, 1883-11-15
From Wednesdays DaiIy .

Grand jury was iii scharged today.
Corsets at the Temple of Fashion.
Prof Roberts Will give thanksgiving
ball Nov. 29th at Olympia in honor Of
the legislature.
Ladies don't fail to visit the Temple of
Fashion.
Court is not over yet, but some of the
attorneys, including Messrs. q. NJ. Hal
Ter and j. II. Mitchell, Jr, returned to
Seattle today.
--latest styles of Hats and BOnnets at
the Temple if Fashion,
Nov. 13th.-Freight received IA Union
wharf ex. North Pacific: &c b " Co,
, pkgs; VIM Korter, ,; p B n T, ); w X
NJ, /; VIM King, 3; China Theater
Co, 2S.
Ladies' underwear at the Temple of
Fashion.
Judge Warbass and Auditor Bow
man, of San Juan county, came up on
the Evangel today, and Will remain III our
city until the steamers return.
Latimer & Co, agents for Peruvian
Bitters, are prepared to fill orders, whole
sale and retail.
A full line of Human hair at the Ten
pie of Fashion
Competent girl wanted for general
housework. Inqune at Latimer Il Co
Drug store.
Attorney Geo. H. Jones returned here
yesterday from Il hasty visit to his home
in Ohio, with a blushing bride. We ex-
tend our heartiest wishes AMI cheerfully
welcome them to ouI fraternal city.
Buttons at cents a dozen at the Ten
pie of Fashion.
Young Douglas, son of the late Gov.
Douglas, who died in San Francisco
last week, and whose body was brought
up on the Geo. W. Elder, left an estate
valued at about 81 100000.
For latest styles in Hats and Bonnets
visit the Temple of Fashion.
Steamer Eliza Anderson went up from
the lower Sound yesterday, and imme-
diately returned to Port Townsend un-
| der special charter. The steamer did
not go to New Westminster this trip,and
may not go any more until next spring.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose
Supporters at the Temple of Fashion.
We had the pleasure this morning of
meeting Mr.. Myers, the partner of Mr.
Gerson, just entering upon the dry
goods business in Port Townsend. These
gentlemen have store filled to repletion
with the choicest and best selected goods
in their line, and another large lot ar.
rived for them last night. They will
keep up a supply that will meet every
demand, and as they are straightforward
and gentlemanly in business, their trade
cannot fail to grow.
Ribbons in every variety at the Tenn.
pie of Fashion.
If the legislature will allow the govern
or and the governor will allow the Judge
and the Judge will allow the jury, theI
we will allow that the lawyers will allow
the judge and jury to-go home.
Handsome Dress Buttons at ), 10, 1;
and 20 cents dozen at the Temple O
Fashion.
Nov. 18th. Freight discharged a
Union wharf ex. Geo. w. Elder: w Il NJ
6 pkgs; w & X, "a; W Riley, 3; Weir 1
Jones, 3; I kirkpatrick, 3; Puget Sount
Iron Co, 236; P & B, 10; p b a I, 16l;
b Life Saving Station, 9; U $ Indial
Agent, Neah Bay =; Norris u Williams
30; \ ID Hill & Son, 24; Latimer Il Go
IL; l. l. Gale u Co. 3; J + Sheehan, %. ,
Elwood, II; Jones, 16; Jackman 4
Terry, B; Holcomb Il Co, 3; Gerson
Myers, Il; Z A Householder, I; c g
Il Co, 80; c Eisenbeis, AS; A Marcy,
Miss E A Atkinson l. Ex. Evangel: v
& XII. Ex. North Pacific: q Ster
ming, pkgs. Ex. Virginia: Jas Jones
$50 pkgs. Elk. Dispatch: Allen WeiI
ii pkgs; C CB & Co, 10; Jackman
Terry, D.