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, 1881-12-21

nra,a, nrnyrr Division, frnm 1885 tn tlE,; inter-
nat,oi'n1 l. tirrht SoreEcrn aIrsta from l07 to
ltI7i; Cairo L Fulton frsts iruw 1l0.i to 'ia1s;
lsosto,, Hartford & Erlo tlrsta tlcolotl frnn, ~
lnGss ChosApeakc Il t,hlos, csass y, ft,n, 101 10
id0: Columbus, ChtehEo 4 Indiana Central In
cntncs from Il tu .: Knnaas l. traxns gonnrnl 0s
trotr ~: 10 81; dn llrsts from t07ii u, l06H In
fnyctte, nIpnmlnaton + Munclc tlrsts fron, lKl,i
III lGl; Lt,ulayiIlu; Now Albany l. Chicago |'rsts
from tol to lDJ; Mn''Ilo 4 Ohio tiEst dcbcnturcs
from e7.s to VI; Metropolitan Etcyntcd t'tsts
from, luz to lDt!s; Oregon Navigation f,rssa from
iiEjf to lon: 1t. raui t,rHts tan,thern Minnesota
nvtsIon) from l07 10 loB.t; Wnbasis xenrrhl 6s
from 8si to as.&. Ccsinr Raplds, lava Falls 4;
Northern l'rata soil Mt it4ii. Albany & Husluc-
hanna i'rst consGls, Hnnrantcct at l%5}s. Evntls-
vilte & rerro tinntc lrat cn1,sus mt f6eal; L0ls-
vIllc & Nashville ilrsts. Ncw Orlpnns Il Mobile
Division. Mt tEt; Now York Central scrip IL ut lo:;
Ncw York. PENNSYLVANIA & OhIn Incomes Mt ~.
1o thu t3tsstrn Asfocf1tet f'rtss.
NEW ronK, Dec. .--t}ovcruu,cnts wcrc stcndy
md unchanged. cxccpt fnr ~ registered anu
IS coupons, which wurc 4 higher.
ltairnad honds werc fairty active aud 9cnct-
My wenk.
Etatc securities were dull,
Thc stock market opened rather wcnk. tno
uouerhl ltst being !tGkl lCwcr shnn Yesterdays
'iunthtions. lsIchmund and Dnhviiac, which,
npcned =. anil Mesnnh.s 4 Charleston ]. higher.
were exceptions. IN early drnltERs 4 lcnliho
wns M rssnnctl l r,nEtns .. from! tH n, ponxsr @ 4
nrofrrrr,' NurtIlvrn llciflo preferred. and Luke
Hhnro ltclnE must PROMINENT ihurolr. This WIS
s,!.Tcc'1e " partial @ rec1ysry nt ;ses!. tho Ut
yAlcd ,l,lynhcct ~, e, d! III The cnry part nt
tho nfierr'n'n epGc,ttation hecAtnc very wcnk.
sae. e' .e %rht ist. f .sy: t. M .a ssyHs NsSis ~
thnrlcstnn IratInx tho decline. subsequently
ssSxs 'hf Sxs We ,e "s "1ktt ,y .a M RI H rs
shur.s stinAt prt,nnent III tho .ceIhle were Mcm-
, 1881-12-21
Hlort Shoul- II. j. 81 Shurt
ftta tiers. eietrs. ctsurs
1.oos0. part saltsd.. $s.4v Ei.i $40 tsGs
DO, b04eA,.. ,,....,.,,,,{ b.i6 | G,nt DE} ! H;M
1]ecHnlter, lDoGe,,....l 8,4U t,h3 u4D | H,Ga
JANUARY, loose. S.N 1.h ! H4l | SEi

Short rtts closed NJ S4S71aQts40 for JnuuarY and
fA6aA9sA Ioi konr!ir} !.1nF e!sars 9untnd at NJ
ionK.cut hnMs. raalci et.pcxIud hAus qHO ed Ut
nxeg41 tor lsala Ib nvefngesi green hams. ah,u
Bacon quasgd At 1}413ld for shoulders, s{f1s{o for
short shs lor aldrt clears. lsi ior hains,
bEES-W II auist 4. ss.;salooo for mess, ,ieloallu
for extra ulpaJ, Anu SA.6kae2I,tu fur hnrnx
, 1881-12-21

sfIEEE-Wcr0 IT, Ropa request and sold stfone
The unnllty tEH best nva Ind for lung tIsue
W. i,o lasEos part Of she :toes vent AZ a. SS
mas atGep 9vesnxNR lis lbs and 1u 1bs retpecfely,
sold # Nlua Wo uAoto puUr to choice al f1u}1ta
Nes LII liz. -
, 1881-12-21

