Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-31

]. c. Flittie arrived on the train this
evening. He will go to Grangeville
tomorryw.
Cash paid for second hand goods.
]. 8. Cox.
D. H. Harrison, formerly one of the
prominent legal lights of Seattle, now of
Spokane, accompanied by his wife and
son are registered at the Raymond.
Fine lamps, a new line for the holi.
day trade. Bethel the Jeweler.
The announcement that the Buffalo
camps is to be made accessible by the
opening of snow road has brought here
great many mining men during the
week past.
Great Closing out sale of Mackin-
toshes at Fox's.
A very heavy run Of ice occurred in
the Clearwater Tuesday. Ice foes, twenty
inches thick, were encountered by the
steamers on that day between Lewiston
and Riparia.
Jacket cravats and Cyrano chains, the
latest novelties, at the Bazaar.
Chris Osmers has purchased lot on
the hill. 1t is the fashion among the
prosperous business men to invest in
Lewiston realty, and Chris is following
the example.
There is nothing VI cer for holiday
gilt than one of Bethel's gold watches.
Geo. Erb, after one night in the city,
was hurried out this morning under
sealed orders. He has railroad corpora
ton behind him and armed with check
book he will surely get what he goes
after.
Mems and boys heavy winter caps
rs cents each at Fox's.
The trains which arrived yerterday
were decorated with snow and ice. They
were like visitors from the north pole.
All the snow we have in this Lewiston
valley comes in on the train from
Moscow.
Have you seen the new jacket cravats
and Cyrano chains at the Bazaar.
J. 0. Maxon with his engineer crew re-
turned this evening from the vicinity of
By Eddy. This crew will begin locating
on the Silcott farm Monday and work
up the Clearwater.
The Russell Cash Grocery has the
most complete stock in the city.
The ID. NJ. White will case came up
yesterday in the Probate court. Mr.
Reid objected to the will and Mr.. O'Neill
to Mr.. Reid's complaint and the hearing
was set for next Thursday at which time
Judge Morgan will be present
Lowney's and Allegretti's candies
for sale at the Owl Drug Store.
DIR. ]. w. VanZandt, an eminent ply
stefan from Spokane, is now permanently
located over the Cash Hardware Store, in
this city. Those needing doctors ad-
vice would do well to consult him.
For SALE-Tammany ranch, $50
acres, with running water; owned by
Mrs. Tarr. For sale, quick, 1926.
Inquire J. N. Stacy, Lew iston, or
Boyd, Box So, Evanston, I'll. |
A. S. Watt, the general right of way
lgent Of the 0. R. & NJ, now located |
here, may be called Lewiston pioneer. |
He conducted a general store OH the
corner in 1868. His business
associate was H. II. Snow now deceased. |
DO not purchase your holiday pres
'nts before looking over the stock
'arried by the Owl Drug Store.
The Oregonian Of the 29th has COM
'lete and accurate railroad map of the
inland Empire. 1t makes strong plea
or the down grade system which the O.
/. & N holds the key. Lewiston is
entral figure in this bit of railroad news.
Cost not taken into consideration.
S.so Mackintoshes, and bargain at that
rice, will be closed out this week for
500 at Fox's. Halter and Furnisher.
Charles Moxley, son of T. c. and
ephew of DIR. Monkey, is visiting rela-
ives here. He is a machinist by trade
nd finds employment generally in rail-
Dad machine works. He had been absent
rom Lewiston several years and expressed
nrprise at our growth.
The cost price of all Mackintoshes
Eft in my establishment cuts no figure.
hey must and will be closed out regard
ess of cost. Fox, Halter and Furnisher.
Attorney General Mcfarland has been
etained by sickness from his intended
rip to the state capital. He will attend
he inauguration Of his successor, S. H.
lays. I'd Smith, chief clerk in the
flee, will transfer the seal and records
D Attorney General Hays after the oath
as been administered on January Sth.