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The Delta independent., 1888-10-30
Suffering in Dakota.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 2S.-J.
Harpman, who has Just returned from an
other visit to Ramsey county, Dakota, says
of the Polish Jew sufferers there: "rhe
settlement is eighteen miles from DEVILS
lake, and comprises seventy families, num-
bering 2sS souls. They came here two
years ago last spring, procured land, built
houses and went to work to clear the land
and become independent farmers. Those
without money mortgaged their land
and borrowed to pay the government
price. They raised fair crop the first
year and the prospects were so bright that
they mortgaged their lands and other
property to purchase stock and farm ma.
chinery. The second year they planted
q much larger acreage The notes and
mortgages signed by them bore exorbitant
interest. About the middle of oAugust a
severe frost came and ruined the entire
crop of wheat leaving them only about as
many potatoes as they used for planting
and nearly enough of oats to winter their
stock. Trouble and suffering
began at once. The merchants
who had heretofore been anxious
to supply all their wants refused to credit
them any more. Nearly every creuttor De-
came alarmed and foreclosed. The situa-
ton became SO bad that the sheriff refused
to infiict further suffering upon tho people
BY taking their property. He foand them
without fuel or bread, they using the drop.
pings of cattle for fuel to cook such few
articles as they could get Men, women
and chilarcn are in rags and without foot
wear. We found everything as the sheriff
had stated.
.ror the present their most pressing
needs are fuel and bread and those articles
must be had at once, for every day there ID
suffering aud privation. We visited abou,
twenty houses, and all with but two excep
tions, were without stick Of wood or any
other material for fire except cattle drop.
pings. On Saturday the Ice was three
quarters Of an inch thick and we found nu.
merous little children with bare feet aud
legs. One woman with two little girls with
bare limbs and feet was trying to keep
warm on tho sunny side Of the house. Some
creditor had taken her COW and left her to
starye with her little ones"
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30
The Price,.

The Price,. The best alway, first and
cheapest. .. The best is the promptest
safest, surest, most permanent. 8. The
benefits derived are beyond price. 4. Ex-
amples show that no competition can show
like results. 5. 1t is the best
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30
First Stroke of Pair
EVERY YEAR TO THOUSANDS.

The CIass.-Fifty million population. Pain
Or the first time to one in every ten.
Five million need relief How? Promptly,
Permanently. Certainty of cure at reason
able cost. How to find ont? On reppta.
ton, through experiment. by proof.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30

Those who call at the White House
report the President - exceedingly confi-
dent Of his reelection. In fAcs Mr.. Cleve-
land, II the Judgment Of those nearest him
10 worth anything, has never doubted his
iuoossa While not superstitious man, he
has firm belief In his destiny and does
Aos bslisvs that ~ time be- yss co0s fsr
Ais stAr 70 set
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30
The Merits

ine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. up St. Jacobs
OIL, the Great Remedy for Pain. Its superior
merits known to all the world. Experiencs
shows its merits through its efficacy.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30

Sota By Druggists dHd Dealers Erery.chers.
The Charles A. yogeler Co.. Baltic. Nd.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30
rhe emcp

me enca Il. Its effects are prompt
= Its IA 1 is sure. 3. Its cures are
permanent. 4. It cures chronic cases o,
as long standing as 40 years. S. Its cures
are without relapse, without return OF
pam. 6. 1t cures in all cases used ac
coming to directions. Z. In every bottle
there's cure, in every application a relief.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-30

me Proot-1. The testimony cannot be
disputed. .. 1t has been renewed after
years. 4. 1t has cured in all ages and con.
ditions. 5. II has cured all forms of suffer
ing. 6. 1t has cured all stages of painful
ailments. Z. Il has cured cases considered
hopeless. S. 1t has caused crutches and
canes TO be thrown away. Q. Is best cures
are chronic cases.
, 1888-08-09
Heal Estate Exchange.

