, 1886-06-03

G%ttilNsS congratulations ana WISHES lot
the newly welded many of the flowers,
and few of the thorns Of life. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calhoun took the boat this evening
for brief trip up thc Sound.
From SATURDAYS Daily.
Remember the Memorial exercises to-
morrow afternoon.
Let US have d county Sunday school
organization.
DR.. Hunt went 20 Ludlow today, in-
tending 20 remain over Sunday.
The Dispatch is disabled at Dungen-
ess, having broken her propeller.
Lovers of the dance will not forget the
one at Good Templars' hall tonight.
The Post Office will be closed on Mon
day 3lst INST, from 10. a. m, to o, p. m.
We publish today another letter writ
ten to his home paper by w w. Ferrier.
Ship Mercury was Owed to Port Dis
covery last evening by steam tug Mogul,
The 18th Infantry, c. s. troops, Capt.
Bainbridge, will be stationed at Fort
Townsend in July.
A birthday party was given Miss Carl
son, at the residence of VIM. Eldridge,
Ghimacum, on the 21st.
Port Townsend and Coupeville base
ball players will have match game at
Ebey's landing June 18th.
Captain Bluhm. of the schooner Dora
Bluhrl, was in town today on business
connected with that vessel.
Mr.. McLagan, business manager of
the Victoria Times, passed through here
today on his way to Portland.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give an entertainment at the Opera
house on Wednesday, June 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lote Hastings are having
some very nice decorations made on
some OF the rooms of their residence.
Owing to the non-arrival of the Rev.
Mr.. Mckinley, there will be no services
in the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Monday will likely be fixed upon rs
the dav for the Fourth of July celebrG-
ton, although Saturday is preferred by
some.
Rev. e. Il. Hnrgatroyd, of Oregon, has
been given O unanimous call to the pas
torate of the Presby terian church at
Tacoma
Nor. ship Sumarlide, Capt. Wug, ar
rived this morning from Port Blakely,
lumber laden. Der destination is Mel
bourne.
Yesterday Capt. Hastings used for the
first time his now boat for the unloading
of passengers on WILDLY Island. 1t is
said to be n beauty.
A ship sailed in this afternoon, pre-
sumably on her way to Tacoma. The
schooner Gould also arrived, going to
Seabeck for lumber.
The tug Queen City left on the 25th
inst. for Texada with men and tools, sup
plies. &C., for quarrying iron ore for the
smelling works at Irondale.
There will be services at the M. f.
church tomorrow, morning and evening,
appropriate to Memorial Day, conducted
by Rev. S. d. Lougheed, an ex-soldier oi
the Union Army.
The Seattle Times says: "Mr. j. j.
Calhoun and bride, nee Miss Mary Plum
mer, who were married in Port Townsend
yesterday, are stopping at the Occidental
hotel. They are en- route to Oregon or
bridal tour. Mr.. Calhoun is prosecut
ing attorney of Jefferson county"
Persons who have seen much OF the
beautiful scenery OF the world say that
nowhere is there grander mountain and
water views than on and near Port Town
send bay. 1t is unfortunate that eastern
tourists do not come this way in the
spring. Soon all the beauty will be hid
den by the smoke of burning clearings
Nearly all the lime kiins in San Juan
Co. are idle. Reason: over production
and dull market. At the Eureka Works
Mr.. Lee has one kiln running. A pro
position is on foot to purchase and con
solidate several kilns. Mr.. Mcmillan
of Tacoma, is interested, and has gon,
to San Francisco to obtain the capita
necessary.
The Cali, of this city, roundly scores
Smith and NewIin, the Seattle blaekmai
lawyers" who have taken contract Il
do honest citizens OF Port Townsend on
Of their hard-enrned and fairly paid-fo
property. There is salmostfeeling enough
down here to rotten-egg or tar ant
feather G. Venable Smith and W. W
Newlin for their disreputable connection
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