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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
"Judge Jackson, OF CuIpeper," II
Stanton.

We published !sss week o history oi the
swiudlins ct Abrsham Biubaker. larmsr Of
Botetcurt Gu! Of $1,000. ~ switder who
was following Robiuson's circus. The asue
fe!iow waa 10 Stanton AID gsvs bis psnc here
too. rs Judged Jackson, Of Culpepcf." AZ
MIR. Jacob L. Clemmer. OF the Summarize ar
ncighbarhcod, was eorg lowo M,n street, cn
the day that Rotlnsons oiicns exhibited, 8
goutee Looking stranger. dressed 10 an uIpsc,
sui. aad c.rrylrg 80 umbrella. sc.cstrd him
aud then quickly epoi'ei2ing. said he had mis-.
taken blHi fer another nan. A.kiag it Mr.
G. was o inrmrr aud hulcg told that ho was
he 6, ked # be waited 10 sail his farm. Nlr.
c. said. Yes il tic c .ulj g:t his prise. Tho
| stranger theu sgl tbs, ho WIS Judge J kson,
OF Culpcpsr la,i EeeD r1e3a,iy married IL
deed his bride 81 5 nov G0Sn at Tho NirQinia
llote md that ha could conmsul $40 600 10
cash. He WIS pleased with the fsllty, be
s,id and wanssd farm here. Ito asked Mr.
Clammcr 10 wsik with hin ~. 10 the ccu,
aad they o1uld TAX hbtu i! 90 their wav OUT.
MIR. I'll, mnsr SAID Il VAS too i,r 10 walk. 'Oa, ="
Sid tho slpsc, msu 'ths! Is nn;hing. | have
q buggy rcuad .he c,Tn2e. and w viii drive
out Sura enough. no 81! havo n bIrpy
sEouni 90 NeT s'rsci Ard eaIrred by ho.d-
Ing it. Mr.. CI:rm@r g:s N s.d ,hty dove
out.
GA getting 10 she oltu5 GROUND Mr. Uicu.-
mer wis takeu nto side Show TN: where he
saw annther mso who said that he IVES clad 10
kooV Mr.. ClelnMsr, rs he was lie agent FIR q
!ot!ery and ho was arXiGui 10 God some proni-
neot c.'iZ n 10 V hom hs won!; Civ, pfz, 10
order that bis lttluercs light inouoe his ntipt-
bors to rsttcczs it. Mr.. (lLmmer at once
| Internally de,!dcd chat the whole c,uosro wsrs
saunders scd Is be had $500 10 bis PICKET
kept his hatd closely on it. The lottery man
had three tickets, two blank. srd alter shut
t!og $50 Was paid 10 the man who couli polo,
Gu: the prZ, Ticket. T0c slpsc1 ra1 vas
successful sud WAS at ouee handed so bill
from an enormous bucdle ct etospbaeks. The
lottery msn then said 10 Mr.. Cemner, Il
am DOW sb.u; 10 pay you q 81 200 priZ., but
you nus. sscd me $ 900 as sort of eusrsL-
tee that sou ars Dsn OF Standing here"
Just hero the alpaca msn Rsuted 10 ir-
vest soms chicks 10 the lottery Hheu hs was
serpl3 inforNed. 1--WE dos: tske checks hero.
cothing BAT carrercS." Mr. Clsmmsr said be
be didn't have 81 900 With him but he csu'd
90 down TO the bark and get any smcun. he
wanted Cou'd he got o1rrercy? the alpaca
man asked. Oh. yes. he could Sc: currency.
and MIR. Clenmsr came Gu: Of The side tent
and co to toVD. thoroughly thspkfnl that be
bsdc't b,5o robbed OF his $500 Had bo
shown il during bis stay there the thieves
weuli have soa'ched i: and made Of ard be
peVsr would hsvs caught them 10 the crowd
So the Augusta farmer PROVED to be smarter
that the BItstour: a1m.r-Stauut5a I'm.
dictator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
Peru end Chill.

