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LONDON, March l3-Bullon gone into the Bank of
England on balance to-day, $4,000. Consols for
money, 100 iiiG; for the account 100 1910 United
states bonds, Is 1901 Atlantic and Great Western
firsts IA; New York Central 1885; Pennsylvania
dii- Heading e7ss; Ontario aud Western, 22l Paris
ilnn. 2lf Alc.
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stock ana Bond QuOtatiOnE-New York
and baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report Of the financial market yester.
day Iogether with the opening. highest, lowest and
closing quotations are furnished by thebanking house
ID. O.!
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Florest6n Cologne Is grateful TO invallds becaus,
II Is refreshing without the sickening effect o
most perfumes.
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WAY sac BANGS HER HAIR.:

What aiis that maid % said spilkins,
AZ he met passing fair,
Ana saw her eyes, meath "wave and "orimp,"
Which DER her forehead dangled limp,
Give forth a stony stare.
"Methink, i" said wilkins. scornfuly
As he tossed his head in air.
"She has no brains TO cudgel,
Aud so she bangs her hair"
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TVNHE GREAT -
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
40 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTH WEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EoUIP

TO THE NoRTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT JANUARY -. lsSa
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station.
corner sixth and d streets, as follows;
OF Pullman Hotel and aIeepIns cars NJ 70 Y M
daily; Fast Line, GSD =. M daily with sleeping Cnri
ES narTiggrg ay g e cpGnSa pHh T. wes5n Z, mTprs
Ctncinnau Mall Express, $50 p. m. daily for Pitts
B<iMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, buffalo, Niagara. a5i
=. M daily, except saturday. with Palace Cars To
For Wlllianisport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at e5,
Far a. n Tc;y Saiy yor STseGt aS6 In Snn5sy & so,a m m
% & ana sS S RI E%pPS GS SSqdPy o y@S maj S Pr"T n%d dsI e
For Brooklyn, N. r., ali through trains connect
at Jersey Eily With boats Of Brooklyn Annex
double ierrlago across New York city.
For Ph&.ladeiPhla & 500 O. m 1879 a. IN ln GSo 20 VA va
2. NJ Limited Express. GO ~ M daily, exccpi
For baltimore, GO 500 GsO 1880 a. M. and l:so ia
$40, $40 1870, 1850 and l0s0 y. M. on sunday. 800.
W9 IAN a. m & l;SO Gig !5O G6O and 0;:n p M Haiti.
For annapolis 6iO a. NJ and I,ao p IN. daily. exccp,
AkEXHNpGtA 4Mp Y RAIL u,
For NexsndriS $50, 100, 90 100, and ll:25 a. IN.
2D, 500 $50, 500 and 1880 p M; on Sunday at 030
For Richmond aud the South G'5D aud ll!25 a. daily
and 800 p. m. daily, except sunday,
s;5S ana 1000 II M. I2iO 500 500 100 aud G2O p M
and 1900 midnight; sunday, at SOS, $3.50, and lOd
Tickets and Information ut tho Office, northeast
corner Of thirteenth street and rennsylyania aye
the checking of baggage to destination from hoteh
j. Il. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK fmOAisoN, General Manager.
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Opening. Closing.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market.
furnished by Cooke & Co., Pa ave. and Fifteenth st
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United Statcs MarshaI,s Sale.

by virtue of "A writ of fierl fac!as, issued out of
The Clerks office Of the, supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, and to mo directed, will
sell ut public sale, for cash, at the Courthouse
door of said District, on THUltSDAl the Both day Of
Mach, 1881 ut II o'clock m nll the right utlo clm,
interest of the defendant In aud to the following
raser.hedlproperty In the city Of Washington to wit:
TIE woatS3 feet inches of lot No. H. In square num-
bored 20 having front on street Off feet inches
aud running back with that width to the rear line of
said lot together with all and singular tho improve
ments thereon. Levied upon rs the property oi VIM.
r. Ress, to satisfy Execution No. 2Ii6g, nt law, In
favor Of John II. BlOss. -
G. Il. HENRY,
United states Marshal.
inrII Ito
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= InITtU NIuIps NINTNNNI.
United States Marsha's Sale.

