, 1886-07-01
Fros.E NEo-aaS's DaIIs.

!
HGrbor, WAS in town this morning.
Alarge excursion party passed through
to-day on the North Pacific for Victoria
Annual meeting OF the stock holders
of the Union Wharf Co. will 5e held at
their office in this city next Monday.
| Capt. c. f. King arrived yesterday
from Cape Flattery, having piloted the
British bark Wanloch to this port from
the cape.
Miss Martha Kurter, daughter OF
Judge Wm. Korter, leaves tonight 70,
Lewiston, Idaho, to spend vacation with
her aunt, Mrs. Bonhore.
The editor and wife hereby express
their sincere thanks to the kind friends
who labored SO assiduously and success
fully on Friday night last to save their
dwelling houses from the flames.
I Knowing that our readers would be
interested very much n the results OF
local option elections today all over the
territory, we have specials from as many
points as the news could be obtained
| from.
LARGE RAFT.-On Friday last the str
Richard Holyoke towed raft of 81
sections from the Snohomish river to
Port Discovery, steaming the distance in
twenty hours. The length of the raft
was upwards OF & third of mile.
Mrs. Ferrier leaves today to join her
husband at Spokane Falls. Misses Cora
and Eva Bash also leave for points II
Indiana and Ohio, the former to spend
vacation, the latter to attend college
Many friends wish the ladies God speed
Harry Tibbals, street commissioner
desires Us to again call attention of the
public to the necessity of cleaning up
the streets so as to have them in present
able condition for the coming celebration
All wood, unsightly boxes, trash and
other obstructions should be removed al
once.
Mrs. DR.. r. Lyall, of Friday Harbor,
arrived here Saturday to attend the 31st
anniversary of the wedding OF hei
parents, Col. and Mrs. Oliver Wood. A
pleasant family re- union took place, and
Mrs. Lyall returned home today. We
learn that the Lyalls are much pleased
with their new location, and that the
Doctor is encouraged over his profes-
sional outlook-for which his many
friends will rejoice.
! A communication on local option. from
Port Discovery, arrived two or three
days ago, but was not received by the
editor till his return this morning; and
as it had not been opened the foreman
knew nothing of its contents. 1t was OF
course too late TO insert the article
today. We were sorry, because the
fullest discussion had been solicited. and
we would not Intentionally have sup.
pressed anything from either side of the
question.
Three hundred and eigbty-eight names
have been recorded in the book Of Regis
tration OF Voters in the City Of Port
Townsend. There are some thirty or
more persons whose names have not
been registered who are legal voters, but
| most OF them were absent from the city
last week. The Board of Registration
will meet in the court house on Friday
and Saturday, July 9 and 10, at. which
ropoao oan ha raOictproa nf those
wishing to vote at the city election on
Monday, July 18th.
Miss Hannah Draper, daughter of the
Point Wilson light keeper, left here
today FOR Friday Harbor with nicely
selected stock OF millinery made up for
her under the supervision Of Mrs. Flora
d. Brown, of the new millinery store in
the ANGUS building. Miss Draper has
been with Mrs Brown for the past few
weeks, and her own native talent for the
business has been supplemented by the
cultured taste and ability of that lady.
Every one who knows Mrs. Flora ID.
Brown knows that she has well earned
and euviabie reputation in the millinery
business, and we can but predict salts
factory experience fer her young protege.
THIS GIDDY THING.-John G. Stratton
complains of one Alice A. Tenny, of Port
Ludlow, alias Alice Floyd, alias Alice
Graham, alias Alice Stratton, who he
says beguiled him into committing
matrimony and then decamped with
another fellow taking his (StrGtton's)
/ gold watch. He says he wants to recover
his watch and get q divorce; that the
late partner of his joys misbehayed so at
seriously OF administering corporal
punishment; that she committed adultery
| there on divers and sundry occasions
with divers and sundry persons. She ID
| now holly pursued by the minions OF the
law, who expect to capture her during
the next twenty-four hours with her
paran:our, the latter being also wanted
to answer several charges. The woman
is described as follows: ''fiorid COM
plexion, sandy hair and blue eyes,
weight about $50 lbs; usually wears a
blue dress with brown saque, brown
hat with black ard red feathers, and
weara also an innocent look" Interest
ing deiails are promised.
The sure effect Of Ayers SarsapGrilla
are thorough and permanent. If there
is urking faint of scrofuia about you,
Ayers SarsapaEilla viii dislodge it, and
expel it from your system.