! meeting OF the various real estate
firms Of this city was held at the Office
Of McTatyrs aud Wood yesterday alter
ROOD. The following firms were repre-
scnteI: Hastings aud Liit!efield, Port
Townsend Land Co, 4. W Bash. Oliver
Wood, B s. Miller, FortnUn and Ham
mond, Mcintyre and Wood, VIM. H.
Whittlesey, aud the Argus Agency.
Oliver Wood was called 70 the CHAR
and J. +. Aclutyre elected temporary
secretary. The objects Of the meeting
were SCI forth by tine chair, and d Real
Estate Exchange Was osgau:zed, the tenl-
porary ofiicerS being made permanent
Me-srg Chas. B. Wood. b. S Miller and
J. Z. Mcintyre we're appointed as a com
mittpe 10 draft a constitution aud bylaws
for the organization. Several resoiu-
tioms were passed, tLe most prominent
of WHICH was rs follows.
RESOLVED: That on and after August
10Th no real estate will be handled 10y
any member Of this Exchange. except
under written agreement with the owEerh
thereof. The Exchange then adjourned,
to meet next Friday, Aug. lOth, at $50
p. NJ. AZ the office of Mcintyre " Weod,
which viii probably be selected as per
mauent headquarters.
, 1888-08-09
ANNIE's MADRIGAL.

Miss Aunis Hall of Seattle recently
delivered an Grafton on "Phe State Of
Washington" from which the following
clipping is taken:
This prospective state occupies an i'm
portant geographical angle. and stands
IA a watcnful sentinel upon the Frontier
OF the realm. A quiet harbor Of 5000
squars miles heading out to the old
ocean-the grand highway Of nations
lays every seaport OF the globe under
tribute. Flags of every nations tiuttar III
her balmy breeze, and the white wings
of commerce lay upon the treasures of
the east aud the probabilities OF tbs
west See her opening he's infant eyes
and surveying the magnificent prospect
mirrored by the fature! Graded III the
lap OF bounteOu5 nature, she feels tie
rising strength OF her Unborn power.
She enters her career with no falteriue
step-moves with conscious energy
that commands the praise Of her adult
sisters. And why? Because her natuF-
al resources are infinite, though practi-
caliy untouched; because Il rich profu-
Siop of nature las made her capable Of
providing happy homes for million
populations; because within hsT broad
bcrders-ample for au emPire-are en-
braoed 300 square miles of rich mineral
lands, 1000 square miles Of timber, aud
10000 square miles Of agricultural and
grazing lands; because she IS blessed
with climate equal to the most favored
en- earth. and because sha possesses
courageous, lnyGl ci izens, who regard
the public schools as the bulWark Of
theU liberties.
, 1888-08-09
EroIr, ,CueEis.,s Dcnx.


| The County Commissioners are in ses-
sion.
The Icca! c. l.. 5. c. meets this even
ing At the home Of Rev.J. n Denison.
The san Francisco Journa! Of Com
neerce has fine boom article toE Seattle.
Mir. Cha' Becker, is Offering his entire
si"ck tor sale at coat IN ths neZ: 30 days.
Tug Pioneer is in Seattle being clrau-
81 and repaired FOR her annual inspec-
ton.
The Palouse Gazette Of Caliax comes
to the front with fine boom" edition
OF 8 pages.
The revenue cutter Wolcoit after In-
der-oIng her annual repairs, Is again
aiinEt and ready FOR duty.
Another cargo O! tea is expected in, in
a very few days. The St Francis left
Japan on July 3ri with 303S tons OF tea
for his port.
c. W. Roby has sold the Portland
World to J. \. Newell & Co. The
World somehow has lots Of troubis to
get owned property Of late.
Hastings L LittIefsid sold yesterday.
in bona Jfde sale, 81 lots III Hastings
third addition. Prices varying from
$50 to $50 per lot.
Mr.. SaxeSen Il blacksmith from Mn
ne5"ta who has been at work Tor 1Ir
Weymouth. vas joined by his family on
Saturday afternooa. They are located
III Capt. Seynlore's residence
The Steamer NeIIio was engaged on
the Snohcmish river Oh Saturday. She
was beached and partially sunk. She
was repaired, and foated as cleveriy as
ever and proceeded on her way.
We are glad to see our old pioneers
who stood so nobly by the foriunates of
our city in its infancy, EeapiDg a rich re
ward in the sale OF thei: roal estate
Nobody deserves If more than they dc.
Lieutenant o. S. Wiley, of the rev
enue cutter Waicott, received on yester-
day morning the sad news OF the death
OF bis aged mother. Her home was at
Washington City. Mr.. " has tie SYM
patheo of The ARGUS
We understand that Jadge Briggs
sold Yesterday. to Mr.. KiGtrncer. the
, 1888-08-09
From 1IoEdaS's Daily.

