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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-20

ros que gusten, 4 cuyo fin Sc haran las
@inyitaciones oportunas, no solo en- esta
Capital sino que en los pneblos de 4
Provincial por conductO de sus respecti-
vas auteridades.
Con obisto de cue esta diversion
tenga todo ell lucinient0 possible. 81
construiran tres grandes ARGOS cfyicos,
aIegoricos u ornamentos conyeniente-
mente en- las plazas de Santiago, San
Francisco San jose, situandose una
mnsica militar en- cada uno de ellOs,
El orden de Ia cabalgata sera el 81
guiente:
Reuhidos & las tres de Ia tardeen Ia
plaza de armas tOdos los invitados, 4
caballo en- carruaies, partira q las
cuatro Ia cabalgata precedida de cila-
tro batidores yestidos q Ia antigua g.
panola y con clarines, siguiendo los il
netessen parejas anticipadamente com-
binadas, y ycarruaies despGes, con direc-
cion al Palacio de la Real Fortaleza pa
ra saludar al Excnlo. Sr. Gobernador
Captain General inyitarle por 81 ftle-
re- dc su agrado honrar la diversion con
su asistencia. Toma Ia cabalgata POI
Ia calle de la Eortaleza hasts Ia plaza
de Santiago donde sera recibida 4 los
acordes de Ia mnsica en- 81 arco leVan-
tado allf y por aspersonas encargadas
de ofrecerla flores, palomas, yersos 4. :,
cuyo obsequio sera devuelto por la CO.
mitiya con dulces iguales obietos.
Dsspues del intervalo consiguiente con-
tinuara por la Gale de San Francisco
para llegar Al segnndo arco en- 10 plaza
de este nombre donde Sc repetira 10 In
dicadO antes siguiendo la mencionada
Gale hasta la de Ia Cruz y de la Luna
para tomar la de San jose y plaza la
mada aaf donde existe el teroer arco, on
Ell cual tendra lugar 81 mismo festeio
que en- los anteriores. Regresara pol
la calle del Cristo fernando Ia de San
Francisco hasta ell frente de la Casa
Palacio Provincial, en- cuyos salones
profusamente iluminados, sera recibida
Ia comitiva y concurrentes invitados
sirvi6ndose despues IN suntuoso refres.
co durante el cual la m1sica tocara es.
cngidas piezas.
A las die2 de Ia noche baile en- los 50.
lonas de "El cfrculo de Recreo de Sar
Jose" acordado por el Excmo. Ayunta
mientoy y pagado por los fondos munich
kAlkIkasG- asS&ss# #g &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-20

