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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26
OrR old friend, Jake Myers, ID
visiting his relatives in Indiana.

Vl6lt1ng MS rel8uve3 ID 1uolAo3.
A FEW aspiring young men Of Sc
attle are about u form o theatrical
club.
Ma. Charles Z. Bray has assumed
the sole agency for Olympia oyster,
in Portland.
POLISHED boots and painted COM
plexions suffer alike, these days Of
nching rain.
A JAPANESE lady is about to out
fame the mother of the celebrated
Siaicese twins.
The Olympia Oyster Company per-
sist in saying that their business is
daily increasing.
REN. Vincent says his cork-soled
boots will never wet through; he is
right, for We have tried them.
The total number of deaths re-
sultipg from yellow fever in New
Orleans alone 'foots up to nearly
1000. <,tsss ~
On accopnt off. the inclemency of
the weather, the series of parties at
the pavilion has been indefinitely
postponed.
LAzINEss is said to be an incurable
disease. We have often noticed
that it was epidemic and sometimes
contagious.
The Dayton Ne,cs offers seven well
digested reasons and q" therefore, 1"
why it should be subscribed for,
taken, read and paid for.
Mr.. G. w. Lawton, of the Seattle
Nursery, is still gathering ripe straw
berries from his garden and selling
them at good prices in town.
QUITE an item. The Seatco coal
can reach tide water at Olympia, by
being carried twenty-five miles less
distance than to 60 to Tacoma.
WHISKY and Hard Times are elder
brothers to Adversely and Want.
We have only to shun their acquain-
tance to be forever clear Of them.
The specific for balky horses pub
lished in a late issue of the EXPERT
MENr was not a sell, but q fact which
every farmer should remember.
A SENSIBLE cure at last turns up for
consumption, depending mainly upon
a system OF lung exercises. Let it be
disseminated the world over at once.
The scow schooner Granger, of
Port Townsend, arrived in port this
week with : cargo of hay, consigned
to D. NJ. Brown Of the Peoples Mar
ket.
A FAT mans convention is one of
the latest things announced in an
Eastern city. The special objec: Of
the gathering is not stated in the
bills.
No less than thirty barns with
their contents have been destroyed
by fire in the Willamette Valley
during the past six weeks. Tramps
it iR.
TIE Department at Washington
has exonerated Father WILDER from
all suspicion Of blame; much to the
keen chagrin of his many newspaper
enemies.
The train men on the Olympia and
Tenino road complain of large num-
bers Of horses and cattle running at
large and endangering the safety Of
The trains.
WELLS, Fargo l. Co. have revoked
the order for discontinuing the yell
low fever subscriptions. and ordered
their agents TO continue TO rscsive
them a usual.
Tn old Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York is said 10
posssss . cash capital Of SIC. .00o. 600
in excess Of that possssssd by the
Bank Of England.
YAxkrs politicians are not the
only onss Who buy their votes. At
- saselion in Eagla,d. Losd Milton
and llr. LAsss1lss. two colleagues.
spent q. 600 900 for ssppost
A BOX eight inches BY eight inches
square. and eight inches deep 10
equal to q peck; but . box % TIE
lsf, ssr u exactly equal TO . peek on
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26
Vol. XVI-NO 49, OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY. N14VR

Tn Z - u gashingtoa Territory
wi.''- -
A o. = = anticipated in ths
rivers - Gllsr streams putting
into shs spsr Sound
GExsnaf Grant is still swinging
1ssnsd - eiicle in Europe with NO
thoaghtfof . third term
OLYxlixf tsschers complain that
patrons srs altogether too exclusive
in their yisits to the school-Ioom.
NEW York journalists and writer's
ON commercial economy bitterly CON-
plain of the evil effects Of fast life in
that city.
IT is q fact well worth pondering,
that no less than ten members of the
United States Senate are printers by
prfession..
A xw debating club has recently
bssn organized in Seattle. What
has become of our once famous " Lit
erary Society?"
JOAQUIN Miller attempts to climb
up another round of the ladder OF
fame by dedicating new volume to
Henry w. Longfellow.
