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w Il. iaipot' oI the hrm ot POPE X
talbot OF oan rr;tnc'Sc"' owners OF The
or CTaAb!e' forf -4diloW ana Ctsalaul
sil" mills IS visiting t;l1 Sound
Quimper Mfg. Co, (which means our
new sash AMI door factory has its
machinery on hand and the building IS
being pushed forward rapidly.
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dav and raou,.stz,TsaIoo,, ,aa,,cr, NOT to
sell Eoro- nm sunday T4;s sa;J tLe,.
Is dancer Of the law hainn enforced ~
it has been done in other places.
Escort NO = Is the name o. Il
smart looking tug boat recently arrived
from San Francisco hessrs- Bartlett X
AcAllep are agents tGr tins steamer She
viii do general towing business on the
Sound.
Steamer Dispatch lett tins morning
Tor Neah Bay and way p"r's. She had
on board large lot OF passengers, and
considerable freight An effort is being
made TO have semi weekly mail service
granted for tins route by the Z. o. De
partment, and 1t IS hoped the move viii
be successful.
Elr. Chester Terry, of the frlm Of Plum
mer Bros. X Terry, started for Oregon
this morning. The peaceful smile that
crept ont Of the corners of his mouth and
crawled along up under his ears bespoke
some unusual occurrence. Gossips say
the firm is about to be enlarged and an
other partner taken in not u silent part
ner altogether, either Oh, "Chetr'
Everybody feels like extending congratu-
lations in advance over this happy event;
it seems 10 be such an appropriate selec-
ton. Hurrah for "Chetr'
Prof. Chas. II. Reads c.,'D0se OF the
tricks of so-called spirit mediums on
Saturday evening was The most thorough
and convincing we have ever been per-
mitted to witness. As 4 legerdemain
juggler, Mr. Read certainly has no supe-
rior. His lecture or prelude was devoted
mainly to showing up the impositions,
frauds and immoral lives of many no
torious mediums" who give public ex-
hibitions, profess to cure dis
eases, &c, by the aid of spirits. THIS
was followed by performing variety of
tricks while tied securely IN chair
trlctssuch as mediums say are done
only by the spirits, including the play
ing OF musical instruments, changing
clothing, &c. Afterwards the famous
Slade writing Trick was performed with
the room hghted. Then the farce of
"materaiIzlng' IN the cabinet was done;
races hands and forms were produced.
At the conclusion funny pantomlme
was produced' making the audience
scream with dellght. Everybody IN at
tendance was hlShiy pleased not a word
OF DISSATISFACTION or disappointment be-
ing expressed. Prof. Read promises an
entire change OF proSra mme this eve
nlng' also that the tricks done Saturday
evening with the hight out shall be done
IN lighted room. The entertainment
will be well worth attending by the whole
town. Reserved seats at Harker's, Open
at Fowler's Hall at $50.
JOLLY PIcNIc.-Oa Saturday large
party of pleasure seekers went to the
head of the bay with lunch baskets and
all the paraphernalia necessary for re-
freshing the Inner man." Some of the
officers from Fort Townsend joined the
merry crowd, swelling its numbers to
eighty, making miscellaneous collection
of ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls,