Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-12-08
Masl'lugtun tanaara
Mere Mention.

We are having our usual driZZly
winter weather.
The freight of the Dakota was re-
ceived yesterday.
Cabinet, boudoir, panel frames and
brackets at Shelton 4 Co.'S
MIR. z. c. Hale will conduct ser
vices in the Uuitarion Church next
Sunday morning.
Sheriff Billings had slight at.
tack Of paralysis few days ago, but
ia now able to be about.
The shop windows are now a con.
slant reminder of the near approach
of the Christmas holidays.
The George +. Starr has taken the
place temporarily Of the Emma Hay
ward, on the upper Sound route.
The denizans of the North Pacific
failed to observe the transit of Venus.
Cause, prevalence of Oregon mist.
1t has been determined to suspend
the public schools till after the hol-
idays, on account OF the prevalence
of diphtheria.
Judge Hoyt and Mr.. A. A. Phil
lips have bought Mr.. Barnes bank
ing business, and will assume con-
troll of it the LIST of February.
A daughter was born to the wife
of Mr.. Francis Henry this morning,
and a daughter to the wife of Mr..
VIM. Hilderbrandt yesterday.
Mr.. Rawson is about to open a
coffee house and restaurant at the
stand on Main Street formerly &C.
cupied by the Fraser Brothers.
Services will be held at IL A. NJ. and
7P. NJ. in the Congregational Church,
next Sabbath. The morning subject
will be the Sixth Commandment.
1t will be seen by advertisement
that the books of the Peoples Trans
portation Company are now open for
subscriptions to the capital stock.
If you want to secure a real SER
vi ceable, as we'll as elegant, present
for the holidays. examine those tot
let cases ut Mckennv's dru D., store.
The Transcript reminds one of the
great Tecumsah, after it has thrown
off its civilized overcoat. Wahoo
much fun kcwyhoo. Potlatch klone
dollah.
Mr.. Williams new stock appears
to excellent advantage in his new
brick store. His assortme nt of stoves
and ranges, of the latest styles, is
the best in the place.
"Christmss Bells, is the title of
holiday illustrated paper published
by Mr.. Van Epps', who makes a
graceful bow to the public iu the
leading column. The "Please X is
acknowleds ed by one of our broad
est grins.
Messrs. O'Conner & Milroy have
just added an elegant hack 10 their
fine assortment of vehicles. It is as
comfortable as an easy chair, and
rough roads and Indictment weather
have no terrors for those who are so
fortunate as 10 secure its services.
MIR. Turpiu's condition still re.
mains critical. He 10 unable to
speak. and has lost the use of his
limbs, except the left arm; but the
doctors maintain that there is still
chance for recovery. If medical
skill aud faithful attendance can &C.
complish this he will pass the ordeal
safely.
Az some objection was made to
Mr.. Rawson's Ute of Unity Church,
last Sunday evening. for the delivery
Of his lecture on The Origin of the
Cross" the doors were not opened
at the appointed hour, and many
people drawn hither by the an
pouncsment, departed in q no pleas
ant frame Of mind over the disap-
pointment.
Mrs. Barnes has begun suit for
foreclosure OF mortgage on the GO.
acre tract Of land and improvements
Of the Washington Industrial As
ISOLATION, aud unless the organ.
ization makes an effort by sale of
stock to meet the liability, amount
ing to nearly 5000, the property
will pass into other lands. A meet
ing of Directors is to be held to de.
wise means for paying the debt.
The Sunday afternoon temperance
meetings, under the new manage.
ment, having been dicontinued, the
Blue Ribbon League will meet in
Champion Hall. next Sunday, at 8
P. NJ, to consider the propriety of
resuming the work which seems to be
left for it to do. II is hoped that a
full audience will be present to vote
and act upon this and other matters
affecting the temperance cause.
The Directors of the Olympia
graded schools invite the patrons and
others interested, to general school
meeting, which will be held in the
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