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, 1881-01-18
IaU1SYILLE.

J.oDtav1LLx. Jan. .l7.-CorrOS-Qnlet, it3Ec.
fLuuu-Nuil, extTa, $lssssA50s sxtra fu,,i,y Els61
A23i 4 NJ. !. sa,W9a.s. chDce fancy. sdWatitt
GnAiN-Whaat atent1Ti gic. torn t'usi No. :whte.
Act do mixed. E1o. uAts dull; No.2 white. IKE, do
mtxod, 81Sa llyo qntet, Eu.2 lBc.
ItAY-Btenty; $lAt1}tiAu.
fMoEin43H1,Ei,ork .trunri sll7i 1Mr!t ar9i nEtEe
llr1n, shusdDfs As7t clenr rib ta5sdtUj eieMl, S10
0!.!11s. 1inmB-Su9nr.cureu 94GtluU,
WHlsKY-StGndy Ut {LIU.
, 1881-01-18
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Consulting the Convenience OF
Clerks Rather than OF the
Public, -,
Awarding Contracts for Supplies
Dad W0r1e on tho Court
House.


The Board OF County Commissioners held
n r,.uuinr mretitu yrstrrttny nftrrnoon. nlt
!!.e members s Scisr prsse"t, a''d i'fesile"t ut
rnr'nstM' III tlla cl'air. t....,
Of allowing tho 'Yarlc,, Of thu Coa",y iios:
'a ,'osse . a,, n"sy ' '7S @ ~, Iss .s,,
., :" "'". 'r" 'I. ,t .s.''v t, . III" pus''ess
WIS ,fhhIly re!eFfeu 70 t'o Collniitlee OIL
Public Cl,nrtirs.
nErrEn mot'ScE THOSE c1rnKE.
A rryf,Iuttt,, wns ,rass,ul nv the 1icnrtl some
it,un r1t, ,lIrn,ti,t fin ,i,rf, ~ I'm n,,r,i IN
,,' W.. "s" ;. aalves,s t'o els'M ~ .nu ,,osa "
Al'o" tne IepottesS ~ 'sse tlocstctls a!l'! IT,
porls during the meetings Of. tho Jtnnr1, tiat
action growing out Of the fact Tint tc'nl,o-
rary clerk had declined to turn over inI-
poftnht "oc.heits tlt INC ti't'e ~ 'helr nfes-
ettatlor, and afterwards declined To allow
them to l'c i,scsl. snyinE tlmt they were 1.ajc
up fur tho printer. Thu clerks, w''o have
not s,ee at ail recommending 10 TIC rel"'tl,
lIitlu more labor nfter The meetings ar0 over,
arc opposed 10 giving lip tlle papsrs.
Therefore they el,,!eayarcd TO defeat t''e
4 in 'r r,.so,t,tIm,. tl,o a Mimi Nmr tat 'G tsr,.
sllO,Iki int i,s nry jnturfrrenrs with tie
l,,akit,i, III, of the ireortfs. during tlo ur,,-
rrItiinrs. 'fjts nctIon wtlI htuticr lie re-
puriers grrntly III preparing Intelligent rt-
ports fur. tho pah1[fh inr whom The clerks
sGetn to lMye no consideration; Nnr dG:s
tho DonWI suelIs tn think That tic public Ill
terest IS 70 no ronscrval VI tile inaitcr, 10
ti.ort,!ighiy Is y "ramm " tl1e cse,rGs WHO
es! !lnht!on than the commissioners them,
selves, One COMMISSIONER lias coi,fali.ctl
tint the rce9rds ate 20 lAdIy kept tliat t!ey
arS practically ya!neless. .
Prolus'lS for tug printing a'H! stntinllery
cntrasF coz wfe - rcSs.vsM ~ iron a. AL Ms
md Stationery.
TIL: COUNTY TIlEAsrnEn
presentcd Ills mn,,thly re,uirt: Apuronyiatnl
Ia ths General Fui,d. ISS9-,st. SiIIdtM: rr-
fcr Sf,D sHT. irnrs; certfilra,rS a,,ti Witness
ft.i,s nni,i aitJlStS: iaIlci, ni hn,,tf fr,i,r.
illg to ti,e GENERAL Fnnl, 1SSo-;Sl, $:N0, ,iiG;
outstu1uIlng M county ortirrs paynbiu u,tt Of lhs
Fu,,t' SiTsJHl; M,;,tis authorized n,,sl no, vi
sniti SiMsisH1. hntn',ra ,,"inn"itus s IL ro,irt-
iIu,ls,, FIiid. stGI0iO,
-N~O : '' snc,,rrrr,, ro4x
fAet TINT thg ,|.nll.lOurs being put intn the
aecnrlanca with the spce'1catIo,',s. Il.e n!at-
sse. sss WIS fe's''ea 10 '''e ''''''u"S commit
Tile following proposals were received lnr
tiircs III f.lIrteen rooms lnr t'e lew y Eo,trt-
llollss: Elwnul Swlney, s'i, ~; ~. SeS-
Company. ~ ~: ~; ting Richard y: llns,'-
brook factory, Sl:},f7'; .Stotz Il Noisz, *G..-
oS4. The bids were referred to tlo building
Committee:
,sI1ws hnI',.s u,t n e the s nav Ganrt. FIN M iiose
, 1881-01-18
1Bttf3l1T A

