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LOCAL NEWS.
pom Duncvnn—This busy little
ward hhhmal milling town consti
ml the ohjuzive point with us In: sin.
.ﬂhy. Ind luring aside the stick and rule
re donned an owrmnt mounted the
W Ind ﬂuted. The weather was pleas—
...L rind the time murmured in making the
"it! wu hemmed with pkuuruble «wire:
1... [ﬁlth-inﬂplriﬂllﬂ luckier-u. The
rot-1* were ra-onlut with the odor: of
"wing. Ind the Vlrietv of hill And dale.
rm. not sud then I piece of “ oolduruv“
".1, ." mtnblned to render the ride
”wally exhilnnting. Arrived at the
Landing. we embarked on bourd the bout
”a under the umpicei or a fresh bmem
“I. soon united to the desired iniven.
.11.. lwe shoe our last visit. one year i
.‘n. Ru undergone/I pleasing change. l
In the rear 0! tbe town on an elevated I
putau. then unmnrked hf ntht save 1
mgrmrled end stunted w Id 5 trnhbery
lguillar to similnrfy exposed localities,
"ow rltnnd four new dn'elling-lth-s.»nil
mustrudul on the most. approval styles
ormodern architecture, and o-xupied re-
Mlvel)’ by Megan. Atkinson. our repre
lentllh‘e elect to the next Territorial ‘
] ishiturr'.“ 111. I)elnnty..lo|ltt E. Pugh,
.173 W. FlinLWhHe in the foreground are
rows of dwellings, with their white exte
yiom nti'nrding homes for the numerous t
nttacht's nt thi- "till-Altogether nﬂ'onliug 3
I sam;- qnlu- enchanting to the beholder.
0n binding. at the hotel wharf. we were
rem-d by our genial friend Wellington
ﬁg 3 style so pectﬂiarly hearty that we
were made to teel at. home. Proceeding
to the hot-J we were met by that prince
Among landlordn, John E. Pugh, who al
.oextrnded hLa Lordlal greeting. After
I brief Itny we Wended our wyynlong the
pleuant walk to the millwn. when; We
found Mr Atkinson imm’em-d in bueiuess.
Hen we were john-d by James A. Smith.
m.,wllomlldlltm us through the “lan
labyrinth!" oi the mill. where Initiation
reigned supreme. Here the pondervul
log was brought from the boom to its phwe
by powerful tnachluerymnd converted into
ml: lunibermnd there the trimmer: and
planer-u. to which it had been consigned,
were rm'nirulating it into the. various
qiulitiel Ind tins adapted to the ma of
thetnde. Emerging mm the hueyloene
only toentor mother. we found our old
trlepd gogdt nourish-lg the mental!
dutla ofthe yanl. Pualﬁg on we noted
the by! Deacon and 'l‘. W. Luau ln pro
can nrﬁfmllnf. the former carrylng 500,-
(110 feet houm lor San anclwo, and the
latter 300.000 feet for San Pedro; Ind both
expected to sail early thln week. But
uuother and to us nleulng feature con
nected wltll our brief sollonm In thls town
In the genenl reoogu tlon of the clalm
ol the Iml paper, and lts lndomment by
thedtlum. as nnmluaknh'y ovlnced by I
)Ime augmented subscrllptlon llsc. The
next mornlng we bade unwell to any
naugrous Mad: 13d themléanner tom
main an ' mto Amman
In" In flour or ﬁm’n rlde reached our
home well attuned wlth our brlet but
Wm vlslt to Port Dlacovery.
- ————-m——
Amun Exmonmunr.-Lut Mon
ty's steamer brought to our town tour
I. lalmlunls, two lmm Klng county mmod
MEN] Ind Follwr; the former to be
male lanyard 3 Seattle on the 80th
d next, or the mnnler of I min
, _lﬁl Bum n Benton last“ Sunday
ink. and the latter, Fuller. sentenced to
"m" In the ltentlnry lonian-and
y. 0! the my; two. from tum
Jannon la undernen ante tn the ponlwn.