Mechanics all busy
More carpenters neended.
More bricklayers in demand.
New houses in all directions.
Laborers of all k9.ds in demand.
More piliDg along the water front.
Capt. r. W. deLion went up Sound
to-day.
Rev. A. Laubach OF Port Discovery is
in towD.
Capital is pouring in here from all di.
rections.
More noUey being brought in for in
yestmsnt.
Judge Langford aud wife have gone
to Wbatcom.
The ARGUS job rooms are ovsrcrowd.
ed with work.
Miss Annie Busby left this morning
for Portland.
Mr. Levi Gays new residence will
be completed.
Grease the wheels OF the boom-and
keep it moving.
More brick buildings on the flat will
be announced.
Work on Mountain View Hotel pro-
crosses steadily.
The candy maker has spread bis tent
on the county lot.
Mr.. Devoe's fine new residence il adj
mired by everybody
Paint and plaster are being shattered
around quite lively.
Late street improvements on the hill
make a good showing.
Mr.. Fuge's new buildings form quite
little town OF themselves.
DR.. Minkier goes to Centralia tonight
to look after property interests.
Mr.. Busby is about to erect a nsv
dwelling for himself and family.
Barslett's new brick block will be fea.
ture OF the business part of tcwp.
The new buildings on Mr.. Loves prop
erty are rapidly assuming shape.
Our boom is moving fast enough to
make some of the old timers dizzy.
Another new dwelling in Portuguese
town back Of Hastings homestead.
Capt. Biondi has already began clear
isg and improving the Sullsns lots.
Transits clearing and street work in
the suburbs are being carried on rapid ly.
We hope the extension and grading of
Water street will soon be accomplished.
y. III. C. A. monthly business meeting
this evening, at the library room in their
hall.
Mr.. Will a. Peair., agent for Cham
berlain & Co. Of Des Moines, Iowa, il in
town.
Mrs. Plummer'e new dwelling house
in the Plummer addition IS about COM
pleted.
Port Townsend needs live correspond
ents of all the leading Pacific coast news
papers.
The Gt.amer 4SRho is expected here
tLis afternoon from up Sound, to sail Tor
Alaska.
Capt. Dalgardno's new residence on
his suburban property will be credit to
the town.
Rev. j. B. Alexander's fine improve
ments near Point wilson show we'll from
the water.
Mr.. James Jones has been appointed
manager. and +. W. Pettygrue secretary
OF the Port Townsend Transportation
company.
, 1888-08-09
From sa,uraax,s DaiIx.
Read Col. Woods new advertiseme q

Read Col. Woods new advertiseme ut.
Mr. Curry OF Portland, Or, real ss-
ta:s dealer, is taking in this city.
The railroad company should have q
hundred meh at word grading and
trsck-laying this month.
The auction sac OF deceased seaman's
effects, which was to have taken place
today, was pos tponed till Monday.
Messrs. d. W. Smith and T. N. Hal
Ter are 80 take Judge Langford and wife
for drive through .hs city this after
noon.
Resl Estate transfers yesterday
amounted to Sl5,S00. OF :his amount
Messrs. Kuhn and Eisen bsis sold S1l,-
800 worth, to some half a dozsn different
parties.
Capt. Biondi has purchased the two
lots in Mrs. Sullins' half block Of resi-
dense property Gu the bill, for S2,500--
and vii! erect thereon several residence
buildings. Cheap property.
Among tue passengers from here on
the steamer Alaskan fer up Sound this
morning were: W. I. Hastings, Capt.
Chris. Johannesen OF the schooner Oscar
and Hattie. and ], F. Mcintyre. the P.-L.
correspondent in this city.
Judge W. ]. Langford and wife of
Walla Walla arrived from up Sound yes
terday, The supreme court is taking q
recess, owing to Chief Justice Jones' ILL.,
ness, and Judge Laugtord is improvisg
the opportunity to see little more Of
Puget SouEd.
Mr.. Sullins has pat come very fine
vegetables on exhibition at Enocu Plum
mer's store. They include about half q
dozen different kinds OF our staple pro-
ducts, and will be good for sore eyes if
any have come from the interior as
doubling Thomases" about our capa-
bilities.
, 1888-08-09
Erou Fridays DaIlx.