PEORIA. ILL.,, Jan. l1-{iHA1N-CoEn dull and caly,
new hivt.,ni1ud. .G5lsA{c. now ulxod. Nis1a, Outs
stcady; No. whiau, J4t3>sc. lyo stendyi Nc. = pA
aigUkc.
Observation-Disclosures nt ti.1i.
ltkcElpfB-Whcnt la1a but corn. @7W but oats.
tu,M0 but rye, A7lu but ba etuJ, GuU BIZ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tut GoEn, 2,Ru but OATS t&,G6
bur FyV nUlai blrlGy. nuns,
, 1881-01-18
u tui - -
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Pn. Jun. observation-disclosures
nrtra-, SfHrth5d, Dhto Gft:na. N.a,aAUut Southern
11tin"ls fancy, ht2!f afinne.usn pntent proccss t7
GALL. ltya ftnur Vulrls A,;itiM
0MAts-whent dnIas; rejected. xrnln depot, ssdE1,
No. rcd. elevator 4ltaA. hrtpraLtt' rud trnck,
tllUflil4i No. rcl, January. tEst bid. sIG nrkcd,
Fnbthnry, fi.lE9f b!d sI.1'Ff nskrd, March, ailssk
Gd. nskctl, APRIL lLly1 b!d tlzIf naked. Torn
qn'ps. yellow cslsru on Truck, Eiass1c. anil nnixed
1nssnssy. SIa bld sgSc asteds febrtnry. d7,4c hid
s:s .:seds s.rc'. bsnu Did. io asked, April, ssAe
NS 91: .t!:ss n. S.to. ri ultxsd. s1ste. -,
@ na oss @ netYG tss es sotn ls' sss
;r;no %ln 'ns.. sss;,, ~ sl3 Pr, 'et, tlsi fd
nurrEMt}atst bst stunty iii i,est grnca, csen,1,.
Trk st1;H t.., nna i:fn!or', tnty ts:
ILet dit. Nuna ta CtI,tct. 1slt2h;
llneh. .ue. - 49,
..GnEEAE-qiot hut atcady, orcnnertos, t2sl0tac
mir 10 utsHtl, i3}&fst2fc,
IEtlHtf:{M-NuninNt. .....
WHtbkt-lll ElHIA demands Et.A3
!!EcE1iT*- E!1nr. 2tDt 1rs, wheat, 7l.0D bn, corn
uI5n 1u. nnlH aentt Int Ffc, ~ hu.
8litPAESra-HlIeas. NhN hui cofn 0,oW bu.
, 1881-01-18

sptetal Dhpateh to 1Ae Chicago Trieuns.
KASsAA CITY. Afa.. Jan. 1Z,-GNAlH-'rhe Ertts Cur
ftht rcpurta; Wheat-lecelpts East bu, sh!pnionts,
ll7s1 bHi maTkot loW0rt M. 4 tasll. B1ct Janunry
8it4c} No. q cA4h. 8fgj J1uary, Got No. Il cash, utu.
Gur,-Iec0pts. 7,u1 but st!usuepts, utalt we4kUr'
No, 4 c4ap, 2oip3 laNu4eY, 4Jl1a
, 1881-01-18

Arsenic. zitc. lead. and other POISON, hayo
humnra, lnysIclans uln,lt It, Iilt ray th6y hAyu
nuthluS better. Investigate tho CuttcuFs Rom.
cdioA " your druggists before you despair VI
euro.
, 1881-01-18
1sFTR(lIEfrAy.

