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Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], March 20, 1879, Image 1
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L LLgeL LLLL LILL WLLLLLW ALgLLLL
VOL. 9.
PUGET SOUND ARGUS
[:4 |'l~'|H.l.~'lH~ZlD EVERY THURSDAY A’l'.
l’ort Tomh-pml. \Vnslllngtou 'l‘errltory.
A [4 I; [IN ‘V .I‘} I I‘-
Ehl'l‘till AS I) I’RUI'IH l-l'l‘UlL
11"...” ol'ﬁnlpu-rlpllon. 83.00 IN'l' nunnm
in mlvum-v: six munlluJLM).
RATES OF ADVERTISING 2
One im'h. HM itm-rtlnu... .. .. . .. ..$1 .50
Eachuuhil'illlc'llt insertion .. .. .. .. .. .50
'l'r:m=ivnt n(|Vt'l'li~‘(‘lll('llN In. IIIFIIII'
lust-Minn l|l|l~'l he :lrcmnpnuiml hv oa.“.
(1-13" All Ac-mmnu Hotllod Monlhly.m
Local and News Items.
THANKS to Mnssrs. Tihlmls um]
purser Patten, ut‘ the Dukutu, fur
favors. ‘
\VE Wmlltl call attention to tho
curd inserted by our Presbyterian
brethren.
Ms. J. S. W. Shelton, one of
Thurston county's ‘t-uchers, has
charge of the schnnl at Coupevila.
THE Port, Townsend brass band
and the bull-{rugs are vieiug with
each other in «liammrsing melodious
evening strains.
Tumm will lm pmwr meetings at
the Methmlist. church every evening
this week. All ureuurdially inviwd.
OUR local pm: warhlu sweetly in
his “Rep!y" this week. Uninten
lionally we omitted the signature
which should have been “Alki.”
By a resolutiun unwed by Mr.
Christioin the “mum of Commons
nu the 23d ult., all postotﬁces in
Canada are required to close on the
I ml’a Day.
A skruggle betweuu ihe High and
Low Church fur the electiuu of n
Bishop is proceeding at ()uawa.
Suveu ballots have been had with nu
result.
IT is expected that the lvcture by
Dr. Dean Clark, on Saturday (wen
ing, will be largely attended. [[9 has
been everywhere spoken of in the
must ﬂuttering terms.
Ata parliamentasy snireu lan-ly in
Berlin the chancellor said that par
tial disarmament. was impossible.
He said that. Germany had :0 slum
«from in four different, directions
and could trust. none of her neigh
born.
Lttest advices from St. l’etersburg
state that. mortality statistics of the
City for th» week ending Murch I],
show that typhus has increased in
Violonco. Spotted typhus is also
prevalent. There have been twn
fatnl cases of the Siberian plague.
WE llllli the pleasure of seeing the
new steamer “Cassiar” launched a!
Seattle on Monday morning. She is
I stern-wheel, light-draught vessel.
and was build for the Slikecn river
trade. Her hull and upper works
give evidence of superior workman
Ihip.
SINCE writing our itcin about ilio
elopement, we learn that. Mr. Cam
erun, the bereaved lienedlct, has
started in pursuit of his spouse and
Mr. Wilder, her guy Lutlmrin, in
earnest. Going to Twmnu and tel
egrapliing to Portland, Mr. C. learned
tlmttho pair had their tickets for
San Francisco, whoraupon he re
turned tho this place. After selling
his household effects, he alartell to
Victoria [0 catch the Dakum which
sails lrnm there mduy. Mr. Cum
01' n was a. journeyman blacks uilh
who Worked l'ur Mr. Bill, of this
plaice. l
PORT TOWNSEND, W. T.. THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1879.
3 FROM PORT DISCOVERY. '
l March 17. 1879.
E EDITOR Amnrs:——-The Deacon ar-
Jrivod nu the 121 i), making the trip
iup in 9 days. .