RSERo %. ss'
Todas las dependencies ciyiles del
Estado han dispuesto:
L. Cue ell pabellon espanol ond6e
en- sus edifcios durante las festas lu-
ciendo sus BALCONIES vistosas c0lgaduras
Y en- las noches del % al 25 inclusive
decoraran sus fachalas iluminaciones y
trasparentes alegoriccs.
q. Costsar en- cada una de los men
cionados dias 23 al 25 una comida ex-
traordinaria para los presos de la Real
CSrcel: Y
g. A las doce del dia adiudicar pro-
porcionalmente en- premios, la suma de
ochocientos pesos entire los ninos de
ambos sexos pobres y de legitimo ma
trimonio que nazcan en- las "a horas del
veinte tres de Enero en- las siete dis
tritos que componen el t6rmino munich
pal de esta capital Una instruction
especial det4rminara Ia manera de lle-
Var 4 efecto esta caritativa donacion que
tendra lugar con las solemnidades pre-
oisas amenizado ell act ] por Ia rn1si-
CO, en- Ia Secretaria del Gobisrno Gene-
raj de Ia Provincia asistiendo la Comi-
sion respective.
EI Excmo. Ayuntsmiento dispone
una Regatta en- el puerto de esta capital,
para las cuatro de Ia tarde, en- Ia que
40 admitiran no solo los botes i canoas
del trafico sino tambien los de todos los
buques asf nacionales como extranieros
que se hallnn en- bahia igualmente los
botes Y canoas de les matricnlados en-
toda Ia Provincia que quieran yenir d
ella entrar en- competencia para obte-
Nor los premios que senala y costea 10
Corporation. El programa particular
de esta fiesta determinara sus detalles.
Simultaneamente Sc colocaran cuea-
mas u otros inegos marftimos proyecta-
dos dirigidos por una comision de los
Cuerpos de la Real Armada, quien So,
tisface su importe J el de los diferentes
premios que Sc disputen. La musica
ramenizara esas diyersiones.
a las diez de ID noche gran baile de
rigurosa etiqueta dado por los Senores
Jefes Y O6ciales del Eiercito y Volunta-
rios de esta plaza en- los elegantes sa-
lones del Casino Espanol, cuyo tfecto
10 la cedido generosamente = que seran
adornados con todo luio. En- ellos Sc
descuhrira Ell retrato lie s. M. el Rey
"a D. D. ocupando su r6gio dosel
ENERo 26.
Los respetables gremios mercantiles
de esta plaza que Sc expresan & CONT
nuacion, contribuyen tambien q las fies-
tas con los siguientes donatiyos.
L0 Seaores comisionistds;
Para Ia Casa de Carload
de hu6rfanos de San
Ildefonso.. $500
Para ID Casa de Paryulos $500
Para 81 Hospital de la
Conception. 5000 $1,000
Los Seaores del Grenaiio de INe,canciias;
Para Las conferencias de
San Vicente de Paul. 500
Para Ell Hospital de la
conoepcion sos IS
Cinco pesos para cada uno
de los setenta pobres
mas necesitados y de
mayor edad de los sie-
tedistritos de esta ca
pital, al respecto de
diez pobres por cada
distrito preyia iusti-
fcacion de aquellas
circumstances ante el
Sr. Alcalde y la CO.
mission nombrada al
efecto ......., $3.50 $558, 20
a las cuatro de Ia tarde iuegos cuca-
mas de mastiI Y ruedas On Ia plaza dc
armas, organizados por una comision
EilAl Excnn. ARnntamiRnto satiafachns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-20


Pho, 5iS Gao Fosfato tribasico -. 32,Ol5
El valor de este es de l20 frances 8
sea "a pesos.
Este guano 70 creo seFfa empieado
con exito on los terrtnos queexigen po-
co azoe Y requieren una gran cantidad
de acido f6sforico,
Esta conviction esta basada sobre el
precedente analisis que he practicado
70 mismo, ! que puedo garantir su exac-
stitud, refiri9ndoss siempre q las cueyas
one he yisitado que son las siguientes
Los ingleses Lirio, Escritas. De
Mayagaez Del Cabri. Grande Ale
man.
Phiippdrt Hermaaos.
ANALYSIS
del gsaso de Ia Moaa y Monito hoeho por
los seaores
SCIILoss BROTHERS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-20
PREPARAClONES ESPEGlALES

rs IN agFadahle henlgno espeCl eo fsals.
pe1ar d aabello evitar las canasI tsiiiori6nlI9
Ia tina d cuHpA eonseryAntl0 el eahello s..
peso aedoaos haatS ana edad max 81 nnzll.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