CLxYxIANp, O.. Jnf,., ,.1.-rkTnoLxuM-uncbang
Standard whlts, iiu tsst. lls4c.
t'lrrauUua, Jan. lE-pkTRoLkuA-p4ll, crude.
United Gsrs,tnltus. st0nd}, A{$Gt fsanad, SxSaJ$rs
kkil4delph12 uBltYusy.
, 1881-01-18
DRY E0QIlS.

NEW YORK. Jan. l1.-Iuslnass continues irregular
with pactase Luusasi cottun goods Ia muissasB de-.
uand. and GENERALLY staady. whito goods md quilts
duln. wst pr!ats In irregular domnndi glnghA.s Ia
aettss dsu,and. md very aetuI Muulsn xnudH 1ul0t
u1d ateady1 hoSsssy and knit underwear In yAif
au&4k
, 1881-01-18
NEW YORK,
n tINV \ UIHINs
Sntetat Ut4pate1 to The Lthifado tribune.


Srw YORK, Jun. l7.-GnA1S-Wintor whcnt was
uodc1ntuly active At gcncrnily somewhat aas1er
p,tecs in thu opton ye1ulng 4sJfo per bns!Io, the
expert call has boen moro satisfactory, chcfy for the
steadily, ths speculative movement has shnwn
toward tho close. tho latcst transactions
having bcen at about Tho lowest lKnres Ut to-day.
and rue heavy leaving on at reduction fur tho dny
Of shout k&3{o per bu: llfo1csa market reported
for sprIng wheat. which e.osci weakt sulos TT
10. red quoted rs c1slnR nt $L?t otds No. 2red ut
laIls4, mostly ut $1.1s8t16{. closlnr nt &l.ls}{t
Do fec buurd Mt sll7h: doJununry Mt $L1s749lls.
eIoalnz ut 3Ll73t; do FobrMasy Mt SLlsN@i.ls5f+
c1oslnR at .l.1sJs; do March At a1.e0dll..O!(.
closing Rt sl.1 asked; do MnY at al.2oA9t.Ahs.
closing at *l'a' steamer araao ut tils No. red at
Hla do Btcnncr grade ut tlGJ unRr,trd rcd Mt Mc@
HEN 10 quality, cAichT nt St129l lst&: Nc. Mill
xaukee spring ut sl.l7 delivered, NJ. . spring
Il slH: unzrnaod .prns At @cia
tlla Corn very Guls.. and nd ano,ed
paded. Shake. a. to quality, New York steamer
mixed At 6,6s ssste nonrly n at 6N{c; yellow suuth
ern from dock ut tic. Outs in quite modcrnso DO
nsntl AMI quoted generally lower. In the tnstancs
otEhite much as 9lstHc bustlel ctoBtnR lrreRu-
hsiE, sales whl,e Western ungradol nj +ta0c. TO
qp1lIty n1c.l do. 4saa Ike; whlta State. 4oz1oc;
nIfed stae nonl!nu: No. !: Chicago quoted Ut 4e bd.
h1aseucsnly dull Hurley wlth"ut movement OF inl-
kartance; quoted essentially unchanged.
raDy1soSs-llut products attraot!,iR moro At.en.
Non ard nauin quutcd ssrungor; Western moss pork
ieiTe fur early delivery; quoted NJ $la0o0i10 for
I'D. sales Ut 1,2D bss at tia1}1l3-W for old.
Ad In tho option limo in s0n1c request.
but buyers and aDilers continued wide
ipatt!a their views, und ttta proGross made In
olattons my ol,t!On With February obton quoted
nelossn4 nj Si+Oo bid and slie0 nskodi Mnrch ut tD
Did snd tito nakcdt april At ela.3 bid und stI,i6
ased naeon In fnr request, long clear quoted at
c Wcstern steam lard tess freely lcnlt In for carly
delivery. closing at Eai3. and in tU option l!n0 oTs
, 1881-01-18
n1:ft'tt0iT.


