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TOWNSEND IRON co.
Articles Of Incorporation
Filed and work al
ready commenced.
CAPITAL STOCK $4,000.

On Saturday last Messrs. n. L. Ban
croft, John ID. Fitzgerald and Harry
Lott filed articles of incorporation with
the county auditor, of the Townsend Iron
Company.
The capital stock of this company is
stated to be $4,000
The object of the company is to man.
utacture machinery, build and repair YES
els, and cast and found irou fronts for
buildings and do everything else per-
tainil & to that business.
The works of the company will be To-
Gated on the corner of Washington and
Madison streets where heavy and sub
stantial building, 55x100 feet is already
being erected, that will be used for the
machine shop, and contract has been
let for the erection of a building
ror the foundry.
The city has granted to the company
he right to use the street running to
he water past the building, to build
marine ways on, which will be of suf
icient size, and extend far enough into
he bay to haul out vessels of large size.
1t is expected by the incorporation,
hat the machine shop will be in full
)last, inside Of a month, and they already
nave number OF orders ahead.
II is to the interest of the Port Town
send people to stand by the gentlemen
who have started this enterprise, and to
assist them in every way, A foundry
and machine shop has been needed here
for years, Now that we have one under
way, we should helpit out in every way
possible,
We have no doubt that, ere this year is
ended we shall have ship yard, capable
of building 1900 ton vessel if necessary
on the beach. The presence of foundry
and machine shop, where iron work nee
essary for ship building can be obtained,
and saw mill capable of cutting almost
any size of ship timbers, will have a
great effect in bringing capitalists here
Outsiders have been afraid to come in
here till lately, but now they are com
ing in frst.class style, and they have
money.
Starting this enterprise in town has
already had benifcial effect.
Strangers coming here are more
favorably impressed with the stability Of
the place, and are more willing to stay
and invest money than they would he
otherwise. Property is becoming still
firmer than before, and, the removal
of the old, dilapidated shanties that
were on the ste where the new building
is going up, has made grand improve
ment Of the other end of town, that
will be added too still more when the
building is completed.
The machine shop will be two stories
in height, and is probably as large a
structure as there is in the place.
The hum Of drills, changing of ham,
mers, and other noises connected with
a busin 3 of this kind will have an in
spring effect, especially when heard in
conjunction with the rattle and buzz of
the saw mill. and will cause Port Town
send to look and sound like a manu-
featuring city.
, 1883-05-17
French bark Felix EStiVant.


Neither the Captain nor Il > undersigned
Agents will be responsible for d ,bts contracted
by the crew of the above nameL Ie>sel.
f. GRASLIN, Master.
ROTHCHILD & Co., Agents,
Port Townsend. Jan. 81, 1888.
, 1883-05-17

Some OF the small boys on the hill
have, in some manner, obtained pis-
tolls, with which they are shooting
around in the neighborhood of
dwelling houses in a very promiscu-
Gus fashion. We would advise the
parents of these children to be & little
more careful Of them and their ac-
tions, or they may have heavy bills
for damages to pay ere long, A val
liable horse, belonging to Captain II.
f. Morgan, was found this morning
disabled by an ugly wound in the leg,
that is supposed to have been caused
by u pistol bullet.
, 1883-05-17

J. F, Mccarthy, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
agent, and justice Of the peace, at
Spraeue, ". T., has left the country and
is supposed to have gone east to Mon
tana. His accoUnt5 with the company
are $500 short.
The report hAs been received at the
Merchants Exchange thai tho British
bark Ingomar, which lcsg San Francisco
January 10th last, for Calls, France, was
abandoned at sea in sinking condition.
The crow were saved.
, 1883-05-17

CROWDED. The Elder brought, all
told, 332 passengers, 208 being steerage,
Their destinations are as follows: Vic
toria, 80 cabin and GO steerage, So; Port
Townsend, s cabin and 10 steerage, IS;
Seattle, "A cabin, So steerage, 129; Ia
conn, 81 cabin, 81 steerage, 6S; Olympia,
2 cabin, 16 steerage, IL.
, 1883-05-17
French Bark PLATA.
Ercnch Esnrl1 Augustine,

From san Fmrcsco.
Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will ne Responsible iOr debts con-
tractol ny the officers or crew of the above
named vessel.
G. BRECHOIR, Master.
Rothschild & Co., agents.
Port Town. md, March rs. 1888.
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The photographers Strike.