AN astronomical clock never licked
more regularly than. fell the rain
drops Tuesday upon the already
thoroughly saturated earth.
A HEAVY frost visited this section
Thursday night. The ground was as
white at morning as if it had been
covered with q fall of snow. a
THousAnDs Of bales Of Oregon and
Washington Territory hops are be-
ing shippsd from San Francisco.t to
various points across the Pacific.
Dosr eo sbout apiag the present
appssrause sot the weathsr:; but. il
possib1sf eallstill more Of the smile-
producing muscles into requisition.
nrsIsAr1os1f politicaf matters in
Europe and western Asia are, by no
means, 80 safely adjusted as to pre-
clude the possibility Of renewed hos
titles.
EDISON, the infatuated inventor, is
deaf; q fact which, as some Of his
warmest friends assert, goes far to-
wards accounting for his mental alb
straction.
The box.car running between this
place and Tenino has been fitted up
with especial accommodations tend
ing to the safety of mail and express
matter.
WrMN day or two past, the roll
of thunder, quite unwonted 10 our
ears, evidences the fact that our
Eastern friends have not the whole Of
heavens artillery to themselves.
IT is paradoxical to newcomers
from the East to see our meadows
clothed in beautiful green while in
other respects, the face of nature
maintains the staid expression Of
Autumn.
MORE than three hundred thousand
barrels Of apples were sent from the
United States to England during
1877, and the prospect is that larg-
er quantity will be sent there this
year.
The famous Eddystone Lighthouse.
whose name is familiar 10 every
school-boy, is reported to have been
destroyed by q fearful storm which
ragged during the 9th and 10th OF the
present month. r-
IT is . good thing for prospective
house-builders to remember that one
fifth more siding and Touring ID a.
ways required 10 6nish . job than
the actual measurement. So says
an expert carpenter.
TAKE three ounces Of carbolie acid,
put il into twelve quarts Of ime-va-
ter or whitswash. sPPly ths nixtaEs
10 ths vhols inside of your hsa-hosss
and yoa win fcsssee 81 IA II ths
insects that are dslzinsntal - Poal-
Try.
WnEz DR.. Ganusl yohnsoa s.0ts
his Rasalas." - entitled H ~
chapAsr. TAs spsclusios. u vhish
nothing = eoacisdsd." 0ase. q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-10-26

w uVU0 NV. U40s
Tn Paris Exposisios slsss a -
tenth Of Ncvenber.
I'm regular ssicids eesW1od =
San Francisco % Friday last.
"kxovLKDoE u powsr,- bst -
cannot say that ths vice sev,s = -
ways true.
Or the completion of The dsPse,
carriages viii be ahls to turn absue
without sbstructing tzsvsl @ ~
bridge.
VIZ are under renewed obligaiis0
to Capt. Parker, Of the stssae
Messenger. for files Of down Soun1
papers.
SINCE the commencement Of ID
rains, the railroad track from this
place to Tenino, has wonderfully in
proved.
The first mad-dog ever heard Of on
the Pacific coast is reported to have
been killed, recently, in Dayton.
Oregon.
One of the steamers from Hong
Kong to San Francisco brought over
novelty in the shape Of . real
Chinese actress.
A SERIOUS unpleasantness in the
Baptist churches Of San Francisco
has at last resulted in permanent
split in the denomination.
LET interested parties exercise :
little patience and they can soon
read the premium reports Of the late
Fair in our weekly papers.
The last native Governor Of Cali
fornia, Pho Pico, is still in San Fran-
cisco. And We have Governor Agnsws
I'yet sojourning in our midst.
LuMBxaxEx complain Of hard timea, /
Logs arc worth but fo1t dollars T.
thousand in M walst, and thsps iss
but : smasI dsmand ~ thsl Al1l
prios. y I. T ss' s sss's b
Jzxs SoaIsy Y ~ u olympiass
time celebrities, turns up in town
once more. Where he's been and
how he Jared, We are unable to pre-
dicate.
| ONE Of the best compliments that
can be paid our Territory il . stats-.
| ments Of the fact that admirable bo-
quets can still bs gathered in our
gardens.