n.rnotT, Mich, Jpn. Observation-Disclosures.
unAtS-Whcat qu,oss exttu, nunlinal, NJ. white.
tl.0lfs January, siDlsEi February, sl!A>f, March,
3l.0i&i April l!044istu1{, MlaY, ti.g1<t No. , rod,
&ifRt NJ. Whe, Wv, xauelpss ~ wv but shipments,
mono, =
, 1881-01-18

Fl. T.0tra ian. IT, Unchanged. '
GnAtS-Wheat dull and ensy; No. red, 81 ue5i cash
md Jnnunry: $l.tJMaiHs!{ February. tl.nal!bN
March, s1.etL0'M April; ftts}4 Mar, No. ! do, tsr;
Nu.+ do. WH{c. EUfn dull ind lnwers 4uRE1Sc cash
and Januury, H8c February, :n4sauJfc Snrotl; &l54
Gs4l4o hay. Oats luil 3lsla1!p BID cnst, X34c bid
March,. Nyo hIHher at siy4c Harley unchanxcd
Gh0Ce to fnncyt Hk,p5tu.
l.EAtI-FIrni 1T At1c
HETrEh-tulut: tinry, l8Iajc.
EDNa-1ieticr ut :h,c
WH1HKf-l.1xGr 1T &1.l0. .......
Fhuv!slaSA.l'nrk higher, s,A.3 cash md bid Feb.
Funryt f3 ~ lld Alhrc Iry ynt ,uuts snur1 $4.ak9
AL H.ksa!M ti:iU1s ills. llacOM Mnoh1i,sed lYUso
fH.iA
NEcElrrs-Elonr. 6.Uu bra, wheat. ejtn1 bus corn,
ol, ~ n: tnts Iu but rYu. fungi 6Mr1gy II D bu.
sMiPaESTa -Four, i.uu hr's; wheat, lCbJ hut corn.
lu1 bus oats. noheI ryc. 9a0 bus barley. none.
, 1881-01-18

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. lI.-EoTroN-EasJs mddllnR
tlto, low n,ddlsnR, l5lut xood ordinary. VIC, nut
Fuculpts. A17t balas; KEoss, ssS expuEta 10 1Eaut
nritaln, 42H Franco, A6;ut lo the Eanttnent l11it
cousswisU. t.lsii xnles, H93uj stock xNAtM
bE LOUIE Jun. .l1-CUTruN-lllI1s abiding, ll3[c;
4a!9a Nv baast ssos!pts, A9i shipments. AS stock.
$l,At y - '7' -
, 1881-01-18
flS1Arl rlsf1f]

0UYKALo, Jan. H.-UnAtN-Epthlhg doing this
forenoon, and prtcea nom!nnlly unchanged.
, 1881-01-18

Oswk0o. Jan. l1.-jHAtN-Wlioat nomtnaly un-
changed. Cora nominalIy unchanged.
, 1881-01-18