bisuns bes giidofes Sobann 5einrid
Vedmann TAFT. Inter ben Q%eibtragenben
bemertte man au1 ben Staatsminilter q.
.. Wtnbtborit. Die tSnisIi9e Samilis
pom 9aRnouer bate pradtuoue 8rdn3e &c,
ianbt, weIde ben Sars bes geriiorbsnsn
5~ierten.
Yras. Se9sisidbrises Y,isieriubilaum.
Oieie ieltene Seier mirb nd9itens Der
bo9m. pfarrer BON Gisnopit, Der s4idbrise
9srr S. Setter, weI9sr bieiem ieinem Bos
item alein idon felt benz Sabre 1887, aIio
ourd Al Sabre uOritebt, besebsn.
Ser ,,Gattuliru" BON eiFabon brinst
eth erfreuIides Bib iber bic tatbolii9e
SsweSuns in portueal Sromme 0au'
fabrten werben iest usranitaItet, an bsnen
9unoerte BON Weni9en Gbeil nebmen. Sn
aaen srOBeren Orten biIbsn ii9 tatboIii5e
Sereine, VinceuB Gonfersnsen iinb i'm Gnts
ltsben besriffen. IS wsrben gsriamms
lunsen ueranifaltet unb bic tatboIii9e
Yreiie bes Qanbes sibt ii9 aue Maibe, bic
aud pom grfolse setrOht 1T, iesensrsi9
aut has Bolt ein,uwirten. Die 0tesieruns
ltebt oieisr Bewesuns feinbielis sessnibsr,
ie wioeritebt Der Neubilbuns reIisiSier
Orben; bic gintitnfte Der &ir1e iinb bur9
lts ssi9ms!ert unb nod INNER fSbrt fs
tort, neue Der tatboIii9en Rirde fsinbislise
@eleee 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

suten 9euten nidt senus 3u banten. Wan
perbra9te einen slidli9en Mbenb juiams
men.
8ettinaem. Die Bsttinser ,osen gnbe
SuIi in jibre neuerbaute id6ne gapeue, bic
9err 6ournel pom gif@en baute, elm.
Sn Mntmerpen bat BEL Der priifuns gum
ltsbersans aus benz eriten ms 3meite Stu>
bieniabr an benz bobsrn 5anbeIsinititut eit
iunser 9uremburser, GER 8. g. Soupert
BON eimpertsbers, ben sriten BIas erbalter.
Die Nnltalt, eine ber beiten 6anbeIsi9uz
len guropas, wirb pom S9iIern aus auer
9erren 2dnber beiu1t.
Nieocrfnrn. Oils Der BarriereidlieBer
%. gieren, elm Wann BON uabesu 20 Saba
rem, am I. Gusuit, bic burd i'm bswa1te
Sarrtere i5lieBen ioute, mar Der 3ls Bee
reits in Sidt unb 10 nabe %bsranseriitt, baB
.. beirn ueberidrsiten Der Sa5n BON Der
Wai9ine erfaBt unb ieitpdrts in ben Sra.
BEN seidleubert wurbe. Der Mai9iaif,
benz bieies nidt entsansen mar, bra9te
ben 3us gum Stebsn, unb fanb man ben
alien damn tobt i'm @raben liesen. Der
binSuserufene @rjt tonffattrte, baB g. at
elmer @ebirn: Yerletuns geiforben lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
@ro69erso8t9u NJ.

Sur6 sinen &Gnisl. @ruBb. Sei6lnB
1T Ssrr Ns. SaIsntinp, Der bisbsrise
General Director bes Snnsru, gum Mits
sIieb bes Staatsratbes unb gum Yrdiibens
ten Der Ge9nunsstammer ernannt worbsn.
gn bsiisn Stsae tritt ais @snsraI director
bes Snnsrn Der Oeputirts bss ganton's
gapslIsn, Serr Ssinri9 Sirpad, &i4ter
am Besirts 9sri4te gu ~9uremburs.
Serr Salentinp tritt pom einem Mmte
surid, in benz er benz Staate eminente
Oisnits ssleiitet. gr 1T cine isnsr Natu.
rem, bic ibsraQ uermittslnb aui,utreten
lu9sn, bic Nismanben serne wsbe tbun unb
ale bsftissn 3uiammsnitsBe gu psrmsibsn
iu9sn. @ir baben @sIessnbsit seLabt,
Serrn Saleutinp ais Oiitricts gommi1ar
bon @rspsnma9er fennen gu lsrnen, traten
mir bod untsr ibm In bic 8auperwaItuns
Elm, mir babsn feline eminsnte arbeitstraft,
bic sr ipdtsr ais 9eneral Yrocurator unb
@snsral Director nod sldnSsnbsr Denies,
oft bepunbsrt. Patteimann i'm sewSbns
Iidsn Sinns bss WOrtes nal er nidt, Sas
wissrfrsbte ieinsr Natur. gr iu9ts GO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
YefSif&.S

