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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-11-13

RELIABLE SEED-CoRN.-The years
are few in which farmers do not sus-
tain large losses in consequence of hay-
ing planted corn that did not terminate.
1t is more important that the seed Of
corn be good than that good seed be
planted brother cultivated crops. Corn
ordinarily requires the entire season in
which to mature, and if replanting is
rendered necessary on, account of worth
less seedsthat which was late planted
may not mature till the coming OF early
froSts. Corn-growing from seed planted
at different times will not be even at any
time during the season, and on this ac-
count the field viii be difficult to
cultivate. Farmers sometimes obviate
the difficulty by replanting with seed of
an early variety. The two kinds of
corn may ripen at about the same time,
but yield of mixed corn will be the re-
suit, and mixed corn never brings the
highest market price.-Chicag0 Times.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-11-13

PHILADELPHIA possesses the cham
pion modest young lady. The Ctr0n-
icle has discovered that when she hangs
out stockings on the clothes-line she
puts wells over them. '-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-11-13
STORY, "a g Mp !.
ORGANS,

The house OF STORY CAMP organized 1861 and has from
small beginning into the largest Piano Th
money and sell them for less
men, whether they purchase Tribune ~ f,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-11-13
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF US:

Ms STORY CAMP stand the head of the music trade Of the West
honorable and
merchants and They have built oneof the
mercantile houses and their establishment both
Loui-St Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

KAIES VI ADVERT sLIS0.
For square, 10 lines or less, ! week. 81 O.
Each subsequent insestion, 75 cts.
Longer advertisements 1t the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted a. square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; q reasona-
HE deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of sdminis-
traitors aud legal notices Of like character
to be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers. each $l.oo
For County $50
For District, Circuit, or Ststc. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Health is very good rs far as we know
Spring has come and the farmers are
thinking about commencing farming
hut they are somew hat bothered. fov
every time they get ready TO commence
IL rains and makes the ground too wet
for some time, but some are sowing oats
anyhow. We Rad splendid school
this winter, II closed two weeks ago,
with grand.spelling- bee at night. Our
Chnrch-house was almost full; we had
good time generally. Mrs. r. G..
Strain has returned home from Senator
Traylors. the Western Rambler said She
was studying law. but he was mista ken.
she has been learning how 20 get away
with her brown paper in making frames
and wall-pockets. aud such like YOU
know ; she Is bound 10 have everything
nice. Lyman thinks he is q prominent
Young man. and will pass anywhere
perhaps he Is, but no one else would
have known IL, If he had not published
Il himself Self praise is halt scandal.
Lyman. NJ. sill thinks Il Il good six
miles to H. X. Fleming's in ireland. be-
cause he cant get home until Mondav
morning. Try and let him of sooner.
Fanny. Carrie says ii IL well that
Albert p. does tremhle in his boots with
fear. Alice says that her and Ben.
would suit fine IL he was not so duck
legged. Ida a. il rejoicing - George
K i boarding with her; though Annie
i not looking SO well: Bob. T. moi there
All the time. Ri.lie r. thinks Clarks.
thread y the best thread manufactured Y
'he uses IL altogether. We understand
hat John A. wonld like 10 have help toI
put up some more flnes 10 lis new house.
lie has but four up yet. Vinia A. Isl
ne happiest girl we ever saw. BennicI
D. has got back.
Tx TTxAs RANGER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