rAkrst6nE, MtI., Jan. IT, Ftuttl-Dull md ttcndy,
Western ruperinc. E411 t01: do extrl, &t.2sA5.UJs
funlliy, tt.2saGuj.
GNAlS-W nt-Western onaloft depreksettt No.. Z
Western wntor rat.. spot md Jnn,nEy. tl.t9Atig6,
February. tl.t1.4faft7Ms Mnrcli. tttkai.l94, Aptl
sli5{ai2L curn-Wfstorn la~or n,1d dull, Western
mladd FpHt md Jnnuary. S14 4Tsi1keu, February. EH
tlci Marcl 6lHB:Ufc. Data iirn. and scaspd. wost-
ern wu. +da1tus do n,lxod atsc. Hyc--Ahatic bet
tor nj $i.u.al.E.
IlAr-Flruli prime 10 choice Pennsylvania, t2i0aS
pus ton.
fiufsstoSs-Vcry trsni mess p0rk, ti?.1ialhm.
Dn1k aufnsB-fDnsG shoHllora md csar rlb sites,
mono o1DrlnR: ati parked. b!{6s7Nc. tlacIn-shont-
trttnca. q1{c.
l5HEIc: rtll1 ls1a3lr. w..
Flrnl0rs frasi. Kxa31c, ltmet 26Gtlc.
rErtlHtEfN- -Ntththtt rNtltcd knwBr ut SIC.
.HaE!CEtsxa-EaIfou Hrtni lstn cnrgnu. ordinary 10
WtttsKr-btu1l Mt tlELAL11,
FREtGffTe-Eu l4fsCrpnns ptr strhmhr quiet: cot
ton. a,tt.tAd DO ttunr. y: ,er tni tsucka Itn,n. H.
kEcEttTs- FnuF, t.iEit bElsi wicn1, 43ta bur lurr
l4SM ;9,!1, ~: ,.H Snsh e, l,,! TSc. t4.3 hu.
sALEs-Waeat H. au but cofn, =!.lsvb bu.
, 1881-01-18

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. i7.-tjMAtx-Who quiot,
No. : rod tLtA Corn quiet Ut NkzSac. Oats nFu Vt
Jn2Hc,
, 1881-01-18

r.. :, ,ta.cnze ,t1t. = sor.hwf.tern Railway.
nhpay ~! Cavk-st Grind jaciio ijrnS.a Mrnrs
oce' falaaf HOUSE. 10 CAi1Al-at. nno tia tOuslts
, 1881-01-18

7 F4t
aIHefc Fhst ftna. s,s - 60 .--~
eSktnk Elty YAnktoL, tss.. tis33st tis3st T. y :t!5 nm
dUNan SiREs is{prvAs @ IN 2:!3 y a
G!!es MUlHe4 Nigh i: :xp,r k}3 tta III!
niles Mb!nd4 lNf 7T4Pfo ~ ~ E:H ~
aE!Unx GtY & innkttan .t1;%! pm 2:Itb'n
u4 ens kAput. ExprHss, ,.,......s 9Eht nm IN q
atTseElfrL ltuck tort L i}uhtio1io sE4.Mm a.. nm
alFtsSF 1t.JCkf1ri i]ubitijIa etiiS Al 3:W PA
ttrfDH'rt. III kfufk Lnkq pe,BYn sTiI:n AZ &:I3 m
lSxAuknc EtVrs.s< ,,,,,..,.. sitI =;
milwaukee, tpocnl-SjpdaY1. ESI nt ~ .sG21 uII32,
kM!waukeG lirnsn 1Gny ,..,,,... ski5i III - 7 r. =
Isl!*nukre i'nksrn1nr XII m, 'ff.s T."
t3t1 Errbn Iny & Mnt.i4Uttb. - f.1i I'M tE.r,Re.
III tin.,f tsny; Z. = :sl nm G:15t
~! l'Hnl K MinnCArft4 Etprrss n1f IN, Hi :.
btHtl,xtItth EStTIfss. :ttfi ~ iJiI = ~;
SW{nlr*Hak Central fl4kula,., .t1:lf n, I'M = r,
tG.nHethAk CHnts,A1 Uhkntn,,,.. f3sij nm Eli -
VIA - 1>sr: ~ lanes .Ll!c..: iii III :1u3j RI
h-ii,,efs"t i,ehft cSSfptr nf Vol: nnd Klnxle.sts
o~"cpAt eorfar nj Canal md kttix3.sts.
~ ehacnz" M, nnr.I1stan t. Quincy Ns.,trnnd.
lint sn; n,,or Tifs.InttGs r. sioepne.fnr sccnnma.
trml.a, f1fpsG's 1ps.Gs ng' fnct ri tndisna.as, f;rand
iI,,tsm .ni :! anai Aad elxieenth.ss&, Palmer
, 1881-01-18

LQr sA!HrtMy night TO Gilman on}f,
tQh tattrHlnJ slStlt runs t0 leurta uu!E
"nbhAh+ Rt- f.nuls q Hnelhe Railway.
ncpot CORNER Stewart nnd Arc6or-avs
~. Afe:er.aF. ears via $tA!p-xL 1!iq depot
TeEut uh!Ge. - ElNfx.HL
, 1881-01-18

