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For Dining Room Decoration

From the White House set, MT. Ford, the jeweller, conceived the idea of 8 dinner ser vice composed of courses, but more delicate in style of decoration and much less expen- sive, and accordingly ordered last July to be painted for him in Limoges, France, service h which each course should be different in shape and decoration. So much time was consumed in executing the order that it failed to arrive in December as anticipated, and it has just been received this spring. The porcelain is of Haviland's make, and consists of the oyster; the soup, in four colors; fish, with scolloped shaped edges; the dinner set, then the game, salad, dessert, breakfast tea and the fruit set, each appropriately decorat- ed The platters, large dishes and the salad plates are very quaint and pronounced in style. The fruit dishes are in six colors. The whole set of two hundred pieces makes a complete breakfast, dinner and tea service. It is very deservedly attracting much atten- tion and admiration, and is a creditable ex- hibition to the taste and enterprise of this establishment
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-11

Midnight Weather Report.
 The following observations were taken at the same moment of time at all the stations named:
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Good Hotel Table Board. at the Selden House at reasonable rates also few desirable rooms my9 St
 If you wish to purify the blood, make free use of ''Wheat Bitters." It is an economical physician. my6 12d 2w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-11

of facts in regard to the financial standing of the latter, who went into insolvency.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-11

Washington Territory makes Il
better showing i'll the business world
than any section OF the Pacific coast ,
rs during the six months ending
June Both there were only SIN bust
ness failures within the borders of
the Territory. The aggregate Ii
abilities in the cases cited were so,
GIL, and the assets $lG,9l2. Ii any
other section of the Unl;ed States
can make Il better financial showing,
in proportion to the number of busi-
ness men and amount of capital en-
ployed, we would ike to be appriAed
of the fact.
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provided that the applicant shall
first file his bond for payment Of all
costs.
Application of Lorenzo kratz for
renewal Of lis cIL.tr license at UNI
water WAS received. Order granted
Oh applicants complying with re
Iuirement, oI law.
Application OF Eobt. Frost, for
rebate of taxes on property destroyed
nN fite WAS cons;ic,ed and arp.lra-
ION granted, aud the sum of so
ordered deducted from total tax, to
he appoiiioued anorr the respective
funds according to Their several pro-
portions.
Application Of J. W. Elwarls and
others for road. beginning a the
county road leading down the Skoo-
kun Chuck on tie north line o! See,
ton -, township 10, north ,an@c =
west, thence easterly aid southeast
erly to the east conner of j. Il. Eli
wards Homestead, thence I" county
liue in section ~ township II, north
range 2 west.
Bond was approved, and Herman
Binnse and T.. &. Axtell were ap-
pointed Viewers, and f. W Brown
Surveyor.
Application by r. p Shoccraf;
Deputy Sheriff, for construction of
fire place III lis office was received
and application granted, provided
that the whole cost to the county
shall not exceed $40.
L. l. McKenhy submitted Il pro-
position to redeem certain lands
which formerly belonged to the
Thurston County Construction Co.
and sold to Thurston county for
taxes A list Of the lands 50 dolin-
quent was submitted and after con-
sideration it was ordered that on the
payment of $40 into the County
Treasury the Auditor lie instructed
to cancel all claims which the county
NAV have on said lands, except as to
taxes Of 1852.
The following per diem aud mile
age was allowed and ordered paid to
officers and members of Board:
Joseph Gibson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 80
- a. :. Mckenzie Observation-Disclosures. IL 81
When Board adjourned.
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United States g. World Map

T CBRECHTS Pictorial County. Rail
IL road and Distance Map of the United
States and Canada, with Map of the World
on the reverse side. 40X60 inches. Al>o
the Census of 1870 and 1850. The cheapest
nublished. Agents Wanted. Address 4.
l.. Bancroft & Co., III Market Street, San
Francisco
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Alexander II. Stephens. the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor of
Georgia, is over seventy years old.
He has been FIVE times elected to the
Georgia Legislature, THU teen times Il
Representative in Congress, once II
Senator, but was not allowed to
take his seat.
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Mr.. a. FiDlayson, living in Kick
itat county, ". T., shcaled 1900
sheep, the average being y pound,
to the fleece. \ Spanish Merino
buck sheared 81 pounds, and the
Champion buck imported 10y Nh. c.
W. Waldron from Mr.. Hammoul' 5
land of Vermont produced the un-
precedented amount of 80 pound,
of wool this clip.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-11

