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The Osceola times., 1879-01-25
Fresh Oysters, Self-rislng
Buchwheat Flour, &c, at
j. A. GARLICk 5.


The river, with ills freight OF
ice and snow, had the appearance
OF floating panorama Of the
arctic regions.
Selling out al great .acti
ice, TO settle the account oi part
u, rshlp. Call soon Tor bargains
a, the New York Store.
!. Sc. N;TZ&n
The next term Of ,hc public
school Tor ,hls, the first district, was
let out hy the Trustees last Tucs
DAY % Mrs. NJ. \. GoodrIch.
The attention of the farmers
Is called to the "Special notice IL
Farmers" by Mcssrs. Wicks, Bel
4 Co.
The knife has struck bottom
high prices are 'hrg> ni' The past
Remember that +. \. Garlirk VII
sell you more goods j 90 lhan 49, )
house IN town.
The Nodcna plantation l.
again advertised tor sale. aud wi,
positively como oil thIs time, OF
Tia, 2Slh Of February, See nolic,
Of commissioner sale.
License to call each othcr, "ol,
man rs old woman" was issued tc
Bland Williamson aud J.. J. VII
hanson, last Wednesday, who wey,
married the same evening. N
changing names. no card, no cake.
The latest enterprise We hca,
o. in our immediate virihily Is that
of e" Save getting engaged in by
Mc-srs T. Frost 4 Co. vino have en-.
ployed large force, aud are get
ting oa, oak slaves for market.
-Wo observe the name of our
Hon. Representative, } o. Black
wood on the committee on claims
We would inform those whose
claims before the County Court
were rejected aud dsaiiowcd, thai
this committee il not for the pur
pose of reconsl,cr;ng such claim,
so don't send them up there, if yor
don't want to be again disappointed
A very agreeable and iustruc
tive entertainment wus gwen ny
tho members of the O. l.. q d. As
sociaiion, Thursday evening, 10 1
respectable audience. The exer
ciscs consisted Of music, rccitatinns
readings and essays and wound NJ
BY Transforming the forum INTO d
scene of dancing and merriment.
We we're pleased to meet oui
friends II. : Palmer, and Mr.. II
SchuIt, of the Gayoso Democrat,
also Mrssrs. Meyer Cook and Geo
Druelinger OF New Madrid, in oui
town durng the we.k. Ilna say-
the Democrat has been frozen
up Tor seven weeks, aud nothln.
but a breeze ir,m the torrid zore
Will ever thaw 1t out.
MIR. n. l.. Cook started for Rig
Lake II few days since, and the
roads being in terrible condition,
undertook to travel through the
woods. After travelling all day, he
found himself within sight OF TOW u,
and OF course stayed at home ,hal
Might. In taking an Inventory OF
hi. ciircts, lie discovered he was
minus n valuable Smi,h K Wcsson,
Improved Pistol. (3s cahbrc), and
pint ci Prevents me .iica,cd anu
nitiun sec notice oi reward.
sSeaigs.arters.
John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
ainrn il The hcndnIariers for chn;re
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MI. J. X Z Ilale, our distil.
z uishcd fellow cilizcl and County
Clerk, returned from Liltlc Rock
last Tuesday. lie brought home
Hilh him, from Memphis, two bug
gle, one for his own use, and the
other tor the usc of his friends.
We are glad to note this evidence
of prosperity an the part OF oar
han i,omc friend. jimmie, ~ soon
~ we ran sIare few moments,
wr'rc coming arou"d to take II
ride.
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newspapers the publisher may continue 10 seh1
Ahem until all arr.arages are paid.
Ii sub, rib-r- neglect or refuse to take '"e''
newspapers from their Office to which 'hrS "''
directed, they are held responsible uh'" uh'9
iaye ,ettl.d their bile aud ordeird the paper III
con Hue
Ir.nbscrber- move to other pla'"- without l'
forming the publisher. and newspaper are -eh'
,th, ( inner direction. th9Y are held resionshie
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the "Teacher's In.
stitute OF this county will he held
IN tie town OF Osceola, on the 18th
Il Ia and 18th days Of February
1879, AID on Saturday, the 18th of
February, Il public examination
will he held ia said town, for the
purpose Of asccrtaining the pro:es-
sional qualifications Of all persons
desiring 10 teach IN the public
schools Of Mississippi county.
= - SrNNPs
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/. cCHNlrZER.

