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, 1884-01-31
WeekIy Argus.
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He.'ey half lot c"Tl-F1"- on Water
~" quincy streets "ii "I'4 erect '..'.'
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used ''f '''e governments '.'.'i'' " are
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The drmlFe young man "A" walks L. e
streets :" thou=4ti1!lE tAe~' days has.
lost any relations !Ht-iy' lis G'iriH'
couatenance bet'Nei1S "a mental s'T'l--. e
over the question oi selecting wien
tine for h's "duxE- Ne" designs VIII
be displayed soon.
The WLatcUm RsrsiHe prints Co
umn IL Scandinavian, for the benefit "i
intending immj grants Of that natl 'naAt!
Our PartIugton SAID lew years ago tEF
there was a colony Of ante,le.u IHus
coming 10 settle on Puget S'uud. IL
says too that they bring most Of theI
canned provisions IL dramatically con
, 1884-01-31
SHIPPING NEWS.

Jan 2s.-Schooner UEa, Capt. H. B.
Smith, arrived from San Pedro last
night, and proceeded to Port Blakely TO
load for above outgoing port
Bktne. Quickstep, which saiIsd from
here Oct 18th, 1883, arrived at Annoy,
{ 'hina Dec Goth, 1873.
Bark Hesper, Capt. Cyrus Ryder, sailed
from hare Oct. 2Sth, 1853, arriving as
Melbourn, Jan. 18th, 1884.
Bark c. o. Whitmore was towed to sea
at 8 A. n. by tug Richard Hulyoke
, 1884-01-31

FoR SALE--A first class upright piano.
blacksmith tOols.Hnvil, vice and bellows.
also one thorough brace, two seated
spring wagon For particulars enquire
of r. K. LArIMER.
, 1884-01-31
French Bark EMILE,

Neither the Cantaiu nor fhr nm iersigned
agents Of Ihr niIOve named vessel will be re-
sn0nsible for ans dehIs cGnfrarte't hy officers
or or, W. l.. NUtiERE, Master
RCTHSCHILD & Co.. Agents.
Port Townsend, Aus- II, 1898.
, 1884-01-31

rome Others do enjoy it too! Nothing
succeeds like success" Don't il old
Demi- john? loud cries of no person
alities.) This concluded his report Mr.
PubIic-opiniou then arose aud said
Gentleman, at this late hour beg your
indulgence. l would the following
resolutions be recorded: Whereas, in
the opinion of this club, there have been
grave errors committed by Messrs. Town
Council Il Co. in time past, and whereas,
it is desirable that all things should te
done orderly for the public good. There
fore. we the members Of the 'Bee-Line
club express our desire that the report
er3 of the ARGUE naught' and the Port
and Sherry Times shall hereafter take
clear and satisfactory accounts, Of
all the proceedings of the said Messrs-
Town Council X Co." Carried with ac-
clamation. The Secretary hoped as the
council meetings were held when" and
where" the public would attend and
keep their weather eye open"
The health officers report, and several
other items If great interest. we're laid
upon the table until the adjourned meet
ing on Monday next.
Secretary BUsTLER.
For SALE.-Sixty-eight 400-Gal., Iron
Water Tanks. Apply to Waterman i
Katy
, 1884-01-31

Jan 30.-Sailed bark Northwest. Capt.
Magoune, towed out by stmr. Addie;
bound for San Francisco.
Sailed-Schnoner Queen, Capt. W.
Bryant, bound for S. F
, 1884-01-31
LOTS FOR SALE.

The undersigned has LOTS for sale in L. B.
HAsiings' First Addition to Port Townsend.
Parties tho come with the inten tion of settling
and making permanent Improvements will 1ud il
20 their interest 10 call on
will promptly attend 10 any Commission busi-
ness. Purchasing, sic, for parties living out Of
to vIi. +. w HASTINGS.
IN. B.-Can be found IN town every day. or
r.ac he'd BY lcIIer 10 tn Poet Oiiice-j iI2-w-lm
, 1884-01-31

just received at Pettygrove & Burkeit':
a choice lot of fresh fancy candies.
, 1884-01-31

Marysviile Blankets.
Mission Blankets,
Merced Blankets at
Gerson d Meyers.
, 1884-01-31
FOR SALE.

