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, 1883-11-01
ErOnTuestlaS's DniIy

DR.. Starkey, of Seattle, has been ad-
judged insane.
The steamer Idaho arrived this eve
ming from Alaskan ports.
Prof. Frederick Nitschke, the well
known and competent piano and organ
tuner, is i'm town.
Rumor has it that Marshal Kearny. of
Portland, lost 100000 in railroad stocks
during the recent Wall Street decline.
The surveying schooner Ernest graces
our harbor again. 1t look natural to
see Capt Bolles, Ensign Jordan and
others again.
Mr.. Robt. Williams offers two lots and a
small house for sale on reasonable terms.
The property is situated between Quin-
cy and Adams streets, at the foot of the
bill, has desirable location, and will
not be in the market long.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder brought
this trip 1895 tons of freight from San
Franisco, of which 10 were for Steilacom
42 for Olympia, II for Port Townsend,
l56 for Tacoma, 293 for Victoria and 437
for Seattle.
LAUNDRY. remunerative busi.
ness awaits the man who will start a
first-class steam laundry in Port
Townsend. Peogle have to depend large,
Iy upon Chinese labor, and it is unsatis-
factory in the extreme especially as to
quality of work done
Bashful lovers will probably hire Hol,
combe's buggy teams hereafter. 1t is
slid that several matches that had been
Hanging fire" have blossomed into en-,
gagements since these gay turnoutS
came to town.
, 1883-11-01
MARRIED..

WHITE E-BORGER.-A Port Discov-
cry Oct. 9th, 1888, by Rev. A. Lau-
bach, Mr.. George White to Miss Jen-
ME Berger, all of Jefferson county
1t blew so hard in New Tacoma on
Friday night that the old Catholic Church
building recently purchased by j.. ?.
Judson, was blown down and badly
wrecked.
The ship Titan is now at Portland, load
ing 600 tons of flour made from Wash
ington Territory wheat, for Hong Kong
When the connecting line between Port
land and Kalama has been finished, the
shipment of wheat to China will be made
from Puget Sound.
, 1883-11-01
LET SOUND ARGUS.
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Frap..isr, t,Iay Sb. I.~,,,.,I+ fr.i,,tt
\, follows. Max Gnrsnu. I rlzp. Geo
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, 1883-11-01
BUSINESS LOCALS

A light double seated. two horse hack,
with adjustible top for sale cheap. In
quire of r. X. Latimer, at the Drug
Store.
STOVE PoLIsHING.-Prof.O Owens can
be found at Sheehan's stove store almost
any time, and will do the s'boss" job
cleaning and polishing stoves. Has a
superior preparation with which he can
put on polish sthat fire does not burn
off.
, 1883-11-01
Port Townsend Market Report.
Corrected weekly by Waterman & Katz
Irondale Items.

From our regular correspondent-I
Oct. 26th, 1888.
The schooner Gen. Harney, Capt
Lloyd, having unloaded a cargo of iron
ore at the company's wharf, left this
morning for Texada for another load OF
ore. The schooner Mary Parker will
finish unloading today. She will return
for another cargo of ore.
Mr.. II. L. Blanchard came down from
Texada looking and well hearty. He will
return on the Gen. Harney. They are
taking out a better quality of ore than
they have been getting; they are running
a drift into the mountain of ore.
, 1883-11-01

The -InteHigencer's Sunday edl-
ton is as creditable to Seattle as to the
enterprising publishers capable of sus-
tanning themselves in such gigantic
venture. If you are going to do that
way right along, gents, there won't be
much room for distinctly Sunday
paper in Seattle for while yet.
Free! An elegant japanese Work
Basket, to every purchaser of one pound
OF Garden Japan Tea" Quality guar
anteed by PLUMMER BROS. & TERRY.
, 1883-11-01

Waterman & Katz have been ordered
to vacate the barn in which thay have
stored lot of hay. In order to do SO
they Will give special bargains to pur-
chasers.
The Hamburg American Packet Co.'S
steamers sailing from Hamburg toENew
York during December will be: Lessing.
Rugia, ,Suevia, Silesia, ,Moravia, ,and West
phalia. Messrs. Waterman Il Katz have
been instructed to sell tickets. steerage,
so to New York. From there to here
by rail it is S75.
, 1883-11-01
BUSINESS NOTICE.

