Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-28

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again.
LzAES a leSsoa Of mortality from
the falling leaves
The dap are shortening and crowd.
ing the busy artisan into the ev. nin-.
hours.
Nor many days hence and frost
will come TO spoil the beaming An.
tamn leaves.
The Fair Grounds and vicinity ore
assuming tue appearance Of a bust
ness town in the midst Of a waste OF
forest.
EAST Olympia is beginning to be
convinced that she must divide her
honors for school facilities with Dis
trict Mol. as
The eve of another respite 'from
the turmoil of business has come.
Remember the Sabbath day to keep
it holy.
A FULL programme of religious ex-
ercises will come off tomorrow at the
various places of worship in our we'll
supplied city.
CONSERVATIVE parties down the
Sound are inclined to the opinion
that the gold excitement is all trick.
The sequel will tell
r The grounds surrounding the new
courthouse have been graded, and
now carpenters are putting an orna-
mental fence around tho premises.
ISN'T it time for new dress max
er to make her appearance The
girls have forgotten all about the
details of the last patent method.
ONLY think of it! A good bus
mess suit at Ford's for 50, and a
fine Oregon cloth suit for only $18.
$25 buys one suitable for wedding.
The touch of rainy weather will re-
mind thoughtful citizens Of our time
ly suggestion about wood-shed being
we'll filled before the rains "set in.
Oun merchants have been we'll re-
paid for displaying their wet weather
goods lately. Umbrellas and rubber
goods have oil found q ready and
profitable sale.
The latest dodge is for young
ladies to play mistake and sit on
their lovers hats. In this way, q
young man of steady habits has
been kept three hours over time.
The largest ship ever in Puget
Sound waters is said to be the Bar
ing Brothers, of Thomaston, Maine,
now loading with coal at Seattle.
She is able to carry over 5000 tons.
Coon NEws.-The smoke and fog
have taken the wings of the morning
and flown, if not to the uttermost
parts of the earth, a sufficient dis
tance from our borders to permit us
once more to see the light of day.
A NEW article of export from the
Sound country appears to havesprung
up in the shape of dried horse-radish.
A party in Seattle has received an
order from Callao for large ship
ment of this article.
Those who have had any considers
ble amour. of railroad business to
transact will be abundantly gratified
to learn that now but . few days
will elapse before there will be m
efficient and convenient depot wharf
and bailaing at the railroad terminus
A Nrw YoEx lady declares tina. If
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men, the number of trAmfs IN the
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