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AUCTION SALES.

~ 9th and streets northwest.
200 PAIRS FINE STOCK MEMS CALF BOOTS,
HENS GALE CATERS: LADIES', MISSES
AND BOYS WEAR; BOOTS. SHOES AND
RCBBERS of Dixon's, Cousins and other
makes in lots to suit
AZ aucton within our saesroens on WE'D
H H,ECSD "a. MORNING, JULY 7TH. AT ELEVENt
1t JAS. .. EDWARDS, Assignee. ~
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF BUILDING MA
II6hHH1AL, TOOLS. BUGGIEs, STONE WA
by virtue OF an order from the Su- cs"1.
preme Court OF the District of Column &SI&S
bls, hoid1nR special term July ., 1880, SoN0~
VIII sell on FRIDAY. THE 9rH DAY OF July, A,
~. ioou, COMMENCING AT IL O'CLOCK AM, at
stable corner 9Th ard o streets north vest a large
Stone, Brick;
Old Iron Pipe, Rollers, Picks, Crowbars:
Derricks, Ladders, Screens:
Windsor Buggy. Harness, Stone Wagon. &c
On street, near corner Of It'll street northwest,
one ffiie Building.
Terms cash. EAaf,L r lewis
Administrator Of Estate Of Thomas Lewis, de-
ceased iy6-3t
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cE-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, July 18TH, same hour and place. BY
order OF the Trustees. jy3-d&ds
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A NT0N FIeCHER'S DYE WORKS
a and the only Dry Cleaning Establishment In
All ii.d Of LHoEs, tAGE 6GRrAiNsna' W T%Se:
LEN BLANKET6. c.eansed BY superior process
dyed Terms very cheap. according 70 fine
WORK. ael-1y
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

Oh WEDNESDAY,, july TTH, AT O'CLOCK P.
Nj, on the premises, eshall sell to the hi.h- -
tainlny 10 rooms, finished in the best sty le
to be removed in fifteen days from day OF sale
the remainder before removal
je3Od WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. 90. ,Aucss
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-12
ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Wednesday, Nay IL, 1880.

Speaking of the late N Y. Dem
ocratic State convention the Utica
Observer remarks: "Tuesday'S
convention is scarcely an edifying
subject for Republican contemP'a-
ton. All the predictions of from
HE which the organs have gleefnlly
Indulge in, fell fat. There was no
hitter struggle, there were fewer
harsh words than at any Democratic
convention in n decade, the major
ity scrupulously respected the
rights of the minority. the state
committee exerted no wicked aud
malign influence. aud the opposing
partisaus did not belahor each
other in the streets. The latest
effort of the Grant crowd to in
noculate its adversary with the
virns Of discord was conspicuous
failure"
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DRODATE ORDER FOR LEARINo FINAL


State Of Michigan, County Of Alpena,-,s.
Probate Court for said County.
Al - session II the Probate Court for said coun-
~. held at the Probate Office, in the city of Al
pcna Oh Thursday, the sth day Of May. in the
year If our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty.
Present. Judsnn d. Holmes. Judge OF Probate
In the matter Of tie estate OF Ira Stout, de-
ceased.
George ii. shelton. Administrator Of said os-
tate. cunrs into Court aud represents that he u
now prepared to render his final Hcrount rs such
administrator. aud praying that upon the allow
nncc Of said account he be discharged "A such Nd
mInisfraIor.
Thcreupon Il is ordered. that Saturday, the ifth
dav Of June next. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon,
be assigned for examining and allowing such Hc-
count and that the heirs at law Of said deceased.
and all other persons interested in said estate are
REQUIRED 20 appear nj u session Of said Court. then
10 lie holden AZ the Probate Office in the city OF
Alpcna in said county and show cause, IL any
there he, WHY the said account should not be al
lowed and said Administrator be DISCHARGED.
And Il is further ordered, that said Admins.
traitor give notice 10 the persons interested IN said
I estate. Of the tendency OF said account, and ih'
/ hearing thereof. by causing copy of this oroe'
/ 20 b. published in the Alpena Weekly ARors,
newspaper printed and circulated in said county
/ three successive weeks previous to said day o
/ hearing. -
! 4s;w4 judge of Probate
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now TO ATTAIN SUCCESS.

