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Western parties are negotiating for
suitable size for a fish stand. with a view
Of furnishing a home market 10 our fisher
men.
Our streets are exceedingly muddy
There j. a pressing need Of side walks.
which will, We trust, IN due time be fnr-
Hshed
The harbor, which mas afforded safe and
commodious anchorage for large fleet Of
vessel, during the winter, is now well-nigh
deserted the fleet having separated for the
seasons work.
The steamer Little Buttercup" now
makes tri-weekly trips here. connecting with
Bar Harbor and other places around the
bay. Capt True Is a gentlemanly and &C
eommoda,ing officer, and hi, boat deserves,
a. We hope il will have, large and lucra-
tive patronage.
The ladies Of the Social Circle. in COL
nection with the Baptist church. have enter
ed upon a series Of select festivals which are
thoroughly ENJOYABLE a, well a. profitable
The intelligent and and public spirited
people Of this village. when once aroused
and animated by common purpose don't
do things BY halves. An event mas lately
come TO our notice worthy Of remark and
recognition. For the past two wears Rev
\. +. Palmer has been pastor Of the Bap-
tist interests here. A. a result. a vigorous
and growing church has sprung into exist
ence. The church going people learning
that the Eden church had extended a call to
their pastor, said NO :" most enphatically.
The feeling of the people found practical
expression in a result as credtable to the
people, as It must have been gratifying TO
their young minister, and which was no less
than the raising of his salary. 10 an amount
double that of the past year. 1t is hoped
that Mr.. Palmer may be induced to remain
another year. at any rate the people are de-
termined not to let him 20 if they can help
it.
Among other things which We think
peculiar to this locality, is the unusual pre-
cOcity of our little ones. We have a large
number of little old folks among US. and
their savings often take decidedly eomical
turn. Recently one Of the oldest little la
dies of the village, who attends church and
sabbath school, as all good little old people
do, was overheard by unseen auditors, con-
ducting an imaginary service. Invocation,
reading Of Scriptures, hymns, PRAYER. ser
mon and benedictiOn followed suecessively.
and with great dignity and solemnity. 'the
would-be minister was proceeding to dis
perse the congregation, when recovering
herself she exclaimed, 30, wait a minute
brudders and sisters fordot There will
be dance in this place tomorrow night"
No comment is needed. ENEAs.
April 10.
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Sullivan.

Farmers complain OF the Spring as
cold aad backward Only thasa @ho have
po,aJo and batter for sale carry the es,-
dence IN their smiling faces, of serene con-
tentmeut.
The Granite business begins to boom.
Several cargoes having already been shipped.
Since Superintendent Shoenbar return
ed from Boston and paved off for the Mil
ton, the color of gold is frequently seen
passing over the counters into the hands Of
our smiling merchants. Greenbacks are,
doubtless, good promises to paw" and very
convenient a. circulating medium but the
look OF satisfaction that beams from the
happy countenance OF employers when they
receive the golden eagle, a. compensation
for services rendered, the best evidence
that u alone Is real money, natures true
bass of exchange 1.-THE vide world over"
-Thiriy-two hundred tons of coal have
been consumed IN Sullivan during the past
year.
superintendent King. Of the Golden
Circle and two others left the mine ton
Stewards l.iandJ IN small boat, for their
boarding house. on Waukcag Neck. The
wind being far, they improvlsed a sail, bl
putting a tree IN the mast hole. expecting a
quick and easy passage. about one mile to
their landing. When. however. but a short
distance from their starting point the boat
va, suddenly upset throwing all three into
the water. One man swan for the Island.
which. strange 10 say, tbcing an mcxperi-
encrd sWtmmer.l he succeeded IN reaching.
but IN too exhausted condition to render
any AL to the other two men still clinglng
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ny. il. Card Eas a large quantity Of
log, ct the .cr. ready for driving. Thc.c
are to lee manufactured into long and ,har,
lumber, a, hI, mills Mr. Card Is a rcr>c-
Ncr.n.. energetic. business man and wc he
he,c no one Ia town j. DONG a more extern
slNt business.
Supervisor Bng5ou ha, received BE-,
instruction, and paper, far the examination
Of teachers. from state SJpL 90; Schools.
Hon. y. \ Luce. Nj. Luce regards the
matter this wear ob.satur, and uo, advisory
a, heretofore. W a.c glad something a..
being dome ip reduce The Nominations Of
our teacher, to .umcihsug Ike a perfect
system.
Rev, Ja, Alexander ha, prepared a
lecture ,,s!cG Newfoundland agd New
fo4ul.anGrrs" ", have heard ij delivered
aul io4ud D; rcp.elc with obstruction and
amusement. NJ consider ;ha, }, ~. vel
bs4E repeating. JNu.
AYr. 10.
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PILES PILES! PILES
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST
No ONE NEED SUFFER- :