Is .sascfcs' nanc or dcslg
ualiOn l. givca 10 caUsc at Fever
aud Aguc, or other intermittent
jiscacr. 1t is atwavs malaria. Elm
iuatc tia, from the system, and -
sure cure Is the immediate result.
! be safest. sureSt, most vilecluai
and, AT the same time, pcrirrl "
harmless preparation tor prod ne
ing this happy effect, is CLIFFORD 5
FEBRiFUGF. II represents, in their
utmost purity ard free from all
irritating fr"per'les, the remedial
principles of tie East India Gin.
chnna bark, US grown on the Nil
CHERRY hills. 1t is the most over
lul antdpte to malaria known, and
yet IL harmless ~ water.
J. G. RlcuAgp-oy, Prp'r,
For sale by all druggists. ST. Louis
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Local Column
MASONIC

'fhc stated communications of Osceola Lodge
No. - y. 4 \. VI will be- ,ld the saturday :
On or aeVi before, each full mn"n. VIZ Ian.
4 fch. /. March :. Aprl5. May 3 May 81, june
-, June 2s. Aug 2, Aug. 81. sept u, oct. -
Nov. 2. Drc - Ihe election aud install tiuu
II fccrs vi t kc place bee %. ct. John the
hvau.'lisU
The VI mhcrs are oricred tn attend in Accord
anc with the BY Laws
All Meter Nl,~uns IN goCd Standing are COtdi
ally invited 10 attend. liy or'icr uf
j.. X y. IiNIE. " VI.
MoERIs IllIN2, S.c'y
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County Examiner.
$,scci::: .%G.icc Farmers.

Al cu'crlrisirg farmers shou d send t.
WEEK BELL q Co, 81 Norh tifth rect.
IN ladrip =, Pa for c'fCui ar con crui * ticlr
rev * irUltui al Mar, hou-c, which tliel have
aprncd IL t.it city lhry Offer 10 ship anythia:
in the agrcnltural Inc. no m,lt,r h,w Iu1it
The cidrr. ut Wh, leslie cost dirert 10 yoai
homes. f. 81 freight cirA ecs They also f.
ici io fI,mcr- ti'c surprise corn shelter for the
4rmiuai .uIn Of iva dtl,a II &. the hest h ut
aa 'lihe in tie marEtt VII 81 one unarec
tusne IS ri earn pr ady any by oy gi.i 90 the
Ga m cHE use II Il l. ncat ; and sub -lanilal. y
mIfc-.in iar' q Il the ~ . duriI;e mgcli We
in Hsc. Every farmer Sii,uld have ne. spec, 81
flir- give. 10 .liai ir farm. r. who wiil act az
a-ttt. Ci-h mast arcaui ,iaug ord 'r. nj al
mon y hy post nil.y money uvd a r. gi-icrIt
letter or cyrIr.s Cuc',as nti'et irr. L.
,v,ry fsmr,i H. thr United -ia'r- aprlie Q
To NkGh ~EI.L ~ -
3ais North Fifh stre, , Philsdrlphia, Pa.
The New York Store offers
60 500 worth OF first class Clothing,
Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes. at
bal! price Of original cost which
mus, bv disposed of in GO days
wj,hou, reserve. II will well pay
son 10 lay in your supply. Take
he trouble to call and examine ioi
yourself.
J
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Professionals.
II NJ. McyIIGn. 5. 5 sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
s. S SE M MES,
.VOT.f s'P u IL Il I T..
O&CEOk.i.

Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all the 'oun,ies oi
this (2dr Judlciai Circuit, the ''u-
prone Court OF th" State, and IN
the adjoining counties of TcnncS-
zee and Missouri. Special and
prompt attcutIop given TO col.
iectious, to the payment oft taxes,
examining anl ab-lractlng titles,
ANA to " whatcrcr may arprr;ali'
,,a general Land Agency.
Jan. Is &c.
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Mr. Blind Williamson La

Mr.. Bland Williamson had a
case III the Common Pleas Court,
Bland Williamson. Us J +. Jack
son; he had also an uncommon
court ease" Bland Williamson, vs.
tin.tc litigant-got judgment Tor
si3 IN the former Gaze, aud Esquire
Lynch pronounced judgement for
him in the latter, and gave him
Mrs. Williams too, besides con.
siderable start in The way ola fam.
ily. May your good luck never
torsako you, bland.
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con Nin. w tile testimonials uf piaci!ca farmers
ai 4 Dairymcp throughout the Uuilrd -tates ant
tctttunai views of 4 COW = teats mud hag d-,"c,-
ell and srieulitclls cSllsined, hy nis white
and y Il on Uf His city, S,nt nee 10 any adj
dress GRO T.. MING. President.
Oiiico, d7 Broadway. New i'fk
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

VI I lU1hb DIEEO ltE
STATE otfCEt>.
Governor W. Il. Miller
S-c'y of >iiie-,id. oh F~plich.
Andlior-Juhn Crawford.
Tr asurrr- 4 J. Churchill.
AIRY Gen1--W. +. henderson.
Com state Land.-- v Lrsr
Chanccllur--D " talfuli.
Chancrry Clerk ! W Galloway.
Chief Justlcc--E. II EaGli IL.
Associate Justices John Il. Eakin. lnt
". NJ Harrison.
~u,t Pub. lost l.. Denton.
i.t. CoNGREssIoN Il DISTRICT.
Congressman lst Dl.ulct-PJihdcAtrr Dunn
JUDICIARY.
second Circuit Corntnes oi Mississippi Cror'
'rit'e eudrn. Pont-eit, Craghcdd, urcche, 'Ial
ton and Randolph
ircuit J'nlgr l.. l.. Mack.
Pros. Ait'y-W. IA Cato.
LEGISLATIVE
29ih D.trict-C"'Intics of MississiI !, jackson
Pnint-ett and Crsigh'Id.
STATE >rnafur-b. Harris
Representatives. U. ElHck~o"d
COT NrY OFFICER
County Judge-J T friis.
>hetif-W. Is ak ns
county q rk-.T X. T.. Hale.
rr,asurer-J. " Uzzl.
sufNclor--B Dachus
Ass, -Sor--W N p-cd.
Coroner q T. Ptt.y
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OsccOia Rain Drops.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
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SE'ECEsE N0TaCEs.
t.oSi-i3rAay.i.

somcwh 70 al ang the the Big Lake rnal = IN"
smith ai Il MessoI, tiS cui hsrl pistol for the r.-
c,yrry of which | VIII give live dollars.
l., Cook
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Take Notice.

This Is ,u certify That | have ap
po ntcd Mr.. II. Heinz as my assist
ant, who is fully empowered Ia
transact all business connected with
the Office Of County Treasurer.
j. W. CzzELL,
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-liI.I.CH SII,NItEs.

Every sabbath, at the second papli-t Church,
al II o'elocG u. ~ u.i p m
u l.. PREWlTr. Pastor.
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O.cEnL., Mar 30. lsts.

Wh,rr ANY IT the above .riirig. cai be oh.
laned al All times. lurr aud ir-~h. i-l9lf
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobaceo.
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County Treasurer.

-l'a ing purchased the entire
interest Ia the Darncll 4 llutson
Mills, ut Guynso, Mo, | respectful
~ announce to the citizens along
he ri cr, aud contiguous thereto,
that | am prepared TO deliver all
kind of Lumber, ut any point on
he Mississippi river, al prices that
deity competition. Orders flied
with promptness and dispatch.
Address, ID. FIELDS, Gayoso, Mo.
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TEIE SUN.
1e7e. SEW YORK 1e