Ikry for 18 months tor gnnd lnrowy,nnd
Delaney. convlcwd ot munlerlngs mm
Iliad Fmer on Whlta river our I yen
If). Ind untamed to umnltcnthry for
1 years. These crllnl 3 won brought
here tor uto—keeplng u the julls of those
mantle. no mulls.- panlenlnrly that of
m&mnuty. but recently built at l out
cl (1]). We‘ undennnd um. the ﬁll In
' “It lolrn wlll hammer nun-mute the Ter
mml prluon for the Third J ndlplll Du
trlnt, or nntll Inch thus an the «sounds!
composing lt lhall have rayon-maxed
V Mr jail; the ChletJmtkae hnvlng decld-
Jd thunk tho oulynte pllca ofconnne
nut hr crlmlnm withln the sum.
g mmnous.-—Jt is not often thntwe
‘~'— emulauaud to notice such I ridiculous ato
ryutho one plumb byonrup-Sound
I" MW rdhnﬁnthe prevalence
5‘ ’ '01?” hung ﬂuff." new?” at?"
men n communt . at
I. M dunlndl. thls nine,- uont'rntﬁctlon
0' the foul shadow 'l‘hen- Inn been
Nausea-a on thin poulnwlgynd that.
‘ "Chimp!“ one. The atmosphon.
‘llllhthu ofmnny «untowa- up
. w. limo pan for (In Win of
» “In.“ um: to un- mum. .-
. “flu-Una. whlledlptherhund typhoid
in: hubs-n holding high (‘II'IIIVII lu
Mummymph no: [singles-Io hu
Wham. nnhwbmgbt on cam
mum» malady. vhmm It. may
‘ "MW” “WWW
' an upon not. nun o -
E “Whit-nth 0! Ir. Kong-l": chlldw
, man manly swam-mu
‘ "a“ the. ham: at ”thwamg‘.’
“I to (I I my.
I ‘ﬂvlnthuo. I! my
‘mmvzrndoulonty
*kh‘uu-nrthh-ddU-lu
'Mu'mm‘l‘bdﬂlﬂgun
th-Hmﬁrhna‘nu
h w 1... m 100-nip
MOquh-(u-whou '-
an than»... use. wak
1w N- un] m I.
“Hutu Inn. «and:
“I m "
“than. mat H
aul-nu. “mm... In
““le bin-IE
I l
.hlhihkw
W ll‘ b '- .‘lh
"nor-kg. loco-plumb ll
“and mu: u. I- n
rmimmcmubymu.
I“ tram-Ird:
WWW-mm
”Uh-n Calm. E mm. a. m
“Nil-t. a. mum. naught.
‘ Bummmn—From many or those to
whom we forwnnied bills lut week we
have received responses. but then um um
I llrﬁ‘nlnnber from whom It would steer
our rt to twelve hvonble mural.
One lndlvhln-l talk-d npon In this week.
3nd an" pm‘lng over his nubwrlpclou for
I your in ndnnue. he ukl: '- You get out
1 good [nu-r but it In lon d—d high
toned for thk community.“ We “‘55..“
have to tllﬂ‘er with him. and natural m
him that he nll behind the age In the
man-h ofmornl prom-em by the commu
nlty. tor whnv. with (shun-hrs. Idloolb.
Judge hawk null the Amt! the Lower
Sound alum-y mu rapidly Inventing m I
hlgher. num- elevntul pillw. Below leav
lug he mm-nrred with our vicmund whil
lng us abundant mums went on his le.
Mn. .lAcK‘s 'i‘nu'rnL—Goorl Tem
plupl‘ Hall. on last Monday evening (with
the exception of: few of our cltinens who
lnid strayed In In wlmm the “Inimitable“
perlormuuce) was ﬁlled with a den-e emp
lluess. 'l‘hc “ English. Dutch. Irish.
Yankee nngl French npeclnlltirs" might
have been rendered wltln some eclal. and
elk-ital prolonged applause trom a row of
small boys on the back seat. pmbably en
gngcd tor the oucamlon'. i’i‘he “ Frollcsc me
oyster" mpmsented well the dirgustlng
vagaries ojadrunken man. Ind was very
llmructiw. ’l'hejokm were bmatl. the pa
thos 3n ed. the music apologetlml. and
the wh e combined to make it 11l enter
tainment well wortlw—ewtping from.
Tm: Cosuorounu HOTEL. under the
management of our genial host, C. F.
Ciapp. Esq" is acquiring unprecedented
pnpuianty. It has recently undergone
«extensive nap-in been npainted, repu
mn-d’x, nd thom‘ghly renovated. and now
present: enh-n attractions to the trav
eling public. I‘ha culinary department
is under the supervision of an experienced
uterer. the able is supplied with the
but the mnrket “forth, and the wuntn oi
guests. are anticipated by polite Ind atten
tive waiter-l.