a recent act Of the Legislature, pro-
vides that one-half Of the tax charged
against each person may be paid on or
before the third Monday in April, but,
when one-haif is not 80 paid. the whole
amount Of tax shall become due and be
returned delinquent and collected ~
provided by law A more recent law
requires the treasurer TO attend at the
Auditors Office. on the day following
the third Monday in April. and report
all taxes remaining unpaid, including
both installmenfs, and IL IL made the
duty Of the Auditor to extend the taxes
due on the duplicstes. This extension
precludes al payment. without penalty
Of ten per cent. damages; though we
suggest that the Taxpayers pay their
taxes promptly before the third Monday
in April.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Rev. Jesse Miiburn says the none,
he was going to buy farm with hs
buried during the war. He talks oI
going after i this Spring. He says
there Is over $1,000.
We have new Dr.. near here by the
name Of Milburn- He has not got any.
thing yet but pills and . few Other
things.
Mr.. Thomas Smith has come back
from Arkansas, after tour Of nearly .
year.
DR.. w. w. Lennon aims 10 run I
ran Of saw-logs and ten thousand spokes
down White river, but u sick With
. ariet fever now. Gro Drill Oxo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Chief Joseph. In-mut-too-yah-iaflat Of
the Nez Perces Indians. has contributed
an article 10 the North American Re-
view, and Il must be confessed that he
understands Indian afiairs better than
Carl Schurz In fact. Joseph's ideas Of
what il proper are likely TO be accorded
very high place la the civilized lisern-
lure Of the period. and would not make
bad reading for Sunday-schoois. Jo-
seph refers TO his ancestors with pro-
found reverence for their integrity and
teachings. He tells how the white man
robbed his people of their lands sni
homes, snd concludes by telling the
white men how they can live with lDs
Indians without trouble. He says:
If the white man wants to live in
peace with the Indian, he can live in
peace. There need be no trouble. Treat
all men alike. Give them all the same
law. know that my race must change.
We can not hold our own with the
white men as we are We only ask an
even chance to live a. other men live.
We ask 10 be recognized a. men. We
ask that the same law shall work alike
on all men. If the Indian breaks the
law. punish him by the law. If the
white man breaks the law, punish him
also. Let me be free man-free 10
travel. free to stop, free 10 work free 70
trade where choose, free 10 choose nv
own teachers. free 10 follow the religion
of my fathers. free to think and talk and
lct for myself-and 1 will obey every
aw. or submit TO the penalty. When
.ver the white man treats the Indian ~
hey treat each other. then we will have
10 more wars We shall sll be alike
,rothers OF one father and one mother,
With one sky above us and one country
Ironnd us, and one Government for all"
The Government, IL II wants peace,
hould take the sdvice Of this enlightened
avage- Indeed, 1t might be well %
make him secretary Of the interior.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Id CoUsIEK: - II Hunt;ngburgh. with a
few exceptions 10 in prosperous con-
difion especially when We bring into
reconsideration the different elements
which work together 10 produce grand
results. such as industry. answering
hrmness. financial and educational
strength In all Of these we present
round equilibrium with other parts Of
Dubois county. We do not come 10 the
front rs correspondents. merely for the
sake OF dealing in hash or unirufhs. bnf
we are prompted TO write from higher
aspirations, viz: the real henefit Of our
community. and the communicanf who
does not feel this in his bosom. surely
viii never achieve laurels that need be
envied: but 10 return 10 our subject. III
You were In our "iown In Pafoka.r vou
could hear hammers from FIVE or six
blacksmith shops. with their peals ring
ing ont upon the breeze. preaching fol
world the good story OF industry. You
could see our merchants behind their
counters measuring off dry goods and
weighing out groceries for many Gus
toners. You could see 4ih street
crowded with wagons bearing tobacco
70 the large tobacco house Of II. Rofhert. Il
fon could see four splendid phvsiciansl
all busy bearing healing and com fort 10 4
the sick snd afflicted. You could seeI'
two drug stores doing a fine business.
You could see our shoemakers con-li
ffantly At work in their shops. With
prosperity pictured in their faces Yonl
could hear The puff OF two mills diligent-
~ grinding out the staff Of life. and then
after this preamble we could take vou
10 as good q school a. Southern Indianal
can boast. and bids fair. AZ an early day. Il
70 become permanent Normal institn-l
tion. under the principalship of ifs ex- II
celient preceptor. Then YOU could visit
our r. NJ. and recuperaic vour nhvsicsliT
strength by holding a conversation With
this affiable gentleman. and then vonl
might visit the churches. which are WE'LL
sustained by good members. and lastId
but not least the Ed. of the Signal. whole
seems TO possess an attraction whichlc
always makes him pleasant 10 be with. lc
We have entered into no specuIativelr
IDEAS in orr description. and mean onlylh
% represent Huhtinghurgh as she Is. Ia
i u true enough that some OF our bust h
ness men have smashed, but il has been '
heir own fault We vet stand in naedIu
y more raiiroads, ana agood EngIishIb
newspaper We want a good Ed. init.
'fher words, gentleman. and there arel
many Of these. and one Of such sfamrlu
an do well here. but no other, for it hasI
'een tested thoroughly in the past. Ia
OLD CoRREsPoSDESr. ii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Pittsburgh Pennsvivania, produces
more than half the glass made in the
United States. Its factories number Is,
with $50 pots. and gives employment to
52a' hands. whose wages approach Ss.-
OOvoO year. The materials employed
NJ he manufacture were the past year
~ llOfons soda sash. 46 81 tons of sand.
i51 o0o bushels Of lime 1918 tons ~
nitraic of soda. 703.500 bushels OF coke.
1928 700 bushels OF coal. 4o25 cords OF
wood. 8 u55 tons Of straw. 2.760 barrels
Of salt. 25o tons Of pearl a-h. $50 tons OF
lead $4,000 friedrich. 2.o55 tons Of
German clay. The packing boxes cost
sls4 ESQ and required 2l09 kegs Of
nails. Ninetv-six wagons aud 100
horses We're employed in hauling The
space occupied by the buildings. The
capital machinery aud grounds II. IN
round numbers, s350oOO0. The bust
ness produces about 100000 q year.
[Scientitic American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11
The Ten Dollar Certificates.



