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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
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the largest west of the Mis- sissippi
river,
All questions being settled as to
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i legitimate business enterprise, the
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
SHE WAS A LAW-ABIDING WO.
NAN.

A tall, angular woman III q sun.
bonnet, with a stride like a mar late
for the train, came into a Recorders
Office yesterday morning, and took o
seat on the end Of a bench near where
the City Marshal vas at work at hi.
desk. She removed her bonnet, laid
it across her knees, removed her
spectacles, and after swapping her
eyes 8 couple Of times at the City
Marshal, asked in a voice that sound
ed like sharpening a ~cross-cut saw:
ssBe you the man that locks people
up?" 1ses't s' 1.'f 5
Sometimes / find it requisite to
appeal to that extreme measure,H
answered the official. +.
~ know all that, but be you the
man?"
"Yes, madame."" '|:' ''
"Well, why didn't you say so when
! asked you?''+-
81 did,"
81 say you dida't," -.
"What do you want, madame? p.
asked the city official. +
II want that good-for nothing
skunk hat was married 10 my darter
mp" 2
"What has he doner"
"Yes, what's he done, the vile
wretch?'' and she hreathed hard,
about and gritted her teeth,
until the officer felt in his pocket for
ais police whistle.
.Be calm, madame, compose your
eelings,Y argued the Marshal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
INDEPENDENCE, CANDoR, CONSERVATISM
ENTERPRISE, vIGoR.
REDUCTION OF PRICES TO SUIT THE
TINES.

The elections of 1877 over, to con-
gress will all eyes turn to witness the
course of political events in America.
Questions of vital interest are press
ing for settlement, anu the discussion
bids fair to be prolonged and absorb
ing. The subjects of finance, pacifi-
cation, internal improvements, civil
service reform, Indian and Mexican
border troubles, &c, are among those
which must largely occupy the puoiic
mind. The proper development OF
the resources OF The West and south,
by means of an improved condition
of river and railroad transportation
facilities-the utilization of unenl-
ployed labor in needed public works
the encouragement of immigration
to the fertile lands of the great
West, are matters of nation, "a Wen
| as of local concern. Scarcely less inn
portant is the support OF all meas
| ures, by whomsoeyer originated, AID
| ed Ter Endorsed, giving to the South
ern states a full and free control OF
their own affairs-the only policy
leading to permanent peace. The
state legislatures. especially those to
| elect United States senator's, Will also
be invested with interest, as upon
them and the elections of 1873 Will
devolye the decision as to whether
the reins of political power shall con-
tinue to be held by the Republican
party, the tenure of that power now
hanging by but a slender thread.
lUpon these and kindred. subjects
! the Republican, which gives an earn
est advocacy to the principles OF the
constitutional Democracy will always
be found battling in the ranks Of the
thinking, working people of the West
and South. And whilst sparing no
effort to obtain and promulgate the
most reliable information relative to
American politics, the Republican
will maintain its past reputation for
the collection of all important and
interesting news from all quarters of
the globe. Affairs in the Eastern
hemisphere, now occupying so much
attention, will not be omitted in the
design of making this paper a regular
chrsnicleI of the exciting intelli-
gence of the day; and whatever n
terprise and lavish expenditure can
do will be employed to produce q
tirst-class news and family journal.
With the lessening in the prices OF
materials and labor, the following
reductions in the rate of subscrip-
tions are announced:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
the MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,.

IN THE FRONT RANK OF AMERICAN JOUR-
NAILS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by @. Eberhart of Saline
Township, in Audrain county. No., ON the
26th5 day Of Nov. 1877. and posted on Dee
1th 1871 and before g.. w. Holloway, j
r. within and for said county as . stray, one
iron gray ally three years ola, thirteen
white. right hind foot white AID apprsis.
Cd Atthe sam OF fifteen dollars by John
Hotpan and John Stewart. amer being
duly sworn 70 the appraismant given undes
Qyshao1 tkis Bee. 7Ih 1971.
- q. W. HsS&ersAlJ,A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24

Goods! !!
Vulcanized Rubber in every concsivabls
Form, adapted to universal use.
ANY article under four pounds weight can
be sent by mail.
WIND AND WATER PROOF

Coat combines two articles in one. For
ssoTaiy weather it is q perfect waterproof,
and in dry weather. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24
THE NEW YEAR.

