, 1881-09-02
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.

pUHIIC Rca ling Room.


day.
Mr.. Jackman is fairly installed at til
meat market.
THE reading room is open every day
Call and see how it looks.
MR. Ginger gives most for the money
Call Oh him if You want bargain.
GAIT. Price, Inspector of Customs. Ia
returned from II pleasant visit with Oregon
friends.
PILOr W. Ii. Stevens came to see II
again last Monday, having brought III
the old bark Amethyst.
If you want any kind of wall paper
DIR. Hill can show you most attractive
display. Read his notice elsewhere
REV. W. |. COspcr has gone to DunSen-
ess, and there will be services in the Meth
odist church in the evening only, next
Sunday.
Mr. James Jones is doing quite large
commission business, handling flour, po-
tatoes &c, in addition TO his fruit and va
riety store traffic.
THE Dispatch brought up a number OF
passengers from Neah Bay aud way ports
this week, among whom we noticed Mrs.
Howe, OF Seattle ana Mrs. Payne, Miss
Sarah Cline and Mr.. +. n. Pitcher, OF
Dungeness.
DIR. Minor, health officer for Puget
Sound. has been in Seattle this week, tes-
tifying before the grand jury of that place,
a. to the facts in regard to the bringing 20
the Sound of the sick man who recently
died from small pOx at Newcastle.
Mk McCarty, the bricklayer, recently
brought down fine lot OF brick on the
Virginia, from Mr.. S. l.. Hunts kiln at
Irondale. This we believe, is the first lot
sent out from the new kilns, and it speaks
we'll for the enterprise of the manufacturer.
PARENTS should make children happy
by subscribing tor "Our Little Ones, " a
splendid spicy little monthly, published
by the Russell Publishing Company, l49,
4 fremont street, Boston, Mass, at 81 30
per year. 1t is worth double the money.
DoSr forget the Reading Room meet
Ing. at DalgarlnO's Hotel building, next
Tuesday evening. The organization OF
the society will be completed at that time,
and officers for the ensuing year will be
elected. Read the advertisement else
where.
PILOT Delgarlno, who came home this
week, informs us that he found myriadS
of salmon off Cape Flattery, and that in
two or three instances after catchiAg and
cutting them open he found mackerei in
their stOmaChs-demonstrat that there
are mackerel not tar away, contrary to
popular supposiuon.
WE received a pleasant call tins week
from Mr.. A. Bowman, of Anacortes. who
is enjoying brief change from the duties
with his store at that point.
Mr.. B. is 4 live business man, and a dcci-
ded acquisition to the section in which he
settled, which needs just such men to has
ten its development.
FINE PHoTos.-We have received some
specimens of fine photo work, from /. w
Tabor, No. s, Montgomery street, oppo-
site Palace and Grand Hotels, San Fran
cisco. One is a neat and acceptable SOU
venir OF Gen. Grants tour round the
world, consisting of a collection OF photos
and views, displaying artistic workman
ship.
THE initial number of the Columbia
Commercial College Journal has reached
us. It is published at Portland, Oregon,
by Messrs. w. S. James and j. ID. Hawes.
president and secretary, respectively. of
the institution the little paper is intended
to represent. The course OF study set
forth includes all branches useful to those
engaged in practical business lite. If the
the college develops as indicated in its
neat little advertising medium, it will be
a acredit to the whole coast.
AT the sale of land by sheriff Miller
TINS week, In the case of Ii. L. Blanchard.
ct al, VS. w. L. SAyward, the property
was DID In as follows, the land all being in
township %: Z hf of N E or, sec. 2l-sO
acres to James Delgsrdno; S f or, sec 81
lou acres, to II. L. Blanchard: T bf s
Or Sec l5-S0 acres, TO w. III. Roberts.
" hf Of n w or, sec. $50 acres. n
Ihomas Philips; N hf of N f or, sec, Is
-sO acres, to II. L. Blanchard; N " bt
OF 5 w hf sec. 2S-4O acres, TO II T
Blanchard; E hf OF w n or, see. $50
acres to IL. L. Blanchard; n w or. of n
" qr, sse. 2s-4O acres, to Ii. l.. Blancb.
ARD; ) W or, ofN w or, see. 27-4O acres
TOLL. l.. Blanchard. Total amopnt raa,i'
zed, $66l,6O
noN. beriah Brown, the veteran iour-
hailst, who is at present connected with
the L. D. mail, - at La Conner, was in
thls place few days ago, and called on
Us. His stay here was quite pleasant 70
many Oh his friends who enjoyed his seni-
aiity and conversational powers HE iono
experience in public life and with the nnh,
tic men and incidents OF the last balf con
Jury has rendered him eonversan, with
much OF the unwritten history or rho
U.",, Guilty., S, IN fact his mind represents A
wei hlled stOrehouse in this resnect
eeuom at last from the corrodino inf,
0hcc oi the acrimonious ,liScnssiouS i,,,,I