TJNWENTY LOTS IN JOHN BARTLETT-S
Addition to the City of Port Townsend
WI! be sold cheap TO parties that will build
good houses on them. Apply 10
+. ALBERT BARTLETT.
Port own<end, Dec. -. 1853. td-lwl
, 1884-01-31
FINE TEAS.

Just received! leo Chests OF Ma yhower Tea
This Tea u uHeolOred aud strictly Pure, and the
finest Favored Trs in tie market. We also have
fue Japan Tea. put up In ladies Japdnese work
baskess alone are worth the price
D lid for basket and contents. In addition 20 the
above We have & consignment OF the finest grade
OF Black Tea dir.cI from China. cargo ex. ship
Mercury all of which We viii sell at the lowest
prices We guarantee satisfaction.
&. c. BAR LETT CO,
, 1884-01-31
ISLAND ROUTE.
PORT TOWNSEND AND sEMIAHMot
DISPATCH, -

JAMES MORGAN, Master,
Will leave Port Townsend for Neah Bay
and way ports every Monday Morn
ing on arrival of up Sound steam
er. Returning will arrive Oh
Wednesdays. Towing and charters at
reasonable rates. Apply on board, or to
L. B. Hastings c. C. Bartlett L 20.
n. B We have Just added to our fleet
a large scow, fitted with tarpaulins, for
freighting.
, 1884-01-31
For Rent.

4 small dwelling house Apply at
once to II. LANDEs.
, 1884-01-31
Vessels Consigned to
ROTHSt StIIILD ~ co.
British Bark CAMPBELL.
From CartIiff. Eng.

From Cardiff. Eng.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE CS-
y terSigned agents of The above namedy---
seI will i,, responsible for debts contracted ID
the officers or crew
WI. TAYLOR, Master
Rotfschild & 20. Agents.
Port Townsend, ". T.. Sept &C. 1885,
, 1884-01-31
Secretary BUsTLER.

For SALE-Sixty-eight 4O0-Gal-. Iron
Water Tanks. Apply to Waterman i
Katz.
, 1884-01-31


industry. We doubt not that the eS-
Enlistment will snon be opeaed up on
broad ID solid financial fouUdation,a and
that it viii be extended and enlarged
until it leads all such factories on the
sound
Deputy Collector Izett, of Roche Har-
Dor, sends the following iu reference to
the white sloop" recently reporte drift.
ing about in canal de Hlro in a storm:
.On the Sth 'nst. Peter L1mi and Eu-
gene, fishermen, of Mitchelrs Bay, left
here in tive-ton sloop to get lumber at
Whateom. They called at Waldron ISL
and fDr two more fishermen. They saw
between Orcas and Patois Islands what
proved on nearing the object 20 be
black slOop, although the sails showed il
to be white at distance. The sloop had
a red ribbon or streak around her gun
wales, and was about or tons burth-
en-. They attempted to tow her to a
sheltered point on Orcas. bat the wind
incr asei to gale, SO they reluctantly
let her go and ran for shelter tn Waldron,
bnt the gale increased an squlll car
ried away their mast. Twas we'll there
were four fishermen on board as they
hauled in the sailI and rigging. setting
the broken mast down the hatchway and
setting the iib and running to a harbor
on Laturna Island, where they made a
new mast, repaired their rigging and
sails started for their Lumber, and got
back here the 10Th. No1oubt some poor
fellow lost the number of his mess.
Nothing has been seen or heard of the
wreck here siDce."
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

THE Republicans of The Sixth Ward
held harmonious meeting last even
ing and nominated Samuel H. Blynard
for the City Council, after first tender
ing the compliment OF a denomination
to the present able and efficient Coun'
Gilman, Mr.. Stevenson, who no"
represents that ward in part. Mr.
Stevenson has made a good record fol
himself and as chairman of tho Water
Committee. his course in Council ha'
been in the line of economy and gooo
government. Though the voluntary re
tirement of Mr.. Stevenson is IL be re
gretted, the people oi the wanI have
cause for congratu!ation that 50 prac
tical and efficient citizen as Mr.
Baynard has been nominated to Succee'
him.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