0N our ﬁrst pBl6 will be found an In
temtlng oommun cation from Mrs. Hy
lnnd. which will be read with Interest by
hernumerom friends hen. We lam that
nlnce Mr. Hyland and familieremoved to
Canada tree? have not seen t time o! the
earth. it 11% covered with snnw on thelr
nrrlval. and t nee then loot upon foot hll
been adtled—o gnu contra: to the balmy
Ind snowin- winter: they were wont to
witness on this mut.
Tn sloop W. H. Twlllght ha been on
the stocks at Port. Discovery undergoing
arm. The center board bu been
:1 en out. _ot her. a new keel added. and
her pllnklng and timbers ﬁenenllyn
23":ch Whg’dq‘m; shei w I be ham;
1 wt regtnm n rm
ﬂc than ever below, beaming; much
launcher.
In this lune will be found In Niven-ﬂee
ment of the Grind Concert by the world
mnowned Comma. Ursa, to which we call
the reader‘- ntendon. The pﬂnmmes
and dodgn have been Erin in the
Amuu Boom Ind wl be damned
m good tllne. _
Tm ﬂnhlnf smack In'oourse of con
urucﬂon by ohn Alexander tor parties
I|:th lawn. in u model In glut of Rape
Ind numbness. She hi! 4 bet has], $9
feet. over Illnmd Ofeet 9 indw- bum,
3nd will be ﬁnished In shoot 3 week.
Mn. J. DAwARon. pmﬂemr of that
‘po ulnr home, the Dalgn 0 Hotel. hxd
a Rog 91:;me last mk, nged‘ 13
months. a mlghlng over 400 pounds.
Mr. Dodd. 0! the Central ”Hotel, lino Ind
one kllled of the name welshc.
OUR “not! yestenhyoymwd a gun
appelnnce in honor Wuhlngton’s
Blnhdny. The cum" Wolcoct'uho cele
bnted the oomsion by s alum.-
MR. Fun Ramos and wife took the
steamer North Paciﬁc on Tue-day 1m en
mm for Astor]; when. should. thing! be
hvonble, they my permanently locate.
I. 0. 0. F.—’l‘he institution of Mount
Blker Lodge, No. 9. Indelpondent Order of
Odd Fellows. will take p we on Monday
evening ﬁlth inst“ lnstetd ol the 27th lust,
II baton lnnounued.
Tn mar-amp Dukom [I the today.
Elcven pauengern are on her tor Port
Townsend. Among which no the 'nlmel
oIC. E. P. Wood and 8. 1. Kill.
W: to woe-r! to Ive-da
dpdoﬁootmmwruzhﬁ uncoo
amadlnaovenlug. Wllldo-olnncxt
Damian» M’muﬁhfmm
and-No. Good War t
Web—h] cull-g. Agent! 11. .30.:-
luplhd. -.- 7
Amhmh hue-Intan
dhtvklthllllalnl Wanam-
I‘m ".wade
luau-don't
Ol»Myoviiﬁth-t-C.C.
A
human-3.7 n 1
Thu-d mun-a
WM Muh
m tut only; and n- a.
muﬁﬁubmh‘.
Ann-vagina“...
d.- Fiﬁ-huh.
but“
Imam-«hauli-
W”. ﬁﬁhﬂﬂg“
Anni-I“ a! 12m.
mudthH-ﬁl—
whnumwm
nil-MM M uh ’-
maﬁa-....“
I
“ulnar-hut.
—‘.‘——~ﬁw.
Onr (nteml unn'h In duo to man] pn
tlomon hr the “um-nu nude-u! In nun
ﬁbrin; the an In Irmtuﬂl bum-d
--. Oil! on
11l Wm, IAIIIA ’AIYIMP.
mo human“.
Port Townsend.
mm».
Feb. ls. sn- 3 L laud: from Nunalmo.
16. at: North MM. "Morin.
19. schr Plnouh. Sin Funds-yo.
11. Su- North [’mllc. Vk-wrh.
. 22. 80h:- ma. Wanda.
mum.
Feb.ls. St:- North Paciﬁc for Vlctorla.
19. Scr North Picnic. Vlcmrla.
19. Bkune ”Hump. Valpnnlio.
so. Brli'l‘ Lunch. Wilmington.
22. Bu- Clmden. Honolulu.
21. Scin- Juanlu. Victolh. .
22. 80hr Mist. \r’lcmrh.
GOOD TEMP] ARS’ HALL
J
MAD AME
The Celebrated Violiniaﬁwill give
A GRAND ‘ ‘
CONCERT,
. . .0 N. . .
