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MORTGAGE SALE

u,etzul; hsvias b=sa nsis IN TIE terms and
rr-1itil-s q certain iDcelfare Of r1orts11e,
hs-srl-r date The 81 day q MArck- A - lsse,
Erd executei ~ N4ry Frank, q The ciy Of A.
pa county q AlTena, and state q Michigan.
- August Na-I q the sane plao-, and reoortet
ID re Ozcs q: the Register q Deeds for The
csu--y q .AlTsnA- o. the 5tk day q NArch. A
u. ls-s. n Lster q DcTts4-s=. o. r,s-E a., bT
hich Said csfElt the power % sac N szic mort
ra-s hEs be ne crs-1Tlve. and u bang CLAIMED
fh4s the-e ! nov due and unpaid. AZ the date
ker-cf o. sd -11-IEEre. tie su- q two hun
Er~a All twenty A71 ii-iu toLlG-s- sl-ull.
far p--aezrzl and Il-s-ess- Together Elth AZ at
tcr1sy fss = thirty 80 co4lE-s p-oyl1ec foE n
szis rso-rEss. and 70 sui % F-o>es--l1s. ether
az lAu q. N equity. hawai-. be-. institute "a 20 ~
aover ths ar11lof seelr-- - $50 2oEtEEsss or
Az par tbs-s,1t, bow t1e-e-l.r:
y o-sos = hrretT rIvsl. -t-a- vi s.. o. SAT-
urdsy. the 5th day OF June, A. Il. lss-
- ITO oclock tx arte--1u1 q s1i1 Cay, % i-e
hi-hs-; sa35sr. az ihs fruui enirNaos @ H1ter
s.-a-. % the Clrt-If CCurz EDo-l- u Johoso2,s
lr1ck hook. n the ctr q Aips1A- coun-y q Al
Nas1-'s blocks- that heizr TIE hUiiiing wherein
tie CSrcui- CuEr- for The coEnfy q AlpSas =
kslfl the urSr1i@ex fe~-rit<1 IN sad r1rt-zs. %
uIt- he oortk-eEsi half q lots eleTe, ac9
twelve. Il AID l.. n hlock elShty-six. "a A.
s1r1I-- 20 TIE recorded pa; q The village. nov
e-fy. q Alp-elE- O. - zDcA tasreot a. nay y
rssszry - satisfy IRE mount due 81 Tie c.-e q
Tins n0tscs- the iEteres; thereoz. and sid after
icy fes, AID al c1sis and eL<-ges A-lJve1 y lsE.
AUGUST MANI,
Mortgage
TrE~r-LI McIsoxsLo.
ssssls Attorasys f0E Mortgage
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One re.sOo-sDi it's . big one
-hy some Den doot get On better
10 the World Is because they shoot
6rss and take aim sfter~srd.-
There are others. again. Who take
aim hot never .hoot
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A young artist has painted the
picture Of a dog under tree. and
the work is so artisticaIly done that
none but the best connoisseurs can
tell the bark ofihe tree from that Of
the dog.
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IL is not safe for an Australian
critic to say the audience was
transported" with delight. Some
Of those present might take it as .
personal allusiOn.
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synreihy.-squire: Get yOor
eve in morning again l see. PAT
Paf.--Oi hsvei It's in mourning
for the hesfing l gave that brute
Rafferty, this day
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q n a ATO ssEt a veu-. g e. &c 80 6Ey
uIEnH- FCUr ov1 lcsE-lIT. No rlsk- We
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macy fEst- Any uns uE1 o tie
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va ca tne1 lltEs ~ ruur MD tur Euur-e9
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

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cav.
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III Adam ~xs the fri person $40
gulsr. Eve must have been the
eecosd psrson spcken To-
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MORTGAGE SALE

TrE~u-LL 4 McIsoSsLo.
sssWls Attorasys for Mortgage
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TrIyr-I1 4 NcroxA11.
As-O-7sEs tx No--gErss-
I,n.e5 Jan y issa sssvi4
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lXodlAiy. To Der the Old gsotie-
nsn addressed himself:
Il beg pardon. DA'An- Can you
tel re in which Of these houses /
can fad s lady Of the name Of
PAr;-iige-Miss Fanny PArtridgef-
why. this Is the house. sir
said the lAndlaiy; and here's Miss
Partridge herself
~Wnl you hand her this ? said
the cd gentleman, looking eagerly
around in search Of Miss Partridge,
) and never thinking Of the stou;
lady.
Here nA'&n.- said the landl,iy
J presenting the card TO that IN
dividuaL That, sir, is Miss Par
fridge
, The name upon the card Ma
: -Horatio TIbbets- That hideou
little old man. like . weasel, With {
/; green cotton umbrella. and 10 hair
!, Horatioi
!. That over grown woman. ike
: lobster. Fanny.
: Neither would believe IL; bu
Il Vas true-as true ss age - an
: time. and change. and al the res
! Of IT, They 81, 90 the boS~e-hsi
4 sofa in the psriOr. and tried to talk
a and as they did 30. they discOvere
that Fanny and Horstio. -bo love
!, each other, vers both dssi-s
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FORTY YEARS.

