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Skin Diseases Cured.

James Greenville and Agnes Williams.
George Whails and Kate Cross.
B. Il. Clark and Elizabeth Henry.
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Go Where Yau Cnn
Hand In Hand

get the best James Tharp, $50 street, sells
the best liquor and cigars for the money IN
the city,
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The Act Premeditate ted.

By inquiry in every direction 1t was ascer
tained that the universal opinion is that the
unfortunate man was alone when he was shot,
and that the deed was done with suicidal in
tent. Mr. Havenner's affairs have recently
become embarrassed, and the bare walls and
uninviting condition of his office show uumis-
takably that his business was not in -four
ishing condition.
THE CRITIC CHANGED TO meet VIM. b. Match
ett a well-known resident of the city, and In
conversation learned that that gentleman had
held conversation with Mr.. Havenner in n
Seventh street car about twenty minutes before
the shot was fired, and had considered him
healthy, happy, cheerful dnd perfectly sober.
Mr. Matchett had talked with the unfortu-
nate man for some time, and shook hands with
him warmly, when the latter left the car at
Louisiana avenue and entered his office.
AS we go to press Mr.. Havenner is still alive,
but no hope is entertained of his recovery.
The physicians in attendance were interro-
gated as TO the possibility Of the mans living
until morning, and replied that 1t was impos-
sible In response to query as to when
death might occur, THE CRITIC was informed
that 1t was doubtful whether the patient could
live until sunset.
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All orders are made up In large, clean, we'll
lighted, well-ventiated factory rooms belonging
NIIOII. the Tailor.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations of
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:
GnVPpNNFNTs
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

PERSONS IN ALEXANDRIA wishing THE
CRlTTC len at their residence Will receive prompt
attention by leaving their address at MI CON's
stationery store, ON King street
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WEST WASHINGTON.

JouN b. DAVIDSON Is the agent for THE Carrie
In West Washington. The paper Will be served
promptly at an early hour nj 35 cents per month.
Subscriptions and items for publication can be
len at the following places. G. II. Ficklng's drug
store, 1860 Thirty-sccond street; q. u. Lockharts
drug store, corner Thirty-seconi and o streets I,
q. w. Cropley's drug store. 3G77 NJ street II, II,
Braces drug store, 5O0i NJ street; No. 1875 Thir
fiefh street
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LOCAL NEWS

ON THE ROAD AGAIN.-C. J. and A.
X. Woodbury., the genial correspondents
of the New York Post and Cincinnati Ga
zette, who have been sojourning here for
several days, left for Seattle on Monday.
From there they 90 to Victoria, from
whence they will shortly return, and pro.
coed by way of Portland to Walla Wala.
They tx pressed themselves AS much pleased
with the appearance of the country. 1t
is not altogether improbable they may re-
turn here some time in the sweet by and
by and locate in the territory; in which
event we will be right glad to meet them.
Remember, our latch string is always on
the outside.
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East Sound Letter.
EAST SOUND, July 8, 1882.

EAST SOUND, July 8, 1882.
EDITOR ENTERPRISE
Thinking some of your readers would
like to know what kind Of time we had
here on the 4th, send you the following:
The affair was a grand success. About s
o'clock the people began to come in, on
foot, in wagons, on horseback, and in ca
noes and boats, until at II o'clock the
place was ovcrrun with people. The ex-
erclscs commenced with the singing of the
anthem "America," by the ladies, with an
organ accompaniment. j. II. Bowman
read the Declaration of Independence.
The "Star>>pangled Banner" was then
Miss O'Bryant. AT the conclusion of the
exercises all repaired to To the dinner
table, which fairly groaned under its
weight of good things. Mrs. Dixon,
Mrs, Hamhley and Miss O'Bryant deser, e
great credit for their work in setting the
table, waiting on those present, aud maxi
ing all enjoy themselves. There WAS a
race after dinner, which was won by Dix
on's horse. The first prize in the chill
dren's race was won by Susie Gray, Emma
Stever second. The canoe race between
the East Sound and Guemes Island boys
was won by the former. The dance in the
evening terminated the days pleasure. III
addition to the ladies mentioned, c. E.
Basstord deserves great credit for his
efforts to make the affair successful.
Some nm nfiaciulpd ecnundrai tried m
cause an accident by taking the bolts out
Of Mr.. Dixon's wagon, but it was discov-
cred in time to prevent what might have
resulted in serious accident. and per-
haps loss of lite. OLD SETTLER.
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To THE CAMP-MEETINe.--T Cheha-
lis brought down on Monday from Sc
attic and other points about twenty pas
sengers, en- route to attend the Me,h-
odlst camp meeting at Ferndale. Among
the party were Rev. w. S. Harrington, OF
Seattle, Mrs Atwood, wife of the Presid-
ing Elder. and Mrs. Capt. Conway, lady
well known in this vicinage; there was
also quite number OF handsome young
ladies on board. The camp-meeting will
last one week. and is in charge of Rev.
Mr.. Tenant. Presiding Elder Atwood
will be in attendance on Sunday.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

