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, 1879-03-20

OUR Good Templar friends will be
peased to'hcar that Judge F. Kennedy,
G.. W. c. T., for this jurisdiction, re-
Gently organized lodge at Coupeyille,
Island Co., and also one at La Conner,
Wlhtcom Co. One Of the lodges num-
bcred l3 charter members and the other
IL. Judge Kennedy returned to this place
on Tuesday, aud left Tor up Sound ports
by yesterdays boat.
, 1879-03-20

ATTENTION is called to the notice. in
serted this week by McSSrs. Rothschild &
Co. Their business affairs are being
closed up as rapidly as possible, and they
desire all who may have running accounts
with them to facilitate settlement. They
have sold o@ an immense amount of goods
since the dissolution came in prospect,
and they have plenty more on hand
, 1879-03-20

MovED.-A few days ago the family OF
Capt. Jas. Dalgardno, of this place,
moved to II house on the hill. belonging
to Dir. VIM. korter, of Port Ludlow. A
significant fact concerning this matter is
that while Capt. Dolgardno's family came
here first some 81 years ago, they never
took residence on the hill until last
week.
, 1879-03-20

"oGREss INDEED. We are pleased to
81 =, 'n"t Prof Roberts has been appoint
,a geographic Correspondent and resi-
'"' agent at this place for the California
'Oe'"'ed ,,a Press. The above organiza-
~ O'' recognizing tn" importance of Port
'""hSehd as point from which to OBJ
"''' rOget Sound news, has taken the nee
..'S"'y Steps to secure all items OF import
'"'ce' We regard this as a notable Incl
'e"' IN the growth Of our young city.
, 1879-03-20

OUR new 375 ID fire bell fairly "alarmeC
TIC nelghbors" last Saturday when it was
set IN motion. 1t was distinctly heard n
foIht Wilson, three miles distant Capt,
MORSE OF the Dakota, has been highly
praised for bringing the bell from San
Francisco free of charge.
, 1879-03-20

WE are enjoying delightful weather.
cam, sunny days. Vegetation is making
rapid strides. and those of rural tastes arr.
q"'te oIsiIy engaged, planting. sowing.
al" pruning A wagon was around last
week. feddling early vegetables, which
speaks more in praise of our favorable
season than could volumes.
, 1879-03-20

ELOPEMENT.--A sensational incident
occurred recently in Port Townsend,
which partook Of Wilder nature than
amy that has taken place here for some
time. Tee departing ones have gone to
Oregon, that haven Of refuge for bruised
hearts, and disconsolrte husband and
lather mournS by desolate tiresiue.
, 1879-03-20

ware intormca that the rules adopted
so i'r oy "ReScuc No, L." regarding th,
ringing Of their fire bell, are as follows:
for regular and special meetings. simply
'olling; for fire alarms it will be rung
rapidly IN manner indicating the nature
of the alarm.
, 1879-03-20

ihE Pacific Mail steamship City OF
aeN'ns' "ne from China and Japan on the
IiS' 'hSt'' is reported to have 600 Chinese
passengers aboard. This is an unusually
"rge list, but it is said that the greater
poF''on Of them come under contract to
% u tue Hawaiian Islands to work on
sugar plantations.
, 1879-03-20

HOSE terriers belonging to Mr.. Fur
s ,,s "'i noble duty the other day in prov
W ms 10 the world that the rat family is not
11n'eAlihct nv in and near Port Townsend.
- MS Ihey did by demolishing twenty of
,"e pests We learn that the city council
,o, m very properly exempted Mr.. Fur
'OIg dogs from the customary tax.
, 1879-03-20
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES !:

