Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], June 19, 1879, Image 5

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ppm .. SOUND AVRGUSJ
OFFICIAL PAPER 0F FORT TOWNSEND.
BRIEF :LOCAL ITENIS.‘
lhnns :u-v gutting quilc (hwy.
MUWINH grass lan has mmuwnuml.
Buns are mulling at 3313 on: per (101,
BOAT rides are popular with our young
folks.
Ills honor. Judge Nurris, was over at
\‘lcturin. lust, Week.
SOME repairs are being mmle in the
wharf at, the upper end of town.
norm—ln this city, on the 12m inst"
to the who of Mr. Frank Myers, :1 son.
JUDGE Briggs pickml a lut, of ri poetmw
berries in the early part. at the week at hi
mm).
iWI learn that Mr. F. W. James. of [M
c t contem la " ‘ ' ‘
5031;. p {es going to ban 1' runmsrn
WHAT NEXT ‘.’——Mr. [lnimmh Ins In'm
for sale. and they are "going“ like hnl
cakes.
'l‘ul-I Cusnmlmlitrm Hutu! huihling hm
received some unmpimmw:uul nuicworlh}
repairs.
Mn. Eisrnhuh ls laying the 4mm N 01"
fur a substantial bout. hon-e uL llu: back 0:
(he Clhtom hnnw building.
A NL'nm-inuf typographical vrmre up
peurflHu our Hue ul hm \m-k ~l|lc w
sult 0! our attention lonthurulmics.
THE "P. Q.“ bust lmll duh. of thi
plncc. hm] sunn- mom and huml‘mm I IL I;-
es printed at. [he Aunts job ollicc thi
week.
THE wiluof Mr. Chum I’. Dyt-r. hum}
keepwul tlw Smith I‘lzunl light. i~ in
Imm. and will soon gu to Cnlilurhin I'm
her health.
Sl‘MMl-LR sum] fruit“ are in NW murkvl.
and the average small [my vujny: lhc l'lnl
share of cul'u- m which he L by birth uml
mum-u entitled.
THE Auditor'v‘ report. which wv lmh.
\ish lhls week. gin-u a wry mmprt-ln-xmm
and clear statement of Jeni-rm“ County"
financial standing.
WE may a« mll nu-ulhm light lll‘l'r
that We will be unmpmh-tl lo Ilu-lhw Un
nomination for Magur u.~ \vuil 4|: that I'm
Delegate to (‘ungnwn
THE M. 1‘). Sm-lety'. ul this plnw. wil
3|“: 3 strawlmrry (estivul. In rmmrclim
whh which then.- will be u lair. Fln'thrz
notice will soon be given.
l)£X'l‘lSTk\'.-—Muny of [he little hoy~
lllld glrls around town 'lu-o [go-“lug new
mlse tooth nt Holwnnh~ mrirty sum.
The teeth are nnulc ol'mntly. thungh.
In. C. C. Barth-It and wlfe. of fill
place. are lwuy In San Franclsco; all.»
Mrs. Dr. Spencer. of For: 'l‘ownwntl. and
the who and son ol Mayor l~lievnhci~.
THE member! ofonr buso hull (-lnh am
determined to nttnln glory In it way tlm
ls P. Q. (Mr). H the filn'going is run] a
lntendcd. lc will not ilnpuuch tho Venn-in
ol the parties rufmml to.
THE Alums building it <llll rou-lvlng
pulnt and whltcmhh. hoxh lntornaJy am!
externally, and other evidences ol im<
provomont. It! new brick (1'; lonmlnlion
in front ls espuclul‘y an rartivo.
UUn hem hut wax-k. about the MM
lrom ll brother of (he lulu Dennis llighl.
should have alum] than the lone: mu writ
lt-n to “r. W. A. “mum. of tho llnn ul
Bradshaw & lnnunn. of chls clty.
0N Monday morning inst. us :1 pm-kttgv
of sulphuric flciil mu being clumgmi from
the steamer Alidn to the Isabel. the buttmu
lvll nut mm a art-loin liro would have re
sulted had not pmnipt m-tiuu quenched ii.