We have just received large ard
varied assortment of gents furnishing
goods, clothing, blankets, etc, etc, which
we invite the public to examine before
making purchases.
PETTYGRovE & BURKETT.
, 1883-11-01
From Friday = DaIIy.

Sale of custom house seized goods to-
day.
DR., J. NJ. Mathews, specialist, is at the
Central.
Call meeting, somebody, and get a
debating society started.
Hon. r. c. Hill has been indisposed
since his return from Olympia.
All signs agree that Port Townsend
Will have big boom" next year.
The new snag boat is almost ready for
service. She has been named the
Skagit.
Capt deLion says the ship Hecla has
hken about nine hundred tons of wheat
aboard at New Tacoma.
Dr.. Hill and some other hunters ara
over at Port Discovery striking terror 10
Tue hearts of poor orphan deer.
j. H. Dart, patient in the Territori,,l
insane asylum, sent last June from Wbot.
com county, suicided by hanging on the
9th inst. viz
he "a'lowa valley. IN Eastern Ore.
goa Is rapidly settlirg, the increase in
immigration being fully 100 per cent
over that OF last year.
Sam. Bowles, of the SprippfieId Po
Pa0"'@H' has written up a series of very
'AefeStlng letters to his paper since his
recent trip to the Pacific coast.
Preaching in the NJ. E. church tonor
~" evening by the new presiding elder
new u. u. LIE Sourd All are eord;aTx
inSlted. Service commence at 7o,cIool-
Master BERTHE Holcombe is pettino
around again, having been confined tC
Ms oed for some weeks by an iniurv r.
e Vi lis limbs, received while playing.
Al the auction sale today Mr.J J
i'"ut bought the smaller boat for TWEEN.
" dollars, and man from Yictori.
UOugh' the sloop Star for eighty dollars
'O'h boats went remarkably cheap.
'Sn I 1t about time for that saw mil
"nu snip yard for the head of the bav r.
se' under way? Have Middlemiss. BOO
AHa Dlngley got lost? Why don't tbev
enllghten us?
Ooo 0nlhuahua, mn Mexico, will yield nearly
''0'OVV,oOO in bullion this year, moro bI
nearly S5,OO0,OOO than the whole repnbIic
I'D mas averaged during the last six wears
Inc yield of Mexico for the wear anprox
imates S8O,6OO,OO.
HeV. W. L. Cosper, formerly pastor OF
the NJ E. Church, called on ns tbis
morning Mr.. Cosper. has been located
"' Forest Grove, Ogn., since Ieavino
HeFe, and has just completed and dodf
GATED a new Church building there Ue
.s now taking short rest and improvinu
Tue opportunity to visit his married
SIiiuren. After visiting his dangbtar
'ifS' Z. L. Terry, he will return home
NF. j. j, Foltz, of Lfgonier, Tpdiona
arrived IN Port Townsend today accon,
panied by his wife. Mr. Foltz has boa,,
making general tour of oh.or
,aion through the country over tba N
r H. r. He expressed himself hiabIr
n T'e'ISed with what he has seen D..
tO"nsend in particular. He will rar,oin
>ere Few weeks, during which tir,o L.
eyes will not be closed by long Shot :,
OF We are mistak ken. ''''''
,;t II Is suggested that the Central Pa,
s,n' railroad are about to put ON = lin,
passenger and freight steamers ha
r%een nv San Francisco and Puget sonn5
they already have the beginning ~ i.
.''ie IN 'h@ San Pedro and sister chi,
no" building, vessels entirely too ,aral
- engage in the Portland trade Tbe,
A'so lave invested in the Carbonate ooo
inning property probably A full m;I,io,
u"'lnrs' they having paid for in = ocrna
condition sl5oOOO two Years ago. '>
, 1883-11-01
DIED.