|. Our teachers are NORMALLY TRAINED
2 Students viii have the advantage of SEE
ING and DOING the actual work of the school
room in all gru des and kinds of schOoS-an
advantage offered by no other institution in
the Territory.
g. The work of STUDENTS in TRAINING will
he ovcrscen and kindly criticised by compe-
tent teachers.
4. Object Teaching, the basis of all in
structiOn in common schools will receive
special attention.
D. PRACTICAL TALKS ON PRACTICAL SUB
JECTS'will will be given daily.
6. While pursuing the various studies the
students will be led to determine the natural
ana logical methods of teaching them.
7. Students will do the rcciting instead of
looking inditferently on while the teacher
does it.
5. Our books are the uniform series of the
Territory.
o. Students will he supplied with the latest
standard Educational Literature, free of.
charge
TO- Social and moral virtues will be incuca
ted daily, but no form OF religious sectarian-
ism.
H. Our climate is the most beautiful to be
found,
r. Our scenery Is unsurpassed in beauty.
l3. BY our telegraph and daily mail we are
in constant communication with the world.
H. We have the best and largest cabinet
of natural specimens in the Territory.
Is This will be the only truly NORMAL
SCHOOL worth OF California.
, 1879-03-20

THE friends of the Murphy movement
will be gratiiicd to hear of its activity Oh
the Pacific Coast. Washington Territory
is shipping large quantities of potatocs to
California. The warehouses at this place
have done their work nobly.
, 1879-03-20

WE learn that the boot and shoe es-
tabliShmcut belonging to Mr.. j. Fitz.
patrick will be moved on the lst inst.
20 Mr.. RotIlsrhid's store building.
, 1879-03-20

The rooms in which Mr.. HolcOmb pro
poses to "hold tortl' as 4 varlctyist. H.
The lower part of the old crstom-hou,c
building are being rapidly fitted up
Ills goods will soon be displayed.
, 1879-03-20

Mr.. Jas. Toner, Tor number Of years
resident of CIaIam county, left on the
Dakota, this week. enroute tor California,
where he exp' cts to recover some real es-
tate to which he SETS up title.
, 1879-03-20

WE ara pleased to learn that the infant
son Of Mr. and MIS-. w. C. Garteltle, OF
DungeneSs, is improving. Mr.. and Mrs.
6. brought him TO this place last week for
medical aid.
, 1879-03-20

Now is the accepted time. and delay is
dangerous. so hunt up sheriff Miller and
buy 3x7 piece OF paper for 81.
, 1879-03-20

Canadians propose Il great change IL
their taitl, by which they expect to re-
ali2e $2,OO0.000 more revenue. Farm an
imals and cereals will he heavily taxed.
, 1879-03-20

Mn. c. +. Clapp, now OF DungeneSs,
came up few days ago "atter more
goods" lie says business opened with "A
very encouraging prospect.
, 1879-03-20

Mr. and Mrs. Hill Harmon, of Stella
COON. Srartsd on the Dakota, this week
Tor Southern California, where Mr.. II. eX-
,erts to liud relief from rheumatism.
, 1879-03-20

OUR attention was cal led to little pig
hanging in the Enterprise Market. It
weighed, we were Informed, only $50
uouuds
, 1879-03-20

THOSE new hooked ladders which our
fire company has brel getting are indca-
tive ol that enterprise which has thus far
been manii, sed by members OF the insti
tuition.
, 1879-03-20

THE genial countenance of Mr.. Kings
,aud of the Dungeness light house, graces
our streets.
, 1879-03-20

MrssRs r. & Co. have taken an inven-
tory of stock. preparatory to settling up
their business and taking a fresh@>tart
, 1879-03-20

OuK new type, rule, and word orna-
ments "take the eye OF those who pat
ronize the job office.
, 1879-03-20

THE schooner Alfred will be sold on
Tuesday, April Sth, at shcrlf's sale, on
Union wharf.
, 1879-03-20

RoRS.-On the 18th inst. in Port Lis.
,,yerv. TO tie wife OF Geo. Gooch, a son.
, 1879-03-20

A COMPANY Is organized to build rail-
way from Shoalwatcr Bay to Ilwaco
, 1879-03-20

SCHOOL BALL this evening"
, 1879-03-20
M U S I c..

Arrangements have been made With PRO-
FESSOR w. ii. ROBERTS, thorough and
an emnently successful teacher, for instrue
ton upon the Piano or Organ, mt reduced rates
, 1879-03-20
TUITION:

Primary School per term SO co
Grammar - q Is
Normal Class or Higher branches 8 90
Music, instrumental, "a lessons, l5 90
81 Eor further information specting
school or board, address
A. Il. HUFFMAN, PRINCIPAL,
Port Townsend, w. II.
, 1879-03-20

LOCAL N EWS.
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My Forty-seventh B rthday.