(}l~:0.‘lI. Gerri<|n Eur" and \rilv. of
chuim. also D. Mciunoss. jr.. nn'i Laura
Mclnuess, or same plnce, mnl Capt Frank
Tucker. head keeper of the Dungcnce;
iight home. were in town a few days ago.
Dn. Dnu Cum“: will speak at, Gontl
'l‘etuplar's llnli. Sunday morning nml
and evening. at the usual hours of church
service. Subject. morning :- "Answer (6
opponents." Evening: Hangman relig
ion. - ~
Mrzasus. Waterman & lintz rowiml.
per str. City of Chester. :1 tine lot of «iroes
goods for indies. Portions of thu gumlt
are direct. from Nt-w York. and the whole
lot ls'murked down at nnmzingly low
prices.
Alon!) the pusmngvrq on the Dispatch.
'l‘uesduy. were Mrs. M--Dnnnell. mother
0! Mr. R. McDonnell, oi thls city. and
Mrs. E. N. Pilcher, oi lhmgnuost The
last named person is very ill, and is soak
lug medical relief.
FOO WHISTLIc.-—'l'he long expected
machinery and bolhm for the tug signal
at Port Wihon Were lamlml here Ull Mun
thy last. by the light home tcnrlor. shu
hl'lCL’. It is not. known ju~'t how mun
work will be commenced. hut there swim
to be no likelihood at much delay u~ llu-
Hill! to the site INN pt-t'i'rciL-ul and re
turm-tl to the Attorney General at Wash.
iutuu. .
NOW’l‘llAT tin-city election is coming
(in. prowective candidates tur municipal
honors am [running "womi‘rom kind."
Mn. Jas. Scavcy. county nuniitor and
clerk. is out oi town for n few daya. Mr.
A. R. linti‘man. at Elsenbeis’ store. at
tend“ to the duties of clerk; and Mr. D.
W. Smith inlcputy auditor. and can bet
t‘uuhd nthi; law oiiice in the Mauonic
stone building.
To ALASKA.-—Among the pageengers on
the California, which left this port on
'l‘uesdny morning. were (W- L.[[. Briggs
Deputy Collector ot‘L‘ustonis ot‘ the Puget.
bound District. The Colonel was accom
paniedhy his wife and daughter. They
go {or u. briet visit to Alaskan shores.
D 0 Port Townsend people ever celebrate
the Fourth? No, never! What, never?
Well. nmnx ever. But when they DO
"lay themselves out" for it real solid
“hon-doc,” they mean bueiness on the
hydraulic system. See the programme
for the celebration.
()l'n friend. Mr. J. T. A. Bulfinch, has
5% up in husines» H" the authorized agent
of L. Sameuls. (editor ol‘ the "West Shore“
uf l‘urtland. Mr. B. is a gentleman of
plea-ing mhlrvse. nml hm tlw advantage
ul'smning out in the lnlvrht: of n. jour
'lul mummlly lnmwn to In: tho has“)! its
kind un the Pacific cmlst.
DL'IHNG the paw, Wi‘t‘k a one-armed bilk
Inn been hanging nrmnni town. bogging
xnmwy “to get to Victoria with." He
nnuthave been partially snuwsstui. for
we saw him intoxicun-ui :nnl i-v‘uicnciy re
inicing over the gt'lii'l'ihiiy ui nill‘ people.
Hive him. among olhur contributions, 11
whii- lwrih.
WE have rvm‘ivml a note (mm the “Sec
rvturyor the Port. 'l‘on'u‘t‘tul Swimming
club." In which lllc writer desires to cx
press his thanks fur u "cmuplinwut" rc
ueutly receiwd through the public print.
We do not, know Whutlwr thv buys have
annoyed tumors-by or not ? it'tlu-y h-tvc.
they should be more CHI‘L‘UII. in the future.
’l‘m; flhest apple; In (Mr mirkct are
those l’hunumr-llrled ole :n. Ruilhehiltla‘.
