, 1886-10-21
From .ruesday,s oaiIx.

general subject to a large audience.
From ruesdaS's DaiIx.
Sgle OF the saw mill property tenor
row.
Quite crowd went 10 Igondale and
Hadlock today.
That lew .penery for Kathleen Ma
vourneen" at .Learned's opera house i
fine.
The Rustler tow,ad large scc.w load o
produce to this place today from Dun
geness.
FoR RESr-A conf ortat'le dwelling
house on tLe hill. For particulars in
quire at this Office.
Judge Korter announces return tc
the old price of bsths-50 csnts each, oil
three for dollar.
A Snohomish county man 'hRE raised a
squash weighing lis pounds. But what
is that in political campaign.
The schooner Champion, Captain Nc,
Almond arrived yesterday with scow
load of produce. She proceeded today
The hunter should have paid the boy
for the three grouse and one rabbit and
not have given himself away by letting
the boy dun him for siI-bits.
Judge A. L. Tesle, democratic candi'
date for prosecuting attorney, has re.
turned from trip through the district
He is making quiet but persistent can
vass for election,
| The Bradshaw rally in Olympia tomer,
row evening will no doubt be big affair,
Besides Mr.. Bradshaw, the speakers will
be Hon. Thos. Fl. Brents, ex-Goy. E. 2.
Ferry and Hon. J. Q. Haines.
A gentlemen in this city has received
word by telegraph that Mr.. G.. q. Nc
Namara, the new postmaster has re-
csived his commission and is on his way
westward 20 take charge OF the Office.
"B. F. d." writing from Vancouver
to the Oregonian, Offers few sugges-
tions to tue women voters of Washington
Territory, in which he ''rubs it in" pretty
hard on both Voorhees, and Newell az
congressional candidates.
| The p. c. Co.'S steamers Idaho and
Queen were here nearly all day yester-
| day. The latter discharged lot of local
freight, and also q large amount for
Alaska which the Idaho took on board
| and sailed today.
Miss Scovills, who has been the guets
Of Mrs. II. +. Beechor in Port Townsend
for several months, is now visiting
friends IN Seattle. Miss Scoyille expects
to lesyS the sound in short time aud
return % her home in Connecticut.
Hon. Eugene Garfield published let
ter in the P.-I. which shows clearly to
any thinking mind how shallow and
groundless are the charges against him.
We commend it to the CaH of this placs,
and to any doubtsrs. Mr.. Garfield will
be here again next Monday.
A private note from Hon. Il. o. Dun
bar says that Metcalfe arrived at Gold
endals last Saturday to speak for Voor-
bees but aroused little iuterest. Mr..
dunbar is now speaking daily for the
republican cause, and says Klickitat
county is coed for rousing majority.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
Flora ID. Brown has SO far recovered
from her recent illness az to be able to
attend to business again in person. She
has q stock of novelties in the millinery
line, direct from Parie, which our lady
friends would be well to examine-at
the new Millinery Store, ARGUS building.
A MUSICAL TBEAT.-Miss Miller will
be musical directress for the rendition OF
"Kathleen Mavourneen" at the opera
house tomorrow night, on which occa-
sion she will play several solos between
the acts. Between the I'd and Sd acts
Miss Miller and Prof Orr will play
| Arbuckle's celebrated duet for cornet
and piano. Secure seats at Bartlett's
sore.
Col. Wood says he has no desire to re-
| fleet upon anyone else in his candidacy
for Office. He has in no way inspired or
suggested anything derogatory to either
OF his opponents. Correct, The other
gentlemen are both entitled to fair treat
ment, and should either OF them be
elected We have little doubt that the
country would still be safe. One has
filled the Office repeatedly, and the other
is amply qualified to do so.
Hon. J. @. Haines will speak at Port
Ludlow on Friday. 29th inst, at p. m.;
at Chimacum Saturday. 30th, at p. m.
at Port Discovery Saturday, 3Oth, att p.
m, and at Port Townsend on Mondsy,
Nov. 1st, at 7 p. m. Capt. Haines makes
complete, sweeping and convincing
answer to the speech OF Hon. @. s. Voor-
| hees. All who desire to hear both sides
should make it q Eoint to attend one of
these meetinas. Mr.. VOORHEES, has had
courteous and liberal attention; now,
give the republican side chance.
A gentleman who claims to know says
the Tacoma letter about Port Townsend
was written by a travelling agent for the
Tacoma paper, and not by citizsu of
Port Townsend. We are glad to hear
| this, il 1t is true, because it relieves citi-
zens OF the town from the charge of
grossly misrepresenting the political out
| look here.
tFrom Yesterdays Dsily.l
Our Dan SwerdflGer went to Orcas
island today.
Mr.. James McCurdy OF San Juan
county is in town.
The Boss 5-cent cigar-"Plantstion
Home"-st City Cigar Store,
Frank Clapp, the Dungeness merchant,