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, 1886-09-23
From Ye.lerdax,s Daily.

Judge E. d. Warbass of Friday Hsr-
bor was in town to-day.
/. W. Hill is clearing his property near
Capt. J. L. Buffers residence.
The steamer Mastick is announced to
be sold by the United States Marshal at
Seattle on Sept. 30th.
FoR SALE-A black walnut set OF
furniture, nearly new. A good bargain.
Inquire a: Latimer's Drug Store.
Mr. Salo Ansbach, an expert sIeight-
of-hand performer, is IN town, and adver-
tises to give lessons in tricks with cards.
Mr.. Charles Donovan, Auditor OF
Whatcom county, WAS in town to-day in
attendance on the Democratic district
convention.
Mr.. r. F. Radebaugh, OF the Tacoma
Ledger. passed up Sound this morning,
having taken trip over the Canadian
Pacific railroad.
The Queen brought up Oh her last trip
over one hupdred tons Of wire, ETC.. fol
the Postal Telegraph company. There
is enough wire now in Seattle to string
$50 miles.
G. 8. VOORHEES, has accepted Mr.. Brad
shsw's invitation for n joint debate, and
has arranged for four meetings, two il
Eastern Washington and two in West
srn Washington.
The public school in this city Is in
ereas:-- -t'>adance every day. EVER
- by the direction
, 1886-09-23

The Granite creek gold mines have
proved very disappointing to a great
many persons, but they have not been
entirely failure. Il. B. Cameron has q
claim, or part Of one, and is now taking
out $40 to $50 per day, and they are
only in the shingle bed yet, aud not near
the bedrock yet. He says every day it
grows better, and he expects to take out
S400 this week.
On Saturday last. at point five miles
southeast from Orting. E. B. Cheever
was shot and instantly killed by William
Hill. Both OF the young men were in q
party of five hunters, the other three be-
ing j. L. Mitchell, A. j. Hill, father Of
VIM. Hill, and young man named Cor
liss.. The shooting was accidental, Hill
baving mistaken bis companion for a
deer. Mr.. Cheever, who was about 81
years old, was chief clerk ID the Office Of
the road master OF the o. r. & N. Go.
at Portland.
An exchange says Dakota man emf.
grated to Washington territory because
as he alleges the elements were unpleas-
antly familiar with him. His first intro
duction to the peculiarities of the coun-
try was the appearance of an afternoon
breeze which swept away all his build
ings. After he had rebuilt the houses
another zephyr came along and whirled
them out Of existence again. He then
gave up trying to live in the blasted
country and resolved to bnrvesG his crops
and leave. That year a drought struck
the land and ruined the crops, and now
the man swears il he had stayed AN tier
day i'll the country an earthquake would
have swallowed the whole northwest.
| VIM. Lane, who owns a farm near Al
derton, Pierce county, has had in his en-
ploy as hop pickers, representatives of
two different tribes Of Indians, there be-
ing about fifty Of the CowichaDs and
twenty OF the Tulalip tribe. These In
dians are hereditary enemies. The Indi-
AIS were working together, but not at
all hermoniously. On Saturday night
the Indians got whisky and commenced
gambling in the Indian style. tribe
against tribe. The Cowichsns won all
the Tulalips' money, after which they be-
gan to fight, and several were cut with
knives. The Cowichans were victorious
in the fight also, and the Tulalips, some
time during the night, left their camp
and cleared out
, 1886-09-23