They are lrom (he larm or Mr. S. lluucm-k
nl Whldby lsluml. They are put upln
aboutten pound boxes. aml sell for the
very low prieuol’ 125 cents per pound.
We have uietl them and luund them A. l.‘
’l‘hey wlll eel] rapidly as soon as they are
properly intrmlured.
0111: issue orlast week should have con»
taint-«la correction to the effect that it
was "J. P." instead 01' " R. 1‘1.“ Ryan
Who met with an accident in cutting his
foot. us mentioned in our is~ur oi the sth.
l‘he initials represent two IllL'll. brothers.
one livingin Chlununnu and the other in
the valley at. the hem: ot Port. Di-covury
Bay.
I’ETTK ‘l‘uucvrnn—On Monduy night
a t-lnthrs-linc in the yard at Mr. Lamles'
du'rlllng was stripped of its burdm. For
'unutuly a pair of punts. ll Hlit of under
ciothingunda wrapiicr comprised about
:all the stolen goods. A vigilant match
will he kept; and should the thief be
caught. he wlll be dealt with as [us deeds
dust-I‘ve.
As Is lnditated in his card in our adver
tisingenlunms. ortmownwmrn. Mr. 'l‘ltos.
l’ltillipn. intends toilerotc his time here
at'termoie exelttdvely to his main limi
ness—thatol‘ a real estate and insurance
agent. Mr. Phillips is known to he a
stirring. industrious and eapahie man In
his prot'esslon. He has carried on a iaera
tlve limitless heretoihre. and we see in.
reason why. with increased attention. it
may not be materially built up.
‘ Accrtmx’r.——On Saturday the steamer
Mastlek was disabled. while at Union
wharf. by having some of her machinery
broken. It seems the engineer, who wa:
not i'aml'iar with hermacliinery. attempt
ed to start. her, when the lever slipped out
oi'hls hand and he lost control of illtft'tt
gino. The damage we learn was slight
although the Mary Taylor Ira: chartered
to tow the disabled boat around to Port
Discovery where she will be remain-d.
Howe: do you do? This salntation
hasn'tmneh to do with the item whleh
you are now reading; but it Sllggt‘lfl the
Idea to as that Mr. J. 'l‘. Norris is agent
inrthe famous Howe sewing machine.
He in preparing a lot. of flaming posters
prneiaiming the many advantages of the
articles mentioned. Hl'i judgment in
tin-«e matters may he relletl on. as he is
_in<t now devoting an nnn~ual :nnonntol‘
time to ascertain the enmpnzatire n:et'il~'
oi‘ dlil'erent machines—with a View to
their dome-tie utility.
’l‘m-z chsvr YE'l‘.—-Wlllle passing: the
lmllsc m .lns. Smith. 16541., uthls clly. rO
--ully. We were especially struck wlll! the
gurgt‘nlls appearance"! the gunlvn u'mi
grounds. Mr. S. cullh‘alca :nll kimld 4-!
small fruim.‘wgotabh-e—un-I especially
I]mvur-x,nl‘ \\'llh‘l| hlmlkplny is mun. vu
riml nml :ILl.l':lcliVU. By dint of luml uml
nmlllllll‘ll l-mur. he hm gradually (runs
un nuim-itlng spot lulu a home llt tor a.
king. ll “-3- lirc'wly causing the "dos
p.ll.) Mus-mu :h' on row," We hope to
mun give :1 cumleusml lllatflf)’ of this gar
den. as n 1‘- u-rrnimy the llnost we have
seen on [‘llch Sound.
t~'i‘wmm.n twinkle. iirtiu Starr"—We
have forgotten the I'vuntindcrot‘ the poem;
but the exliianntiou ot' the quotation is in
the hurt that another Starr has been dis
towered in the Port TOWnsoiid constella
tion. The startling announcement was
made on Saturday last that this new lumi
nnry had just put in an appearance,
Strung to my. the astronomers interested
declare it to bee tum Starr, and aver
that according to their calculations it
weigns only about] ten pounds. Poplar
belief is that it will remain in the “milky
wny”aboutayt-ar. after which nothing
detluite can be predicted about it. Re
port says that the pastor ot the M. E.
