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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-08
The Picture.Frame.

Few are aware of the immense
sums which are annually expended
upon the picture-frame. The rapidly
increasing interest in art in America
causes this subject to assume q
growing importance. The artistic
value of the picture-frame is scarce
ly inferior to that of the picture it.
self; since the effects of the latter
depends very considerably upon the
former. The frame has the more
especial function of forming an out
line, and separating from surround
ing objects; but it is also designed
TO Leighten effect and adorn the
background. But the nature and
adaptation Of this accompaniment o.
the picture Is SO little understood
and IT, form and material So lacking
IL quality aai aim. that IL would
sstl4 - l. desirable 10 improve the
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Closing Hours of a Legislative
Session.
New Northwest.


Women of Washington Territory,
read the following from the Vancouver
independent concerning the closing
hours of the sixth biennial session of
the august body Lower House) that
makes laws to govern you, and de-
cides what you shall and shall not do.
Read and confess at once to unbound
ed confidence in the Charge MAORI
ty" of your law-givers and admira-
lion for their digniied department.
Read and congratulate yourselves
that Woman Suffrage bill was not
pending at the time of this drunken
POPULARITY, for be sure there were
Bradshaws" enough in that body
to have insulted the woman of the
Territory without stint, and imagined
in so doing that they had done fine
thing:
The feeling which arose in the dis
cussion of this bill (revenue), togeth-
er with the exhilarated spirits of a
large majority of tue Representatives
who had imbibed freely Ito say the
least) of the malty ooh be joyful"
furnished in ten-gallon vessel by
the honorable Speaker of the House,
was beyond the control of all rules
of order. After the business on the
table had been cleared up and the
House was waiting for the Council
to announce it's readiness to adjourn,
the members of the House turned
themselves loose, and with some as
sistance from the jolly boys of the
third house, held high carnival in
the hall where legislative wisdom
had hitherto maintained its dignity.
Motion followed motion in total disre-
gard of the parliamentary usage.
Motions to amend, to recommit, TO
adjourn, to lay on the table, or under
it, or to indefinitely postpone, were
all alike debatable. and each called
forth eloquent appeals from all those
whose peat up feelings demanded
expression. Full they were, but
10; 80 too full for u,;erance.- ani
the Iarer halls. ia&le up from oil
bsIls. EOS deal, and newsV.I%r-
Whose glory lad departed with the
dvEn. ss--4s0E. h-rae1 ere1ks8s frSEa
ia ss8s e tie bo~-e t. ;a~ o:--E
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Action brought In the Distriut Court Of the Sec.
ond Judicial District Of the Territory Of Washing
ton holding ut Olympia. for the counties Of Thurs
ton. Mason. Lewis and Chehalis, and Complaint
filed In hsCounty of ThurstOn, in the Office Of tho
Clerk OF raid District Court.
To LAURA PURSEL, DefsnAent: In the name
OF the Unhcd States of America, you are hereby
CURED To- appear In an action Brought against you
by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court
OF the ScaDnd Judicial District of the Territory OF
Washington holding terms al olympia. In Thurston
county. for the counties of Lewis Mason, Chehalis
and ThnSston, and to answer the complaint flied
therein 'acopy Ofwhich accompanies this summ0ns)
within twenty days exclusive Of the Of vice.
after tbs ser, ice on you Of thin suInmOnsif served
within this county IL SERVED out Of This county.
hui within the Second Judicial District. within thirty
days; or il served ou Of add District then within
sixty dass-or Judgment by default will he taken
a:ainrt yen according To the prayer Of said com
plant.
The -ai1 action j. brought ~ obtain . decree OF
the Af.tc named Court. sr>-o.sins the s'nd- of
ma riln.uy nEs existing b~ wren the plaintiff and
Yourself. and thai b. may be asarvi th- Carr ant
cE-ts-ls ef FAnni~ fHrsrl as'nof child. and
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RESPECT 3fu tes: though I've
beeh charmed with jolly Toinrs'
10 moi nave pictures oi game
ifuit or hsh IN your dlmng-room.
\ PINK nbhon under the chm
makes pale woman look brighter.
A man should not appear III his
shirt sleeves before ladies' III the
house.
No man respects a girl who tlirts,
though he may firt with her for
game.
The lady of the house should re-
ceive the quests at formal recep-
lion.
5 .wavs take the last piece of ANY,
fning-there is supposed to be more.
Never null YOUR watch out in
company, unless YOU are familiar
with the people.
An engagement of marriage is
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CITY ExPRE9S,