Lt7kvH. ] .AFf1Ve.
stii~ auhss WamE,.i;:;; I'D :t d
AlaNauktH, IT. FnuI d Mltna. ss.n-nh1 slQN!
1puts Ex prta1 tEatns, t{N,:E!, fE i!M!
Green lay AunnAAK, and Air ,SSM!g- -hn'f !tu II
tetun Exprttt trHtns, ,...... i..Htn At1 SHI
Milwaukee,, Madison, FfnIfia lii V:tu Emit TsU
Ehttn, Iowa, and uuhutA NJ .it nm ,1r ~, n -
ft1yans Point mid Asrjaud Ex usftn -. ~ 4s1 x; y
A. En!sn gTpsass. .,o:.a m Kits m
puHne h rtstnr Nn;dy Extfnss .1it. i m saT, = -, -
t:l4n u htkAHd Pans, flafI -; Id: n m i6s, -
Elrtn fr.cin1 En4t F;xt.Fr.s ] i:E = n XIX :" - -
e"'''"' '"'He"aet aet'Hlen''......i t:N ptn to:?J "a
AL MINNESOTA trains run vta A,I,rnuxcc .,,,+c,s
tOf IT. lnnl md Minneapolis ara ron nlfitar via Nshs
to' ard l'FHrlc lu Chc'i, or via La Ero,sp WinUus
Illinois Centrni Ifntls.pnl
Depot root nf Iakn-st an foot uf rweu.y -.econ41,
Ilckpl 0hcu. IL ltalNlVlnh-aL. hear fnrk s.rS
FnctEc ilole. kJld t'AlMat ituuse. ~' VI '"e
, 1881-01-18

SE1rnT%. fSrte 1sfnnd sE 1'ne1ftd Rn1ir,af.
ncrot cs,r1er ~ Van Huron md Shernn-sts TIC tst
u1licte. 81 clArk-h+. ShernAn House. lMmyr lloutA
EEnnA EAG!tIG l!UlI. and N EKMl. c0rngf MAdI1nn.
, 1881-11-04

THE. Walla Walla "Union,'' argues
against Sunday law on the ground that
you cannot make people moral by legisla-
ton. This old. worn-Out idea, was used
long ago against laws for the punishment
OF murder and theft. Those laws some
how help people to be moral in action at
least, though they don't make angels OF
US, and our neighbor would hardly want
them Stricken from the statute books. A
Sunday law would hardly be respected all
over the territory, at first, but it is a step
i'll the right direction, and those who stand
in the way of such progress must sooner
or later drop behind the front ranks of ad-
vancing civilization and pander to the un-
thinking, lawless ones who reverence
nothing.
, 1881-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE U. S. Senate adjourned last Satur-
day.
THE number of Insane persons in the
United States Is put down by experts at
one hundred thousand, and the same au-
thorities say that from ten to twenty per
cent. are durable by methods at present
used
THERE have been seven vice-presdents
from New York-Burr, Clinton. Tomp-
kins, Van Buren,, Fillmore, Wheeler and
Arthur. There have been three presidents
from New York-Yan Buren,, Fillmore
and Arthur.
A GREAT ENGINEERING PRoJECr.-The
st. John Telegraph states that a pro-
posal has been suggested to utilize the
vast water supply of the extreme north Of
America by closing the northeriy outlet
of the valley of the Mackenzie River at
the line of the 6s degree, and thus storing
up the water OF l, ,260, 900 square miles, to
which conld be added the water of Other
large areas. A lake would be formed of
about 1000 miles in length by 200 miles of
an average width, which would cover
with one continuous surface the labyrinth
of streams and valleys which now occupy
the Mackenzie Valley. 1t weuld be u
never failing feeder for the Mississippi,
and would connect with Hudson Bay and
the great lakes, and also with the interior
of Alaska through the Yukon and its af-
fiuents. The connection of the upper
Mississippi with Lake Mackenzie would
be comparatively easy matter and vast
amount of navigable waterway would be
added to this river. The formation OF
Lake Mackenzie would also contribute to
the proposed ship canal from Cairo Qlli-
nois) to the Gulf of ST. Lawrence by the
almost straight line which cuts the Wa
bash Valley, the Lakes Erie and Ontario,
and the lower st, Lawrence.
, 1881-11-04
Order to Show Cause