BOYCE.-In Victoria, Oct. 23d, 1888,
Miss Emma Boyce, aged u years, OF
typhoid fever.
Miss Boyce was daughter of Mr.. S,
V. Boyce, of San Juan Island, and was
at Victoria under medical treatment,
as were several of the family, all of whom
have been very low with that dread fever.
The remains were laId to rest in the
Presbyterian cemetery on San Juan Isl
and yesterday. The bereaved family
have the sympathy of many friends.
, 1883-11-01
SEATTLE MAENET REPORT.

Po,t-Ints5Hgr"crcI
WOOL-The market * quiet. Is the
seasons clip has been to great extent
disposed of. We quote good No. l clear
at l6W lie.
WHEAT The prevailing prize Is ;
tritie lower. We noted no large move,
ments during the week We quote
Chicken feed, per ton, $50.
. FLOUR-We quote best Oregon flour,
to iobbers. at S535.
. POTATOES Prices remain I'M chang
ed; G0e per busheI for local ana Cali
foruia Is readily obtaiuable
OAIS-The market remains til esame,
/ and it Is evident that the lower price
last quoted Is to prevail for some time to
| come. We quote 50.
BARLEY Top quotation for white,
so per ton at place of emharka sion.
| BACON-The price rcIilaauss unchaug-
ed, with II C DIS fair quotation for
medium breakfast
HAMS-The market contiuse steady
at 2Oc.
| BUTTER-The importation of butter
! from IIiin,is Is new featuI g of the
market. One Of our large ne Uses has
made arrangements for weekly con-
signment from Elgin. Ill. We quote
gilt edge at 5Ge per pound; cht nee, 421 ,
n l5c: picked roll, 35m37l &C. cooking
| butter, fair 20 choice, 2jai 3Oc.
| CHICKENS No change; good con-
ditioned old hens bring 81 per dozen.
EGGS-The supply does not equal the
demand Strictly fresh bring 5Oc, and
Oregon and California 45c.
HAY-We quote the wholesale price
SIG@Is
APPLES Green, 81 per box; sun
dried, lie; Alden, 171sc. Market bare
and demand brisk.
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT Spot, choice qualities are
steady with a fair demand; poor quail
| ties are neglected and weak. Quote
strictly choice, S167@1.7O. Futures
very quiet; No. 1 white, December,
Sl73nl; seller the year, S171ls; buyer
the season, $l042i.
BARLEY-Easier 95cmS1O2ts. Fu-
| lures lower more sellers than buyers.
No. l feed, January, $l.C3l2; buyer the
year, Sl.07l 7la@10S; seller the season,
SI01@L0115.
OATS-There is a good local demand,
| but offerings are heavy and market bare
| ly steady. Quotations are mostly irregu-
| lar at from SI.45QI65.
POTATOES -Cutfey's Cove, 9OcGS1;
sacramento, 35@ soc. The market is
weak and dull. Sweets, S71smS1.
HOPS Firm, with an improved de-
mand- Quote market prices, 14M Is;
some buyers paying higher figures.
WOOL-Oregon valley.per Il, b,2GM Die;
Eastern Oregon, 15M 22Iac.
BUTTER Good to choice roll, per
h., 400 soc; firkin, per h., 23Ism26.
APPLES Per box, S2MI75.
HIDES Dry,per H., usual selections,
17@I7lsc.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT change from yesterdays
I report Millers are paying tritle in ad-
| vance of the regular market for choice
lots; S1.60 is all that is offered by ship
pers. 1t is said that the outlook for an
advance to Sl.62l5 is good.
OATS Car loads are going at 586i Soc
| WOOL Buyers are not pushing into
4
, 1883-11-01

Ayers Pills are effectual in wide
range of diseases which arise from dis
orders OF the stomach and digestive
organs. They are convenient remedy
to have always at hand. They are sugar
coated, easy TO take. effective to operate,
sure to bring relief and cure.
, 1883-11-01
Mayhower Tea /!