Jay Gould and Geo. +. Baker
have sold out the control of the Mu-
t"al Union Telegraph company to
the Western Union. Ills ends the
hoped-for competition i'll telegraph
rates.
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a SELECT Roller Skating AMI I,icvcl.
School is in operation at Grai""ers Hall.
open every morning, afternoon an night
SUNDAYS eNcrpleil. Special hours for
ladies' from . to ID \. 81. and from : too p
NJ. BICYCLE lessons from 5 tu9A NJ. and
from l too NJ. l. ,dics admitted free. (usr
of Skates - cents. In order To have a
select attendance of ladies, only those
invited will be admitted
L. WALTON. Mauayer.
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WEDNESDAY, Aug 8


Full Board met at ga. NJ.
Commissioner Gibson made YER
bal report on the condition Of road
in Black River District, and recon.
mended that the following appropri-
atoms be made for roads and
bridges, to he paid from Road and
Bridge Fund when collected from
levy of 1882:
Bridge at schoolhouse. on Black riv-
err, +. A. Young, Supervisor 500 90
Bridge at Rutledge's, A. +. Young
Bridge and road near county line,
McAliister Supervisor ......... So 90
Grade on hill, west of Black river,
McAllister Supervisor. ........ 30 90
Road to Mound Prairie, between
Shotwell's and ii. Cameron's
places X. Warren Supervisor -. So so
$50 90
The report was adopted and APP
preparations were made in accord
ance Herewith, subject to the follow
ing conditions: LIST, That the work
shall be done under the supervision
of the respective Road Supervisors;
I'd, That the work shall be comp!et.
ed by the first of November, 1882;
and Sd, That said work shall be
subject to the approval and accept
ance of the Board, at their November
session.
The following officers of election
were appointed:
Olympia Precinct Inspector, c. H.
Hale Judges, BENZ. Harmed and Francis
Henry.
Tumwater Precinct-Inspector, James
Biles. ST.. Judges, s. n. Cooper and Isaac
Bnrlingame.
Black River Precinct.Inspector. Jacob
Grail Judges, a. +. Young and q. w.
Rutledge.
Grand Mound Precinct-Inspector, Ma
thanel Mills; Judges J. A. Brewer aud
Nelson Sargent.
Coal Bank Precinct-Inspector, Isaac
Perry; Judges, A. $. YAntis and Samuel
Davenport.
Yelm Precinct-Inspector. Robert Kan
die; Judges, Eicain Longnire and p. b.
Van Trump.
Chambers Prairie Precinct-Inspector
J. NJ. Hawk; Judges, Risd.n Ruddell
and g. l.. Raymond.
JOSnud -M1l-
Ter; Judges, ID. T. Drewry and G. IL. Lit
tlejDhn.
Mud Bay Precinct Inspector, Win. Ne
Lane; Judges, Peter Mckenzie and Enoch
Hart.
South Bay Precinct Inspector. Alexan.
der Henry; Judges, John Adams and AL
exander Dewitt.
Mr.. McKinzie stated that impera
tive business demanded his atten
ton tomorrow, and he desired to bt
excused from further attendance
during the present session.
Ordered that the sum of $50 bt
appropriated for the purchase of .
safe for the Office Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
The following bills were approved
and ordered paid:
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THURSDAY, August 10.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Messrs. Gibson aud
Swan. Absent, Mr.. Mckenzie.
Petition for appointment of ".
W. Plumb as Supervisor of Tum-
water Road District was received.
and application was granted.
Petition Of Levi Morrison for O
road near northwest corner section,
township II, range l east, thence
east to northwest corner of lands Of
Pomery and Morrison. Ordered
that &. L. Raymond, Frank Collins
and S. D. Ruddell lie appointed
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Prepared by DR.. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and inaiy teal Chemists.
Lowell Mass.
SOLD EY ALI. DRUGGISTS EyuRy-~FRE.
Notice.