l6TS. N l. '" II o6 l6SE-
As the time am rouches for the rcl;rsa. II
ub'crpi n. tHk NJ y wsiild remind IA,
,rielis aud w.iizaistiet- .s,rywuar- th4p II "a
..ain candidate for their coI- liberation aud
supp ut Upon iis record for The l,a-t ten rears
IL relies for continuance Of III. hearty rvi,,-
pnthy aud generous coup' rati',u which have
idtisrt" hecn eAten,isd to IL fon r,eiy ai,art. p
oi The lnlon.
The liAiI.i SrN IL "a fs ur pagc- sheet ~ ~ coli
umis prize 10y n-il, port paid, IS crnis a month
or g. - per year.
Tt, SvsDAy edition of liz ~ \ IL M eigl,-
.,p.,. shrtt Of 81 c ium> White x;s.pg fhs
eve 81 the day, u also contains afar.: a,,i.nrt
I library aud mi.ccl ianeous ,asitrr spprit ly
prepared ior u. iliE ~ DAYst,N is, mct
vita great succrss. Poet taid si.2O year.
THE w EEELY sum
Who .iu-s mt know THE WEEkl.Y eiNq
II circnla - Throughout the United states, ~.
anAdas. md bcvond Ninety thpusana faigi.
H. greet il, welcome ragc- weekly, snl rtya.
u IN tne li.hi of guide, cf,unsellor. and isi.rd
IL news. editorial. agriculture, aus literii
icpxrmrnts make II ,s-entialy n iOi-n,! u
ih" faixy and tie ig-.sidr IerIas. o..
IOi.i. n year. post pui,i, 1his trier a,i II
epn~i,!syrd, M .kes II the <heApssi ucws,st r
published For c,ui,- al ten, Will. so ca IA tea
All .sa!t an eNtra "npy free.
Addre.- FUB.J>ULRO OF Til, SIN d
New Yo,k vi
~ --4~
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ADMITS f,ou want to NAME.
hOnN Id MuNEi lle.san,ly - Z
aud f.i allre-, fI>L.r, nAnvky X 60 a.
lanta, ia.
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y WugiuuD qlhpN
o~sS MoI1i1plnd-ls'd ''slo ii awsu o.-
'glth 'aNlG on! uu 'suIy. uIJu I1tg -c
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MURPHY MEETING!

There will be rcgu ar communi.
cations of the Osccola Murphy
Club > al the Union Church every
SUNDAY EvEHIhG, at = O'clock. A II
members Of the Club are expect, d
TO attend, and the public generally
are respectfully invited
J. MATTHEWS, Pres't.
By II. L. McEtIGH, Scc'y.
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I lean nsks money faster Mt woik fGrfs silrtr
lat anything ri~'. Cspitai not rcnuirl.t .s
N}hy tie indn.srissae Ms,,. ws.1sr =. s..sss {.
snd g;rlr xant.d 4 vvesysfArre ~ rspk DID, q
soN y he tisre. tsaiiY vztdf onA1 txsnne ".
Adass<s. fss~ > CO 1SInN1 - 1 a,
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THE PATENT SELF-AGTING
COW MIXER MFG 90.

Every one who owns
COW sl,oul 3 have ono
of our wonderful Hilk-
ers A child can use
them SoLt FREE to any
pant Of the United
ta'es ON iccti ipt ni s.
, nd rYr ON llustra I'd
plrnlllNi ON ihr [ ON i.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

I FOB PRINTING OF all kinds,
- Neatly executed at the office of the
WASHINGTON STANDARD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03
LINN and formed an Attractive feature

Lum and formed an attactive feature
of the Fair.
The annual address was delivered
/ ly MIR. Jos. Allen, and was an able
argument in favor of agricultural
pursuits, contrasting favorably with
a commercial or professional life.
Governor Ferry, Secretary Owinss
ana other distinguished visitors were
present on the last day.
The ball on Friday evening was q
plcasant affair, about sixty couples
participating, an an excellent sup
per was furnished by the two hotels.
\ meeting OF The stockholders was
held on Friday AT four p. NJ. and the
following directors were elected for
the ensuing year: A. +. Tu!lis, J.
II. Long, 7. W. Newland, JOS. Hen
riot, J. w. Mcdonald, Chas. Bishop,
Jas. Tullis, Francis Donahoe and w.
West, after which the directors held
ameeting, and officers for the ensuing
wear were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, j. II. Long; Vice President,
Jos. Henriot; Secretary, Wm. West;
Treasurer, A. Il. Tullis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