BY virtue of u writ OF er faclns, issued out OF tho
Clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia ana to me directed wlll sell mt pubic sale
Or cash. NJ the door Of tho Courtouse for said Dis
Y o'clock m all the right tl!le claim ana Interest Of
the defendant In and to the following prop
erty, to wit: The south half of sublot number sixty
two (B2 IN j. r. Olstoads subdivision Of part of lot
twclyc (l2l square ~ as recorded IN Lber H. ID. ca
folio nj Surveyors office said District together with
all and singular the Improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property OfrasS. Huntley TO satisfy Exe-
cuton No, GO75, oquityn favor OF Charles G. iuntey
G. II. HENRY, L. s. Marshal.
THOs DOWNING, Auctioneer. fe2i-ds
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April. May. June April May. June.
Wheat .ti IS sI 2lt o. 22lssi siJSsI 25,s 81 23JE
Corn -,....... 624a Ga O5A Oll6 GO B5A
OATS. ...... iliS i3R i2ls 4Ia1 az i2S
Pork 10 B7la S7Is " 07Sl7 20 ~ 22.eI II 40
Lard -.... no i7la 10 30 ~ 20 10 52la0 G7al 10 20
Year wheat --.,. l02Al -.... 1929
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
CLEDE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINZ
ALEN ANDRAA.

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS!
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday. ..,,...,i2 IN
From WASHlNGrON every Monday. ."....,"1p. IN
Through and prompt cOnneGton with New York
Boston, Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bills Lo1ing given. Freight received and delivered
daily until u. IN. W. r. CLN DE & co.
General Agents, Philadelphia.
j. II. JOHNSON 81 Co.,
Agents, i2ih and iSth ST. Wharves $. w, 1872 .
st, N, W. Washington, ID, C. felOtf
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Washington Market Company bonds iO2k -,....
Inland and sen Coast Company stock -..-. so
Ivanhoe Mining Company stock ......,.. -.,.a, 90
National Bank of the Republic. ........... i50 -.,..
Farmers aud Mechanics Nat. Bank..a 40 -...
NEW YouR STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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The SnIh 3 Rgge ManaleIarIng C0npanY

LOCK BOX 1905, BRIDGEPoRT. CONN,
Manufacturers Of specialties In Light Hardware and
Metallic uonds generally Government aud Giant
PadlOcks. sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, organ
Locks; the automatically Giant sash Chain, su-
peror 70 every other and very much cheaper mo spe-
clal pulley requirod) The Smith & Egge MlnufaG.
turing Co, also giyeaApecal attention 70 the makngOf
estimates for the cost OF the manufacture Of patented
Inventions and all the necessary tools and the manu-
featuring OF tho same on royalty, All communca'
tlons treated conhdenually. det9lrihs8m
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BY Associated Press

BANKERs' EXCHANGE.
Three-day bllls......- 400 Sixty-day bllls. 4S7ik
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any personal knowledge OF the effect OF St
Jacobs Oil on burns. sprans, and bruises leads me
20 express myself strongly In favor Of tho Great
German Remedy" writes Mr.. Frank s. Brown,
North Attleboro', Mass.
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sup-TREAsURY BALANCES.
:. t76,569, $50 90 Currency .....r Si,lis,l47 95
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.
Notice TO MI. Vernon Passengers.

Tho steamer W. W. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished a. Il.
BLAKE, Captaiul, IL tho only boat allowed TO land
passengers AZ Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, ~.
Including Adm sitOn To ManalOn aud Grounds
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday on.
ceptedl, NJ 10 a. m. 0nd returns about y, m,
j, MCH, HOI.LiNHSWORrH.
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
l. I. BLAkE n, steRmcr w. w. GuLeoTan. lei
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Across the Cascades.