1 Lii the goods kept previous 10 the fire
= u III the store cUrncI nl Eifth and Main
streets, lave been removed 10 corner ol
Third and t"lHmhIt streets. vii, IT, they
are opened for the inspection of the pub
he.
The c"tirr Stock. consisting of ready
inaiC tiUtlin%. Furru- hing tuud> BuuI :
AMI Shoes ptv 'ioudS Nc.. IL offered al
low figures. ounirN Produce, ShinyltS.
I.umi"r, Wood, Bark, N".. Nr. taken in
exchange. Mrs. \. HOFFMAN.
Olympia. June II. ISS2 If
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. l.. WALTON, Manager.

NATIONAL Scent CIGAR.-Nan EppS has
received this day, 10y steamer Dahoid. 5000
of the finest Scent cigars ever brought To
the city. Satisfaction guaranteed. or mon
cy refunded.
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ThurStUn County.
Regular Meeting OF the Co,nmissi"aers
and tarir DOtnEs.


OLYMPIA, Aug. {, 1SN2
Board met III regular term. Pres
ent full Board. John VI. Swan,
presiding
\ statement If r. r Ruddell Was
submitted. showing the condition OF
the new roal opened through his
place. Read and ordered that the
road be accepted and that the cd
road be vacated.
Mr.. Young, from Black river, made
a verbal apl .lica'ion for an approrrl
alton of portion OF the special road
tax. COR the improvement OF the road
connecting the upper Chehalis valley
with Olympic, winch he supported
by arguments.
After discussing tie matter, the
Board concluded to send one OF their
members. Mr.. Gibson, down to ex-
anime the roads and bridges to-
morrow, TO report at the present
S"eSlnr.
Tie contract for Keeping the poor
for one year, from date. was award
ed to John Mum, at 50 each per
week, sid keeping to include cloth
inp. washing, mending. etc.
The petition Of j. \. Smith and
others for n road being submitted.
with evidence that notices had been
posted and bond filed, T. W. Brown,
James McCabe and I,ham Edwards
were appointed viewers.
Board then adjourned.
TUESDAY, Aug. s.
Board met at 9 A. VI. Present,
Messrs. Swan and McKinzie.
A verbal application was made by
Robert Frost for reduction OF his
assessment, in consequence OF his
loss by fire on the 18Th of May.
Application was made by A. f.
Woodland, for correction OF an al
legal error of assessment OF 1881.
The claimant alleged that the tax on
a mortgage of 1914. paid in Cheha-
lis county. was also paid in tins
county. The sum of 81 4S was al
lowed, and an order was made to re-
fund the same, the Treasurer like
wise being instructed to charge the
respective funds with their several
proportions.
The application of T. l. Mckenny
for a compromise of taxes due on
lands formerly owned by the Thurs
ton County Construction Co., was
received.
Boa,d then adjourned.
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LATE EASTERN NEWS.
The Administration Propose to swim,
Around the CIrcie.''

The Administration Propose to Swing
Around the CirCie.''
Immediately upon the adjourn
ment of Congress the President and
his Cabinet will enter upon u long
planned summer vacation trip west.
They propose to take a trip in the
U. 5. sh , Iaiapoosa. He will be
accompanied by Secretary Chandler,
and perhaps other members of the
Cabinet. The Secretary of the Navy
proposes to make an inspection of
the Northern and Eastern Navy
yards, and the Presidential party
will probably visit Long Branch,
Newport, Boston, New London and
Il number of seaside resorts, and
other members of the Cabinet will
scatter at once. Postmaster General
Howe will leave tomorrow for his
home in Wisconsin, and will be alb
sent till September. Secretary LIN
coin had intended to accompany
Lieutenant General Sheridan on his
Summer trip through the Yellow.
stone region, but the recent death OF
his mother caused him to abar don
the idea. He will spend the Sum
mer vacation at Rye Beach, n. II.
Seen etary Folger will not be absent
for any length OF time during the
summer, but will content hlruse
with brief excursion northward
whenever the duties of office permit
The Attorney General will divide
his time between Long Branch and
Cape May, as soon as the star route
cases will admit Of his departure.
Secretary Teller will not leave until
he has disposed Of the eight hun
dred new appointments provided for
IN the legislative appropriation bill.
The appointments begin to-day,
Secretary Frellnghuysen goes to
Long Branch, and from thee he
will go to Cape May for portion of
| the season.
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To the Unfortunate.

