, 1886-10-21
From ErIdaS'a DaiIx.

From FrIdaS's Daily.
Tie sawmilI property will be sold at
auction Cu the 20th INST.
Mrs. Plunuer, ST., is moving into her
ucw residence on the hill.
The Dispatch was delayed until near-
ly noon yesterday taking on freight.
[. =. Marshal Hamilton L,s som I'M
pnr,ant advertising il toda!'s Argus
The Becker cottage residence Oh the
Ll.i opposite Mr.. EIsenbeis' is nearly
completed 1t IL neat and comfortable
home.
]. NJ. Hernaudes has opened shes
making shop il the AEGUs building. Ia
the Guoms lately vacated by Judge l. u
Hall.
MessIs. Bartlett & Co. have display
advertisement IL cur columns today. an
nouucinS t!Ieig stock Of fall goods. They
are always IL the field, aud secoD TO
none.
Nearly ali the oi,I-timers will support
n. Bradshaw, IrIesyeCtIYe Of political
affiliations. He Is the only congressional
caudldate who really represents the cause
81 lgboung man.
\ fortlaud syndicate IL going TO com
Plete the greGt Willard hotel projected
there and begun few years ago.
i. NJ. Hammond thinks it must be
democrats that are stealing apples from
his orchard, as they leave over half on
the trees. If it were the other fellows
halo ictd mitiite.
DR.. l. NJ. Harrison, who has just To-
Gated in I iOrt Townsend, has opened his
office IN the Eisenbeis building, second
floor, corner Of Water and Quincy
streets. Read his card.
The clown usually gets bigger wages
than anyone else ahout the circus. When
one with an unusually sharp prod gets
after Charley Voorhees, he generally
produces lots Of profanity.
Messrs. Garfield aud Nicklin had q
splendid meeting at Port Gamble last
evening. They returned to this place
aud went from here to Seattle today.
From there they go to Mason county.
1t is all right in some peoples estlma-
ton for the little 3x4 ARGUS to be held
held up to ridicule, but when the other
fellows OK gets tie entrails hooked out
of him there ia a speedy change of tune.
Prof. Craven, OF our public school,
very properly protests against the tardy
and slip-shod manner in which many pu-
pills attepd-thus squandering public
funds intended to be expended for their
benefit.
A. j. Burr, the Olympia cranberry
artist, will have an advertisement in to-
morroW's ARGUS. He sells vines for 81
per thousand. He Uses New Jersey
vines, and produces wonderful quantity
of extra large berries.
Voorhees, has long been an absolute
forfeiture candidate. Thus far he has
succeeded only in forfeitiug the good
will OF many sensible people who would
like TO see little more candor and
little less demagogy.
Another announcement of repuE licGn
meetings appears in today's paper. Ex-
cellept talent is expected to be furnished
by the territorial central committee, in
addition to fresh local speakers, and the
dry bones will be shaken up in good
style.
Stand by the pioneers, the old timers.
Al. Plummer, Frank Bartlett and "Lote"
Hastings are all well qualified for the
offices for which they are running, and
if there is a single reason why they
should not receive the support OF voters
We have yet to hear of it.
We stop The press to say that Mr..
Voorhees,, the other evening in closing
bis speech, very kindly intimated that
he would bow to the popular will if
Bradshaw were elected. For this kindly
consent-thanks, awfully! What Ca
lamity might have occurred had it been
otherwise
DR.. Spencer G. Devan, q. S. Marine
Hospital Surgeon, has received orders to
discontinue his Office in the lower part of
town. We believe this move is short
sighted one on the part OF the marine
hospital authorities, as the Office near
our Hharyes 10 great conyenience-in
fact an absolute necessity-fOr shipping.
The hospital is situated back on the hill
where every sailor, no matter how ill.
must be conveyed in order to be exam
ined for admission to the institution.
We hope the order may be revoked, and
the down town Office" continued.
DIsABLED.-The British bark Premier,
Capt. Il. Y. Rowe, arrived in Port Dis
covery today from Iquique, Chill. and
will load return cargo Of lumber. Capt.
Rowe reports having spoken the steam
ship Wellington Saturday, the 9Th, about
80 miles southwest of Cape Flatsery, and
says the latter was drifting apparently
disabled, and although in company 13
hours made no signals, presumably re-
pairing; was drifting southwark when
last seen. Weather fine. Premier re-
ports good weather during the whole
passage.
From 0arurdaY's Daily.
Hon Dickinp is over and pickers have
gone home.
Temperance Sunday at the NJ. i.
church tomorrow.
Look ont for Watarman 4 Katz's now