Church delights in lunar observations.
We venture to predict that when the new
ly discovered heavenly hotly comes in con
junction wlth the proverbini slipper of an
irate parent there will be an abrupt
change in the Weather—n kind of perihel
‘ ion squall. so to speak.
J. A. Kunn. Elq.. or this place, has
been paying Portland 3 visit. according
to the papers In that city. He is now in
eastern Washington permrmlng the duties
ofGrnndLecturur of the Order of Free
Masons in this Territory.
THERE will be no sham about our cele
bration on the Fourth.
1776 1879
Grand Celebration
\"‘ ‘ V o:
__,s AT “___
T' 1 1
I) L NGLNLSS, W'. T.
Tim goml People of the above mmmd lmmh
design cults inning lllu oumimiJ ”DEPEND
ENCE DAY in their uaunl in y style. The
Amusements of the Day
\Vili comm or "one ltucing. (‘unoo Racing,
Foot liming, Mu, &c.. &c., to wind up with u
Grand. Ball
In Good 'l‘emplarn‘ [lull In the Evening.
w The Bull and supper will be gotten up
by Sir. lily (hut-L
w Good mnfilv may iw relied on. and every
tiling necessary for u plmmmt time.
N. D. TOBEY,
Ship Wright and Caulker
WATER STREET,
Port 'l‘o\vnscnd. ‘V. T.
Probate Notice.
In the Prnbate Court of Jefl’erson
County, Washington Tonitory.
order to Show Came why Order of Sale
of lien! finale Should not be made.
In the matter of the esute of
O. F. Gerrish. deceased.
IT APPEARING 'ro Tm: Anovn
entitled Court, by petition presented
and filed by Martha A. Gerrish, ad
ministratrix of the eetate of Oliver F
Gerrish, deceased, praying for an or
der of sale of real estate, that there
is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of the edminietratrix to pay
the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the expenses of admin
istration, and that it is necessary to
sell the whole or some portion of the
real estate for the payment of such
debts. . i
It is therefore considered and or
dered by the court that all persons
interested in the estate of said do
ceased, he and appear before the
said Probate court
On l2th day of July. 1879,
At 11 o’clock I. m. of said day
at the court room of said Probate
Court, in the city 01 Port Townsend,
to Show cnuse if any they have, why
an order should not be granted to
said utltninistrutrix to eellao much of
the null estate of the said deceased
as shttll be necessary.
And that a copy of this order he
published at least. four successive
weeks in the Puget Sound Weekly
Almtrs, a. newspaper printed and
published in said city, and the coun-
IV of Joiferson.
Dated May 28, 1879. .
J. A. KUHN,
Probnte Judge.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTONg
County of Jeflhrson. 8°
I. J. A. Kuhn. Judge nmloxoflicio clerk
of the Probate court ofm'orcsahl Jefferson
munty. do hon-by wrtil'y the foregoing to
IN' a mm and con wt copy of an order
mmh- hy the l'robuurL‘ourc 01 said county.
in mid mull-tr, Lo show crime why an or.
«L run“ ealo m rmlu-stute should nocbe
111-‘Hll‘.l|||(l than the same Is in record in
my milieu.
x; Whnvss my hand and the seal or
L' I “"1 salt] court. this 26:]: day of May.
A. l). [579.
.l. A. KI'HN. Probate Judge.
15:.1'] :unl oxonlcio clork ofsnkl mun.
H. .\'l. Ilallcr. utty't for mhulnlstralrir
PLAIN 81 FANCY JOB WORK
I-Jm-cuteu an the Anuus Urmcn.
ESI‘ABHSIIEI) IHs*.] [IL C. H. ROTHSCHILI)
'r 1‘ w '7 “i
ROl lIbOIIILD & 00.,
'5 , , , , * 1
PWI} “ UMHHQSHIN MERCHANTS
i 4 l L L L
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
WIIOLESJ LE and RETAIL. _
‘ Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and shoes,
Ship chandlery, Hardware, Groceries,
Tobacco, cigars, Wines, liquors
Exchange Bought and Sold.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
The Highest Price Paid for WOOI, Hides, Furs
and Produce. ‘
CALIFORNIA WINES, 1’! Jim AND MUSCA'I‘RL.
