good
Sanitary closet-Tnlk with U.s. The
| Cash Hardware Store
J. Herring has moved his quarters
from the Hotel Lev iston to the March
| bank building, corner of 4th and d
streets, and is now conducting the
Delmonico restaurant.
! Mr.. Porter displayed an apple on the
street this week that measured 49,
inches in circumference. 1t is of the
fall Pipin variety aud it is larger than
any sample exhibited at the Worlds
Fair.
All the Jewish business houses of
the city will be closed Saturday in
recognition of Yum Ripper the "Day
of Atonement." The stores will close
Friday evening and will not open until
shutdown Saturday
| Notwithstanding the Lewiston Out.
fitting Co. are constantly receiving
new goods they are prepared 10 buy
anything and everything, second
hand offered for sale. Bring on the
goods, we have the cash.
A letter received here from Senator
Dubois private secretary, at Washing.
ton states that, in his opinion, the
Presidents proclamation opening the
Nez Perez reservation lands to settle.
ment, will be issued IN about one
month.
The river traffic between Lewiston
and Riparia is the largest since the
.paimy" eos. Three steamers are
now plying regularly between these
points, and Agent Peabody has asked
for two clerks to assist in handling the
extra river business.
Born, Saturday. September 2lst, on
the Steamer Almota. near Wa Wa
Wal, to the wife of Mr.. Fulton, OF
Asotin City, girl, This is the first
child to be born on the upper river
boats, and the happy parents have
concluded to name the little one
AlmOta.
w. G. Fritter, state manager of the
New York Life Insurance Co.. after
spendi ng month in Lewiston in the
interest of his company, and visiting
his host Of friends, returned to his
home at Boise City Sunday. L. G.
Mcclure, agent at this point, accom-.
panied him as far as JuliOetta.
All persons interested in forming a
Cnautauquan R aiding Circle are re-
quested to meet at the home of Mrs. H
X. Barnett, on next s tuardy evening
for organization, preparatory to taking
up this course of Scientific instruction
MRS. NJ. WICKERsHAM
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