Tue Dtl,ocr. TIC organ III thlS clty Is
exceedingly anxious to let the people
know that the City Council iSa nsurper
nf power by not yielding possession OF
thr Wafer Department Of the city and
permitting the Water Commission to
assume fan control, The organ need
NO, worry about the City Council. The
nrnbers of that body have very little
re<mct for any law passed by the die
mtiou Of a Boss" and It opposing
Ruch a Ia" makes them rebels, why
they are rebels and that is all there is
shou, it Not only the City Council,
br' the well linking and intelligent
Ei'zens ot both political parties have
very li''I" respect for either thu law 6i
the h,.S That passed he law. TIL" ncc'
pI" oi Delaware fought against tyranny
and oppression in every bat le tioli OF
Ltr' revolution from Bunker Hin in
the North 10 the fowprns in the S0Uti
n'h il i, huf m evidence that they still
pt,sSr-~ h" ulh-tin" revolutionary inde
S'nd''n"r when they oppose tho tyrnn
ny ot IA Water Commission bOsseh bJ
uhe Mialt.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

THE exports of breadsIuif> tI'm tbe
United States for ten months ending
April 30th shows the total vaIne 10 be,
Sl33, ,056, l25 against SlIs,139, Hl for tht
corresponding period last year, This
is one OF the causes OF the low price o
wheat the farmers were compelled tC
take the last year. As the free traders say
that tue farmers suffer more than any
other class Of people from cur protec
tive tariff system, it will be in orle
now for them TO explain why and how
If England can get her heat from IN
dia and Australia for saventy-tv" cent
hnsh"l, it il somewhat difficult 70 st
how y low tariff or no tariff a all ca,
help the farmer.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

The Democrats nominated Professor
C. b. Rhoads to catch the votes OIL 'he
German Republicans, and the on!
German paper in the city rrsents 'he
nomination by according hearty sup
port to Mr.. Conrad, the Republican can
didate for President Of tie City Coun-
Gil in place of Mr.. Rhoads. II the
Democrats think the German Erpuoh
cans C IN be caught by litle chan they
will find themselves very much his
taken.
The German Republicans generally
know good thing when thev
see it, but IN Mr.. Rhoads. though !"
gentleman Of high culture and falr ca
pacity for the Office for which he Is
nominated, they see only vote tor the
tyranny of a Water Commission, ana
having fled from tyranny in the old
country, they have no idea OF being
active agents in putting themselves un'
der worse tyranny in this country.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

THE SUCCESS thai has CruWNnd the
arms of the young French Republic
ia another evidence Of the p"rmanency
and sucress of Republican government
All the feudal nonarchieS Of Europ'
hoped and prayed for the defeat Of th'
French in the late Chinese troubles, bu
they have unenvied satisfaction Of see
ing China conclude that peace is cheap
er than war and again the Frencl
eagles wave in triumph.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

TODAY will determine who is to b,
the Republican candi late for Sheriff
whether it is to be Mr.. Sti1ham. Mr.
Hukill, Mr.. Hoagland, Mr. Vincent
Mr.. Hermann or Mr. Moore. Whoever
is nominated should, and we heliev,
will receive the united suuuort of hi
party in next NoveNbcr. The candi
dates are all good men, honorable an,
upright citizens, and worthy the sup
port Of united party
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

THE crash of banks and brokers' in
New York has not affected thr banking
institutions of Wilmington. Il J.
doubtful if there is n city aovwhrre %
he size of Wilmington that has slcl
safe and sound banking institutions. -
Occasionally a dishonest dirk turn
mp, but the failure or suspension OF &
reliable banking institution il Whining
ten is unknown. The people are -ati,
fed in Wilmington with six per cent
profits, and that is about AL S"unC
financial dealings will stand
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