necessary appurtenancss will be put in
Any children in the district who are no
now attending school should be sent q
once.
Just received by sailing vessel, an i'm
mense stock of notions, ladies' baskets
desks, musical albums. toys, china ware
ETC., at W. A. Bourland's, in new store
next 10 Peyser's.
A meeting OF stockholders OF the pro.
posed Electric Light Company is called
for tomorrow evening, at 7:30 D. m, Al
the Court House. Citizens generally are
invited to attend,
Aside from the hotel which he is erect
ing, Capt. Fl. E. Morgan Is making great
improvement in bis Mountain View ad.
dition. This is the finest residence prop.
erty back OF town.
W. A. Bourland has fitted up his new
store IN very neat aud tasty manner
and Is well supplied with a choice stock
OF fruits, confectionery, cigars, tobacco
etc. Call and see him.
Mr.. s. Baxter, accompanied by his
wife, leaves Seattle tomorrow for Spo-
kane Falls, where he will join the Brad
shaw party and perhaps accompany them
over portion of the circuit.
The steam colliers Walla Walla, Una
tilla and Willamette are being fitted up
at San Francisco for passenger service
and will run on the Northern route 1t
is reported they will go into the service
of the Northern Pacific
Mr.W- II. Whittlesey has been ap-
pointed ticket agent for the N. P. r. r.
Any one wishing tickets over that road
should call on him. He will sell round
trip tickets to st. Paul, Minneapolis and
return, good for 80 days, for S65.
Don't forget the Republican rally on
Friday night, after the Republican
county convention. Meeting at half
past Z. Hon. Eugene Garfield and ]. r.
Phillips, nominees for Councilman and
| u. u. SdiuOuD, nominee
r Prosecuting Attorney; Mayor d. W.
Smith and others will address the public
on that occasion. As the speakers are
men of acknowledged honesty and
ability straightforward expression Of
their sentiments will be presented. The
citizens of this county, both ladies and
gentlemen, are earnestly asked to attend
and take part in the meeting.
The Democratic district convention
met here today and adjourned until 7 p.
m. Following are the delegates: From
Jefferson-H. c. Wilson, ]. E. Pugh
and 81. L. Blanchard; Mason-Mr.
Kennedy, holding proxy for McReavy;
Clalam-Mr. Heard, holding proxy for
McAlmond; San Juan-E. d. Warbass,
holding proxy for ]. Fl. Bowman; Island
VIM. Payne. holding proxies for both
delegates from that county, as they did
not come. w. H. Whittlesey holds the
proxies of w. I. Baker, NJ. T. Tawes. E.
Oonnelly and G. Donovan, OF Whatcom,
neither of those gentlemen appearing at
the convention.
, 1886-09-23

of Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong. Each CUES
took a piece Of the wedding cake tc
dream on, and the event will be long re
membered by those present as a mus
charming affair. The Kalakaua left fol
Valparaiso on Sunday evening.
SATURDAY NIGHTS PERFORMANCE. -
Those of our readers who are familiar
with the story of "Tsn Nights in Bar.
room"-and who is not s-need not be
told anything regarding the plot OF the
play. Suffice it to say it is one of the
most powerful temperance dramas ever
presented to the public. We have wit
messed its performance before and have
never seen it better presented by ama-
teurs than it was Saturday evening by
the Port Townsend Histrionic Club.
Where all did SO we'll it seems unjust to
discriminate, but as impartial chronic
acting Of Mr.. James McCabe as "Swit-
chell," the simple rustic, was ss good q
piece of character acting as one sees on
any stage. Miss Lille Miller as 'Me-
hitable," was immense, and her clever
acting and singing showed her to be
possessed of genuine dramatic talent.
Miss Alice Weymouth as MARY" was
excellent. and Miss Florence Bacon, III
the difficult role of "Mrs. Morgan" dis
played an intelligent conception vi her
part; while Miss Payne did we'll what lit
tie she had to do az "Mrs. Slade." F. p.
Lotus played drunken "Joe Morgan"
so we'll that one would almost imagine
"he knew how it was himself" "Simon
Slade" was creditably represented by o.
E. Shaffer, as were also the balancs Of
the characters. We must not forgot to
mention Miss Nettie Tibbals, who prV
sided at the piano, and by her artistic
playing added greatly to the pleasure OF
the evening. A number of witty local
hits were INDUCED in which convulsed
the audience with laughter. The attend
ance was good and the performance may
be considered q grand success.
, 1886-09-23
From. Errdax,aDa

EOAA EEloASfo DA1kXs
Ar. a. Barlow, OF Lopez Island, is in
sxn.
W. A. Bourland aoved his store today
70 the Waterman & Katz building, next
doOr to Peysers dry goods store.
We learn that the Port Hadloek mill
changes hands to-day, Mr.. Adams, of the
bsabeck mill, being the purchaser.
Among thOss in town today We no.
ased Hon. Eugene Csnfield, OF, W hatcom
Republican nominee for Joint Council.
ean.
A We go 70 press, the familiar toot OF
Ne steamer Mexico is heard on the bay,
she sails hence for Frisco with a fair
asassnger lis. this evening.
Tsaffc hence to the San Juan islands,
per steamer Phantom, was rather light
Rdsy. but a considerable quantity o.
os'zht was taken from this city.
Sheriff Kelly of San Juan county re.
safnsd homo on Thursday from Stella.
seon, whittier he had conveyed an in.
sans man from Waldron island.
DIR. VIM. Ewing, formerly of the Skapit
seses, has accepted the position of city
saiaos of the Seattle daily Voice of tn,
rsepie. William, mi boy, shake!
Tacoma Netrs, 10th: The steamer Vir
tsaia arrived last evening from Dungen
- Eith 500 bales of bay and 500 sack
apotatoes for the Tacoma Mill company
y. d.. Walsh, well-known typo and
sssspaper man on the sound, formerI,
81 She Port Townsend Star, arrived il
tbie mornin Il cam hare ,
, 1886-09-23