"a tis. ARRIVAL 81 ~t-Anlers t.z.Eiss al.
draw ALL alAAy- - ou tlse wharf. 90
rssstlns-t> fur SPEEDY Transmission 81
ir, l=hi "r ia-gage To any part "i the city
or Tunwzier
JAMES BOWLIN. Proprietor.
OLYMPIA. March "a l.71.ist
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

MINISTER'S CoNFERENcE.-- Tho next Quar-
terly Meeting Of the New Jersey Central Pas
tors Conference win be held with tho Baptist
Church at Lambertville, on Tuesday, the 18th
of July. 1877, at2P NJ The following are
the appointments, Sc, for the nfeoting =
Moderator Charles II. Thomas Preacher
"A. W. Peck Exegete-H. F. Smith, 1st
Kings. XXI 21st to esd 1st Essasist--A. ].
Hay, 1.-THE Feeble Churches Of our State 4"
I'd Essayist-G. F. Love, " Ministerial De-
mand and Supply !" let Plan Of sermon--A.
v. Dimock, Reconciliation Of John 40
and 0 ~ - Cd Plan of Sermon HI d. Doo-
little.
There win also be presented Skeletons Of
Sermons, q discussion of Pastoral The
ology," sc.
This meeting win 30 open to the public and
al are invited.
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THE New OotiRr House.. THE letting Of
the contract for building tho new Court
House, at Doylestown, came off on Monday
Of this week. The building, according to
specification. was to be of stone, and not to ex-
coed In cost 100000. The contract was
awarded to James Doyle, of Phla., his bid
being $7l,575. Contractor Livzey, Of Doyles-
town. was next to the lowest bidder, his figure
being 1913, 500. Capt. Jas. Bird, Of Lambert
vile, was also among the bidders, and bid
$50, 900, tho average bid Of the twenty-eight
interested contractors. One bid, we are in
formed, Of 100000 was made, just "a 900
above the limits Of the specification. Doyle
was formerly Bucks County man and has q
wide reputation ~ a contractor. A number
of buildings on the Centennial grounds were
erected as per his contractorship, and reflect.
ed credit On his workmanship.
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REILaIous.--An excellent sermon wal
preached from part Of the fifth verse Of the
Sixteenth Chapter Of Luke -" How mucl,
owest thou unto my lord - On Sunday even.
in last, by Pastor b. III SahdcrIin, in the
New Hope NJ. e. Church
On Sunday morning last, the pastor admin
istered baptism to sevcu candidates
adult and six children.
Next Sunday the Rev. William G, Stockton
will preacIi to the congregation-@both morn
ing and evening:
4 visit to South Jersey i now being indpls.
ed in by Pastor Sanderlin. He started On
Monday and expects to be absent from his
charge for few days. Provision has been
made for pulpit and other supplies during bill
absence.
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LronrSrse FRnaEKss.--A large buttonwood

LIGHTNING FREAKS "A large buttonwood
tree in Richard Jannsy's yard, in solebury,
was struck by lightning during the shower d
last Thursday evening The fluid passed
down the tree without doing any particular
damage save leaving its distinct mark upon
the trunk. The tree was situated but few
feet from the hoaEe.
During stoffil, thsg ,taiiy part Of last week,
the house Of Mrs. Moon, 81 Lahaska, was
struck, and some Of the weather boarding
torn of. Her daughter Minnie was sitting on
the porch, and was somewhat stunned by the
shock.
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n. q. sCUDDER's
SPECIAL ATTRACTTON,S