Without health, life is n failure.
YELLOW EYES, SALLow COMPLEXION,
Loss OF APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA, SICK
HEADACHE, BuIousSyss, and CoNsTiPA-
TIoS. is the result of complaining LIVER.
MARCEAU'S LIVER AND ASTr-BILIoUs
COMPOUND is acknowledged as sure cure
for the enfeebled system.
Possessing "CASCARA SAGRADA,"
with OTHER meritorious ingredients, makes
il an infallible remedy for EqUAJJzISe
THE CIRCULATION, purifying the BLoop.
and restoring TO PERFECT HEALTH the
enfeebled system. rs cents per bottle.
Towns Bronchial Syrup cures all Lung,
Throat aud Chest diseases. 30 cents pei
bottle.
FARRAxD, WILLIAMS a Co, WHOLESALE
Druggists. Detroit Agents.
i5syl.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-12

From special committee, In reference
to erecting pound, recommending that
4 pound be erected under the supern- /
,endence OF F. II. Dyer, FOUND master.
nj an expense not to exceed $50, and OF
the following materials: 81 pieces 2xl2,
10 feet long; SO exc. IS feet long; 81
cedar posts 10 feet long. Report ac-
eented and recommendation concurred
in bv unanimous vote.
From Committee on Streets and Sew.
ers, recommending Street Commissioner
he instructed to complete drain on FINN
street between Washington avenue and
Lockwood street as soon as possible
That said drain be constructed Of tile
sixteen inches In diameter. and that the
Comptrollcr he instructed to order the
same Immediately. Report accepted
and recommendation of the committee
concurred in by unanimous vote.
LIQUOR BONDS APPROVED.
James Fallen--surcties, Robert Mooney
and Michael Clark.
Michael Embellishments, John 5.
Miller and Ziem Brothers.
MISCELLANEOUS
From the committee of arrangements
OF the Alpena County Veteran Asso-
citation, inviting the Council to attend
in a body and occupy seats on the plat
form during the service OF Decoration
Day, May Goth. inst, at the Opera
House. Time 7;30 p. NJ. Invitation &C
cepted unanimously, and Council agreed
to meet May Goth, at 100 P. NJ, at the
/ Council Room.
:, On motion of Alderman Campbell
the vote by which the Opera Hous'
license was fixed at forty dollars pc
4 aunum was reconsidered.
The question being TO fix II at fort.
dollars, Alderman Campbell offered Al
,. amendment fixing the licence at twenty
n five dollars. The amendment was cal
:, ried unanimously. The original motto
as amended was adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS.
4. For the purpose OF dcfraying the e,
pcnses and all liabilities of the city fc
- the ensuing year, and for highway pm
% poses the Council, as per report OF u
70 Committee Of Ways and Means mad
IN IN the following appropriations TO wit;
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DRoBATE NOTICE FOR nEARlNt
L CLAIMS BEFORE COURT.

il CLAIMS NEFDkE NVI NJ.
state OF Michigan. c'uniy ef Apena,-ss.
Notice Is hereby given, that by AN order Of the
Probate Court for the county 81 Alrena. made on
the 9Th day OF May, A. %. 1850, six months nom
that date were allowed for creditors to present their
claims against the estate Of Edward Murphy,
late Of said county. deceased aud that all credit
Of said deceased are required 70 present Their
claims 10 said Probate Court at the Probate office.
in the city If Alpena, for examination and allow
ance, on or before the 6sh day of November next,
aud that such claims will he heard before said
Court on Saturday the 9TH day Of August, and on
saturday. the eth day Of November next, nj ten
o'clock Ia the forenoon OF each OF those days.
Dated Alpena, May 9TH. A. ID. 1850.
JUDSOS u. HOLMES.
4S7w4 Judge Of Probate
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MANS wGNAN's
STRENGTH BEAU TN.