Silent and white
Thro' the dim night
Fell the soft snow
Now fast, now slow.
Making the posts
Like sheated ghosts
Robipg the woods
In finer goods
Than were ever spun by mortal skill
And bleached on the sunny side ofthe hill,
Where fringes are woven by weavers, where
The warp is mist, and the wool is air
The world is dressed like a bride, in white
Although the poor old year died last night
Drop not a tear
On the cold bier
OF the brave year
Whose corse is here.
HIS work is done,
And battles won.
And be will be
Named with tn free
Thro' future time
For deeds sublime.
We welcome here
Thsnew born year.
The snow that Tails
From the gray walls
Ofihe thick clouds
Is not for shrouds
For the days fled,
Or the years dead.
IT'S the white fleece
Emblem of peace.
Sent down to cheer
The soft yoang year..
May no red vein
Make q red stain
On the robe white
Woven last night.
SO ring the soft
Sweet bells aloft
Ring the true chime
Of the good time,
Ring loud and clear
Fer this New Year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-01-24

.,u.. &c. = uorthsrn asilrosa Tims
, 1878-02-15
pIIGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL NEWS.

CRY ELECTION The election on ives
=. NJ this week, resulted rs iolows:
u,,,ole number Of votes cast, l27 OF which
cn.. Ei,cnbeis received, for Mayor, l25,
',ao votes fer councilnen stood: Chas. G
n..,lat l2l: A. II. Tucker, 81; Nati. ID,
um 90: f. W. James. sS;C. +. Clapp. 81
"a. paIgarlro. 73; IL. l.. Tibbals' 90;
,ho Reiss. 65: 5. Waterman, 43; A. +,
,o.,rcd, 62: .. +. Gcrrish, 30. For Mar
.holI r. s. Miller received 33 votes, and
pR Carr. SO. BY this it will be seen
,h.t the first seven candidates, named fol
,orncilmcn, we're elected. Without any
sneclaI canvassing for the matter, and al
most without asking advice, we noni'
n,,ed ticket In last weeks issue, suggest
inc the names of men we believed to he
worthy of patronage for the respective
no.itous. OF that ticket the Mayor re-
,.ived clear unanimous vote, and ma
iorlty OF the councilmen were elected by
handsome majorities. Besides this. Mr.
Reiss, though not elected received a ma
;or;tv of all the votes cast, and o. F. Ger
,ish. ESQ. would undoubtedly have beer
sected had he not declined to run after
his name was before the public. The Off
eers elected we believe to be men who viii
faithfully perform their duty to the peo'
nile and to themselves. This. II they do it,
will eptit!e them to the respect and future
rotronaee of their constituents.
, 1878-02-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A
l. lien on the hereinafter described per-
sonal property, now held in store by them
for charges for advances, freight transpor-
tation, wharfage and storage now due and
unpaid to the amount of xl7. .25, and said
property having remained in store un-
called for, TOR period of thirty days and
upwards after said charges became due.
NOW GIVE NOTICE, That in per-
suance OF an Act of the Territorial Legis-
lature, entitled, an act for the relief OF
commission merchants, carriers, wharf
ingers and warehousemen, the undersigned
will on Monday the 4th day Of Feb
ruary, 1878, at the hour of IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at the door OF the Store Of ROths-
child Il Co., in the town of Port Town
send, W. T., sell said property or so much
thereof rs will satisfy said charges and
costs at public auction to the highest bid
der tor cash gold coin as follows to-wit:
One trunk and contents and one box and
contents, marked Thomas Curry" the
same being wearing apparel and blankets,
etc. etc. +. G. HUGHES, Purser,
ROrHSCHILD IL CO., Agts.
Steamer California.
Port Townsend January Il, 1878.
tJg- The sale Of the above mentioned
property has been postponed to Monday,
the 18th inst:
, 1878-02-15