Steamboat men say the fog last night
W the denses this seasCn. A gentle
man who arrived last night from Seattle
on the steamer Washington informs us
that the long continued warning toot Of
that boats ''bazoo" was hardly calcu-
lated to soothe the savage breast of the
somnoleut tourist-but it was necessary,
all the same.
The Seattle air Is permeated, just now,
with rumors OF a Democratic daily paper.
y ", il the great state OF Oregon cannot
support Democratic daily paper, how
can poor Washington territory do so {:
II hardly seems probable that the
Ayas Sycamore of the Wabash" would
furnish the tenGs Sycamore" etc, with
the Necessary collateral for that purpose
, 1886-09-23
From TUESDAYS DaiIx.

The weather below is very foggy.
We noticed the familiar face of Capt.
Thos. Wright in town yesterday.
Miss Eudora Elliott, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Olympia and Tacoma
for some time past, is again at home.
New combination dress suits, very
pretty patterns, just arrived at Rostein's.
Among the delegates in town to-day to
attend the Democratic district conven-
ton we notice Mr.. Kennedy of Mason
county.
Dr. G. W. Hunt, the dentist, returned
last night from q professional trip, and
may be found at his Office, ready for
business.
Judge Teele of this city will be can
didate for the Office Of Prosecuting At
torpey before the Democratic convention
tomorrow
w. J. Adams, of the Ssabeck mill
company. arrived yesterday on the
Queen and proceeded at once to his
newly acquired mill at Hadlock.
Fletcher Coulter left yesterday for his
home in Seattle. He has been engaged
with the firm of L. l.. Gale i Go. for
some time. Fletch. was one Of the boys,
and we are sorry TO lose him.
The new boiler and engine for H.
Trenholm's pile driver arrived last night
on the Queen, and is now being placed
in position on the scow. Work on the
new wharf will be recommended as soon
as the pile driver is ready.
G. L. burlington is engaged in put
ting in an electric light plant at Port
Hadlock to light the mills and wharyes
there. What's the matter with our cleo
trio light heres 1t ought to be started
soon, and ia an absolute necessity.
Lace curtains, cloaks, dress goods and
woolen wear, very cheap, at Rostein's. =
Tomorrow is the day set for the meet
ing of the Democratic district conven-
ton for the 18th council district, to NOM
mate a JOINT Councilman and Joint
Representative, also a Prosecuting At
torney. The convention meets at ! p. m.
at the Court House.
We are pleased to record the rsnomin-
alton of our friend j. j. Calhoun Of
Port Townsend for Prosecuting Attor-
ney in the jefferson district. He is one
of the brightest and NEST promising
young attorneys in the Territory, and
We are glad that he has merited and re-
ceived a renomination.-Olympis Parti-
san. And he will get there, too, Bro.
Cavanaugh; and don't you forget it.
The Mackay- Bennett telegraph CON-
pany are likely to encounter opposition
or legal obstructions when they reach
Seattle. The Western Union have a
lease from the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. and the Few company will
have, in all probality, to pay for the right
OF way along the line Of the railroad. It
will probably be question of which is
cheaper-to pay for the right OF way or
to cut down the timber along the line of
the railroad right OF way and make
tract Of their own.
, 1886-09-23
MARRIED.

MORLEY Y-HYLAND-At Watford, On
tario, Canada, Sept. 10. 1886. Mr..
Charles Morley to Miss Olivia French
Hylaud, daughter of Rev. p. L. Hy-
land, Dean of Lambton, Ontario, Can.
IMr. Hyland was formerly pastor Of
the Episcopal church here, and his
daughter Olivia was well known to the
young people OF this vicinity. We con-
cratulate her, and hope that her mar
rage ties will be both pleasant and pro-
fitabls
, 1886-09-23

Table cloths, towels, napkins-big lot,
very cheap, at Rostein's.
To close out big lot of towels at 10c,
worth 25c; big bargain, at Rostein's.
Extra heavy damask linen table cloth,
very wide, 50c; big bargain; Rostein's.
Jersey coats, beeded fronts something
new-sets just arrived, at Rostein's
Hosiery. underwear, shawls--very cheap
Come and see them, at Rostein's.
New Jerseys, new dress goods, new
silks, new satins, at Restein's-
, 1886-09-23
DIED.