The recent failure Of the City a
Glasgow Bank, demonstrates the n
legged fact that the most unreliable
banks, AZ q rule. pay the highsst
dividends.
LARGE quantities Of grain are -
cumulsting at Walla-walla, and sur-
rounding towns. A loud argumsnt
for railroad transportation across the
mountains.
A GREAT temperance revival il in
progress at Lalt Lake City. Tbs
exercises are held under . huge tent,
and much good has already bsen ao-
complished.
IT may not bs altogether welcome
news to the prinoely grain-dealsrs Of
this. coast that the wheat crop a.
csntra! Europe this year il An over
whelming one.
Tn Emperor Of Germany wants
to be even with the Parisian noble
man 10 he has contributed nsaxly .
thousand dollars towards aiding ths
yellow fever sufferers.
Ds. Dio Lewis Of The Womsnis
Temperance Crusade lame has CONE
10 the surface oncs more in advoeat-
ing the rights Of Chiaansn. Aay-
thing for distinesioa.
Tn var bstvssa ~ Spring Val
lsy waasr Company and tks OI q
Saa Franeisso has vaxsd - vas0
tAeG ~ CosRany 6sa Z savhahle
70 slaG;oe Q waAGh0aa ev9 tAstg
hlgs rsssrvoir.
Tn ssaains e - E1fle anaG1w
a 0sa- lGeKaany seEivsa - H.
dsy. y ~ sssuiag - -
fuasssl services tssk - = -
sssiasass & - f.afly vo1nsBeIys
q I o'elsek .. -
An ana6sw ehmi1 sInmn1D -
- uuspas lssss 80 - - -
4 -
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nothing, at,,'thia time, which would
tend so much to restore friendly rola-.
tons amongst tho people srd stl nulate
them to thrift and independence, % the
Inauguration Of ,wiso and judicious
system Of internal improvements, aided
and maintained ct the public expense.
In concluding these. remarks, allow
me to assure you that l have been
moved by no confederation sSyc that. Of
public duty. III, = 90,
My sole purpose in addressing sou
to-day. in advocacy Of establishing u
system of internal improvements is,thst
in my judgment, it is tho only thug
which. can &c done to develop the
wealth and power Of the State, and elc-
yatO cni Improve the condition Of the
people.
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SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in t!,criSht side. under the edge
! Of the ribs, increases on pressure !;
,omctilnes the pain Is in tho left side ;
she paticutisrarcly able tolic onthclcli
,idc; sometimes tie pain is felt Under
he shouldcr.hIaGic, and it frequently
extends to tho top Of The shoulder, and
IS sometimes mistaken for a rheuunu-
tism in ,ilcarrl. Thcstomacll is affect
I'd with loss ofappe;itc and sickness;
;l,cbowcls in gcncralarc costivc, some
.imes alternative witl, lax the head is
troubled with pain. accompanied with
dill, heavy sensation III the bacIpart.
rhcrc;is scncraiIya considerable loss
If memory, acconpvniedwilh apain-
fiji sensation Of having left ,mlonc
something which ought 10 have hccn
lone. \ Slight, Try cough is sometimes
an attendant. Tic pattcry complains
1f WEAKNESS and debility I,aiS easily
startled, his feet are col! % huT,iH"
| mdhc complains otaprickly scnsal;"a
nrthc skin; his spirits arc low: "alJta'
though he is satisfied that cXcrciT.
would he beneficial to him, yet he c..
| scarcely summon up fnrtitute cnougl
to tryit, In fact. cdistrIistscvcry rem
cLy. Several Of, The above symptom:
attend the disease, hut'eascs have oc
cured where few Of them existed, We.
| examination Of the body, aflcr death
has shown Ike liver 10 lave been cx'
tcusivrly'tleraasca. ;
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. C. MrLASEs LiTER ELts, II
CASES or AGuE AND FEVER, whc;
taken with Quininc, are productive q
the most happy results. No bct'c'
:atl,artic can be used, preparatory 70
Or after taking Quinile. We woult
,dvisc all who arc afflicted with this
disease TO give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and a
Isimpln pHfgntlHe they are llncHtlalcd
! iE:KAaE or laiIIAyinSH.
