, 1886-10-14
The At'rehln Argns.


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Port Hadlock he." TWO "s'ii,'c' ''t''
primaries ana eiec'eu Two & i'"' '''' '','s
gates, out ID 'uo i'.''7 ''''5'
freha et 0"'' H."
was snoi'' az"
II. Peyser, Max Uersou' a'efiii"h "
Katz and l.. bosteih VIII close tne'r
plsees otbuslness from toiii"ffo" evening
ate o'clock TO oatuEua! evening at o.
The same being the jewish Day Vi Atope-
msnt
Mr.. Ohilds is engaged in painting the
trout OF the court house. The county
uroperty connected Herewith las been
filed in and graded by Mr.. Mason, and
neat fence viii be built around the
g,oupds.
q BarthroD. who served on the
=, Seattle in connection with the
r,r;,ocv trial has arrived home and
80 n serve his couutrv Yesterday by
.,,sndipp the democratic county con-
..n;;on as delegate from the Central dis
t,;et We are sorry for Harry. He
sbould be on the other side of the
fence.
MILF. Jordan, a we'll known citizen
., th,s town. died this morning in his
hou.e in Cliuger's addition, suddenly.
Thaeanse of his death is said to have
h.s, internal bemorrhare. Mr.. Jordan
v0. about N wears of ace. He leaves n
v;fs and sever children to mourn his
io.. His wife is n dausbtar of Mr.J.
n nl;nper Funeral will take pIace to-
marrow
II Calhoun nros.cntirc attorney for
an, dio,-ic, Iost TODAY nar Erternrise
for LacOnner. where he will attend
court Mr.. Calhoun Will return IN about
two weeks OWING TO the tact that he
has to attend TO his oincial duties' MI
Calhoun VIII not be able 10 make very
extended canvass this fall, but the peo-
pie vii vote Tor linn anyway, as by his
strict attention to business he has made
/. himself very popular. Johnny will be
elected easily.
The Victoria CoLonist thus refers to
ina performance of the JaDaurse Tourists
in that CITY: "The inimitable trouee of
Japanese acrobats gave another inter-
es!ng performance last evening before
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Mach anxiety is felt here over the
non-arrival of the steamship Ancon,
Capt. Carroll, which was due here about
Sept 18th from Alaska. Goodall. Per-
lins & Co., her owners, have asked the
Ulited States government to send rev.
enue cutter in search of her. Their
other steamer. the Idaho, Capt. Hunter,
shieh runs on the Alaskan route, may
have found the Ancon disabled and is
sl'ns her assistance 1he Ancon had
s' humDer OF excurslonists on board
piooaoie mat she oroke down OF
''l asnofe during Inc toggy weather so
s'S'A'en' oh 'he coast snort 'lne ago.
Mrs FowIar bos nort of tho lnn,bor
hauled with which to bnila n naw si5A-
vail along the s.5a ~ Norris, bor5wora
store. LEADING 70 tbu co,ntv hniI5;na
Wort shorld ba con,roonood an thi. -
ones. ne Ses,er5ov NC 60 Ill. =,
tbs old woll - ou ;.t II,
stepped on II and sora one NOV oet in
iared unIsss rono;ro ora ,,o5a .,on
There ara s,v,,,i otbar s;aawoIko IN
town which sbcnld ba ranairad and tho
street commissioner shonia see that tha
nails ROW sticLi,g nm ohoyo ,ba orrtoce
Of the plapk wal,s an ovar to- ahorIa
Be div = - 'l ,ho;. 80 n,o 80 Icc~ Sc: -
ms above went in type workmen have
s0mRerced tearing up the sidewalk re-
lsffed to IN first part of this article.
Mr. G,o,ce Rav,,,Ias ennlovaa -
Vim. Pav,.Is Io,cin, oar,n 80 D.,
Diseoye,y v,s awoI,ana5 Iast -. ~,
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