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National Republican., 1884-10-17
Now Comes the Bed Wraps,

NOW COmeS tnc Deu wraps,
Something You All Want and Must Have.
We shall give you another chance at our Blan-
kets at last weeks prices.
] bale of Gray Blankets, 4Oc
2 cases of Franklin Dark Gray, 60c.
] case Of White Blankets, soc.
case of White Blankets, 1O-i, 81 "a.
20 pairs OF the German Drab Blanket, 11-4,
ali we have left, S2.43. They nl say 1t Is i'm
mCnse,
10 pars-and all we have left-of that LID
Lambs Wool Blanket, $500.
Bed Comforts.
2 bales of BED Comforts, 4Sc.
. bales Of Bed Comforts, large size, 60c.
2 bales of Bed Comforts, large size, wool fill
2baies of Bed Comforts, large size, clear fill
Ing, Svc.
Our Specialties.
Children's Vests, size TO- 13c; rise &c for each
size making 3Qcost 27c. Chlldren's scarlet Knit
Vests At pTopOrtionaey low figures
Ladies' heavy Mer,no Vests, all Sizes the
biggest drive Ofthe season, SIC.
Mems heavy Merno undershirts. 20c
Gems genuine Medic ited Scarlet Knit Shirts
and Drawers, pure wool, per suit, sl,O7
Ia doa. Mems Fancy Merino Undershirts, q
Another of those Re,enforced Unlaundered
Shirt for Men and Boys, 3Sc.
Balance OfOur 3-ply Linen Standing Collars, &C.
OMcn's GOssamer Coats. perfect goods, 00c.
10 dOz Pure Linen BOsOms, DC
75 dOZ. Unbleached Napkins, per dOZ. 25c
How Is that for u price?
b doZ. Boys Wool Bicycle Shirts, new fan
Shades SOC.
National Republican., 1884-10-17
The CoIored sunday Schools.

BOYS Double.breasted sack suits Eiseman
Bros, cor. 7th and L.
National Republican., 1884-10-17
Third Grand Remnant and
..-
Special Bargain Sale,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20,
And continue the balance of the week.

The cold wave has at last appeared, and no
doubt has caught many one mapping, thinking
they had plenty of time to lay in their fall and
avail themselves of the splendid opportunity of
fered by our house In Staple heavy goods, suita
Bile for now.
National Republican., 1884-10-17
LOVERS OF ECONOMY.

The Pa Royaoers Remnants Of wd Opera and Shaker
Fannes prices that close them out quickly Coo White
Red, and Blue. Length, from Il yards to yards
We have been keeping only the Best Fanne Our patrons also
will find these aSurdy cheap have the
Flannel department the prices fixed close out the lot quickly
National Republican., 1884-10-17

THE Rowland Dental Association No. 211
Four-and-a-half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds of
Dental Work. All work warranted iirst-class.
Have administered nitrous oxide to over 30, 900
persons. Fine gold and amalgam filings in.
serted in the best manner. s.
National Republican., 1884-10-17

IS Dozen, job lot, Colored China
Silk Handkerchiefs, never before
been sold under oSc, and cheap
at that price, special price 4Sc.
National Republican., 1884-10-17

"ALDERNEy DAIRY WAooNs. Fresh Al
livered In y pound Ward" prints, at 49,.
per pound. Also cottage cheese, DC per ball;
buttermilk, DC. per quart. and sweet milk at &C.
per QUART
National Republican., 1884-10-17
Gloves !! !

IS Dozen, job lot, Pure China Silk
Handkerchiefs, extra size, beauti.
fully hand embroidered, regular
price Sa.as, special price 81. IS.
National Republican., 1884-10-17

The sale oSc Kid Gloves will terminate SATURDAY, OCT IS
Our will remember offering for the Special Sale $3.50 Kid
Mousquetae SI.Io 4Buon Elite Kid Gloves $3.50 Gents Kid
Gloves and SI1o Misses Kid Cloves all for csc per pair until Satur
day, Oct IS at 6 p. m.
National Republican., 1884-10-17

The tract Of land known as "Trinidad,"
comprising some 100 acres, which lies just be.
yond boundary, in the northeastern section of
the district between the Bladensburg pike and
Kendall Green, has been sold to the Washing
ton Brick Machine company for about $1,000
This tract was donated several years ago by
Mr. w. W. Corcoran to the Columbian uni
yersity, and the sale was made by the latter.
, 1884-02-14
Tele graphic.
Whn,cam JuhiInnt.


