Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-07

/ Er Paul and yIr<s..a vere ous
h-si-rsdan< lH~s nigh;
Txx usoon has already .ss.sned h~r
su~s quarter. - the s.@ii nan ap
yunSsr can b%ssz so s-e sllfsss sp<,a-
me mon~y.
Ma ] &. Hoxr r~surneA frsn San
Fasessre. wslne~isy. Iookses ~ Il
be had been fed vel and treated
kindly Has new goods are forth
esnssg.
s A fAresi6as lady pele-trAn re-
marks sh., our sidewalks need pain,-
ing. PEosrnding nail heads. too, OF
ser considerable RESISTANCE to sseep-
ING dresses.
ArgsOsEsxrE.-An indnlgen. hus-
band Of our acquaintance has re-
ehristened his wife Eve, because she
Is persistently exclaiming, Il have
nothing TO wear" Agood idea that.
Ar HAND. The falling Of the
leaves. the coming of the ravens and
the tendency of school children to
play "hookey" strongly evidence the
solemn fact that staid Autumn 10 at
our doors.
WELL REPRESENTED. Since Presi-
dent Rabbeson of the Oyster Com
pany returned from Portland, that
corporation have received larger
orders for shipments of the deli
cio1s bivalves.
IRIS an ill that blows nobody any
good" was illustrated the other day
by o well-known blacksmith rubbing
his hands in glee during the run
away, at the prospect OF. broken
wheels to repair.
81. The systematic epicuse waits
till the advent of Septembsrs bsfOrs.
he commences his oyster seasonA
Any tine is seasonabls sneugh Cor
us. provided ths. .apup hbfepght in
| gasa an1 .mAznl- s.s " e,
Tho ni....s mia ArnsAamr Mn!
strsls propose to give IN entertain
msnt on Saturday evening, tho f4th
inst, in Columbia Hall. Late n2usic
and new farces will be placed on. the
pboards, and a pleasing entertainment
may be expected.
| xsE With the speaking at the
Grove across the Bay. next Sunday,
together with our numerous church
| ss in town, supplied as they, ans with
talented pastors, our people ought
not to complain Of the duaness OF
their theological training.
SLIGHT DETENTION large fir tree,
islled by q Chinaman, yesterday af-
ternoon near Warren's Point, denaOl-
ished about thirty feet Of the railroad
track, and in consequence, of the nAis-
hap, the train was not able to re-
turn to Tumwater until \ late hour
last evening.
A Coop SELEcrroN.--Our young
friend, Hsrmes Hicklip, is spoken
of as the probable teacher Of the
Fall and Winter school in District
No l, and if he receives the appoint.
ment, We bespeak for both parents
and scholars, a pleasant and profit
able school.
81 Promptly aobedience to our
suggestion, A. J.. Iittleiohn has ta-
ken time by the forelock and gone to
work in good earnest preparing for
incoming strangers and their families.
He commences by erecting . neat
cottage on the south side Of Long
Bridge, immediately in the rear OF
Tacoma EAll.
SrsoxGrx SUeaEsnvE.-O9ders ase
coming from far and near for boeGhs
and ground space for tents to b Ne
served On the Fair Grourds- Ahzge
aatendasce and IN unprecedented
good time may b expected ss the
great exhihatioa nov elo~s n hand.
Fos I'll wants, sddrsss the Secretary
Of The A~socaasion-
\ QrIzx P.orrn- A young wsfe. whose
hu<hsnz cone kosne 81 . shoeksHs's
lsse kcur rscs<zsy. vsaid n<atAsr s~
lkisued sar co~1cxssd tll be prs2-
is<d 10 subscrihe iw the Dsns Ia
rsnzxxxr- Kssses tkan sFs2Azssg
rx~x~r~A siue. fur &oD<~tse ees1en-