Or Tie Royal P0ddto Life, Lone Dc Longer'ty
This Brilliant book. fascinating in style, pure
in Language. endorsed 10y highest medical author
ity, unfohls the drhcate Inysteiies OF Love- Mar
riaec and reproduction Elegantly printed AMI
illustrated. I; sells at sight. Fail crs aud Moth.
.rs Young Men and Maiden. huy it. read II, aul
study il. Extraordinary inducements 10 agents.
Address, J. C. CHlLTON q CO..
I55lnt Detroit. Mich
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Befcre Takirg io~s of nernory, hIUer tHAIllr5'
Universal I.a~situdc, Pain an the Rack. Dmness
Of Vision. Prcmsinrc old pg', and many other
diseases that had 90 insanity or consumption,
rrd y premature grave.
r.S- Fun particulars In our pamphlet. which we
desire 20 senf FREE by mail to every one. 80 The
Specific Medicine is sold 6y all druggists vt per
package. six packages for -. or WILL h Kent
free BY mail ON renfipt Of the money by address
ing THE GUAY MEDICINE CO..
No. 10 Mechanics Block. Detroit, Mich.
f-Sold in Alpena by al druggists. and every
where by all Wholesale aud retail dealers 353yi
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Weather for April.

Average pressure Of the atmos-
phere for the month OF April.
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Council Proceedings.

The Common Council OF the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room, on
Monday evening, May l2th. 1850. and
was called to order at 7:30 o'clock by the
Recorder.
PREsESr.-A. r. Mcdonald, Recorder.
and Aldermen Campbell, Collins, Col
ling, Gebhardt aud O'Brien.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Michigan Gas Light Company.
In reference to street lamps. Referred
to special committee consisting of Al
dermen Golling, Campbell and O'Brien.
PETITIONS.
J. G. Wall and others, asking that
Washington avenue drain be continued
to Mirre street. Referred to Commit
tee on Streets and Sewers.
Samuel Boggs and others asking that
provision he made for laying tile drain
/ on Dunbar street, from Second 10 Third
street. Referred TO Committee on Streets
and Sewers
Geo. L. Maliz and others asking that
certain streets he paved. Referred TO
Committee on Streets and Sewers.
A. r. Mcdonald and others asking
for sidewalk in front OF blocks 3 and
4. Potter's addition. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers.
William J. Murphy and Others. ask
ing for a sidewalk on northeast side oil
Lake street. Referred to Committee on
Streets and Sewers.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From the Comptroller, recommend
|, ing the payment OF the following bills;
, Homer smith. 3 day. stsi.so. s.st
. Trrmen Oliver, ~ DAYS at 900, so
; Frank Henry. 3 DAYS az Ell - 81
fohn Fi,zn.trick. o DAYS AZ siEo, 1874
Hose Co. No. !, 8 men at Lyneh'' fire A'H' is sS
W. s. Furbush, hauling No. hose cart to
and from fire, ~
Bills allowed as recommended an'
warrants ordered drawn for the pay
ment Of the same, on motion OF Alder
I, man Golling.
. Comptroller. recommending the pa,
ment Of sundry bills. Referred TO I'll
d. Committee on Ways and Means.
n From r. II. Barlow, City Attorne.
r. the following ordinance:
l. Ordnance No. 2, Nep Series.
"a An ordinance relative to the appointment and a
~ ties 81 IN officer. denominafed the Sealer
n Weights and Measures, and the regulating
:, weights and measures IN the city "a Alpena-
It's hereby ordained by the Common Coun'
le Of the city ~ Alpeua:
Sec. 1. There shall he In and for the city Of
re- mona. an ofhrer TO be- denomipsfed the sceler
an Weirhts and MeVures who shall he appointed
~ the Common Council Of said city ami the pev-
,r 20 sppslatsi hal have exclusive ps~ss 70 p
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progress in the community; and
the contract cannot he regarded as
tacitly subject to such a condition
, 1880-10-29