just received, lOJ chests of this fine new crop
tea direct from Japan We guarantee this strict
ly pure and the finest favored tea in the market
Every one purchasing package of MayiOwer Tea
will receive a nice present
c. c. BARTLETT .S co.
, 1883-11-01
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Mr. " l. Jones arrived home today.
'''''- I.'',''" Ft''-.'"i ami sHccee~tu!
''''F OBJ '''' san q "j'' Islands.
An extensive Job OF Improvement Is he
InE done ON Taylor street. back on the
hill. 1t has been pl,weJ and graded.
"'i I- now being covered with cement
and gravel.
Rry u q I.~,urf IF oI,.r,,,.i.. ~,
>l'''Li- E.''r' "i Tie VI. /. church. for tle
Di>|Jct + Puget SOM /. l. II town and
exp.ctrI +, prrI.., ir rL. N..I.,.l,-.
,.,.,r..,. go. .,....i.,.-
Capt. L II. McAlmoud, of Dungene-s.
arrived today from Olympia. He reports
everything quite lively about the capi-
tai The Whatcom county division Bill.
lac say, Is killed too dead to rcaurrcct
From q manifesto i.sueJ Inv d.. Cal
hpuu.of Lr Cpuurr,and Capt II. RpeIer.
uf Nhatcon, in behalf of those. remous-
trutIuG against tine proposed division Of
Wuatcom county. it looks as though the
opposition woUld"get away with" Power
and kIHcaid both
The EyangeI arrived early TODAY from
Srniahmoo and way ports. She was as
sisted bv an overgrown breeze that made
it ''awfuIlv lumpv." The seasick crowd
on board paid for breakfast under pro-
test; but the wi,Ipavakr steward yyouIdn.t
give guarantee that the grub" would
stay down.
Tho irro.,rI,r ,,,.oi.,t tI..Dlut
send ARGUsis il source of yexation in
tins office which our contemporary should
elldG%'tI 'H 10 Ieiiltuy. Inc GCS'though
cLan,,a. So,ttIa Dlt ,'ti"e'' t'JJ:'s,., eA-
Thanks Rrotbar W. missed a., p,..t
I,fcyyj1eucs,. once tIis waal, and feIt
that way ourself If nossibIa 70 Lrnt M,
tbe ..Ioos. scrav" onr poiu,hor sho1I
mi arain have carso +o comnIoin
One oF tba dist,ro,;sba5 ,-i,;tor. J.,
Port Townsend at nreeapt - Hon L
Fletcher conitoIist and hapkar of In
diauapoIis Indian, who is +be ,,rost ~
Collector Bash. Mr. Fletcher has trav-
eIIad avtans;ralv oil o,a, tI,a ,,,orI1 o,,1
i vary f,v,rabI, ir,,rassoJ With pr,,o+
Sorni md tbo Ioo,tio, - par+ T.,
sapd W. ar., ,,I.,,l =, b-,,., s,-,I, ,.;-;,a-,
for they n,ua1Iy have sbra,y5 ;5aoO ,lout
rrb.ra =, i,r,os+ .o,,i+oI =, nod o5,..,,,
taoe
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Inc steamer EVangel Drought over
number OF passengers ana eleven deer
from Semiahhoo ana way ports line pas
sage was very rouSh one'anu NUMBER
OF the passengers responded to the call ol
Neptune Inc Jonah comedy was re-
enacted win ii parody on the whale l Dc
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, 1883-11-01
T0DAYS SHIPPING NEWS.

