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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22
What Doc. Saw on His Sleeve.

Vu3t DOC. SdW Ou MS SlccNt.
The little. shaky railway, called West
ern North Carolina" carried US to within
three miles of the top of the Blue Ridge,
and stopped abruptly in deep cut in the
hills, where stood "Henrys," a hotel,
loosely built of planks, according to the
fashion Of the region.
Before daylight the stage-coach, a
bulky vehicle of most ancient shape,
mounted on leather springs, and glazing
in new coat of red paint, appeared at
the door. 1t was drawn by six stout gray
horses. The driver, mountaineer in
butternut homespun, well.knOwn whip
through all that country, clambered to
bis seat, placing about half peck Of
stones ut his feet, to throw at his leaders.
Inside of the coach we're packed two
or three women in linen busters, an old
babies, cOlOred nurses and lunch. baskets.
On top, behind the driver, seats we're
arranged where sat II pretty young girl
and an artist, each intent on "effccts" OF
different kinds.
found place behind them on top of
the trunks. At the back lay bloated,
ragged fellow, sleeping off the effects of
last nights whisky.
Burt cracked his long whip, and we
made triumphant start, the six grays
tossing their heads, the negroes staring
from cabin doors, the landlord bowling,
the driver winding his horn loud and
long. The meekest of men must have
been inflated with the dignity of his pc.
sition il he had been an ''Outside" beside
Burt.
The narrow road rose steadily, winding
up through the heights until it reached
the summit of the Blue Ridge.
As the morning wore on, Burt stopped
now and then, t. water bis horses in a
cool mountain spring, or to let them
rest, painting in the shade of the thick
hemlocks.
Sometimes he halted at a lonely log
house to take in or set down passenger.
There was always torrent of questions,
which invariably ended with
"Doc. going down with you to-day,
Burt Has he heerd2"
"He's goin' down, but he knows moth
in"
"Good asain!"
"All right!'
Sometimes farmer, holder than the
Fest, supplemented these hearty approvals
with an explanation.
be out of sight. He's such a powerful
one for fevers aud pneemony."
Or, "Seems as eff the backbone was tux
cut Of things when Doc. goes away"
"Who is this heroi" asked. .sThe
rich man Of the district, supposed"
Rich! No, indeed; though he'd be
comfortable cf he didn't help his poor
oeighbors. He's purse-carrier % veil a
sesse-csrrier for the decsfrict."
sYoar leadiag politician, chr
sNo; Doc don't neddle ia politics
aes lest - we'll - Doc - pobody ala
like hin Hysr he 10. How dye do
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22
Advice to These About to Marry.

| married my wife about thirty-iv
years ago. The ceremony was performed
about seven O'Clock in the morning. b.
fore retiring that evening We had good
talk with each other, and the result has
sweetened our entire lives. We agreed
that each should always be watchfui and
careful, never, by word or act, to hurt the
feelings of the other. We were both
young, hot-tempered, both positive in our
likes and dislikes, and both somewhat ex-
acting and inflexible-just the material
for life of conjugal warfare. Well, for
a few years we found it hard work TO al
ways live by our agreement. Occasion
ally mot often) q word or look would slip
off the tongue or face before it could be
caught or suppressed; but we never al
lowed the sun to go down upon our
wrath. Before retiring at night on such
occasions there was always confession
and forgiveness, and the culprit would be-
come more careful in the future. Our tenn
per and dispositions became gradually
more congenial, so that after few years
we came to be one in reality,a as the marital
ceremony had pronounced US nominally.
In thinking back we find that for more
than twenty years our little agreement
has been unbrokeD, and there has been
no occasion for confession and forgive
ness. In business VIC have had adver-
sity and prosperity, failure and success.
We raised family of children, and now
have our grandchildren about US, and we
are simple enough to believe that we
have better children, and better grand.
children because Of our little agreement.
Under such contract, religiously kept,
no ill-natured children will be reared,
and no boys will find the streets and bar
rooms more pleasant than home. To
make good wife or good husband re-
quires the cooperation of both.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

BREAD THAT WILL KEEP MoIsr.-Take
pitcher that will hold two quarts of
water, scald we'll, and then put pint Of
warm water in it and little soda (nO salC !;
stir in -four enough to make batter, not
very thick, for it will not raise so quick;
set it in warm place to raise. When
tho emptyings are about light enough to
mix take, for four or i've loaves of bread,
two quarts more of -four in your bread
pan and pour into it three quarts OF boil
pouring it in, making thick paste; let
it cool so as not t. scald the emptyings,
then stir them in we'll and sprinkle some
-four over the top and set 1t away to raise.
When light enough, add -four enough to
make into losves aud set them to raise
have your FIRE just right, for q great deal
depends on the baking; it must not bake
too fast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22
Haverly's Minstrels,