1U N1NE1ts
Tho yasds continue To seport nm aeslvo bnsne'f'

lHa 5hfa8 coHllnh0 III F3RuFt IN hc1IVo pas'aeeSs
with prices firm Throughout the lte. Wa quo,a:
Frat socond. and third ctaar 10 finch, ,,..,..,$u
ll'Erti rImr rnt n y.irni, " '....... &5u
Eirat n,tn srrs,r,j rt.twr ,ssssHt t,1.nn uu
i.ti,nnuIn dr,issnn rtI,t, 'eS commandment. sN'' 2L1
Gin,.rIGv sHY.,t'j r,,n'n .ir.s:s al liJ
nix h.Mtris ia.,nci' ~ ' W ee ~ ....,, 'ss'''s 4lq
afunh ts,S,s If,m ct, e,,., ~ 4ul
Ii stn.s .mtrxs titss 81. i,,.h "@ '''ss'' :tu1
/. stcE m,Ttls 1iTS II, inrii :, Slu
Etnu,r mn mali y y s - ....,,,,,, li4t
Ettnninr IN, ts%,'tt's'N ......, ~
f,,,,,n,,s 1,n.r. 80 ~
f:nsn,it, t,n,ris' fsSsst ia5
1HnIansSor st.IE' '~~~' ''s'''''''''''"'f''' IND
fl,et,si1n s.MM IT IL III ~ '''''''" 51
IiHthnr ~ ~ hi + nct,isvo i. iiU
frsTts fnf mil, n.f 1nsnth - ~ 111i
"'' @"1~"' e'N H""s'''''''' S''+''fs i'll
Hhtn.ss..' s. III
Aiitnro. HxIrs A''t'''''''S'''''''''|'ts'.. IN
Si,st,na atmnSs - rt''sssfN'tNf''''sss' '''''' Iu
ftnisn. ~ C...s ~
S%E MI IND sa,tsr,t M .,ne =. mn
;rhIr.i "i"sr n ee''4 N'e'1't ; ;" s''"tA''' Atu
x,ara rianr * i"t auJ
Wui,' sn.t,,H,.n S ~ 'S'S''''t+''''''' ''t'"' IIM
Nat ciM"r ti..ti'. 't's''''''''':'++' A0n0 G 4tQ
t'hSrer Hrst a,sG Il sHs.i.si i.nni, '''' GiW
Cherry plank Hrat ana apoUnt claar....+ ~"
, 1881-12-21
MINING N NEWS.

, Tptetal Dtspoteh 10 Tbs Chttaqo Tribune.
IsOsTON, Masa., Dec, c0-In mining sharrs
CaiMlnnt Il 1lcrlh lcollnett 4, to- 1.0 Pewablo
II, 10 l5.i: 0*eesAa Il, TO 3oA; Atlantic i, to
luai; National Il, 10 NJ. Donu,za Development
advanced Il, to 81; phauix II. to III; Franklin
u, 10 H!:~
NosToS, ua9ef1,-Atnlng alocks closed AZ fol-
lows; =
A,!uuoa Mlnin .o., ,... .EG1Quncy. ...............G
xxIninst i licek,.. .s2t itiGg.'.t t...,... ......
ksankn :............. lItsceo,a as&
pswabo..-......,.. iSifiluran. ..,..,...,,,,.,.,
NAN FRA AScINcn.
, 1881-12-21
nQ$TpN.
6pset II ptSpateh to Ihf Chlcado Tribune.