New city Government.
Hurrah for g'root work.
Men wanted for stree! work
Fifty men will probably be employed,
Capt. l.. B. Hastings is off to Seattle
today.
Capt H. l.. Tib5als went to Portland
this morning.
Tie City Council will inauGerate a
new era tonight.
AT iast Art will combine with nature
in making the prettisst city in America
on the Quimper peninsula.
Some white Iaborers were threaten
ing to strike for $500 per day. That is
a little too good o thing, gentlemen.
A labor Bureau is necessity no il
our white laboreEs are to have the work
that must be done in Port Townsend.
Capt. Tibbals and congressman
Hill are still trying TO trade in the MAJ
ter OF the corner lot on Water and Tyler
streets. Only $500 separates them now.
Washington street will be the firsi
beneficiary of the new city government.
1t is the most needed improvement in
the city. Let it be we'll done, is the ad-
vice OF the ARGUS.
The following business men are the
trustees of the incorporation of the Port
Townsend Transportation Company:
Messrs. Eiseubeis, Clapp, Jas. Jones, f.
a. Bartlett and Thos. Jackman. The
papers of incorporation have been for
~Rrded to Olympia TO be filed with the
Territorial auditor.
A party of laborsrs, decoyed over to
Roche Harbor with the promise of plenty
of labor at $1,000 per month and board
went on the Libby Wednesday. When
they arrived, however, they found they
were allowed but $3.50. All returned
who had money enough to get back.
That kind Of operation may pay but not
often.
MIss Wssden, who has been doing tho
city, in the interest OF the great w. Z.
T. o. temple iu Chicago, reports l25
names Of children in the Port Tow nsend
band. She sends forward S1S 90 as Port
Townsends contribution. She called at
this office to extend her thanks TO Mrs.
Hinds, Mrs. DenniSon and the entire
city. She said the treatment accorded
her was uniformly kind and polite
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2.-The barken-
tine City of Papsets arrived from Tahati
this morning, carrying the crew of the
schooner Don Leon, which was wrecked
near Aarqussas island, the latter part
OF April. The schooner was bound for
this port, and, together with her cargo,
was worth about $4,000.
The Steamer Wildwood has gone on
the beach ct the foundry for rspairs and
paint.
rugs Biz, Queen City, Blaksly and
Tyss are in port.
Steamer Libby is doing splendidly
now. 1t helped her to be sold.
Schooner Granger is loading at Clappl
wharf and commission house for Dunge
ness
, 1888-08-09
Lhs at'eekln Srgns.
FROM NeI-csanS's DaIIs-


Eeu Miller vsut t. Victoria yesterday
The Cail WA = little Of IN anuoElc-
that Air Jas. WoJd had rscisvsl "a ap-
poinimsul IL tLs custom service.
Rsy c. :. Uango Iets for She Upper
Sound this morning. liz has his Ar-
rangem4nts made tor the building 10 the
Norwegian church hors.
WORK on the Foundation ot Capt.
Chris. Williams new residence is beng
pushed forward rapidly.
The Morgan hotel property IS moving
on tsward completion. The contractor
has had 10 rollove all of tie old base
mens !imbsrs ana Substitute new ones
Th. work il progrsssiug .. ia.t Is Pos4'-
bic
Schs Dor Blum arrived this morning
lumber!adeu, rom Tacoma.
Nor. ship O.egoun and Br. bk. Sher-
wood arc in the harbo- seeking crews
They axe Offering = bonus OF ten dollaT5
each f.s sailors but the demand Is Tor
twenty,
Swedish bk. Gloria arrived yesterday
from San Pedro.
SAN FRASCIsco, July 3L.-Arrivsd
-S.san,s.s Mexico, from Victoria, and
Co!umhi2, from Portland. Sailed
Barker inc Robert Sudden from Fort
Townsend, aud bark Chas. b. hneuey,
fox PSTt Townsend.
The Canadian Pacific steamer Aber-
80 y u .EII "a f,r,,, u,,c -. -
aouysr .his morning. The steamer adds
436 CL.a.ss to San Francisco's Asiatic
sol my.
, 1888-08-09
Tint New Judicial District.