@rneununssn n. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
MarbesO urbup. I'm StelIe bes GERM G..
Werid. Der feline gntIafuns sinserei9t,
9err o. 9enro3 gum Birsermeiiter /; gum
S9offsn 5err W. Drieleu an Stsle bes
9rn. s. 9apslanse. = Hsnbeur. CUNT
Sirsermeiiter Serr s. Dauans. Sr5an an
Steue bes Germ 9. 2aual; gu SdSffeu
bic 9errsn u. Mare9aI u. s. s.. @ibart
on SteIe Der perm O. Sinet unb 8.
9ouba. = 8ilers ct. Gertrude. 3um
Siirsermeiifer 5err $. s. 2abaut an SteIe
bes ueriforbenen Germ 8 u. 2scIerc, gum
Sd6ffen 5err s. s. Wsisnst an Stele
bes uertorbenen 9errn 5. 5. 9eboutte.
SerrS s. g. Dubois BON arlon BAT nit
GROCER aussei6nuns bas Ganbioats gras
men fir bas Ooctorat Der Ybilolopbie abs
seIest; ebenio leste nit GROCER Mus;ei9:
nuns 9err Oenoncin iein gramen ala Doc,
tor Der Webisin ab; 9err aIpb. gtienne
BON 5ouifaitje paiiirte NIT GROCER Iuss
;eidnuns iein Soreramen fur bas Doetorat
Der Raturwiieni4aften. Oas Gaubibatss
gramen i'm ieIben Ga9e bsitanb Ssrr ".
NicoIas BON ct. 0eser NIT Ius;si9nuns.
Iue bieie 9errn finb Stubenten Der tatboa
Iii9en llniusrittdt 96uen.
Bel Stttsntes erfoIsten in turser
3eit ;wei llnslide auf ber giienba5n, BET.
oes 3uiammenitOBe, wobet omar uiel Was
teriaI bei9dbist wurbe, aber teiu Mseui9ens
leben uerIoren sins.
Die einserei9ts gatIaiiuns bes
Germ q. 2Outi9 ais S&Offe Der @emeinbe
Ebiaunont, i'm acknowledgement grIon, lit
a%ngeuomttteit uorben.
Stbret fat 1927 Grcs. ltntsritieuns
gum Sau zines @emeinoeweses mad Der
Citation Sibrst erbaltsn. @
S~rduIein 8 ar:B btIipin, ssboren
su Nmomines (greaee) aua 81. Stunt 1905,
ftarb am 9. Iusuit 1878. Sbr 2eben mar
nur bent 8obltbun sewibmet unb ie ifarb
melt unb brett 6etrauert uon ben Armeu unS
Notbleioenben.
6err s. 8. 9aIanbe 1T auf's gteue fir
9 Sabre ais S9reiber Der YrouinSialuers
waltuns ernannt woroen. H,4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
Saar, WoieI, GtfeI unD SttmSs
ridden.