Notice Is hereby given, that in pursu-
ance OF an order Of the Probate Court Of
JEFFERSON county, w. r., made on the
18th day OF October, 1880, In the matter
OF the estate Of Reynold Malinquist, de.
ceased, the undersigned executor of thu
lass VIII and testament of said deceased.
VIII sell at public auction to the tighoct
bidder for cash, gold coin OF the United
States, and subject :. confirmation b7 ga n
Probate Court, on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF November, 1880, at IL O'Clock A,
NJ, In front of the stone Court House In
Port Townsend, W. T., all of the right.
title and interest OF the said Reyno,d Ma.
Inquest at the time Of his death and all
the right, title and interest that the said
estate has, by operation OF law or other
wise, acquired other than or In addition
to that OF said Reynold Malinquest at the
time OF his death, In and to the Z u of
the Z n of the Sc d Sec. 3, Tp. 90, N,
Il w, containing 40 acres, situate lying
and being In Jefferson county, w t.
Terms OF sale, 25 per cent. OF purchase
money In cash on day Of sale, and the
balance on confirmation OF sale by said
Probate Court. Deed at expense OF pur-
chaser. This is a very desirable and valu-
able piece of property, being situated on
Chlmacum Greek, only about one mile
from the P. s. iron works, and from tide
water. A few acres are In cultivation and
q good road runs through the land con-
Meeting with roads leading to Ironda'e and
Port Townsend. II you want 40 acres Of
good land suitable for raising vegetables
and fruit and convenient to market; land
that also has speculative value, do not
tail to buy this. Title perfect. .
CHAs. 4. ANDERSON.
Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Reynold Malinquist, deceased.
#.. ID. w. SMITH,
Attorney ior the Estate.
Dated Oct. 10, 1880. 36:4t
, 1880-10-29
---------..--------------- -.
COUNTY JAIL.

EDITOR ARGUs:-For some time past
there has been great deal OF ialk refat-
ing TO the escaps or prisoners irom our
county jail, during which discussion GEN.
sure has been placed Oh sheriff Miller, un-
justly. as it is nothing but q wooden
jail. Again, the county has not provided
for the payment OF jailor-the sheriff
emily receiving such small remuneration
as the wise SoIons Of the Territory have
thought sufficient; also. the jail has not
the amount OF iron spikes in the lumber
that it was supposed TO have.
Now. In consideration OF the above rea
sons. l will agree to forfeit to any person
or persons the sum OF five hundred dollars
II cannot cut my way out OF said Jail
within eight hours with use OF sheath
knife alone. Let the blame rest, II any,
where It belongs-ou the building-ant
not on our worthy sheriff.
J, J. HUNT.
P Townsend, Oct. 2sth, 1880.
, 1880-10-29
OUR NEXT SHERIFF.

From all parts of the county come
news of the most encouraging kind
that Mr.. F. w. Hastings will be
elected cur next sheriff. This is as
it should be, and in accordance with
the eternal fitness of things. Mr..
Hastings is g candid, honest and ca.
pable man, and we believe he will
conduct the office more economically
and with better satisfaction to the
people, than it has been conducted
for number or years. He does not
indulge in cheap talk to please any.
body; but, on all occasions, to all
men, pleasantly says what he means
and means what he says. Reliabil.
ity, sincerity and .truthfulness are
indispensable attributes of a good
public officer, and men Of business
must, and do, appreciate this. Now,
if you want a man for sheriff on
whom you can rely, one whose word
is as good as his bond, who will keep
perfect good faith!with you and not
deceive you, who will be true to his
trust and active and vigilant in the
discharge of his duties-vote for +.
w. Hastings, and our word for it he
will not disappoint your wishes in
those particulars. There is nothing
uncertain about him; he has dwelt
among US from infancy and is re-.
spected by everybody. 1t is not his
custom to "gin up" often and spin
long yarns (which no one believes)
to the boys, but If you have any bus.
mess with his Office you will find him
THERE--ready to attend to it in a
most obliging manner. @'.s'.
1t is quite true that Mr.. Miller, in
spite Of bis lavish expenditure of
money for electioneering purposes,
will lose dozens of votes from
staunch democrats who have sup
ported him heretofore and who would
vote for him again could they con-
scientiously do so. No doubt the
virulent attacks made upon him by
the "Press," of this place, are cx-
tremes in their way, jet there is
reason to believe that some of the
charges made by that paper are
founded in trnth. Whether this is
true or not, the fact still remains
patent that there is q wide. spread
dissatisfaction with the loose and
extravagant manner in which the af.
fairs Of the Office of sheriff have
been administered--especially dur
ing the last two years--and nowhere
is this dissatisfaction more plainly
manifested than among democrats.
The only way to adjust this matter
so as to gil the Office to the satisfac-
ton Of all is to elect Mr.. Hastings,
which will undoubtedly be done. l
, 1880-10-29