A most perilous undertaking, preg~
nant with hardships, and surrounded by
insurmountable obstacles, was that per>
formed 10y Capt. Pierce and patty IN cross
ing the country from Fl. CulviIle to head
OF Cascade river, a few weeks since. The
party arrived in Mount Vernon on Satur-
day, September 2, having left Fl. Colville
the LIST of August, and comprised Capt
II. H. Pierce, in command; q. B. Backus,
LIST Lieut.; G. f. Wilson. surgeon, and A.
Downing, topographer, with guide and
enlisted men. 10 leaving Colvile, they
followed AN old Indian trail till they
reached Okinakane river, which they tol =
lowed down thee days, thence across to
the head of Lake Chelan. In exploring
the lake, the discovery WAS made that "
large arm, Is or 20 miles in length made
out form the west side. From Lake Che
Ian the trail grew more broken, being
steep and rugged, horses and men at
times nearly losing their foothold and in
hourly danger o: being hurled thousands
OF feet below. All but three horses had
to he abandoned and sent back with
everything that could be dispensed with,
leaving them with scanty supply OF
provisions, clothing, etc. Arriving at the
summit of the divide between the lake
and the Cascades, $500 feet above the sea
level, they encountered heavy snow
storm, from which no shelter could be
had. The remaining part of the trip was
accomplished with good deal OF climb
ing; the provisions having run short they
were put on half rations, thus making it
still harder to UNDERGO. On the summit
of the Cascades, 6050 feet, some very
good specimens of gold and copper
quartz we're found in digging around in
the snow. Alter getting MS fur as the
Cascade river they traded their horses to
some Indians for canoes to convey them
down the Skaget river. At Sterling, the
first place Stopped at in coming down,
they presented very dilapitated APP
pearance, beng in ragged and half
tamished condition. They proceeded to
Mt. Vernon, where they took the jose
phine Tor Seattle, and then to Vancouver,
where they belong. The object of the
expedition, as near as we could learn,
was to ascertain, if possible, if a practi-
cable route could BIZ established across
the mountains ut this point, for the pur-
pose of bringing supplies and troops over
from C,lville, and also to obtain lnfor-
nation in regard to the Indians in that
locality. Not having seen more than a
doz. Indians altogether on the trip, and!
being thoroughly Disguised with the
route rs far practic ability IS concerned,
their report will probably not meet with
any immediate results.
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LOCAL NEWS