Erier. Die Mnifalt Rartbaus, bic ii1
bauptid9Iid nit Der @usbiIbuns BON 2ebs
reriunen befaBt, barf bis na4iten april
fortbeIteben. aa
Mes. Der por msbrsrsn Wonaten
ipurIos pom bier usri9wunbens Sausbeiser
Satob lit aus Der Seiue ais 9ei9e.. sesosen
worben.
Sm6lf SoIbaten pom 8 6uBartils
lerie. Hesiment blisben bel elmer Wanosrnns
bur9 bas Oorf Yalisrss Dor Der bSlsernsn
Ylante bes glaubiniden Sauies febsu.
GlauSin, elm ais idbSoruis betannter
Wann, polte IS nun ni9t Ieibsn, baB bic
Solbaten iiber bic Plante iaben, unb fors
bsrte bisieIben sweimaI sum 6Ortseben auf.
gls isinem Besebr ni9t 6olse s~eIsiitet
wurbe, ersriff er elm @ewebr unb feaerte
swsi Sbroti@iiie auf bic Soloaten ab,
wobur4 swei Don bislen l9wsr I'M @sfi1t
uerwunbst wurben. Der bin3usetommene
@enbarm uerbaftete i'm.
ueber bic Bliibe bss Weinifodes
i&reibt man pom Der Ruwsr: Eros benz pie,
len, anbaltenbsn &esenwette- bat Der Beina
fod nod frib ssnus ssblibt. gu9 fel
bic BIitbe ani9einenb In iebr siinitises
@etter. Oo4 Der Stanb Der Weinberse
entipri9t bsrmalsn tsinsswess mebr ben
0ini9sn bss Winisrs unb ben sebesten
grwartunssn. Stslsnwsiis bat Der 9aseI
sei9abet; aud Der Seuwurm bat pieIe
Blitben gang ober gum Sbeil serltSrt. Oa'
~ tommt nod, baB %ein3eIne St6d on ibren
Spiseu i9war, wsrben unb banu bic Graus
BEN fallen lai en. Sn ben ~tieferen 2aseu,
am &anbe Der gerse, 1T bas llebel I'M
srOBtsn, unb iino nur iebr wsnise Erauben.
Der ,Saar Seituns" wirb am 80.
SSuIi io!ssnOss mitsetbeilt: Sn Der uorisen
ISOLDE rsiits elm 9eiili9er bes 6reiies
SaarIouis uon Erisr mad gustirden. Sn
GINGER gntfermuns BON ibm iaBsn I'M
Coupe 2 Wdnner, bon benen Der Cine
mebrmals auflfanb unb ben @siitIi9en fi9
anlab; er tannts wsbsr ben @eiifIi9eu nod
bieier i'm; ebenio ipra4 Der 9siltli9s mes
Der elm @ort su linn nod iiber ibn. aus
wel4em @runbe III unbetaunt, turj Der
Mann dubsrts lsinsm Na9bar sesenibsr:
ben Shwar,en werbe er talt MAIDEN uno
,eiate ibm bic bis sur Miinbuns seIabene
8iitole. Der @siiIi9e bena4ridtiste
ibneu ben S9afiner BON Der ssma4tsn
Orobuns isinss Na9barn; Der Susfibrer
tommt nit benz S1affnsr uno tie foroern
bic 8iitole berauS Der attentdter lprinSt
auf unb MIL fem Iorbabsn ausfabren, ba
wirb linn pom S4aiinsr nod redt3eitis bic
Yiitole aus Der Sanb ssri6sn.-Die gltten'
tatsiu9t i4sint ,H elmer arantasit wsrSs"
su wpasa.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03
Wuslan0.

IN Csnabriid fan6 am 8. @usuif unter
wabrbaft srObartiser 8stbeiIisuns uon Sell
ten ausr &la1en Der 8suSIteruns bic Beer'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-03

Nm Smntas ben 25. ausuit purbe in
Buffalo bur@ ben bO@w'ften Oi0ceiansYi
f9of Der @runbitein CUR neuen ct. @nna
Rir9s sslsst. Oieiss @ottsSbaus pirb In
&reusform In rein sotbii@em StpI ssbaut.
Sic DimsnROnen bes 8aues iinS: 22s
SUB 9dnse, 80 SUB Sreite; SSbe I'M &reu,
1876, porn am Dad 100 6uB; SSbe Der
Stride inwenois int MitteIi9if 70 SUB.
Oie Seitsnidifie wsrben burd ,wei YisiIsr.
rsibsn Gsbe Z YfeiIer) pom 3auptidiff ae:
trsnnt. llebsr benz 8reuaidif wirb iid
mad benz Ylan elm Oa9reiter (brittsr
Gburm) pon $50 SUB 9Sbe erbeben. Oas
6unbamsnt, wel9es iebr tief auf 6slien'
srunbs rubt, toitst bis istt circa $4,000.
Oie SeiammttOitem werSsn eirea SIS, ooO
betrasen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

s There is . dearth Of marriages
just now. Whether the prevalence
of solar and lunar eclipses has any
thing to do with it Ne do not profess
to know, but now that we are to
have two daily trains and q veritable
Gretna green has been discovered in
the verdant woods away" it is to
be hoped that the market places will
once more resound with the hum of
business. Where is the hopeful
swain and bright eyed lassie who dare
step in while the waters are troubled?
Let echo answer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