SgfD'dGy, Mt. e7th,I
! HE breeze today brought in flock o
vessels, making our harbor look some
what natural again.
Ship Challenger arrived from San
Pedro; TO load coal at Seattle.
Ship DashinG Wave arrived from San
! Francisco: TO load at Tacoma.
Ship Prussia arrived from San Fran
cisco; TO load lumber al BlakeIy.
! Ship Alaska arrived from San Francis
co; to load coal at Tacoma.
Ship Richard III arrived from San
FFanciso; seeking.
Bks. JAS. Cheston, Fresno and Allan
tn arrived from San Francisco; to load
lumber at Port Gamble.
| Blk Tidal Wave arrived from San
Francisco: to load lumber at Madison.
Bktue. J. u. GrifitLs arrived from
San Francisco: to load lumber at Sea-
beck
Bktnes. Katie FIicI,inger and Malay
arrived from San Francisco;to load lam
heFat Biakely for FIJI.
fichr. ". l. Beebe arrived from San
Francisco with freight.for Port Townsend
and Seattle
A schooner passed up. supposed to be
| the Helen kimbaI
| Str, Hope arrived from Dungeness
with $50 sacks of potatoes from C. f
| Clapp,for Seattle.
Several tug boats were flying abound
the bay today.
Freight received or Union wharf to-
day. Ex- Geo. E. Starr, W. & X, 4O4
pkgs.; Quimper Mfg. Co, 6; F. Winslow,
20 Ex. Hope.-A. Van. 16. Ex. North
Pacific. F. Sheehan, l: Moore &
Smith, .; DR.. c. W. Hunt,1. Ex. Evan
gel.-F. Hans, 1; T. Toriunsen, c. Els
enbeis, 40; w " X, 165; Jackman Il
Terry, l.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-Arrived
Bark Emerald, from Port Gamble; bark
entlne Tam O'Shanter, from Columbia
river; schooner Maid of Orleans, from
Columbia river
CLEARED Steamer Columbia, for As
toria; bark Enoch Talbot, for Nanaimo.
SAILED. Bark Arkwright, for Port
Gamble; J. 4. Garfield, for Columbia
river.
--s
Mr.. Fred'k Ward has bought out Elias
Gays hotel at Dungeness.
District court will meet here week
from next Monday, the 10th. to hold its
adjourned term. We print again the
list of jurors elsewhere.
Messrs. Holcomb & Co. realize that
the proper and economical way to keep
the public informed about their large
and growing team and livery business is
to carry SNOWY advertisement in the
Angus. They are commended to OR
readers today.
We learn of the wedding in Dunge
ness, on the 25th inst, of Mr.. Richard
w. Martin and Miss Johan Abernethy
The parties are both young, have been
born and raised III that place, and there
is no reason why they may not be as
happy there as elsewhere. At any rate,
our heartiest good wishes are extend
ed.
, 1883-11-01

o't 29th. Received on Union wharf
""oFse E js.r.: J Sw,.1., >
phs~' stmr. Dispatch, &C. F Clarn q.
4 Co. IL; c W Hunt, 30. Skinned
On S'Hir' GYPSY, consigned to Wab
AulS' Seattle, 1000 mats of rice.
, 1883-11-01
FOR SALE.
AT A BARGAIN.

Lots and in Block 53, Port Town,
send. Lots are fenced and have a small
house on them. Apply at ARGUS Office
or to RObt. Williams.
Port Townsend, Oct. 80, 1888. Dim.
, 1883-11-01

Fresh gilt edge butter at: 4Oc. Fol
sale at Waterman & Katz.'
, 1883-11-01
Sewing Machines.

have now in stock some of the celebrated Ell
DREDGE Sewing Machines which | can recon-
mend TO be just the thing tomeet popular require
ment. \ child them with perfect
safety, because there l. no breaking of thread or
sewing when the machine il run backward. Call
and examine. and you will surely ike these ma
chimes. For elegance OF finish they cannot be
beaten. JOHN p. PETERSON,
Merchant Tailor.
Port Townsend, Sept. -, 1883.
, 1883-11-01

WALKER.-At Sap Juan Island, of con
sumption, Miss Agnes Walker, aged 10
years, daughter of Mrs. Knowlson.
, 1883-11-01

WHITE.-At Quileine, Oct. 29th, 1888,
| Mr.. Joseph White, aged about 5o
years Mr. White was an old resident
of Jefferson county.
, 1883-11-01
NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.