II The schooner J. H. Roscne, from
‘San Francisco, is on her way north,
Inn 3 cud-ﬁishing oxpedititiun; she
put. into this place in get anew md
‘11:”. She had encnuntercd rough
weather unl heavy seas, hut experi
enced no other damage. Having
her new rudder, she suilwl this morn
ing. Now ANI) THEN.
i Dunn—At. Burlingtun, lnwa, on
Saturday the ISLh insL, Miss Annie E.
Brown, who spent several nmnths of
the winter and spring of Lilt year
visiting in this city. At thn rvquesc
of her numerous friends the fulluw
inghenutiful tribute to her memory
has been handed us for publication:‘
”var our hour!» n Ilnrk shwlnw ls «rm-plug. i
lied urv our eyes, from their passionate weep-
Ing.
Dumpun our pilluwa the tour-drops of sorrow.
Gum: lsuur any, wnhoul hope of to-nmrrow: ‘
l-‘nlded the hands. ever earnest in duty.
shrouded the form. in its umidenly heuuty.
Sweet smile the lips, which ne'er ope‘d but in
kindness,
O‘er her set: eyes rests e uumtle of blindness:
Still in the heart. that in men-y and love
ileut for the friends whom its gootlncﬂﬂdld‘
prove, ‘
Cold in the form, and the forehead shows i‘uir
With whiteness of marble from 'neuth the
dark hair.
Pied the pure life. With thehut rays nl‘ even,
shunning eurtll‘n Hli'llc, for the glnrlcs of
heaven.
Brighteutnnd best. 'tlsnut even thy bmt her
(Inn stmthe the crushed heart of thy desolate
mother.
ihtwed nro our heuds,usthe lust, prayers are
‘ ended,
‘ﬂtwred the hymn where our volt-came blended
“God of the widow but take» wlmt he taunted.
)liiessed iilnmnne" -ht.~m‘ the sweet unlhem
rimmed.
ﬂ«flu.
As I svonnx'r l.l£(."l‘L'RE.— Dr.
Dean Clark, a popular. eloquent. and
scholarly speaker from the east, who
has Won high encoiniums from the
press of California and Oregon, and
recently on the Souml, will give one
of his most popular lectures, at Good
'l'emplnr's’ Hall, Saturday evening, at.
7:3oo'clock—Subject: “The cause
and cure of Unhappy Marriages.”
'l‘he Clergy generally have com
mended this lecture as a profound
analysis of the great Social Question.
Mmission 25 cents.
THE M. E. Mite Society meeting
this week was held in. the residence
of Rev. S. A. Sturr, on Tuesday
evening; and, instead of being I. so
viable, us was expected, was turned
into n donniun meeting. Tho M.
E. pastor and lady desire to express
timir sincere glutiinde to the friends
wlm interested themselves so kindly
in the matter. It Wins a picusaul sur
prise.
A CRUEL .IOKE.-Sunie one thought tn
plny a prncthnl joke. hy inlonning the
"Oregonian limt Mr. G. 11. liungh. and
Miss l. (i. andcn. oi’thiscigy, were unar-
Jim] on ﬁnbhnlh hut. by Rev. J. Parsons.
s‘nch smnw< ()l‘nunmcnmnt ought. not (0
be hnlnlgc-tl. That is cnrrying the Joke
n liltlc [on far. it is Injustice to tho pur
lim nnlnul, mnlun inipositiun npnn the
pubiishcl. The Rev. Mr. Parsons, we be
lieve. is not yet an ordained minister, and
is not privileged to pvrlln-m nmrriage cer
o:nmnic.d.~—"l'nconm ilumnl."
A l'nlvn‘l letter from Waits-burg, W.
‘l‘.. umlcrllntc of March ‘th. informs us
tlmt llw greater purl of a I) m-k 0! build
ings wen.- destroyed In that city. by tire.
on the evening of the Hill.
