, 1886-11-04
From s1oEdaS's DaiIx.

a long pull, a strong pull and pull
together.
4 chance to get one OF our own citi-
Zeus into Congress.
The little warbler OF the Palouse will
get beautifully left"
Bradshaw will I've elected in spite Of
al the opposition OF eRvious ones.
Get out Of the way OF the Bradshaw
procession if you don't want to be run
over.
The whole Republican ticket Of JET
terson county is worthy of election to-
morrow.
Steamer Rustier is now plying between
this city and Hadlock, i'll lieu OF the En-
terprise.
In order to give the printers a chance
to vote, there VIII be no paper issued
from this office tomorrow
The steamer Queen of the Pacific ar
rived from San Francisco ut 2 p. 10. With
freight and passengers for Sound ports.
Citizens OF Pert Townsend, see to 1t
that your ballots contain the name Of
Charles 81. Bradshaw for Delegate to
Congress.
4 home man, home measures. local
cooperation, unity and harmony of &C.
hoE-success, prosperity and future
greatness for Port Townsend.
Democrats claim everything in sight.
Don't lie deceived ly them; it is their
st! Of campaigning. They are merely
whistling to keep up their courage.
We have been fighting all these years
to get Port Townsend man nominated
fU- delegate. Now, let us show that We
appreciate the honor and advantage.
Port Townsend voters ought to stand
by Mr. Bradshaw even if they knew he
would be def hted. How much worse to
vote against him knowing he will be
elected.
Democrats who are so earnestly try
ing to hinder and cripple the hest inter-
ests Of Port Townsend by defeating q
Port Townsend man for Delegate to
Congress will be sadly cleft"
The steamer Edith will leave for Sc
attic to morrow Immediately on the ar
rival Of the Starr from Victoria, in order
to get there in time for those who wish
to vote.
Seattle or Tacoma would stand by a
home man, regardless Of party. That's
how Seattle and Tacoma have built up
prosperous towns. Port Townsend can
adopt similar style and achieve the
same kind OF success.
Pert Townsend will be known and
advertised abroad during the next two
years as never before. Let's advertise
the fact that we have common sense and
business sagacity enough to stand to-
petber where our material interests are
at stake.
Remember. that citizens OF Port Town
send, who do not vote for Bradshaw, are
their own and the community's worst
enemies. Never let it said that Port
Townsend is SO blind to her own inter
ests that she would fail to accord an
overwhelming support to one OF her own
honored sons.
Port Townsend wants further appro-
priations from Congress. Fort Town
send wants to have friend at court
when the Government decides about
military Notifications, dry docks, ETC.,
aud Port Townsend is going to have the
next Delegate IN Congress, so that We
won't have to send special representa-
tives there.
The play of Jealousy" given by Geo.
T. Shows Dramatic Company Saturday
night, was not very largely attended, but
was enthusiastically received by those
who did go. MIR. and Mrs. Snow are
artists of nc mean ability, and they are
doing their best to give the people OF the
town series of popular entertainments,
of a better character than those gen.
orally put on the stage here. They should
be well patroniZsd.
HORSE DRowNED-A serious accident,
resulting in the drowning OF valuable
horse belonging to Captain Delgardno,
occurred this forenoon on the wharf back
of Oliver & Dyer's. Captain Delgardno
had his horse hitched to light road
cart preparatory TO taking ride out IN
the country. in the meantime tying the
animal to a wagon. belonging to Oliver
& Dyer. During the absence of the Cap
tain the horse became frightened at
something and commenced backing un-
til he tumbled overheard, taking both
vehicles with him, where he became 80
ine1tricably mixed up in tho harness
that he soon drowned. although most
strenuous efforts were made to save the
poor creatures life.