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A large number Of men are III town
awaiting the Idaho that ajshould have left
mere several daysago. She is probably
aeIayed waiting for wrecking material to
'ake up TO rcscna the wrecked steamer Eu-
fesa, IN Peril straits, Alaska.
any one knowing Of the whereabouts
Oione G. n. Tew and family, who were
passengers on the steamer Northerner
wrecked 28years ago, will confera a favor
communicating same to Mrs. c. r..
AeAt %, Second ST., Portland, Or, who
"" epasSengeron the same steamer.
We are informed that the Quincy street
Suart company have LET contract for q
new warehouse, to be erected on their
"U"'t The binding will I've the same
SIZE as the warehouse now in use bat put
pp stronger The wharf business must
- ID iiourishins condition, iiincreasod
'"'age facilities are necessary already.
l. me Old store building lately occupied
y ~ L. W. James, has been raised, heavy
, Inoars placed underneath, and it is now
rs''3moyed from its old position, to
T, ''aAo room for the new bank, worl, en-
- ~ foundation of which will be
:; ,''n'aeneed at once, The new build
,LR' ,r |hen completed, will be a credit to
VIC oIoeA on which it is to be located
We are informed that the Bank dirce.
'''o"ha having the iroatoi theirbuiid-
"s o' IRON, AMI that it will be cast in this
'", In thus pGtrooizing home indus
'" the directors make move at once
'''HO!enda5io and bosiness!ife. IL all
, 1883-05-10
News ems

Astoria is to Layo a S2500J school
house,
Dr. Glenn's ranch, in Eastern Wash
ington, is appraised at Si,C,0' ).
Tobacco stamps to the amount Of
$4,000 were soli in San Francisco in
one day last week.
Mrs s. Barker, Of Olympia, is under
arrest, charged with stealing S5,Gl } from
law Office in that city.
According to the Chobalis Fide}te the
building and oquipping OF the Seattle
Gray's Harbor railroad is an assured
fact.
Thirteen liquor dealers were tried in
Portland on Wednesday last, for selling
liquor without licenses That .'figh
License Ordinance is kicking up a
mighty stew over there
, 1883-05-10

Mr. Horace Hasscll, who was stationed
on the Wo!cott some years ago, and has
lately been on duty in San Francisco,
has been returned to this place, and now
ills the position OF lst engineer on the
WoiIcott IN place Of NJ G. Marsilliot.
We welcome Mr., Hassell ard hope me has
come to stay
The Hammond boys have bought ont
the hack and droyms business lately
owned by their father Johnny is driv-
ing the covered carriage, Tom drives the
truck, and Ben has command Of the
lumber wagon. They appear to be Kept
busy all tho Time and MS they are all
enterprising and accommodating young
men, we have no doubt they viii meet
with the success they deserve
The Alaska miners are getting very
indignant over the non-arryal Of the
Idaho, as, by the delay, they are put to
n pa nd detention they can III
afford Many of them are not over
flush with money, and, as they are going
to rough and to some Of them m-
known county, where the common nee
essitics Of life even are hard to get and
very expensive, want to save as much
rs possible. The idaho was reported in
Victoria yesterday, and is probably coal
ing up, while waiting for the wrec,ing
material to come up from SRn Francis
90.
, 1883-05-10
PUGET SOUND ARGUS,
oFF!CIAL PapaE or PORT TOWNaeN0.
M92 ga EG@s, ,sE %T : &'a@I
.sstS &gSsy@,&afs;i4&} e. SsA'5S,F$SS. 62R
s sSs NJ \. 4 :;!s Ga q
tStfesJ 's"tSs- -
rOsl Eue~,tay : t,nily