ait won't do" said old Tibbets,
shaking his head furiously. Il al
ways have hated those Psrtrdges,
, 1880-06-24
Election Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that on Monday, the l2,h day OF
July, 1850. at the engine room Of Rescue
Engine company, No. l, on Adams street
In the city Of Port Townsend; w. r., a
general election will be held for all city Of
iicers required 10 be elected, 10 wit:
Mayor Of the city Of Port Townsend
for the term OF one year.
Marshal Of the city Of Port Townsend
for the term of one year. ...
Four councilmen-for the term OF two
years-ln the place Of Messrs. II. l.. lib
balls. c. G. Bartlett, +. w. James and
j. Dalgardnoo, whose terms of office ex-
pirc. ~ n.
And OF said election Frank Myers isap-
pointed Inspector. Chas. II. Jones and
George ii. Barthrop, judges, and 4. ii.
Nichol and Daniel Ii. Hin clerks, to COLI
duct the sane. 80 l'.r
Which election shall be opened Mt o
o'clock In the forenoon of said day. ard
will continue until O'Clock IN the after
noon ofthe same day without closing the
polls. i-.. .u.. jIa ''HJ
This done and given under the direction
and by order Of the City Council this i2th
day Of June, 1880. .,.,...... ..,.....-
.t G. MORRIS HALLER,
.ut t.....-i. City clerk.
, 1880-06-24


BTsfIoP. ScoTT,s GRAMMAR ScHo0Ls---
The nupils OF this ilIstitutlon OF learning,
in Portland, numbered 50 during the pasl
year, Of which % were boarders and 80
day scholars. or the pupils oiie was from
Idaho, one from California. one from Hon
olplu, four from Washington Territory i.
and the remainder from 0regon-princl-
pally from Portland itself. The course o I
instruction Is ofthe char lcter usual IN such
schools. The first term the next school
year will begin on the 3lst OF August, $780,
and on the 9TH Of June following the year
will end. 'r,
THE huge tug boat -consld-
erably larger than the GOliali--was soL! at
auction In Victoria. the other day, TO
Capt. d. Warren. for $4,000. Tie Alex
ander u powerful boat. but is too big
and expensive to rnn Tor the trade over
there She Is ouly two years old, and
cost. we believe, something like a hun
dred thousand dollars. A pile of good
money has been lost IN her.
, 1880-06-24

DIED.-Capt. Albert Waite, Of this city,
died at the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Sun
day last, the 10th inst, of an affection of
the liver. Capt. Waite had long been
known on Puget Sound, As master Of diff
fcrent vessels, lie commanded the steam
er Mastick, the Phantom, the schooner
Ontario, schooner Mist and various other
vessels-havimg charge Of the last named
craft up to the time of his death. His age
was about 40 years. lie was buried In the
masonic cemetery near this place, on Tues
day, under the auspices Of the Masonic
and Odd Fellow frsternities, having been
an honored member OF both these Orders.
He leaves u large number Of friends.
[Chautauqua Co., n. Y, papers please
copy.l
, 1880-06-24

ALAsKA.-Congress has ad djourned
without legislating in any manner
for the territory Of Alaska. From
the ignorance displayed on the part
Of those who ought to know better,
aud the false statements spread dai-
ly before the public by irresponsible
parties, and the hostility Of some Of
the leading journals Of the day, we
are not surprised at the result.
During the present summer aud
coming fall, more material will be
gathered to lay before Congress at
the December session. We trust by
that time the question may be more
ma,ured anflgenerall ly understood.
Alaska should have a form Of gov.
ernment moulded upon the nsces-
sity Of her requirements, and parties
who have acquired rights already in
ihat territory should likewise be
protected. -r- r-r -...-
, 1880-06-24
PIslOPsSsAIS