Indianapolis, 28.-The board OF trade
appointed com mission to call meeting
Of representative members Of all boards
Of trade in the Mississippi valley in this
city on Tuesday next to consider matters
in connection with the telegraph strike
and confer with officers OF the Western
Union.
New York, 23.-The Western Union
at noon to-day removed the notices,
Subject to delay" and all business will
hereafter be taken as bafore the strike.
Pittsburg, % -This morning five
check boys made demand on the West
ern Union for 10 per cent advance and
shorter hours. The increase was refused
and at O'Clock this afternoon FIVE boys,
were immediately supplied. The Vest
ern Union had five sccessious to the
thirty In the operating force to-day, and
and Ohio. The American Rapid is doing
heavy business. TIE strikers sFe firm
and confident as ever.
Philadelphis, 2o.-At g meeting of the
Commeroisl Exchange TO- dsy in refer
ence to the telegTaphers STRIFE, resolutions
were adopted declaring the present diff
culties between the telegrsDhers and the
company could snd should hsya been
avoided, and that the action OF both par
ties 10 the controversy is equally repre-
hensible. A revolution was also adopted
king COngrss, TO take such action as
will prevent similar trouble in future.
Baltimore, 2S.-Tbe American Rapid
Telegraph company has notified the Bal
iimore aud Ohio telegraph that it cannot
receive messages fcOm that company, to
be forwarded over the American Rapid
wires, operators refusing 10 handle them.
On tia other hand, ths Baltimore and
Ohio company hiss sent notice to the
American Rapid company, that no more
OF its business will be allowed over the
Baltimore aud OHIO wires.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Frightful Accident.

New York, pa terrible accident
occurred on the Rome, WAtertoWn and
Ogdsnsburg Railroad at Carlton last
evening. Fourteen pe.Bons were killed
and wounded.
Rochester, N. Y, % News wa rs-
ceived here early this morning Of terri
bic disaster on the Rome, Wstertown
and Ogdensburg Railroad near Carlton,
asst night. RS the Thousand Islands
train which was running at high rate
OF speed on the main line nssred Carlton,
the engineer noticed a sing 9 car standing
on tbs track ahsad Of hin; h3 at once
put on the air brakes and reversed the
lever of bis engine, but before the speed
Of the train could be slscsenSd, the en-
CINE dashed into the obstruction, and in
an Instant all " q scene wreck and
confusion, and the air was filed with
grosns OF dying and injured. The en-
gineer, who heroicslly remained at his
post, was fatally injured when the crash
came. The fireman, who stool by him
till the last, was instantly killed Word
for assistance was at once telegrsphed to
Charlotte; q distance Of twenty five
miles. On the arrival of aid the work of
resecuing the wounded and taking out
the dead from the wreck began. So far
as can be learned at present the car which
caused the disaster was blown on to the
main line from branch track By a
high wind which prevailed at The time
oithe accident. 1t ia supposed that Ray.
Dr.. Atwood, of OSnton, and Rsv. DR..
Fisk, Of Syracuse, were passengers on
the Inflated train. Fourteen dead
bodies were taken out Of the wreck at
last edvices. Among the killed and in
juIed are Henry Mccormick, Of Benton,
Mich, dead; LOUIS France, foreman,
killed; Archer Taylor, Wassrtown, bag.
gagemsn, killed; colored port9r, name
unknoWn, killed; Mrs. .Ienneson, of8l9
North Ninth street, Philadelphia, hip
broken; Mrs. Brooks, Philadelphia, q
friend Of Mrs. Jameson, still in the
wreck, not yet recovered; two ladies |
named Hall, fatally hurt; Engineer JOS.
MCCARTHY, fatally scaled; VIM. Rock.
afeller, foreman in the shops, Oswega,
leg broken. The Wind sni rain beggars |
description. Tbs engine was fatally
wrecked. Fireman Louis and France |
we're mingled beyond recognition. From
fifteen TO eighteen passengers are re-.
ported injured. Many persons were
killed outright and others left in dying
condition. The suffering of the wounded |
ia terrible. A whole family named |
Brooks is believed to be buried in the
wrecks.
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Cable Clicks.