MARSELIUS- this city, Sept. 22d.
Capt. L. @. Msrselius, OF the German
bark Heinrich Ramien.
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow
fThursday) afternoon, at o'clock, from
the reeidence OF MIR. Lindsle Friends
Of deceased are invited to atte
, 1886-09-23
TELEoRAPHIc DISPATCHES,

SAN Francisco, Sept. Alt is said
that q. S. Deputy Collector Fogarty
seized to-day 440 pounds of opium, val
ued at about $1,000, on board the steam
er Gaelic. Nothing could be ascertained
regarding the matter from the customs
officials.
BosToN, Sept. 21.-The following off,
GERS for the ensuing year were elected to-
day by the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows, now in session in this city:
Grand Sire, John II. White, of New
York; Deputy Grand Sire. j. g. Under
wood, of Kentucky; Orand Secretary, L.
A Ross, Of New Jersey; Grand Teras-
urer, A. Shepard, Of Pennsylvania.
Cargo OF Tea Destroyed.
VICTORIA, Sept. 20.-The work of dis
charging the cargo of tea ship Zoroya
has been suspended, as the cargo i. found
10 be badly damaged.
FIRE.
Smith & Clarke's sash and door factory
ana hourlng mill was destroyed by fire
at Z 30 o'clock this evening. Loss, S1O,-
900.
New York Hop Crop a Failure.
New York, Sept. 20.-rhe Herald says
the entire hop crop of New York is
complete failure. The loss as estimated
by competent judges amounts to millions
of dollars. 1t will be seriously felt by
thousands OF farmers, laborers and small
shop keepers. The crop of 1885 in round
figures amounted to 10000 bales, but
this year, in favored sections of the
counties, it will not be 10000. of which
two-thjrds are unfit for market. The
previous failure Of the crop was in Aug
ust 1S66-twenty years ago.
, 1886-09-23
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for
Jefferson County will meet in Port
Townsend on Friday, Sept. "a, 1886.
for the purpose of nominating a
ticket for county officers, and for
transacting such other business as
NAV come before them. By order OF
OLIVER WooD, Chairman.
, 1886-09-23

eight ships at


IA Mill company loading lum-
5an Francisco and foreign ports,
The coal bunkers are two ships
coal for California.
Ihip Dashng Wave left San Fran
cav asys ago with crew of SIX
20 Americans and one JAP
le siriGe in California by
ships have been COM
xed crews.
uort Townsend His
1T the drama o
ar Roc a." at tn
his eiD tomorrow
lass d, from th
q tickets are 60 g o.
g. OF the ciS1 vii
deserves 10 be.
, 1886-09-23

NEW CASH STORE IN SA.rTLK-Ir.
meuse bargains for cash. Send 70,
samples aud price lists OF all kinds d
new dry goods and fancy goods, 20
wonderful values. Money refund
not satisfactory. Address county rdel
department, Chester Oieary, Seattle, " :
, 1886-09-23

Go to the Saddle Rock Restaurant,
the only house in town where there are
no Chinese employed.
, 1886-09-23

is Painless Corn Extraction
Paste is to be had only al
store, Water street
, 1886-09-23

~TED.-Eight or ten men can get
ant at Iropdale Immediately.
, 1886-09-23
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

y4ist OF letters, postal cards, wholly
written third and fourth class matter re-
naming in the Port Townsend, w. T,
postoffice unclaimed, Sept. Doth 1886:
Burton, Mrs Capt Chapman. Miss A
Oomart, Geo Cowie, w Il
Duffy, Miss Ester Frittein, Edward
Hannah. BF Holden, Luther L
Porter, Madison Robinson, G
Swee.ser, HF Thompson, Mrs ]
Veasie, d B.
Parties applying for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised"
W.. H. LEARNED. Postmaster.
, 1886-09-23

Girl wauted-to do light housework
INQUIRE at this Office.
, 1886-09-23
lFrom Yesrsrdax's Daily. }