COLONEL Larrabee's campaign thunder
that Is to be exploded here to-mUrrow
evening must be taken with few grains
Of allowance, on account of the motives
that furnish its animus. The "Oregon-
ian" has very properly given its readers
the benefit OF letter written by the gar
rulous 'Kuhnel' to a Seattle journalist
just after the presidential nominations
were made. Larrabee was in the Skagit
mines at the time OF writing, aud, fn his
letter. he expressed his disgust at Han
cocks nomination and his intention OF
supporting Garfield. The existence Of
this letter and its contents were known
long before our military hero went over
to Oregon 10 saw the air and shrek for
democracy. There are cogent reasons
back OF this jer y and inconsistent action
OF our friend. not generally understood.
Il seems that Larrabee was nc one time In
Hancock's command, aud. as the story
goes, he thirsted for promotion, and had
a petition circula ted, asking that he be
appointed to brgadier's position. Gen.
Hancock not only refused to sign the pc
titiOn but did so IL about the following MI
pretty language: "What. sign u petition
to promote THAT soUIRT?" 1t was the
remembrance OF this unkindly treatment
that caused the first spontaneous Outbu' sc
OF Indignation on the part OF our friend
when he heard OF Gen. Haucock's nomi-
marion for presidential least II we are
correctly informed. AiterwaHi. however,
visions of not altogether unlikely ap-
poIntment as Chlef Justice Of Washing
ton Territory IN case Of national demo-
cratic success caused change. Indigna-
tiOn and rage gave way to quieter ideas
where sOrdid aVarice and selfish motives
began TO shape the medltaliys iumina-
tions. A purpose was bogOtIen, aud that
purpose led to action, until circumstances
accumulated to develop the details OF
clearly de fiued plan. and. like The multi
farilns minutiae connected VITA the
, 1880-10-29
N0tice.

Lafayette Lodge of Perfection
No. 8, A. & A. s. Rite. -
A regular meeting will be held at
the Masonic Hall by Lafayette Lodge
No. 3, A. & A. S. r., and by St.
Andrews Rose Croix, Chapter No.
3, A. Il A. S. r., on Saturday, Oct.
Both, 1880, at z o'clock, sharp.
All Brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
Port Townsend, Oct. 81, 1880.
.rr- .r 36:2t
, 1880-10-29

AS an item of interest, we will
mention asBradford Co., Penn, pa
per contains, in an account Of an ag-
ricultural fair held at East Towanda,
about the 1st of this month, q refer
ence to some OF the extraordinary
handiwork Of Mrs A. 3. Smith.
Mrs S. is the aged mother Of our
townsman, Gen. d. W. Smith, and
the article referred to is bed quilt
containing 1929 pieces. How
many Of our school girls could do as
we'll ?
, 1880-10-29

THE Walla Walla Statesman" in
commenting upon the election of our
next delegate to congress, says:
"This is no time to be making an
experiment" Republicans oil over
the territory will heartily say amen
to this sentiment. The people know
what Ms, Brenta, has done for us,
and to exchange him for Mr.. Burke
would be q foolhardy experiment.
, 1880-10-29

AS we 60 to press the news comes that
the Russian murderer, Geo. Nation, has
escaped second time from the Jail. From
all appearances there is little room to
doubt that he was assisted by persons
from the outside. He had not been gone
more than about half an hour when the
escape was discovered, so that his recap
ture is confidently hoped for.
, 1880-10-29
Notice..

/ will not carry any letters outside
of the U. S. Mail, unless they are
enclosed in my express envelopes
and left at o. H. Holcomb's Variety
Store. The envelopes can be pur.
chased at Mr.. Holcomb's. p. 80"
... '.r j. III. SALLEY.
Port Townsend, Oct. 81, 1880.
, 1880-10-29
Farmers Store
NEW DUNGENESS, W. T.