| WHEREsS, Some Df the asSOciate jus
tees OF Md, hingion Territory have sent
communication to Senator John Il.
Mitchell of Oregon and our Delegate
Hon. C. y. Voorhees, asking or the Gre
stion OF Two neg Jnl:icla! Districts for
said Territory. aud the appointment OF
two additional Jui yes; and
WHE-EAs, Tbe Tacoma Bar ASS cia-
zion has ssed res"ln.ious and forward
ed the same 70 sad Mitchell and NOur-
bees urging tho Immediate pa5sage Of
the bill proposed by sai,i Judges; which
bill provides t.r D.strie. Is, include ;be
counties Of jefferson, Island, San Juan,
CIaiam, Kitsap. Mason, Thurston, Che
halls, Pacific ard Wabkiakum, extend
in from British Columbia oa the north
to Oregon oa the snHth. with courts al
WhaTcom, Port Townsend. Port Madi-
son, Olympia auI M5n:csano. Now
therefore be it
ReSoirei, BY the Port Townsend Bar
Association, THAI We facst earnestly and
emrhaticaIIy protest against the intro
duciiCn OF passage If such bill for tie
formation OF said District, for tie follow
ing reasons:
LIST. That said proposed District ex
tends from the British possessions o.
the north to tie Coiumbil river on the
,cuth, distance of about 80 miles, en-
hGacing the whole coast 81 Washington
Territory bordering on the Pacific ocean.
That none OF sail places OF holding
court are connected by railroad. but two
thereof have 20 be reached by stage aud
the others 10y water
%. That the II Ist CENTRALLY located
city in winch coHrt IS held in said dis
tTicE Is Olympia, at the head OF Pu get
Sopnd-nt which point the Judges Of
said District wouid necessarily reside
That the city OF Olympia IS a distance of
one hGGdTcd miles from Port Townsend
and one hundred ami ffty niles from
WhatCom, requiring two days travel, Of
great expense and delay to litigauts and
attorneys.
3rd. That the city Of Port Townsend
is the Port of Entry of the important
Customs District of Puget Sound and
rapidly increasing in commerce. wealth
add population. with which the legal
business is keeping pace
4th. That the numerous northern
counties CT Euget Sound are fast and
steadily filling up with perma neDt resi-
dents and it wonld be great injustice
and an irreparable damage 20 those
counties to be included in sad proposed
district.
9th. That the existing arrangements
OF districts, Though not satisfactory, Is
much more preferable to said northern
counties than the proposed re arrange
ment Of districts. Be il further
ReSOiCed. That the president Of the
Port Townsend Bar Association be and
hs hereby is authorized to sign the fore
going resolutions aud t. forward n copy
thereof to Senator John Ii. Mitchell and
another to our representative Hon. &. s.
Voorhees,.
THO. r. HALLKR,
Pres't Port Townsend Bar Assn.
Dated August 6, 1888.
Open Air Meeting
Ter spoke on the street last
he subject of temperance.
n at his request assisted
professor made good
. 'uks made something
oi he marshal distiB-
guis ciion. Is it worth
while marshal " ho will
do not. of last night
harmed o, oe more than
the whole 8, al for year.
The ARGUS d, make a
fight on any 'oes in
tend 10 insist O rg his
duty We cannot, ced
at this time of all on II
must keep order or res,
, 1888-08-09
City Council Proceedings

The city council met as per adjourn
nent last evening, Mayor Learned in
the chair. Couuciimen Littiefeld, Bart
lett, Downs, Starret:, Burkett and Wey-
mouth, Clerk Seavsy, MarshHl Finn and
City Surveyor Fortman in ATTENDANCE.
The following standing Committees
were appointed by the mayor:
Committee ou STR, cts and sidew slks-
ID. N. Litt;efeld. Fl L. Burkeit and
Geo. Z. -tarrett.
Committee cn health, sewerage and
drainage w. Downs. A Weymouth
and D. n. Littlefsld.
Committee on fire, water and light
VIM Payne, Geo. W. Downs and Geo.
E. Starrett.
Committee on revenue and police-F.
L. Bartlett, A. Weymouth aDd Wm.
Payne.
Committee on finance-H. l.. Burkett,
f. A. Bartlett and d. NJ. LittIefield.
Comnittee on harbor and wbarves-
A. Weymouth, Geo. ". Downs and Geo.
E. Starrett.
The street commissioner was ordered
to Immediately repair Jefferson street
and TO pat Monroe street in good repair
for heavy Fauing, SO that Washington
street might be closed for time.
The city attorney was instructed to
prepare an ordinance fixing the grade of
Water street two inches lower than at
present, aud to tx the grade of Washing
ton street two feet higher than Water
street.
The city surveyor was instructed to
prepare an estimate OF excavation for the
Washington street improvements, 50 that
bids might be asked for the same.
The use of the city hail was rendered
to the local Debating club when not in
use by the city.
The Prnhibitionis!s baye purchased the
Yakima Signal plant for $500 dnd will
make it Prohibition organ, under the
management Of Mr. Nj. G. Vantyne, Of
Seattle
, 1888-08-09