rhea, elect, Structure syphilis, in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency,
night losses by dreams, pimples on the
face and lost manhood can positively be
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
travelled extensively in Europe, and in
spected thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaininga great deal of valuable
information, which he is competent to i'm
pant to those in need of his services. DIR.
GlBhON vii! make 10 charge unless he
eject cure. Persons at distance may be
cured at home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor: Send ten dollars for a PACK.
age OF medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor Will please state the name OF the
papn" - " Sre this advertisement in
Cha;-rS reasonable. Call or write. AID
dress DIR. j. L. .-lnBON, Box 1851 San
Francesca.
May 2oth, 1886. w
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Lee Richuu's Golden Balsam No
Cures CharcreS first and second stages;
Sores on the Legs and BOGy; Syphiliiic
Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all prim-
airy forms OF the disease. Price, SIS 10
per bottle.
Lee Richau's Golden BaIsam No. 2 Cures
Tertiary, MercuriaI and Syphilitlc Kheu-
malisul, Pains in the Bones, Ulcer ated
Throat, SyphiIitic Rash, Lumps, ETC.,
and eradicates all diseases from the sys-
tenn. whether caus ID by bad treatment
or abuse of mercury, leaving the blood
pure and healthy. Price, So 90 per Bot
tie.
LIE Richau's Golden Spanish Antidots
tor the cure of GOnorrhoea, elect, etc.
Price 50 80 per Bottle.
LIE Richau's Golden Spa ntsh Injection, a
wish for the cure of elect, Structures
ID seaSe of the Uretha and Bla der, etc.
Price. 81 % per Bottle.
Lee Richau's Golden Ointment, for the
effective healing OF Syphilitic Sores and
Eruptions. Price, 81 W per Bottle.
Also Agents for Lee Richau's Golden Pills
for W eaknesS, loss Of physical powers,
and all diseases arising from abuse and
excess or overwork. Price, So 90 per
Box.
Sent everywhere c. o. D. securely packed
per Express.
c. F. RICHARDS & CO., agents,
Az and i29 Sahsome Street,
Sner Clay, San Francisco, Cal.
February a, 1882. VI
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are wa, done to street, AMI m,ny
sewer tIi,p, were h.ahru Ia th,
r,,>,nl1 -; water. IL. .tonu w.
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movement and Iarreratir,r the
spread of bad literature, cummenl-
ing pubic action of the society and
church and urging Roman Calholi, :
to o'gaulze for the sake OF promotion
of temperance reform by PRAYER,
mo,al inst,uctinn and other Irrlti
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\ Forest Fire.
A Temperance Candidate.

ATLANTA, Aug. 9.-In a speech at
Worth, yesterday, Governor Col
quit, candidate for the United States
Senate, planted himself squaroly
upon the platform of temperance,
and against the Manufacture Of whis-
key in Georgia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-11

If people who are troubled with colds
would make use of Ayers Cherry Pee
tOral before attending church or public
lectures, they would avoid coughing, and
the comfort ofhearers and speakers would
he greatly promoted. The Pcctoral ena-
bles public speakers te speak clearly and
without fatigue, hsving an immediate and
wonderful effect in increasing tho power
and ileXbility of the voice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-08-11

On motion, Mr.. McKinzie was ex-
cused. and the Board then ad-
journed.
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BLooMINGroS, Aug. 1.-The State
Prohibition Convention met this
morning and G. c. Campbell was
elected Chairman. The usual com-
nlittees were appointed, except that
on nominations, aud after ruusing
speech by John b. Finch, of Ne
braska, adjourned till afternoon.
In the afternoon the attendance Was
meagre. Hale Johnson was elected
President, and several speeches we. e
made, the tenor of which was that it
was useless to try to get aid inside
the parties.
BLooMINGroN, Aug. 9.-The Pro-
hibltionists sent a message 10 the Re-
publican Convention, asking the en-
bodiment of a petition il its platform
which was refused.
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STATIONERY.