The Seattle .CiroAicie has special
from Wnarcom, under date Feb Sth, as
oilows; The long pending litigation
between the townsite proprietors of this
place and the Whitcom colony was SET
led today by compromise satisfactory
TO all parties. The news of the settle
nent was received with enthusiasm by
l.l the residents of the place, who have
suffered much from the stagnation in
business caused by the unsettled con-
lition Of titles to real estate, pending tie
re- nIts of the suits of the rettibDnes and
others against the Washington colony.
\ grand jubilee meeting was held TO-
night, attended by nearly all the male
inhabitants of the place, and general
io lifca;iJn is in progress. Everybody
is b p y, and all anticipate the bigges ST
ku-d of b ,om. railroad and rJal estate
ow that the incubus that has so loLg
w.iLhsd down the city has le. II
lifted off. A bill granting the right
way for railroad from Seattle to What
CON is Low before congress, and should
it pass work will commence immedia T.
ly. Tie prospects for Whatcom are
now br. lLt.r than they have ever beer.j
, 1884-02-14
OUR MARK
San francisco.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S.-Freish.s-
L .le market Is tirm at an advance.
Chartered-For Cork, U. X, Br. sh .
Birker, iron, 1903 tons, 3Js, and Br. bk.
Carnegie, iron, 1929 tons. 30s.
Wheat R ,ceipts are very light. Spo,
market is rather tirmer in tone. yet ship
pers do not take hold freely. Quotations
II 'minal at 81 6j@l 671s; futures FatheI
more active; sales on call )0l tons No. !
white, seller the season, 81 64@l 65;
seller the year, 81 g.; buyer the season.
81 72@1 721s..
FIour-Not tho slightest Improvement
to note; sale of Walla Walla at 81 25
from warehouse.
BLrley--Spot tirmer, owing to less sci :
ing pressure, Quote feed 91@95c; brew
ing, 81 05Gl 10. Futures higher, No. ]
feed, May, 97@9Ss; season, 921z@9l1z
buyer, season, SI@1 ".
Oats--Reeeipts are small, hut the NAL
ket fails to improve. Transactions con
hHeu W JooOiHS' S'tutS 81 OoSI ~
Bran-No. / wheat bran in large SUP
p y and market weaker; quote SI5@16.
Potatoes - Petaluma and Tomales.
55P56e, and receipts large; Garnet Guile,
nominal at 81 80.
Dried fruit-Quiet and firm.
Green fruit-Apples. common, dull OF
sale; choice qualities. scarce and in de-
m md. Quot S2u2 so.
Salmon Unchanged.
Wool-Steady and fair amount OF
business doing, considering the small
ness of stocks, whic;I are mostly poor in
quality. Sale OF 100 bales fair eastern
Oregon at 16@17c.
Eggs-FresI California easy at 24G
25c.
Butter - In good shipping demanGi
choice roll. 33@37c.
, 1884-02-14
With ur Exchanges.

The gross receipts of the Tacoma posi-
office Tor January were $500.
The Sullivan combination carIi ii ava,
about $500 in gold coin from Tacoma.
Congressman Blackburn, Of Kentuck,
is to be the next q. s. senator from tina
state.
Gordon, of the Seattle Herald. appro
priately calls Sullivan "the great un
licked"
Six blood thirsty murderers are nov
confined in the Multnomah county jai
a. Portland.
Gen Sherman has been formally re
tired from the army iy PROCLAMATION.
from the President.
J.J. Murphy. Esq, of Salem, has been
appointed post fi,e inspector for Ore
gon and Washington.
Ex-Mayor Drumm ond of Victoria, anf
f,rmerIy of Santa Barbara, Cal, died
Thursday of consumption.
Hill Harmon re opened his ho'el n
Stei.acoom yesterday. t7Ih) celebratin,
the event by grand bail.
Congressman Mackey who died few
days aio, Is the last q: the republican
leaders in South Carolina.
The Seattle Post -InteHigeneer claims
a larger circuiati,,n than al the, othe.
Seattle papers put together:
The Oregon Railway and Navigator
Company have purchased the steamer
Western Texas for Sl25, 5,U0O.
A grand lodge of knights OF Pvtbia,
is to be organized for this Territory, ;.
Tacoma the 26th of this month.
In tie New jersey Legislature a pro-
position Is being discus sed TO make
Alaska n penal colony, a Ia Siberia
Mr.. Ernt st Hoppe is editor of the new
German Sunday paper at Tacoma. H.
expects to Hoppe into lucrative business.
Seattle liquor licenses last year
brought intn the treasury SI4.75O. q.
which all but S674 came from retail deal
erS.
W. c. Beecher, eldest son OF Rev. II.
". Beecher, is on the Sound, havinr
come out here 10 see his brother, Capt.
BeecLer.
The Olympia land office has done A.
much business during the past yeaI a.
all the other offices in the Territory com
blned.
T. e Portland Neirs says the Oregonidn
has received subsidy OF SlUOO n month
from he N. p. Il. r. Co, and the latter
paper suys It's lie.
The Olympia Courier gives the Critic a
dig in the ribs on the subject of using
nig 100 much. See here. Bagley, this
thi x must be Totally obliterated."
A large number of Scandinavians and
G .tm ms fIom Minnesota have receatIy
come over the Northern Pacific and are
.aking up locations in the big bend coun
Try.
, 1884-02-14
E2GIG QgsLEUEE.