CowHIDED.-The reporter of one ef
the Seattle papers las been getting in
tiolblc. 1t seems that one Rowe. store
keeper at that place, has for several days
employed an itinerant musician 10 stand
in front OF his store and grind out senti-
mental music on an asthmatic hand-organ;
which the same was very obnoxious to the
reporter aforesaid, and he has published
n number of items ridiculing the affair.
His last paragraph, wherein he referred to
somebody 'hoeing his own Rowe" so in>
censed the wife of the latter that she went
for the incipient humorist, and the rapid
ity with which her little cowhide assembled
and descended on the back of the hapless
scribe was only equalled by the rise aud
fall of a Northern Pacific terminus.
1t is needless to add that Sam Craw fished
at once. He wonders now il Rowes by
any other name would be as sweet.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

Lo, THE Poor INDIAN AGENT - The
recent consolidation of the l. dian agen-
cies on the Sound throws several gentle>
men who have long been IL the enjoyment
OF these fat sinecures out upon the cold
charity of the world, where they will
have chance To do the State some ser
vice in diminishing for their daily bread.
The agents who Eave stepped down and
out are Capt. Willoughby of Neah Bay,
James OKane of Tulalip, and Gen. Mil
roy of Puyalup
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From our Regular Correspondent
WHATcoM, July IL, 1882.

WHATcoM, July II, 1882.
EDITOR ENTERPRIsE:--
Mr.. jenkins. local editor of the Seattle
Chronicle, passed through here To-day,
en- route for the Nooksack. He is taking
general view of the COUNTRY.
A number of Whatcom citizens, took
teams on the 4th. and gathering up fish,
lines, frying pans, etc., sailed forth to the
lake. From all appearances they enjoyed
the days pleasures as we'll as those who
went farther from home.
The passt niger list OF the Chehalis this
week was large, owing to the camps
meeting at Ferndale, which begins to-day.
The Hope made her first appearance on
Saturday, and judging from her rate Of
travelling, we will hereafter have the ma il
on time
A larse-sized cougar was seen about a
mile from town on Sunday evening.
Rev. Tade preached to small but ap>
prccative audience at the Whatcom House
last Sunday. From here he passed On to
Ferndale, to assist in the services at the
camp>meeting. Colony.
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MURDERoUs SIwAsHEs. On the even
ing of the Sd of July, at Mt. Vernon, a
number of siwashes, getting too full of
'tanglefeot" whisky, proceeded to clean
out another crowd of Indians. During
the melee one of the natives received "A
fearful slash across the head, and was se>
verey bruised al olt the face. Another
Indian was cut across the mouth and
cheek, laying the bone bare. The wound
ed men are under treatment, bnt their
chances for recovery are somewhat doubt
full. No arrests were made
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

Cry OF QUINCY.-The steamer City of
Quincy, recently purchased at Portland,
and brought around for use en- the Skaget
river, is a first-class boat in every respect
and will undoubtedly receive fair share
of the patronage on the river. Her first
regular trip was made last week. She
was built in 1870; is 115 feet long; 14J
tons burden; propelled by two non-con-
densing engines of foot stroke each, and
one tubular boiler, 164 feet in length. ~
feet in diameter. Size is fitted up with
forward and after cabin, with the din
ming room in the center. Following are
the officers at present on the boat: Capt.
II. J. Olpey; Purser, Geo. Coupe; Mate,
John FOSSIL; Engineer, Thos. Rogers.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