IThis beautiful little poem was writer
by Rev. ID. W. Rogers. OF GladeSVille
on his torty-Seveuth birthday, Eeb'y 20
1871
The morn Of life with me is past.
1 feel I've reached the shade of even.
The signs OF age have come 50 fast,
This snowy day I'm forty seven.
In CHANGING back on childhood's days,
When heart and braiu were seldom rive 8,
How different now the cloudy rays,
Whom l am only iorty-sevCu.
How many walked with me In youth,
Aud strova rs hard As l have strivon,
Who, honoriug God obeyed his truth.
Are surely now At rest in Heaven.
How good the Lord TO me has been,
Although my life has beon uneven,
Deserving woe as plainly seen,
Before l resched my forty seven.
preached the Gospels joyful sound,
The only way to pe.ce and Heaven.
Af1i,tion's rod this privilege bound
Before yet was forty
And when reach deaths river side.
With all my trials and sufleriugs DER.
MAY l with all the sanctiied
Siug Jesus praise forevermore.
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which comes 20 the top ia sitting.
Toe main part OF this class Is now
'abe.,ed "Leadvllle."
To some otyour readers. who may
mol be aware OF the excitement ex
listing IN the Western States al
low me 20 say that "LsadvilIe"
. (Co'l Is situated 1000 feet high and
ln climate in winch only the most
hardy from the warmer and dryer az.
mospberes can liveaud enjoy health:
tue main range of the Rockies"
must be crossed 10 set there aud most
OF that IN stages or wagons There
are not more than 10 or 20 aavne
mlues; the principal rart OF the
aud being leld by the Government.
They are, and will be for several
months, blocked in by ow and ice
so that those who might wish TO pros
Feet can DO nothing before June.
Boarding is high aud lodging al
most uuobtmuablc. Notwlthstand-
ING all this people are 0)ykue IN
There ST the rate OF 500 adav. $50
OF winch have no idea Ct what they
are going TO DO. few DAYS behold
g tihe misery and crime of such a
p ace hods them peuiless and homa-
less. L-aivil,e Is not yet two years
o.d aud has a population OF abou
10000 Out OF tins number 600
+, sand to be gamblers: 5000 pau
per', and 1000 prostitutes, leaving
but small number TO occupy hon
orsble occupations. TIE cemetery
here bias over 800 graves in it, Oue
gambling house rents Tor Sl.7OO per
month. Another has an income Of
over $500 er day. TIE popula
ZION is from all parts of the world.
ST. Louis, n. o., n. c.. S. I. and the
other cities Of his country are large
iy represented. Reliable renorts
says that 900 tons OF freight are
sbedted at Colorado Springs await
ing transportation TO LasdvlIe.
The most curious slght TO am Iowa
ian visiting there Is to see b. +. AL
zen, who, ten yeWs ago Was the prom.
lnent banker ia D,s MONIES aud
said to be the richest man nm Iowa
there seeking his fortune, living IN
a les cabin 10 by 20 presenting quit,
a contrast WHEN compared with the
gigantic mNs'ou and elegant grounds
at the n rthwest OF Des MONIES
known AS ALIENS Resldeuce." Such
are the reverses of fortune.
Lest we weary your pttieuce we
conclude hy assuring those OF my
luends and aCquuntances IN w. Va
that they are lar better IN w. Va,
tEan at Leaiyille Or b ack Hills.
Mr., NJ i Powell left last week
for Newourg w Va. where he will
I9ln his Mamma. A.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deed made May 20 -, 10y Jas. a.
Brown, Com r. to Jas r. Smoot for l. ols
No. y and 70 In Newburg: admitted
Mar p.
Decd made Mar. 2, -, by Isaac NJ.
Parsons ct al to Marshal J . Parsons for
10 acres: admitted 3.
Deed made June if, '76, by Lucinda
J. pscomb to Jno. NJ. Notes for acres;
admitted =.
Deed made Sept. 90 y by r a. Nc
NJ akin TO p. j. Gibson for lot ia New
burg; admitted n.
Deed il ade Mar,27 '7G, by Lucrctia
Mccoy to VIM Jones for interest i'm
Thomas Mccoy land. admitted -.
Deed made Mar 10 70, by Jno. a.
Shaner to Summers McCrum for llj4
acres i'm Union dist. admitted %.
Deed made Mar. % ~, by Jonathan
Davis to Nancy Jane Willnm. for O.
acres in Reno dist. admitted Q.
Deed made Nov. 20 -, by y. Fairfax
to Ann Scott for 200 acres i'm Portland
isti ict. admitted Apr J.
Decd made sept. - rs, by Eug, nc
List 90 Charles j.. Laicuy for GlaIcs-
Vile Furnace. admitted 3.
Decd made Apr. ], 20. by ThOs. J
Fr1ucu to Henry s.. Cool for 20 acres iu
IS iugwOod district. admitted Z.
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Masontown Locals.