The LatcS, STYLES and best Qualities of
Paper and Envelopes. Fairtrrics in
boxes. Fools Cap. Legal Clp. BIZ Can.
Lcdrrr Cap, Letter Heads 'EHl Heads
Note Heads, Mourning and Parchment
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A Large Land Purchase.


CHICAGO, Aug. 8. - Inter- Ocean
Fargo special: Refus Hatch aud a
party of English and New York cap
italist have purchased 1853, 900 acl es
of grazing lands lying between Little
Missouri and Powder rivers in Mon
tana, from the Northern Pacific rail
road, at 81 per acre, on seven years
time. As the grant to the road only
takes alternate sections, they will
have practical pasturage of Is ,00O,-
600 acres, as it will have the use of
intervening sections of government
lands. 1t is proposed to stock it
with 1000 head of cattle. The
party, in company with Hermann
Scott, land commissioners of the
Nor bern Pacific, are now en- route
to inspect their purchase.
Heavy Storm In Milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 4 The mo-.
destructive storm which has vi,itt
this section for years swept over the
city to-day. Damage to property i.
variously estimated from S50, 900 tt
slO0,U 900. But two lives are report
ed lost. William Kopfheimer wa.
killed by lightning aud the eight
district school ard seven dwellipe
houses and schooner .ingus Smut
were struck by lightning. The mos
damage to property was done b,
water which filled all easements il
the flat part of the city. Man,
houses near the river suffered heav'
loss of goods stored in Easements
1t Is reported that the water cam
in suddenly on a family living in
basement on the west side aud il
their haste to remove furniture the,
forgot their baby which lay in th
cradle and was drowned. Sewer
of the city proved inadequate 70
such fall of water and much dam
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+. r. GIRARp, $50 Suffer Street. San Fran
cisco. The largest stock of Pianos and
Organs on the coast Pacific Coast Agency
for the celebrated Wheelock Piano, Rog-
or Williams Organ. Easy instalments.
Special contracts with Railroads and
Steamers. All Instruments sold at facto-
nv prices. Address,
r. II. GIRARD,
Manufacturers Agent,
332 Suffer Street, San Francisco, Cal.
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Catholic Tenn e,nmcr ORGANIZATION.
Terrible Epidemic.

BROWNSVILLE. (TrX. Auc. eff
ty cases Of yellow fever and epidemic
ale developing. The people are PIE.
pairing for the worst.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-05

Exrres ra;a anl Ln "a Passover train rav
ia Vir ctna 'c:h&E \. N. INST aanid i"iSe
ana trado ks sir-d arriving al
r. Jat. cuEGectnE win tse
tuied Siags Company tine OF CMicora Coaches,
in, An or. ami Il "iie .6ina evo,tnr: a r.Vnr
at liniag 5:33 p. ", ec;inT stages fur Gr 'ls
she Ieiln fy O, a..d arrlsi. at Ia,ie an at
$40 P. d., conaec,!ng with sttges 1or Coiun'
bus ii yer Po.h. MOrtcz ma, itidt Va ICY, Cold
Mountain benfon, Bishop Cree. and 1nielA nfisnee
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D. 4. REEhE4.
,;os,yl.! Frgi-r and rssens ger A-o.t.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-05

,NVENTO a;.'5sas ,,2ss ED, EDs9N y Bso. ! os
Pa(hnt Solicitors, Washington, u. e, for reteren
ces and advice sent peEE. We attend exclp
,GSaly TO Patent bu -iness. Reasonable terms
Reissues, Interferent eS, aud cases rejected In
other hands q speciality Caveats solicited.
send model or sketch and description ior0plnioD
as ~ patentablity, FREE or cHA9GE. We refer
70 the Com missioner AZ Patept6 ESQ to eX-CeM.
miastoners. Established l06e d.
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II IS the concurrent testimony of the public
snd the >dicai prOftssion that HOstetter's
1Storns.ch Bitters is a ia sdcine which achieves
results speeii felt, thorough aud benign Be
side rectifying liver disorder. it nvigOrttes the
feeble, conqusrs kidney and bladder com plants
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