The gcnuirc DIR. {. MeLASE':
LIVER Pu.Ls are never sugar coatct!
Every box l,as = rcd wax seal OF
he iii, with. the. impression Dr.
| MrLAXE'8 LIVER PILLS.
rm gcnuinc McLANE's LIVER Pills
scar the signatures Of c. McLANt
:ud Fi.fAi$o Eaos. OH the wrappers
! EyMsist ON your druggist or store
kreper giving you the genuine DR.. c
LANES LIVER Pills, prepared
ay Pleasing Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Snb by ii respectable druggist
and roga'rr storckccpers generally
".,,.r. ...n..F Il, give nR. c. MaL.sE's 1--we,
-Isrs : 81 7,v, will mail. PH;;Eald, to any rltS
Ia Lh.i.rL = =, one bO. ~ Pills for twenty-five
| c=a.s, LINING BIRDS. Pittsburgh. Pa
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To Charles 4. Patterson aad II 4
lam:
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moral ; and intellectual samoliOration
which ensucd was On unmistakcablo
tribute to tho civilizing and eleTatiag
influence Of good roads. Hr
Upon examination Of the reports Of
the public officers of Virginia, aud the
calculations which they haze enabled
nc to make, l fnd for the. year 1850,
The whole value c:!:nd IL
Virginia was S27i,6sO, 226 30
Ii the year 1856 3T3r4ghg95 20
Having decreased in elk
years 1S,7l3,t59 g
Fer the year 1850 s.s lands
west the A!lcsAay we:c
assessed ct G2,9T5rG $50 10
IN IS5c ct 97,3ll, OlO 05
Increase in elk Yeas 2s,G25,32l IS
Whole Gmouut Of taxes
assessed on lands in Viz
GINA for the year 1857 1893, 7oc IL
On lands east Of the Ale
gany for ,ha. year LIES. 80
On lands wcat Of the allie
gany fer that year $685. :
amount Of taxes assessed in
1857 on INCREASE value Of
land east O!tllo AllcgNry 70. 81 .
WrEt Of A!Icsuny fer saus
year H., t49 IS
1t will be bo.no in mind tina. the
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ANeAA. MoYlGES
NOTICE.

To he Stockholders Of tie Weston md
We@FOrh Railroad Comp umy. /!
On the goth day Of May, 1878, the Dr.
rectors passed tie following order:
"0rdered, That the Stockholders Of Tho
lIeston aaG West Fork Railroad Compan.,
be called''to assemble in general lnee,ior
at the Court House Of Lewis county In wcs.
on, on the 2ud day of August ISIS at =
o'clocl: P. N. 10 &C: on The proposition IN
lease for years the railroad anil all o,hrr
property, rights and appurteuauccs OF said
Company In order to complete said railroad,
and to authorize the Directors o! said Com.
pauy to make any contract on the lai,h an.
security Of the Railroad and other ::lroncr,y
of snid Company, which they NAV dean,
necessary 10 secure the complete. of mil
Railroad" ,
{. Pursuant to said order, special n.:c.inr
of the Stockholders is called, to assemble n;
the Coar: House of Lewis county, III Weston,
on tbs -"
eud day Of August. 1878.
for the purpose Of acting on tie UGsigcs
specified IN said order.
@,.i HENRY BRANNON.
pregidcu.
W. G. BENNETT,
Secrntnru
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITION.

To Charles \. Patterson aad II PAL.
lam:
GEETLrAEI Take notice, thai on III,
9Th day Of August, 1878, n, tic Office 9th.
