, 1882-03-24
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

the month.
NJ. +. QUARTERLY meeting at Dunge-
nes', Sunday.
NAL Hayden OF Olympia, was in
town few days ago.
WORK on the saw-mill will be COM
menced next month.
EVERYBODY is interested to hear what
is going to be done at Irondale.
Mr.. s. ID. Howe, Of Seattle, has pur-
chased cigar stand at that place.
THE steam-tug Mastick has been
hauled up for extensive repairs to her
machinery.
The Schooner II. 8. Williams finished
] aiding at Port Discovery this week and
put to sea. 80" -.i
PERSONS who have U. s. land warrants
for sale might find a purchaser by sp-
plyi lg at this office.
THUS far March has presented both
extremes of weather-true to its tradi-
tional charteristics.
THERE has been a religious awkening
in the Puyallup valley recently. Sew
eral baptisms resulted.
For the best quality of all kinds OF
groceries. and cheap, go to james Jones,
opposite Central Hotel.
Mr.. G.. G.. Smith is erecting sub
stantial dwelling house on his land over
leeking Admiralit, Inlet.
I.OR. M.--Chimacum tribe meet at
their Hall in Port Townsend on the 1st
and 3d Tuesdays in each month.
The little steamer Hornet was recent
ly purchased by Mr.. p. l.. Wiley, Of
Mason county, to run near Olympia:
SrALwARr organs now complacently
refer to the Arthur-Blaine quarrel as
"Mr. Blaine's attack on the President"
CHOSEN FRIENDS are not all
ch,r,n yet. You can join at same cost
OF charter members until the 2Sth inst.
Owing to the sudden and unexpected
illness OF the editor this week, num-
Der OF important news items are left
out.
"CurAvAco"-Mr Korter can tell You
what It is, and supply you with bot
tie. II your hair is falling out, give
him call.
The Port Blakely Mill Go. have paid
as high as $3.50 per thousand for
boom OF saw logs. Pretty good indica-
tions for loggers
REV. A. Laubach, Of Port Discovery,
is expected to occupy the pulpit Of the
NJ. Z. church here next Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. Harry Tibbals is about to erect q
dwelling house upon his lot on Maple
Avenue, where the Croutons were burn
ed ont last year.
Rev. A. Atwood, NJ. E. presiding ell
der, arrived on Wednesday, and will
proceed to-day to Dungeness to preside
at the regular quarterly meeting there.
IPyeu want to cure the dandruff or
keep your hair faom falling out buy
bottle Of Mr.. Korters Cutavaca for the
hair, prepared by himself Price rs cts
PERHAPS you may care to hear the
new play, Esmereida, next Wednesday
might, the 29th Its going to be some
I. ing "rich, rare and raey."
GO AID see those nice Chest Protectors
at LATIAER Il Cos. and don't fail to1se-
cure bottle Of Cough Syrup.
.woaK ON ML TOtjuson's new stone
@ liar under his dwelling house is pro-
sressing nicely, as is also the excavation
in Mr., Bartletts cellar and laying the
floor in the same.
The city c,uleil has warned all hold
,rt of wholesale liquor licenses that
they violate the law by selling liquors
- quantities e 10 than one gallon under
their licenses, and are liable to prosecu'
non.
SSoBoNsH and Whsteom eouI ty
nev papers are enjoying an immense
SOON" in land notices. Uncle Sam
uel is being relieved Of his surplus de-
main in those localities at rapid iate
DIR. e. Cchn, OF Per land, salutes
the readers il che ARGUS in to-days is-
sue. The Doctor is Surgeon for the ..
r. & N. Co, but finds time for great
deal of outside business Bead his