, 1883-07-05

Co.'S. !:
Our county auditor is advertising for
keeping the county poor,
,- DR.. c. W. Hunt will be back in about
week. His family is here already.
Astoria had s25O,OOO fire on the ID
The 0. r. Il n. Co.'S loss was greatest,
being estimated at 100000.
The Good Templars will have 4 LITTLE
entertainment of their own at their hall
tomorrow evening, at which refreshments
will be served.
Any small family desiring the services
OF an Intelligent young lady as house
keeper, would do well to address Mr.
Bartlett, Lopez. See notice.
Mr.. W. II. Llewellyn was the recipient
OF the - prize offered for the best char
aeter in the Calithumpians. 1t was that
Of an Indian woman selling CLANS.
Mr.. L. c. VanEppS, of Olympia. was a
passenger on the incoming Dakota YES
terday, on his way home from the Su-
preme Lodge session, A. O.U.W.
In the base ball game played yester-
day at Seabeck, between the Sea5eck
and Port Gamble clubs, the latter car
rled off the laurels. Score: 81 to 20.
The amount received at the Presbv-
byterian festival was ST.: and the
amount cleared SIG. Altogether it was
the most successful during the last three
years.
Steamer Idaho, Capt. Carroll; was at
omon wharf most of today, taking on
freight for Alaska. Among the passen-
gers are correspondents of the PhiIadel-
Pima and San Francisco Bulletins.
a rifle match was shot at Fort Town
send, between five B. C. volunteers and
n'e U. y troops from the garris on.
Seven shots were fired, at 200. 400 and
ooO yards; won by Americans: score: 4:lS
to3I4
Mr.. A. Barlow, of Lopez Island. is at
the Cosmopolitan, suffering from pain
Iul cut received just above the heel, by
academia ly stepping in front of a now
ing machine when one of the horses WAS
moving. He hopes to be around again
soon.
CHANGE. On Monday next Messrs. F.
u Wmslnw. of this place. and I. c.
= oWayzee, of Seattle. Inspectors iii the
customs service, will exchange places.
Mr. Ninsiow has resided here many
years S'and has held his present place since
io'L Every body here Will be sorry to lose
hlm' though they have no objection to
hr. SWayzee coming here to live. The
i"'ter Is very efficient young officer,
Dut when he gets ahead of Frank Wins
low IN that line he'll get up early. sure.
Mr.. F. r. Girard, the great Piano
dealer, OF San Francisco, came up ON the
last steamer. He brough six fine pianos
with HIM. As he employs no agent, he
VIII sell them at agents prices. He will
remain on the Sound three weeks. with
head quarters at Seattle. He will also
hrlng few pianos to Port Townsend.
those who wish TO buy Il frst-class nj
"ho or organ can address him at the Ar.
hngton' Seattle. Instruments sold on
easy lnStalments.
Mrs. DIR. Sawtelle, Dean OF the Wo-
mems Medical College of San Francisco
and editoress of the JEedico- Literoyy
do"Th0L has arrived in our CITY, and is
stopping at at the Central Hotel. She IS
accompanied by DR., B. s. Seymore. Pro-
lessor of anatomy, in the above named
lnstitItion. They vii deliver a series
OF interesting lectures on health sub-
!ects to the people here, the first ot
which will be FREE, in Good TempIar's
nall this evening, July 9TH. at s O'clock
The Doctor will illustrate her suhiact
by beautiful colored charts of the differ
eht organs of the body, besides human
sheietons and diagrams. Very favuru-
Die mention has been made of the efforts
oI this lady and gentleman by the differ
eht newspapers of Oregon and this Ter
territory i'll the interest of health and
science, and our townsmen and women
ought to avail themselves of the oppor.
tuhlty now offered to hear them. The
INST lecture will be free TO all. \ sub.
Seqnent private lecture to ladies by Mrs.
1T Sawtelle, and one to tn gentlemen
!" br. Srym"rc, will lie duly announced
"hen a small admission fee will be
Charged.