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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

IsrAovt '.'tns nrtNf flar Nj. a.
-cnh.unsna 4 prepared ny pa; dnwr
ihrsr ramr- scr sl desiring .scm, ard
insure tirIn .'.srcs~ Itaay live nsil
viii sAfcesI III his VA .liiy. 'atse w.ti,
snd tha~e in srnr pf w44sr -l..nlls girr
hin. \ Mat Ana "iair count" ~ he i'as
no objection ~ Submitting tleir nugli,
% q lair returning board. Also. tie bcst
wooden punr ia Vie market. mt ~
wells Or ~olA 70 order. a. cheap ~ they
ran ne soia elsewhere. mi6if.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

Coop B4ns Mr.. Michael iiocllgc-
s.nr. H., bought lot 81 ase corn iaIlec
e,ti,e from Al. J. l.. Holman, aud his
,.,,amers viii hass the Satisfaction ~
.,yIns asiinc beet a. any market afio'ds.
4iLs ..ndstsisnhs to~ Y draw custom.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25


NJ snnaa, sis aisr AZ. 1871. Eite'is
aon Dosne, sysa z years and zi
tA.s
I' IN Dss.bts 49, TIE light " the
starf oae hpnssaol. All with he
Fa'N gicatA cnM Fniuh almost shut
s4t nil otApr ,7gr i've weeks md
ftr asFaAaa ne p.tieni borne aAnce.
sTs ihe sNhSFiRTs incident 'n pnnr
uguw ir'hefia, mid casarrlL and hone-
ifr uifNal IN s ~nll. hpi 4 Pow
AeAx aansa r4se sra iusrrtabic ana
rnst Na4ilsg pui, 9aierrd otherwise rd
hr s;s hy TIE siAc M his mother n"
aA gtu'lr Nwest.faHNertd aad cuhtH-
Nr AVA X seems NJ thr writer, llis lsfc
hiFA naac ihe MOAAd better hut
's Iluavtn mUsTbc nsaerr
Ertaa s,A utleilv worthless ~ cxpfcas
MINI sorrow, our ionginsa M onf thuugLi'
N the presence Of tie takln. sway o.
onr ssriirg 10Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

x-y Circuit Court aal Commissioner
co.rt both q week n'Jn next Monday
Those interested wiz take no;ics.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

~ WIZ, ~ indianapolis last week
~ net our wailom core poudent ana
se.lcw-risixs... Nj. z. I. Chapman. uAg
!. a,.~nsiny : .c..ipl, "a Tie India ralAi-
i;.;pusiness College, risrastng st'nscsi
,a #. IN psssuAnsAip through lsc rrrs
4!dfictr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

~ ineefl I.rYer. .Ir. ai.ises N in-
folN Via eit'.n- W. .la.i,er gnA iat nallir
rtrfal,r that M wili frraith h-irk II
patsirf visiting 10 buiia. NJ $50 per
ihcartnd M 800 ald 4 T raul
banding hrck Arni! N as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

ty The prospect scr ihe conpie,ivn q
MI, railroad any turrle. .ntt 3,hhols
.onu,, il NOT very a.tls.ins a preseu',
though iis barrel, possible tt'al tsc Rock
ust 70 iIroaa may be eslcnded . li;ue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25
May II. II aw JOHN KELLER.
NOTICE OF APPLIcATiON FOR L.
QUOR LICENSE.


NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the cis!-
~ zcns OF Ceisslin, arl Hall town
ship. dubois COUNT. Indiana, that the
lrndersigned will apply to Inc Board o.
County Commissioners 81 Dubois c0su-
~. nj their Junc term, 1917. under tho
provisions Of Az Aet eniitied An ACT
Iso regulate and Iicen e the sale OF scil.t-
Gus. win Gus, matt ant other snsoxicsl'rg
liquors, - limi: tic license fee 10 De
charged BY cities And lov ~. aid 10 re-
peal al former laws requesting TIE sale
OF intcxicAslrg liquors, ana ~. Avs aud
parts OF Laws coming ia cvnli1s With
tie provisions III this act, prescribing
penalties for The fioiaiion thereof. and
declaring ~ emergency passed by the
Legislature Of Indiana III l-so. 10: = IL
lcensc to sell spurious, yinvns and malt
liquors, in quantities less than q uart ~
IA Time, 10 be drank on tie premises. for
N term OF one year. The precise location
" here he desires to sell 10 ia ahorse sit
IGaiei and being upon lots Nos. ~ aud
AZ. q shown Upon tho original map or
l.iAt " sLs l0w 4 ~ le!esliur. i..ii ls~u-
.nip DuJois county. Indiana
EflW ARD HITCH AE-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