The beautiful sample of SCROLL
saving, to which casual reference
has been made, exhibited at the
Fair, deserves more extended no.
tice. The design is "The Lords
Prayer" the letters being cut in var.
ious and fanceful forms and arranged
in artistic order. The center is o
carved figure, doubtless designed to
represent the Saviour, while on either
side, at the upper corners are carved
forms of angels, and On the lower
corners crosses. A base surrounded
with columns, constitutes graceful
border to the whole design. 1t is the
handiwork of Willie Sternberg, a lad
about II years of age, and indicates
plainly the possession of remarkable
talent in sculpture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03


The following list Of members of
The Assembly is republished for con-
venience Of interested parties:
Elliott CIine&-Jc;le"son Clallam, Is
land and San Juan. =
t'rancs Ii. Cook-Picrce, Mason and
Chehalis.
j. II. Day-Walla Walla.
Il. II. Dunbar-tlarl., Skamania Kick
itat and Yakima.
q. S. Dndlcy- King.
J. Il. La Dus-Cowlitz, wahkiakum and
Paciiic.
J. McGlynn- Kitsap, s'nohomish and
Wha.com.
l.. NJ. Ringers Columbia, Whitman
and Stevens.
Amos Tullis-Thureton and Lewis.
House oe REPRESENTATIVES,:
J. J. Foster#-Cowlitz and Wakiakum.
George IL. Steward and B. +. ShawsE-
Clarke.
u. c. Guc nscy aud r. c. Frary--Colum-
bin.
N; v, Ha'per@-CIark, skamania and
Kick itat.
c. u. TwissA--.Lewis.
NJ. Il. Tiilev i. NJ. Rhoades-Thur-
J. n. Baker Uhchals and Pacific.
j. T.. Gandy-piercc.
f. &. Purdy*- Pierce and Mason.
ID. Il. Ward, l.. L. Smith and VIM. II.
Whites King.
II. Blackman'*-Snoh
s. W. IIOvey -Kitsap.
Alfred Snvder--l<itsap and Jefferson.
\. II. fuckers jefferson.
Henry RnderA --Whatcom.
$. Troy*-Clallam and San Jsun.
Peter ID. Jorrup*- Island.
DnrL ipc Whitman
John a. Taylor, Mark +. Colt, J. NJ.
Dewar and ID. J. Storm*-Walla Walla.
Levi arnswortll-Yakima.
ID. +. Percival-Stevens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

JOHN Kelley and wife are wel ding
their way homewarl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03
4 Curious Industry.

The principle industry of the town
of West Falmouth, Mass. is tying
tags with bits OF strings, by which
the tags may be attached to articles
which require to be labelled. A cor
respondent writing from that village
says: "These tags are cut elswhere
and sent in bulk to West Falmouth.
The string is also cut in skeins. The
business here is to cut the strings
in suitable lengths, tie one into each
tag and return it to the manufacturer
in Boston. This sounds simple
enough and small enough, and yet
it furnishes occupation to between
three hundred and four hundred per-
sons, and involves an elaborate sys-
tenn of bookkeeping. The business
is carried on by woman for the last
twenty years. The orders which
we're once filed in bushel basket
now require large freight boxes,
and amount to an aggregate of forty
millions of tags in year. The little
pink strings are reeled eff and cut
in given lengths and lunches, each
bunch having 1O1 strings. These
strings are given out by the 100 900,
together with corresponding num-
Der of tags, to people coming to the
Office for them, and are paid for at
the rate of twelve to seventeen cents
a thousand. Young children tie
with their mothers, and even old men
and it is the great source of pinmon-
ey in the community"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

