, 1888-06-14
From SaturnaS,s naiIx.

he Edna arrived late last evenin
from up Sound.
The Dispatch brought quite uumbe
OF passengers from Clalam county las
night.
Go and hear Capt. Jones al the Y. NJ
G. i. meeting to morrow afserEoon a
four o'clock.
Subject of discourse in the Presbyter
| ian church, Sabbath morning: "Seekin!
the Lord" In the evening: rs tbs
servant dog!"
Grifiths, Bridges & Stotson's steamer
Little Joe made the Wildwood's trip uI
the bay aad across to the island yester.
day afternoon.
Hon. Wm. Payne IS to erect fnt
residence on the quarter block OF land
purchased by hin from John Sipma, op
poslte the public school.
We acknowledge receipt OF liberal
sample of large. tine new potatOes-from
AIRS. Sullins' garden. They are the
largest by far that we have seen yet this
year.
There will be special meeting OF the
W. G 7. q. at the NJ. L. Parsonage en-
Monday afternoon at o'clock, to elect
delegates 10 the annual convention to be
held at La Conner
Collector Brooks makes the most SEN
sible democratic comment on the Oregon
election. lie says: II don't want to
talk about it." No doubt be ia telling
the solemn truth.
Houses for rent are sill in demand.
Our mechanics are building them as fast
as ten hours solid work per day will psr-
init, but the supply is falling shorter OF
the demand every day.
Ar. n. B. Beck, agent ior Appleton s
American Oyclopedia OF American Bio2-
raphy, is in town. and will start out to-
day to secure orders for that interesting
and valuable work.
Passengers from San Francisco for
Port Townsend. per steamer Umatilla,
due here OH Monday: ]. Kelly. Mrs F.
". James and daughter, NJ. Murphy, ] .
E. Stoney, Miss Grove, Miss Reese, D.
Stark.
Morning theme at the NJ. E. church
tomorrow, "Ths Universal Conquest of
Christianity. In the evening there will
be q Floral Concert by the children of
the Sunday school. All are invited.
Seats free
We learn that Capt. Christopher Viii,
liams, OF the tug Tacoma, has had a
paralytic stroke or something of that
sort--how severe is not known yet; but
Mrs. Williams has sent fer assistance.
We hope the case may not prove serious.
i telegram from Hon. T. 81. Cavan-
augh 10 the editor OF this paper. az
nounaes that special car will leave Ia
ooEa to morrow morning for Chicago.
With delegates and their friends who
may be going to attend the national re,
publican convention.
Another public meeting is to be held
on Monday evening, under the auspices
of the Business Exchange. We hope tc
see general attendance of business
men. Matters of Importance to the city
will be discussed, and an interesting
programme may be expected
Mr.. A. A. Andre, special agent and
adjuster for the South British Fire 4
Marine Insurance Co., was in town thi
week arranging for business. Col. Wooj
is agent for this company. Mr.. Andre
is second cousin OF the famous Msjo
| Andre OF Revolutionary history.
Now that he has succeeded in nom
mating Cleveland and Thurman, it j
earnestly hoped that President Kuhn @
the sport Townsend Southern" ma
| speedily return home aud get things t
moving. Every days time now is wort
q thousand dollars to the company,
rightly improved.
| Among the speakers booked for th
7. ri. G. A. meeting tomorrow afte
noon, is Capt. Geo. Il. Jones-who wi
deliver an address to young men. Cap
Jones is an interesting speaker, and b
opportunity will be one where he will /
listened to with pleasure and profit.
liberal attendance ID expected.
Mr. Wm. Bishop, the boss Chimacu
dairyman, hop grower, etc, is great
pleased with the magnificent grow
Seattle is making. He attributes it g
to the enterprise. boldness and activi
OF her people. He thinks Seattle
bound to be center Of trade and trav'
and says the Northern Pacific r. X. G.
tself will be glad to get into Seattle ir
!. few years-to get her share Of busines
, Rev. Carnahan suggested the 9th
, evening at the public meeting that Pc
Townsend needed more esprit de corp
We second the motion, and offer it as
!, suggestion to the boys and young M
. growing up here. They do not seem
. take interest enough in any of th,
local organizations to make success
, anything. Local pride, and person
+ ambition are greatly needed.
!. Mr. Hammond has q contract to rep
the broken part Of the sea wall. He /
r offered 81 day for laborers. but can
t | none for that price. He has empioy
Cinnamon at S1.75 per day. but wo,
L pay white mos S2 day iu preferen
q lie also has Ohinamen cutting coTdwo
9 although Offering white men 25 cents
. cord more. Mr. Eisen beis is in
,e ssme situation. We believe q nuDd
J. white Iaborers could get employm
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