CARRYING SALMON. - The schooner
Ruby, owned Ivy Capt. Martin, of cypr'
Island. was in port on Monday, She is AT
present engaged in transporting salmon
from the fishing grounds at Point Rob,
eIts to the canneries on Fraser river. This
Is quite profitable business Tor the smea !
soops anil schooners in this neighbOr
hood Capt. Martin cleared last season
over 5000, and has realized as high ms
$50 in one day in the business. The
Ruby carries each trip about 1000 fish, fot
which the canneres pay ceut and hall
apiece.
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|. SEVERELY Hurt On Wednesday last
. man named Byron, at work upon a
building near Miller's logging camp on
The Skaget river, fell from the roof of the
building to the ground, a distance of six
teen feet, seriously injuring his right hip,
and being otherwise bruised. Mr.. Byron
weighs over 200 pounds, aud the wonder
is he was not more severely hurt. DR..
Calhoun was sent for, and attended to
the injured man.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

POSTAL CuANGE.-It is reported that
in accordance with instructions from the
Post Office Dcpn Itmcat, the mails will not
he delivered to the Chehalis on Sunday
evening hereafter, bu' early Monday morn
ing. This will necessarily cause delay
OF several hourc in the arrival of thar
Steamer at Tins port. The change is said
t. have been made in order to give the
nverw"rked post>office clerks at least one
day of n st in the week; and tor that rca>
son, we doubt not, the pubic will ca lily
acquicscc in the arrangement.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

WMATCOM CoUNTY.-In WhatcOm there
about 100000 acres of good land, OF
which, at very low estimate, 500 900 are
available for purposes of agriculture. And
yet the improved lands, as found by the
Assessor in 1882, aggregate only 1926
acres When that number is multiplied
by fifty, as it will be generation hence,
Whatcom county will yield the thrifty
hushaudnen II greater quantity OF produce
than is now secured by all the filters of
the soil in Washington Territory. Post.
Iutelligencer.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

REMOVING THE JANA meeting was
held at Mann's store last Saturday, to de-
wise means for removing the jam in the
north fork of the Skagit, and commit
tee of thirteen was appointed to examine
the jam, and make an estimate of the cost
of removing the same, on Tuesday of this
week. There will be another meeting at
Skagit City to-day Saturday, wien the
committee will report.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

COAST SURVEY. - The United States
surveying schooner Earnest will begin
work this SeaSon in the middle Sound
near Seattle, where she left off. This
party will be in charge OF Lieut.. Bodies.
1t was tx tected that the little government
steamer being constructed at SEATTLE
would be ready fos launching to-day
Saturday. She will he commanded by
Capt. Gilbert, and will work among the
islands of the archipelago. 1t will prob
ably take several years to complete the
work.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

TEACHERS, INSTITUTE A postal card
from J. w. Clark. secretary of the Wash,
inton Teachers Institute, informs us that
the western division of the Institute will
convene at Seattle August Goth, and per.
haps continue until Sept. LIST. Assistant
Secretary. Miss Mary Condor, Seattle;
Executive Committee o s. Jones OF Sc
attic, X. c. Kerr of Port Townsend, and
Mrs. A. b. Huntington of Castle Rock,
COwlitZ county.
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CANAL BUILDING From an article pub
lished in the San Francisco Call we learn
that Ii. II. Lynch, formerly of Fida!go
Island, where he worked farm with his
father, o. Lynch, is now acting as engin-
Ger OF the reclamation company engaged in
the Panama canal project. Mr.. Lynch Is
now excavating eight miles OF the canal
which is to connect the waters of the At
antic and Pacific oceans.
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New FIRM.-Is is with pleasure we call
attention to the new firni OF Oakley &
Bowman, SUCCESSORS to A. Bowman & Co.
of this place. MIR. Oakley being gentle-
man of much experience, and interested
in the many contemplated improvements,
h'r', we expect to see lively times at An
scortes soon. They have just opened II
large stock of goods, waich they will dis
pose OF at prices that will Astonish- you
Give them call.
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Coon SHOT. - While out hunting on
the island, one day this week, Charles ].
Woodbury. anu Capt. Hill killed two
bald-headed eagles, measuring respec>
lively seven and seven and one-half feet
from tip to tip, Woodbury. bringing down
his bird at y distance of seventy-fve
PAGES, with an ordinary rifle. Charles,
the persimmons are yours.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

