, 1883-11-22

From iaIr>'iaJ = DaIiy.
Rev. Dr. Nevius. of Olympia. preached
inst. PauI's Epi,cypa! church yesterday
d.. John \. Martin, of Port Gamble
died at that place on the 9th inst. .laged
%, He was an honored member of the
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Mr.. Willard has issued an order to
prohibit sale OH cars of the Northern
Pacii' Of the Po'icr Cso.cHc and publ.
cat oas Of its class.
Boys, get your lin horns ready. Mr.
Frank {. Swayzee ana bride will leave
San Francisco tomorrow on the Mexico.
for their home in this city.
Deputy Collector Win. Harmed is quite
Il at his home. Too much work, VIII
liam.
\ crowd of young bloods were ont on
a ''toot' today getting ready for head
aches tomorrow.
Rev. ). b. Alexander, pastor of the
Episcopal Church, was in Olympia yes
terday, exchanging pulpits with Rev. Dr.
Nevius, Who was here.
Mess:s. I. c. Bartlett L Co. are pre-
pairing fora change in their firm, and IN
vite debtors to come forward with coin
enough to square accounts.
Young Bishop it seems was beaten by
krighten at Olympia, III second foot
ace on Saturday. 1t was done by sharp
Practice, however, that is, getting the
start
OUT AGAIN. Mr. n f. Burton, who
had the misfortune to fall and break
one Of his legs about the first of the
month, Is out on crutches. having been
Inder the care of DIR. Wilson. Mr.
Burton has been very unfortunate with
hat leg, having suffered long time
from an injury to the knee heretofore.
Nov. 10Th. Freight discharged at
Union wharf: Waterman " Katz, 10
pkgs; Pettygrove & Burkett, /; p S
Mill Co, ,; Geo. Barthrop, l; Mary E.
Bentley, l; Jackman " Terry. >. Ex
Evangel; l. L Gale Il Co, 6 pkgs; z
Anderson. t. Ex. Geo E. Starr: L L
Sterratt, s pkgs; W Bennett, Il; Rev. L
J Weekes, l; Plummer Bros S Terry, 3
Ex Virginia: W II Llewellyn, l pkg
Capt. Lloyd, l; r. c. Hill, l.
PERSONAL. - Mr.. VIII Tenny left this
morning on the North Pacific for Seat
lie. where he goes under an engagement
with the Washington Iron Works as
machinist. MIR. Tenny is thorough!
educated musician, and has made &
specialty in the East of Church music
During his brisf residence of few months
in Port Townsend lie has thoroughly or.
ganized the choir of the Episcopal church
ill they have become one of the most
Effective on the Sound in singing the fine
choral music of the church service. Mr.
Fenny's splendid baritone voice has at.
tracted many persons to the church, par
,icularly at morning service, where the
inc sopranos of Mrs. Willoughby, Miss
Wood, Miss Dora Elliot and the melodi,
GUS alto of Miss Bash-with Mr. Tenn y
as leader-made a most harmonious
quartette, which we regret to say is now
broken up by the departure of Mr..
renny today, and Mrs. Willoughby, the
)rganist and soprano, who leaves tomor
row for Quenaiult. Our Seattle friends
will do well to secure the services of Mr.
Tenny in some one of their church
choirs.
We are are indebted to customs officer
| Frank II Winslow for the following
| memoranda of tonnage adm lsure-
| ment of the steru-wheel steamer }jm. +
Munroe: Length 1858 feet; b.eadth
1875; depth, > ft; net tonnage, 99.Sl.
| Capt. j. G. Britain is sole owner of the
Monroe, and Capt. Quits D. BrOwntield
is master. The new steamer is quite
stylish. and will doubtless prove very
| useful river boat. We learn that she
will be used on the east side of the
Sound.
Has it occurred to You that Christmas
is coming? If not, just read Mr.. Jas
| Jones'n new display advertisement of holi.
day goods. He has everything calcu,
lated to make the Juveniles happy, and
if his store isn't crowded with eager pur
| chasers from now till the holidays then
you can take our editorial guess with {
| grain of allowance. Mr.. Jones knows
just what will suit the public in this
line of goods, and he has succeeded in col
lecting display that is decidedly
tempting. Boys, save up your pennies
and invest.