April S,h,-ll locals were az rlen-
ty as mud, you would certainly be
flooded with superAuity OF com
munlcauous.
Oar farmers wore long faces last
week, AID frequent inquiries were
made Tor "rougn food"
Died: at the ree,dence Of Mrs. S. A
jenkins, April 5tb, Drake Swiudler.
aged 80 years. The remains were
inferred at Mas ,ntown Sunday 9th.
Tue Masoutown Literary society
closed on the evening OF April 5lh,
with a big exhibition.
Several OF our young men of prom
Use will will soon deptr Tor Dakota
Territory. orry to lose them but
wish them success.
A plalnive cry goes up from
ReedsylIle iuquiuug the where
abouts of the festive Gran ger. II,
might have been seen at the exhi-
bition with saddeued countenauc,
and fearful eycs-ali because the p
Master gets lost oileuer than He
can.
T. E. Bradshaw has arrived at
home from the wllds OF Tucker snC
We think he has some tn on pht {
entering the ministry.
j. NJ Strahan who taught In
RltcnIe is at home He Will &c
back to White Oak in August and
take up A school for seven months
John is whole soulel fellow anc
bound to succeed where ever he
goes. r.. CHEST.
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Letter from Iowa.

SOMERSET Iowa, April 3.
We are once more in the embrace
OF gentle Spring, We enjoy it huge
-, of course, alter FIVE months Win.
ter. The past Winter has been
very pleasant one indeed dry mod =
e.steIy cold, and enough suow TO
make 1T pleasant When our snow
leaves us, w1 10 not wade iu mud
and water for a week or two, but
The roads become dry IN two or three
days and then we can travel az we
please That old story, so common
IN the East, Of some one having seen
persons travelling out here, when
"oniy the hat Of the driver was
above his mad, is lalce. We new
er saw anything like it. ! have oft.
en- seen hats on the ground. but
they went of the heads when a gaIe
struck them, and were not left there
by persons having burrowed be-
Meath them. During the past SIX
months ! have but twice bad amy
occasion to use my umbrella, which !
foodshiy brought with me from the
East Ten dsys ago we had four
nch snow II disappeared in one
day, and two days alterward we
were sowing wheat, and plowiug in
what had been sown two weeks be-
fore. Since then it has been dry
and pleasant, except raw winds yes
terday aud to-day.
Wheat sowing is done; oats al
most done; some gardening dore,aud
farmers are watt r. Tor The time TO
pIow for corn. Most Of the corn
ground is plowei 10 the Fall.
Stock are demanding good price,.
We, in Warren Co.. can ship to Chi
cago now at Gve-eixth the cost be-
I fore we had The Charlton r r. Such
~, nd even better. may be, the re-
suit Of competition.
The c., q j. g. p has been play
ing the came game on uo. that the y.
% o. does on the producers lu Pres
ton, Much interest is shown in the
| y. r.. bus ness DO our State. NJ
me Gus ro5de are To- be built during
ne coming summer. Most OF the
I lDtI" ~ W. bNbh lb lut WeHL HUN
CENTRAL parts are aimed tor Dee
Mo.nes; there predicting bigLt
future for our already doIri-n.ug,
executive city Marrow Gusgaro49
are attracting much interest ilat
now. They seem destined 10 f. the
place OF the mscadamized turupIke8
800 The Etft.
These N. G. roads are opening uu
some OF che finest parts Of low e.
such as Aulaban, Shelby, and Car
fU counties.
There is plenty Of room for men
of small or large capitals 30 invest
u, and secure for Themselves, homes.
which by diligence and prudence
they can soon make pleasant and VAL
liable.
"Trmps, euthusia- tic speoulators
and dandy "deud beats are uume,-
Qua and shorl-uved Do Iowa. But
good, honest, energetic a0i worth,
mer and women are rare 81 r ever
Iflt idle here, or compel .-d 10 EN-
CRATE 100 orie secure the average
blessings Of lfe True, we have
qd.e tide OF EN- grafton, large v
composed Of that class Of matter
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Cyclopedia of literature.

