, 1881-08-26
RRIEF LOCAL ITEMS,
zine far Indian summer.

THE Custom House building i being
thoroughly renovated.
Mn. Il. II. Haller intends going East,
We learn, this 1all.
REV. \. Laubtch i rxi"cr'd {" Iira-"
NJ Irourllle next Sunday.
GAIT. Morris. OF Dung'nr>-. j. '"o'-
porariiy sojourning in this place.
WE are indebted to Agent Tihh'lS. =. Il
the pur,er of the Idaho. for trV"rS.
SCHOOL will commence here again on
the first Monday i'll september.
GAIT. l.. VI. Sto,lder. of the Wolcott-
has zone East, on leave of absence.
THE furnace at Irondale is about start
Ing up again, after short period OF IN
activity.
REV. Mr.. Cosper expects to resume his
monthly visits TO Dungeness, going there
next week.
SALE of land at auction by Sheriff Mil
Ter, next Monday. Don't forget! Read
the advertisement.
TIE Episcopal Church at this place viii
soon have new pastor, III the person oil
a gentleman from Wyoming.
MR. w. FentreSs. representing A. L..
Bancroft & Co., of San Francisco. called
on Us few days ago.
MEssRs. Waterman & katz' warehouse.
l. being rebuilt with vim aud hustle i'll
IdCatiye OF enterprising action
IL you want good cigars, nice frnit. or
fresh candies, 20 TO James Homes. head nf
Union wharf, opposite Central Hotel. "
WE learn that Mr.. Bnrtlett's new build
ing will be rooted in shortly. leaving the,
upper story TO be finished next SEASON.
MR. j. w. Blakeslee, recently of Dun
gencsS, We learn, is about entering he
ministry OF the Congregational Church.
Mr.. Ginger isn't quite prepared TO say
that his stock OF goods is the lIrgrst in
the country. but he is willing TO compare
prices any time
THOSE desiring TO invest in farm pro-
perty are respectfully requested 10 conSid-
er the proposition made by MI. Clapp, in
our columns to-day.
THE treasurer of Clalam County noti-
fles the holders of OIders drawn OH him
that hc proposes pay certain of them.
Read his notice elsewhere.
ALIrrLE son of Mr.. Alex. Rollins. Of
Dungeness. is III town. suffering from the
effects of broken arm. A horse threw
him, causing the accident.
MEssRs. ID. w. Smith. OF this place,
Norman r. Smith, of Port Angeles. aud
Cottle. of Quilcine have gone OH a camp
ing expedition In the mountains.
Gov. Newell and party remained here
over nigh. aud went to Seattle yesterday.
The Governor will return az far aS Port
Gamble today. where he will attend an
Odd Fellows instituting meeting
FURTHER developments are looked tor
In the near future at and near Ir"ndale.
In n hitherto undeveloped line. The first
thing somebody knows there will be a
town OF no mean dimensions at the head
Of the bay.
Mr.. Holcombe keeps up his lick'' At
q pretty good rate OH the fruit question
We know this, because we had the pleas
ure Of sampling an assorted lot placed at
our disposal by him, from the last supply
that came on the Idaho yesterday. Fol
really spleHdid fruit, give him a call.
OUR readers will please accept an apol-
ogy for the tariy appearance of the paper
this week. Mr.. Myers, our helper, has
been sick several days, and we conld gel
no one TO take his place. although we tel
egraphed to Seattle for a workman. Two
hands can hardly do the work Of four. al.
though We have done our best with them.
REV. w. l. Cosper, pastor Of the NJ. f.
Church, returned yesterday from Confer
ence, having been assigned TO this charge
for third year. His place here was ably
filled By Rev. A. Laubach. of Port Dis
covery, during his three weeks absence
hR. Cosper returns 10 the work greatly
encouraged by the approval of The goce
people on the charge. lie steps Into gh5
harness sgain with the vim OF Al Old VA
horse, and hopes for good years WORK.
TaE teachers institute at New Tacoma
last week was a success in every sense o
the word. About so teachers were In at
tendance. Misses Condor. Davis ant
Weir, of CIslam county, and Prof Ker
and Miss COsper, of this place were in at
tendance. and expressed themselves high
ly pleased with the enjoyable time.
DiED.-in this city. OH the Gath inst. a
his iather's house In Happy Valley. Jas
Bracken, aged IS years and months, see
ond son OF Mr.. Thomas Bracken. Th
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended by sympathizlns
friends OF the family. who followed IL,
remains 10 the Catholic Cemetery wber
the burial service was read by Mr.. Kerr
principal Of the public school. there bin,
no priest in town. Deceased was a you,,
man Of excellent character, beloved by Al
who knew him. Mr. BracEen has TN
sympathy of the community in this heav
bereavement.
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