A. we preparing an assract of title sto
lands in Jefferson county. the undrr-i .ned would
die III il 4 favor if those holding unrecorded pa
Sant- would Cause them to he placed record
soon n they conveniently can.
J. j CALHOUN.
BRADSHAW X JONES.
, 1883-11-01
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS..

WHEAT-No change from yesterday S
report Millers are paying Il trifle in ad-
vance of the regular market for choice
lots; S1.60 is all that is offered by ship
pers. 1t is said that the outlook for an
advance to S1.6215 is good.
OATS-Car loads are going at 5S6J 59c.
WOOL-Buyers are not pushing into
the market at all; dull is the report on
the street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
That LIVELY Loo.

Wow. WILL before we adjourn spose you tell that yarn
the papers printed bout you'n the log"
1t bitter night and the circle Of men in that
country store near Csrbondae. Pa welcomed an ex-
cuse to hug the fire. VIII Coil Of the most famous
iunbermen of that re cleared his throat and said:
There amt much to the story the point lays how
it came out was out in the voods-'bout ten year
log down the hill tackled her with my hook on the
lower side and ttrowe my whole weight the lever
Well, boys she started sudden and come for
ketched toe pile of brush and before could get
up that log rolled square at the rate of bout
mile minute Ell it hadn't been for that brush that
give me to sink down shd "a been manufactured
into ten yards o. rag carpet As it got off with
lot o. bruises and ALFRED cold from ayn there three
hours insensbe in the Rheumatism sot ill., and il
it hadn't been for BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTERS it's my opinion I'd made another chip
hy But them blessed plasters took like dog ahold
OF woodchuck, and in month was good new"
Mr. Coil is yet at Carboniae to confute all doubters
and BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS are
for sale everywherethe best external remedy in the
wordwith the word Capcne cut in the center of each
genuine plaster.
This new and remarkable remedy IL endorsed by 5000
Physicians druggists and chemists all the country
1t is essential and vital Improvement the dull,
acting plasters of former years 1t has rival in
its nature effects. For local rheumatism neuralgia
dyspepsia and all troubles Of the liver and Kidneys its
action is at once surprising and delightful
Seabury & Johnson Pharmaceutical Chemists, New
York. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-03
Before the Elections.

foLiliCAL fhoM THE NOVEMBER STATES
The war on the democratic state ticket was
opened In New York yesterday with vigor. Printed
circulars and tickets were sent 10 every saloon
keeper in the city against Maynard, the candidate
for secretary OF state. They sum up his prohibition
Dill when he served in the assembly In the legisla-
lature OF 1867. An average OF a dozen ballots ac-
companied each circular.
The committee of colored men appointed by the
state council In Maryland 10 inquire or candidates
Tor the legislature III they VIII vote TO strike the
word 'swhteh from the bastardy law, reported that
they have received Affirmative replies from all the
democratic candidates, but have not yet heard from
tire candidates OF the republican party.
Yesterday Judge Blow, OF the circuit court,
granted the Injunction prayed for by the people Of
Norfolk, Va. rpstriiDiag Mayor Lamb from erect
ing bafr1cadeS in mont OF the polling places on
election day. The course OF the mayor In regard 20
the balI1cadeS caused great feeling In the city.
Gov. Cleveland OF New York, yesterday issued a
proclamation calling upon all district attorneys,
Sherffs and peace officers in the state TO exercise
ment or Violations OF the statutes relating TO
bribery and corruption at elections
The Richmond tNa) democrats allec,e that COL
Ored voters have been brought from Washington
city and other places outside OF the state 10 be
voted Oy the readJusterS in Gen Mickhams and
other districts where they are needed.
A dispatch 10 the Baltimore sun states that the
MahoieiteS In the counties near Petersburg. Va,
are Issuing large number OF checks . cents for
oistriputlon among The negroes The cheeks are
payable on election day.
Samuel r. Maddox, the Independent candidate
for the Virginia senate, Ia the district composed Of
Chesterfield, P0whatan. and Goochland counties,
has withdrawn, and the chances VI the coalition
candidate are improved