FRIDAY EVENING, “REE 9th,
W'hen n Brillinnt Programme of those.‘
Gems which have given her n
world~witb repuution will be given.
Mum”: CAMILLA URSO
wm ho mm!»
sts Ivr WANDISFOEDB,‘
The young and charming Sopt‘lno.
Mn. Gnu. Funnels, Tenor, -
Smxon Lmox Comm, Bgritane,
_ And the Eminent Pianist.
Mn. Amman Sump.
I
Admission .1; Reserved Seats, 81.25
m This: one; u u much Jewelry
Emporium, laud-r Cohen! Howl.
Sent: tan be seated on mlmm
Notice .to Orpditors. ‘
. - v- at! v - 1
or W OIM Ito-ted.
MIC] 18 EIIIBEGWIN BY m
naturals-nod A tutor a ﬂu: eo-
Into of Blchud 011 m, mace-pd, to the
u-edltm at and u: pea-non- hnvlng abun
awash?“ vo w“: 3%.“,‘2
V
After the dun of his non ' mm st In! rui
denov- in Pan anow J not Conn y, W.
T., or be tonwr band. ; ,
ROBERT D. A'l'l'BlDGl.
Administrator of tho “I: a! Noland Oll
vet. deoeuod. ' -
Pan Ludlov, hbmu'y '. 1811. 141
C. I. Bunuuw. WI. A. Illa.
BRADSH‘W & "CHAN.
ATTORNEYBA LAW" AND MTG“
In Adminlty. '
Port Town-9nd. W. 'l‘
June lunch“. (Llama Kuhn
'!
McNAUGHT «dunes.
ATTORNEYS AXD 00mm AT LAW
Pmcmn In Alum-Icy: ‘-
Xoney lowed, Bell Mate boughtind laid
Funn- to lan,
Conscﬂonlmlde. “mum,”
PORT mwxsnm. V. ‘l‘.
.————____*
8m mm M.
NEITHIII CAPT. DAVID 30m 0!
the Ihtp Annie I'll. not the undeﬁned
Agar." of the then Inland Ihlﬁyv In
Mnouublo no: «bu MW ﬂu ol
noan owl-ow.
Emu’cnmw ° ‘ W““
I .
Port Townsend, ”hr-2%.
N'll'l'lll Cm 011 mm" m
mesh-waw
M MW?“
55% ...“,
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Shipping and Commission
MERCHANT&
Port Townsend, "'ashington Territory,
1 ’ Importers, W’holesale ma Retail Dealers in
Dry Goods, Clothing, ’
Boots and Shoes,
Ship Chandlery, 5 ,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Liquors, .
Hardware,
Crockery, Stationery, Etc.
Exchange Boyght and Sold.
Liberal Advances Made on Cansignments.
The Highest Price Paid for WOOI, Hides, Furs
and Produce.
Goods Bought and’Sold on Commission.
CA‘kﬂ'ORNIAI wmns, 'uroBTED Eggshnwgrgalﬂrg:
m ~ In]! , .’
Francxs'c'ﬁyrl'gby" “M °r q _ ' nomecmntoo.
BEgmAEsisoﬁzwﬁ': 011-B 13$? WORN}; . “WW w
P . . ‘., -. .
mam 14:? “an; ”a: my"? smnﬁm' h ”as:
- HOTELS.
meonn. LIME
CENTRAL HOTEL,
Slanted n hmuumwm
Pen Mun-4'. I'.
TM. 3030th 311 an (hf-Mud
Mill momma-u.
W mm.
mm hnvpﬂod'nh the mum
ﬁwrguddru. Thor-humanl
-1 “New Mumhtmﬂmd
Nothing will be lan undone to make this
Howl second to none In the Mm.
33 DODD‘PUGH.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
0. nm 111-A", m.
mummmmmm 3mm“
malllnde (Audi-now to
rural-h 1"? Dd “hto 1:
Wk? {33:33 :33». lunblelwﬂ!
IIWOyﬁ a ppuod with niches: them-t
lllbrdl. 8;»:- tot W with bond by
the day or week. 15
DALGARDNO’S HOTEL
> WATER arm. .
Port Toma, W. I’.
33““ :0 Wm hull!-
U. S. RESTAURANT.
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H. L. TIBBALS’
Superior Teams.
reaming of ii! lands «in
Vessels DTscharged.
has “On-(Ecol. n. 3,: '
later mm! n m i W
Fang-”3omg mTooimnml m
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