Tic dispatches sent by Secretary Blaine 10
The United Sates Ministers 10 Peru and Chill
10 r:spso: 10 thu adjustment Of treaty OF
pslce h:tSsen the .wo rspub!icI h:vs beer
made pubic. The dispatch sent 10 Minister
Ctrstisrcy atG tie letter CT insiruc ions given
to Gen. H1tlbu: r;ooRa;sl The rights Of Chill
acquired By cjrquast ED c.uceLs, Will. de-
p,coatlrg such q step. that filling OF obieiaing
salit.o.ory Indemnity from Prlu for tho tx-
pepses Of the war. she is cpli;lcd 10 ci.im q
c:ssiou Of somo part Ct htr territory. To Such
c.s,iou tho ptIu7ispS srorgly oil O., snd
Gen uusitu: !s sir!ssd 10 discus, with the
rrtTi:lo2s goTtEsuau. OF Csld,roc, which hss
been rtc:gc,Z!d ty Mi,iacr Ch:inlepry. TO o.
csGltla ~hctcr i; lu'Rht Dot De possible itr
P,rn to meet tho iutcmaity demanded By
Cell, "a! ;.nno or abroad, so.y OF wish tie
ass:s:aic, CT freely Powers wtioh will lu,-
rl,h the n,c.ssary 0dim>i y or suppy tho r.
qaired guarantee. lie is s!;o ru huriz i 10
s!sto that the gcverImeat q tic Uoi;ed States
will USE is gaGd tfjcas With The bslis-
erenis Ter the prono:ian OF these
eads Whenever i! may be requested by them,
hrd That in tie meanwhile il will Use lis bast Ell.
forts with Chill 20 iLducs her 10 Il r reason able
terms Of settlement. To the laio United S.stss
minister to Chill, Secretary Blame writes 10 tbs
same eh4ct IS to Gen. uuribus, arguing, low
ever, thst rs Chill has declared that she did liz
eutsr upoa the war Tor the acquisition of terri
tory, Tho negotiations might be- very properly
orcned on il, basis e money Indemnity, ard
tE.t She might we'll forage any project IF annex.
all N II the iidemn t. agreed upon could be
supported By satisfactory euarantee. Score.
lsty B.siae Gi:cis:es further lls impolicy OF az
ntxrg hosiic people and The trCu olos 10
which such course might give rise Tho dis.
catches, though lesairg towsld Peru. express
70 lecoREiEe The provisional covert ant of Cal
dernr, diplomatic negotiations in respect 10 the
ces:ion Of territory Will 5e res;rvai until order
in Peru Is restored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
ANOTHER RIG HEDUCTIOS ss
DRY GOODS.

-; Doubl White Blankets 3! 20; Colo-.A sA,,
Piush co. Co!ored Silk Ve;vela 81 Is; BseE
SMk Ve'ets Fl co. Ladies Jackets. Circulars
listers nj Cents ve:y cheap; lmmen.n o.
S6t:nen! t5V) pieces Of Cloth for Eer.' ani
oo5's Fe": tCc. ana 81 81 E!so splendid a..
sor'm,n Of Hehvy Double Wii;S Clo,tinc
Clo!hsfr Ladies 81 so to 81 so; Cclorei Cab,
me!rs, louole Width, Pure Wool Coed Qu.l,-
y o.i; also Blacs Cashmcres, Pu,s Wool
Double Hiath 81, 90. G.. and IS; Pure Whi,o
81 L.hs Table Dams.k Zoe; seiusi.u: Plaid
Press y oss WIDE Double Width reduced 20
All Purt Wool Icuble White BlsuEnt. S;Ur
Special lsrgsin Largo Size Pure Whit. Btj.
dil Quii: 81 20; Coored Silks Sec.
CRITTERS, Ill Market space,
CecZ-Tt WGshincIon D. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

V1Ec1s1A BosL &c.-J.A, aanb:e!oa i
Csc. Baltimore + arcisl C;r,s'sr e SATURDAY,
las: ssTs:
Virginia bonds I've bsen soneSha. neglected
this week, but rtlsa, especially ccr corao:s, sra
firm. and the oon' in good demsnd st everv
fractional decline Cousols sold bstwsen Il!
and res. closiag s7e1. Ton fortiss were rather
heavy, and on tls offerings declined 70 az.
Paele:s sod 5! q; West Virginia deferred At
IS 10 Isl. and tax eceiv.hle pas. Cue coupous ct
ST! to 81. Couros duo JsIu,Iy lsL 1851, WEI:
quoted a! IS 10 $ Pec!er coupons sold at q
In railroad stocs the several issuea CT tho stock
Of the Virginia Midland railroad wero conpjcu,
Gus for an extraordinary advance. First srd
second prefe1reCtold from s. up to lCO, and lkn
comn stock VS. quoted r.! one Sine as hph g.
10 but later wssplfrrod al GO. Two weeks sinca
first preferred Va quo;ed st C5; second Ct tt
ard com non 8! toa.2 IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
POT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AlNIATrRs ALMANAC, DIG T. lss