NEW WSHUESrORE-BF CHI AlIFANr
~ formerly Of Second and Market streets
solicits his old friends and customers to eX
anime his large stock Of cheap boots and
shoes at No. ell King street. next to Dllin'f
tea st0rs. His motto IL good boots and shoet
at low prices. Ladies' CATERS 75c. up; mems
81 up; misses' and chil1ren's at reduced
prices. mays.3m
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

DROPDSALS LEk NEW hlG n
i school. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceivet uuttl 4p. m. Saturday, May Ath
for the erect on and / closure of hTici
building for high school building, to be
built al Sth and Adams streets, in Whining
ton. Del.
Plans and spnc tic,ttons for the same will
bs ready and may be set n from Monday
noon, May lytn, both day and evening VI I'll
time for rece,v,lg bids at the office of &,
Graham and Son architects, 900 Market
street tsccond ST. ry) Wilmington, Del.
Bidders M st accompany their proposal;
with bOni. with lureties residents
of New Castle County, conditioned fol
the faithful performances Of the contract
The Board reserves the ght To reject any
or bids.
Proposals will be addressed
CHA4tLt.S + AFRO
President Board Public Educat'on.
and left with q. Graham & Son, Architects
CHARLES BAIRD. President.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
PHILADELPHIA.
DIR. THEEL 81, sss = SS'i: it'r

LIN. i Ii lEEL ST., Phil.
aleIphia, below Green, date with Prof.
Jahr), Ia the only physician in the U. 5. who
advertises, and whs is able 10 cure, talso
by letter., permanently, all and
every disease of a private nature ;
(acute cases In 4 tn 10 diys) ,also Nervous De.
bility, Youthful Imprudencc, Lost Manhood,
Effects Of lndiscretion, Pimples, Tetters. =
Send IS cents In stamps for 'SCOURGR
OF QUACKk." The exposing of :. Rever.
ends Free Prescriptions, Museutns, Medical
Institutes" etc. Hours, Sa. IN. t03p. M,
and I to y. IN. Sundays, sto !. Those who
have suffered for years from any secret dis.
ease, and have lost money and all hopoB Of
belrg curod, can be convinced that there IL a
sure fOr them AT last, by consulting Dr
til EEL. 5oS North Fourth street, Phiiadel
phia, or reading his SCUURHE OF
QU ACKS," az this is the only book which II
frse from eXaggeratipn, ana contains tru'
history Of RbOye-named Diseases and show
the best method tor their treatment by tht
ieadnp authorities of She world.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

NYOTICE-THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT
~ all clocks belonging to persons left To
DO repaired at No. 6.2 East Seventh street.
formerly Charles D. Smith, deceased. will be
sol d II not called for between now and the
oath day of May, according to his terms
Affairs must be settled NJ.
ml58t+ PUSEY J. SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

S.PHlAL NDT1CE.-C.W WESLEY PYLE.
- late of Second and Msrke> streets, is now
fully established At 223 Market street. He
has a full line Of gents. ladies', misses and
childrens shoes. Ladies gaiters, 7Oc. gents
button. 20 :; ladies slippers, ACC. Base ball
shoes at reduced prices. mo st
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
JOHN ALMOND T. co,

Wells tomatoes, BIB. cans, full
weight and guaranteed extra
quality, 3 cans for 25c.; Portland
corn, 3 cans for 25c.; red cherries
3 cans for Csc; tomatoes, sautcd
20c. can
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
ALL ARE INVITED.
To call at he Boston One
Price Clothing House and
Merchant Tailoring Estab-
lishment, and examine our
stock of ready-made clothing
and piece goods tor
Mems,
| Youths,
| Boys and
| Chi|dren's
| Wear,