A. r,ctz y Co.'s new hotel bniiaing ~
IL process " erec'.on.
Tho frame OF Mr.. W Gassess new
=, oose WIS pa, ~ I'ls week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

~ Henry I-anartehc last week re-.
rsiged ten cases of nrw boots nni shoes
X prizes less than oser before IN .l's
onnir Nluiit r,orn n.1i,. isntu ~ r
y ~ 10 aud WAer4ns..i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

nJ-Nex, Thursday - corpus Christ
lay, AHA the festival Will be duly eeie.
braled IN Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.

NvOTICr Il hrfehy given "a the cttlssns ~ BAN
* hrtaxe tpsurnip nahcls county. inliana, that
N si apv ~ ths hoAfa ~ cunt, t"ti-
..t.Ulanafx az nlENiA county. A fnftr jane tenn
lss- unicr the nrV " nr Act snftfsdAn Aefto
regulate ana licens. he sale "a spirisucurs virous
Ait RnA Other iuioANanng i1n"rs. 70 imh ".
~. NJ Nv cus md GOWNS and % repeal
an former law Nasing III. sale cirfcxscsing liquor
AnA Al laws .n iaws coming IN conflict With ~
prnv,sts Vi INIT AT; rfrscyhng penalties for The viola.
i,on thereof and drcArrx emergency" passed W
ne Legislature ~ indiana NJ iSf5 Tor license 70 sell
wine and neer IN auAntitef less tnAn GUAR
A 4 dine IL ~ drnnt nh hn premises ~ term q
81. wear HE YrsSs acatn whore DO desires 70 ssll
Ii ia house situate An .vins ~ The corner - Main
ana n Mary Sc lois Ms. Nv \ ~ ~ hltc'rk a..
Iasr.r pahois County. lraisng C.HvRSr
Nxy lltb. 1srs So 10
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

sr Kraus u Erny have receive! A.
,,hsy stock OF cooking stoves, aud gar
~. imp.emenss. which they oner cheap
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

IS- The Board OF County Comsnis.
sioners will meet az \ Board OF Eqrali-
zatlon or the iiyst MONDAY Ia June.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25


~ Office IA j@lebg xNrn M tn N,
s'ns of Jasper raiil'frirr 'osi
.bin DIhuis roAnif. IiuMaf- NAT nn
\ ssrefsi<ne' x -.s.s ~ De i'fs '-' y.
lss'inis 4 4itiul~e.. -rs 1f HNn
49,. ~ inrir d.g,e isrlI. ls"~. ua~
PROVISIONS IN . fr'. rHli,r3 f
M regulate nAI litcn~s slr - .
nrt- Niruur, mas .sii t.4ts ~5it4-
tny liquor - iirl' nv i;e-ss- 's
~ charged Ly ciiir. a.li fuvsa 4rf ".
~ psalAll iormrs l4ws fNKuiAtnx efis
of Intoxicating liglOr-, 4n5 ma nt
parts ~ LAWS comm foN .i ia w ,he
PROVISIONS " this act. pftasi ming .)rhsi-
lies ior fir violation Hereof. rna s9-
daring All ein' yrsiira' I,aSSf b, tc
Legislature III indisEa, ~ i-75. NJ.
liccns- ~ sell -Liritslai-. ,Ayrr snd
imsit liquors. ia quantities .ra- tAAa
quar- ~ = time. tUslr stralh raif. prt
|.srs. for = term of Dsr ye1- .ar rR-
ri~r location whcrr he d 90 M scl. *
lin hoa-e situated and boissx .gsn4 NE
>onih half Of ~: ore hundred .ud three
. shown upon The oriy!nal map or rlg.
lof the town OF jasper. l'us'-iA Co.. Id.
May ia. is7--s. fArI krNKEL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

~~ll A. Hothaus \ now pref aral ! q
10 furnish one and all The best Of Ice
Cream. See Advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25
PTMfpExEsg.

mi mai See the -trirs f,r ftfe arnEa simple
rtAN~st.s NAts ;ltt ~l,i rstavN. IAN fhfGNi.fS
'fIPLFs h;t giOrNArH. lrRriaE be skin soit clesr
ind hsaafiai. alsc ins'ractiors fnr rr"dGcnT AN.
sr,Ant rrnaiA 4. hsir cn ssll aesl ~ smooth face
sddress Hen. Anaslf Co, Rox biai No Wooster
trsrt A. n jan. s--1m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

