, 1888-11-08
From ,Io-dax.s Daily.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Herman went to
Semiahmoo today.
Uncle ]. J. Hunt is confined to bis
room by an attack OF rheumatism.
Misses Nannie and Addie Roper re-
turned to their home at SemIahmoo to-
day. -
Mr.. Saxeson has purchased two lots
in the Sipma block, paying therefore
S17O0.
The wbalers are all liberated, snd are
now out in open sea. This is certainly
good news.
Tho quarterly meeting services at the
VI. Z. Church we're unusually interesting
yesterday.
Presiding Elder Drake goes to Dusge::
ness to baptiZe several OF the converts OF
the recent meeting.
Mr.. Moody will begin services in the
Opera House on Friday next and vii!
hold over Sunday.
Mr. VOORHEES, did not get hearing,
either at Port Discovery, Port Ludlow
nor Port Madison.
Mr. Moody telegraphs that he will be
here Thursday night aud will spend the
sabbath. Full particulars will be an-
nounced soon.
Rev. A. L8ubach was in the city over
Sunday in attendance at the quarterly
meeting OF the NJ. +. church. HIS
health is improving Of late.
Dave s. Walker of Port Discovery ar
rived home this morning on the ocean
steamer-raving visited his parents and
relatives at Santa Barbara, Cal.
Mrs DR.. Hill is quite sick. Her con-
dition is not improving at present. Mrs.
Hill Is one of the best known and best
loved Of all the ladies in these parts.
Considerable election betting has been
done in town this morning. Oilers have
been freely made, however, OF two to one
in favor of Jno. b. AIler-with no
takers.
Mrs. Chas, B. Wood. Mrs. Capt. Jas.
Morgan, Mrs. Wynn Mann, and Mr.. and
Ms. Il. s. Towns went to Port Angeles
Saturday-tn attend the masked ball at
that place,
Mr.. Stockaud has force of men at
work bridging the swamp in Central
precinct, upper Chimacum. near Rex's
farm. They are doing substantial work.
On the Tuwnsend-DIscOvery road Mr..
Stockand has men at work also. Good
roads are q crying need in Jefferson
county-but the problem is being solved.
Mr. Weir closes his campaign to-day
by q speech in Chimacum. In many re-
spscss it has been trying upon him. He
has made thirty-three speeches in
twenty six days, and has travelled over
every one OF the seven counties in the
district. II is safe to say that republi-
can success in The district this year will
be due largely to his energetic isbors.
The canvass has involved heavy per-
sonal sacrifice on Mr.. Weir's part-both
in time and exrenses. II elected, as he
undoubtedly will be, he can and will do
mnch more for Port Townsend and the
west side than his opponent possibly
could do.
Messrs. Jacobs and Weir held meet
ings on Saturday at Dungeuess aud An
geles. At each place there was goodly
sized audience In Angeles particularly
the audience was quite large, and utter
est was very good indeed. At the close
of the meeting. which lasted two hours,
the audience repaired to the new ball
just completed, where arrangements bad
been made for O grand masked ball.
The local band, which did duty for both
meeting and ball, is q credit to Port
Angeles. That precinct will poll up
wards of two hundI ed vote sand they
will not be cast solidly, by any means.
The population numbers great many
of far more than average intelligence,
and they combine all shades OF political
opinion.
Br. ok. Bruckley Castle, lumber
laden for Buenos Ayres, was towed
out to sea yesterday by tug Mogul.
Am. bk. Wildwood, coal laden for
San Francisco, was towed out to sea
yesterday by tug Holyoke.
Swede. bk. Atlantic, lumber laden
from Tacoma for Sidney, Aus, ar
rived yesterday morning in tow of
tug Mogul.
Br. ship S. F. Hersey arrived yes
terday. lumber laden from Port Gam.
BILE bound for Melbourne.
Am. bk. Chas B. Kenny, lumber
laden from Port Blakely, arrived
yesterday morning in tow of tug
Blakeiy.
Schnr Letitia arrived yesterday
from San Francisco, and is discharg-
ing freight at O. @. Bartlett & Cos
wharf for our merchants.
Bktn. Geo. @. Perkins arrived this
morning from San FL ancisco.
The Alaskan could not make the
trip around and hence had to return
here. She suffered considerable
damage and will have to be repaired
before she tries again.
Shanghai, Nov. 3-The Ozark
Sarah Seidway, from Tacoma, w. T.,
has arrived with the loss of the deck
load and several sails.