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senate, E,,I"'''''7 VIII resign MS posi-
no" ~ ''.-''''.n' "' '"e 7t.l'''e' ana
senator Aii'iloIlF' II Is S'ld' VIII succeed
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Mr. / kirkpatrick and family moved
lA'o tieI' ne" F'Sldelle on the NIL today
4A'S nave 1"'se' hailuSohle anu COM
i"Ft"pit house
Dr Hunt left for up Sound this morn
iGs. He wishes to announce that he
Will be III Port Townsend again about
Nov, ISL at "hich 'iiAe he VIII orlhS ms
i''i'i'iS i'eie u ii'e'
mat restaurant sign on the front OF
the l. u l. Is one ol the heateStl III town
"a credlt 10 the place ana good au-
VertiS'iheht ior the business stand 1t
adorAS.
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rev Jho' heeu' VINO has been attend
ing the Presbyterian synod IN Nalia
"alia' returned to-day lie contracted
,a. I IN N - ''-. ~ 80 - y m
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i"e Plio' Hou9e mas peeh o"ll' Oh
Morgan hastings ne" steamer on
IoDey : ways ana the umbers Tor the
"h"ic upper works have been put III
Posliloh- AT tlllS rate she VIII soon be
read! Ior business
we nave feolVeu from Ut d. w
"a"ShoP' suPerlh1ehaeht OF the 1err-
torlai insane asylum near otellacoom,
copy OF his BIENNIAL report. It's full OF
interesting details, and shows that I'M
portant public institution to be in good
hands
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don't of tba TDitad Stotas called ON nc
this morning on his way to Seattle from
Victoria. Mr.. Colfax observes many
evidences of advancement and thrift in
the Puget Sound country since he last
visited it some twelve years ago. He
looks hale and hearty.
Mr.. Wm. PAYNE, one of the success
full Puget Sound loggers, who has been
carrying on large camp near the head
of Port Discovery bay, has sold out his
land there to Moore & Smith, of the
Discovery mills. We heard the price to
be paid is $4,000. Mr.. PAYNE will
probably use his large team hauling piles
tbis winter.
W. o in5ol4o1 b Jua Gro, g. =
snecimen of black cod. n comparativelv
unknown food fish inst now being
brought into prominent notice by him.
Extended reference is made to this fish
in an item from the Victoria Standard
which we insert elsewhere. We shall
probably say more about it in Mondays
paper.
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Vi '','ii e'i'e' '''' 'i'-'4ens aI' ." -'e" 1"otii'
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III eOil''iu"l roar oi i"usiitef al 'hfo"Eii'
""' 'iie evening oy Tue ooinlc"l si'ua'ions
anu !oAe7 ol 'iie troupe Dam MORTON
IN MS cloe uAhcihS was lhlihltaDIe, MS
Pe''o' iii'' nee oeing oe''ef 'lhn any 'hine
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80 '',i0s piO.-C"-'0oN en'oie7 ne
e''iins entei'"ihilent was Drought u
us 'is S'u1 ''Pii'uins ouIleSque
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MI Geo- w dosllng, OF the Seattle
Temple oil asnon, a tlrst-class millinery
store, vas III town yesterday. de pro
poses opening branch store IN Port
townsend Tor time, IN the telegraph
oihce building next door to the post
Office, as per advertisement elsewhere
A stock oi trimmed hats and other mliln'
cry VIII oe displayed IN due season, and
the opportunity VIII be rare one toi
our ladies to get good work done IN that
line an opportunity which they will
doubtless show their appreciation OF 10y
loeial patronage. MI Gosling ana his
wife, as wei as the ladies' employed by
them- are enthusiastic experts III the