1soRras. Mass. Dcr. :.-The stuck market
continues dull. and prlcea aro rasuer woukcr,
r5ssxa u 'hS 5 f?snRsn @ nt very
ruad shafcs. Atohlson declined .A, TO o.. This
stSsk @ @ sass s fs soyr PsFS % Sos p4ast sassst x
priccs. but the market closed slrm. ~ being bid
WI M3kcd; ChcnEo, nur!Iueton Quincy sold
Wisconsin Gentsal fiier,aSea Setxscn! Il api aai
M Ys es vi Il? s's, t. sSGS md S.s ss9e Of
BID, u asked. Toledo. nelphos & Burlington
stood up pretty vol. sotllnR IT MDs1. AZ the
esjinea X, e iS: Now York s S WV Ea. e.
Ksand from ea 70 9!!s. Boston l. 4ttbnny ntl-
III. wcsksned u aa. DID Goloay, told IL i; *.
dividend: ,no.ton& sialne dec'nel Il, to ll':
inds stuei' od ony g. Savancoa to III; Now
Valley Is tatrn,t4viile Divlsianj i, to iii neii
q ~ @ al asit1 sissS i fe a T.
0S asked; *l5fa warc sold. MASSACHUSETTS, Cen.
so scat :, ssiaa ssln, 4 to ,Pt; burlington Mis-.
No Land stocks snld. Ecll Telephone was Of
Tered ut ths close IT no. cx-dlvldsmd.
~ the 1rtsttrn Assoeta,sd Pstsa
BOSTON. Dec. a0.-StoHks cI,,scd an follows;
('s:;$s ::$ 'S ~ sIs:s
B. s.. n; 'IEs 4 q u 7".ls tSf.A y. EhgsKna. i!!1
Atchtenn y II, H. H.. ri iWJxcorAin Gontfai, :, AH1
lSssso' ''Ss!5s Il S,::::'A f''"' p'd:
f7NEI0N.
LONDON, Dec. al-j ?. m.-Dontls, 4tis, l17!f;
~, t.ltA.
lillnt!s Central, ia.s; rannsylynuIa Central,
1NA, Now lnrk Contra1, l;l1.s; Er!o, 4a1f.
Atnntlnt OF bullion Withdrawn fIt,n tho Bank
1'ar silver Is 1tioted Ut ii Hid pence por
ounce. - ...-.
FAnls. Dec. e0.-lsantos, ST. Tbo.
NEW 0RlEANS.
NaM ORLEANS, Dec. .n.-S'Kht exchange or
Now York, par; sscri.ng exohnugs, hQnkeys
hills, IjD!i.
, 1881-12-21


HOG rKODUCrS-Wrra nc.lvo md very Irregular,
nvcravlnR stranger hut closing woak bslow tho attest
prlcoA uf Monday. Liverpool reported decline OF
iii III latd. ind tho lnenl hog market wna dull, With
tpor weather far pnakine, whtle Nav York snI1IuR
orders At the GutsGt nr usual.
but tlIo local tratu LOGGED for reaction from pre-.
vloHs wcakhess md bought frosty; HspwinH tired,
very large.
alEss roRT-l>cettnet 7}<salGc por hri. advanced
lie, nnd then felt buck. cl1snu M Change 10 ab1vo
tho latest prices OF MuDtay. about sth2, for
md tlt.21H tor dn Seller Jantlnry sunS wero report
cd Of Hu bra seller Deccnhss ut ftht5@lulsN: R.Nu
trls ssl'cs January NJ stoAaiG4f, uM brlt seller
FebrllarF ut &lHfa G1Ss linN Grls acl!or MnTct nt
i;M Taltnt, GI,iU brls Tile iutinw,iig sIyos tile
s1No m. Of tno auJ. Including tie Call p"ara trassna.
,i.rnn,l ,., n"rk. ,o N0"asy LA. dt.ftglay 4 id
E1ptuasy. ...."....... ilti iET;tsVlAiala iiIl5ss
hHijcs:J Ss7se % ror to s' ill., ss asSncsa iHH IL
nt,a tei 1acx. GuHnR M Ghansc :l4e hsaw tho tntest
Mefg reporta1 u 10 seieI i'eeeaber Il fi1sJ.
s aSS ssa sal!cr Hsnua5{ =. sS;75ae !ns;} 2o! g.
sassi, i I'D tel ssur r. Aprit af!is It
. 81 ia s3 P '1s, sys; 5S
ssss,., ss e,ssss @% @% s':s;s;! s"s: t';tts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: i$f; 'S;$s$i;|$s : i iS% i!
%ss & ~ ns I'll II
a!kI1I ahly.y 6s sI!t T!us u sSsssS,s sp"t sSSts
;S's5 81 . ss!'f sss'S '$
W8C6 ~ fQll4MA Mt S.I
, 1881-12-21