OUHEUTE- Feb. !, lSS1.
The winter j. open and warm. But
= light snow in December; s"me rain and
little frost The ground il not. aud
! IN, not been. frrzan- Cattle are Getting
l tle'r living III the timber. \ flock Of
robin red breasts came last week. and we
/ 10 * for an early spring. We have had
no winter. Tins far. and some spring
work will he done this month. Settlers
are hulding fencing and clearing. There
Is plenty OF good land vacant. We ex-
pact large immigration this year. Tho
hest timber land in the Territory can he
hought for 81 81 per acre- fir and spruce
River bottom land is best for farming; is
c were with alder. inc maple. sOmr
he mock and spruce. The QEileute riv-
branch has good farming land. Fish
and game are abundant. Elk, bea',
leer, wolves and wildcats are as plenti-
ful as when Columbus discovered Amer
icl. We have the largest tract of un-
nroken forest III the =. s.: it extend
from Cape Flattery on the north to Gray
HIrbOr on the south, 4 distance of oven
hundred miles: also, from the ocean
to the olympic range. covering frcn
thirty to forty miles wide. The mouI-
5ain streams are clear. cold SIT wafer.
md contain trout and salmon. There
ire tails from five to fifteen feet-one
lbout sixty A small steamer could as
cend the main stream about fifteen nj es
IN the winter; and con i go about the |
same distance in the summer If the stream
vas improved. There is one drawback |
to the country, and that is where the |
,iream empties into the ocean it is rocky. |
AboIt $500 would change the Touth to !
u sGt d 81 aunel, free from rccks, so that |
vessels could enter and have good shell !
er in sto ms. The numbering interests |
# this section dema nd the improvement !
# the river, and our agricultural re- |
iuurces would lie developed ut the same |
lime. Some farms here are already in IL |
Ioud stare cf cult alton. Cattle aud |
sheep do vel here, and although it is |
not paradise there is plenty of work FOL |
those who have the means TO live on till |
they can open farm. Those who want |
ease can have it in old settled states |
where farms, roads and houses are made; |
only the brave may have homes in this |
frontier land-thc jumping off place" OF |
\merica The wild Indians here have |
huilt railroad about fifty rods long with |
alder ties and rails. at their town at La |
push. 1t Is used TO move wood aud
meT, b ndise This is only in advance
Of the "iron horse" This is the frs
Indian railroad on record. Taey usual
Iy carry their burdens when they cannot
ship them i'll canoes or load them Oh
horses. They. are apirg the "Bostons"
by buildings houses like ours, aud cui-
fivating land. Some have quite com
Portable homes with good stoves and fur
Hiture They are anxious to have their
children educated. Uncle Sam has pro-
vided for them an experienced teacher.
There are forty regular attendants. and
they are making rapid progress. Christ
mas eve came Jan. 25th, little late.
but better late than never" A beauti
full evergreen, well laden with presents
for young and Joyous hearts. The fruit
was distributed 10y S ,nta Claus dan
Pullen) who was equal the occasion.
A. j. SMITH.
, 1884-02-14
JOyfll Genti.es.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Feb 5.-The 'omi,
nation b. the President of W. 2. Dixon
is district attorney Of Utah is the cause
t universal JOY among Gentiles. In al
lition to being fine lawyer and true.
devoted Gentle. he is the first resident
If the territory appointed by any Presi-
lieut. to Federal Office, except Brigham
I 'ung. The LEGAL element regard it AZ
Al outli le of the Presidents policy in
Iealing with Utah affIirs and now also
nope thai G vernon Murray will be re-
appointed, as the charges against him
seem 10 be too flinsy to stand in the way.
The governor will net go % Washington
unIess summoned.
, 1884-02-14