Flrr. ION Wttns rday nicfnins . fFr
~ discovered In tho farm tcsleenra M
Ns AudessoA. abou; mills Eorih ~
'fsland. aai ~ rapid vas n prayers
.Aat ihs .ouse was destroyed before MY
lfirg scarcely cpnis. M "A ses, fAi. saii N
W ,ua nn'es lse.ns burnsi Ar t'f
.a anifr h-avv ou@ ~ iftf',
sss Auasrli.sli -eaas w.re nsnrls ris
gnca. II II uvt ktr~n kp~ -lis rrs
originated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-25

Titr ErASrvIlll E'r~-I.y f1r-rffs. --
1s4 A.er has hrcu rr'srTr~its rnn' \
ayih sher'. sni itt gt.te istrrrh ="
re company carrnt oaorfi THE w.shnni
.'issneus- hH.ln4s-. aaa thss 'hey cx-
Nre; M gain IN rnsking bold t.h'
sgniiist srxsi sra oppression eress
~trfc sns department. deserves The
suppors N tbe rcc. ~ "a ssse - oc"'i'-
an i@lisaua. s.i j. only ~ The all 81
III, N s..ea .lnrs that pure ssecsIons
aul sii liberty IAN NJ preserved. We
wias. he con.ler t.t /. rpeca.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

among tho wonders Of the world.
It's extensive art galleries are hlled
almost exclusively with q rare aad
valuable collection oi paintings and
sculpture. tho former tr,eiag n
giand picture his,or, ~ France.
The state apartments ate ~ The most
magnificent character nnd full ~
historic interest. Mat, rsm,n'ieFs
Of Napoleon aud Josephine ate still
to be- seea IN connection With their
apartments The parks, With their
numerous statues, lakes. fountains
aud cascailes. afe certaial, the finest
in the world. There are some 600
statues aud nlou. Nd fountaibs.
The fountains are m operation Only
on the first Sunday ~ every month
during the summer and Autumn
montbs. aud when In operation, ~
tho enormous espense 81 .? ,sD TOT
each day. We have now seen The
principal monuments 81 in,sres. in
and about Paris. Every plaes has
its own history. which !. closely IN
terwovon with the history 81 France.
This city II ono Of the mo=, thorough
ly clean aud orderly places !. has
ever been my privilege 10 visit. A
to tho gaity Of Paris. II Is scarcely
necessary for Inc 10 make q single
remark. This IL rrovefbial, aud "a
evening walk along the Boulevard'
shows that care enters very little Int
tho spoculations % q tine Partisan,
II ia now time We bad left PATHS.
We shall tako tho train direct 10,
Dieppe. cross the channel 10 New.
haven aud thence 10 London.
RuFus WILLARD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

DIrHTnERA.-The mooted question
as to whether diphtheria is conta-
gious or not appears to have met Il
solution, from the action of the Acad.
envy of Medicine at Salem, who in
consequence of the prevalence of the
disease in that city, have adopted
the following resolution: "Owing to
the highly contagious character OF
the present epidemic Of diphtheria il
is recommended that the authorities
be requested, as a sanitary measure,
to close up the public schools for q
season, and that such precautionary
measures be adopted as have ten
dency to prevent the spread of the
disease, and that the practice Of tax
ing corpses of persons dying with
contagious diseases to the churches
for funeral services be discontinued,
and that children should not be al
lowedt to attend funerals in such ca
ses."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

vsid under sny circumstances. end
,h,- aless will no . practical ssslls.
mea, II the controversy. 90 iss ..
regard. Tho Presidency. whatever
n,a, harpes ~ !, the sies,essl se's.
~ fiasids sai I.sulsissa. u Csonia
Was na, sleeiesi. theirs was 80 sisssoa
Il third slse.sf, ~ the lac DE.
noi provide is tIlhaa M essHiasl
vacancy. beet n u were e,hssvHs,
,hsfs IL evess rsssoa ,a suppose iha,
Watts was ,llslas iasl sa the T,h a
December, when bis isstssdsd slss,
llon b, the tao iispabl.esa slsssoa
VS. made
Tbess ls mssh sl.seasssss here u
Msxiaan affair i'ias, the nsw
Mexican falss, has great ds-i.s 10
secure from thi. uoteramsa, such
recognition as viii give him sissdias
ai home. A. ose means b. this end
he has begged, be,Fase'l. 90 s,oi.a
an in.sallmeal II the ,nessy due
from Mexieo ~ ci,issna ~ Tho United
state. under decision ~ the Mes.ssa
Clalma Commission. aud offer. 10
pay u over b. the tn,sei STATE. uo,.
ernmsst. ils aaesp,seee from hlm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