rGlSl EueSdAy DDiiy
AreNe to have o free reading room2
cu,,,o oro commencing 10 hcot j.,
1,.n.,. - t,,.,
'A' WIZ.
Many Aun''e' "oi,"I' more ~ y'""
now than Jhofe was Da''f' 'hs N'"iN'
came
toggy mornings ana sum "''eSuooi'"
are sooo lh"'o"'loH 'nAI SP''hB ""'
come to stay
Some smart o''l'''' ''' S"!'"S ,n"'
beef mas never Decn so u'Hn o1'''' S'''''
the COW !Uaopeu over 'nG "'o'n'
1oe' I,o"',' 'DI '',, ''Y, o'' .l r.,,
e'i' y, ','',.,'' ,,,'l ,,,,,2, a., ,,,,,.lo,;l.
i''l''" -', "','. -, .,aI ata,.
On i''o'I " r. d., ,,u. hoo,, u,li.,,3
N'p,. l-' ,,,..,-, g.,,., .,aoIo,,., .,.r
lfo" ''''' .,,,.',...,,,. 81. -. ,,.,,.,.,..,.
,el''' 80 '
0"i '','' .,,.lo ,rout tro,,,
r;. nloco to So,tfIe today, "a delepate.
snl ae,o,r. oe iba Grand I,odno Of 0dd
E,,lo,,s ,b,{ r,aa,s ,l,pre tbi, week
yy, .,, ;,r,r,,oa t,,,tN,r A w Rash
u,,ot.l,;. yotbor ana ,nnther here fror,
~, 7,o,,,,, sl,,o. ,,3 tbat no boa 1aosoa
". p;,1.,s honse on tbe bill as a resi-.
dence FOR them.
The jury in the investigation OF the
disasters TO the steamer Josephine find
that the inspector Of boilers was guilt
Of great carelessness in Increase, and That
the burning Of the Gem was caused 10y
carolesslN piling wood around the
boilers,
The Puget Sound Iron Go. want wood
choppers, and will pay 81 per cord for
wood cut on their own land near Iron
do,o Contracts will ha given in ouau-
titles of from threo hundred 90 live
thousand cords. Enquire at Company
office at Irondale.
Major Morris collector Of the district
If Aiapka says Fort Wrangel will not be
abolished os = MORT of entrv. bpt Will he
roirtaine5 oa tormerlv. when congress
woels ,beya will he some additional ler.
iaotoD to remedy some defects in the
law respecting il as a port ofentry.
~, ,..
, 1883-05-10

our business men and citizens do the
same thing--ani we have no doubt they
will-the foundry now bUilding here viii
never be short of work
, 1883-05-10
French bark Felix EStiValt.


FIUW dIIWT1u5I'
Neither the Captain nor II undersigned
Agents willhe responsible ford hts ontrcted
by the crew OF the above name re,3el.
f. GRANLLN, hastcr
RorHCuILp & Co., Agonts,
Port Townsend, Jan ~. 1889.
, 1883-05-10
British Bark Lly0la

From Liverpool via Wilmington.
Neither the Captain nor tho undersig 1ed
agents Of lie above named vessel Will be re-
spOnsible for debts contracted by the officers
or crew. A. B. CARRUTtIERs Master
ROTHSCUILD & co, Agents,
Port Townsend Oct, so, 1857,
, 1883-05-10
Erom Wednesdays TNl!y.