ConStantinopIe, 28.-It is reported
that Germany refused to conclude treaty
admitting Turkey to the triple alliance,
but has promised assistance should the
Ports appeal for aid or protection.
London, 28.-Amount Of bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance to-
day $4,000.
Berlin, 28.-Catholic bishops have bs.
gun the use Of the powers granted them
Under the provision OF the government
church bill recently passed. They have
ordered sll Wears and candidates for the
priesthood to return to Prussia.
Rome, 23.-It is reported the Pope is
.drsftiog a encyclIcsl letter sgaiuS!
divorce.
Alexandra, 28.-The rsvagas By the
cotton worm and the rapid rise Of the
Nile caEss great anxiety here.
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Proof EVERYWHERE.

In any invalid or sick person hes
the least doubt of the power and
efficacy of Hop Bittors to cure them
they can find cases exactly like their
own, in their own Eeighbourhood,
with proof positive that they can be
easily and permanently cured at a
trihing cos5-or ask your druggist OF
physician,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-29
The Turf.

Saratoga, 23.-The frat racs, three
quarters Of mile. for FLIES, Two years
ole, was won by Lofin, Grant second,
Kingston third; time l.2O. Il rsined
very hard during tbs race and the track
became very heavy in consequence,
Gilmore snd Compensation have bssn
drawn for the cup.
Second race, two miles aud aqu0rter,
sweepstakes, all ages, won by Gen. Mon
roe, Bostman second. These were the
only starters; time 421z,
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A large, nne room, furnished.
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The Scott Law.

Columbus, q, 28.-Judge OAksy, Of
the supreme court, to-day, announced his
dissenting opinion on the Scot. liquor
tax law, holding it to be license and
therefore unconstitutional. The Law was
sustained By the other four judges Of the
bench.
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Building Lots

Q6O0 CHOICE CORNER BUILDING
dDOoO lot. fine fruit aud shade trees: 5x9
rods, with right Of rear alley, near Liberty
.,50O ANOTHER C3oIoE BUILDING
~oOO lot, fine fruit and shade trees: 5I9
rods, with right Of rear alley, near Liberty
Park. Easy terms.
NAT HAVE A BUILDING LOT CLOSE
w TO business center or 5x12 rods. be.
tween First and sscond South streets, suitable
Tor q fine residence. See US for price and
5000 BUILDING LOT lO1lO RODS. ON
" Bingham street, well fenced and
sood water facilities. This lot can be bought
by paying part cash, With ample tims on bal
5000 BUILDING LOT, sx1o RoDs
pOOO Sd Ward; cheap.
business LOT 5exS0 FEET ON SECOND
ID South street, opposite SCOTS Ware.
house directly in the line of business expan-
sion. For price and terms ap ally at our offios
TWENTY-FIVE FEET OF BUSINk "a
i ground is offered for short time. mar.
hculars on application at our Office.
S260 CORNER BUILDING LOT ON
21st Ward car line, is close to nv.
drant water. Part cash, balance you can have
your own time on.
BUSINESS GROUND AT $40 PER FOOT.
BUSINESS GROUND AT $50 PER FOOT
BUSINESS GROUND AT $500 PER FOOT.
business GROUND AT $3.50 PER FOOT.
S4o5 FIVE BY TEN RODS, THIRD
%T2o Ward.
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ANDE RsoN & POM RoY,
Real Estate and Loan Agents.
OFFICE-~JJnIer McCornicks Bank, Salt Lake City
Pc Box 575

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
Ia Estate. Partial payments re-
Geived on loans. Cheap lots for sale
on the instaIment plan. Houses to
rent. Rents collected. Money
loaned for other parties on first
class security aud thorough exami-
nation of titles.
WetDraW up Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Wills. ETC., in a careful and
systematic manner.
Notary Public always in the Office.
We have the finest reference maDs
Of the city anywhere to be found.
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For Rent.

SIS. -Four room new brick house.
Two furnished rooms to rent n pleasant
nelghborhood on Main street, either single
or ems suite. To gentlemen only.
Twelve roomed house, Second South; s45
$40. Srick store on First South street,
SIC. THEE rooms few steps west Of Oil
House.
A large, nne room, furnished.
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We are Agents for the Guion Steamship
Line. Passage tickets for sale to and from
Europe. Drafts on all principal cities in
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TNERRIToRIAL AND COUNTY SCRIP
i bought and sold
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Having secured, for the
present, the large building
lately occupied by z. G, N.
I. Produce Department, bet
ter known as the Old City
Meat Market, I am prepared
to continue the purchase of
WOOL. Gail and see me.
H. B. CLAWSON.
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A Spanking Team,

