Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-09
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20 cents at NOllmer's.
Mrs. J. NJ. Taber, plain sewing, all
kinds. East Main street, opposite Nez
Perez Machine Works.
Zine stationery, tablets and school
supplies ut Dent Il Butler's.
Elsewhere is published a card of the
Silver Dollar, under the new manage
ment of Eli Cox.
Ladies' all wool hose, reduced to
Is, 20 and % cents per pair at Noll-
mer's.
The finest assortment of hair, bath,
tooth and every variety of brushes at
Dent 4 Buffers.
The Star Saloon has received this
week large invoice of Old Crow
Whiskey and domestic cigars.
See our ladies' so cent vests and
pants now 33 cents at VOllmer's.
Newton Hibbs has sold ten acres of
land on Enterprise Bar to Miss Harriet
Paddock, of Chicago Consideration
5000.
Cashmere gloves and mittens ut
greatly reduced prices at Vollmer's.
A series of Union churcn services are
in progress tins week In which good
Interest Is manifested by the public.
GentIemen's clothing cleaned and
repaired, and coloring done, by Mrs.
f. Herbert. Orders received at Ed
wards barber shop.
Ladies' fleece lined, and ribbed
cotton hose pair for 35 cents at Vols
mer'ss
There were number Of accessors to
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Rev. Sibbitts Is an effective worker in
the cause Of religion.
DR.. J. Lee Kelly, one of the Lewiston
boys of whom we are ali proud, spent
the holidays with his father. Has re-
turned to WILDER, Washington, to the
practice of his profession.
ELEGANT perfumes in endless variety.
Pure Drugs and Chemicals at Dent &
Buffers.
A local lodge Of the Rathbone sisters
will be organized here next Monday
evening. The Rathbones are to the
Knights Of Pythias what the Rebekahs
are TO the Odd Fellows, a ladies' con.
tingent.
NOTICI-Persons wishing the ser.
Vices of a professional nurse can obtain
Information of the same by applying
ut this office.
Mr.. Ort. Strong and Miss Margare,
Richards were married New Years
night by Rev. Brown. The young
couple Ii well known in Lewiston and
the TELLER wishes them success in
the new relation.
A young man suggests as rule OF
etiquette that a rival should meet his
opponent with smile, but send his
best friend to the lady with instruct>
ions to defame said rival to the limit
VI ssNl0t cpltuotS.
Wilbur Wardwell WIS taken sud.
denly and seriously III Tuesday. He
received severe blow IL the stomach
several days ago in boxing contest
with friend, and 1t Is feered that
inflammation has set in.
Ladies' call ut the Bazaar and see the
new souvenier cups and saucers, also
jardiniers, flower pots, rugs and other
novelties. As these goods came too
late for holiday trade, they will now
be sold at very low rates.
Johnnie Cox Is very sick ut the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. Robinson, with pneu.
monia. Johnnie was IN the city from
denesee, prosecuting contest case for
= reservation claim before the land Of
fice when he was taken sick.
Mrs. Peabody Is in receipt ola letter
from her daughter. Mrs. Jeussen, who
y now In Chicago spending the winter.
The writer complains Of the rigors of u
Chicago winter aud longs for little
Lewiston climate to relieve the monot.
Ony.
The celebrated Detroit Free Press saws
II is the greatest Invention for 5000 years
Every family Is buying them where
they are known that can get the
money to buy. "Oxydonor" never fails
when properly applied. How about
other remedies.
Preaching at the NJ. f. Church next
Sunday at IL a. IN. and 7:3O n. m.
Morning theme: 1.-THE First Human
Pair" Evening subject: "Crime."
Sunday School ut IL m. Epworth
meeting at $40 p. IN. You are cor.
daily invited to all the services.
The time for the payment of annual
taxes Is always attended by just COM
plants. The taxes are higher year