!tEs-,ii.Y 4; n,arkss va. ,tcsay. sso4 :tock
ana *t fur aarfy roso j1canspts cunt,nua abIu .nt
sis ~ satply tGH ths taae EhHlea tan
tweot pd.a!oes 40 q lxAt supply At eAksa1y l0r
JgEsoys ..Id tt,Oxs I.U Eur liiinuIa.
r.tl.!n!N- rhe;S Z c,n!lnusd activity u this
!MSd =, moe!: 1ea!uHn.a = c''as9'tltlys M Mnnts and
tIgs but tio susunsnt IL Iau IN tho asxrptnf9 ind,
Will l&t slchk Alad {sraA ~ Tho Ehkt and liz ElttpG
tlNsltoFb blr ndFuntG tho lAArkat us0 h strung uiId
nhEunstl,s. Wrfvv3*o aur quotations i. kii1Ns;
l.Aku eupuf,r Nus. IND d3,.......,...,,,.,,1 atQ0
i.ats saSs.or M M =, xiM
k0uttll, according u blAhd. Vi4EAl
AheFirnn sCcll, according tu brand .,.,.. 2LtkY a0
AptAfnCti6 AliQ cukt..... ..,,,.+,..,. ~ "
r.uitTHp XSn uHM!..: :ii,;is.i''; ii,,;Sisfi' ~. xSaS.
dEs;ssG AZ ~ essket. ssainK ~ a tusEeyf n
!a&ss'E~@ y @ sad ~; uuets q. g 8ana ma'aras
nj 1OGtl u per h. "
,dALT-lhare Was atnadY trada ut quhlatiuna;
Fins suit, eattn4x a!1a Asw furk. pee bE..,.R l3i
Cb4tso SAT- EdF .,,.>........ lEAlNl
t'uHy' WI ua1e I&h4 !al
HoH3t H!1nout oAVs.s llH
<suto" u"lIy, pss e1ck''s'''..s.,... ala
, 1881-12-21
LIVE STOCK.
rFIFT

cAVT).E-rho market vas not m,lnh uInrn,s'F" ~"
Tho hitentlance nj EnsteFn Nn1urs WIS nvsn cn,..
paentlYoly 1ilt md tim tnw jt..ont srrfprd ,n,a
indifferent. 10 tint nut Dtwltts,ndlnx tic tn s""s
Ct wr'I-t eatto nt,t q! wcrc tnsen mud prrs;,
Weather lilo lgnud trs,lii lutni bulciIrs VII "mfM .
tettrcltd but tho nlnonht nf cpInn INK o." tas ~
hglt1x l4hl t,r1ctA firmly hrlj Thers thlh
ch iis IN stock cattle. hut tint little WI. n tn tn
rlcs. Thyre were n! rIsa cnstn Ils lst i ~ ~,
hnrs @ cl,a'xad % "r,nr: % r. n s' ai,a, r"sa i
GI,uie0 intGlilnR q Was Tio aLarkci cIIsr .as
, 1881-07-29
SheriTs Sale .

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
a decree and order of sale. duly issued out
OF theDistrict Court of the Sd Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Washington
holding terms at Port Townsend, and to
me directed. will sell at public auction at
the door of the Court HOUSE at Coupeville,
in Island county. Washington Territory,
on the 9th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D..
1881, at the hour of O'c!ock in the after
noon. the south east quarter OF the north
east quarter of section q and the south
half of the north west quarter and the
north west quarter OF the south west aaar-
ter of section % in township 80 north of
range easI Willamette meridian. situai-
ed ia the county OF Island aforesaid. said
property Is sold to satisfy judgment
calling for the sum of seventeen hundred
and tLirty-five 50-l00 dollars with interest
from aud after tlu. 20th dav of September
a. D.. 1850. at the rate of l = per cent per
month ana an attorneys ice of seventy
five dollars. togethrr with costs amount
ing to nineteen 5-l00 dollars, and in
creased interest anc Increased costs. which
Judgment was rendered IN the suit of
Henry C. Willison VS. Rhoda f. Garrett,
administratrix of the estate of Augustus
S. Garrett, deceased. eft al.
2l;t JOS. e. POWER.
Sheriff of Island county. W.T..
C. n. BRADSHAW, Att'y for Plaintiff
, 1881-07-29