gentleman IL dry mp, or he would
make him" and continued TO exhibit his
amiable rroc'ivities urtil his remarks
and conduct became so offensive that
the chairman requested him to sit
down or to leave. He chose the latter
alternative. and saying he could wipe
out the whole err wd and other like ex-
pressinns. he finally left the room. While
at the table lie drank three bottles of
champagne in quick succession out of
beer glass.
, 1884-02-14
Queen Chnr,o,te's Islands.
COMPLIMENTS TO JAMES G. SWAN. FROM
THE AUTHORITIES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

COMPLIMENTS TO JAMES G. SWAN, FROM
THE AUTHORITIES OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
The following letter was recently re
ceived by Judge Swan, requesting a copy
# his lecture on Queen Charlotte Isl
,rnds tor pub ication:
"VIcruRIA, B. c., Feb 9th, 1884.
DEAR SIR-You were good enough TO
intimate your willingness to place at the
disposal of tie Government of British
Columbia, the manuscript of the valuable
and interesting lecture. which You so
lbly delivered iere, at their request, last
I.Onih. and which has been SO much ap-
,reciated by both government and peo-
Ile. have to acquaint you that the
G vernmPnt viii lie pleased to be placed
in possession of said manuscript at yonr
convenience, and thus British Columbia
will be under still further obligation to
y1u.
1 remain, dear sir, faithfully Yours,
JOHN ROBSON,
Provincial Secretary"
J1dge Swan informs us that he has
.Ireparesl revised copy OF his manu-
script, aud has sent it today to Hon. W.
f. Tolmie. to be handed to the Provin-
cial Secretary.
, 1884-02-14

Feb. THE bark James Cheston, re-
ported in The straits yesterday, wa
owed TO Port Gamble by tug GUliah to
day.
Ship Shirley. Capt. .Swanton, from Sai
Fra cisco arrived this morning. She wa.
t1wed to Tacoma to load.
Two schooners are reported in tb,
straits ,,ff Dunge ness.
Ship Norris, l lO2 ions, has been char
tered 10 loa lumber at one Of tie Suut d
mills fur South America.
The steamer - ympian from Phila-
delphia for Puget Sound, arrived at Val
para SD Feb. I'd, and was tn remain unit
he st when she would resume he
j, urney up the west coast.
NgSRI ScLD. barkentine Jane
A. Fake nburg has been retired from the
Has iian Island trade and sold H.
Lynde 4 Hough for codfishing. THIS
vessel was tn, first American barkentiu.
!" the C'iifornis trade and made tn,
best Iiss sc IN record from Manila I.
this . o t. a, 1855, the time occupied he
in 'hiriy-nine days. She has cen in
~ tive service ever since. and notnith
st ing her age. is said t. be as so1nt
as o nus. f. Chronicle.
, 1884-02-14

The principal changes proposed in
the homestead laws by the senate
ommittee on public lands will give
claimants one year instead of six
months from the date of entry to e.-
ablisling a residence thereon, re-
1uiring them in the meantime to pre-
pare gwen area OF lard fer cultiva-
ION. 1t is also proposed to extend
he time for final proof from five 10
even years from the date of entry,
md 10 incorporate timber culture
:lau|e IN ali humesteads taken up In
reeless regions.
A bill has been introduced in the
house of representatives TO prevent
he sale of certain Pacific railroads
,efore the United States bonds with
interest shall all have been fully paid
1t prouid. hat in case any Pacific
railroad fails 10 pay interest on the
irst mortgage bonds to which bonds
the United Stat,s are second and un-
'aid. the attorney general shall i'm
nediately institute proper prOceed-
ngs for the appointment OF receiv-
er, who shall con inne to manHge and
'i,trWe the road until all the princi
pal and interest of the United States
'onds be fully paid. The receives,
hall, out of the earnings and receipts
pay the nescessary expenses OF oper
ting and maintaining the road, in
tereJt on the first mijrtage bond-, u
nm sum eqhslto ten per cent. oD
he whole amount of the United
States bonds and subsequently the
liabilities and dividends of the com
,any in proper order If the earn-
ngs and receipts shall not he suffi-
lent to pay the interest on the frs
mort gage bonds, the treasurer of Ii e
United Sites is authorized TO pay
the interest when due.
, 1884-02-14
NOTICE.