DEATH OF 4 PIONEER. - Sunday
evening, about Z o'clock, Mr.. Levi
Shelton, of this place, died after a
short illness of typhoid fever. He
was one of our oldest and most es-
teemed citizens, having been a resi-
dent of Che Territory since 1852,
most of which time has been spent in
Olympia. He was born in Buncombe
county, North Carolina, and was in
the cd year of his age. Mr.. Shell
ION had been all bis life on the
frontiers of civilization. He emf
grated to Missouri when young
man. and before that State had as
sumed a leading position in the COM
mon sisterhood, end removed to this
Territory whenit constituted apart OF
the wilds of Oregon. He was a man
of earnest convictions, of generous
impulses, trusty friend and kind
neighbor. The funeral services were
held in the Presbyterian church,
Monday afternoon, after which
large concourse of relatives and sym
patbizing friends followed the re-
mains to their last resting place ir
Masonic Cemetery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

.ske .h< exF<rsnsens Thorough and
euorln~sve. to eoodscf Tie v~ntsrs
co ha~sses Peisrspls~- IL vln En-
aesvor 30 sos~ every local event. bot
N rsszrn sxP<cts 10 reresse frOsa ssrh
81 MS F~sroes s eesss per geek j.
v1 b. resA een<r.Iiy - fh< to~n
anl th<sxfors sxF~css pa. for every
hn< 81 sAxers,~sHg skss s>~ MO Iis
s1.lxnnsL whsss Il VII enesesSor
10 y.f sosn md ssrO4ndang cOuutry
klSh<r thar Gllsoss kIs<. u dat
yxsy-o-< % had snvsklng THAI pats
s~~ltA IE=s xryhoays pocket.
~rIsA1uf r%c~IElnS . sra.l z1oSrty
Soc - 0~n- Tia n.a<ki - vel be
.s.-i<r~soosz xs ths oza-<s- II - the
-xr~< q the yre~. that Il - rsIhsen
80 n~.riy ever h--iy ~lshozf tAO1gts
thxs pea Il cots nistf oees~on~lly
h< ss-eEsa.l 10 rxp~. the sSrn and
t1rxl nuu~cAesL IN. Dot40 xlA be
-N@@ tsusl~ ns- an.a III tscss- IVA
vhsrA nsxs 30 The g0la<n rule - the
nso~s s<ssaha~ a proverbs In fs~s
Il - tia; rsseh-qsOsea Inyznctsoe.
sssasd IN asaerxn, vogds, Only 4
MAKES yea the sah9ees srsIng IL
stead Of the Sslgect acted upon;
places the agent OF doer IN the pro-
per cAse and prodsces . perfect
agreement between the subject and
the predicate.
Advertisements vii he inserted st
reasonable rates by the week. Spec
ial notices 5 cents Q line each inser-
ton, but none inserted for less than
p cents. At these rates those who
have insisted that n daily paper
would pay, can have . chance to dem
onstrate their faith by their works.
We intend that the EXPERIMENT
shall stand on its merits. Ifit is not
worth rs cents per week as Q public
aid and personal necessity, don't
take it. If you do not believe your
advertisement will bring you an ade-
quate return, don't advertise. It is
at least, not a mendicant, and its
publishers will resign their Fabers
without sigh if it is shown that it
is not wanted.
Let it be distinctly understood
that the present project is not of our
own suggestion or seeking, but sim
ply a compliance with the wishes of
some very enthusiastic friends.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
81 An intelligent soiourner j

E An intelligent sojourner in
our midst pronounces our beautiful
city one of the suburbs of Par
adise. We will not quote his Ian
guage; it is quite to gaudy and full
of classical idioms to be readily en-
dorsed by conservative, straight
forward people who know we'll
enough the advantages they possess.
To- speak seriously, wouldn't it be
a nice joke if that fellow were to
stay with US till the " beautiful rain"
sets in for the winter?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