1 A mummy: prul'oswr mu-e .-.-li.l that "In
wlm 'uxlwcts’ m 'l'utc’ high in his class,
lml 'vxprcturutr‘ on the ﬂour." Much of
llu- hawking :lml spitting \\':|~'. no alnubt,
mum-II by cnmrrh. which tlw pz'olvssor‘
knew could be rI-mlilv cured by the use of
n l'vw bulllca of Ur. Sch'u Lutun'h Rem-l
edy.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Go to Waterman Sc Kntz for the best
nrpets. at. reasonable prices.
KV’l‘wo ﬁrst-class sewing machines,
0. Wilson and :1 Singer. NEW. for sale.
Apply at the Anocs oillce.
M
i RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Services will he held in Si. l’uul'aehureh on
Sunday next 1|! 1] A. M. and 7 l'. M. Sundiu’
school u! 2 l’. M. Evening pruyer on Wednes.
tlny. nl 7 o‘clock. Limny on Friday morning.
u! 10.
i Regular Hervlees in the Presbyterian Church
lon Sunduy next. by Rev. Jam. Agnew, pustor
lﬁuhhnlh School in: usual. .
} l’renehing next Suudny in the M. E. Church.
mornlngnnd evening, by Rev. 5. A. Sinrr.
. Inhior. Sublinih school M 2:15. I'. M.—- lir. N
‘ D. Hill. Nipl. l'rnyer meeting on Thursdny
evening ill To‘clnek.
M
)lAllKLl’l‘ ltlﬁl’OlVl‘.
Legal tenders in Portland—buying 99%,
selling at par.
Silver coin in Portland—the banksqnote
.‘iyiln'zt'.’ per cent. (li-"count.
Coin Exchange on New York, lper
cent. premium.
Coin exchange, on Sun Francisco. pm to
fin per cent. premium.
Currency exchange on New York. 1 per
cent premium.
’l‘eh-gruphie tmmi'ers on New York, 1
percent. premium.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 15.—Whent dull.
lwdt quoted at $1 70. New York market
strong.
Barley—Feed selling at smgeeo of
iered.
Flour—Good superﬁne Sold ht $3 621.5.
L'memo. Feb. 14.—Wheat 9098 bid for
March delivery.
I'orllnml Market.
Whom—sl 65:41.] U7}2 for nvemge.
l’otzuoes. qnumhle :u SI2OM 25 por_loo
iiu'. as to description and .pmiily.
(lam. feet] per cennu. $l ‘IWLI '25.
Bacon. sides amine; imnw “ml-,5,
Lord, in liege none: new in tins. lle.
Butter. wequote choice dairy a: 32.12%
35 eta; good fresh roll. 27 alive; ordinary.
imclh‘. whether hrine or solid; common
1261 M: market stendy; Cniii’orniu fresh
roll. 35%“).
l’uultry, chlukonn. youug s3@3 50 per
doz; old. *3 75¢“ 50.
Hogs. Dressed 5 as; on foot 4 cu.
neon. liv}: weight w. «J 2 cm for choice.
Mum-p. live wC-igln 134‘!” ms.
Him-s. quotable at H cu [or all oven-16
lb-u «mo-thinl nll' fur umlcr that, ulsomu:
third u!" for cuils.
’l'nilow. qunluble m Imm;
llny. timothy huh-d, buying at. 811G113
per ton.
it? Mr. I“. M. Surganc will soon visit
In: lmvcr Suuml country. as cunvusscrnml
traveling agent. of [he Olympia "Tram—
script."
.
GRAND BALL '
ln Aid of Port Townsend
Pubhc Schools
—: 1N :
Foll’"LEliS’ [KILL
Thursday, March 20th
Tickets Including Supper $2
The supper will begotten up by
the ladies.
Committee on li‘lom-z—Geo. B. Ilan
sell, 11. L. 'l‘iblmls, Sn, G. M. Hul
ler.
Reception Committee Dr. 'l'. 'l‘.
1 Minor, F. A. Bartlett, Harry Tib
i bals.
Committee on Musicz—Mr. Tibbals,
Mr. Ilansell.