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Third judicial District OF Washington
Territory, holding terms a: Port Town
end.
SARAH E. PIXLEY, Plaintiff.
/, GEORGE ii. PiXLEY. Defendr.
Action brought in the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District Of tile Terri
tory of Washington. holding terms at
Port Townsend tor the counties Of Jeffer-
son. CIalsm. Island and San Juan, and
complaint filed in the county OF Jefferson.
In the office OF the Clerk Of said District
Court.
TO GEORGE ii. PIXLEY, Defendant:
In the name of the United States Of
America you are hereby required to ap-
pear In All action brought against you by
the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court of the 81 judicial District OF tho
Territory OF Washington. holding terms
at Port Townsend. Jefferson County, In
said Territory. and TO answer the COM
pIaint filed therein within sixty days
after the first publication Of this sum-
mons.
The said action Is brought for the pur-
pose of procuring decree Of said Court,
,liSsoiving the bonds OF matrimOny ex-
isting between plainiiff and defendant,
for the reason of abandonment by Defend
ant for more than one year. and for the
further reason Of the failure Of defendant
10 furnish the plaintiff maintenance aud
support.
Wirress the Hon X. S. Greene. Judge
49, of the said District Court, and
81. s. the seal of said Court tilis. Z5d
s~* day of June. A. ID lSsI.
JAMES SEAVEY.
Clerk.
C. ". BRADSHAW. Attorney for PIT.
Fist publication .June "a. 1881.
, 1881-07-29

SUCCESSOR To PLATT.-The New
York Legislature elected Hon. War
ner Miller as the saccessor to Hon.
Thos. G.: Platt who resigned his seat
in the United States Senate at the
same time Conkling did and who has
since Withdrawn from the canvass
for re election. Senator Miller who
is 'an administration Republican
was a representative in congress from
the twenty-second district, compris-
ing the counties of Herkimer, Jeffer
son and Lewis. He was born in Os>
wego county, New York, August IL,
1898; graduated at Union College
in 1860; commenced teaching in
Fort Edward Collegiate Institute,
but on the breaking out of the war
enlisted as private in the Fifth New
York Cavalry; served in the She
nandoah Valley; was promoted to be
sargeant-msjor and lieutenant; was
taken prisoner at the battle of Win
chester; is now engaged in the man
ufacture OF paper and farming; was
= delegate to the National Conven.
,ion at Philadelphia in 1872; was
elected to the New York Legislature
in 1874 and also in 1875, and was
ELECTED to the Forty sixth Congress
as . republican, receiving 1885
votes, against IL, ,638 votes for L. L.
Brown, democrat. 2,l02 votes for II.
Lewis, Greenbacker, 2S9 votes for
S. P. Gray. Prohibitionist. and Is
scattering votes.
, 1881-07-29

Is disturbed only by the birds and
beasts which seek this marvellous,
enchanted spot. Mineral lakes, aka
line and sulphurous, said to possess
remarkable curative properties, are
also found. Medical Lake, large
body. is distine uished for its strong
alkaline qualities, is a favorite resort
for invalids, and promises to be a
great medical Mecca, to which many
may come and be healed of their
physical in6rmities. Boiling springs
and other strange conditions exist in
great numbers, which l have neither
the time nor the space to describe.
Toe ocean, sound. rivers and lakes
are fFequented by myriads of fowl
in season. and also abound with great
bodies of fish. Salmon-of sixteen
varleties-trout, cod, halibut, found.
ers, sturgeon, smelt; rock cod, sar-
dimes, perch and dog fish. for the oil
of which one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth is produced
annually. Fifteen hundred boats
are engaged during the fishing sea
son in catching salmon in the Col
umbia alone, which are chiefly can
ned at the numerous establishments
for that purpose on the river. They
grow to a monstrous size. A paper
of to day refers to one salmon which
weighed eighty and one half pounds;
ninety -one pounds and one ounce
was the weight of the largest ever
taken. Oysters, very small in size
but fine in flavor, abound in the in
let's. Three hundred thousand dol
lars worth were caught and sold
during the present year at and near
Olympia. Grabs are large, and
found chiefly in Gray's Harbor, in
immense quantities. OF clans there
are several varieties, small and large,
some weighing ten and twel' e
pounds apiece. There are also other
she'll fish. Elk, deer, bear, grouse,
pheasant, and other game. can be
found in all the forests and prairies.
, 1881-07-29