Johnny and Tommy were playing out
In street where there was much fast
driving. and where they had been for.
hidden to go.
Hello" said Johnny. ''there comes
. spanking team"
"Wherep" replied Tommy.
Bright across the street there; It's
your mother and mine, and we'd better
cut sticks and get out of this" which
they did, with their mothers after them.
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What Next Will q Girl Do2

A very pretty society belle called the
other afternoon. in all tho glory of a
fresh toilet, on another and very stylish
society belle. The servant thought that
the lady was at home, and so invited
her caller into the parlor. Then the
servant disappeared up stairs to find
her mistress. The young lady was not
to be found. On her way down stairs
with this information the servant was
startled by loud shrieks from the parlor.
Running rapidly down the broad stair
way and into the parlor she found the
pretty caller perched on the highest
chair in the room, her skirts gathered
closely around her, her eyes filed with
tears, and the air filed with piercing
screams. The maid was puzzled for .
moment. Take him away! Take him
away!' shrieked the pretty belle. Then
the maid looked at the base Of the ami
mated statue and perceived diminu-
tive Skye terrier, who was mildly gaz-
ing at the excited young lady above
him. The terrier was promptly taken
away, the weeping damsel descended
and departed, and an aristocratic neigh
borhood was once more at peace.
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Fortune to Farmers and Mechanics.
Thousands of dollars can be saved b,

THOUSANDS OF dollars can be saved BY
using proper Judgment in taking care Of
the health of yourself and family. II
you are Bilious have sallow complex.
ion, poor appetite, low and depressed
spirits, and generally dsbilitated, do not
delay = moment, but 60 at once and
procure bottle Of those wonderful Elsc-
trio Bitters, which never fail to cure.
and that for tho triAing sun, of hfty
eents.-TriSvws. Sold By John 4,
senboru. 81 v
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Overpaid.
SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts.
Balance due school districts on Let
March 1888, rs per last report l0.9ei 81
BAL unappOrtioned as per last rep. 4s So
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A letter from Paris says: 1.-The wo-
men Of France. and especially those Of
the upper classes, are more devout
nowadays than they have been for
generation before.
The New York Graphic, which is an
authority on the works of the Creator,
says: 1.-THE Lord never made grandei
country than that which Is known as the
Adirondacks.
DIR. Marion Sims declares that Horace
Greeley suffered from "acute meningit-
Is, or cerebro-spinal meningitis" In his
last illness. and SHOULD no more have
been sent to an insane asylum for treat
ment than typhoid fever patient with
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-14