AN ..-,,,.,. -. ,,,;,I.,, III. .no ,ha,.
s,,,,
~
We "'s sorry 10 near Ina' "'' H. a.
= I'"Im ' '''' '-'' 's -
t. "' steamer ,''D'''' s''"'A - ''i'*
ana sunk III Inc N"olS"cN fl'of SiohdaJ
''r,,'''S r", r y r,,.,..,..,. ....,,
A''o o,.''''',' ~ '-J'-, , ','', "''I oe
,I; .,'.- g,,',. - ~ WV ''' ''' >''
,;., ~. r.; ~ ',,,, ,,,,,., ,..;l n'a ,, rD
~ h.t,,Ioa1 ~ . ''' 49, ''''' Vs. ' ''''
,.r ,,. .,m
ii1'' ~" . A'''','"' ~ ~ tN ""o'!
scoop in some of the millions
Onr i,b ,,rin,or b,s haao lcnf co,
staot,v hp.y Iat.y t,,rnin,, out iab worI,
bpf ,L,t nosan't st,, Won .an,Erc IN
orders.
T,orgs nprbors o., bolibn4 ara bei,a
caught in tins nelghborbood-blg fol.
io"s-Some OF them weighing ~ and zoe
pounds,
4 large amount Of freight is BEING
handled On Union wharf nowadays, a
'o'oe OIL H'an "e'"S A'p' AZ WofE there
continuously
A very pleasant picnic was had on
Sunday last, on Sherman's spit just
across the bay, by a number Of Port
Townsend people
The aas STAFF IN front Of Plummcr &
Torry's has been removed and will be
ploeed on the bill in front Of ihe resi-
deuce of II. j.. Iibbals Sen.
fr so,oo ana onouor,d stor, . boo+
house and keen row and sail boats for
hjro VIA +t;,, y ma, I'M, brginess ,,rl9
soon ho bpils nm he.
,, ,,..,,.,,
r,n-;,..,, n','., NV w. ' Cra.. ,,,r,", ~,
- 'o' ,,'''1', ,. 10 '''',.o o, Va,
-''@'I'1pa,' "!e .I'''0R i'"4p,', D',,' 'iI'S
"'" '''' IS gums ~ "''' ~ '"' '''N'
G. NJ Garrish il completely restocking
ms store witanew goods chat hc hGs pur
chased iu San francisco, and will soon
be ready TO run the Spring trade race
in Gne styIo
Waterman & Kat2 are agents for the
studebaker Manufacturing Coz. and keep
their WAGONS and implements for sale At
low rrjeas. Sea their ed. elsewhere. and
give them q call. if YOU ish,anything in
that line
r o porlo.t 6 W how, , lot -
po,.oI % roh, c,,.;r., ,ro.lioo, e,r
s,,o w.. ..r, ,.,,d ,,'o,,;ros on1 .o,d
,o., o5o.n ona ,o,u r,,r oi,,,r h,c,,
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NEsT VIRGINIA. TO WIT al ru,es held
w in the Clerks ut.lce o. the CT reuit Cour
OF Hampshire County, GA TIE Is, lou i.y in
Tec,nt,r, 1854
Barbara A. Rudolph. pl,iniif,
Syiresisr Ruiolph. glib Radulrh AR. ".
sosir. M',. s. Dye. hrs David Gici,. Bar.
hara u. Farmer, A o,amda Coed. Cbri.,csa Sc.
christ. Wary r.chrisl Elizabst, Snupp. An.
geio q Rudolph, Jacob A. Rudolph, j. X
Rudolph Hrs Jsnes Jo,ss. Viola g. Iu.
co'ph, Mrs - Bell. ntfceiia S,app, Mar.
garei Cooper, George w Coaner. MrS Johu
I.ocsstampe;. JAS ~ whutinytau. JGhn u.
Wilmington, Chaa. w Whiti.ng,on = whit.
tteton. Wb.uiaaton. Nrs Jos Whiting.
ton. Ans. Lewis Whitirgioh, Mss Gao. f;aLks,
Sfs feo'gc Hammond, n. ID. i.udoirli
ChFisisna Rudolph. Mergsret Rudolph urs
Lewis Orndoi6. Mrs. N,ixsn Corr cr, john
A Brill. Mary A. G. Fear, George RudoIph
Adam, Rudolph, Mary G. Swishsr. Goorgs
Swishsr. dam Rudolph, Geo. ". RudolpH
John w Rudolph, James RadolSh, Ma Jn.
.iaE Rinker, Iian Pilcr. Barbara &C. Pise-, !
Rudolph. Nstbsn +. Rudolph, George A
R1eolrh, Wa. ). Rudolph. harriet u l,u
dolph, Snaan NJ Rndolph, MIRA. Joserh crn.
dorE, Ms. Stafford Bariis, Geofao Y. RI.
doll h, Baxter =. Rudolph, Eiij.h !, Rn.
doiph, Siught r. Rudolph, Robert White
Wm @. CLAYTON, .. l.. Fionrnvy. G :
White, and u y ilarnum. trustee. dsfe,.
danis, IN CuaNrEus
The object OF tits suit IS 10 have th.
10 will al Margare: Sell, sr,ls S.. un
AMI ordered 10 probate, Snd 10 have a
sale of all TIE rrsi estsle OF witch she
"io,' seized and l,pssossesi. aud u ,i:siii
button OF the rrorecsls sn,sng hose en-
titled thereto rad Tor general rs;iaf. de-
Aud IT atTca i'g ly So affidavit g!.d
bat Elijah Re,l,]rh SIS. 81. e ,stsr.
Mrs ). DYE A'uan.i, Good Mar Sc
CHRIST e! 2ihcth Srarp ..ngcl, {: I,u-
noip'', Jacob 4 IA o.pa. j y i;rdolpl.
Mrs James Jpnes, y,oSa & Rat,el /,
Afs - Beal', Mercs'a S.app. aiaf.
garet Coope-, George ". C,aner, M.s.
J'.iin L2ciissanper, Jan@s n " hi,.ing-
ton. iShn II VI hi;lna'nu, CEa,;es i
hi'tingion, Warrington. -
Whiitngtoa, Ma Joseph huntington.
Mrs. L~r.s huntington, Mrs George
Banks. Mrs George iIannond, II b.
RG''oi pin, Cl.ristena Rudolph. Msrgn,c,
Rudolph. hrs LaSis O-n.ioitr, Mrs
Morgan Conner. John Is pril!. Mao. A
q Fear, George Rud3pi,. Adam Ru.
dolph, Mary e Ssisicr. George Swish.
er, Adam Rudolph. Gecsgn II iiuei,,ph
John W Rudolph, James Ruioip,, airs
Josiah Eiuker, Ran Pier, Airs. A j
Cooper, George a Rudolph. Ui!iiam 8
Ruloiph, George V Ruioll.h, i:sxter 5
RG1o'ph aud Chtstena SrFblist, are
non-resi'!enls Of the State az West Va.
OF whose residence are unknown: Z, il
ordered. that ihe said non residents ard
th 80 whose re7iieHcc are rnknoyn. de-
81 psat here within four weeks rom Tie
FIRST publication 81 ths y, tcs AMI d.
what is necsssary ID IrJ ect lLeir ia:elr
ests IN this sG.t.
Taste,
Y. ". POLLING, Clerk
Circn't Court hampshire CD. W VA
January II. 1888 -4w.
tlourony * A. L White Alto. for Ps II.
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For 1859 is IN ELEGANT Book % $50 pa.
ges 2 Coiorsd Pa - % Flowers and Vegsts.
bles sud more .hsn 0C0 Illustrations o. tho
choicest Flowers, Pinae and Vegetables sad
Dfeciicus Tor growing il is handsome tUcagh
fyr The CCnter Fable or a jolidst fiestni. r.
Sens 90 yCur uams aad Post cMce adjfss7,
With J. . ceoB ana viii send you copy, pos
tsge paid THIS Is not quarter ~ iis c91t. 10
Is printed in both kngiish aud Geimau ifyoa
afterwards order seeds Z duet tao 30 cents.
Eick's Seed are tls7 Best in She
world The Floral Guide vii tsll how y get
and grow then.
Yicks Flower and Vegetable Gar
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Next TO Tho AradiaH, WHO COMES
down 20 us h.ou. I the iires II clumsy
verse, lhc Aikansaw nan Sn,ortsiua The
highest rega.d Tor LID h'tsa. Ike oli :
- night = gentleman ran IN great haste
lor a doctor, ard gaining ardiesce oith
tho physician: 'h'y vile is mighty
aick, and my horse, too is powerful bad
of. How much DO yon ohafgs visit2'
Two dolisrs.' Wall tin't got bot
three dollars. Reckon you'd better go
and see the hor. e.
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An old gentleman Of eighty four. .nd
bic bride, aged sigLsy.two. entered p
railwsy car the other day, and took
seat by .ha sioyo a youth occupyipe
the scat 10 front says he overheard tho
following:
Old GENTLEMAN 90 his bride 5
Who's q 'ittle lsmby Bride. 'Bore
OF US
The old proverb, Where there's = will
there's a way hSs been revised To suit
tie situation. Il now reads, When
there's lii we're away.
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tortiun. Teas accommodating Opinion cnu-
ctrniuE psieuiabiiitY tree. A8dfcss JANUS
4 CO Solicitors OF Paieuts All Cou8ssigss 10
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k0geaiber TO- 1882 --fg
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The latest and 'svoite piano rocit.
'stion fcr society young ladies is /:
'Oh Won't She Never Stop (? II is
remarkably popular among young gen
tlcmen
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Y. ". POLLING, Ciefk
Circn't Court hampshire Co. ". VA
Januorv IL, 1888 --4w.
tiourony * A. L White Alto. for PFR.
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You're as swea. Ga a peach he said
pa;ting her softly or the check. Yes
ER9-NurmrTsd' smuggling clos, to him
I'm 3 ctingstone.
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Ia sail her hair wa, dyed; and
when she indignantly said, lis false J
he said he presumed So
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Waiter said Young civil engineer,
after vainly struggling 0iih knife ana
fork Tor folly ten minutes or en- allec
ed spring chicken. bring ne n chilled
steel wedge and hesvy hammer FOR
I'm Interested now, and am determined
to see Of Via, material this thing il
made.
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SpSe 9Sarecr SiptiScn.