STILL SIcK.-Wc learn that the condi-
ton Of Robert Becker, who was taken
dangerously i'll while returning llnme
from Seattle last week, has not materially
improved, he being still confined to his
bed. HIS condition became so alarming
that it was found necessary to send to La
conaer for DR.. Calhoun, who came over
an the Dispatch. The doctor pronounccs
Ar. Beckers complaint to be wind colo.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

SEMAHMoo CANNERY.-- Work is rap
idly progressing on the new fish caunery
at Semiahmoo. The new wharf, 100 feet
IN length, is nearly completed. James
iarte, Que OF the proprietOrs Of the cam
merry, went up to Seattle on the Hope last
Saturday. tor the purpose of getting .
steamer to go up to Point Roberto after
the machinery,
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CARPET WEAvlre

THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED FOR
u weaving Rag Carpets to order at the following
reasonable prices
STRIPED CARPETS 20 CTs. PER YARD
PLAIN CARPETS 20 CTs. PR YARD
I will also furnish the warp, If required, at the
rate of 1917 cents per yard. The warp can be pro-
cured at the store of A. Bowman Co.,, Anacor,es.
Carpets for parties in Laconner will be left
at the store of l.. L.. Andrews.
Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Address by letter or otherwise,
MRS. o. HAROLDSON.
13tf AnacorIes, Fidago Island.
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TIE WHITNEY FAnM-R F. Whitnev

Tas WHITNEY FARM.-R. E. Whitney,
the extensive farmer on the Swinomish, is
making preparations to go into the seed
growing business. He has already set out
small patch OF cabbages for seed. Mr..
WAi'aey has recently purchased "a new j..
]. Case Agitator threshing machine and
engine, at cost OF $4,000. He intends
sending his old machine to the Samsh
this summer.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

CHANGE OF BASE. Mr.. McAlpinc, for
some time past acting rs mate on the
steamer Welcome, has resigned bis posi-
ton on tha. boat, and accepted similar
place on the Star. Mr.. Green. formerly
mate Of the Snchomish steamer Nellie,
has succeeded Mac on the Welcome.
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SALMON WEIR. Capt. Brown has about
completed the salmon weir he has been ca
gagged on for a short tine past 1t is located
opposite Deans place, on Sanlish Island.
anu ADO 1t the last of the month it viii
oe reacy to receive the first run OF salmon
with open arms, as it were.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

lNHITCUED. - f. Kitchens, Of Orcas
Asiand, warns the public not to trust his
vile Sarah, rs she has jumped the traces
anQ ran away. There was not much use in
.''chin this pair; they don't seem to pull
together. Evidently this was only half
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

INCREASED Congress has passed law
increasing to $40 per month the rate OF
pension for loss of u limb or equivalent
disabili les. The bill affects all who are
now receiving from sis t" $3l.25 per
month, giving them $40 per month in
stead. This will lie good news to many
old soldiers in this section.
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Maryland House,
LACONNER, w. t.

MO PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN KEEP
ing up the well established reputation OF
the house as one of the quietest and best kept
Everything clean and neat about the premises.
Special efforts will be made to keep the table
supplied with the best the market can afford,
and to see that the food is properly cooked and
served second to no other house in the terri
tory. A large reading room for the accomo
dation Of guests
8 JOHN McGLINN.
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okAoET LoGGING.-Thcre are at. pres
eht 10 logging camps in active operation
on 'he okaaet river, each employing on an
"'c,aSe from 10 to IS men, and from 10
10 - yoke C. cattle
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MARRIED.-At Seattle, on Sunday last,
Miss Frances May Weaverling. OF Fl
dalgo Island, was united in marriage to
F. f. Morehouse, OF Seattle, Justice Cam
performing the ceremony.
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Market Report.