At the Bush Street Theater, San Francisco
are drawing crowded houses. without vui
garity, they hold the attention Of the al
dience during the entire performance. ana
during come portions II IL the house sbep
In Q continuous roar ii laughter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

PuyssrIASs Of high standing ushesitAfins
" give their is6ors~mrnt tn the use OF thr
Grselenherg MarxhalF. Csiheiseen FOG all se.
0als Complaints. The ~esk ard d~bilifsfed
End uss1~sfal relief frozn o -e1-tant usr %
tkis v.iashle rca~4y. SID hy AT druggists
eise pr kesri<-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

BOsToN BAKED BKANs.-Put your
beans-which must be small beans-in
cold water, on the back OF the stove to
simmer. When the skin cracks, take
mu.t have = brown esrsbeu bean rot. In
vhich ron p,sce on the bottom q email
o.ion then pour vour bsass inso the not.
pustiag 10 two ssarts Of besss too table
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-22

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-22
my annns mAnnII.

rRINIh-llobes Gy.i Pinka adlS, shifting
~ holl II, o Ia, standards, hl-foJbe, htilul
1901 uAIntIh, boi Harmony, 81,
Known hhhErl UNDERSTANDINGS, A, SID
indian mead ii,shei Nashville, "A, 10
llloi, o. hlSp, Lawrence, Ill, d l-ioi BADGER
W. l,tei Dwight, h4i feperel, II, itei To
: BLkAdIiEb MusLINs- wamsntla, a.
lliso, Fruit OF the Loom, lpci l.Onhdale, Dkt
Hope $50 Peabody, SOL New .Jersey, q, 70
Nassau, be-
DUCKS Arlington brown, liltei Champi,
on lwlllrdi liEci deviation PLAIN stripe, 1901
Lewlhlown Cheos, lhSoi Arlington Fancy
CIMbi{iCs-Roll, 5Hci Flat, 6'Ici High
CoOrs 10 higher,
DetlOnJ %, huhulh, $50
TICKS mnHAoag AGA, llhoj Lewiston,
sO'in, ilc, do hB-in, lnci do plaid, lhe; Molhuen
AZ, loo, ConhlOga gold medal lbci do GOA,
lg,tei 90 dis, M, l, DC; Eastern A, 90,
ClihCks- hoOnom ,l2Io, Amerloua, lie;
Caledonia, No, 10, lGo, Para 100, l7o,
DIN MS-liOstOn, hAni LOrdlH Xxx, NE,
utlh, 1913, l2hoi DIRK, 1915 ulark's, 200,
ChkNlul Arlington n'g9Dc EyTelts,
l2lv AmOhkeag, l2c,
nfRlf Eb-Amerlcan, NlSci glasgow, Ga,
lirj Alabama, 90, brown, 1870
ulNGilA Mh-AmOskeag, 10, hates, No,
ltnnir,w, Oci southwark, sci dress atS leH,
1910,
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BACON, per lb--short clear, . ,l'i@lOo;
shoulders, 03-ies7ci breakfast, ~ l2glloi dry
salt, l.20p7 $40
BUTTER per ID Western, Soga,c; country
2ig3lc,
BAKING POWDERS varous brands, Ii
ID caus, por doa VI 2b9l 6Oi H. do do, " OO@
2 OOi. DO do, VI gheli 49,
CHkESE- N UAtern ~ 10, ID 10 10 l.2o,
CANDLES Star, Ia 10 IS, lb9lBc.
COFFEk--Jnva, per 10, 2sN3O, III ., choice,
s!g!l 20 prime, 2l@sl l'ici common 20
iillr, 10 l-2M2O l.2c.
CONCENTRATED LYE--Varlous brands
I dOg, 10 oaus, per case, u 2h@i o.
FlHH-Mackorai, per Dbl, go OO9sll co. KIT,
81 OOdsl % white tish, kit, Dbgsl 20.
HERilNGS-Driod, per OOX, lONbOo,
FISH -Drled goldfish, per b, 03.i@7c,
10 leo; o ana ~ 10 IN Tins, II S'i@l2c,
HAMs-Per ID, fancy brands, lIS@l5Nci
MOLL asSEs-Fancy Loui'iana, per gal,
0O@t6t; Choice, oO@dOci Prime oOSSbci Fair,
i5g6OC,
RluE-Iouisinna, per ID, 7@7 l.2c.
SUGAR - uranulNted, per ID, II 2l@l2ei
Crushed, II l'2@l2c; Powdered, II l,2@l2ci
u, iioe A, per 10, ~ l-i@l0 lac; Choice
Louisiana, OG,V l.2c Prime, dos l-2c; Oral.
nary TO Fair, SOS l.ic; Common, 3-i@st,
SODA--Case; discard. English, sos l-2c,
keg, " h 6Wb 20.
STARCH-Vurious brands, per 10, $4,000,
soAP-ulive, &4@Bc; fancy soaps, per box,
81 6Og6 10.
SALT Liverpool sack, 81 cool 49, Onto
river, In bbis, W i5@2 60, table, per sack, l-2
TEA-Grnpowder 5O975c; imperial, 500
Sjc; Japan, O0i0Oc, Oolong, iO@1bc.
VlNEGAk-Cider, 2b93Oc; white wine, 10
0l75c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-22
The Sonyicps WIFE.