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
In that sealed proposals will he rc.
ceived at the Auditors uill,e of .Jt tferson
county, Washington Territory, at Port
Townsend. up to 2o'clock, r. NJ. Au-
gust ID, 1880. by the board OF County
Commissioners Of said county. for loan
to said county Of the sum Of $4,000 gold
coin, at rate Of interest not to exceed
10 per cent. per annun. said proposals
TO be opened by said board Of cominis-
sloners. at their regular meeting. August
I'd, 1880, at 2 O'Clock, =. M.. the said
board reserving the right to reject any
and all proposals. By order of the board
OF County Commissioners of jefferson
County, w. 4. . JAMES SEAvEY,
s,e Co. Auditor OF said county.
Port Townsend, jefferson Co., w. T.,
4t June %, 1880.
, 1880-06-24

As we 60 to press the Natioral
Democratic Convention is in, session
id CiacinnNsGst We have beard no
nswss % far since she con ventioh was
organized. The outlook is so decid
edly mixed that it would be impossi.
BILE to venture any predictions with
any degree Of certainty--except that
thsfofmal withdrawal Of Tilden and
Seymour 'wilI'leave the matter to be
settled between some Of the .'dark
horses" Thurman, Bayafd, Han.
cock, Hendricks and Field seem to
be so nearly a Hstand off" with their
support shat they are likely to share
the fate Of Grant, Blaine and Sher.
maA BY Being ssHeked.9 Speaker
Randall, Payae, Of Ohio, and Groes.
beck are spoken of as probable com.
promise candidates. 1f.li b ~ "A
, 1880-06-24
SUMMER NEx'EsSITlES.

The Summer number Of ENRICH g
"Fashion Quarterly" prpsents'i,s rea,lers
with magnificent acknowledgement pll
picture, Illustrative of the fashions OF che
season, and executed In the finest style.
The special merit rlaInied Tor this picture.
by The publishers. Il that II Is mi exact
reproduction Of actual costumes. aud not
a fancy picture, whose, original existed
only IN the brain of a Partisan artist or
designer. A full description of the cos
TUNES is given IN the pages Of the maga-
zihe. iId .ti 1vE =. 1HUuJ uR3N
Besides, this. the s'Qnarterly'' contains
the usual installment OF good things for
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and descriptions
OF suits for la,lies. misses aud children. of
hair goods. summer sports and pastimes,
and hundreds Of other items In every de.
partment of household economy. IN
every case the prices ARE plainly stated. so
THAT lady going oil shopping expedl-
tion In any city Of the Union, may know
befoi ehand. not only what things she
ought to buy to be in the fashion, but also
what prices she should fairly BE- charged
for them.
A feature Of the ''Fashlon Quarterly is
its sv' TEN OF combination subscriptions,
by which the "Qusrterly" Is actually sent
free OF charge. The publishers rcceive
subscriptions 10 Ill the prominent month
ly and weekly periodicals ut the regular
rates; aud as n premium on cuch sub
scrlpiion so sent. they undertake 10 send
their own magazine. for Unc year, free OF
charge. to any address desired.
Published by ENRICH BROTHERS. 2s7 to
295 Eighth Avenue. New York. nc so
ceIts per year, or 15 cents per copy.
, 1880-06-24
The Oregon Kidney Tea!

Read the following testimonials, not nom
persons 5000 miles away, whom no one
knows, but from wcll-knOwn and irusiwor.
tiny citizens OF Oregon, whose names, written
IN their own hands, can bc seen at our ofiice.
Salem, Oregon, January 10, lSso
bought can OF 0regon Kidney Tea and
tirely cured. IL has splendid encct upon ihe
urinary organs. J.F HODSON.
silverton, March 20, lss1.
have used the Oregon kidney Tea for
pains In the back and am satisfied with its ef-
iects. have no hesitancy In recommending
u as a mild and safe remedy for lame back or
arrangement OF the kidneys.
q. EISENHART.
, 1880-06-24
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c. June II, 1850.