A BUCKEYES OPINION.-FrOm q recent
letter written to the Cincinnati Commer-
cial by A. X. Woodbury., who spent sew.
emil days on the island, we extract the
following: "Auacortes, the principal set
lement on Fldalgo Island, consists of sew
eral houses, q store, and-mirabile dictu |!
"a newspaper, the NORTHWEST ENTER
PRISE. which has q frstrat circulation
on the lower Sound. The place was To-
Gated by certain DR.. (?) Bowman, of San
Francisco. and they say that in christen-
ing it with such excellent taste after the
analogies of the quaint old Spanish
rames given tn these islands by that ro
mantle medieval navigator, Juan de
Fuca, the good doctor q intended dcli>
cate compliment to his accomplished
wife. Her maiden name was Anna Cur.
lis. Leaving Anacortes, with the grateful
memory of many jolly hour pass d in
tramping through it's moss carpete,l for
ests in search of eagles and deer, climb
ing the rugged, picturesque cliffs. sailing
over the dark. changeful face of the water
or plunging into its icy depths-nature's
tonic for the ovcrworked nerve ce;ls-I
proceetad about 20 miles northward to
y iellingham Bay, one of the finest harbors
on the lower Sound" Whatever caused
our friend Woodbury. 70 dub Amos Bow
man NJ. D.. is past finding out. Perhaps
he meant doctor of geology, or of links,
chains and tripods. We can imagine the
childlike smile fitting across the counten>
ance of "the good doctor" on reading the
above.
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DANGEReULY IIL-Mr. Waikle, living
on the Swinomish, was reported last week
to be dangerously i'll, and hardly expect
ed to recover. Several days since, being
but partially recovered from severe at
tack of pneumonia fever. he ventured out
of doors, and short distance from his
house fell into u ditch, from whence, in
his weak and exhau- ted condition. he was
unable to extricate himself and there Q
was compelled to remain, partly immersed
in water, until some time aiterward, when
he was accidental y discovered by lmy
passing by, who assisted the unfortunate
man to his b. IN. This exposure and ac>
cident brought on u relapse, from which,
ut last accounts, he was not expected. t."
rally.
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Democratic County Convention win be
held Mt Whatcom on Tuesday.
Squire Sibley has been doing some me-
cessary work about the cemetery this week.
Wells & Powell will commence work at
their new camp ON Lumml next week.
Robert Sharp and Miles Fulk will
work for Wells & Powell, this winter.
The dance held at Munk's Halbon Sat-
urday evening was quite successful.
Beach is the name of new postoffice
in Whatcom county. Where is ito
The Republican Territorial Convention
meets at Vancouver next Wednesday.
James Power is mentioned for Joint,
Councilman.
A twenty foot log was cut at the Edens
camp last week, that scaled 5000 feet.
The owners of the Pass mill will add
some new machinery to their mill soon.
William Deutsch has been rather unfor
tunate with his sheep this season, many of
them have been either drowned or stolen.
Indians on the Swinomish reservation
are doing good business in furnishing
wood and water to passing steamers.
Judge White was engaged last week
IN raising and brac'ng up bis barn, which
tumbled down last winter.
Mr.. Van Valkenberg, OF Fidalgo, pur-
chased last week the Trimble place, adj
joining Whitney's farm, on the Swinomish.
At the Democratic primary held at
Lynden on Saturday. Samuel Caldwell
was nominated for Justice of the Peace,
and Dan Kilcup for Constable.
Mr.. Woodin, a practical mechanic, re-
Gently from Nova Scotia, is the latest adj
dition to the population Of Guemes, where
he has purchased about 40 acres, and To-
Gated with his family.
It is expected that Mangan's new hall,
across the hay, will be inaugurated on
Thursday evening next by social dance,
although it has not yet been positively
announced.
We inadvertently omitted to mention
in our report of the proceedings of the
Republican County Convention last week,
that Orrin Kincaid was renominated for
the Office Of Representative.
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess
Louise arrived in San Francisco Wednes-
day, from whence 'ney sailed yesterday
for Victoria, " here they will probably ar
rive on Monday evening.
WHEN you visit Seattle. call at the Pu
get Sound Hat and Cap Store and dealer
IN gents furnishing goods, and select from
a large and fashionable assortment, at
reasonable prices. Commercial street.
Sign OF the Big Hat.
"a IF f. MYER.
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A HARD TIME.-During the prevalence
Of a strong southeast wind and while the
tide was swiftly ebbing, on Monday even>
ing. the little tugboat, Susie, Capt FOSSIL,
dritted from March's point down past An
acortes, distance ct about three miles.
The tug had on full head of steam at
the time, but so strong were the elements
that she drifted lmost mile below Ana
cortes before steerage way could be OBJ
taine,l. The Susie came down after a
boom Of logs ut Eden's camp. Being I'M
able 70 obtain water herealouts, she WAS
compelled to anchor the boom in the har>
Dor and proceed to Utsalady for supply
OF the aqueous element.
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LACONNER NEWS.
DeaM Of Mrs. G. N. L. ,4Hen- criminal
Suiks-Deiegaies EIecied-E2c.