This Establishment has recently been
enlarged. aud now carries a iulI and
COMPLETE STOCK
or GENERAL MERCHANDISE. con-
sisting IN part Of Dry Goods. Clothing,
aproceries, Hardware, Crockeryware, Pat
@nC Medicines. and. IN fact. everything
usually kept In FIRSr-CLASS County
Stores. .4a.
Eg' am agent for all kinds of farming
implements required by farmers in this
section Of the Sound.
~ Sewing Machines sold on the In
stalnent plan. .' ...'.....
g-g" am prepared to pay the highest
market price for Wool. Hides. Furs. Oil
and all MARKETABLE and SALEA-
BILE iarm products.
N. B. Parties in Port Townsend and
adjoining towns, requiring A. l. Mich
Cows. Beet, Hay. Vegetables, and Poul-
try, will do well to send their orders to
.| 1'' . G. r. CLAPP, .r..
"aal Dungeness, Clalam Co., W. II.
, 1880-10-29

WE have received some interest
ing items from Quileute, but have
not room for them in this issue.
Mr.. A. J. Smith of Quileute, went
up to Seattle few days ago. His
daughter will atisnd school there.
, 1880-10-29
FOR SALE
x Farm near Tukey's Landing.

I wish to inform the public that have
a farm for sale. right along side OF good
road from Port Townsend to Tukey's
Landing on Port Discovery Bay-about
Ia miles from the latter point. There are
a.4 l20 ACRES OF LAND. o Be- e'..
OF which about IA acres are In CIVILIZATIONS;
nearly us much more can be easily put IN.
a4er Among the improvements may be
mentioned; a house, barn, COW shed, chick
en- house and other buildings.
FOX SALE CHEAP.
For particulars. apply to
w. II. PRICE, Port Discovery.
Refer ARGUS office. II.
, 1880-10-29

Mr.. Hezekiah Davis arrived here
this week, on his return from Canada,
after an absence Of about eighteen
months.
, 1880-10-29

tabled "house that Jack built" link after
link was fastened on, and the man became
full fledged bowler for Hancock. ver-
lily, ''things are not what they SEEM"
, 1880-10-29

BoRNs-In this city, Oct. 18th, TO
the wife of Mr.. %. r. Clapp, .
daughter.
, 1880-10-29

TaE Wslla Walla Union" say 8
that Mr.. Brents will get larger
vote in eastern Washington than be
did last time, and We do not doubt
il
, 1880-10-29
R EP U b LICAN N
TERRITORIAL TICKET.
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
HON. THOMAS II. BRENTS,

DEIEWATE ~ CONJnhSc'
HON. THOMAS II. BRENTS,
OF Walls Wslla.
B,icadier General-G. w. Tibbetts, Of
King Co. Adjutant General-A. X.
Hathaway. of Clark Co. Quartermaster
Gcncral-R. G.. O'Brien, Of Thurston Co.
10 umissary General-A. X. Bush, OF Pa
cifc Co.
Prosecuting Attorney, Third Judicial
Hon. IRVING BALLARD,
OF King Co. .....
Joint Councilman. tor Jefferson, Island
Clalam, Kitsap and Mason Counties
S. w. HOVEY. Of Kitsap.
JOINT Representative, for Jefferson, Ma
sou and Clalam Counties.- fl1t tJ
d. w. MOOR, Of Jefferson.
JEFFERSON COUNTY TICKET:
Probate Judge:
d. w. SMITH.
County Commissioners:
WM. BISHOP, r. D. ATTRlDGE,
e, B. MASTlCK, JR.
Sheriff,
F. w. HASTINGS.
Treasurer,
G. G. BARTLETT.
Auditor,
JAS. SEAVEY.,
County Surveyor ,''-
N. J. II. FORTMAN.
Supt. Of Com. Schools,
r. Z. RYAN.
Coroner, '-'''--"
TMos. PHILLIPS.
gWreckmaster,R D.
WV. DELANTY.
Member OF Board of Equs lization,
G. W. YOUNG, of King Co.
, 1880-10-29

LOOK out for bogus tickets next
Tuesday.
, 1880-10-29

Try the: Red Gro wn -four made by the
new process.
, 1880-10-29

Though Shaking like am Aspen Leaf
With the chills and ever, the victim OF maIa-
ria may still recover by using this celebrated
srecifc. which not only breaks up the most
renee. 1t is infinitely preferable TO quinine,
not only because IL does the business far more
thoroughly, bnt also OH account Of its perfect
wholesomeness and inyigoHting action upon
the entire system.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.