PROGRESSING Arrangements for the
successful opperalion of the fishing and
clam canning at sequim Bay are nearly
completed. The first shipment is to b.
made shortely. The company will operate
under the firm name OF I. Jackman &Co.
Mr.. Javkman went down on the Dakota
to San Francisco, to attend to the business
Of the firm at that end of the route. lie
will reside In the city, but will travel all
over the state Of California to effect sales.
, 1878-02-15

BENEFIT.-A ball is to be given at Steil'
accom- on the 22d, for the benefit of the
library at the Insane Asylum. A notice
Of this affair arrived just too late for in.
sertion in our last issue. As the library,
If properly filed. will greatly add to the
means tor improving the minds OF con-
valescent patients, this move may serve a
good purpose. The tickets, including
supper, are only 81, so that large attend
anCe may reasonably be expected. We
acknowledge the receipt of a compliment
arV.
, 1878-02-15

AT the "potlatch, given 10y number
p ofClaliam Indians during the past week
about 81. 300 ~ money was given away
besides very large lot OF calico anal sun
dry "ictas." There were In attendance
only about $50 Indians. some FROM Van
eouyerb Island having been prevented
tom coming by the stormy weather. A
number of the resident white settlers OF
Daugrness. aitend,zla portion ~ the ere.
moui,a, on account OF the Boyrlty of the
hlng.
, 1878-02-15

Tue p. NJ. s. s. Dakota left this por
on Sunday morning last, with the follow
ing: Passengers. Mrs. S. j. Moore, Miss
NE. White, f. Marsh, r. Meyers, j. M
Jenne, j. Jackson, f. Blackwell, Wa
Chong, Chm; from Port Townsend. Capt
Albert Waite, Thos. Jackman and s IN
steerage. Freight, 1886 SKIS potatoes, lS9
pkgs salmon, "a do furniture, SO dry hides,
81 bales hops, 800 boxes herring, 1873 bdl>
hoOpt, 1900 sacks potatoes, "a beer kegs,
10 boxes apples, 557 SKIS oats, 25S green
hides, 20 bbls oil, bales skins and q
pkgs merchandise.
, 1878-02-15

COLLsIoN.-On the 10th inst, the bark
Enoch Talbot, lying lumber-Iaden at Ma
naimo, was run into by the steam-tug Ia
coma, and some eight planks were stove
in along her side, necessitating the dis
charge of part OF her cargo.
, 1878-02-15

We call attention to the interesting and
newsy communications found in to-day's
issue. Some OF our correspondents know
just what peases the editor and qeople'
BY the way that San Juan and Lopez ISL
ands are prospering at present, we are
disposed to expect much from them in the
future.
, 1878-02-15

MEssRs. RothSchild & Co., who are
always at the front in matters,of business
have again enlarged their advertisement
this week. They wish to keep promi-
nently before the public the fact that their
tiie teas, imported directly from Japan,
are Of the very best brands to be obtained.
Read their new advertisements if you
would know where to buy to advantage.
The -four which they offer for sale is from
the best the Pacific Coast affords. which
means all that buyers could wish for.
, 1878-02-15

TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
Steamer City of Panama, sailed from San
Francisco Feb. 9th at noon having Oh
board rs passengers, 10 sacks of mail and
1919 pkgs. mdse., 232 tons. Had fresh
Southeast and Southwest gales. Feb. 10th
NJ 1890 p. NJ. met Steamship Dakota.
Feb 18th, at A. M, arrived in Esqui-
malt harbor, G7 hours from San Francisco.
Passengers for the Sound: G. f. Dodge &
wife. Alex Blackwood, John Voss, Capt
Baker, W. r. Impett, Lieut.. Harris and
wife. G. ii. Smith, John Worden, Rev,
John Rea. w. II. jenkins, w. ii. Pitch
tnl. Miss Nichols, and In the steerage.
, 1878-02-15

We publish this week tor the first time
the information sent us in circular by
the Washington Territorial Club" at
San Francisco. This has gone the rounds
of the Sound papers, and would have been
published by us had space permitted.
, 1878-02-15