The best of music has been kindly
volunteered by Messrs. l’ettygrove,
and MCDunlmll.
DISSOIIItIOII Notme.
THE PA liTNl‘llih'lll P heretofore
existing botwuen tho nmlorsignml,
under the name of Briggs & Fields,
is this day dissolved by muttutl rou
~wnt, A. l'}. FH'llli retiring from the
‘lirm and businws, All Ilnrlns (1111 lto
‘uml from suit] lirm are to be paiul ll}-
.\lbert Briggs.
ALBERT BRIGGS,
A. It]. FIELDS.
l’ort 'l'ownwnd, \V. 'l'., {\lnrch T,
.\. I). 1522!. -t
N. D. TOBEY,
Ship Wright and Caulker
“BITE" H'I'III'JB'I‘,
Port Townsend. \V. T.
U. S. Man Steamer
D| S P A l C H,
CAPTAIN MO3l llul}.
Wlll Imm Port Townsend cvvry
'l'hursdny morning. at nine o'clock. for
San Juan and Lopez Islands,
Sehome, Semiahmoo and
Saamish
Returning on Saturday evcn‘ng. Wil
also h-uve
Port Townsend for Neeah
Bay. and way ports
On Sunday mornings. at nine, rcturnlng
'l'nusday. l
CosmOpolltan Hotel.
3'. c'l'. 1113' NT, Prop.
Water St., PORT TOWNSEND,
'l‘hH rmnnuullouH. 010:4an nnd dn-sirnhly lu
vzm-d Ilotrl is now unth-t' tho ('lllll'L’l‘ 01' ll
nld-tlnn- prupriotm'. who wlll ('(rllllllt‘l it in th-
Hulne gt-ul'rnl slyln whirh l't‘ntll'l'ull iI an Impu
lnr hul‘rtnlurv. K—g‘,‘ Bunt‘ll h_\' 'lh' duy m
wrck . l‘lxcullvnt nounnlnudm ions for l'nlnlllv,~
Oceldental Hotel,
Water St., Port Townsend.
[would respectfully inform the pnhllt
that l have rcpnirulnnd rv-tlm‘d tho hutv.
known horutolhrt- ns "lmlgnrdnu's" but
now known under the nlmve title. and
that I am now prepared to rum-Ive cue
tonu-rs and give complete sntislluétiun In
uverythlnlr pertaining to ﬁrst-class hulv.
:lcconnnoﬁutium.
Ric/lard McDonnell,
Proprietor.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
G. MORRIS HALLER.
A TT()R.\'EY AND (‘OUNSELLHR AT LAW
Proctor In Admiralty.
.\loneylozmed, lh-ul Emmi, lumghzund ml".
Farms 10 Lowe.
Uoluwhon mmlv. L‘vm'qum'ilm, .h'.
PORT TOWNSEND. W. 'l‘.
C. M. lllunrzqu. WM. A.l.\3lAl\'
BRADSHAW & INMAN.
\ TO :N BY.“ AT LAW AND l’lh)t'1‘0l(.~
X. . .Jmh'ulty.
Port Town." ml. W 'l‘
' J. .R LEW IS,
Atto-r u eel-(H ,- LII/ll}
[lss* ()FFH‘E. - Burk-1".“ hunulhlg. mums 1&5
Julm-i street,(pmmuiu-IM-chlrnml “uln'l.
Seattle, Wash. Torr’y
W. H. ROBERTS.
TEACHER 0P PIANO AND ORGAN.
Port Townsend, W. T.
(H‘tlvrq run in: 10" m B. S Milk-I'M Musk: store.
Tuning dun: nu n-usmmhh- M'mu
Dr. Thos. T Minor
.‘lmmxlnx Slur
l’url' 'l‘ow'nmrnd. \V. 'l‘.
(.‘unhu consulted. night or «lay. ur‘ [lo—Mm
James M. Gassaway. M.D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Oﬂlcv-JVuh-r 51.. (blqumilq- l‘mtoﬂloo.
l'tllt'l‘ THWNNICNI). W. ’l‘. rm!