ST., r:sss."........ I Sln ,ets-.......... i Al
A2E!yaD
Stmp r. Knight, New York, TO i Reel.
Str NooIk. Philadelphia. 20 T. A Reed
str ian Moseley, Norfolk. To + 4 Reed.
Str Sue Baltimore, to j E1otars y 60
Str asno. lower POKE TOD brodsra S, T..
Str T EArrows aiiih. bower Pc,olnsc. t. 20
I, N &C Ftty Co.
schr j | JoLaslon. ,a:fo.s, t. Perry, %:Gu..
Z Co.
ScEr My tusu:!a. %o:t.lE, t, po:rg, a.oa..
E Co
SAILED
Sir Ian AuselaJ, Norfolk. ~ < A R.,t.
Str Sar Baltimore. By j E:o5rss l. 60,
Str AHsano. loR2r ru:'c hS J Br0de:s q e.,
Str L E:eowsinita lnHe. putota.c ny ~.
iomac Fry Company
HsEoSAHo.
stt Joh G'hson. here. q New Yo1i: To-.
Scar Vim & Bee. ISua kichmonI y. re5.
York TO-.
Schr Ebt W Dussy. !r4m Mitatone Foit,
lor was lhSton. ~ aed through Hell Csc ION
Scht Asry Flcaianc. f;otn G.orRe,n9o 49,;
New II. en-, passed Though He'll Gs.e ION.
sthr Iske. !ci III Ggo!getuwn. q! Norfolk Ct.
Schr Jim Eird. 10: Geors.t5wo, st B,s,.n
9.o, snd . Paige 90 liih.
Scar Nnily Z IeGLis. fiom iac.x:,,wn r:
Proy!Gel:e 4:h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The hsyo. Of Norfolk las. week prohibited s
fslNs Tor tue benef! CT the orphsa asylum 0!
mat city, as being contrary 10 law.
Typhoid fever hss bean doing ies.fal snd de-
ssiuc!Ve work in buchanan and the vicinity
lately.
q m:rch.nt Of Sperryvills, Eappshsnnocs
county, has shipped trom !h,. plsca curing !he
last three months 7.GO bushels Of apples to
Washington.
=, a tile bog from R;chmond in the erploy O!
ColoLel Thonss Smith. q: Wsrre1scn, had hi:
neck broken Saturday evening BY being throRn
Office
Hundreds OF colorei people hsvs f.iled 70 b.
vsccina;ed in k!chmord, trusting to the merits
OF the bag of ROOT. and o;her stuff sold them BY
some graceless scoundrel, and which they wes-
around their neess, next Il cir skin, vlaiy BE-
ileTlng ths: i protects them from small poI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
The Late Fire in Vienna,

LtHDoE, Dec. l2.-The Vieaas correspondent
OF The Daily News ssys: the po'ica imasic !
:n.t The entire audience hid quilted the theatre.
Ihey prevented outsiders tom entering and
iocse1 Inc doors without Cacer.AinioS if there
wts Any one ireiGa
Tho Vienna respondai. o! tao Standard
says: New rui:s 10 insure the sa.s,y ot tbs irn-
psAA! theatres sre published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
Set ont Doors.

The closa confinement CT all f.cIory work,
gives the operatives pAllid faces. poor appetite,
liver. kdley and urinary troubles and al the
physicians AID modiciue in The world canno;
help than unless Trey gel cut ct doors or use
Hop Biltei,, the puteet and best remedy, Ell :
psc!sjly tor such ca;oa, hsyiag sbucdsnca Of
health. sunshine and ro,y cbeeks in them. They
cot tu. ttia a. Christian Recorder,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

The summary way 10 which he rvsaiu.itTs
have taken iha p>we! /: snp1:n'itg tie clb-
roit'ecs Ct ,he Ei5si.i: SfL4t, vut q ia. lutd-
Of ito p!isidi;g tfi:.r II Tat body, and est
trrriug IL Upou Il omscive7 otos- ihs; lh,y. CT
lta3t, ere l"i!oS =. It II: Ya :nic "'A.t IL: 5
may lake sin have Re p,s:r, aoA tt;7 thty
keep Hho es;,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
Fatal Lean.