- 9atrid We@pff ippbnt all Sumter
9lpemc, in SeIlebue, uno arbeitet in
Der StabImibIe Der 8. g. II. &. So. sur
9ta6t;eit. Oils er am sSreitag in Der
6riibe bon Der 9lrbeit beimlebrte, fanb
er ieiHe sipei &inber allein, benn feline
SSrau bate in Der Nadt ibre Sa6en
9epadt uno mar sntflpben. SaS Gbes
paar beiab elm ileines gisentbum, ipeIs
DIES ber Ram auf baS 9rdnsen Der
SSrau am Gage Subor nerfaufte. Die
Sauiiumme batte bic lSrGu natiirIi9
mit9enDmmen.
- Gusen S6impfi prosperirt nidt
nur gsiddftli6, aud in unoerer Gins
Iidt 1T or bon Sprtuna beBiinIti9t.
Sebt iiA Sa AM 9ienitas WlittaS elm
Storb aui bas Dad ieiner @obnun9
uuS che bic Gbelsute ipuBten, irie ibnsn
eeI6ab, lag Elm uQerliebIter ,,8udsins
Sies8eIt" in Der @ieee, Der ale Gins
Iagen ;u einem tiIdtiSen nbrma9srs
IsbrIin8 in ii6 trd8t.
- Serr Simon S9bn in SpSe 9arl
pfferirt feline seiommte g8irtbi6afts'
Ginri6tuns gum Sertaufe. gtuf baG
SrdeItripn Defenders MAIDEN mir auf'
merriam, oa eS zines bsr beiten Snitru'
ments ieiner glrt 1T.
- Rappr 4oipSerIp bat an Ser Sd,
bon Sumner 9Ipenue unb 9Srice Strabl
Elm 8rrmbItiId eriporben unb beabi6ti8t
ciu @pbubaus barauf au erri6teu.
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SSnnme Gpmntn.