GET your wife sack of RothchldS
& Co.'S flour put up expressly for their
customers. 1t will do you gooG to eat the
healthy ight-bread and toothsome biscuits
to be made from this excellent article.
, 1878-02-15

REV. Jno. Rea, of the Presbyterian
Church, of this town, returned from below
on the Panama. He will therefore con-
duct the usual worship in his church next
sabbath.
, 1878-02-15

THE NJ. T.. church was well filed on
Sunday evening last. The sermon was
quite impressive, and almost painful
silence reigned during its delivery. The
lessons drawn from the lite OF Absalom
were of the most practical and beneficial
character. The subject for next Sunday
evenings sermon will be, Solomon; OF
an old mans view OF life."
, 1878-02-15

Br turning 10 MrA.F. Learne'i's al
VeTttameut, You will notios his Aunoun-
'FHrst u preparations 70 condud thr
'ip audlsry bu.iu@ss, w connection
"ilh bis gruery stoFp.
, 1878-02-15

THE city of Panama arrived at this
place on Tuesday evening of this week,
and proceeded up the Sound on Wednes-
day morning. She made the passage
from San Francisco to Victoria in G7 hours.
Brisk time.
, 1878-02-15
BOOK LOST

If the person who took from my office
copy of Kitto's Encyclopaedia OF Biblical
Literature. will have the kindness to re-
turl the same, shall esteem IL as favor.
JAMES G.. SWAN.
, 1878-02-15

THE b. b. mail" nominates Edward
Eldridge, John A. Tennan: and K. F..
Whitney, all of Whatcom county. for dele
gates to tire constitutional convention.
, 1878-02-15

THE grand "potlatch," given among
the Clallam Indians, terminated this
week, Rev. NJ, Els, ofskokoimisll, came
up from the scene Of festivities arriving
here on Tuesday last. He says the affair
passed of very quietly so far as drunken
ness or quarreling was concerned, but
that he heard more 'tamanawus" than
he ever did before IN his life.
, 1878-02-15

ROAD, which hayc lsone quite muiy
H"m ihe rains of the pad month ary
u'ying out nicely in consequence oi tl,s
Fecrut high winds.
, 1878-02-15

MARRIED.-At Olympia, on the ID inst.
by Rev. A. Atwood, Mr.. Seth G.. Muir
pbp to Mrs. Hattie b. Powers.
, 1878-02-15

WHEN an ex-candidate for local politi-
cal honors gets up in his sleep and tries
to buttonho!e the bedpost you may know
hat he still has city council OH the brain.
, 1878-02-15

GAIT. Albert Waite went to San
Francisco on the Dakota He will probably
return within a month.
, 1878-02-15

WE are in RECEIPT of a complimentary
ticket tn the grand MASQUERADE ball, to he
given at Olympia, on the 22nd inst.
, 1878-02-15

90 % Waterman 4 Knt1 Tor the bet
carpets, At reasonable pricc..
, 1878-02-15

Judge !. G Swan, Of this placr has been
appointed 10 take charge OF tie life saving
ltatiou at Neah Bay.
, 1878-02-15

TwoofNr Tilalals' ,hiiIren hars besu
qaite ill this Wrck
, 1878-02-15
NOTICE.

l TAKE PLEASURE to state that I
have transacted my business through
MesSrs. ROthSchild Il Co.. aud that they
have given me entire satisfaction. | take
pleasure In recommending them 10 Cap
tans of vessels coming this way. To avail
themselves Of their valuable services.
JAMES 5. THEoBALDs,
Master ship Ventus.
Port Townsend, Dee. o. 1877.
, 1878-02-15
NOTICE.