sure cure for Blind. bleeding. Itching and
[ ceraled Plies has been discovered BY DR. WI
liam, IAN Indian remedy called DIR WILLIAMS
lNbIAS OINTMENT. single box has cured the
wOrs! chrome cases Of % or 81 wears staniing. No
one need suffer five minute. after applyi Z thi ;
wonderful soothing medicine Lotions, instru-
ment> and electuarIe- de- mere harm than good
Williams ointment absDrbs the tumors alleys the
intease uching. par lculaTly at night after getting
wa IA a bell acts II pOul ice, give instant and
painless relief, and is prep red only for Piles
Itching Of The private parts, and fo nothing e-e.
Read what the Hon J NJ. C0ffinberry, Of Cleve
lInd, says about DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE
OINTMENT; Il have used SEQ : OF pile cures AMI
II affords me peas IRE slyt at Ia never found
ANYTHING Shich give such Immediate aud Der.
mapent relief a. DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN OiNT-
MESr." For "a e by = ID. WItitsIN, or
W. r. PHILLIPS x Co. Portland Me
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LYDIA +. P.nkham's Vegetable Com
pound doubtless ranks frs; a a curative
agent in all disease, Of the prooreaJNe ,ys-
tenn, degeneration ~ the kidneys. irritation
Of the bladder, urinary calcui. Nc.. Ac.
Send to Mrs. LYDIA +. Pinkham. 233 West
ern Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets,
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IbesihaAu

MIR A,a Ellington after lingering
sickness died March 80, al his home. hay-
M neared fuur-,oore wears. The funeral
services were held a, the house Mr. Smiley
OF Bangor seminary oiEo.a,ed \ large
circle Of neighbour, and friend, Nho had 50
long known and loved HIM gathered To a.
si>i IN the Las; sad rites
BY vote Of the town the ,eecimeu
are preparing 10 pat 4 substantial picket
fence around the Johnson burying ground
and pam, the same.
--MeA,les are prevalent in town. FIVE be
ing down N one family at time, bu, no
severe cases.
April 10.
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The Herald SAYS that, Wednesday,
while Young son Of Capt. IL. F. Porter,
at Pembroke, was PLAYING IN truck wagon,
"hrte two hosscs we're being "haiteu," one
OF them suddenly sprang forward, biting
the little fellows cheek and making an ugly
wound just above the jaw. on the left side
lhe teeth Of the horse tore several places
some one inch and a half IN length
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sTAtEoF MAINE.

iNNCoCK, $ Cau At ro ate. Eilswo Oh.
=, bri Try FIAT 4. -, So.
,rcouGis h,tyi,.z h.vn Gl,g ~ ,tlcmrnt in
estate -
NEHEMIAH BOHDEN fHs n Ca.fjAe.
samuel Dunbar. Ai,n'r.
oRnEEED,-That the sal uIIant 1--WE
ticg ~ persons iutcr,,-ts. 10. causing a copy o,
this order L. be pub!I-hc thryo cks i've
~ In the El' ofth myrican thsf hey mas appear
at Probate Court. a. hc h l,lrn at Bue sport on
the third Me,nesd Of Nay ext ten of
th ClD-k 10 a. e. ,. ho Caus j ~
thet have, WY D. -sssp shuuI OF he allowed
3NlJs PARKER TUCK, Judge
At 81. tH,s T.. BpRW. Esti-t r
true Cbpy Attest -CHN>. 4 buRR Regis or
PROPOSALS WANTED. We the under,isnc
L camlni Tee elected e. CNpe 4 thc approx riatiut
rSi~e,i 10 uuild the road trt,m t.uck r-ruk TO
Hulfs Cove. viii "a, e on sail tu1d, ON Monday.
April H. At tn o'siurk NJ, viii there specify
the mauus in tyh said road shalt be- built
And will trcriyc proposals Ion building i-urttou
or thy Who'll II -at'i raAd, Ke-,rtns thy right u
REJECT ANY and a bids.
EBEN HAMOR
JAMES q. tfNMOR.
T.. II. tREEtl-
Bar iItf'"r, April :. lsS1. Iwt5
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Teachers Examinations