SPECIAL ATTRA CTT0NS
Just opened for this weeks trade, at good
cash valuU.
The Popular Novelties in fine and medium
grades Of New Gress Goods.
LADIES' SUITS,
neatly made and handsomely trimmed. from
$500 to 1880 per suit.
Dolrhans, from IS. 90 to $1,000.
Ladies' Linen Busters, at $500, $500 and
| $500.
Black, Llama Lace Jackets and Points.
Shawls and Skirts.
Black Grenadines and Hernanies, from 25c
to Sf.c5 per yard.
All elegant line Of New Lawns, Pefcales and
Cretonnes, with and without borders.
Black Gros Grain Silks, at 1861 COO, 90
| S1.25 and S1.50 per yard.
Elegant New Fancy Silks, at 05c, 75c.,
Best value that can possibly be offered in
rich Gros Grain BLACK SILKS, at $1.75, $500,
| 1925 and 81 so. =.
Black Henrietta Cloths, silk wrap, at 81 s5
81 so and 81 rs.
2ongees and japanese Sifx6,
Dress Linens and Travelling Suitfngs.
| A large stock Of
NEW MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Bargains in cheap Dress foods, al 100,
| 12ic., l5c., 1ec. and 25c.
| 100 dozen Brown ana Gluc Mfzed Half
Hose, at &c. and Sc. per pair.
| 200 dozen Ladies' and ChildfeHs Hosiery,
cheaper than have ever seen them sold be-
fore.
Ladies', Gents and Children'a SUMNER
MERfNo BHuERwEAR, Mt 25c, 3fc., 374c.,
Soc, 62tc. ana 75c. -
| Now Patterns In Carpets and Mattings
| Whole cases Of DoubIc-width Blcached
Sheetings, ono Of the best makes In the
market. Regular 375c, quality at only csc
for ~ ydsi wide and OILY 25c. for2 yds.
| wide ditto
Caste pf White Bed Spreads aud Counter.
paIeg, 1T only 81 90 and $1.25,
| Fruit Of tho Loom Bleached Muslin, only
Ole.
| No better bargains in Dry Goods have ever
been offered In the city of Trenton than an
rendering to the public at this time.
II. q. ScUDDf ne,
No. as Greene Street, Trenton. N, ].
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

STAGE AND MAIL RouTEs.-Jacob Yoder
owner of the Doylestown and New Hope
stage, has purchased of Ellwood Dudbridge
tho stage and mail route between Doylestown
and Caryetsville. Hereafter the stage, on the
newly purchased route, will be driven by ia
cob Eisentrager.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

REMARKABLE "A Siberian crab-apple tree,
shown us few days ago by VIM. II. Murray,
of New Hope, was a sight we'll worth seeing.
It is of rare occurrence to find tree where
every limb is SO completely swarmed with al
most countless numbers Of apples as is the
tree on Mr. Murray's premises where lawns,
flowers, fruit trees, garden vegetation, &c.
blend TO make tho property well deserving Of
the pride Of its owner.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

PnArER MEETISe. "A prayer meeting is
being held on Sunday afternoons at the New
Hope Locks, for the benefit Of the boatmen.
Rev. VIM. Umpleby has charge, assisted by
persons from New Hope and by members of
the Y. N. g. A. Of Lambertville.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

The BELL. Early on the morning Of the
4th Of July the large boil at Whiteley's cotton
factory, In New Hope, peeled forth in melo-
dious tone in honor of the dawning of our
national birthday. We are told that it is
rung but once year--the 4th.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

TALL OATs.-A day or two ago we noticed
on exhibition at Cook & Johns hardware
store, in New Hope. a number Of stalks of
oats five feet and three inches in height. The
oats was raised by Oliver Rose, on his farm,
in Solebnry, and is sand to be the boss y
oats of this section.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