Our stock is complete in
all depar ments All the Ia
test styles and cuts made and
trimmed in the very best
manner. All goods guaran-
teed as represented. All
the latest shades in Cork
screws, including wine color
land brown, which we are
selling at astonishingly low
|prices. All goods marked in
lplain figures. Our motto is
Ibest goods Tor the least
money,
In our Merchant Tailoring
! Department we have a full
lime OF foreign and domestic
!pipce goods to make to order.
! A call will convince you
s'that the best goods Tor the
least money are being offered
at the bDSTONONE.PRlCf
'lCtNTHING HOUSE AM,
ERCHANr TAILOR
.IING,
213 Market and ala Shlpley
Il Warrington, Del.
j. JUSTIS& DAVIDSON, Prop
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

THECbEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
l. to have your locksmithing and bell
hanging done is at W. II. hARTLnVE'S,
practical pnn and lOcksmith No. 2O8 ! ast
Third street Particular att cntiOn TO sharp
ening lawn mowers, saws, scissor, etc
mayl4-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

Eas-p KILN Els GREAT N ERVE RE
4 E.Aty, stofcf is the wondor oi tha age '0I
..er'a ,.isedAses. All fits stopped free
,o:l' to D3i Arch atraet. Phiiai elpn,a. Pn
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

NyOTlCt--NEW Took FOR SALE BY
~ Orkingmen', Loan Association. First
pay ment due I'D OF May.
ukUR' Z g. MARIS,
mylhltn Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
HUrICa4.

CEALED PROPOS AIS WILL BE re
ceived until noon of Tuesday, May 10th,
for plumbing the new Almshouse and Insane
Department, no tr Hare's Corner, New Castle
County, Delaware. -,
Plans and specifications can be seen at all
times at the city office Of the Trustees Of the
Poor. second story OF No. l05 West Sixth
street, wilmington, Delaware. Bidders must
accompany their proposals with bond, with
sureties, residents of new Castle County con
ditioned for the faithful performance of the
contract Il form of such bond can be seen
with the plans and specifications.
Proposals must be endorsed, Plumbing
new Almshouse ana Insane Department.
and addressed. Building COMMITTEE, Irus-
tees of the Poor. care John Guthrie, Aims.
house, Wilmington, Delaware
Tho proposals will he opened at the Aims
house on the said Goth day Of May, az noon.
by order
BUiLUING COM. TRUSTEES OF IHE
POOR. ms
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

NOTICE- DRklEGMEN. NOW Is
~ your time to secure homes. 800 shares
Mechanics Loan stock for sale. (New issue).
Only 81 per share, payable the seoond Tues.
dav Of every month. Apply soon 10 the
Secretary, W. }. MORROW All Fren'h st..
alS.tu thu "a -BW
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
0THELL0 RANGE,

With SmytL's Patent Duplex Crate,
automatic over shelf, large direct damp
er, polished edges, tin oven door, porta
bic end hearth, large boiler door and cut
top. Beautiful nickel name Plate on
over door, double hinges on oven door
aud ash-p door. A range that has been
thoroughly tested and gives entire salts
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

THO LOAN.-MONEY To LOAN ON
l. Mortgage In sums to suit. Citv or
Country property. GEO. X. TOWNSEND,
my-l5st el4 Market atreet.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
DIR. SIMMr'
Vegetable Pills,
The Perfection Of Pnls.
0 Il I'm II vys

"H""n H"U n THVVlElD FfITH
Tho most famous liver medicine on earth
NO gripping, sickness or weakness attend ttet
operation. They do not leave the bQwes oos
tive. They tone and strengthen tue Live,
and act on thekidneys, stomlcn and SID,
curing LIVER complaint, sick hearlole ueu
raIgia biliousness, pain in the Sides tr bacn
pam IN tho bowels kidneys or hladdnr, etc.
dumb ague, chills and fever, venorsI weas
eess, loss Of appetite, etc. They az 32lsndit
Tor weakly females as an assisia nt to Eeep IN
system healthy They are endorsed and "a
commended by thousands as tho incest pur
xatlve and splendid liver medicine. Eioxant
" sugar coated; 26 cents a box; ismlly boxe
n, IN one 81. Sent by mail. Sold by isGdin,
aed'eFs aed M,, IN MEDICINES; Main depot, Four,l
Arch street, Philadelphia. nov2l.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