We are now importing all of our
dry goods, fancy goods, clothing.
hats, boots and shoes, direct from the
Eastern Markets, whereby we are
enabled to sell the above named
lines of goods for at least 25 per
cent less than heretofore. Our
stock is complete and by far the
largest Oh Puget Sound.
Our stock consists of General
Merchandise embracing the follow
ing lines: Dry goods, fancy goods,
clothing furnishing goods, hats,
boots and shoes, carpets, oilcoths,
mattings, &c, sc. Also groceries,
hardware. ship chandlery. iron, steel.
chain, sc. Lime, cement, plaster,
fire>brick, &c. Crockery and glass
ware, liquors and wines. All of
which we offer at the lowest market
rates. Samples OF drygoods sent If
requested.
, 1881-07-29
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court OF Jefferson comfy,
Washington Territory.
In the matter of the Estate of L. B. Hast
ings, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted 70 said estate are hereby required
10 make immediate payment thereof. and
all persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby required to present the
same with the necessary vouchers within
one year after the first publication OF this
notice to the undersigned Executor aud
Execntrix of the estate of the said de-
ceased at their places OF residence, or TO
G.. Morris Haller. Esq, attorney of said
estate at his Office ia the city OF Port
Townsend. w. T., or the same will be for
ever barred.
Dated, July Is. 1881.
FRANK III. WINsLow,
LUCINDA HASTINGS.
Executor and Executrix OF the estate OF
L. 3. Hastings, deceased.
g. MORRIS HALLEB.
24;4t Attorney for said Estate.
, 1881-07-29
FOR SALE.

10 mich cows, span of horses. 19z
acres of land (abOut l6 acres in cnlttSa-
tipn. so acres more, partially improved,
house. barns. sheds and other bindings,
nice thriving orchard on Scow Bay. Also
/ home and lot Oh Wafer street. Fort
Townsend. J acres OF land near town. In
l.. B. Hastings donation claim thouse
and orIar,l on ifi-ail the property OF
J. .R. NICHOLS.
Sco~ Bay, w. I.
FERNS: for real estate, easy; for live
stock. cash. Bids Will be rceiycd till
Sept. l. 1881. Apply 10 j. Il. Nichols, or
Townsend, w. L. l0tf
, 1881-07-29
BARGAINS. BAR GAINS |!

Now
Angeles Ekw vicinity will patronize
the largest and eompete stock Of DRY GOODS GROCERIES,
BOOTS ard SHOES. CLOTHING. HARDWARE,
PATENT MEDICINES &C. &c. but they will find market for all farm
which 1T dispose of elsewhere and CASH MAR
WOOL hides, skins
all machinery adapted country
cashe on the liberal Immense stock of goods
N BParles distance requiring wheat barley
butter poultry &C., win do well order the
C.F.CLAPP.
W. T.
, 1881-07-29
STEAMER HORNET.

w I'LL MAKE 2 TRIPS A WEEK.
wv from Port Discovery TO Sequim and
0ungeness, connecting with Jas. II. Saily's
Stage from Port Townsend to Port Dix
covery; leaving Keynes Landing. Port
Discovery, on Tuesdays aud Saturdays, at
half past eight; A. NJ. and return the same
days. Fare from Port Townsend 20 Sc
qnim or Dnngcness, Two Dollars. The
HORNET viii be always OH hand for
Special trips or Excursions. For terms.
applyto JAS. FL. Saliey. or to the Master.
on board. J. l.. OLIVER, Msster.
;. Port Discovery, w. r.. l2ti.
, 1881-07-29
For Sale.
In South Port Townsend.