The Jefferson City Journal OF the 9th
says: A stranger called at the peniten.
tiary yesterday upon somewhat novel
mission. After some little hesitation
he disclosed to Deputy Warden Brad
bury, in charge, what IL was He wanted
to get II certain convlct's consent to his
marriage with the convict's wife. Mr..
Bradbury sent for the prisoner, who Is
up for ten years, and after some few
preliminaries the stranger, no seemed
to be an old acquaintance of the con-
Wet, made known his errand. Eyes"
said the convict after some little reflec-
ton, "you can marry her; but what
will you do with that boy of mine ?"
9Th, I'll take care Of him." said the
stranger "All righ', them" said the
convict, "you have my consent to
marry the old woman, but II | find,
when | get out of this, you hain't been
takin' good care of my boy, pll make 1t
mighty hot for you round there" But
the stranger renewed his assurances,
and the two men separated, both well
pleased with the result of the interview,
and each impressed with the idea, APP
parently, that he himself, had the best
of that bargain.
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c,,, As.essor ana collector.

40. ann authorized and requested 10 an'
npssr IA EDMONDhON NJ n candidate
g'gtiy AshrshOr and Collector az tho ehhu'
inleIttlIuu, Apnl 2, lhis'
as atr authorized aud requested 20 an-
.M,nrs Nh. q, j, GREEN 40 u candidate ior
ig A.srasuI ana Collector ~ the ensuing
Iefliuu, Ami 2, lhih'
No. afs authorized aud requested ~ an
,,nueg Fll u, htfAN aH u oanulhhle TOR
@i, AssrssuT nud Collector ~ mo ensuing
srtron, Aprlls, MN
No ARC authorized and requested 10 an.
a.,ne, Mr, llluMAn A, fllAlthH, ~ a
t,1IIiats mr the Office Of cliy Assessor ANA
eoIerlOE Election Aprll 2, ! N,
Ma a,r authorized snd requested % an-
.,,,,es Nl,. i, n, OGDEN ~ a. candidate Tor
,rseollun 10 the once VI cry Assessor ANA
Collector
Ne arp authorized aud requested 70 an
,aunce tup nnmo VI JULluhO budEL IN u
s,b'lldalf ior on Assessor ana Collector
We are authorized ana requested % an
sonncr A. lOHN 4, dANO M u oandidat"
Eft'Iy Assessor pnd Collector Election
Anil ~, lh'''
No ue ulhorized ana requested 20 an'
rannco Inc uamu OF q, A, 0ll,L asa onndl'
i.ig ion thr ONCE ~ CITY Assessor hnd tuls
l-ror Election April 2, lSis,
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TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG TOBACCO-Virginia bright, fine,
pounds, S5gsl; do do fineand extra twist, Goa
Zoe; do do extra DIN twist, GS@70n; do me-
dunn ana Fin twist; 5S@bOc do mmon II
In. twist, l5@55c; do mahogany navy, ~, ~,
rs, i60g50c; louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, 6l@56c; 40 do mahogany, 4S@5ic: do do
mahogany d class 1850 DC; do do dark ma
hogany, 4Sg60c; dc 40 fine black, 29@olc,
FINE CUr-Jnoice, 7OgOOt; me alum, 7V@
soc; far, 70aSOc; common, 6O@Ooc.
SMOKlNG-Vir mia smoAlng, @s ana u
5O,96jc; kentucky, 35@5Oc; common 10 good,
Sgsl fancy, us 10 quaiity, 81 io@l 3D.; Hon
rud, z, imported, per Id, 81 Al.
DOMESTIC ClGARS-havana, S6OglOO;
seed and Havana, 40@SO; do no scrap hiler,
o5@i5; Connecticut SEED, 25@S5; ordinary,
l5glS; cheroots nid sizes, l@l3.
I POR ED CIGARS, prise per 1909, Reg
del ray, Sl5O; Lundres, sllO; Brevas, Sl4v; Com
cnas, $3.50; Flor de Prinsado, SllO; Londres le
& rte, $50; Op, IN Grand, sllO; operas, slO
opera Rena, $50; kena Victoria, 500; Honra'
de cigarettes, 81 ,,.
sNUFr-Macoaboy S5@SSc; Kappe French
eli; Scotch aud Dundyfoot, S5gS5c; common
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHIsKY--Sweet mash, 81 1904 80; Sour
mash, u S96OO.
wINEs-Ciaret, in caae, 81 10; Catawba,
per gal. IL 1902 90; tort, per gal, sl'4O@i W
Sherry per ga, 81 io@i OF; Madeira. per GA. ,
81 5000 w; White wine, In cases, u 25@2l 10.
CHA MPAIGN E-Cooks, in basket, $50;