The postrnasters Of nearly 400 money.
order postofices have already signified
their willingness TO become agents for
the sale OF the $40 certificates By the
terms Of this acceptance the postmaster
obli0ates himself 10 sell at least $1,000
worth each month, and this provision
will deter the smaller Offices from he
coming agencies, besides which the com.
mission on this amont Il only $l.s5. 90
Il - large amount must be sold in
order that the postmaster shall receive
any fair compensation for the trouble
involved The first designation OF any
Offices for the sale OF these bonds was
made Yesterday. as follows: Harris-
burg. Pa. Trenton, N. ~: and Erie, Pa
Security was given in 81. .o0O, $4,000 and
&c, 900 respectfully.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

-Of the one hundred and twelve
villains who forged and changed The
election returns IN Florida, Louisisna
md South Carolina, whereby Haye-
was counted In, one hpndred and three
now hold Offices under the government.
The salaries these pnrjured Williams take
from the public treasury amount TO
$2ssi'5 sanrally
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11
PUBLISHED EyERr TKiDAr, AT JASPER,
Dusos COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In CouRrEx BUILDING on
wssr SixrH STREET.

PRIcE or sUsscRIPIIox.
single subscription, for flfty Nos, 81 60
Fer six months, "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Hnntingbnrgh has held railroad
meeting aud passed few resolves also.
According 70 the HuntingIurgh IN .osy
. direct route from BoonvilIe - thai
village would make all the people happy
aud likewise save the country from tn
impending ruin which now hangs ovel
II. Il Rockport Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

A printer q horse race says .
mile dash L TOO long for . newspaper
'cc.umn. - New Orleans Picsyrre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11

Crawford county Is ont or school
money. and county orders are only
Worth ~ -entr On the dol.cr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11
w. r. OSBORN,
PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON

yTAs io~s,sd 81 Jrre-. snd Offers kis profsssiersl
services 70 the public. ana viii snieaser merit
share ~ patronage.
ny Orice m Eighth street. In the room for
merly cecupi~d ~ Dr. Welnan. Residence
sept Ia 'T1--sf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-04-11
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
WIN. GASSER.
|'rA KAN Street. spposn. shs Pos, once
JAsrER, INDIANA.