LUcKLEss FISHERMEN "A young man OF
Doylestown, while fishing at the Falls, below
New Hope, few days ago, had his hat blown
from his head into tho river by small gust
of wind, and in attempting to recover it drop
ped pocket-book containing seven dollars in
10 the water. A young man who accompanied
him did all IN hts power to make the fishing
for money moro effectual than that for the
finny tribe, but all their efforts wcrc to no
effect. Gone-but not forgotten.
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SUN STRUcK.--Wm. Worstall, while work.
ing in harvest field in Solebury, one day
last week, was stricken with sun stroke.
He remained unconscious for some time, but
after a few hours he had so farrecovered from
its effects as to admit of his being removed
homo. He Is now about considered out of
danger.
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DRiQt;s Catarrh Eradieator will care Gafarrh, u
Id arises from disorganixed eondioi of Che stinach
II of the blood 1t eorstntiqnal as Well ~ local
diseased. The symptoms ptraf OF complete OBJ
structon OF the nasal witty heavy iQade dlSagreep
Die feeling III the head co8gihg u of throat In thu
night with thick obnoxions matter having when exs
blood Brgg Catarrh Erafeatot Il seat BY lpsifor ex
press on receipt q price Qe3E
dress Dr. j. briggs and Co.. Newark n. = Sold ~ Gc1fs
shamalis, moorss Drug Store, 1eszsberville, y; ~
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NOTICEs

NOTICE il hereby given that tho docket aHd books
In OF N " Young, deceased, have heen pht into IN
hands Of ). H. Horn, Esq, for sctlemept, who " Az
thorzed to receive and receipt for all money due thu
estate. f.N. YOUNG,
A. s. WILLIAMSON, sts .,
Jane goth, 1917.
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BoRoUeH CouNcrL. THE regular monthly
meeting Of the New Hope Borough Council
will be held on next Friday evening.
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Picnic The Eagle Steam Fire Co, Of
New Hope, win hold their annual picnic at
the Deer Park, on the 23d Of August.
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THE $50 HoRsE.-A nag, Of no little i'm
port iii New Hope, was taken to Milestone, N.
j., few days ago by its owner, Mr.. D. +.
Bennett; to be disposed Of for the snug sum
of $50. Orr townsmeh have 1t that Mr.. B.
returned with tie sad news that just SITTER be
arrived at that place, and before completing
the agreement Of sale, the steed got right
down and died, land that without remedy
Somehow or other the impression has gotten
abroad in New Hope, tfiat the animal still
lives But figures don't iie, and II he was to
have received $55 for the animal, living, and
nothing If dead, it requires but little reason
ing to prove that II the animal did die on Lii
hands, he was just that amount out of pocket
contrary to the best wishes Of his many
! friends. TowNsMAN.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

BoAnpERs. Quite number 81 persons
from tho city are now boarding at different
places II New Hope
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