”13,313g:gi1t/Lgobggllrgmam-:s3giggtbgv us from the vineyards. In pipesund Km-
ROTHSCIIILD (5v 00.
One 0% for sale at abwr
g‘am by
ROTHSCHILD &' CO.
Port Townsend. .March 27,1879.
Vesssels Unnsnnn to Rnthsclnld 8: (:0.
m
Hawanan Bark Llln.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UN
:lewigned "gents ohm: above named ves
-901 will be responsible for debts contracted by
the otfloers or crew.
J A O’BRIEN. Muster.
ROTHSL‘HILI) & CO., Agents.
Port Townsend. April 10. 1879. '
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French Baruue Buenos tyres,
NEITHER me CAPTAIN NOR THE UN
dersigned nqents at above named vessel
mll be x‘esponfilb e for debts contmcted by the
officers or crew.
J. VAISON. Master
BOTHSCHILI) .t 00.. Agents.
Port Townsend. Doc. 7, 1878.
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' Honduras haruue 0111813!!!
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE UN
derelyfned Agents ot- the above named
vessel wil be responsible tor debts contracted
by the crew. ' ‘ .
(mitt. t‘. JULIO BOLLO, Master
D C H {UTHSCHILD & CO, Agents
Port Townsend, Feb. 18. 1879
c R 811111 Herman.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE {IN-i
deraigned agents of the nbovo: named vee
sel wlll be responsible tor debts contracted by
the camera or crew.
ROTHSCHILD (t CO. Agents
E. PERKS, Muster
Port Townsend, Jun. 29. 1879
V . I-I. STURM
AGENT FOR
EASTERN DISTILLEBS.
328 Front am. San Francisco.
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D. C. 11. Rothschild,
AGENT.
Port Townsend, Wash. Tory 16,
FA. RMERS’ STORE
I
NEW DUNGENESS, W.T.
O. F. OLA. PP, - Proprietor.
Vl‘llls ESTAIHJSIHIICN'I‘ ”AS .I'CS’l' OPENED WITH A FULL AND
Complete Stuck of General Merchandise, cullslxliug in part. of
Ilzu'duwrr, C‘rucwrics, Provisions, Crockery,
80018, um] N/HH/N, Dry Gum/s, .\ '0! 1'0” 3; 95'0“, és'cw
Whlch wlll be sold at Port Townsend Prices. for Cash.
PRODUCE OF EVERY IH'ISCHHVI'IUN TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
FUR CASH ANI) GUUUS. Also
‘7 () () I; II I l) l'} H, E‘ L' ll 9". :XN D () II;
For Which the higlmat muxkct price will bu paid. Farmers will find it to
their interest tn call and examine goods at. this establishment
Before purchasing uhwwlxcro. N 0 TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS,
D. C. H. ROTHSCHILD,
Consular agent of FRANCE;
“ “ “ . . PERU;
Vice -Consul of. . NICARAGUA;
“ “ “ . . URAGUAY.
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Genuine stramht Bourbon
Whiskey.
From Kentucky.
Virginia Rye Whiskey
From Richmond. “1.. direct irom the (IL!-
tlllcrlcs.
i
‘Rock Cove Bourbon Whis
key-. 1573 and 1376.
Miller Stewarth “ “
—Ul'lß76.
Durham Old Virginia Rye
Whiskey—ls 73.
[3" For sale by RO'I'HSCIHLD & CC.
5 A I- I'.
WE OFFER FOR SALE. IN LOTS
TO SUIT. A BRAND Üb‘
Peruvnan Salt
E L'AL In awry rosln-cr in the Ira-«c
Livgpnol Suit lm- nil pnrpnfl-ifm “'hh h
.1 spnilme whiurucu in not required.
-' Ii '1”; “-m and in s'ronm'r fl‘HI
ch:s.r‘3l:lll any min-r by culliugri'nr
samples. 7 Ru‘ruscmw .9 (30.