Clerk Of the Circuit Gpurt Of Lewis county,
and on tic l2lh day, Of August, 1873, at lie
Office ofthc Clerk Of The County Cour, Of
Gilmer county, ! shall Crossed, 10 take tic
lcposl,iOus Of certain witnesses, to ho rcat!
rs evidence in my behalf, in a. certain chan.
Gerry sni. now pending in The Clscui: Coa:.
Of Glnler coaaiy, in which am pIaintiE,ai
administrator ely. J..fsaaks, deceased, az:
yon arc dricndar,s., 81. -.
And II fom any cause not now fores.cu
the taking Of seid deposit ious Should no.
be commenced, or being commenced ami
not concluded on the day named for either
place, the taking Of the saii DISPOSITIONS will
he adjourned from tiuc 10 time until cOa.
ple,cd. 900, ... =.
Given under NY hand. this 10th day c.
June, 1878. .,
q. =. ., . SAMUEL l.. HAYS,
!ldministrator'Of J. J. Frauks, iced.
Juuc22-4wF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-13
[BF TELEGRAPR.l
PARIS, August l2.-Rentes, 11Of. 45c

PARIS, August l2.-RenteS, 1Of. 45c.
NEW ORLEANS, August 12.-Gold, ICOssd 1OO55.
New York sight, u premium. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, 1853.
LONDON, August II -Consols, for money, "a 81 6;
trail, So. Pennsylvania Central 81; heading, 1914
Erie 17S4 Erie preferred, 32ls
NEW YORK. August 12.-Money market easy
at ll2d2 per cent Prime mercantile paper. 30
3l2 per cent Customs receipts, S359,0U0. Cle5F-
ings 50, 100000 Sterling exchange bankers bills
4S4; sight exchange on New York 4SS. Gold
sold all day at 1OOLi. Carrying rates. IL per cent
Borrowing rates, ! per cent and fiat. Goyernment
1850, new, 1925; do 1857, l045s; do. 1865
iOGl3; new s. 106i new ,4iss, I0458;
coupons, 1895 currency 6s. 12012. State
bonds were nominal; Tennessee IS. old, 35i
%; Virginia 6s. new, 20: Missouri IS, 105.
Railroad bonds quiet. The stock market opened
came strong, and prices advanced I2 to per cent.
in the entire lsf. In the afternoon the market was
shares especa y the preferred, which declined from
6sls to 6534, and after the exchange closed was
offered at %. The remainder OF the list declined
In sympathy. Transactions aggregated 100000
shares of which $500 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
ern preferred, 10000 ST; Paul common, $4,000
ST. Paul preferred, 1880 lackawanna, 2200
MdgaP Ssa and 500 Western UNION
Quotations at the close as follows:
yer, -; Quicksilver preferred, 30; Pacific Mail,
I6l4; Mariposa, l00Ss Mariposa preferred, 100lai
Adams express company, lO4; Wells d Fargo ex-
press company, go; Adams express company
46ll: United States express company, II;
New YORK Central, los; Erie; 1886 Erie preferred,
ri; Harlem, 1879: Michigan Central, 81;
Panama, l25; Union Pacific stock, 3d. Lake Shore
6I7s; Illinois Central, S3ls; Cleveland and Pitts
ferred. $40; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapolis, 23I2 New Jersey Central, "a; Rock
Island, II 3; st. Paul, 2Hl9; st. Paul preferred
b55s; wabash, 1924; Fort Wayne, 81; Terre Haute
lO1; Terre Haute preferred l02l2 Chicago and
Alton SlI9 Chicago and Alton preferred, 1885, Ohio
and Mississippi, ia; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 52ls; Atlantic and Pacific telegraph, %
Missouri Pacific, lOi4; Chicago, Burlington and
| Quincy, HOS; Hannibal and st. Joe, III; Cen
| trail Pacific bonds, 1858; Union Pacific bonds
IO5ss Union Pacific land grants, 104l2; Union Pa
| cihc sinking funds, l02.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-13
FINANCIAL.