HeidsiecK, in basket, s2S Oh; krug, IN basket,
s27 O0 Domestic champagne, Sl2@lS,
ALE-Stock ale. cask, " ,5G2 90, Porter,
cask. ~ l5W2 o..
BItANDftS- domestic, In cask, Sl2@l3;
Gognac, ger gan, 81 35@2 70; French, per gal.,
"A 50Igl5 00;Apple, per gal, 81 1898 i5;Peach
IL 75g3 75;GingeI, u 25@2 0OBlaokberry,si W
O. 30 ,. 40.
Dome tic, pc gal, 81 4O@2 30.
UMS-JamNca, So 5000.
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Inherent county offices. Louisyille
lrummers have been la town this week
urahani % visited by drummers from
nearly OIL The eastern aud northern
ellles'-A difficulty occurred at Bel
knap last Friday, between W. CLARK
andh N Wealheriord, ia which a Dis,
tol was discharged by Mr.. Clark, shoot
ing himself through the arm, aud M.
WealheIiprd In the thigh, Both are
lesh wounds and are not considered
dangerous, The commissioners court
was IN session Monday and Tuesday.
having the Jalleonlraet under oonsiisra,
ton,
Victoria Comty,--Adyoeate Three of
Captain Halls men passed through this
Guy on last Thursday, on their way TO
Calhoun county, The recent depreda,
lions on stock there necessilatng their
presence IN the Long Mott nelghbor>
hood - Lieutenant Armstrong, 40.
eompanled byA brother Of Captain Hall,
aud q private Of theloompany passed
through town on Monday un their way
% Cpero,--There Is great deal Of
drunkenness In the streets At present.
We learn that petition has been filed in
The commissioners court asking for an
election 10 repeal the local option law.
The local option law Is considered as
utterly dead letter,
Browa County-Banneri An old man
named Maokey, living near Hazel Dell,
IN Comanche county, was hung by
mob on Thursday night week ago,
Mackey was accused of harboring u son,
who was accused Of stealing horses -
Dr. James Johnston, assisted by Dr. II
H. bradshaw, performed an important
surgical operation, on Monday last, on
Mrs, Green, living about fifteen miles
north west Of Brentwood on the Jim
Ned removing from her person, u
ilbrold tumorol considerable magnitude.
The lady Is doing we'll, Iii Ia est.
mated by those who ARE best posted,
that the acreage IN wheat this year as
with last Is IN the ratio of |
20 | and that the coming crop with
out some untoward accident belall il,
will aggregate fully 10000 bushels,
In the matter OF the cotton crop the in.
crease Is still greater and, II Ia conf |
donlly believed that Brown will pro-
iuce this season, 1000 bales
Travis ouaty,-Satesman A butch
tr WAS thrown from his horse At the
terminus Of the Central railroad and
quite seriously hurt a number of
young people are making up party of
twenty to attend Mardi Gras at Calves
ICn, which takes place on the liith,-
Mr. s, A, Posey, former partner OFT b.
Wheeler, left this city last Thursday,
iince which time he mas not been heard
rom--Capitol William Leonard, n
, little boy Of Mr.. Leonard who lives
neNr the international depot, met with
ais death last Sunday through the acS
,idental discharge Of a pistol which his
brother was handling, The ball passed
through the centre Of his head killing
Tim almost instantly The only
business OF note in the sheriil's office
or the week was the arrival from
1hicOgo and placing in Jail Off, Barry
strong, m charge Of being implicated
n the recent great land swindle Mr.
strong on former occasion gave u
cries Of dramatic reading in Austin.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


.ulbouzed and requested ~ an-
o1aals lapale " Y ,l, ' p,i,s of DIV
aalp lp Ne ensuing eleplipni Aplll y 100
sA.h anthori1ed aud requested ~ an-
We N'i XII AHAulD az % panllaale log
lllN .rsl,al al llip ensuing elepllpni Apfll
/. ,, autbOflged ana requested " an,
-, Np NN ia. w. MlA6Oh Tor the once ~
itlWgss shsl. ELECTION ApFll y l9ia'
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Evening Financial.