PosTAL.-The Postmaster of this
place has been authorized to receive
bids till the oath inst. for carrying
mails, by steamboat, three times q
week, between this place and New
Tacoma. The Department received
bids for this service last month, but
for some reason it was not let. This
Office has likewise received instruc.
tons to dispatch a mail daily by the
Olympia-Tenino Railroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

EXCURSION. 49, Tacoma Lodge OF
Good Templars and Washington En-
campment Champions of the Red
Cross have made arrangements for
an excursion by railroad, and a pic
mic dinner on Rocky Prairie, on Tues
day, the 9th inst. The programme
ofexercises includes speeches, music,
games and all the means of amuse-
ment and recreation usual on such
occasions
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

GROVE MEEnNo.-The Spiritualists
have under contemplation the hold
ing of grove meeting, on the Aus.
tin picnic grounds. across the bay.
The precise time is not yet selected,
nor is order of exercises definitely
arranged, but enough is known to
say that the date is not remote and
that the occasion will be one of unu.
sual interest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

EC The posters for the Territori.
al Fair bear the imprint of Mr.. Waite
Of Salem, but are IS every well-in-
formed printer knows, printed by
q firm in San Francisco. Our Fair
Directors could have sent direct 10
the printer and saved Is per cent.
and probably more, had they known
that such printing in Oregon is in
variably sent to San Francisco. Or
if the Directors had consulted with
printers here, an arrangement could
have been made whereby an equally
as good poster could have been print
ed at home and at less cost to the
Association.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

@ The railroad has begun in
good earnest to do fair freightine
business. The first carload from
Tenino to Olympia, consisting Of co.
600 pounds of oats was consigned te
A. Farquhar and the first carload
for Tumwater was consigned to Geo
Gelbach. Other and lesser guam
titles are coming in daily, creating
quite a lively business among GU,
dray and express proprietors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

~ It is needless to announce
the fact that Our County Commits
sioners have issued the railroad
bonds. The news spread like Gill
more's Greek-fire during the war.
The commissioners have simply dis
charged a responsible duty for
which future citizens of Thurston
county will rise up and call them
blessed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

Sc To add TO the interest of the
occasion, q number of interested
ladies are planning and perfecting
the details for grand baby show
and exhibition at the Fair. A sep
arate and spacious apartment will
be provided for this purpose, and al
aspiring young mothers are inviteN
to enter the lists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

SUMNER GUARDs.-This is the name
of a military company of GA men, or
gained recently at Sumner, in Pierce
county, with Schuyler Woolery fol-
Captain. A. J. Query and B. F.
Young, First and Second. Lieuten-
ants. It is doubtless for the purpose
of maintaining order during the hop
picking season, near at hand, al
which time q large number Of Indians
are generally employed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

SEA Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Enquirer says that
Alex. Reed, of Toledo, recently re-
ceived the tender Of the Office oi
Governor Of this territory, but 70.
fused il on account Of its low salary
So it appears Gov. Ferry's bead Is
ON the block
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

s Our neishboring town, Tom.
wafer, is fast assuming the proper.
tons of respectable subuib ban city
The Water Pipe Company have re.
sumed operations TO the full capacity
of the works. The Water Company
are constantly adding new improve.
ments to their machinery for supply.
ing us with the pure, li,npid noun.
tain water that comes purling down
the Deschutes. Daily invoices Of
goods are coming in by fhe railroad
for sundry dealers and everybody is
busy. As has been wisely said,
Tumwater is no more nor less than
the /" backing" of Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

So Although the cars have been
running less than q week, already a
fair number of arms and legs have
been operated upon by our skilled
physicians while half q score or more
of fat prescriptions have gladdened
the waning spirits Of our now hope
full druggists and pharmaceutists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

S 1t Is . gratifying spectacle To
stand on the bridge when the esrs
come IL and see the sturdy railroad
direesurs hare their srms and izy DO
the wcsk Of unlssGsiag . e0uple ct
toss III Aour. II looks ss If n nseAas
kps.u~w