Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-02
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Five cent beer, large glasses. now on
tap at the Palace Saloon.
When teeth are extracted for plates
DIR. Richardson charges nothing.
DR.. S. Salisbury has returned to Lew.
,ston to remain for several weeks.
The largest stock of whips in town
can he found at Bremer's Second Hand
store.
Geo. Bremen pays cash for second
hand furniture and goods Of all de-
scriptions
ANDY Christensen, of the Mitchell,
Lewis, S!aver Co., is in town.
All kinds of Sanitary work special
ty-and absolutely guaranteed by Z.
G Bunnell.
The wind has been so stiff for four
days past that the steamboat did not
attempt to return from Riparia until
Monday morning.
Big reduction in Millinery, all next
week, at Mrs. A. f. Dore's, next door
to the Bee Hive.
If you don't think that Bunnell
has the stock and can give bottom prices
cali and see.
"A true bill' is the verdict 10y every
one trying "Oxydoners." One says "in
dollars and cents it's price can't be esti-
mated" See them ut Lakes.
Examine our goods and get our
prices before buying elsewhere, at the
Golden Star Grocery.
Buy your Christmas candy, nuts
apples, oranges, dates. and figs at the
Golden Star Grocery.
The graduating classes of '94 and '95
are requested to meet at the home Of
Miss Ruth Grostein, Jan. 3, 1896, at 2
O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing
an Alumni society.
A large lot of fruit cans ut Bun
nelI's; closing out at 6Oc per doz. for
kA,uarts. S5c for 2 quarts.
Ladies, you will be surprised at the
extremely low prices of Millinery at
| Mrs. A. +. DOre's.
The Star Saloon, McGrane g. Boice
Proprs., handles the choice FL Captain
General Cigar Try one.
Rubber plates ST.. so per set; Celluoid
plates $40 per set. DIR. RICHARDSON,
room 5, Vollmer building.
Geo. Bremen, the Second Hand
Store man, has just received large in-
voioa Of S,>riVTS On1
Bunnell's hardware store was bur-
glarized on Christmas night. The
thief entered through a scuttle which
was left unlocked. The till was robbed
of $3.50, but the goods We're not mo-
Tested.
buy your pure spices, extracts of
all kinds, baking powder. teas and
coffee at the Golden Star Grocery.
Just received 5000 pounds PURE
lard; bought it cheap and will sell il
cheap at the Golden Star Grocery.
Rev. Davis, of the Nj. f. Church
South, holds services IN Lewiston at
the Grand Army Hall ever second and
fourth Sabbath; and at Tammany
school house every first and third
Sabbath.
Cash paid for all kinds of Saddles
ma Harness, at the Second Hand
Store, corner Third and Main streets,
Specifications on Sanitary work
ma nttings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at e. e. Bum
bells.
-First-class wOrkmen, with years of
experience on all kinds of sanitary
WORK and pipe fittings at G. G. Bum
do not send away for your picture
rames. Leslie Thompson has them in
AA styles, made to order, and will
uarantee to llease you.
ISpeciiications and prices on Bath
los and fixtures, Range boilers, ETC.,
lven on short notice at Bunnell's-
We wear can save you money If you will
Miss Maggie Weisgerber is spending
nc holidays in Lewiston with her par.
nus. She is now an attendant at
'a'nt Mary's Academy, in Portland,
'"d will return there next Monday.
ror Family Use. The Palace Saloon
' ;S IN stock Double Stbut and Ale in
I, ,n bottles, Old French Hennessey for
, na. purposes in half. pint, pint and
o oart bottles, and Ginger Ale in pint
o''ies. Call and test
-l.ampstands, mattresses, springs
=" oedsteads at reduced prices 70,
''"y days, at Bremer's Second Hand
'ore' corner Main and Third streets.
- T. Harbour has closed his Ouee Il
'es'aurant. and departed Tuesday TO,
''s'' TO British Columbia and Ross
sau mining district. He states tina,
~" ne 'alls to find desiraple location
'e'e' he will return to Lewiston and
''nue In business Jnhn;o 10 a finr