m SATURDAY April IS. ls,2 and tur,itv AuriI
" -, tss2 respectively. beginning ~ A. VI
the Nupertnienti school Committee. Of thc city
OF Ellsworth viii hold public examinations II tie
Grammar school BulhH sch Of st. for the
purpose Of examining teachers n the pa lie
schools of saIh city 0t III ~worth. Ii hu intend
u appl1 for schools either 70 "a umcr OF N term
arr earnestly requested to be present one or the
other OF L c above dates Examination, will be
IN writing Il Will include ReaIH 2, Writ z
Nprlhng, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, III s
tory, II Ok keeping and hy -iUlugY. ist of
questions furnished b. the state Superintendent
~ be u.ei; but IN writing tie candidates viii lie
grated by I cir written answers the other
bra che-, ard in spelling a list Of words will
simply be given Zach candidate viii he ranked
H. each Oranc . an cerffd .its rlF BE- yy,faf.J
'cheTe The arsrage rank jiiiis bsiotr siftg
GEORGE W. HUDSON
thairHan, supt school Com
Ellsworth, March =, lssI. 3wI3
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Experience the Rest Guide

The reason Why women t,erl here u.e
Parker : HinEer Tome i. because they have
learned by Xprrienoc-thy best guide that
tins excellent medicine osercomes de.pan-
dency, periodical headache. indigestion, pain
in the back and kIdne,.. and other troubles
% the svN-Wvlas Journal
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Town Hall, Hancock

SEAIkD proposals. viii o. rrcciv,d flr build.
~ iHg Tow" hou-. In the town II ilaucs,k
until -iN ori"ck 4 Ai. Alri ~ Plans ami
sIi' tts' ati"n- can We ~e'n at thC -t1r,. pt a. "
nuu, IN said town, with whom o.. t,.,.fI. ma, be-,
lett The building. committee re-crye t. them
Sc Nys TIE right rrie't Aay ami au bids
Pa pRrEK 90 BtILuINo COW
HaE'nvk, Apr. ). I-ss. swf4
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Business Notices.
On Thirty DSys' Trial.

We viii send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
tale Belts and other rlectric Appliances on trial
flr tn rty dtys ~ Young men aud older persons
who are an ct.d with Nervous Debility Lost vi.
tality. etc, guaranteeing speedy relief AID com.
etc r,.stpf alton of yigor ami manh cd Also for
rheumatism Neuralgia, Parai, sis Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Rupiures and many 9TH dis
eases iliu trated pamphlet sent free. Add ess
Violate Belt Co.. Mar hall. Mich. lyr4s
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Look nj Him,

\ wear ago he Was no, expected to i've
LIVER complaint almost AiiIeI him. He cot
great relief from three bottle, Of Sulphur
B.ters, and siN bottles cured him IL e,Liu
Sun. 10
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No man feels like work when his back
aches. There Is a remedy for this; IL is
called "ELIXlR or LIFE RoOT." the Banner
Kidney Remedy. 1t cures Kidney and Llv-
er Complaints, and all diseases of the Urn
AIRY Organs.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering frOm the errors and indis
oretions Of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
loss Of manhood, &c, 1 viii send recfp- that
viii cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missioner, in south
America. send selfasltlressed envelope t. the
REV. JOSEPH T. IsMAs, Station ID, Nep FORT
Cfg. GmoS44
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County News.
1sluehilI.

bluehilI.
Road, are hard. b4, much team.ng j.
being done.
Business Of al. kinds j., lively and the
prospect j, very IncourAsiuE for b4-,
summer
The B.acA.l. Douglass. Mammoth.
Stewart. Iwin-Lead and Young Hvcla
mine, are all a, WORK a, usual, and the pros
poet for success, was never better than now.
The Congregational SUNDAY school
gave aa Easter Concert last SUNDAY even
M The attendance vas very good. and
the exercises were very highly appreciated
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An effective medicine for kidney dis
eases, low fevers and nervous prostraticn.
and well worthy of trial. is Browns lion
Bilters
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STAGE CONNECTIONS

At BuckspOrt daily for Penobscot Bluchiil,
Castine, sedgwick, BroOksyillc. Ellsworth.
L., l. LINCOLN Suut
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Triumphant.