RICHMOND. Vs., Dec IL john Csvans,h
yesterday jumroi from tho hichnoud aid
Petersburg K. K. bridge q! tas Jsmo; Ei:or,
rec ,iving injuries from which he died during
last hight. lio was intoxicated and os:eep snd
1t Is supposai on awakening eud fading the
train ir motion attempted to Jump on. 70. re-
alZnS the! the train was crossing tie river, He
was dashed 20 i!s rocky red IS fee. below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
TyphOOn, dc.

HcNG Keno Nov. 16-A typhocn hes Ni,iled
the COST OF Iouquin aud thu waters of the sea
and river have inaGdsted plantations causing i'm
meose damage 10 property hnd grea! loss of
lie. Over two LuadGed bodies srs s.reaty .e-
covered.
Chief Justica French Of the British Supreme
Court Of China and japan, is deal
The Chinese government! HIS decided 10 lev q
railway line from tho coast Of Fcrncas TO The
sugar diEt!icts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

As u;ual'n Aootsys. lU:: l;it!o was tone On
Change tdsy. -Four remains sie.lg ami
quiet. tn offerings OF Wh:st smouatad 10 bus
1850 bu:he. and ss'es were nade a. Is. l.3.
1873 and l5:fpr Fuifz. li9 and al fer rii.ed s1d
1ilsl47 fc Lancaster. B.. lille Germ vas Ct.
ferad. and 60 bushels Of new wit, .oid a, T..
no old bt1g offered. Ono small 20! of RAo
brought Il. No Oats were reported. Cruu::y
n.oduca isirm ct quotation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Dir. Mari! 10: ou;? 5. unt does row,
~act the l5tsscs! Tavcfa. TX Retained co Viz
goiA's chit ee.ica!rnf. prcduc;-tobacco.
AID yat, Gsacral MsLc1e, wh:s. zoe effect
is the g1od ct E;rgiGi;, sees Tor Mr. Marili
for caslrnsa {! the liLa;c: C-mul:;sg II tie
Senate ostr Mr. BbsFd ..to IS ia !.v:r ot he
icduc loo Ct tte tax 90 tobacco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Mr.. Fred. Barr. Mansfield. Ohio. srtes IS
follows: Ate, suffering with rheun s.ism for
SIX months sid spp'yirg number OF remedies
Wlthou: eensi!. prtcafed tottls Of ST. J,-
coos vi from my d.uigis:, Mr. Q. w. Wsg-
ner, ana am happy 10 s:sto tt at after using
eottls. can now dress myss! which bad not
teen ab!, to do 70: some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
Affairs III ireland

C3LK. Zee. T. Forty farms se;z>d In .Sr c1.
ctuslon for roni we're rirerel Tor sale, OF which
Luno Der u wafo purchased for the Landlord. In
len cases The tenants seII!vd tho ran.
LIMERICK. DEC y ~ meeting Q! r1sS i,!rstes
Will oa held 10 dsy to consider tna QUESTION of
providing ed ii!ioual police barracks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

The dam ocrs!s would have been accused Of
disloysl!y If they had not voted for the arresl :
sRss of pensions bill. and low they are accused
Ct the rschless expenditure OF the peoples money
for having voted for that bill. They sre evi.
IDENTIFY 10 that condition 10 which they'll be
damned ifthey DO and be damned il they don't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12
[ For the Alexspdrjs Gszette

RRvIEw.cF THE WEATHER FOR NOVEMBER.
lSsl.-HiShss: thermometer 76o; lowest 90;
mesn ISL: hehes. ea,onete. so 90; lose;t
- 81; mean y II; rsin fall , 10 inches; prevail.
Ing winds Horsherly. VIC
Accotink. Va, Dec oh, 1881.
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PerGnnA7

loSD.S. Dec. l2-Nr Lion BjGc,icsu't il
among the passengers OF tee sts.mar Bo,hti.
from ihverpto. for Ee2 York, which sailed
from Queer s.oWE yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