the week began Yesterday uuder anything
but lively auspices. The weather was wet, gloomy
and depressing, and TumOr was busy with more ills
than an almanac could catalogue. The general
better. The commercial papers everywhere speak
cheeTfuy of the future. Peace is settled in Europe,
good haTYesis the rule In this country, and that
true wealth that consists of the products of the earth
here every week. but at present continues to be in
sufficient abundance; rates remain at Sd 10 per cent.
Der annum, generally the former. Exchange in Our
banks quoted at par buying and IA selling on New
York; other eastern cities, buying and Il sell
ing for both demand and stght; on New Orleans a
discount buying; selling at par The New York
Tribune. of Friday. says: THE leading features OF
the money market have In no wise changed, and the
excess Of the supply OF capital above the demand is,
If anything greater than since the great decline
I'm stocks The determination on the part OF sumo
of the banks and savings institutions TO cease pay
ing Interest on deposits has increased the
other quarters, and we hear of call
loans on government collateral being placed low
as per cent The common rate on railway cOliat-
eral was 2 per cent The New Orleans Times, o!
the money market, and an anxious inquiry how safe
ly TO utilize the abundant supply of Oanabie funds
locked up in The vaults OF our chartered institutions
The demand Is extremely limited The Chicago
Tribune OF Saturday reports: "A further decline In
the price of New York exchange is the only item of
I'm the financial affairs OF the city The sup
plies come largely from st. Louis and Cincinnati,
where the harvest Is week or two earlier than west
of Chicago, and bankers there seem to have had a
very considerable demand toF currency. Our bank
could readily supply them with all they wanted,
market" The ClarksVile, Tennessee, TObdccO-LedI
remarks: scarcity OF money in Tennessee just now
Is due in some measure TO the repeal of the 10 per
cent law. Money is more safely and probably in
loaned at per cent. under our mortgage laws and
a tax of 2 per cent"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-13
GENERAL TRADE.

! mOng the produce merchants business was
duh yesterday; a heavy rain and sensational and
ErOundleSs reports about yelOWieYeF resulting from
tdngs from Grenada, Mississippi indtspoSed every
body for business; but there was no great demand,
had circumstances been less unfayoTdble The
board OF health issued order 10 the Front street
merchants that yesterday the last day that cab
bageS would be admitted into the city, and ali that
not sod by closing uptime in the evening would
be dumped into the river. Corn was lower and in
I air demand; ~ sacks white shelled at 43c; 245
sacks yellow at 45c; l22 sacks mixed at APE; 100
SACKS yellow. 44c; 40 sacks white, 45c. oats were
sacks Ohio river at 33c. Bran weaker, with
light demand; buyers offered ST. per ton, but no
sale was reported. ifgg-Scant demand; no sales,
COrltH3sGl was quiet and the demand light; 81 30
from mill. Flour was firm, with the demand quiet
and pric 5 unchanged quotations reported as fol-
low: Extra, 81 15u D; family, 50 25U5 5Oi fancy,
81 15u 3, according to brand. Potatoes cOntnuedtn
scant supply. and former rates we're " changed,
Offering S0cdSl q barrel measure, loose; in
shipping order sell at 81 20 for Tennessee; ct
Louis, 81 25u 40 onions scarce at 81 I0u2
CIbb1ge, 81 Il crate apples were not plentiful;
choice. 81 75d2; Louisville, 81 so; FOR loose
Sld % barrel measure. Eggs were in lighter
supply, but the demand was small and prices were
weaker and lower; sales at SC. Chickens continued
drOOpy, with moderate demand and fair supply;
prices range from 81 80 10 81 30; extra fine hens
at s. rs Butter. Sdl0c for commons good eoun-
try, ia &c; choice western, 18ul7c DRIED Gp-
PIES, Al c peaches. Al &c. Lemons we're in good
demand at lower rates, $40 506l1 per box OraI?es,
50 a box. S'oc6IffS 81 10 a bushel. Wh0fe
bc1l4s, 81 SOAP q bll-i. j. Miitst ScCd 81 90 a
bushel. Lttne-Aajsla y 4 barrel; loose, 65c a
barrel measure Isy .0as clear side pork, 1l4c;