A LIFE IN BED-A few weeks ago
says the Lowell, Mass, Mail, we
published paragraph concerning q
woman in some far-away land, who
had been twenty years in bed. We
have been told Of n case more Ee-
markable than that in New Hamp-
shire, within half days ride of
Lowell. More than forty years ago
a handsome, intelligent daughter of
thrifty farmer in that town became
attached to a young man in the
neighborhood, toward whom her par
ents were not favorably disposed.
They would not consent to her mar
Iiage, and she, although competent
to reason with herself aud them on
the subject, gave up school which
she was teaching, went to her bed
and never again rose from it to work
or so into society. At the time she
was not more than seventeen or eight
teen years old-healthy, sprightly.
intelligent and good-looking. The
wocld to her, it would seem, had as
many charms as for any one else,
but without the man of her choice
though the choice may have been
regarded rs a poor one by her
friends--her bed was her world,
and for more than forty years she
chung to it, never once leaving it
to help herself to anything out of
her room. The members OF the
family were her servants.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

Hon. Elliot Cline, member elect
of the Council, arrived by the Zephyr
Wednesday. He stops at the New
ENGLAND.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

Me ssEs. II. o. Dunbar, of the
Council, and n. V. Harper, of the
House, arrived Monday evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

TIE Seattleites ale in the mids. Of
a resurrection scare.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

Those who have experienced the
comfort of cork so!ed boots in wet
weather. seldom return to the ordin-
airy make, il this land OF incessan.
rain. A trial Of Niu:snt's cork
soles will we think demonstrate the
truth Of all we can say for them.
He makes all other kinds of loot
and shoe, however, - all may he
suited. A sing" pair of his boots
has been worn ny gentleman of
this place constantly three years,
which is n marked instance of their
durability.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

GRANT is still swinging around
lose.
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Notice
DIR. SIP I N N Fl Y,
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.


Young Mon
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w of youthful follies or indiscretion,
will do well to avail themselves of this,
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of
Seminal weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-
panied 10y slight smarting or burning
sensation, and a weakening of the system
in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits a
rOpy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appear, or the color will be of q thin milk
ish hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are MANY men
who die of this difficulty ignorant of the
cause. which is the second stage of semin-
al weakness. De. ). will guarantee per-
feet cure in all such cases, and healthy
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs-lO Ia 4 and to g. Sun
days from 10 TO ii A. NJ. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY & co.
No. IL kearny ST., San Franisco.
San Francisco, Cal, Apl. Is, ISIS. l:y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

THE attendance at the first ball
held at the Fair Grounds, WedLes-
day evening, was not large, but those
who were present enjoyed a very
pleasant time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

A SPELLING REFoGM-The Chicago
Tribune has inauguarted spelling
reform and will hereafter spell ac-
cording to rules of it's own. These
rules are now in the hands of the
editorial and reportorial force, print
ers and proof-readers, and no devia-
zion from them will be tolerated.
Here are the changes:
Omit ne in demagog, catalog, ped
agog, synagog, dialog, decalog, and
other words ending in gogue and
logue.
Omit the superfuous me in pro-
gram, gram.
Omit the second m in dilemma
(dilema.)
Omit the superfuous te in cigaret,
etiquet, parquet, coqust and others
similar words except Gazette when
it is used as tie name of a newspa-
per.
Spell definite in all its forms with
out the final g, thus, defnit-ly-
ness, indefinit-ly-ness.
Spell infinite without the final 9;
also, iniinit-ly-ness.
Omit final in hypocrit, ia vorit;
also, opposit-ly- ness, apposit-ly
ness.
In words ending in L" lessness'
drop one from LESS" viz: Care
lesness, thanklesness, etc.
Omit the fourth in assassin las
sasin) and other forms of the word.
Spell somerset, not somersault.
Spell canon with Spanish n, or
spell it canyon.
Change phi to + in fantom, fam
tasn, and all forms of the word, in
fonic, fonetic, fonografy, orthografy,
alfabet, digraf, difthong.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

AT the running race over the Fair
Course, this afternoon, a
horse owned by Mr.. Elder of Maso n
county, won. There were five en-
tri eS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-03

CAPT. Kellar, father of Mrs. J. H.
Munson, of this place, an old resi-
dent of White river, arrived by the
Messenger yesterday, to visit relati YES
and to spend few days at the Fair.