- Calls groBs Gsrbsrsi Su MiSSIs
9alIep, in Gberrp 8iese Epipnibip,
rurSe porIebten SamItaB burb 5euer
;erIt6rt. Der 9erluit ipirb auf $40, 900
beranI6Iast. Otan lit Der 9lnii6t, bab
bic bprtisen itaIisniidsn glrbeiter burt
ua6Idiiige SanSbabun8 bon 5euerSeus
tas GebduSe in 8rano iesten.
Die Itart in Seripeiuns iiberse:
oangeue 9ei6e zines Wtahnes ipurbC
am pprIebten Samitug III einem Otiib'
Ientei6c nabe GaIIieOoR aufSefunoen,
IS I6eint bier Elm 9erbre6en pprSuIie'
gen, benn Der Sbrper ipar bon einem
Strid umpunoen, an benz Elm Stein
beieitist mar. Die suiammen berufent
GOrpnerS Surp tonnte fein Siht in bai
Suntel brinsen.
- 9as SpnesbaIe 6euerSeparte,
ment beIibt ;tpei SiIsbp 9ampiIpriber
unS Elm noIlitdnSisss SiguaIIpItem uni
fann 0strpIt ais sip iuBerIt eifeltipei
be;eihnet iuerbsu,
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NaS Shal abipGrts.

- Der in SapIorbiqs pobnbafte
Sobn Seenan ippIte ii9 am SamitaS
einen 6ergnii9ten Sag MAIDEN unb bes
CAB ii6 gu bieiem 3pede mad benz 6ps
tel bon 81. $. Compton in Cummings,
ipo CT ii6 Elm 3immer seben lieb, nm
Ieinsn 8auI9 auS;uI9lafen. Na6 iei'
mem Gripa9en madte CT cine Snipefs
tipnstpur bur9 Sas Saus unb bieb cine
llbr unb 8ette unb peri6iebene 8Ieibs
ungsitlde obne grlaubnib Der Gisens
tbdmer mitSeben. Compton mar bamit
ni6t einberitanben uno Iieb ben lanSs
iinSerisen 8utron no6 Dem 0efGnBniB
in scranton abfiibren.
- Sn Der SapIOr0ille 3e6c mubte
9lnlan8s Der 99O9e Die 9lrbeit einSes
iteIIt lperpen, ba es m 8roBsn Sarren
manSeIte.
Silper Greet, y. g., 6. Sebruar 1880.
8eebrte Serren SO bin iebr elenb
seipeien, un6 BABE ale mBsIiden SeiIs
mitteI berIu6t, ober feins bat mir 9es
bpIfen. Bon 10 pisIen Seiten bBrte idj
Sob iiber Sbre SOpfensSittern, bab i9
mid entidlOb, bieieIben su oeriuden.
9ta9bem i6 bas setban, tparb i9 baIo
geIunoer, unb meine 8sHerung I6reitst
ieBt i9nsa pOriudrts, unb i6 bin beis
nubc 70 seiunO iuie ie supor.
@. $. @eaer.
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