Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-28
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All kinds of cheese at the Golden
Star Grocery.
DR.. Richardson does gold and porce-
lain inlay work.
Lamps are almost given away at
]. NJ. Fix's store.
When teeth are extracted for plates
DR.. Richardson charges nothing.
H. A. Tucker, of the Bank of Gen-
esee, was in the city yesterday.
For the finest Perfumes in the city,
call on Dent II Butler.
If you don't think that Bunnell
has the stock and can give bottom prices
call aud see.
All kinds of Sanitary work special.
ty-and absolutely guaranteed by c.
T.. Bunnell.
"A large lot of fruit cans at Bun
nelI's; closing out Mt 6Oc per doZ. for
quarts, S5c for 2 quarts.
Asa }. Styles, young attorney from
Fargo, North Dakota, is in the city
prospecting for business opening.
The affairs of the State of Salem In.
surance Company has gone into the
hands of a receiver.
Underwear that will wear at J.
NJ. Fix's Store. Investigate be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Rubber plates $3.50 per SET; CelIuoid
plates $40 per set. DIR. RICHARDSON,
room S, Vo)'mer building.
Elmer Waldrip, of, Asotin, is assist
ing in handling the big business of the
TELLER office.
Fine imported Scotch Granite,
decorated tea pots, the best bargain
ever offered at J. NJ. Fix's
Don't ask for Package Coffee when
you can get Roasted Star at the same
price at the Golden Star Grocery.
J. M. Fix will offer the best bar
gain to be had in town to any one
desiring to purchase blankets.
i Go to the Golden Star Grocery for
the best and cheapest fancy groceries.
Goods delivered free of charge.
Some thief carried off P. Barton's
harness and lett him afoot over in the
Palouse country last week.
We will recommend the natural
leaf, uncolored Japan Tea-Thirty-five
cents pound; at the Golden Star Gro
Gerry.
-Headquarters for Ammunition and
Sporting goods, loaded and empty
Shotgun cartridges-Denu & Buffers.
Cash paid for all kinds of Saddles
and Harness, at the Second Hand
Store, corner Third and Main streets.
-Specifications on Sanitary work
and fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at q. Z. Bum
nell's.
-First-class WOrkmen, with years or
experience on all kinds of sanitary
work and pipe fittings at c. G. Bun
nell's.
The largest and most complete
stock of Toys, Holiday Goods, etc,
and at hard time prices, at Dent u But
ler's.
Gold Pens, elegant Calendars, CT.
gar Cases, Collar and Cuff Boxes, etc,
etc. Ladies', for your gentleman friends
can be found at Dent & Butler's-'Ihe
Drug Store.
Rev. Davies, of the NJ. +. Church
South, will hold regular services III
this city every 2nd and 4th Sunday IN
each month and at Tammany on tht
LOT and 2rd Snndays
A company composed of the young
Indians of the Kamiah settlement are
planning to engage in the genera
merchandise! business at that place
specifications and prices on Bath
tubs and fixtures, Range boilers, etc,
given ON short notice at Bunnell's-
We can save you money. if you viii
only see us.
The Spokane papers are recognizin'
the importance OF lewiston. TAX
notice of the compliment paid us b.
the Spokane Times which is rerro
duced in another column.
Ransom Coburn has opened at tn
old Sears stand a harness and saddl
repair shop. He has received a larg
invoice of leather, and will be enabled
to do all classes of work IN his line.
For Family Use. The Palace SalOoi
has in stock Double Stout and Ale il
pint bottles, Old French Hennessey TO
medical purposes in halfpint, pint ant
quart bottles, and Ginger Ale in pin
bottles. Call and test.
The Indian trade is very satisfactor!
to our merchants. There has been al
increase in many branches OF trad
within the past week. The approach
Of winter has increased the demand
for supplies and they meet it.
James Edwards, a good and sui
stantial citizen Of Idaho county. ma
been appointed by Gov. Mcconnell
membership on the board Of regents 9
the State University at Moscow, to n
the vacancy occasloned by the resie
nation of ). F. Ailshie.
f.. Darr lost pair Of shoe pince
out of his blacksmith shop last Thurs
dav. He suspected party which ha