FARM For SALE
Near Dungeness.
The under-sigma] nun-r“ l'ur sult-
HIU acres 01' land, (VHF rut-nty-HVI
of which am» in cullu'uliun, lur Ellr
extremely low sum uf
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The lmi thugs wrmpriw :n v ”“th
uhlu- hnuw mu] Mllhhmisui hum mu ‘
ulsu u gratin-”y. Fvnww :nw Mn!" 1
prunl', a small (tn-hull! I~ scum-:1 :ml}
ugnml rush! lvunk tn llu‘ ahig-l llg‘
poinl,nt l)l|lng'“l|v>.". 4‘
TERMS: -- TWO IIUNDRED
DOLLARS OILSIi f
\Vixh lllul'tg’uge‘ fur lv-mumm: MN .‘
Apply at (”we tn I'm Anal 5 “Him-,1
or In me :It Dung.” "H, \V. 'l'. :
4:3t JAS. W. “WEIR. ‘
NO. 5.
Rent ! Rent !
The building lnrnwrly m-mpiq-(l by the.
CII~‘[0111~" o“in i~' nuw 1111' 11-111. ’l‘lw ln
calitynfsunl bnlhlillg i< mm M“ lllv|w<t
in town. 'l‘ln-n- :11» «mm llln-vn nl' lm-n
--ty roams above. and :1 lim- mum lelnw
for business of any khnl.
1 Apply (0 [l. 11. |ll\\"|'l\’[:h‘.>‘rn.
Good Board and Lodgings can
be obtained at
MR S. MYE RB’
’I‘HANHIHNT "(Mlll’lu'llh' \\'ll.l. l"l.\l) A'l‘
tlm ulmm plnvv u qnivx rmm'l n‘ln-m: tlwlr
wunts run In: Hutlsl’ucmrlly attended to.
Terms Very Reasonable.
513“ Al mm of hill. lnnnwllnluly Inn-k ll'um
l'nmn wlnu’l‘.
l'Uß'l‘ TUWNM‘JNI), \V. 'l‘.
T M. HAMMOND 81 SONS.
PORT TOWNSEND.
.\LI. K 131»; or
TEAMING AND EXPRESS V 1011!
"(ONE WITH IDISI’A'I'I‘II.
(‘urrlugos ul 1111 11111;: cunwy puswnm-rs
lo Part 1113111111, 0111113111111, 111‘ Port
LUDLOW.
Dispatches carried ay cr
Night. Horses on Livery.
'l‘ruvvling agents will snw- lug-going 11m)
11-: as we intend to use all men ulikn.
l’lvusurv l‘urtles driven out any time.
May and fuotl on lmml and cum] wnud lnr
sale in any qnumtlly. ny
N. l|.-- llhodudendmu plnnln lumped
any place, carefully to order.
’ 'l‘. M. lIAMMUNI) & SONS.
U. S. Marine Hospital.
Poll'l‘ mwxulmn. W.'l'.
\NY SICK SAILOR Wllu "AS PAID
A Hospital duus for twu mnmlmprcu ml
uglnsuppllcmltm fur udmiuv'mmu emmml
'u llmphul rem-1.
Purl; Townsend llospltnl.
’l‘huuhm'e institution having Deon rune-l
m u‘pq-nuuncnt fuming, mg the lfnmnl
mum: Hamlin-l l‘nr Murine l’utlcnh on
Mun-I Snunnl. llwnmprlumr taken platinum
ll unnnum-ing thul no pnihﬁ m' cxmnme
willlmugnu'ml m ministering to the (om
II” t uml mu mull-nee or nrh‘ulemtlenm.
