, 1888-03-29
From Tuesdays OaiIx.

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From Tuesdays DaiIx.
MISC. f. King is at the OentraI-qaite
ill.
MIR. Lawrence Nessol OF Doe Bay was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. f. Learned is to study law
under Geo. II. J2nes.
Mrs. Capt. McAlmoGd arrived Sun
day from Dungeness.
Starrett has begun work on Bert
Adams barn on the sea wall.
Mira. F. W. Hastings and Ars. L. B.
Hastings are visiting in Tacoma
The town OF Arlington, Or, was visited
with $4,000 fire on Wednesday last.
1t is now believed that Allan G. Thur
man will b. the successor OF Chief Justice
Waite.
Prot. L. D. McArdle or Quilcine is in
town. Hs paid hia respects to The AR
sUs yesterday.
On and after Sunday next evening
services will begin at 7:30 in the III. E.
church.
The steamer Eyangel is reaching out
after trade. Read Capt. Tartes adver-
tisement.
Officers OF the court, attorneys, Iiti-
gants and witnesses make quite an addi-
tion to our town.
Councilman A. 1. Smith has loaned
money to the. city to pay indebtedness on
the city hail property.
Al. Phillips has purchased GO acres of
land from James Simms, couple of
miles back. at $50 an acre.
The ARGUS job rooms are teeming
with orders these days-more than we
can conveniently accommodate.
The Presbyterian Sunday school ex-
pect to have an unusually interesting
programme for next Sunday syening.
]. l.. Stout is authority for the state
ment that hotel costing $4,000 will
be built at Seaside, ". T., this spring.
Hon. Beriah Brown, the veteran
journalist. arrived today FROM Seattle.
Ths ARGUs acknowledges pleasant Gull
from hiD.
President Gilman, Of tie Seattle Il
Eastern, Is going East to list the stocks
OF the company on the New York
boards.
Messrs. G. Ii. HalIer, G. Fl. Hanford,
Maurice McMicken. J. Hamilton Lewis
aud others of the Seattle legal fraternity
are in town.
Seattle will soon be putting on airs
again over her less pretentious neighbors.
She has prizs fight among her attrac-
tions this week.
Judge W. Il. Whittlesey was selected
yesterday to represent the democracy OF
Jefferson county at the territorial con-
ysntion OF that party.
McMurry, ye photog, has made bis
gallery the most conspicuous building
in town, by some artistic lettering.
4 good way t. advertise,
Mr.. J. A. Wood is the correspondent
of the Seattle daily Press, who sends
such excellent shipping reports from
the port OF entry every week.
II you notice the editor putting on
style with new suit of clothes, just re-
member that Corrigan, the tailor, helped
to accomplish the imposing effect.
VIM. Stammers. sailor on the ship T.
f. Oskes was accidentally killed the
other day at Seattle while trying to jump
on board from the coal bunkers.
The next grand lodge session of the
]. o. G., L. will be beld st Spokane
Falls An effort will be made to secure
uext years session at Port Townsend.
Hon. III. J. ucEIroy has been chosen
by the laggeEs as assistant secretary of
the Puget Sound LngGers Association.
Mr.. Il i. well qualified for this position.
Geo. A Peters. charged with selling
liqunr tn Indians. will be tried here at
this term OF court. W. r. Andrews OF
Seattle has been engaged for the defense.
Captain Debney, who for thirteen
years hiss sailed into the Columbia river
in command OF the finest steamships on
the route, is TO take charge of the Puebla
OF the southern route.
Among tho desds fled for record this
morning was one from Laura II. head
and husband to Allen Weir. covering
lots, 2, i, 6 and s in Block /. Petty
grove's lat Addition; consideration
$500.
AR. ". c. Garfield is how in the
steamboat business, running ths steam
launch HadIock betweeii here aud Dua
seness. This little craft will connect