DeaN Of .,frs. 6. n. L. .aHen-Criminal
Sui1s-Deiegaies LIecied-k3c.
Correspondence ENTERPRISE.
Laconner and vicinity has been quite
lively during the past week. Justice
Dwelly has SIX criminal cases pending in
his Court. The Skaget Boom Company
are charged with erecting and maintaining
u public nuisance; /. e., interfering with
navigation on the Sknget river. The cem-
| plant is made by S. Starbird. On the
18th inst. Edward McTaggart made three
complaints against j. FOSSIL, H. j. Olney
and Edward Bailey, for removing saw
logs from the county before the same had
been scaled by the government inspector
| w. T. Stoll, of Laconner, for the Terri
tory, and McNaughts for the defendants
1t is anticipated that stiff fight Will be
made, as the penalty Is large and the de-
PENDANTS have money back of them.
On Tuesday Mrs. VIM. Hewitt made a
com plant before Justice Dwelley that on
the preceding night William Hewitt as
sauted her with deadly weapon and de-
stroyed $50 worth of her property. Hew-
lit was placed under arrest, and after Ian
gushing Ia durance vile forty-eight hours
the case was dismissed.
The death of Mrs. G. w. L. Allen, wife
of ex-Sherif Allen, which occurred this
week, has cast gloom over the entire
community. Deaceased was highly es>
teemed. She leaves seven children, among
whom is Mrs. L. l.. Andrews, of Laconner.
! Carlson & Morrison's new saloon builds
ing is nearly completed, and will he open
to the public October LIST.
The editor of the Mail has been sick for
a few days-perhaps of convention.
LACoNNER, Sept. 14th. OFF Ok.
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DELEGATEs.--At the Democratic prima-
ries held last Saturday, the following were
elected delegates to the County Conven-
ton, to he held at Whaicom on Tues
day next: Nooks ,ck w. r. Moultray
and g. ID. Goodwin. Lynden - II. A.
Judson ard II. w. Smith. Ferndale--
Messrs. laws, North and McDougsll.
Whatcom-William Utter, A. G. Marston
and g. Donovan. Guemes-E. Hammond
and A. c. Kettles, I.aconner-J. F.
Dw.l'ey, ]. 8. Kelley, Al. Learner, w. T.
Stoll. Jim Harrison, Chas. Moore, 3. A..
Chilbu,g and Jno. Belle.
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WHATCOM NOTES.
.Jk1X C0wpIeied - SMrSer Finite sed - .4M
abundance of Fruit.

Correspondence ENrsRrRIsE.
The steamer Daisy came in last even
ing. She goes to Lynden, for freight.
Mrs. Carr, of Lopez lslan,i, spent cou-
pie of weeks in our town, tue guest OF
Mrs. Penfeld.
Austin & Gilman have finished the town
site survey, and return to Seattle soon.
A party OF young men left town last
Wetln. s,ny IN a small yacht, bornl for
Lummi and Orcas Islands, in search ot
game. They fished, hunted, got lost. and
enjoyed themselves generally, until Sun.
day. They lrorght no game.
NJ A. Mcpherson, G. Celene'an E. NJ.
Cudworth left Whatconi. Saturday. Tor
Lynden, the site of the colony logging
camp, and y, yesterday G. L. CudwOrth
started with the teams and logging outfit.
Senator Garfield, OF Illinois, has been
in town several days looking after his
land in this vicinity. He seems well
pleased with this portion of the country
The mill Is completed, so far as the
framing is concerned, and stands ready ia
receive the machinery, which seems slow
about coming. L. D. Frank, the Super
in,entcnt. Is expected from Seattle soon
j. Y. Collins and wife, Mis-. Mcpherson
and Mrs. Roeder took n tip to the Noox-
sack last week, for load OF fruit. They
report an abundance of fruit ot all kinds
especially plums, some trees bending to
the ground. Fine blue plums are selling
at 81 cents per pound.
Hawlcy & Dalander's novelty boat came
into port last week. On its way up ia
Lvnden il took the families and household
effects OF Cudworth brothers. Colony.
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NEW WHARF.-THE advisability of con-
structing wharf has been under consid-
Grafton for some time by persons living
on the island in the neighborllood OF the
pass, and work will probably be COM
menccd on the structure some time this
iAll. The wharf will he about 800 feet
IN length, and will not cost more than
sSoo, providing all the neighbors in that
section assist in the work. 1t would be
profitable, we believe, for some one to
MAINTAIN water tank in connection with
the wharf, for the accommodation Of
steamers passing that point.
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NARROW EscAPE.-The dwelling of ].
G. Sullivan, ON Guemes Island, narrowly
escaped being consumed by fire, one even
ing last week. Having occasion to 60 out
doors for lew minutes. leaving coal oil
burning on the table, Mr.. Sullivan discov-
cred on his return that the lamp had ex
pioded, setting fire to the bed clothing
and completely running a new suit of
clothes, purchased few days previously
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CASDIDATEs.-Thc following gentlemen
have either announced themselves or arc
mentioned by their friends as aspirants
tor county Officers before the Democratic
County Convention, which convenes ut
Whatcom on Tuesday: For Sheriff, Jas.
OLoughlin; for Au litor, G. Donovan; Tor
Treasurer. H. A. Judson; Comm! ssioners,
Il. Clothicr, George Savage, A. G. Kettles
and E. Hammond. School Superintend-
ent. j. S. Kelly.
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SHINGLES DEsTRoYED.-On Thursday

