, 1881-10-28

f.-..I aes-..r ias partially Tvvai.e
lately.
,ur>u Commissioners meeting Nov
5gH.
VMn ". c. GarleiIc is running tn
slc0p Frances.
READ Mr. IIot-s notice OF reward of
ierc,l In another column.
BouN.-At Duugencss, Oct l4th, tC
the wife of ThoS. Knoph. 4 son.
CITY taxes are due and will be dehm
uucnt after Nov. lst. Don't forget.
A srSrrR of Mrs. Waterman from Sar
Francisco, is visiting at this place.
You can find fire and large stock OJ
Ialies' Underwear, at GROSS Bros
CART. Stratton. of the Port Angeles
light house. was in town few days ago.
"Yes, l got it at Clingcr's auction store.
He sells cheap and gives good bar
gains"
Mr.. Robert Cooper has accepted a po-
sition as assistant keeper OF the Tatoosch
light house.
A SLIP has been made i'll the east side
of Union wharf, tor the accommodation
of shipping.
For good cigars, so to James Jones
head of Union Wharf, opposite Central
Hotel.
ME. Enoch Plummer. Of Tacoma, but
formerly OF this place. arrived here yes
terday.
UNION Wharf Co. are erecting a ware
house 2Ox5O feet OH the new extension of
their wharf Looks like business.
TIE largest stock OF Gents Furnishing
goOds-you can find ar
SAN Francisco STORE.
On her last trip from Semiahmoo to this
place, the Dispatch broke her tiller, and
was delayed here short time for repairs.
THE pilot schooner Champion, Capt.
McAlmond, has been overhaulcd and re-
paired at Mitchell's ways in Seattle.
The building occupied by the meat
market looks like another sort OF a house
since being reiitted and altered SO much
inside.
Hon. r. C. Hill and family, OF Island
county, have removed their residence TO
this place. They are welcome addition
to our population.
Mr.. Jas. A. Smith, of Port Discovery.
was in town few days ago, and reported
his wife as slowly convalcscent alter her
long and serious illness.
WE have received some splendid fruit
apples and pears-from Col. May, OF Or
cas- Island. He raises an article that does
credit to the territory.
REV. W. l. Cosper preacli.d at Port
Ludlow to fair sized audience last Fri
day night. He will have another ap-
pointment there mOnth hence.
The largest stock of Flannels ever
brought TO Port TOwnsend-yOu can find
at Gross BROS.
Mr.. John Peterson, who went several
months ago to the Springs in California
for his health, returned on the Idaho
few days ago, well and hearty.
THE second son OF Rev. w. [. Cosper.
OF this place, after three years absence
from home, surprised his folks by walking
in upon them unexpectedly a few morn
ings ago.
CAPT. L. NJ. Stodder, OF the Wolcott,
has returned and resumed his duties after
brief absence to the States. We vel
come him back, and are glad that he is
pleased to return.
BY reference to his advertisement in to-
days paper, it will be seen that Mr..
James Jones is offering opportunities
long needed in this city, namely, a full
assortment of Family groceries, including
fruit of every variety. Call ana see his
goods.
THE latest furore is about a mill and
ship-yard below Point Hudson. A pi,p-
osition to get company organized with
$4,000 capital is talked of iayorably.
The first thing known by some of these
tswns OH the Sound, that are doing SO
much blowing" will be that Pert Town
send has caught ap to them.
SAN FRANCISCO STORE.
THE finest assortment of Clothing
Hats and Caps. you will find at
GROSS Bros.
The steamer North Pacific is being fit
ted up to take the place OF the Annie
Stewart between Tacoma and Port Town
send Nov. 1st. This will be welcome
news to the travelling public, and now,
we wait TO hear or the promised laying up
ot the Stewart to her long rest in the
''Done yard"
MORE New Goods by the last steamer.
Anything the public wan IS or needs, now
20 be found at extremely low figures at
WATERMAN s. KATZ. .
OUR city fathers should make move in
tie direction of having the new sidewa k
continued along the whole of the north
side OF Water street. Property owners
along the unfinished portions are COM
planning loudly, and are willing to do
Their share whenever an order is made
extending the wide sidewalk past them
some even having the lumber all really.
The Old walk is rickety, worn out, and