OIand after this date the Puget So md
Iron Co. n corporation existing under
the laws of California. and doing busi
ness at Trnndale, Jefferson county, Wash
ington Territory. will not be responsible
tor any bills contracted by any collier
turning coal for this Company, nor &C
cept any orders from them.
JAMES l.. SMITH. Acting Supt.
Ironda.e, w. T.. Jan 18th. 1884.
, 1884-02-14
Orer from Ynnrees.

O?TAwA. (Ont.). Feb. SIT is under
stood that the Government has receive
an offer from n syndicat of New York
capitalists to take the Canadian Pacific
Railway and complete it without further
Government aid They also agree ia
give mp the monopoly privilege and to
pay duty upon their materitl.
, 1884-02-14

SAN Francisco, Feb. 8-Arrived-
steamer Oreg III, srim Portland.
Sal ed--Sieamer Mexico, for Victoria
hip Alic ID. Cooper, for Nanainu
italian bark Andrea, for PG rt Townsend
,rig q. ..urtney Ford, for Nanaimo.
PoRr Discovery, Feb. T. Sailed =
Pmnea> kendietou.
PoRr BLAKELY, Feb. r. Sailed =
Ship Topgailant.
+ Capt Alexander of the steamer Queer
4 tn Pacific has recovered from In
ate severe illness and will soon resuu,
lis duties.
, 1884-02-14
Territorial Officers.

sOJs:nor. VIM. A Newell, Olympia.
Sst-srSFy, y. IL. OEiug-,
Treasurer T. \. Ford,
Asl-Or. I. VI. Reed,
9. :. Marshal, Charles Hopkins, Seattle.
q. :. Pros. .ittOrh-v J. ti. Assen, SllII Waiis.
q. s. Asa 80 c IL. Il 9ufO |. Seattle
GAiel Justice, X. >. Greene, Settle.
Asso go ). q. VIA sIri StI4 Ndiia.
." = Jn9. e, Hoyt, O.ympia.
r..s. AUY, 81 Di-t.C- N. Bradshaw, Pt. Townsend.
- Je.rsr=Da CoIuty:
AsditoF, james Seavcy, Port Townsend.
treasurer, Frank \. BIrfIeiJ. PORT Townsend.
Probate Judge, Jill Van BOlEelen PI.TOyuseud
SAeriE. j. r ShsehIn, Port Townsend.
OoSoReF. b. Hoxsie.
SrAsol SuDI.. J. ]. Calhoun, Port Townsend.
VsuntX Commissioners. X. ID. AItrid ge, Port Lud
Isw; jas. A Smith, PorI Discovery; a. \. Plum
Asr. Port Townsend
, 1884-02-14
a . a II ID.

To al % are suffering from the errors anC
discretion II youth, nervous weak asss, early
I.cay, loss q. snLood. &c, will send u recIp.
lat will cure FREE OF CHARGE. Thls
reaI remedy was covered by missionary In
,onth America. Sci. self-addressed enveiop'
the Il V. JosEPu I. ISNAS, Station ID, Ssu
YoFh city. ~ -
, 1884-02-14

Sorics.-LiS=ral commissions will he alloWeG
- LIVE, kEsPONsiELE peTsJne VINO VIII aCi
Subscription Agents for either publication al aIS
RSst Office in the United States. \ copy q. c.I!!r!
paper will be mailed regularly TO any person wh'
nj send u occasional news iIsRiz Irum his or hen
fssaty. Sample copies seEJ lee on application
, 1884-02-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

As We ara preparing an abstract OF titles &.
,nds in J-fferrou county, the undersigned would
eem il I. .yor If thore holding unrecordedpa
nts weuid thuse Tia, m to Lr paced on record i.
son az they conveniently can.
J.J. CALHOUN,
BRADSHAW S JONES.
, 1884-02-14

u N "A week at home. S. outfit free. Pay
lAHSsS absolutely sure No risk. Capital not
ksheN rsquir d. Render, IL you want bust
.MHEHH ness at which persons ot either sex,
yvusEH yoi ng or old can make great lay all
wv The Line they work. with absolute Ger
tainty. write for particulars to II, HALLETT
Co. Portl md Name
, 1884-02-14
Tn, Ariiabie Boston sIueeer.

