Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-10

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A new fence if being built around
the county's property fronting the
Public Square.
Mr.. OTIS new store building,
corner OF Fourth and Main, is about
ready for occupancy.
Alpha Eucampment meets in Odd
Fellow Hall next "Wednesday eve
ring. 4 full attendance is desired
Rev. Mrs. Whitney will conduct
services in the Unitarian Church,
next Sunday. morning and evening.
Col. Hawkins "a temperance lectul-
er will address the public in Colum-
bia Hall, Saturday evening, at 100
o'clock.
Our merchants are receiving full
stocks for the holidays. Mr.. Van
Epp's new supply is especially at
tractive.
The Ring would not change the
county" slate" so the People lelib-
erately broke it. So much the worse
for the slate.
Mr.. Gale is circulating petition
for reappointment as postmaster. A
remoustrance would find quite as
many signatures.
The price of butter and eggs
remains firm, the former selling at
IS ceLts per roll and the latter at
40 cents per dozen.
Four children of Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchings, of this place, have been
quite i'll of diphtheria, the past few
days, but all are improving.
Everybody who voted the straight
Peoples ticket can claim that he
elected Mr.. Henry Probate Judge.
the ma oriy being bur sin1 woe.
Charley Moore viii now >eil g'oc-
cries cheaper than ever, to close
out preparatory to engaging in other
business about the beginning of the
new year.
The majority against Mr.. Swan.
for Commissioners is Isl, an EN-
platte, indication that the people re-
pudiate his method of running
A., the county.
The Ring will have to console
themselves with the election of MIR.
Brents. This may BE- what is called
"cold comfort" but it is the best we
can give them.
At the school election. last Satur-
urday, Messrs. T. 81. Reed, A. B.
Woodland ard T. c. Van Epps were
elected Directors and DR.. Lansdale.
Squire Ready bears his honors
neekly, and announces a reduction
of the usual fee for performing the
marital rite. He believes in reform,
and this is his method of instituting
it.
The County Commissioners have
been in session since Monday. It is
the regular term, and considerable
business has been transacted, o re-
port of which will I've published next
week.
The hope of the Ring is now CEN
tured in che admission of tie Terri
tory as State, to prevent that sad
calamity" Detailing us, the assemb-
ling of Legislature opposed to the
Bosses.
The Peoples nominees request
us to return cordial thanks to the
public for their labors in behalf of
the cause they represent and to con-
graduate them on the great victory
achieved.
Gov. Newell has appointed Mr..
VIM. II. Humphrey, of Seattle, a
Trustee of the Hospital for the In
sane in place of E. G.. Mcclure, who
has resigned on account Of ill health
and removed to California.
The train of our local railroad
now makes but one trip per day, ex-
cept when business justifes an extra
trip. The inclement weather, which
interferes somewhat with logging
operations. is the cause of the change
As if Providence smiled on the PEG.
ple's efforts to suppress Ring rule,
election day was bright and clear, O
condition of the elements which has
never before existed on that day
since the date of polling wa.
changed TO November.
notwithstanding the opposition
our local steamers 60 and come will
full freights and large lists of passen
gers. The Zephyr has always been
favorite with the travelling public
not less on account of her punctual
ity than the spirit of accommoda
ton manifested by her officers.
1t will be remembered as q fact il
our local history that Mr.. A. A
Manning presided over the meetin;
which organized the defeat of Selu
cius Gsr6elde, who attempted t,
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