~ hr't and cpsssd nsw shop Tor IN Hinds os
NTH vork. Hi< long scqasintsnre with IN al
g. l.loois county. snA the wsli krosn rnoA char
~ vork. be rusts wi't Give him liberal ID. .rs
'-s'aase hn prices ~iii % made 20 ssif the times
- iorse shoeinx aud irsn,pe ar wsve,. 80 -.
|"prrnpuy sts>Ddsdto.
~. oAssER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAl
g Haywood, Morgan City; ] L W Keebtey and
wife. 81 Louis: Robert G Morris. Elizabeth
town, NJ.
ST. CHARLES H6TEL-W Rinney Phila-
dslphia; J Rich. Geo G White, New York: S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

W ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
walls at the river. the supply OF mess available
for immedia'e shipment was considerably
below the requirements OF the trade. and the
market consequently ruled very strong at an
advance. We quote old mess 81 tst1s Ian. and
new mess at sl8@l0 IAN. dealers Obtaining an
advance of soc on these ngurcss Sales las bhls
old mess yesterday. TO arrive. at So Is; 50 old
mess. TO arrive. 81 .. Is; $50 new mess al $40 rs
DRY SALT Shoulders continue to
rule steady, in good demand. and sold to day st
ne advance Sides are quiet and unchanE d..
& quote shoulders sac for loose. and sue for
packed: clear rib Sides 4Ac, and clear sides 4A4e
Dealers obtain the usual advance OF a@4c on
these prices. Sales 10000 rs, and SO 900 II
shoulders. in lots, al SAc Il 900 II DO. al S.7ee.
BAOOS-The country demand for bacon siies
IL steady and active. and prices lule firm /;
shoulders, however, are dull, neglected and
nominal. We quote shoulders III Sc Domi Gal,
clear rib sides SIC. and clear sides sc. D-alers
obtain an advance OF Ne on these prices. Sale
casks shoulders al sac; 10 boxes and casks
Cd. ar sides at Sc.
LARD Demand fair and market Arm We
quote refined in tltroes 61rdfc, and packers
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

25YQ2s1s, against 263. G26sS. The sales al
the Stock Exchange footed up $500 of State
Cousols and $4,000 of Premium Bonds.
The vote Of Texas at the recent State cleo
ton aggregated 240,s12, an increase OF 81, 64S
TIA r,r,aSidan,fial salanfinr 127R mar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

Commercial and Financial Matters.
The brigantine wakt arrived here yester-
dav from Rio de Janeiro with 1000 bags Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

coffee.
The steamship Troubadour reached here
yesterday from Liverpool with s97 tons Of
salt, and the steamship Acton. from the
same port, brought here 1850 sacks OF salt
State Oonsols opened yesterday at 62s5s, and
closed easy at 81 Il @61ss, against 6214 9621s on
Mnndar Premium Bonds closed weak 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

A Poynod, d Nj Ripley, W II Bailey. New YORK :
Gao " Adams and wife InnisiRna. VI Hnns-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

Y 5, 1879.
RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW on.
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE. BEST ROUTE EAST.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

THE NE
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Tuesday Evening. February 4. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE
Clsarings. Balances.
February l...... 81 .5Is, sl4 Is s26a.S2 IS
February &c.. ...-.. 900 pos 40 ls7 SIS
February 49, .....- g. 2Ss. AS 9s PAT 7sa Is
Total thus far SIS SIS sf7 IL ss4a.7 ESQ Is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

latarals 6Gs: Al mortgage paper sos; sec-
ond grade do -@-S cent per annum.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

The sales Of Foreign Exchange were large
and rates are higher. Bank sterling rules st
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