ALL those knowing themselves in
debted to the old firm of Rothschild & Co.
up to September l., 1877, will settle the
same at once, as all the outstanding ac-
counts, notes and debts of the old firm
must he settled by February l, 1878. other
wise the same will be handed to an attor-
ney for collection.
ID. c. II. ROTHSCHILD & co.
Port Townsend, Dec. 30, 1877.
, 1878-02-15

srnfSG mus, te coming. fos garitipg
has commcucsd.
, 1878-02-15

Mr. Eniot Cliur. " Dungrne.s, ha.
paid uur lurr q visit.
, 1878-02-15

Mr.. f. A. Bartlett, ot Dungeness, VA
In town this week, getting supplies oi
new good.
, 1878-02-15

The city ele,tiou shis wseA pa--ri o."
very quisily.
, 1878-02-15

{. u. BEAnsHAw, Esl. h1, bsy.u suffer
lug irom q light attau q bruBhiiis.
, 1878-02-15

Tn some ol Ro,hbhild a Cos d.,
Japan teas.
, 1878-02-15

THE vile oT VIM. korier E~l., Oi Port
Ludlow. came down TO this place on Mon
laN'. boat.
, 1878-02-15

PRoT. Huffman Is lonAing much better,
having improved somewhat Ia llralth.
, 1878-02-15

Mr.. A, :. Jones of Dungeue-s. came up
irW days ago, suffering With rhcuma-
tism.
, 1878-02-15

yates 10 ire cOllsllUuLIOllal C''llNeutlOli'
WE are in RECEIPT of a complimentary
ticket tn the grand MASQUERADE ball, to be
given at Olympia, on the 22nd inst.
MARRIED.-At Olympia, on the I'd inst.
by Rev. A. Atwood, Mr.. Seth c. Muir
php to Mrs. Hattie b. Powers.
GAIT. Albert Waite went to San
Francisco on the Dakota He will probably
return within month.
Judge \. G Swan, Of this placr has been
appointedto take charge OF tie life saving
ltation at Neah Bay.
s~-
Mr.. +. A. Bartlett. ot Dungeness wa
In town thg week, getting supplies Of
new good.
THE vile of VIM. korier. Esl- oi Port
Ludlow. came down 10 thi. place ou Mon
day. boat.
Mr.. A, :. Jones II fpungeue.s. came up
irw days ago. suffering With Fhcuma-
tism.
PHoF. Huffman is looAing nuch better,
having improved somewhat in lralth.
-a-=-z---a
{. v. BRApsHAw, Esl. h1, bss.u suffer
Iug from q light attau of bron,hilis.
Mr. Elliot Cliur. u Duagrncss, ha.
paid urF lmrE e yisit.
s. --a===
TwoofMr TilAals' ,hiiirru have hasu
laite ilI this Wrtk
SIZING must be comiug. fos garhuiug
has uommeuod.
The city e,ertiou shis weeA pa.-sl %
very quieily
Tn some % Rothhhild a Co.'S fire
Japan teas.
, 1878-02-15

REST ASSORTMENT OF CAL IFORNIA MANUFACTURED GOLD
Sets Ear Rings Finger Rings Breast and Collar
ockets,
0onu 'eu ny hs1 ee anu or sale by ROTHSCHILD co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-11
St. c. ARA
AGA 10 EMY,

THE OLDEST CHARTERED INSTITU-
Il ton for the education of Girls in the
Northwest is situated in Wisconsin, few
miles from the Mississippi, on the Southern
Slope of Sinsinawa Mound, the highest
point OF land but one, n the Great Basin.
Sinsinawa oVerlooks three States, standing
as it does, close to the boundary line, and
its elevated position, aside from its grand
eur and beauty, secures perfect healthful-
ness; to high too beIreached by the malarial
infuen ces of tie low-Iands, while its crest
shields the buildings from the winter winds
The graceful slopes are well wooded, the
clearings necessarily made, designedly
leaving nature to her own plans as far as
possible. This with the distance of tie
place from the large towns, secures unlimi-
ted advantages for outdoor exercise, which
is SO painful lack in many of our schools.
The plan of instruction carried out in
this Institution, unites every advantages
which can contribute to an education, at
once solid and refined
For further particulars address,
Avs ST. CLARA ACADEMY,
Sinsinawa Mound, Grant Co., Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-11
STRAW & MURPHY,

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0AtNTERS and Dealers in Wall Paper
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Varnish,
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