, 1883-11-22
Fashion.

The Prceby.ery of Pug It Soand Is il
session at Seattle,
L1test styles Of Hats and Bounets Il
the Temple if Fashion.
We noticed Mr. LawrenceS Smith 4 few
days ago hitchiUg up TO fine new
wagon.
For latest styles in Hats and Bonnet,
visit the Temple ot Fashion.
Look oHt for an advertisement u 5ofi
day goods from Plummer Bros i Gefr,
tomorrow.
Ribbons in every variety at :he Ten
pie of Fashion.
For SALE.-A young COW; will have
a calf in January. Apply to j. Roesch
at Pettygrove X Burkett's bakery.
Handsome D.ess Buttons at {. 10, Il
and 20 cents dozen at the Te mpIe of
Fashion.
Governor Newell wants AN appropria-
ton for publishing an Immigration
pamphlet. 1t ought 10 be gfa nted
For Ribbons go to the Temple of
Fashion.
Major w. II. H. Wasson, special agent
of the Treasury Department., returned
today from an official trip to Whatcom.
Temple of Fashion is next door to
Wells, Fargo Il Cos.
The schooner Queen has completed
Ioading lumber at the saw mill, for San
Francisco. She will carry az way 100000
feet.
For fashionable millinery visit the
Temple of Fashion.
The colored citizens of San Francisco
will celebrate the anniversary of the
signing of the emancipation procIarna-
ton January 1st.
Fancy neck ribbons at the Temple of
Fashion.
One of the finest young horse teams
in the country belongs TO the Riley
boys. 1t has just been brought 10 town
from Island county.
Ladies' don't fail to call for your raiI.
inery, underwear, lace goods, Ne, at the
Temple of Fashion.
Mrs. Revelrs residence property on
the hill, advertised for sale, is AMONG
the most desirable in town. 1t will not 90
begging, even at Il handsome price.
4 full line of Human hair at the TEN
pie of Fashion.
Councilman Kerr has introduced a
bill to compel the registration of voters,
similar to the California law. 1t is said
to, have good prospect of passing.
Latimer & Co, agents for Peruvian
Bitters, are prepared to fill orders, whole
sale and retail.
On Thursday, Nov. 29th, Thanksgiv-
ing Day, TIE Presbyterian and NJ. L.
Churches will unite in union services, to
be conducted i'll the NJ L. church Ser
mon by Rev. n, Doane, d. d.
Use Jacques, Atwood & Co.'S Double
Strength Flavoring Extracts" For sale
by PLUMMER Bros. & TERRY.
House Bill No 40, better known as the
high license bill, making $1,000 per
annum the license for vending ardent
spirits and $500 for malt liquors, has
been sent to the engrossing clerk in the
House, and an Olympia correspondent
says it will probably pass
HOTEL SOLD. We learn that the
Charles Hotel has been sold by Mr.. Sell
del to Mr.. Chas. Eisenbeis. Mr.. Seidel
mad built up handsome business, but
WIS compelled to give it up on account
of his health. He will try the climate of
California, we are told.
Mr.. Levi Leland, the Good Templer
iecturer,spoke atDungeness,and Sequim,
last week. At the former place he re-
organized the lodge with twenty-five char
ter members. Since then he has lectured
at Port Discovery, aud today he went to
Coupeville to talk to the good people of
Island county.
Nov. Dist. Freight discharged at
Union wharf ex. Geo. E. Starr: Tong
Zee Chopg, pkgs. Elk. North Pacific:
f e Swayzee, l pkg; J J Hunt, l; CI
Downing, l. Ex. Evangel: Pettygrove
& Burkett, pkg; Waterman Il Katz, 6;
Mrs Myers, =. Ex; Dispatch: J Hunt,
? pkgs; Muckle & Mulenbanck, .; C P
Stone, l.: Jones, 30. Elk. Hope: G. F
CIapp, l pkg. Ex. Virginia: Capt L
Lloyd, 2 pkgs; Central Hotel, .; Llewell-
yn, l.
CoNFrRMED.-Our Territorial Council
has confirmed the following nominations:
AS Regent of the Territorial University
H. G.. Struve, of Seattle. Trustee for
Hospital for the Insane George L. At
kinson, of Tacoma. Member of the
Board of Health-Allen Weir. Lumber
Inspectors First District, John Wood;
Second, c. p. Twiss; Third, Aaron Hart
sock; Fourth, Michael Fredsen; Fifth A.
S. Miller; Sixth, r. ID. Attridge; Seventh,
Thos. Craney; Eighth, NJ. Whittier;
Ninth, Edward McTaggart.
Capt. Chas. WiIloughby and family
started today for their new home at
Quiniault, where the Captain goes to as
sumo the duties of u S. Indian Agent
on the reservation at that place. Port
Townsend people join in best wishes for
the welfare of her departing residents
Captain Willoughby's residence will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Householder.
Olympia had a rousing ratification
meeting on Monday evening over the
new woman suffrage law. Mrs A. S.
Duniway, vice president at large of the
national woman suffrage association, was
in the chair. Among the speakers were:
Hon. 0. Jacobs, Gov Newell, Hon. B. F.
Dernison, Hon. j. A. Kuhn and many