NEW York, February Clustering firm,
81 H. Money easy at lao per cent Goii is
weak at al Ol1s. Government bonds qulel.
state bonds dull.
Gold opened and closed at 81 Ol2S
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LUhnER nAaEgr.

YELLOW -nOKing, fenelng, soant
llnsi Per Thousand, ~ uOi drassal VI !
nolllng, dressed and malolied, sli OOi Match
Oh nelll ~, w pli weather bOaTllng, kll 30,
W. wi suTfaned tuO Oii matched ceiling, ~. NJ
misunderstanding, W 10.
fhhhhailnughi per thousand, lh 10
surfaced, 10 Opi plekplR, vs. %,
nj MULES fellpw pine, cut, III nOsl h0
loD zeal plhe, sawed, hoi cypress out,H 10
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NEW YORK, February2l. Flour, low grades
better, others steady. No - 1892 W; super
ane western and state 81 00g5 0O; south IN
anur. common 10 good extra s. $500 l6;good
10 choice extra 50 20@6 90; white wheat extra
sH 05as rs: extra white Ohio s. O595 OI15; I.
IonIs IS lOa5 OB, Wheat moderate demand,
nneraded spring 81 2lql q; n. braska spring
81 n. No. red winter 81 80, Rye steady ana
unchanged. Barley firm and unchang d.
Oats dull.
FIT. Louis, February 2l.-Flour firmer but
mot ouotabiy higher. Wheat opened higher
hnt an ed of at close; No red 81 Dal sOl4
cash: March 81 2l14 bid; spring higher 81 Vg
n6L N Corn higher for cash, ~ @i3c
cash: February 43c bid March i2l5e. Oats
arm and higher, &c cash; 2554c bid for III en-.
Rve steady and firm 5Ic cash. WHISKY
steady at 81 Ol. Pork firm $40 10 cash March
sto II Dry salt meats firmer, shoulders SIC;
long clear rib IS 20: short IS l5S5 so. Bacon
ouie and easy. If@6ls96ssc. Lard nomi-
nally higher at I4c. ,.
Cattle-Fair shipping demand; butchers
" lower: stockers in good demand, prime
~ choice shipping steers 81 e09i %; fair u
GOOD IA T5aI 40; fair to good butchers " 90
Z y7lk. cows and hei ers 50 0093 W; stockers
"a E0e,3 50: receipts $500.
Hogs-Slow, about &c lower on packinR
Grades. fair shipping demand; receipts 300
ssheep-Buyers demanding concession; faii
shining inquiry; common to choice z14@
| Sssc; extra heavy shipping 4H941zc; receipts
are $50.
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Cily attorney,

wsss aalhorlt,,d M, ~ ge9g,IllSy XIII,
lpptgaaIldaIp Tor 90 Attorney Election
Apdla me-
No an authorised enl requested y ,, az \,
pllN. llgllpn a. the uiiiee NJ Clty Attorney,
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LIME AMI CEMENT.

phhEhf-R Resemble "a worth "a n barre
Dallas, " 1
h-lha Deal quality ln harrsls 10 worth
hnlk " ~ 0dinATy Dallas, 80, POI
PLASTER 10 worth % 80 y barrel,
lhp hnppyiOf the ahOYe mentioned aTtl.
Joe 10 AN ple demand faiTi market nTm,
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RREADsTUFFs.

FroUR-Crescent, in sacks, 1919 San
.Iacinto, ss So; Empire, SO IS; XXX, $50 |;
Eagle. 81 IS; Magnolia, In sacks, " ms, we
Toid's Xxx, 50 so; state Central XAXX'
a. q: Choice Family, 50 % star NILS, "A "A
So 10 Graham, S375; oran' st WI coin ine"''
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EscULENTs AND FRUITS.

Esc1rr.ENTs-Irish potatoes, per Dbl, 81 10
"a Cd: Onions, per Dbl, 50 50; Cabbage we~-
tern, per crate. a 10. hh, 90 MAI 80
FRUITS-Apples green, per DO, % OOst py
Apples dried, per lbs, nc; Oranges per pol
IL 90: Lemons, per box 20 W.