The meanokt thing Gu: is tho tltam,! cf the
rtadiusttrs TO deprive the republicans OF The
credi!-l-og carrying the Sta:a .! tia recant
al
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kOninatiOn

WASHINGTON. ptc. T. The President hiss
To-day SET. 10 the Sanata The nomination Of
FIederics L. Frelinstuj sen. 20 DO Secretary Of
ktNe. ~
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YIN CT cARDUI" 10. Ladies only.
For ssls By 4. s. Lea dbe..e, s. Bro
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed st nigh: and broken OF your
rest By sick child suffering End crying with
tho o.cracistiag paia of cutting teeth? II 80
90 81 orco And &c. bottle OF Mrs. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the pool
little sufferer immet ;stely-depapd upon i.
there's no mis!ske sbou, it. There is not :
mother en- earth who las ever used i. who will
no. sell you 3! ace that it will -esus!a the bow.
els, and give rest 10 The mo!ner. snd relief and
health 10 the child, operating l:Ee magic. Ii il
perfectly sste 20 use in all Cases, and peAssc! 4
the taste, and is the prescription OF one OF TIE
oldes. and bee: female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold eretyvhsre. Is certi
bottle mh2l
Beauty, health and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUI."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Even tho best disposed Southern people ani
the optimis!s among them have failed to ot.:rse
not only ary evidence Of kindpes, and suily t.
ward their section BY the po!i,s party 10 power
sIncs III, var. but have noticed The abserce
OF evan The slightest token Of the fec!iugs on
the part ct the latter that arc ordinarily srp-
p'ssd to exist bstwesu follow citizens of a CON-
mon country. And yet General Mabore's
Washington organ says "the period of Force
which existed 10 the South after the war
yielded 10 3 petitd Of patiousl pusilI.piniy
which gave that section 10 the coutroi Of the
Boutbons. Uolsss The orsan Intends 10 convey
the idea that pusisuinity is characteristic Of
tgrannous oppresslop.i. is difncuIt 10 understand
what it Dies mean. that is. if it is 81 oil famisr
With the condition OF affairs 10 the South since
the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Gsn,ral Malone never uttered moro lrull :
tul remark than The one 10 the effect that hi.
part7 had oue huadrtd thousand negro vot,rs
tfsm whom to get any msiority that might be
wanted. He wanted twelve Thousand ST tie
ssosut election. snd it required ninety thou
ssnd Of bis one hundred thousand negro 7it:ri
to give bin that msi,rily. lie got them.
These ninety thousand negro voters. who have
no hx's 10 pay, who are therefore DOT dilt ely
effected By the sm3uot Of The State deb, ard
Who would care as ii.lle about it il il was q
billion as they would if it waro a cent, gave hin
authority TO tell one huodrtd thousacd viii 10
Virginia Taxpayers who desired to pay their
State's debt that THEY should MT do 50, end at
she Same time to proclaim to tbs world that
Virgins is 3 repudstipE State. 1.-THE repu-
distion of State debts b one of The purposes
{, which negro suffrage is to bs perm ,ueuty
applied, SIM, Northern p,opl, msy perhaps
change their minds in regard to the benefits
and advantages of that s,rt of suffrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-12

Cold rainy veathe. to dsy.
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MARRIED..

For sale by &. s. Lea1be..er Z BIO.
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SGH r:ses."....... I SEn .ets-......... i Al
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-07
District Court Proceedings.

Tilley V. p. d. Moore and wife-eon-
tinucd.
Hull V. Hull-continucd.
Miller V. Meigs. ct al.-sale confirmed.
Miller V. McReavy.-salc confirmed and
| judgment for deficiency.
Amidon V. AmidOn-cOntnUcd.
! Blinn v. W. +. Crosby-docree establish
| ing claim Of plaintiff against the estate
of {. Crosby, ST., deceased, and dismiss
ing cause as to Henry James and Cham
berS
Willard V Ward & Mitchell-dismisscd
on plaintiffs motion, at his request.
Tilley V. Grainger-cOntinued.
Miller V. Tilley-continucd for the term !;
GO days to answer, given.
MOssman V. MOssman-decree of di-
vOrce.
Milroy V. Hunter-sale confirmed.
Cook V. Rasin and wite-cOntinued for
service.
Hood V Hood-dccrec of divorce.
Gale V. Gale-decree of divorce
Clarke V. Michcls Il Friedlander-con-
tinued for service.
Sparks v. p. II. Harper, ct al.-con-
tinued for service.
Davenport V. James-dismissed at plain
tilf's costs.
klapper V. Conner-judgment for plain
| tiff.
Frosty Nallctte & Cadurctte-continucd
for service.
Tllley V. Elliott & Bolander-salc con-
firmcd.
Mcdonald V. Willey-sale set aside
Rowland v. Northumberland of di-
vorce
Court adjourned on Wednesday, max
ing the term one of the shortest ever
known here
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-07