* If anybody says masquerade
ball" for the space of twelve months,
we propose to cruelty him on the spot.
Tho three weeks before the "Grand
Carnival" the girls in our Office CAB
bled necessarily about costumes, and
since the ball, their time has been
divided between cat-naps and rhap-
sodiss about courtly counts and
dukes, graceful lieutenants and bold
brigands. The consequence is the
STANDARD is behind time this week;
and, OF course, nobody's to blame.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
sle- Mrs. Minnie MYRTLE Mile

Sc Mrs. Minnie Myrtle Miller
(who enjoys the distinction Of having
been the wife OF Joaquin Miller no
less than from the intrinsic merit of
her own writings in prose and verse;
recently married F. E. L. Logan, of
Portland, Oregon. 1t is said that
while the bride is 81 years of age the
groom is only %, but then he en-
joys the distinguished honor of being
united to one whose sweet communion
with the muses. compensates for the
slight disparity of their ages.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

EprroRrAL CALL.-Mr. W. B. Dan
isls, Of the Independent, who came all
the way from Vancouver, to attend
the Masquerade ball. called upon us
last Wednesday. 1t has been over
three years since he left this place
for California, where he resided sew
sral months before taking up his per-
manent residence in Vancouver. He
appears as young and handome as in
days Of yore, when he graced many
a festive gathering here. The hide
pendent, We are pleased to learn. is
prospecting, and its editor is on the
high road to fame, having been elect
cd to represent his county in the
next Legislature.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
81 The Walla Walla Watclinsa

The Walla Walla Waterman
says: eve have certainly right to
boast of the beneficent influences OF
our winter climate. Up to this writ
ing we have not had snow enough to
have respectable sleigh ride. There
were afew attempts made by parties,
but the exertion of getting the animals
over the bare ground necessitated the
use of spring clothing to endure the
fatigue. We can average generally
from three to four weeks sleighine
during the entire winter season
But the last winter as we'll as this
has fallen far short of this estimate
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
han build the Messenger, which none

than build the Messenger, which none
If the Seattle boats can rival. He
has suggested means by which our
people can set about the work of
- ryconstruction and place our town
again upon the high road TO pros
pcrity. If we choose to render
unto Caesar" we do not sec as it
should be matter of concern to our
contemporary. We need q few such
men rs DR.. Baker has been to Walla-
Walla or Colman to Seattle. We
propose to encourage enterprise
and the settlement of live men
in our midst until there nre Il suffi-
Gent number to build the railroad,
construct ship-yards erect factories,
and set the wheels Of progress stead
lily rolling.
And now, in conclusion, We be-
seech Of those engaged in trade to
Join in the effort for better condi-
ton of things. 1t is folly to pre-
sumo that if the progress of the
place is retarded, high prices will
continue to prevail. The people
are already beginning to learn thai
they can secure better terms else
where, and the amount of trade thai
flows to Portland and Seattle woulG
surprise some of our merchants, i
they only knew it. 1t is only few
days ago that the patronage O.
a logging-camp on Oyster Bay
amounting to several thousand dol
lars a year, was transferred to Seat
tie because articles of clothing, il
particular, could be purchased TO
from 20 to 25 per cent. cheaper Their
than in this town. 1t appears to u
that wisdom would prompt an accep
lance of the situation, and dihgen
effort to maintain fair and homes
competition. We are too near Sc
attic and Portland for any othe
course to be successful, and tn
sooner we realize it the better it vii
be for us.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

MACHINE SHoP.-Messers, Allen &
Titus, having leased for q term Of
years the building on the corner Of
Third and Washington Streets, for
merly occupied by Mr.. Dobbins as a
blacksmith and wagon shop, are en-
gagged in fitting it up with lathes,
saws and other machinery for work
ing in wood and iron. It will be,
when every thing is in place, very
complete machine shop, and great
convenience to the public, who have
been compelled to sendabroad for all
finished jobs in iron. These gentle
men likewise continue the black
smith business, and possess superior
facilities for the prompt and faithful
execution of all works entrusted to
them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
A Sad Casualty.