II BLOCKS-192 LOTS, 45xl2O FEET
This property is eligibly located. of
mile south OF the furnace at Irondale;
1t corners on tide water. Plat nearly
level; timber partially removed and being
removed. Good water obtained anywhere
At depth OF about II feet.
Title Perfect; Terms Reasonable.
The above lots will be offered for sale
for the LexL 80 days, cheap for cash. Ap-
ply to JAMES JONES,
Port Townsend.
Or, CHAs. CASE, Seattle.
July %. 1881. 3m.
, 1881-07-29

OS the a5th Inst. Justice Clifford, Of the
L.. S. Supreme bench. died at Cornish.
Maine. lie hadrbeen gradually failing.
aud had been imbcclle, for some months.
, 1881-07-29
FOR SALE.

A lot of good Whiskey Barrels, fit for
putting up dog-fish oil in; will be sold
cheap for cash, il applied for soon.
JOHN COLLINS & Co.
Port Gamble. w. L. lS;3m
, 1881-07-29
British bark Mary Mildred.
FROM HONG KON,,

F1kUIH IIONU hON'v.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
rContinued from last week.

Concluding Srand Louge Oushoe9'
we had little leisure for looking
around Salem, and commenting on
the dearrh of business there comPar-
ed with towns of a similar size on
Puget Sound. A walk among the
different manufactures of the place,
however, gave US an idea Of the sta
bili,v of what business the place
could boast. The Touring mills,
turning out Xxx brand al the rate OF
$50 barrels every twenty-four hours,
the sash and door factories, &C., in
dicating that a magnificent water
power is an important factor in the
prosperity of an inland town.
Returning to Portland, we were
glad to have a change in the way OF
professional courtesy on the part oil
Mr.. w. D. Palmer, the stirring pub
Usher of the s,Telegram." He show
ed us through the press room of the
"Oregonian" and Telegram" and
back again through editorial rooms,
business offices, &c. That Portland
supports as many enterPrising pas
ners AS il does is evidence that the
people there are not quite ready yet
TO 90 to sleep and let the world
grow away from them. Next day
we started by steamer and rail to
Olympia, noting the growth Of small
stations on the route since our pre-
vious trip. Olympia seems strug:
cling, not for commercial supremacy
or rapid growth, but to keep from
actual retrogression. 1t is a very
pleasant place and contains enough
splendid people to entitle it to bet
ter fate. There we met many old
friends and inteJspersed pleasure
with business in such way as to
cause genuine regret upon leaving.
New Tacoma, the next town that ar
rested our homeward journey, i'm
presses one with the Importance of a
head TO a railroad tail. A city grow
ing up, not because anything seems
inviting in the site or location. but
lust because the cars arrive and re-
main ,here every night, compelling
travellers to pass through the place.
It is true that machine shops, saw
mill and 3 neighboring coal mine
unite in contributing to solid growth,
dut the fiimsy character of buildings
generally bespeak mushroom growth.
The place is peculiarly fortunate in
being SO ably represented by its To-
cal newspaper. The "Ledger" is q
credit to the terminus, as il would be
10 any town.
Was next reached, and its hurry,
hustle. thriving business, three daily
papers, new buildings, and above all
the creditable display of water craft
along its wharves, were all taken in
to the full extent of their favorable
impressions. Seattle looks envious.
ly across the quarter post to her
neighbor on the Willamette and
buckles down TO more vigorous eff
fort in the race. Other and less am.
bilious towns on the Sound look on
with animation aud say, "Go it! Tell
'em we're coming, when you get
there!" Seattle needs, as the "Postn
very properly remarks, little more
care and attention to her sanitary
measures and condition. and her on
ward strides will rapidly increase.
But home duties and familiar scenes
soon reminded US that Port Town.
send means to do her best, and that
if her shadow ever grows less it will
be some time hence, to say the least.
SUCCESSOR To PLATr.-The New
, 1881-07-29
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from the City Of Port Townsend. about
80 acres clear aud under cultivation. the
balance valuable timber. Good water on
the premises. Title perfect.
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