, 1888-04-05
From Heo~cscay's DaiIs.

| Go 10 CorrIgan's for best tallOr-DGdG
clotbing.
Gel your ssat reserved for the min.
strels tonight.
| Land speculation heTeabouts IS ap'
proachinS q crszs-
Ursssmakius at the residence Of Mrs
| Bill, Bishops cottage.
Judge James G, Swan arrived home
fcom Victoria yesterday.
! There are about 800 men employed at
the Tacoma mil while II Is running day
and night.
Republicans in Tacoma are going to
make square party fight III the coming
city election.
Call at Miss Harrison's. AcCurdy
block, for the latest in millinery. =
Air. ". Il. Ii. Learned has sold half &
bIock of land in town and bought 10
acres two or three miles out.
Tne Lew japanese stose i'll Hastings
building is quite au attraction.
Messrs. Wood 6 Learned are proving
themselves live real estate firm. The
senior member is now in Angeles.
Call at Mrs. CougiIrs for latest
novelties III spring millinery.
The AEGas agency ha@ Il splendid bran
new bargain in q water front business
lot. Can be had for $6.OOO-half cash.
MIR. Norris. formerly reporter for Se-
attic and Tacoma papers has started Il
new publication in the latter city, de-
voted to real estata.
Miss Harrison's millinery store is
we'll stocked with the latest styles in
that line.
The Jefferson county republican cen
tral committee kas been called to meet
in this city on Nonday next, TO prepare
for the coming campaign.
1t is extremely unfortunate for public
interests thai the customs force in tins
district has TO be reduced in numbers
and thereby cripple its efficiency.
Largest display of ha:a ever brcnght
to Por. Townsend-at LiveEmore's. :
Miss H Larson, Fashionable Cloak
and Aantle Maker; Cloaks altered ac-
cordipg to style Residence at MIR. G.
W. FIinfs, next to Presbyterian
church.
The Juvenile Opera 90. had fair
sized and very appreciative audience
last evening, on the occasion of their
rendition of MikGdo. The fully sus-
tanned their reputation.
Miss Harrison's new stock of
spring millinery includes the latest
Eastern styles of hats, among which
we may mention the ''Duvassi
Turban," Monitor" Torpedo"
"Theresine" and Paramount" Call
on her, NcCurdy block.
Our srticls on shipping, publishsd
yesterday, shows that Tacoma did al
most as large q business DUNG the
month of March as Gil other ports on the
Sound put together.
Il S. Smith of Portland is looking
around the Puyallup valley with view
of erecting pottery works. Ii be will
come to Port Townsend we will show
him fine clay for sucb purposes.
Remember Livermore's, near post
office, for Boots and Shoes, Hats or
Gaps.
DR.. Miaklgr arrived home this morn
ing from Seattle. He snys they are
booming things MP there wqDderfully-
and tina: they have many kind words for
Port townsend.
On Saturday last the Oregonian was
printed for the first time from stereo-
type plates. 1t also celebrates the
memorable event by donning 4 complete
new dress of types.
Mrs. Cougill's, next door to Bour-
lands, is where you get your
moneys worth in the line OF mil
linery.
Mrs B. 5. PettygroVe, who has been in
poor health for long time, and who is
not improving, will probably start for
California this week, in hopes of receiv-
ing benefit from southern climate
Fresh oysters at the Saddle Rock
Restaurant! In any style for % cents a
dish; also good board for S400 per
week.
Mr.. Fred. Heygate. representing r.
L. Polk Il Co, publishers of Folks Pa
cific Coast Directory, is in town. That
company is preparing to issue q much
larger edition of its directory this year.
Olympia editors are quarreling over
the momentous question rs to which
ones office bible is most worn. They
use the bible, you know, to huTI at the
DEVILS head when he makes ''pi" It's
handler than brickbat, and half so apt
to have fatal results
MIR. E. Fl. Palmer of Palmer Il Ray,
Portland and San Francisco. Is la town,
having rbssad tbraaE!, TO Victoria.
While here Mr. Palmer took an order for
the AReue, and for considerable ad-
ditiuE TO our jot, office. We must keep
up With tie procession.
1t is not the Presbyterian General
Assembly" but the Prssbytery of Puget
bound, of which Rev. r. b. DeIworth
is Moderator, that will meet in Eilens-
burg oD the 10Th of April. The Gener-
al Assembly OF the Presbyterian church
iu the United States OF America will
meet in Philadelphia on June 18th and
celebrate the centennial Of its organiza-
ton. 1t will be joined in those cere-
monies by the Southern Presbyterian
church in the United States, and will
will continue its ceremonies TO June 1st.
1888.
Mr.. J. E. Belyea of Hadlock, has
,,,rob,sol On alJnibla blaoL Of land