A list OF tho celebrated author. whose
lives aud writings WC represented boo vol
uuuC 3 OF the new hCME edition OF CHAM
HEH's CYCLoPEDIA or ENGLIsH Liter.
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Modern Socialism.

IL is not generally known that the latc
John Stuart Mill, perhaps the NblcSt at
modern writCrS ON political and social
science, commenced In the year lS69 "a
book on Socialism. which, lint had been
completed, would probably have heCu
recognized a. the greatest of his works.
Manuscript chapters of tho incomplete
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IN themselves, and So ably To discuss
questions NOW most prominent iu the
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York are publishing them. They arc
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Have YOU seen him? lie stands in the
room with his back TO tho stove, and tolls
how ne could run anowsph per: how h
could be as independent as n z on ice.
and call things bv their right names. how
he would expose corruption in high pl,>
COS: how he would write good, COZ. mon
sense, and mono of your frivolous, try to
Re inuN stun. Then ne crticiSoS other
peoples methods OF conducting new spas
pcrs, and just wishes some one would
give him chance to show Ia : journals
tic ability. The way TO cure one OF these
chaps is to get him to agree to write a
sensible article every day for wee X.
Before the week is out he il sure to bo
pumped dry, and will gap worse for AN
idea than Chi cken ever dit with the
pip Panhandle NC,CS.
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spaily except SUNDAY. tDaily. tDou't
stop here. Besides the above>named
trains there * a WY Train with "A pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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w learn that Mcss~s. Berkshire &
SturgiSs will open a law Office Fair
mont and ono i'm Kmgwood, at an early
day,-NctC Dominion.
Yes, we are in great 90 need OF more
lawyers in Kingwool. 1t is about the
best opening to starve to death that we
know.
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Cmlpcts. CarpefsL

New Spring STYLES
Tapestry Brussels,
super all Wool,
Cotton Chain aud Wool Filling,
Cottage, &C.,
Just received and will be sold at great
ly reduced prices.
Allen. Ellis & Co..
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B. & 0. r. R, TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
for the stations named below, which took
effect NoY. 18th, 1875:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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- nGraud opening Of Spring
IN md summon stock tor the
LN season. My stock of ClotU =
ID 4 U 61ng * now larger than the
comhiued stock of clothing i'm all the
gcleral stores OF g ration. l will not bo
uudcrsOld. Come and sec.
Yours I rulY, b. KAHN.
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MARRIAGE.

Marri aoe.
At the residence of the DuJc's father i'm
Kingwcod district, Apr. ., 1879, by the
Rev. +. w. Chidister, Mr.. VIM IL.
Mcknight and Miss Olive II Elliott.
Licenses.
Jonathan w. Baker and Laura a Shaft
er
John w. NJ theny and Anna WI.
helm.
VIM. II. Mcknight and Olive II, ELI
lott
Septimu, G. Dcakins and Sarah Plum
Patrick +. Reynolds and Anna T..
Moyles.
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Those new goo have arrived at thJ
Peoples Store, Newburg, W. Va.