YORK; n Fontaine Memphis; ] Poland, Miss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29
..arofeon's Opinion CT Christ

now Een. said Napoleon, and / tel VOC
'h'; Jesus IS not a ma. Al2yander, Cesar,
c. s.. anasar Al! myself foa!!,ied empires:
b. yrcn wlilt =. ! we rest t. ; creation ot ouJ
ec.1,is: Upo. i>rce. Jesus Chria: c.cne
10: III his EN-! re upon love; and at this
tc.,r millions Of leen would die for him. II
w. ,ot day or battle which achicveit,.,
til. u Of TIE Christian religion in tie
~5.... No; twas a long war, contest for
tn, q Centuries, h. gun by the apostles, then
:on::nrel by The cool of Christian genera
Gol;s. In this war all the rings and poten.
a; =, of earth were on ole side; Oh the other
icce 10 array, but a mysterious fosce- some
in4i, ecctt a;"l lar3 ald there in all paris OF
tko void. all WHO haze no other ra!lying
pc. tan a common faith in the mysteries
OF IT, c"oss. die ht'3re my time, and my
boiy vii b. ~ n back to the earth, to b..
COZ. food fer worms. Such isthe fate which
% soon awaits him who has been called tbs
graf t,%poiaon. What 81 abyss between my
deep mystery and eternal kingdom Of Christ.
which Is proclaimed, loved and adored, aud
which is extending over the whole earth!
Ca. you this d;-ingt Is It not living, rathcrS
The death Of Ch,:3t IS the death of God.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29

Your message, Mayer Wickham, is all
N. Y. Word
The "splendid physique" of "Adiron-
dack Murray" isurgtt Us q reason for at
tending his lecture.
The ~ y. Etr.l1 les General WASH
ington Dispatches. They cannot tell q
ie.-B0sto1 Pest.
The foremcn Of the Cincinnati hrewe.;es
get about $40, 00a per iennlm, which is more
than circuit judge gets.
Drunk! No, s,.ir, | deny the soft i'm
peacllment Ciic). turnn over a new leaf,
that S all. Always affect me il that way.
Mrs Partington reading of the strike of
the wire drawers, thought strike must
be mispgint for stretch.-N. L. World.
Now we know what makcsit so cold II.
der Lutz OF New Haven. IS preaching O.:
"iiell Closed for Repairs. "-B0st2a Past.
The Tichhorue claimant wife refuses to
pay taxes assessed AGAINST MIS-. Orion. hIi
will willingly pay any anoGnt as Lacy ic-.
borne.
1t is said that the Hon y. c. Iitt,o:nhn
is at the head IF a movement TO ,.s.a,iis III
the largest barrel maaltactu-y in t.. :, iii-
ted States, in Syracuse. ". Y E. IN.
The Orange County man who ur22t w.
wifes fresh pail of cream, subsaqrr:.'y "a
United he had been dairy -iicned,--', {
ado. rtiSer.
The Boston transcript s1ys u r..
~
baritone and the bass We're g0uu, ;..,,, !:
were the tenor s Innovations"
4 good little gin writes to thp y. Y. ''"'
Mne: PAPA has given usthrt ..'s".
for not sucking our TUNES. ",
for a child in Kansas.
Congress has cemetery Of its o~,',. ~
having far more criminals ,i.@a". >; - i :
strange ii doesn't have a pca...l......, .. l.i
own also. -COUFteTJCarEal
John ]. Astor has given $50 n ~ 7
as prizes for the Inter cole ia t e. ..:
the eth inst. Ianiel 1ra;;, or., tbs j.
will win most of them. p.
1t is said that Mac. 'cao,,cy. WI .... ~.
left the Daabury Near& ON accoan, E.
row with the publisher, IS to s;.rr a -,ra
TO that paper, to be called the H., lI2sl.:t.
A Tcrrc Haute poet remarked. Ccoaielr
ing of man who lad !qen a! ,v...,; r..
tank of sour mash, Lies gold. lle...
is snapped ". Y. -NeH
Detroit wants The .nX. regatta of IL W
tional Amateur Rowing Association. lnt.r
name of charity, let II. L0lis have it 70 Il!
its apology for an hotel Tor once,--(Htc y
1aiba.He.
The Cincinnati Gtzette SAYS that Col
Forney anu Lucy n..-. a. it. ..r.6.
to c;liyen tie l1.ilal. .i.a ~. ..:..f i !
Lucy seems to '.GOreg ~. y. a.! i.l:. ,.,
proprietor. --Er,o&iya AZ. -,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29
a Mystery Of Perfume.