Mrs. Seigfried, Marion, O., says THOMAS
EcLEcTRIc on was triumphant in her case /;
she used 1t for severe cold and pain in
side, and was relieved in few minutes.
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Gluteau.

ably in flesh. Though confinement in iail
has the effect usually OF giving the complex
Inn an unnatural whltene>s, Guiteau'S cheek :
have SomeN hat of a ruddy glow. Recently
nc ha, devoted almost all has spare time to
the preparation Of his book
The struggle 10 get possession Of Gui-
teau'S clothes has been a curious and not al
together reputable competition between the
laaIinS circus companies Of the country.
Coup ha, carried off the prize. The figures
of Guiicau and the others concerned in the
TRACED, have been made with great care hy
Nci'oHuugh the sculptor. and will no doubt
d. cuIIous objects. The sale of the clothes
Was a a.,,a nd, one and of course the first
thing that Gultean did va, to stick it IN his
pocket with the evident intention OF Keep
it.. II there. He Was obliged. however. 10
di~Eofsc part at It At least 10 pay Scoell.e
tnr >rlsice, m ms defense Guiteau', action
10 this a. 40 ali other matters was hateful m
the extreme. Coup, asea, saws that his oh
seTva'Ion Of the prisoner shows him to be
human raiiltsnakC.
hesuw hiic less than three months remains
before 'he fatal 30th Of June. Guitcau pre-
bonds 60 DE Indifferent, but those about him
IN taai % lakes al. his powers of eguii>m
aud usImcs> to keep up heart under the
shadow 90 approaching doom. In anN con-
flrale winch De- MAJ haze OF Affect he il
absolutely alone. HI, counsel will 20
through ,he form ~ arguing IN his behalf
nn The ail oi exceptions nov prepared. but
ihe, have no idea that the origlna. verdict
g, To punishment or date vii be set aside
>,Hll.Ie SAWS there seems 20 be- no chance of
getting an, one else Tao take hold Of the
case. and bee VAL have to look after 1t him
self
hc question: % an extra session Of the
Legislature ha. gwen rise 10 good deal of
trouble 90 the democratic camp. The ques-
i.on Was thoroughly discussed at the meeting
81 Tie State Committee, in Augusta. Thurs
DAY. and according ,o the Lewiston Journal
j. "~ccm, 10 have been the feeling that Gov.
P.A>'rd had injured the party by taking
back water on the extra session business
The democratic leader, c,idrutl, found an
extra session WAS = damaging concession
THAT t#s -plu. election, As vhU.c are not
encouraging g. ,hr fg,ioals', The fusion
STATE Commute, according To the 4 -yfi,l
.w a.1n-ur, '.a, the result Of the >a!!n.
election, }, gst,uu- 'o them. aud th,s al
'.-' .., lNo.-,.,, not 20 ca. ;ac cuutcm-
plated extra session. u is >aIa that that is
t.e a1aHEf4s feeding uf the STATE Commit
tee auI &C those uuu'Eyia. fu.au.,,, vino
ser, uNRe. o. meet uI,h the Committee.
although some aI,sar.'4c, affirm that TIE
sentiment o; tae Committee va, dl,idrd
l. ;.r Il. ~, j. correct, ih., change uf front
probably vl. prevent the calling Of the con-
'r.Tr t'Y.. .1frl ss,>.4r Iu,. fr...r.-+- %
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State of Maine.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Er.efH-W urN = 10

Upon the fDh wing tOwn-hi or tracts Of land
not liable to be taxed IN any town, The follow Ing
assessments for sta G tax ~ 50, we're ia de by
the Legislature ON the sixteenth Gay of March,
ISL.
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Assessment Notice.

