Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-17


The officers of election have not yet
certified the election of Fred Naming
Sho received the highest number OF
votes for that position. If no eertiti-
cate is forth coming The Office will
perhaps remain vacant. It is reported
that the election officers have decided
to iss lie a certificate to John Vernon,
who next TO Mr.. Manning, received
the highest vote cast This proposition
L. resisted by other candidates. 1t is
difficult to determine a scheme to
satisfy 20 many candidates with one
little Office.
told Medal Tea, the choicest blend
on the market, at Wildenthaler's.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all those
" ho eat ut the Royal Restaurant.
Second hand coke and coal stoves,
half price of new. AuDe & McGilvery.
Miss Bernice Mccoy, of Ballvue,
has been engaged to teach in the Vine
land schools tn begin after the holiday
vacation. Miss Harrington resigned
the position of principal in this school
to assume the duties of county superin-
tendent Of Ne2 Perce county. Prof.
Badger was promoted TO the principals
chair aud Miss Mccoy takes his place.
Mise Mccoy is well known In Lewis.
ton having graduated from the normal
last year.
Old Private Stock Whiskey for
family use at the o. II. & n. Saloon.
For n new and stylish hat made on
the latest block there il only one place
i'm town to secure It, for he makes a
specially and pays particular attention
to hats and that place is Fox's Main
street Lewiston.
Quite furry of excitement was
caused yesterday ny the discovery OF
gold in paying quantities by the work
men on the Vineiand-Lewiston bridge.
An old prospector carried Il bucket OF
dirt that had been shoveled from one
of the pits to the river and washed
20 cents out of it. This rich gravel has
been overrun by experienced pros
pectors for 40 years. This value will
pay, for a man with rocker, FIVE dol
lars u day.
There is nothing n icer for holiday
gift than one of Bethel's gold watches.
Curtainpo'e., white rec led, oak and
brass extension. Aune Il McGiivery.
Do not purchase your holiday pres
ents before looking over the stock
carried by the Owl Drug Store.
John l.. Klein, Mrs. ]. w. foe's
father died in Portland last Monday.
Mr.. Klein was at one time a sojourne:
In Lewiston. He lived to the ad
vanced age of 81 years. He might be
called an Idaho pioneer rs he was here
in 1860. He was man of Influence
in Portland and his work In reform
circles was effective. He was an ac-
tive temperance worker.
Size Fox's display OF neckware and
handkerchiefs. Nothing shown but
what is strictly up-'o-date, at prices
away lower than other houses, who
are trying to force off their old chest
nuts and trash Ivy giving 50 called
clearance sales,
Lawuey's and Allegrettis candies
for sale at the Owl Drug Store.
An ice foe struck the Clearwater
ferry last Thursday evening and made
, il necessary to cut one of the bride
rnp-s To relieve tue strain upon the
liable aud the attachments generally
Tue boat was at the north shore and
no damage resulted. The rivers have
both been discharging heavy ice foI
several days.
flash paid for second hand goods
J. =. Cox.
/ Mems heavy winter plush and clott
| caps with ear protectors 81 cents eacf
/ al foX's.
! "A full line of the Golden Niagrs
canned goods at Rusaells Grocery.
! The following marriage license wer'
issued during the week: James
( Enbanks aud Susie V. King, Of Slick
poo; Thos. Denny and Lucinda q
! Rowland, of Nez Perez; G w. Lett
and Estella King, of Cameron; J. 8
Dixon aud Mary S Chandler; and ]
! d. Dixon aud Idn NJ. Chandler, q
Russell.
Deputy Marshal Fnresman has g"n
to Moscow on official business.
Notice OF Time Appointed for Proving VII