W.. JaROCHE.THh GhEtlrH-..I II
- CI4i; voyant-M edtum. aston!shes al
vi h his revelations of the rast. prosen" and
future. ever fails. Tel = nat1Cs. >ittinsS
lay ant evening. Fifty cen ard dollar
~ Inc carly to avoid crow 5. No. II as
Ninth y rect. miGJt1
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17

NTICE-Dk. A. L. FKANTZ HAS
~ removed to No. 301 Delaware Avenue,
between ratnall and West streets.
Office hours
to Q, morning.
to 8, afternoon.
6 to Z, evening. feb2o-aHn
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
OIL STOVES.

The Standard Oil Stove does the work
of cook stove with greater ease and at
less expense. 1t has square extension
top with place back for oven, leaving
the FROM holes free. No ,ther oil stove
made so compact or has 30 large an ex.
tension top. AS low in price as any in
tha city
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
JOHN P. ALMOND & co.

Good coffee, 12ic. per h., SUI
perior to a great many 2Oc. Rios.
Try sample. Old Government
Java Coffee, csc. per h., 4 lbs.for
81 90. The finest SOC. tea in the
city.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
JOHN P.AlLMOND g. co.

Maple syrup, in quart and pint
bottles, As and 25c. Moir's rasp.
berries, gooseberries and red
cherries, in quart bottles, reduc-
ed from 80 to zoe.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-17
|REFR|GERATORS
AND OIL STOVES

The warm weather will soon be here.
Parties in want oI good Refrigerator
Call and examine my stock. l have
cherry, walnut ash and grained in oak,
with porcelain lined water cooler, and
the domestic ice chest at bottom prices.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-05-13
THE VALUE OF EXERCISE.


Nervous Diseases Cared Meehanieaily
Instead Or Chemically.
prof Felix Oswald in Popular Schemes
Monthly
"When reflect on the immunity Of
Woodworking people from the effects OF
wrong aud over.feeding,' says DR.
Boerhaave. Il cannot help thinking that
most OF our fashionable diseases might
be cured mechL nically instead of chem.
ically, by climbing bitterwood tree, on
chopping it down, if You like, rather
than swallowing decoction of its dis.
gushing leaves For male patients,
gardening, in all its branches, ID
about as fashionable as the said
diseases, and no liberal man would
shrink from the expense of a
board fence, If il would induce his
drug poisoned wife to try her hand at
turf-spading. or, as Q last resort, at
hoeing, or bit of wheelbarrow.work k.
Lawn tennis will not answer the occa-
sion. There is no reason Of going to
extremes and cxhsusting the little re-.
naming strength of the patient, but
without q certain amount of fatigue the
specific fails to operate. and experience
will show that labor with q practical
purpose-gardening, boat rowing, or
amateur carpentering-enables people
to beguile themselves into far greater
amount of hard work than the drill
master of gymnasium could get them
to undergo.
Beside the potential energy that turns
hardship into play-work, athletes have
the further advantage of greater dis
ease-restoring capacity. Their consti.
tuition does not yield to every trihing
accident: their nerves can stand the
wear and tear of ordinary excitements;
Q little change in the weather does not
disturb their sleep: they can digest
more than other people. Any kind Of
exercise that tends to strengthen not
a special set OF muscles, but the muscu.
lar system in general-has q proper.
tionate influence on the general vigor
of the nerv Gus organism, and thereby
on its pathological power of resistance.
For nervous children my first, pre-
scription would be-the open woods
and merry playmate; for the chlorotic
affections OF their elder comrades
some diverting, but with all fatiguing,
form of manual labor. In the minds Of
too many parents there is q vague
notion that rough work brutalizes the
character The truth il, that il regu.
lates its defects; il Gains the temper, il
affords an outlet 10 things that would
otherwise vent themselves In fretfulness
and ugly passions. Most school.teach-
ers know that city children are more
fidgety, more irritable, and mischievous
than their village comrades; and the
most placid females Of the genus homo
are found among the well-fed but hard
working housewives Of German Penn.
sylvania.