‘ 'l‘hislstlmlmw-ut (.‘vnvrul "mniml nm-tu
; n‘~‘nn Frmn-lacn. "ml lyxm thunumlcom
wleu- in t-uluilnnonl. It has nun thoroughly
lullltctlillﬂl ro-l‘urnlslwd. Its mam-ml wnnu
:mw nccmnmmluxions tor ulmm unv lmn
ln-d muh-nts uml nl'c nm-uHm'l) udutul
or cum-u requiring llw mo.“ (-urelul In. 1.
nrnt uml rnnulnnt snpc-rvmnn .-. lln Ind
Xpmmu. Those who desire tlum “m In
furnished with pnvute rnmns. uminly
<1!|):H'1I.l('l|n(|Illﬂlhlclﬂli :. Flighl mltliml nl
«um.
~-g"l‘lu- nm-mlnn 0! Mill nwm-rn, n-d
Imam lnn-ruswd In shlmnnu, h- quu-d lo
Ammo! llmr smuuun sntl'cl'lnf Irvin Hum,-
:qus (list-uses will he tl'O‘lltN outside Ihe
{lusplml whhnw I nm-nil- to the vow»).
’l‘llOMAS’l‘. .\II.\UR. M. 1)..
~m-tt Humming Slum-ml
WM. “mm. J. l~2._l'rn|l
CENTRAL HOTEL,
Sltuuu-Il :u [mu-1m l'ukm Wlmrl.
I'url 'l‘uwmeml u . 'l'.
.h'H Home ism-w :uul nmvly lurnwhwl. nu l
INNHHHHI'HHH llu- ummimquulnmn
Burnt-Class Hotel.
”a liar in uupplim with the basin] Wilma
“hymn-mull (‘igm‘m 'l‘hurv isu urn-« Jun: 1111 l
.m-q 'l‘nl'l" um! lh-lullnx Ilmnn In the [lntel
Vuthlng will he II'II Ilmlmu- in Innkc Has
”one! second to mum in the Tl'l‘l‘llﬂl".
:l'.’ lmlmk l’l'ull.
H. I}. TIBBALS &U().’S
SUPERIOR TEAMS
WIIA 1: FING [alts
—‘;‘Nll-—-
“'' M h t
uOmmISSIOD BI’C an S
Vessels Disvhnrum'l.
rclg‘iztu Collected.
Teaming: of all kinds done,
an lh‘mundhh' Ihuui nml Hutlsmctlnn
Huumnh-ml.
I‘nl:\\'.\l:!ll\'U .\xn ('o.\l.\llssm.\' "('3l.
< .
' llI"‘~[|l‘Hlll|Hl_\ ultthh-d [O.
”mm |.x.'\' .\\' “Hum-2x Wm”) Al WAYS
\l Ile llun-l. .\I.-n.:luml Burk.
l‘lunl'llY “.\Y. ALWAYS'UN HAND.
Al}! .\’l‘ I‘ll"
“mm-«mm Boer,
Sonﬂlo Beer. and
my lh-n's 3‘qu Wan-r uml Rom Bet-r.
\H. Ill'~l.\'l'2~i~‘ _l~;.\’l‘l:l'S’l'Eh 'l'n on:
nm- will rum-Iv:- pmmm and run-ml
Ill'lllllHl.
v_‘-' 'l‘” Hw 111-‘l'l'hzlll'w m l'!)l'!l‘l|“‘|l~&pnn|‘
\r .\1“ ~2u ‘lul \u- I':.1-in-10Htulvl'gmqhulnl
~ h, mm I-Il' \H'H' ll'n-iuln Ini.i~. luv
u ‘. uw "I 1' MM) n-xln‘v'l \Ulll' I'U'IHII:|-_'n',
-.«‘ n~ I- “:oth In I'o'l-vlvmg, ~|x luring.
* I “In U‘I'XH lmlll‘ gum“ [or lllll' y )pnl'q
\\ .-':n'r- «Ill! mu" arm! In do all \uln‘ “'Ulkut.
,Irmnl I't-umnulm prim-. 4.
H. L. TIBBALs & co"
) I u
lon lownsen M W. T

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Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], March 20, 1879, Image 1
About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1882