- ~ A'N ~
General Garfield's nomination is
received with enthusiasm all over
the country. We are continually in
receipt Of letters and kilograms AN.
nouncing the formation Of RepubIl.
can and campaign clubs all over the
country. Such action this early in
the campaign gives positive proof ol
unusual interest and determination
TO defeat any candidate whom the
Democrats might nominate. Anoth.
er fact that greatly encourages the
Eastern Republicans is that Senator
Conkling will at once commence
vigorous campaign in his state in the
interest of the Garfield and Arthur
ticket. Senator Cameron will soon
get to work in Pennsylvania. In
In fact, everything looks now as
though we would have the grandest
victory next fall since 1868.
Gen. Garfield steps at onco into
national popularity and regard, and
needs no introduction to the people.
Since be left the battle fields of his
country to accept a seat in Congress,
public attention has been drawn to
him constantly rs one of the ablest
champions OF true Republican prin-
ciples. In short, our Convention
has given us a splendid candidate.
A man so pure and loyal that the
shafts of slsnder and malice will fall
broken at his feet. Ipredict great
Republican victory next fall. In
Ohio the General always carried big
majorities, and think we can de.
pend upon him to carry his reputa.
tion into the campaign. His nomi-
ination combines the party perfectly,
andl all will work enthusiastically
agains: Democracy. 10 .t' .a..a'- van
The concurrent resolution fixing
the 10th as the day OF adjournment
having passed both houses, 1t is be.
lieved the state Of the appropriation
bills and other business is such that
Congress will finally adjourn upon
the day named. The river aud har-
bor bill snd all the regular appro
priation bills have passed the House,
and oil save two--the sundry civil
and general dehciency---haye passed
the Senate. The Ways and Means
Committee to day adjourned "sine
die" The committee work for the
present session is virtually ended.
The electoral count resolution was
taken up 10 the House yesterday af-
ternoou, but no action was taken,
nor will there be at this session.
The Marshal's bill will he discussed
three hours to-day and then vote
taken upon is. The story is revived
that there is to be an extra session.
This time no reason whatever il Civ
en- why the President should call
one. 1t seems probable that If the
President knows of anything need
ing attention he can now name it.
But the report is not credited.
That foolish investigation ordered
by the Democrats TO find out who
wrote Representative Springer that
anonymous letter" in the Donnelly.
Washburne contested case, has cost
the government $4,000. s1 -,--
m Tro
, 1880-06-24
ANNUAL MEETING.

The first annual meeting Of the Immi-
grafton Aid Society Of Northwestern
Washington Will be held In Fowler's Hall
on Tuesday evening, July Q, 1880, at
which time the reports for the past year
will be presented, and officers elected to
serve for the ensuing year. The attend
ance Of every member Is earnestly desired.
BY order.
W. III. ROBERTS. Secretary.
, 1880-06-24

FoRT TOWNSEND ITEMS. .--B. S.
Miller has got the contract for sup
plying the Post with wood, and Wa
terman & Katz for the supply Of
oats, hay, etc. Sergeant Hickey, OF
Go. D, 2lst Infantry, at the shooting
match on Tuesday, made AZ oussof a
possible 30. II the Sergeant's luck
does not change he is likely to 60 to
Creedmoor again this year. 4a.l
, 1880-06-24

The telegraph announces that all
the Republican papers in the coun
try, nearly all the Independent ones
and many from the Democratic side
favor Gen. Garfield for President.
Hs has ths, advantage Of being q
statesman who is inyulnerable 10 all
slanderous attacks.
, 1880-06-24
evR PLATFORM.

The national republican PLATFORM
which we give to-day entire, SETS
forth in clear ringing tones the Iaad'
able record Of republicanism during
its eighteen years Of uninterrupted
domination in power, and honestly
submits the issue in the coming
presidential campaign upon said
record. There is no political Jug
glery about it, no stringing together
of bigh-sounding words to capture
the sympa,hies aud mislead the
minds of voters. IL speaks for
itself, and that too with no uncertain
sound. We deem this to be emf
nen,ly proper, because a party that
csnno, succeed upon its record de-
serves to perish. Trae, as in all
other powerful organizations, bad
men have found their way in and
I have risen in some cases to proml'
nence, but the republican national
party Of to-day stands in the proud
position OF an organization that has
purged itself Of impurities and can
do so again. Upon the whole, its
showing OF achievements and party
acts lis perhaps more brilliant. and
praiseworthy than that Of any other
known compact in the world. 1t
stands without a peer, and speaks
today as positively and as loftily for
human rights and morality as ever
before. a A >
( Now, tho question is, will the
democratic party submit ITS record
as fairly and plainly y Is it pre-
pared to recite its efforts at "rider''
legislation, at tissue balloting, at
stealing Maine legislatures, at coer-
cling Southern voters, &C., and ask
to be entrusted with the national
government upon such q showing ?
Or, will it hope to meet popular ia.
vor by promising better things in
the future? In either case it seems
TO US that the campaign will prove
ffuitless except in such disappoint.-
ment as the party has been receiv-
ing for its pay all these long years.
The telegraph announces that jeff
Davis recently spoke OF the South
ern rebellion ss something that was
not dead by any means, and that
would lie until 'indicased. Such
sentiments must be founded, il at
all, upon the hope Of the democratic
party to capture the national capital,
politically, and then carry out the
original designs Of the rebel leaders.
We do not believe that the great
msss of Northern democrats enter
tain any such intentions; but the
northern democrats merely form the
tail to the beast, and, before grant
ing too much play Of the rope, it
may be we'll enough to consider how
the head is pointing. RI
, 1880-06-24

