, 1888-06-07
From weunescaS,s Daily.

| From weJnesGaY's Daily.
Judge Whittlesey is visiting Seattle.
Those steps on Quincy street are not
safe yet.
Str Wildwood is undergoing cleaning
aud repairs
Mayor DeLiuD arrived home yesterday
from Victoria.
The spirit Of enterprise brewing. Our
business meu are waking up.
j, b. Dyer, The new proprietor of the
'iadlock hotel, will give il bail there on
Saturday evening,
Mnstcr james Jones ia speeding vaca
ton al home-having been attending
school at Berkeley, a.
The Gail issued an extra last evening,
with acme very cheering (?) democratic
election news from Oregon.
We are Indebted for our excellent
tabular shipping report of yesterday TO
Messrs Griffith, Bridges & Stetsou.
Special meeting of Port Townsend"
Lodge, f. & A. NJ, this evening. Busi-
ness OF importance to be attended to-
The Oregon Railway aud Navigation
Conpany's steamer, L. ]. Potter, was
launched at Portland oil Tuesday last
Anyone wishing 10 engage in the milk
business can rent Mr.. 1erry's farm. aud
need no. buy all the cows unless he
wishes to.
Miss Rosa Sheehau will leave for San
Francisco on July 9th, to visit Mr. I'D
Mrs. Henry Tillman, formerly residents
of this city.
Jos. Zaniah was accidentally drowned
at Hadlock few days ago. A coroner's
jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the facts.
The welI-known chip Gatherer, 1896
tons, has been sold 10 JantzeD, Rowe,
Olsen, Foard. Gray and others, terms
private. and vii! be placed in the coast
ing trade.
Fred. Terry offers a splendid chance
to anyone wishing to engage in the milk
business. He has fine growing Gus
tom, and rare opportunity to engage
in the business.
W. Q. Chapman, Esq, formerly of the
customs force here, but now one of the
leading attorneys of Tacoma, is in town.
He looks happy, aud Gays Oregon has
been heark from.
Mr.. Hammond has been annoyed so
mneh by depredations upon his farm
that patience has gone out of fashion en-
tirely. lie now publishes a warning
Hereafter no mercy will be shown.
Ben. Miller invites your attention to
list of real estate bargains worthy of your
perusal You will find him at his ele-
CANT office ID Kuhn's brick building,
ready to accommodate all customers.
MIR J.F McIntyres class OF shorthand
will hereafter meet every Tuesday and
Saturday night from now until Christ
mas. Anyone wishing to jsan can get
terms on application. A term will &C n
sist OF the length OF time it may take to
write 100 words per minute-after that
speed will depend on the practice Ru-
pills will give to the art.
Gen. d. W. Smith, president of the
Business Exchange, let's cut some very
unpalatable statements to reporter of
Seattle paper. He probably conclud-
cd that the case demanded heroic treat
ment. Our business men are (somo OF
them) doing powerful sight OF cussin"
out loud; but to themselves they are
doing powerful sight" of thiukin'
There is no earthly reason why goods
cannot be sold here just as cheap as in
Seattle, or any other place. Whatever
may be the result of showing up our
own citizens to outsiders, We hope tkey
may undertake to remove cause for re-
| proach.
The Territorial Pioneers, now in ses-
sion at Seattle, elected Gel. g. o. Hal
| Ter its president for the ensuing year.
Among those who attended from Jetfer-
son county are: j. j. Il. Van Bokkelen,
Albert Briggs, Thos. Bracken and John
| Thornton.
| Su.nH.Hs,