HNIIE foii'".ng are the entries to date,
i for the i.c,s To come Off during fair
week
October T. Washington Territory Stock
running race, half mile, best two in tn Tee
Purse $500.
A. ii. Chambers names Jack Minor"
sOrrel geld,ng
Robt. Hughes names bay Kit" bay
G. II. Foster names " Sherman" bay
stallion.
October 10, Washington Territory bred
two-yeai -olds, trotting race, half mile
heats, best two in three. Purse $3.50.
j. ID. Spnrlock names Booker Junior,
brown stallion.
G.. ii. Foster names General Knox
Junior" bay stallion.
s. Yeager names Mollie," sorrel filly.
October 10, Washington Territory bred
horses that have meyer beaten 3h min
utes, trotting race, half mile heats, best
two in three. Purse $50.
f. ). Horton names Ray Ned" geld
ing.
s.. Yeager names "Gray Charley
gelding.
g. II. Foster names cleopatra" bay
mare.
Oct Is, International trotting race, free
to all, two mile heats, best two in three.
Purse $500.
p. ID. Forbes names Mack" bay stall
lion.
Byron Barlow names "Sorrel Charley,''
sorrel geldng.
Tacoma Transfer Co. names Lumix,' -
brown gelding.
Oct Is, International running race, free
to all, mile heats, best two in three.
Purse $500.
A. ii. Chambers names "Jack Minor"
sorrel gelding.
G. ii. Foster names SHERMAN" bay
stallion.
$. Yeager haucs " Bay Kit" bay mare.
Numerous ut rpf IA .cs are on the tapiS,
and more than Usual interest is mani
Tested. Every art is being made to
make the Fair complete success, which
it doubtless will b..
September &c. 1881. W.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-10-07

Two OR MORE SURGEoNs-Who have
been travelling in Oregon and Wash
ipgton Territory are in no way con-
nected with the National Surgical
Institute of Indianapolis, Philadel-
phia, Atlanta, and San Francisco,
California, which, is celebrated for
the cure of disease of the Spine, Hip,
Knee and all Joints, Paralysis, Club
feet, &c. We hope none of our
numerous patrons and friends have
in any way been deceived by sup
posing that they represent us:
Some of our skilled Surgeons will
in the near future visit you prepared
with every facility to treat our old
cases aud take new ones. All CON-
munications should be addressed to
National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush
st. San Francisco. Cal.
]. N. HINKIE, NJ. D.. S. I. G.
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Notice.

Notice.
TIME duplicate assessment roll of the
i county of Thurston for the year 1881
is nov in my possession for collection of
taxes levied therein. l will he at my Of
flee, at Odd Fellows Hall, during business
hours, to receive such taxes.
All taxes remaining unpaid OH the 3lst
day OF December, at o'clock p. NJ. will he
delinquent and ten per cent adued 10 the
amounts as penalty and interest charged
at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum from
date of delinquency until paid.
j. III. MU&SON,
Treasurer of Thurston County.
Olympia, Sept. 2S, 1881.
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The steamer E. j. Ering was des-
troyed by fire at Hope, B. c., on the
LIST instant. Loss $120, 900.
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HE ship Dakota is about loading
Ct Tacoma with wheat grown east Of
the mountains. This announcement
Is glory enough to compensate for o
lifetime Of waiting, since it is the
precursor of the good time coming
Tor which all loyal Puget Saunders
have many years been hoping and
praying. Portland warehouses are
all well enough ior Willamette Valley
wheat but they will not be troubled
hereafter with much more of that
product brought down from tho up.
pea Columbia.
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Clothing.
The Fair Races.

Olympia, Sept. II, 1881. mi