SHINGLES DEsTROyED.-On Thursday
evening Of last week a fire was started at
the single camp Of John Williams, short
distance from Fidalgo. tor the purpose of
burning up the debris that had nccumu-
lated about the place. BY some mishap
the fire communicated to a. pile of Shin
giles, and 1000 were destroyed before the
flames could be subdued. A large cedar
tree near the house atterward caught fire
and came down during the night with a
terrific crash, badly frightening the occu>
pants OF the cabin, who were asleep at the
time.
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Coon WoRK.-The hay press recently
invented by Mr.. Christensen. of the De-
ception Pass mill, gives complete satisfae>
ton. With this machine it is possible to
press five bales 40 hour, and three men
can turn out about 40 bales per day ON an
average. Last week the Christensen
brothers pressed about 1875 bales, and have
on hand enough hay for about 80 bales.
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PERsoNAL.-The revenue cutter Oliver
Wolcott cameanto port Friday morning
with Collector Bach and Special Treasury
Agent Horr on lord. After coming
ashore and looking around. they express
ed themselves as highly pleased with
the appearance of Anacortcs and its ex
cellent harbor.
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FIDALao FRUIT.-A box Of fine fruit,
consisting of varieties of apples and
plums, the product OF Fidalgo Island,
than which there is none better, was kind
~ presented to the ENTERPRISE office this
wedk by Mrs. Robert Becker, for which
that lady will please accept our thanks.
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CANOE CAPsIzED. Two small boys,
sons OF j. Kavanaugh, living near March 3
point, narrowly escaped drowning recent
y ny the capsizing of canoe in which
.ney were padding about in the neis hbor
mood of their home. Being but short
Instance from shore, they managed some-
now to reach terra frma, thoroughly wet
and badly frightened.
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NOT GunrY.-The jury in the case Of
Lars Brown, charged with the murder Of
"..se J'Affret some months ago on Orcas
ksptand, brought in verdict, on Tuesday,
, copot guilty. The case was tried at Port
- - -wnsend.
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To the Public.

Itake this opportunity of stating that
my time is fully occupied with other mat
ters. and I therefore respectfully but posts
lively decline to allew my name to be
used in connection with the Office OF
County Surveyor, as could not serve if
elected JOHN A. TENANT
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ODD FELLOWS LoDGE.-The initatOry
steps have been taken for the establish
ment of an Odd Fellows Lodge at Mount
Vernon. They have received their charter
from the Grand Lodge. The hall over
Clothier & English has been fitted up tor
their use.
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RUNAwAY.-A team belonging to E
Compton became frightened the other day
and started "ff at full speed, and before
they were recaptured succeeded in break
ing the wagon tongue.