Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-07
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SUI" iioi W August 49, Vi las year, VIII
oe l'io Oh PRESENTATIONS
The newly elected Mayor and City
Council VIII assume the rc!ns OF authority
neAt Wednesday evening" at which time
A'' Do.' ~" i''''''i AM anu NcauN
si"ceis e'oio nay s"~PPeu piaceS vi p'is-
hi's'' anu ->o' 90 may no" ~ io'i'u
h'A' "o0' ~ 'No - "'N''' ~ o''ioo
Some OF our " foreign" exchanges err
roneousiy quote butter in Olympia at 10
cents per pound. 1t has not been higher
'na'i '''''' io' ii''''s 'iio'i'ii' past
The Oshanty Club composed entirely
of local talent, will give a musical and
MINSTREL entertainment. iii Columbia Hall,
on the evening OF Saturday, the 18th inst.
S,,o.;o, Tr,.s,,r,, .,,o,t " tIox
o,rir.d from San Er.ncisco Wednesd,v
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on official business. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Horr, who will remain here till
his return.
Mr.. Vincent occasionally receives an
order from old customers who are 900
miles AWAY. so confident are they of the
s,.periortv of his work. A few DAYS ago
one was received from Silver City. Idaho.
from AN individual who had worna rair Of
Vincent's shoes continuously two wears.
eular ouarerly communion will be con-
ducted in the PRESBYTERIAN Church, next
Sunday. by Rev.JR. Thomson. On ac-
count of sacred concertsand special Easter
services in other Churches. the evenings
Worship of the Pres byterian Church will
be omitted.
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brs;nass md ,,o,,sod :. oonoraI r,sh fortho
lower part OF town. fortunately faith
fully laid fiue and the dampness OF the
ROOT obvlated what danger might have re-
suited had the conditions been different.
Ar month 900 O,vmn;. ovs,ors copld mo
obt,;ned bv tho noonlo ~ Seattle from,
from thi, n,.oe ord Loot Noven,ber sto,ys
which cost ~ o,r ,ooo, rosta,r,,,, orr
comic oouIa no touobt in Portland for Ok
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"'sei VIGIL ~ was Se"' "fo'
There is a fine opportunity for some
body to make money in this place by
opening laundry, a business which has
been monopolized by Cinnamon until thew
have become arropaut in th,,ir demands
and increased prices to about the figures
PAID In the " flush days OF 49, 1.-TWO Bit
Tee IS the least price these allnond-eyed
sons OF celestlals think OF charging for
single garment, and they double 1t up
WIN alarming accuracy when whole
Washing is entrusted TO them. BESIDES
the wear 10 the garments from the
nealhens merclless scrubbing brush'
doubles the cost OF clean linen.
Last Monday IT, A. Chambers and
Henry sabin were e,ected Councilman in
the First Ward. r q. OBr;en and r.
Osseno. in the Second and Vim 7 Yeaper
and ]. $ Dohbins. i'm the Third. The