7
The steamers Patterson apd McArthur
sailed this morning for San Francisco,
to lay up for the winter.
German bark Leonor, Capt. Harken,
arrived yesterday from Antofogasta, from
whence she sailed July %. Loads a re-
turn cargo of lumber at Port Blakely.
Bark Majestic. Capt. Alex. Bergman
sailed from San Francisco Sept, 10Th for
Guaymas, Mex, with railroad ties. She
will probably come from Mexico to the
Sound
, 1886-09-23

Go to W. II. Scott's tonsorial par
lors for the best work.
, 1886-09-23

fo1 RRSr-One good room over Petty
groves store, Apply at store.
, 1886-09-23
(From Tuesdays DailyD

(From Tuesdays DailyD
A Hamburg bark is reported in the
straits.
British bark Persia arrived from Val
pariso. Loads at Blakeley.
British bark City of Quebec is in the
straits, bound for Burrsrd's Inlet
American bark Colusa arrived at Vic
toria last night from Hong Kong.
Bark Lizzie Williams went up Sound
this morning in tow of the Mogul.
British bark Loyola arrived last night
in Royal Roads from Coquimbo, Chill.
o. s. survey steamer Macarthur went
to B. G. last night. She will return this
evening.
Chiiian bark Bella Vista arrived to-
day from Panama. Loads lumber at
Tacoma.
British steam schooner Maude sailed
to- day for Texada for another load OF
iron ore.
Steamship Queen OF the Pacific ar
rived here yesterday afternoon from San
Francisco, and laid here some time dis
charging freight.
Steamship Idaho, Capt. Hunter, ar
rived last night from Astoria and sailed
this morning for Alaska. She is the last
of the semi-monthly boats this winter,
as the Ancon will be taken of the route
Oh her return trip. She is due in few
DAYS.
, 1886-09-23

25 cents-Satihs all = =, send for
Ill piles 10 Chester an Dr.
1 GO Is, Seattle, w
, 1886-09-23
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Port Of Port Townsend.
(From Mondays Daily0


British bark VIM. LaLacheur was
towed dip Sound Sunday to load lumber
The English steamer Mgude brought
load Of iron ore down yesterday fronl
Texada Island for the furnaces at Iron
dale.
British ship Earl Granville arrived
down from up Sound Sunday, lumber
laden. and is icing cleared and fitted fol
sea to-day.
The tug Biz brought in large boom
of logs yesterday from Mccoy & Co.'s
camp on the Samish. The boom was
towed to the mill at Port Hadlock.
The bark Julia Foard, Capt. Ad
Bergman, is loading gypsum at st. Mar
Gus Island, Lower California, for San
Francisco. His wife is staying with hsr
mother at this place until his return.
The surveying steamers Patterson and
Macarthur arrived Sunday from Alaska
where they have been a summers work
They will probably go into winter quar-
ters at Mare Island, Cal, and return to
Alaska in the spring to continue their
work.
The revenue steamer Bear is cruising
in the Arctic seas north OF Alaska, to
prevent violation Of the fishing laws and
render assistance to whaling vessels
which may become disabled there. She
is commanded y Capt. Healy, an exoer-
fenced man in Arctic waters.
, 1886-09-23
Furnishing
GOODS.

Ladies Underwear, from rs cents upwards.
Chidren's " 25
Mems and Boys Underwear, from so cents upward
Blankets, in white, red, blue, grey and brown, in
point. Also large lot of fancy Robes.
, 1886-09-23
Department


Gents Wool Cashmere for SO co. formerly SIS co.
Gents 81. Wool Diagonal Suits Frocks and Sacks of latest styles
, 1886-09-23
NEW


Black Cashmeres SO yard upwards
Drab dOlRins Serges Camels Hair.
Ladies Cloth Tcos all shades quantities. with Sans Vevs
and Trimmings o
Sole Worsted Dress Goods which
guaranteed and sell from 80 yard upwards.
Embroderes Laces and Ribbons immense quantity
Handkechiefs Cotton, Linen and Sikan endless variety
Flannels in checked, striped and plain colors.
Hosiery, from 10 cents pair upwards
, 1886-09-23
and shoe

Ladies French Kid. Button. So 25 pair
Ladies French Pebble, Button 81 90 pair.
Mems Bucked Walking Shoes 81 SO pair and upwards
Hats and Caps from so cents upwards
, 1886-09-23

AIR. Z. Chapman is telegraph operator
u.Jl,pE
, 1886-09-23

FoK
cottage on
tesideBce.
his oMcs
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