The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-12-20
-.Sherif Thomas was in British
Columbia during the past week.

Sheriff Thomas was in British
Columbia during the past week.
Mr.. Chas. Clark, of East Sound,
was county seat visitor this week Mr..
Clark expects to leave, in the near
future for MERGED county, California,
where he will make his future home.
The surprise party given Frank j.
Bryant on Friday evening was grand
success. The party was given by his
young friends i'll the valley, the occasion
being the Both anniversary of his birth.
William Wallace, who lives on Mt
Katy, was examined before Judge
tucker, and pronounced insane, last
Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Delaney
Will take him to Steilacoom, Saturday.
While making landing at the
Argyle dock, Saturday evening, the
Schooner Echo ran under the corner of
the wharf and tore away part of the
foundation and stove in the corner of
the store building.
Hiram RObb, of East Sound, was
a passenger on the Delta, Friday, for
Victoria. He says number of young
people in East Sound contemplate at
tending the Christmas tree and Dance,
here next Monday evening.
Last week and again this week Mrs.
Will Fowle received more Xmas goods
from Seattle. China Mugs, Cups and
Saucers, Fancy note paper in folding
boxes, Picture and Story Books, Games,
Toys, Oranges, Nuts and Candies.
People from the adjacent islands
should not forget that they are cordially
invited to attend the Christmas tree
and dance at the Odd Fellows hall, on
Christmas Eve. The San Juan Valley
Orchestra will furnish the music, and
the Tourists hotel will spread turkey
supper.
Joseph Sweeney, the we'll known
merchant of Friday Harbor, has just
received fine line of ready made gents
fine suits, from the San Jose Wooden
Mills. They are made in the very
latest style, and are being sold very
cheap Call and examine them before
buying elsewhere.
The people of the North End gave
a dance at the Sandwich schoolhouse,
last SATURDAY night, to raise funds to
finish ceiling the building. A goodly
sized crowd was i'm attendance and the
necessary funds raised, while every
body had good time. Those who
were present say that the supper served
by the ladies was excellent, and that
there was roast chicken and to spare.
You can save from so to 200 per
cent. on 1901 articles this Christmas, if
you make your p releases Of Mrs. Will
Fowle. Silver Mugs SOC each, Silver
Napkin Rings 15c each, papers Ada
mantine pins sc, Umbrellas Soc, Barnes
Best jet black ink sc per bottle, Best
linen Envelopes &c per bunch. 1915
and $3.50 albums for $3.50 to $500, and
all other goods at the same cut prices.
Call and see her and 10 cent counters
B. w. Holloway, the jeweler, flor
some time repairer to His Royal Nibs,)
is in town with full line of watch keys
hair springs and axle grease. He also
handles watches, spectacles and jewelry
which he sells OH the slightest provoca-
ton. Cures (that tired feeling) SO COM
mon amongst watches and clOcks--100
doses for dollar. Diseases of ladies'
watches speciality. Jewels extracted
while you wait. Give him call; he
will be here until Xmas.
Wanted to trade a small tract of
land-five acres in bearing orchard, in
Georgia, near Atlanta, for San Juan Co.
property. This property is in Douglas
vile, the county seat of Douglas county
some eighteen miles from Atlanta, the
capitol of the state. Douglasville is
city of about a thousand inhabitants;
has the best college in the state and has
several manufacturing concerns. The
soil is clay and sandy; no waste land.
Products: fruit, cotton, corn and wheat.
Greek of good water runs through the
land. Comfortable house and out-build-
ings, and four or five acres in timber.
What have you to trade for this very
desirable property? There are no en-
cumbrances and the taxes are paid up.
If you want this property and have a
farm or town property to trade write or
call on the undersigned.
JIG. CLINTON, Friday HarbOr.
rvvv. TDEE