VIC oRIA, B. T., Feb. S-Sullivan at
tended Il dinner given last night to Ba.-
an, Lee and Cotsfo.d. He told one
, 1884-02-14

SAN Francisco, Feb. T. Arrived =
S.eu uship Villa ette, from Seattle
Sailed Bark Fresno, for Port Gamble
5, II ,oner Laglronde, for Port Townsend
, 1884-02-14

Tust received at james Jones''a lart g
les :nf the latest sheet music. alsoh lot.
;, S.ructlon books for various insiru
pis4.s.
, 1884-02-14
NOTICE.

!; G: ! :: !: !:
- 81 ~ faster selling book in Am
,rics. Immense d offs 10 agents. All Intelligent
,eop !. want IL. Any one can 5eCOme Il s1ccts--
al agent. Terms ee HALLET BOOK Co., Port
and. Maine.
, 1884-02-14
W NJ. Doli. s, T., Puoh
CENTRAL HOTEL.

PORT TOWNSEND, W. T.,
This IInIIsI' is New aud Newly Furnished
nIHl p"<Se<s's all The appointments OF
First Class Eofe1.
Its bar is supplied with the best O,
wines. liquors and cigars. There is
first-class billiard table and reading
ruom in the Hotel. Nothing will be lef.
undone to make this Hotel second to non.
in the Territory.
DODD & PUGH.
, 1884-02-14
FOR ALE.

"yENTY. LOTS IN JOHN BARTLETT'S
Addition 10 the City of Port Townsend
Il be sold cheap 10 parties that will bui.
good houses on them. Apply 10
f. ALBERT BARTLETT.
Port ownsend. Dec. -. 1853. idlwl
, 1884-02-14
SHIPPING NEWS.

Feb. 1l.-Schoouer John G. Nor.L
Japt Cnas q. Moore, after lying her
Il week or more has been chartered u,
nothschild & CO.. to load humber {,
ailton. w. T., for San Francisco Sh,
wa, toWed i'y tug Hope to Milton s.oda,
, 1884-02-14
The Charles Hotel.

Z. ]. MALtVM, Proprietor.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. TERI
The above named hnnse is now open for The n.
:-sptI0n of guests II Is hard-finshed throughout
u first-clas- condition and supplied with an e,
the outfit of new furniture.
The cuisine is strictly first class and under tn,
present management no pains' will lie spared u
make this the leading hotel on Puget Sound.
Board with or without lodging, by the day ,wesI
Dr month, at reasonable rates.
TIE kAS.-ls furnished with TIL
hnlcest of Wines, Liquor and Cigars.
:cited-
, 1884-02-14
Chilian Bark ANITA 1 Lr1so,

Neither the & pIa.n nor the uRdersi ned agents
~ viii b. iesponSit ie for any debts contracted
ny The. crew of The above i amed yesspI...-'
y. MABERRY. Master.
r. W. DeI.ion & Co, Agents -
l.. Pot Townsend, pelembtr Ifih. 1883. l.
, 1884-02-14

APPoRTI1NMENT OF School MONEY,
Total amount in general school fund, a., - o.
y ;. Of chi dren entiJIed 10 draw money 55I.
mount TO each pupil sgUSB
, 1884-02-14
HOTELS.
California Hotel.

Cor. WaShin"'on and Adams Sr.eeIS-
ORP TOWNSEND. WASH. TERRI
Tbs new and tommodious hotel is now cps
10 the public.
Good board and lodging will he furnished o.
The following rates: Per week, Sc. Transient, s.
per day.
- THE - BAR -
Attached 10 the hotel is furnished with the bes'
OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
c. GILBERT.
Sepll-dw Proprietor
, 1884-02-14
Vessel. Consigned to R, w. deLion q Co.
British Bark BAYARp.

Ha'-hrr 80 "an'nin nor thr undersigned
,gents will ~ reSnonsihie for anv debts con.
.racted by the crew nf the allowed -usn,ef kes-
sei D. MCDONALD. Master.
NV rFI.IoN 4 co. AsrniE.
par+ Townscri. Dec. II -fSS2
, 1884-02-14
GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.

FkrExENr or TREASURER OF JEFFsRsDS oo-STY.
, 1884-02-14

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, 1884-02-14
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