The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-11-08

staole III Uhe friday HarbOr precinct.
"A. Haverland was over from Crane
island celebrating with the republicans.
John G. Werner was elected Justice
of the Peace in Friday Harbor precinct
Home Grown Fruit Trees for sale.
Before buying elsewhere call at this
office.
Schooner Echo was in Port loading
produce for Victoria, the first of the
week
There has been a number of people
from all parts of the county in town
since election.
John Douglas has moved his family
into the Higgins house next to Bins
wanger's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kuehn, of Seattle,
are visiting with their old friend Mr.. P.
WEIGH, of the Tourists.
w. A. Wakefield, of West Sound,
was in the Harbor. to hear the sad news
of the election, Wednesday.
deeds AND MoRTGAGEs-If you
want a blank Deed or Mortgage call Oh
or write J. G. CLINTON, Friday Harbor.
Nils Svanberg, the shoemaker, has
Just received large stock of clear sole
leather and will do cobbling at half
price.
"A number of enthusiastic republic
cans came down from Roche Harbor on
the Delta, Wednesday evening, to learn
the election returns.
j. O. Hugenon was down from
Roche Harbor yesterday. He said that
it was awfully lonesome for populist
up there on election day.
About forty-five people went over
to Lopez, Saturday night, on the Buck
eye, to attend the joint debate between
Rev, w. III. Black and j. L. Blair.
Paul Guard left an apple at this
office, which measures fourteen and
three-uuarter inches in circumference,
and weighs pound and six ounces.
Married at the residence of James
Nelson, on Lopez, Mr.. William B. Bell
of Tacoma, and Miss Henrietta Wlllad-
son, of Lopez, Rev. J. M. c. Warren
officiating.
Misses Hannah and jamie Sand
with went to Seattle, on the Thomp-
son to-day. They will spend a week
or two visiting with friends in the
metropolis.
&C. T. Butler, of Lopez, has just
received about 100000 worth of Dry
Goods. Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents.
Furnishing Goods, from San francisco,
Also a fine line of fiannels from the
Seattle Wooden Mills. Call and ex-
anime it.
-E.J. White is no longer mail clerk
on the Thompson, having made his last
trim on Tuesday. He sent in his resig-
nation some time ago, but his successor
was not named until this week. We
understand that Mr.. White expects to
oct a better position in the service. Mr..
HAYES, his successor on the Thompson,
was formerly mail clerk on the Idaho.
George Stewart, Howard Conrad,
George Thacker and Phillip Fechter
leave today for all extended hunting
/ trim i'm the interior of the northern end
of Vancouver island. The boys are
taking three months provisions and all
of the necessary traps, etc., for an all
winters hunt. We hope they will
meet with success and return laden
with furs.
The salmon cannery finished the
seasons pack last week, and every
Chinaman left for Oregon on the ITO
pia, Sunday. The pack, while not
large has been fair, considering the fact
that this is the first season and that the
company was not ready for operations
until quite late in the spring. The
buildings may be enlarged and the
capacity of the cannery increased
before another season.
!, An English admiral, says: ut Is
, true. the life-saving service of America
is not equaled anywhere in the world. :
Tt is also true that Ayers Cherry Pee
torial saves, annually, thousands O
lives. Invaluable in sudden colds
throat and lung troubles.
We would advise every Populist ano
Democrat in our county to purchase
fifty cent bottle of the PICTORIAL. Il
will be found sure cure for the numer
GUS colds superinduced by exposure e
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