&c one has y t been a','e 70 ana'y-, orde.
Mo,s:rate the essential a:i,on Of p.lt4I.c.
c. can he weighed, bNt no scents. TIE
sEaIiest known or atgr. s-the very rnoJ,Als
Of i.f:-can be tausk: 10y microscope lis
and made to deliver Up the secrets of their
O. 3nizat:oDs but what is it that emanatcs
from the pouch Of t." r,r'l deer that fi's
whole space foryeaI9 ~, :, ars with It's rcre.
tzt.inS ctlor-an odc-..,!at n li:m.tah,3 num-
ber Of tXtyanoous substances cal carry on
without diminishing It's size and weig!.t-and
via. IS it that the warm summer air brings
b. Us from the flowers. no man he's yet been
abb TO detcrmine. SO fine, SO subtle, SO ia
pondcr,l,e, it eluded both our most deli ate
weights and measures and our strongest lem
grs If we come to thu &c sance Of each odor,
we SHOULD have made m enormous stride
forward both in hygiene and in chemistry,
snd none wouid pvciit more than tho ncll
cal profession if it cou,i be as co2c:usively
demonstrated that sch al odor proceeded
from such and such {. cause, as We :t,rsafy
know Of sulphur, 64!.,.ara,e hydrogen, s;l'.
MONA, ard the H.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29
WusM>Nv<oN S<~M>~vA.
FRIDAY. OLYMPIA. AUG. %. 1879.
Means of Comm Il ntcasiOn.

Olvmria aud Teuino Railroad, train leav". a; :. 10
daily. SUNDAYS cxr.Wcd, conrtcting Win me
Northern Pacific Hailrnad at TENN" anAe'lon
for kalama and New Tacoma.
Steamer ZEPHYR. leaves Tuesdays and Thureday- az
SA NJ and saturdays at Il A. ". for seattle ana
way ports connccl inc with starr Line "t steamers
for Victoria and with steamers rusilng u Sh'Ho-
mi.;, tHi.it, Lscnanc. and Hesin-hain BAY
Steamer Mrssencc~, leaves Mondays. Wednesdays
and Frislsv-. n l. " for Seattle and way ports.
Steamer Capital leaves Saturday mornings for ports
in Mason county.
Stage leaves every Monday morning at sSl. f"r
Xon,esano and other points III Chchali- county
MAIL RoiraS.
Route No 1907 olympia To Tenino-
Going Snnth CLOSES ~ h3h 4. NJ.
Going North Go - at ? II
Arrive. al 1879 NJ and Up. NJ
Ronte a. no. otyntia To astoria. VI -k'iic.
Montcsano and uy-ic.vil!c-
Closes at $50 sun tly.
Rontc AZ, ZOE olyn Pin 10 Skokomsh, VI N'cHd'a
Union City aud oarand-
Closes SATURDAY at : NJ.
Ronte a., l0;. Olympia to Elma. via Summit and
kimilche-
Closes at S31 +. " sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29
Bargains! Bargains !

Mems Suits 81 So former price Sc so.
do do Is 90, do do 20 90.
Mems Diagonal Suits S2l, former price
S2s.
Mems Diagonal Suits Sl4, former price
SlS.
Ladies' kfshoes 81 IS, formerly 81 so.
do do so, do 200
do do 55o, do ~ : IS:
Scythes and snaths IS cents each.
1.ons-handle shovels and spades, Is cts.
each.
Nails, So o. per key.
Back saws, 10 cents.
Hay rakes, so cents.
Hay and grain forks, IS cents.
Wooden buck, -, 25 cents.
Washboards, % cents.
Hatchets, so to Is cents,
Hammers, IL to Is cents.
GROCERIES.
Golden c sugar, sa4 cents per Id.
Crushed sugar, 10A do do.
Syrup. per gal, 10 cents.
Beans q. cents per Id.
II Coffee Is cents.
CO All other goods in proportion.
Come early and secure your BARGAINS.
T. N. FORD & co.
Olympia, July l6, 1870.