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
Judicial District of Washington Territory,
holding terms Mt Port Townsend.
In the matter nf the estate of ALFRED
WAITE, deceased.
Order to show cause why fia.al account
should not be settled aud allowed, distribu-
ton made and administrator discharged.
On reading and Hing the petition of Ben ia
min =. HOxie, the administrator OF the estate
OF Alfred Waite, deceased, sett ing forth that
he has aled his rinal account of his admins
tration Of said estate in this court for settle
ment, and that there is property in his hands
to be distributed TO the heirs of said deceased.
ana praying for aa order settling II Is account
as such administrator. distributing the resi-
due OF said estate among the persons entitled,
closing said administration.
Ii Is ordered that ali persons interested in
the estate of the said Alfred Waite deceased,
be and appear before the District Court of the
Sd Judicial District OF Washington Territory
holding terms at Port Townsend on Monday
the 27Th day OF February lSS3 at the hour of
O'Clock i. NJ. then and Ghere to show cause
why an order settling the final account OF said
administrator, distributing said estate among
those entitled and discharging said admins
traitor, should not be made.
1t is further ordered that a certined copy OF
this order be published for four successive
iweeks before said 27th day of February 1882,
in the PUGET SOUND WEEKLY ARGUS, a
newspaper published weekly Mt Port Town
send In jefferson county, w. T., and that u
like copy of this order be posted In three pub
lie places in said Jefferson county for ut least
ten days prior TO said 9th day of February
1882.
ROGER 8. GREENE.
Judge.
, 1881-11-04

A STEP, just made toward higher civili-
ZatiOn in this Territory, is the introduc-
ton of a Bill in the Legislature to prohibit
buying and selling any kinds of goods,
wares, or merchandise, Including intoxi-
eating liquOrs) OH the Sabbath. We are
not well enough posted in the makeup
of the legislature 10 predict the passage or
defeat of this bill; but its provisions are
such rs ought to commend it to all admi-
rers of christian civilization.
[Since the above was put in type, we
learn that the Bill passed the House and
would also pass the Council.l
, 1881-11-04

To START UP.-We learn on first class
authority that the Milton sawmill will
start up on January 1st. Men are now at
work building a new smoke-staek and put
ting the place in order. The wharves
will be rebuilt, and the place put in good
shape for advantageous work.-s'Post-In-
telligencer.n
Later advices say the mill will be clos
ed another year, under subsidy from Cali
fornia monopolists.1
, 1881-11-04

WALL PAPER.-ro those wishing to
purchase anything in this line, we would
say that we have large and well selected
assortment OF all kinds of cheap. costly,
plain and snowy wall paper. just received
and now on hand for the trade. Call and
examine, as we feel sure we can suit all,
i'll quality, style and prices. The selec-
tions have been carefully made by compe-
tent judges, with a view of putting a su-
periOr article on the market.
n. ID. HILL Son.
, 1881-11-04

of the leading men of the coast, and evi-
IDENTIFY aims 10 be the Eclectic of the Pa
cifiic. Starting with a high aim, it will
doubtless maintain a splendid standard.
The only question TO be solved is that of
adequate support. We certainly hope the
venture may be successful one. The
price, $500 per year. we consider to be
very reasonable considering the value to
be returned for it.
, 1881-11-04
AK Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the duplicate
assessment roll of jefferson county, w. T., for
the year 1881 is now in my possession for the
collection of the taxes therein levied; said
taxes being payable at the office of the County
Treasurer in Port Townsend, w. T.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the 3lst day
of December 1881, aL & O'Clock p. NJ. will be
delinquent; ten per cent 10 be added 10 the
amount thereof as penalty and interest charg-
ed al the rate of 20 per cent. per annum there
after until paid C. g. BARTLETT,
Treasurer of jefferson County.
, 1881-11-04
$1,000 RENARDi