JUDGF Lewis, Of Seattle, Judge
Henry, OF Olympia, and DR.. Herdon,
of Chehalis county, constitute com.
mittee TO investigate the charges pre-
ferred by Mr.. Booth against the
management of the hospital for the
insane. We are among that numer-
Gus class on Puget Sound who be-
lieve all this rumpus aud fuss by Mr..
Booth to be unfounded upon any
fact that will tend to the detriment
of DR.. Willard. Having known the
Doctor personally and intimately for
years, we are prepared to testify
knowingly to his worth as consist,
ent, Christian gentleman. We pre-
dict that this Investigation will re.
suit in his complete vindicati' n. \
, 1880-06-24

The $. F. "Chronicle'' says that
Judge Fields California backing is
confined almost entirely to the mon
opolists; that the great mass of la.
borers hate him. -.----- -
, 1880-06-24

The Democratic party goes into
the Presidential contest fairly com.
niitted, BY its leaders in Congress,
to the policy Of multiplying such laws
as do not suit it from party stand
point. asa,p
, 1880-06-24

THE recent municipal election in
Portland, Oregon, resulted in u
sweeping Republican victory. The
next legislature of Oregon will stand
s2' Republican, majority, on Joint
hallnt. .rle. '-.l-.a-l--l r----- ,----
, 1880-06-24
prscoSrrsrnp. - Major

DIscoSTrSuED. Major Morris
having recommended to the depart
ment the abolition Of the Inspector.
ship Of Customs at New Tacoma, as
unnecessary for .he collection Of the
revenue, yesterday, Collector Web
ster received instructions from
Washington, disconsinuing said Of.
fee at the expiration OF this fiscal
yeaF,
, 1880-06-24
Notice to Creditors Of InSolVent,

Pursuant to an order OF Honorable
Roger =. Greene. Judge Of the said dis
trci court: Notice is hereby given to all
the creditors Of the said insolvent, Peter
De jorup. to be and appear before the said
Judge at his chambers In Seattle In King
county. Washington Territory on the 10Th
day Of July. A. d., 1880. at 10 o'clock. A.
NJ. at that day. then and there to show
cause II they eau, why the prayer OF said
insOlvent should not b be granted, and M
assignm.nt or his estate he made, ami ne
be discharged from his debts and liabilities
In pursuance Oi the statute in such case
made and provided. and IN the meantime
all proceedings agrinst said insovept be
stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
.-I-~. court this Fifteenth day of June,
s,,,( A, d.. 1880.
IT," JAMES SEAVEY.
#~>--# Clerk Of said District Court.
LAIsRABEE ID HANFORD
Attorneys for Petitioner. 1874
, 1880-06-24

81 DIED.+-Mrs. Fanny Moore, one Of
the Jefferson county patients, died
in the hospital in this city, on Tues
day night of this week. Deceased
had been an inyalid for several
years. h,ss s,iln sHo1osto't S-nin7 =
, 1880-06-24

Tue Dakota is due here to Gay.
There is talk of burning a little gun
powder in honor of DIR. Minor, who
is a passenger for home.
, 1880-06-24

A son and a daughter OF the Queen Of
England are now on Canadian soil, aud
vet meeting oftwo thousand people has
just been held In one Of the cities Of the
Dominion to urge annexation.
, 1880-06-24

GEO. H. Pendlcton is said to be
looming up as the democratic dark
horse.
, 1880-06-24
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
HOLDING TERMS AT PORT
TOWNSEND, IN JEFFERSON
COUNTY. v.rer
Peter deJorupil f.. A -
vs.
His Creditors. H.. .....
, 1880-06-24

The "North- West Tribune" is the
title of neat and handsome four.
page, seven.column, weekly news
paper just established at Col
fax, w. T., by Mr.. L. E. Kellogg,
formerly of the "Gazette," of that
place. The first issue of the new
publication has just reached our ia.
BILE, and, in commencing il for neat
ness, good taste and ability, we but
voice the impressions of all who
read it. We hope the enterprise
may long live and prosper in the ex.
ercise of that political freedom and
independence it claims.
, 1880-06-24

MEAsLEs are prevalent amolg our
juvenile population.