Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
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some of the little folks have the
humps.
Cash paid for chickens, al the Boss
Meat Market.
senator Heitfeld was III the city |
Monday.
Dr. Richardson does gold and porcc-
lain inlay work
Five cent beer, large glasses. now on
tap at the Palace Sa loon.
The children have been gathering
wild flowers on the hills this week.
-Bagle's tomato sauce for sale at The
Lewiston Commission Co.'S store.
specifications and prices on Bath
tubs and fixtures, Range boilers, etc,
There viii be another of the popular
social dances i'm the Hatwsi school
house to. morrow evening.
A complete line of stationery always
on hand at the Owl DRUG STORE.
The Lewiston Debating Society will
meet Asotin boys in joint discussion
on March II at the home of the latter.
All kinds of Sanitary work special
ty-and absolutely guaranteed by c
G Bunnell.
The city lookup was crowded with
drunken Indians last week. These
red men continue to patronize the
"speak.easies."
If you don't think that Bunnell
has the stock and can give bottom prices
cali aud see.
Tom Oliver, Of Waha, has recovered
from his recent severe illness and was
upon the streets the past few fine days.
$50 whips, all kinds and descriptions,
at reduced prices at Bremen 4 Folletts.
Arthur Winger is now acting as
telephone messenger boy. Arthur is a
manly little fellow and will serve the
public faithfully.
| Cash paid for all kinds of furniture,
harness, saddles, etc, at Bremen &
Follett's.
The saw mill men are rust!ing hard
for logs from which to make lumber
to meet the demand already at hand
for building material.
The Star Saloon, McGrane & Boict
Props, handles the choice FL Capital
General Cigar Try one.
Randall Robinson. colored mau
who had been county charge for ;
couple Of months, died last Saturday
night and was buried at county ex
pense.
Geo. Bremen, the Second Hant
Store man, has just received large in
voice of springs aud mattresses.
Spahr 4 Go. were the first to plac
arc lights in their place of business
They were turned on last Saturday
Other business men will follow thi
example soon.
Cash paid for all kinds of Saddle
uuu at ttIC bSCSohu AAuhs
Store, corner Third and Main streets
The arrest of the old grand army MAJ
for petit larceny last Saturday was
needless annoyance resulting from IN
considerate haste on the part of tn
prosecutor
Peanuts, walnuts, filberts, almond
oranges and lemons, always in stock Il
, The Lewiston Commission Cos store
The subject of Rev. Browns discu.
' sion next Sunday evening will bs
D "Gideon's Victory" Mr.. Brown is a
$ able speaker aud his sermons are b.
: coming very popular.
Raisins, mince meat, dates, figs, corr
prunes, champaign putfs, biscuits an
pretzels, at the Lewiston Commlssin
Company's store.
a A. f. Parker, the brilliant editori'
writer from the great Camas prairi
;, passed through the city Monday o
). the way to Spokane. He has u bi
!. mining deal in course Of development
It Specifications on Sanitary wOl
q and fittings given on short notice.
j. Prices always satisfactory at G. Z. Bul
}. nell's.
e The lovely days Of the past wee
u have charmed so many visitors thu
y real estate values are made firm b
. inquiries for homes in the Clearwat'
- valley.
-First-class workmen, with years
: experience on all kinds Of sanital
work and pipe fittings at &. G. Blu
nell's.
le Atty l.. l.. Haynes hasreturned fro
IS u business and pleasure trip to Portlar
,c and San Francisco. He returns wit
II more enthusiasm than ever to the goo
It work In assisting to build up I'll