The undersigned will give the above re-
ward to any person who will give me
snch proof or evidence as will lead me to
learn who IL Is that lately inflicted with
an AK. or other sharp instrument, a very
severe wound upon valuable hog owned
by me. l.. =. HOFP.
Oak Bay, w. T., Oct. 10. 1881.
, 1881-11-04

ARrHUE has signifed his inten
tion, it is said, to carry out Presi-
dent Garfeld's policy with regard to
the suppression of polygamy-over
which fact the ARGUS hereby throws
up it's hat.
, 1881-11-04
T Mr. Korter has made a nj

ES Mr.. Korter has made a nice
Improvement in his barber-shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop as
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one of the fin.
est shops, and is master of his pro.
fession.
, 1881-11-04

WE learn that some OF Mr.. Bishops
folks in Chimicum are down with what
they call black measles. Probably a dis
ease akin TO lhe chicken pox, of Tacoma.
, 1881-11-04

WE have just received lot OF rambling
items jotted down by an itinerant CORES
pondent-too late for Insertion till next
time.
, 1881-11-04

Mrs. Thos. Jackman, OF this place. and
Mrs. Capt. Calhoun, arrived on the Da-
kota, Wednesday.
, 1881-11-04

G. Q. Cannon, Mormon delegate to
Congress, has been defeated i'm his suit be-
fore the U. S. Supreme court for his seat
in that body. a. Campbell takes his place.
Great rejoicing among the Gentiles.
, 1881-11-04

H Prof A. T.. Francis, professional
piano tuner and repairer, desires to give
notice that he will be in Port Townsend
on or about November 18th. Leave ord
ers at this Office.
, 1881-11-04

$500 per year can be easily made at home
working for E Il. Rideout & Co, 10 Barkley
street New York Send for their catalogue
and full particulars.
, 1881-11-04

Have Wistar-s EsaIsam Of wild Cherry
always at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitiS, WhOoping Cough, Croup, Influenza
and all Throat and Lung Com.
plants. 20 cents and 81 bottle.
, 1881-11-04
Dated September. II. 1881.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, d,

COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
l, James Seavey, Clerk OF the District Court
OF the Sd Judicial District of Washington Ter
ritory, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing Is a true and correct copy OF an or
der OF the above named Conrt in the matter OF
the estate OF Alfred Waite deceased, now OF
record in my Office. ut Port Townse ld, Jeffer-
son county, Washington Territory.
Witness my hand and seal of the above
named Court, this sth day OF Octo-
tsEALl ber, =. D., 1881.
JAMES SEAyEY,
Clerk.
ID. W. SMITH,
36;4t Atty for estate.
, 1881-11-04

FRESH supply of bird seed, just received
by LATIMER 81 Co., New Drug Store.
, 1881-11-04

One OF tine reasonable pleasures ofltfe,
present enjoyment, and much subsequent tor
tnre TO a confirmed dyspeptic. But when
relish, and most important of all. Is asaimila-
ted by and nourishes The system. Use this
grand tonic and corrective also TO remedy con
stipation, billiousness, rheumatism, fever and
ague. For sale by all druggists and dealers.
, 1881-11-04

The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint. Boils, Humors, Female COM
plants, etc. Pamphlets free TO any address
Seth w. FOwle 4 Sons, Boston.
, 1881-11-04
For Sale.

100 ACRES or Ga eSqD Sp'
near IrondaIe, for sale ut a bargain.
Terms easy. Titlc-U. S. Patent Tim
berland; soil suitable for cultivation. For
particulars apply 10 Office OF J. A.
KUHN, Port Townsend, w. L. 15;6m.
, 1881-11-04
Bricks For Sale !

/ have $50, 600 Bricks on hand at IRON DALE
w. T., which offer for sale in quantities tC
suit. Call, or write for terms. S. l. HUNT.
, 1881-11-04
Vessels Consigned to
ROTHSCHHD & co.
Bark Forest Queen

FROM TALTAL, CHILE.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agent of the above named vessel will he re-
sponslble for debts contracted by the officers
or crew J. z; NJ. WINDING, Master.
DC H. ROTHSCHILD. Agent.
Port Townsend, Oct. 25 ISL