On Monday night, at - o'clock,
the residence of Stephen Hodgden,
near Tenino, was destroyed by fire,
and sorrowful to relate, Jessie, Il
daughter of Daniel Ward, bright
little Miss ten years of age, was con-
sumed in the flames. 1t appears
that the fire communicated from
the chimney to the ceiling, and the
house being constructed of very in
fammable materials, the flames had
made such Roadway when discovered
that the remainder of the inmates
barely escaped with their lives.
Jessie was sleeping in q room on
the second floor, and was doubtless
suffocated by smoke. before the fire
was discovered, as in the few mo-
ments, during which rescue with
some means of reaching the upper
window at hand might have been
possible, every effort was made to
arouse her to consciousness of the
danger. The window was finally
broken in, when dense volumes OF
smoke poured forth, removing every
hope of rescue. Tho funeral of
little Jessie took place at Tenino,
last Wednesday, Rev. D. N. Utter
officiating, and the charred remains
were inferred in the newly-mode
battle-ground within view of the
site of the sad casualty. The be.
reaved relatives have the sincere
sympathy of our people in this sad
affliction. None but parents heart
can know the extent of their loss, OF
the inadequency of human sympa-
thy to still the chords of feeling
thus violently stirred.
The loss of Mr.. Hodgden is up
wards of $4,000, q portion Of
which--S5OO-was in money.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
g. Port Townsend is to have

E Port Townsend is to have an
Odd Fellows lodge, a dispensation
for establishing one having been
granted by the R. w. Grand Lodge.
1t will be called Mount Baker Lodge
No. 8, and starts with the following
charter members: A. Reiss, L. Will
son, Maj. G.. o. Halter, S. D. Howe
and H. Roeder. District Grand Sire
Strive will institute it on the 9th inst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17
81 The Walla-walla Union a

81 The Walla-walla Union al
ludes to bouquet exposed in the
window of a drugstore in that city
labeled "Our immigration Pamph-
let, wild flowers plucked Feb. 7th,
1877" People in the frozen sorth
who contemplate emigration will
find greater inducement in this in
cident to lead them in this direction
than any report from the torrid and
rainless regions of California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

E tits said that Jacobs promised
the appointment of Secretary to at
least one person at Walla-walla, two
here, and two at Seattle, and now,
that the unknown Owings has beat
them all, they are comparing notes
and endeavoring to ascertain whether
Jacobs amounts to much after all.
Twas ever thus.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

< The Unitarian Sociable post
poned from last week will take place
in Unity Hall, next wednesday even
ing, and consists of the usual exer-
cises.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

DARING BUEGLARIEs.-On Friday
evening, the 9th inst, a most daring
burglary was committed at the resi-
dence of the Misses Cushman, in
this city. From what we can learn
of the circumstances, the family
locked up the house about seven
O'Clock and proceeded to visit a
friend in the upper part of town,
and ON returning about half-past
eight, to their surprise, found the
back door unlocked, the bureau
drawers open, and that about s175
in silver, gold and currency, had
been appropriated by somebody,
leaving quantity OF jewelry, which
lay in the drawer apparently un-
touched. The residence of MIR.
Spear, in the eastern portion OF
town, was likewise entered, some
time last week, and a watch and
other valuable articles were alb
stracted therefrom. These con.
tinued and successful efforts of NAL
efactors have aroused no little alarm
in the community, and the proper
authorities have offered public re-
ward for the apprehension of the
depredators.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

* 1t will be observed by adver-
tisement in another column, that the
Olympia Railroad Union possesses
sufficient vitality to elect its officers,
if it don't do anything else. An an
nual meeting for that purpose will be
held on the Oath prox.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

81 The Olympia Dramatic Club.
We understand, will give an entertain
ment next week, for the benefit of the
family who were burned out recently
at Tenino.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

81 The coolest weather in this
Territory the present winter has been
8 degrees above zero, and that was
but for short time and east of the
Cascade mountains. Here the mer-
curry has scarcely boon below tho
freezing-point.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

E"The Tennessee Jubilee Sing.
ers' is the somewhat pretentious
name ola company of minstrels, who
are advertised to appear in Portland,
on the 26th inst. There are thirteen
members of the company, six women
and seven men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

TIE WEArHER.-The first snow of
the season fell last Sunday, but as it
was followed by rain it soon disap-
peared, and at the time of the pres
emit writing we ara enjoying balmy,
Spring-like weather.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

@ The Georgia Minstrels, those
jolly black crows, are winging their
way northward, and will probably
yi6t the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-02-17

@ The Portland Standard says
that orders have been received from
Washington to take no steps for the
erection of lighthouse at Point No
Point, Puget Suund, until land can
be obtained on some reasonable terms.