lam never merry when I hear sweet
music.
The only rose without thorns ID true
friendship.
Affection, like the ironsmith, shapes
as il strikes.
Nature ia the master Of talent; genius
ia the master of nature.
There are many echoes in the world
and bat few voices
Every man desires TO live long, bat no
man would b old.
Women like brave men exceedingly
ardacious men still more.
Cnder all earth runs water, II We dig
deep enough; under all life runs grief.
To learn much Ne must learn little
at time, and learn that veil.
A lover has all the virtues and all the
defects that q husband has net.
Life 10 what We make Il.
Better to be driven out from among
men than to be disliked Of children.
Labor IL the divine Law of our exist
ence; repose 10 desertion and suicide.
Time h imneasurably long TO him who
knows how 70 value and use IL.
Feebleness of means il, in fact, the
feebleness of him that employs them.
A great noise IL often made by small
stone; the loudsss talk 10 not always the
deepest.
The most dangerous Hattsry is the in
feriority of those who Surround rs.
When there Is much pretension. much
has been borrowed; nature never pre-
tends.
There is fellowship among the virtues
by which one great, generous passion
stimulates another.
Slumber not in the tent in your col
umns. The world Is advancing; advance
with il.
Fame comes only when deserved. and
then is as inevitable as destiny, for II ID
destiny.
Be loving and you will never want fol-
love; be humble and you will never want
for guiding.
A man never 30 beautifully shows bis
own strength a. when he respects wo-
mans softnsas-
What makes many persons discomfort
cd with their condition is the absurd idea
they form Of the happiness Of others.
The wheel of fortune turns necessarily
round, and who can say with truth, ="
shall today be uppermost?"
A cheerful temper, joined with limo
cence, will make beauty attractive, VII
good -natured, and knowledge delight
full.
True glory takes root and even spreads
all false pretenses, like flowers, fall Il
the ground; nor can any counterfeit last
long.
A history which takes no account Of
what was said by the press in memora
bic emergencies BELTS an earlier az,
than ours.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-14
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J. Third judicial District OF the Territory
Of Washington. holding terms al Seattle.
in King county, for the counties Of King
and Kitsap.
No. S3i6-C Cornelius NJ. Crater va. Celia
Crater. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS filed In
the County OF King. in the office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
TEE CSrrKp STATES OF AMERICA SEND GREETING.
To Celia Crater. defendant.-You are
hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named
plaintiff. In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory of Wash
ington. holding terms at the city Of Sc
attic, in the county of King. for the Coun-
ties OF King and kitsap. and to answer
the complaint filed therein within sixty
days from the date of the first publication
OF this summons or Judgment by default
viii be taken against you, according to
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action Ii brought to obtain a
decree of the above Court that the bonds
Of matrimony between said plaintiff and
said defendant be dissolved.
Witness the Hon. Roxer s. Greene. J udge
49,, of the said District Court, and
| SEAL the seal thereof. this 18th day
t~' Of June. A. ID. lSss
JAMES SEAVEy, Clerk.
by JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
White & Munsay. attorneys for plain
tiff. je3i 5w
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HARRIsBuRo. Pa, Nov. IS, 18SO.-Dr.
b. j. Kendall d Co.-Gents-I have a
very fine mare that has had bone
SPAWN for a long time. tried every
thing man could devise to cure IL, but
all in vain, and was about to give it up
when friend Of mine in this city came
to me and recommended Kendall's
SPAWN Cure, which tried with grand
results, removing that bone clear and
clean. Then sent 70 cents to you fer
one Of your illustrated horse books, and
think there is no better book printed
on the horse and his disease. I have
taken great interest In IL, and have gincs
sold eighteen copies for you to my
neighbors, and will try and do what
good can by getting them for others.
Yours truly, G. w. MYLLxR.
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Il Is strange any ono will suffer from
derangements brought ON by impure
blood, when Scovill's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys
ical organization. II is Strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Sorofula, Syphlilitic disorders,
Weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin.
etc,
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KendaII'S SPAWN Cure.

WEsr ESosBUB6H. VT, Feb. Is, lSSl.-Dr
B. Ken@aA Cc.-Gents Several months
ago injured ny knes j1ipt which caused an
enlsrg' ment 70 grow the siZ of q layge wal
nut, ana caused me very severe pain all the
time fsr four or five weeks, when began to
use KendAlls SHavin Cure with tee most sat-
isfsctory res It's. Ii has completely removed
the enlargement and stopped the lameness
and psin. / rave lose known il to be excel.
lent for horses. but now know it TO bs the
best liniment for human flesh that i ar &C.
quainted with. Yours truly,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN the DIsrRICr ooURT FOR THE
J. Third Judicial Distrfe. Of Washington
reTritory. holding terms ct Seattle.
No 2696-0. U. Halief PLAINTIFF, W.. Cav
ford / Harrington, George A. Msigs and W.
p. sayward. defendants.
Undsr and BY virtue OF On execution issued
out Of the abovc named court, in the xbove
entitled sction, ! have duly levied upon %
the property Of the defendants Crawford 4
Harrington. the following described real estate.
to-wit:
The southwest quarter tsw < and north
half Of mort heast quarter ~ y Of kE ii OF
section twenty six i26l. township twessy.
tAfee t3sl north. OF range i've tsI eSst-2so
screa
Lots tve e, and thirty six 1861, and south
half Ct southeast quarter Is \ OF Sc ~ Of
three tsN north, Of range ave t5l east
lss io-lo0 seres. ALSO lots eleven I'm and
twelve tl2l, In block sixteen fiel, Hanfcrd's
addittoo 10 South Seattle. lot two (1l. in block
ave Isl. In Judkin's addition 10 the City Of
Seattle. and lot one ~. in block six l6l, 10
NAynArd's plat Of thu Town tnow CITY, Of
Seattle toscther with the appurtenances
thsrsanto bslonging. All Of said property
lying and being In King County. Warrington
Territory. aadI will. on
Saturday, the llth day Of August. 4. D.
1883,
AZ ths hour Of o'clock D. ~, In frans Of the
Oourfhoass door. In the City Of ssattle. King
Ccunsy sfore said, proceed 70 sell saia property
- puzzle suctioa, to the highest bidder for
Dsisd tbs n Day Of 'sly, ,s<,
1ys-td aA~tG a Frs County ". T.