Office Of the Treasu er of The Young Hecla Mining
and smelling Ompany Of Maine.
No. Il, WEST MARKET SQUARE, BANGOR. Me
Bang r. March 81, lss2.
NOTICE Is hereby given tn Al at a meeting of the
In Board of Directors tel on the GOT ,!av Of
March lsS2 an as essnrnt Of five cents per shase
wa- levied upon the capital sio K of his corpora
ton, payabl- 10 the Trs asurer r before the 18th
day of April 1852. ANY stock upon VI ich the as
sessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th das of
April ISL will be delinquent and Ill be ADVERT ell
for ale at public auction and unless payment be
previously made, number OF shares OF aid stock
suffc et {" pay the delinquent asses ment togeth.
CT wi costs of advertising and eNper ses Of sale
will be sold as above. stOekho a. RS viii D ease
present their certificates that payment may he en-
dorsed thereon.
CHARLES r. WIGGIN, Treasurer.
3wl3 By order Of the board Of Directors.
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Stone Cutters Wanted !.
COLLINS GRANITE COMPANY.
East Bluehill. Me. iwI5
TO The Public I

l'HE 'o.partncr hip formerly exist NJ betSeen
/ the undersigned, known by the name Of j. T..
Moor 4 San. has been Hiss Owed b. mutual cam
sent. Al acnoun - ia firm wi lie sttlc4 " it'll
\. {. Moor and all bills not settled Nv the 2sh "
May next. " u he left vita an attorney TOR cuiiec-
uou.
j l.. VpDR
4. MOOR
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Tn Business will siiI o. carried "a at the oh
rlAos bv \. T.. Mnor. aud h. nniy- by strict
attention {" all urlrrs leu will him. 10 merit
share OF his friead- q the puli- patronage.
Ellsworth. April az. 1872. 3Wl5
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Aeh advertisements.
LIME! LIME !

THAyE just received and keep constantly on
/ hand the best quality Of Lime Ct me nj aud
Hair, for sale low for cash.
c. III. GRiNDAL,
Water ST., Ellsw 3wl5s
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DIlsEs TORS:

r N"Eth@fEk II B Mason.
r. WoRcLsIE... Jr. Nm. q. N.pnx,rr
LtFAiElTL DAVIS.
Tliis Company l. now prepared 1, il. Fui,g..r,
ami MAchn- "orA 40 short notice, au, ia a
thorough an "nrkmauliAe manner
An assortment Of VESSEL. VINE and MILL.
CASTINGS arr kept constant. on hand Pattern.
OF amy desired Castings mrte t. pr Ter. and cast
Tugs Furnished from same a hort nollrc \ good
assortment "t >hafun- Lrpt ia -toel Bablitt
Metal wrought lr"n PIPE and tituug-. Rubber and
leather be'tins' Ru.'hr Hose Packing, i II au
Fittings either Ae..i Ia : * or supplied at short
notice az Manufacturers lowest prices. we manu-
, 1882-04-28
DO YOU WANT A NURSE?

II so. you can secure the services OF an
experienced lady OH reasonable terms by
addressing MRS. FRANCIS BENNETT.
11:tt Port Townsend. w. l..
, 1882-04-28

Mr.. w. E. Sheridan, the popular and
renowned actor, will appear this eve
ming and tomorrow evening at Good
Templars' Hall, in his great character
"Othello." He will be ably supported,
as the advertisement in today's ARGUS
shows. Mr.sJohn Burke, the advance
agent, was in town yesterday distribu-
ting posters, &c. Go, everybody, be-
cause it may be long time before
you have like opportunity again.
ON Monday next Collector Bash will
start for Fort Colville in Eastern Wash
ington, to be absent two months. The
extensive tract of country traversed by
the B. G. and w. 7. line affords fine
chance for smuggling, and hence that
portion of this collection district needs
looking after. Mr.. Bash will take time
enough to give it proper attention.
G. M. BRADSHAW, of Port Townsend,
has published an open letter to Alonzo
Leland, editor of the Lewiston "Teller,'
explaining matters connected with the
Constitutional Convention, and defend
ing himself against aspersions of an un-
pleasant character on the part of Le-
land. Mr.. Bradshaw, in two columns
of the ARGUS makes out very good
case. "Post-Intelligencer."
The saw mill at Port Discovery had
to "shut down" for several days last
week for want OF logs to work upon.
EMERSON, Whittier and Holmes are
all Of the old poets left, and they are
aged, respec lively, 10, rs and 73.
IT is said that the Skagit iron mines
have been bonded to the Central Pacific
Railroad Company for $8S,000
CAPT. H. Roeder, of Whatoom, passed
through here en- route to Ohio where he
will visit his aged father.
The Mississippi and Idaho brought a
very large number iof passengers to the
Sound this week.
The steamer Geo. E. Starr is to re-
sumo duty on the Sound route after
May 1st.
IMMIGRANTS are coming to the Sound
at the rate Of about hundred a mouth
The Episcopal memorial hospital at
New Tacoma will be opened tomorrow,
, 1882-04-28
The CutavacO Cures