Following officers installed last even
ing by Mrs. H T Phillips C. Lodge
naPrty:
Chief Templar, A F. Learned; Vice
TemPlar, Geo. Butler; Secretary, X. Z.
Greenwood; Asst. See, Lou Stockand;
Treasurer, Lena Stockand; Chaplain,
Belle Stockand; Marshal, r. p. Scauneil;
Dept. Marshal, Martha koEter; Guard,
Alfred Greenwood; Sentinel, Wm.
WiIkss; Juvenile Templar, Ella Thorn
ton; Past Chief Templar, W F. Learned.
ANOTHER BRICK .-Messrs G. G.
Bartlett & Co. yesterday let a con-
tract to George Starrett TO erect q
largo three story brick building on
the cornor Of Madison and Water
street, opposite the foundry. This
building will, when complete, form a
splendid addition to our business
houses.
U. S. surveying steamer Macarthur is
in the harbor.
British ship Sherwood, lumber ladsp,
was towed to sea yesterday by tug Tyee,
bound for Hobsou's Bay, Australia.
Brit. bktu Jennie B. was towsd from
this port TO Tacoma yesterday, by tug
Biz, to load lumber for Sidney.
Bktn Retriever arrived last night from
San Francisco, and was toWed to Had
lock by tug Nogul.
Schooner Oscar and Hattie sailed for
Seattle yesterday, where she goes TO dis
charge the larger part of her salt supply
aud take on ice i'll the place OF il. She
will so out for a catch OF fresh fish
Norwegian ship Holden was towed to
this port by tug Rainier this morning,
lumber laden from Fort Gamble for Mol
bourne.
Am. ship +. r. Thompson goes to sea
from Port Discovery today in tow of tug
Pioneer, bound for Melbourne.
Steamship UnatilIa arrived from up
Sound this morning. She took from
here 455 cases canned salmon and 80 bag
aels saited salmon and proceeded to Vic
toria.
, 1888-08-09

need better convenience for correspond
,nre and some pictures on the walls TO
MIKE tue place muCc hOma-!iAe. VIII
not same - our citizens Gii us IN this
matte: No mora worthy object can
come before The community FOR its good
Will.
Rev. d. T. Ca,naIaa, pastor Of the
Prssbyteri4u Cbnrch il tbs city, Ia In
Seattle, atteudiu. called mcetiog OF
the Puget Sound PresbyteFy. Among
tine items o1 business was the oTdalhing
OF Rev. Elliott " Brown, and his III
s.allatian as pastor Of the First Preshy-
teriau Church Of Seattle.
RoGs. Morris. the poet-laureate OF Free
MasouTy, Is dead. HIS home was at La
Grange, Ky. He was aged seventy. AIR.
Morris will be remembered as the ez-
cesdIuvly pleasant old gentleman who
p7id Port Tuwusond visit last wiuLer
aud spoke il the Y. Al. Z. \. Hall and at
tho Presby terlan Church. While here
he IL: ie many friends
No Getter indication OF the growth Of
Port Townsend can be found than in the
fact tL2t one merchant tailor establish
mont, though started only last year, is
found insufficient for the field. BeLev-
IuE IN the importance OF the opening,
Mr.. Charles J. Andrews has opened q
second such establishment Ar. An
drews IS thoroughly competent and Will
bu i up good trade.
, 1888-08-09

B.it. LEtp. Jennie B. arrived from
G d and "a !o,.ti Iuu4;,,s. ~. -. Il
neg ~ -'yEt Gamble.
Bktn. kitsap arrived yesterdy from
Honolulu bound for Port Gamble
Bk. Samoset arrived IN tcw of ting
Tacoma. She proceeded to Tacoma to
load lumber for the city.
Tug Goliah brought down from Seat
tie the ship Two Brothers coalladen for
Frisco.
Schr. Dora blum sailed out last eysL-
ing !umberlaien for Frisco.