SEATTLE. July 6th.-Froin l.. Reinig's standing
report III the Seattle piptrs we quote: No. l WOOL
200S22e. Flour .5oW95 rs. OatsS320D}5. Bacon
llgi3c. No. I Butter-2269 l3c. Eggs-220g23:.
Chickens- s'o0@s5 Hides. dryl5@ l6c green.
1GSr. Po.atoes--l val &c. Hay, Lew-sl2.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JAMES A. GILLIlAND,
Laconner, w. II.
iaas business Of ApY description
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

My arrangements in OLYMPIA and Washington.
d. c., such rs to give my customers the advan-
tage of not having to go to Olympia with their wit
nesses In proving mp on land. COnveyancing, taxes
paid. purchases and sales made. Collections made,
and proceeds promptly remittsd. lit
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TO get the tide at Whatcom figure thirty minutes
later. Seuniahmoo, sixty minutes later and Lacon-
ner nearly two hours later. Corrected weekly.
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NOTICE.

uoUsEKEEPER wANTED-A WIDOW WOMAN
~ with several children preferred. Apply by letter
in person to II. b. JENKINS. Guemes Island.
What com County, W. 7. 12tf
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-07-15

MEANS OF TAKING SMALL VESSELS
W. out of the water, for the purpose of exam
ing the bottom, caulking and other necessary
work, can be found at Anacortes, a Grid-Iron
having been erected for that purpo c. We have
also good Blacksmith Shop in connection with
the above, and the necessary tools for doing all
wood ana iron work. Terms reasonable.
15tf A. BOWMAN l. CO.
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JHE PIonEER
NRUG Store
WHA-TCOMe

mr.. THORNTON HAS ESTABLISHED COM
- plete Drug Store at Whatcom, and holds himself
ready to attend sick calls at any part of the Sound,
at all hours and reasonable fees. 16 If
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KELLOGG : ANDERSON,
WAV ~ Z1s
SEATTLE AND LACONNER.

s. JORGESsON 80. Manager Laconner Branch
~ Prescriptions carefully compounded
full line of Drugs and Patent Medicines, Toilet,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles, Book, Station
cry, etc., always on hand, at Seattle prices.
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tEoAI BLANKS.

. ERSONS IN NEED OF LEGAL BLANKS. SUCH
Z VS. Chattel Mortgages, Quiz Claim and Warranty
De eds, etc, would do welt to make application ut
tn is Office where they be obtained at reasonable
prices. Blanks printed to order on short notice.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
Cheer.
iWtlttcn for the Pro-. ]

iwrttcn FOR the Prcss1
o Memory call the vision up,
To-day while clouds are falling,
or suu-lit skies and mountain top
SNOW capped 10 mountain calling.
Across the sheeted mists that veil
The upland, dell, and meadow,
Repent the summers Is airy grace,
And play Of light and shadow.
Throw wide my doors now stoutly barred
Against the storms uplifting,
And let the drowsy fragrance III
From rose and jasmine drifting.
To-day the tired sea moans and moans
With cpaaeles5 llmentation;
From out the cry still let me hear
4 glad reyorbcfation.
Cool dreamy haunts by moss-grown caves,
Waves creeping softly after
In pittcring bands that sink and swell
And break in ripping laughter -
And when with polting hoof, the floods
Ny midnight dreams di5memDcr,
Still let me trace starry sky,
And moonights silvry splendor!
q happy souls, who thus can fill
Their lives with fullest measurc,
Amid the sDmbre wouf OF pain
Can weave the warp of pleasure
Who when the shadows darkest fall
About the night of sorrow,
Still feel the sunshine OF the past,
And see n bright tomorrow
HilO, February 18th, 1889. NJ. c. x.
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Insurance Notice.

TINE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For.
egn Marine Insurance Company Uimited) ha.
received instructions to Reduce the Rates OF In
sufancc between Honolulu aud Ports in The Pacific and
Il now prepared to issnc Policies at the lowest rates
with special reduction on freight per steamers.
sss iy Agent BRIT For Mar tns Co limited