PTrYRIASIS, or Dandruf, with which
many are afflicted.
ALOPEClA, or Badness. also depends
upon fungus destroying the roots Of the
hair. A spot may first arise where first
inoculated, spreading in circular form,
and so enlarging by degrees that the
whole hair is swept away, leaving a glis-
tenlng scalp; or, the disease may first ap-
pear in various places. The hair Is dull
and lustreess and easily extracted, or 1t
begins TO fall. and progressing by de-
grees Is soon lost unless remedied.
The Cutavaco will cause the hair to
grow, because it at once destroys the Of
ending cause which prevents the hair Is
ut once preserved, and the scalp and bulbs
made healthy and vigorous. Parties from
q distance must send the price of bottle
with the order. Price as cents.
Prepared and sold by
WIN. KORTER.
20. Box S5, Port Townsend, w. 7.
, 1882-04-28
MARRIED..

At San Juan. April esd, by Rev 7 j Weekes,
OF San Juan Island
Mrs Hannah, the youthful widow of
the late Eon. Jas. Hannah, mas long
been resident Of San Juan, active, en-
ergetic and hospitable in private and
public matters, while Mr.. Zigler is one
Of the most respected and industrious
citizens of that locality. We tender
congratulations and wish our friends a
happy and prosperous future,
, 1882-04-28
Vessels Consigned to
& co.
Ship Majestic.

BOUND SYDNEY, NSW
neither the captain or the undersigned
agents will he responsible for debts con-
lracted by the crew OF the above named ves-
sci j A HATFIELD, Master.
Rothschild a Co, Agents
Port Townsend April 26, 1889
, 1882-04-28
CO MIN G.!
Friday, April 20th.
w. z. SHERIDAN.

B@H y -
Together with the following ladies and
gentlemen.
Miss Nellie HolbroOk.
Late Leading Lady, Baldwin's Theater
Mis-. Lou Davenport,
The charming young Comedienne, Bal :win's 3
Mr.. Hawley Chapman,
The talented New York Actor
Mr.. ID. Miles.
The young English Comedian
Mr.. }. w. Hall,
Miss Annie Il. Gleason,
Soprano Leggiero, late Of WihelmJ and ster-
ling concerts
Miss May Stechhan.
The accomplished Pianist
Mr.. +. w. Stechhan,
Manager
Gems from Shakespeare
OF H e. il Il O.
Charles Dances Charming Comedy,
DELICATE GROUND,
A Warning to Romantic Wives.
The Promgramme will include an
q Il I q
OF unusual merit, consisting Of Comedy,
Melody and Tragedy.
Admission, reserved seats, $l.00; oidi-
nary, 90 cents. 10 be had at the usual
place.
, 1882-04-28

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will be responsible for debts con-
tracted by the officers or crew of the above
named vessel.
JOHN STOREY, Master.
Rothschild \ Co, agents.
Port Townsend March %, 1882.
, 1882-04-28

HALL's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, is no new preparation for the
public to experiment with; its success is
unparalleled for restoring gray hair to
it's natural color, promoting its growth,
and producing new hair on bald heads.
, 1882-04-28
WANTED,

A boy to do chores about house,
one that understands taking care of and
milking cows. Apply at the postofiice
at Port Townsend.
, 1882-04-28

JUST received at Jas. Jones', large
lot Of Seasides, double, elephant draw
ing paper, Drawing pencils, tracing
cloth, etc.