BALD EAdLE.-George Larson, young
lad living at Stockton, N. j., while at work
in field few days ago, noticed fight gc-
ing on between his dog and some feathered
object. He went to tie scene Of action and
found his dog in conflict With big eagle. The
lad threw stone which struck the bird on the
head and stunned it. He then carried
1t to 4 safe place. The bird, which
turned out to be a bald eagle, soon recovered,
and the lad sold It to the Deer Park Assotia-
ton at New Hope. The Association think
of arranging place within the park where
the bird can safely be kept and yet allowed a
degree of liberty.
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Abstract as follows:
RECEIPTS pon THE MONTH.
cit CITY order. H H Kitehin, tax reed. ssis ss
ossn' Miles Matthew'S ss $50 ,s7sss
Credited e b Msaislp'' Fund s'}s ss55s,tsss,
MUNICIPAL rusD-KEoEIprs.
Due flsasarsr f. ABOVE ssss1i ssssasO
Balance ala du. Treasurer lassrsport s4,oisoS
City order, 25oeo--s4 gss9o
Balance in hand, last report, si,s3l.ss
s.hoo, o,;y.r. PAYMENTS; i, aos q,
: - $3.50 BOUNTY Tusp--iikeEIrrs 'S'''
Balance on hand, last report, s22l5.4o
Tax Received, as above, 175.66-S2,S9 s.06
Interest on Bond, $3.50
Balance in hand. s2,sS0.SS--s2,s e4Os
Ba, gee due from Municipal Fund. ss,sss7i
TO Bounty Fund s2,sso.Se
Due Treasurer, si.5e2sS
Bounty Bonds. sis,5ooOo
Public School Bohds 100000
Bills payable tS33.24
Outstanding orders payable, f56217
Due Treasurer ls56265
Total, s2s.45s.06
Amount due on acct, tax warrants, Sio,3sz 90
The Finance Committee, in reference to
Case Of Chas. +. Moore, (overpaid taxes), re-
ferred to them, June 4, reported that in their
Judgment the property referred to had not
been valued too high, and therefore the tax
is not excessive.
The Finance Committee presented the fol-
lowing:
Your committee have examined the matter
suggested by the communication of the agent
of Mrs. Eliz. Risler, herewith returned, and
are of the opinion, that the tax charged a.
gainst said property is reasonable. Tho prop
erty in question was some years previous as
sessed for larger amount under the same
circumstances of indebtedness, &C., and
though since, from oversight of the Assessor,
perhaps, at a much less amount, aud one year
escaping taxation altogether ; yet we now
think it is not now too high and offer the
Rssolssd, That the communication of VIM.
Lyman, agent for Eiiz. Hisler, be returned to
him. and the claim be- not allowed.
Mr.. Arnett moved that the report be adopt.
ed. Agreed to.
A petition was presented, signed by six cit
liens, asking Council to pave Tire sidewalk on
the north side of Swan street; from Union
street to Main street, flied and graded.
| Mr.. Boozer moved that the petitions be re.
ceived, and that the Street Committee be re-
quested to notify the property holders or
Swan street to grade and pave the sidewalk
Oh said street in accordance with an Ordi
nance passed Aug. 10th, 1871.
Mr.. Joseph Smith moved to amend, to re
| fer the matter to the Street Committee, will
instructions to notify the property holders Of
Swan street to pave and grade said sidewalks
IN accordance with said Ordinance.
| Agreed to.
| The Ordinance entitled An Act to facfli
tate the administration Of justice in the Cit,
| of Lambertville, . was taken up and read.
Mr.. II. b. Ely moved that the ordinance b
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

A few years ago August Flower = waai
discovered 70 be I certain Cure for Dyspepsia
made known TO their friends how easily md
quickly they had been cured BY its use. Tie
great merits. of GHEEN's AuousT FfowEA
bAtaifie hbtHsded through the country by ond
suffer to another, until, without advertising
its sale has become immense. Dfuvrists II
EVERY TOWN In tho United States are Sell.
ing IL. No person suffering with SsUt'utfii
Stomach, Sick Headache, Costiveness, PnIpii;;
tation Of The Heart, Indigestion, low spirits,
etc., can take three doses without relief. ca
TO your Ufuggists, Sch&maIia, or Anderson,
and get 4 Bottle for is cents and Try Il. Sam
pie b6ttie6 10 Cents
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

"Jua ARMY. AT the S. s. Missionary
meeting of the New Hope M. II. Church, on
Sunday afternoon last, the pastor Of the church
proposed to institute "jug army"
small money-jug Tor bank) will be given to
each Juvenile member Of the division, and
q general money-soliciting campaign win
follow. Object-ato raise the necessary funds
to purchase a new library of Sunday school
books. When the "jugs" are full Jug
breaking entertainment will b. given by the
children.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-07-11

=-Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Of Van Horn Bros'. Prices very low. al.