Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-22
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FRIDAY. SEPT. p, 1882.
Mere Mention.

Mr. ANA MIS-. L.. l. Dung have gone
East,
The, days AMI nights are now of about
equal l"m@ih.
Rev. Daniel Bagicv will preach i'll Tn
itv Hall next SUNDAY.
Til" East Olympia Academy began it,
Fall term last NJ .:tiav.
PA>>ahir California peaches sell in our
market for live cents apiece.
>hrr,uan'e circus will lac here next Fri
dtv II. ht and live one exhibition. on ,hc
Plaza.
Mr.. Jacob l;oandcr and Mrs Harriet
Barnes. were united in marriage, at Tun.-
wafer. last Sunday.
Tomorrow being Jewish holiday, the
So. rral places of business conducted Gy
them viii br closed.
y son of Mr.. Chapman of South Bay. a
lad about fourteen years OF age, broke his
arm bv a fail, ii few days ago.
High mass will he held in st. Mirhatl>
chur, II, At half past ten Sunday morning
and NtspcrS al seven in the evening.
Rev. J. r. Thorn snn will conduct pub
lie worship in the PRESBYTERIAN Church
next Sunday, and at South Bay at 3 o'clock
the same day.
Miss Katie Mcdonald, whose home is in
Lewis county, once compositor on this
paper, called at our office yesterday. while
on a brief visit to town.
Subject next Sabbath morning, at the
Congregational Church, Z" The image of
God In the evening National Deg a
dation by Intemperancc.'
place of much interest Just now-espe-
cially to ladies-is Mr.. Bcttman's store,
where superb stock of Fall and Winter
goods has just been taken from the cases
Now that the nights are growing colder,
it would he we'll to inspect Mr.. Rosen-
thal's stock of blankets, quilts and coun-
terpanes, just received and exposed for
sale.
The town council propose soon to begin
an aggressive war upon dilapldated side
walks, and the long suffering and patient
citizen fervently responds to the sugges-
ton: GLORY, halleluiah!'
Henry, a r-year-old son of Charles
Ward, who lives in the suburbs of town,
died Saturday night of diptheric Group.
Five other members of the same family
are afflicted with the disease.
Capt. Thomas Wright is at the Pacific,
and has in view business project which
will, if successful, add very materially to
our prosperity as a town. He will pro-
baby make Olympia his future home.
Aiki Council American Legion of Honor
will meet in G,.i Fellows ;!i! next
Wednesday, evtnln-, 1T hall pas, >.'Ven
o'clock. A full attendance is specially.
desired as much important business will
be transacted.
Winters supply of fuel and have 1t care.
fully housed. thus avoiding an apparent
necessity for emphatic eXpletives when it
is found that fire has 40 ailiLity for green
wood or damp bark.
There seems to be a general disposition
to make the display in Columbia Hall
next month, a worthy exhibit Of the
agricultural resources and mechanical
skill of the country. To resolve, with
our people, IS TO accomplish.
The Sisters school in this place is in a
very flourishing condition. The daily av
erage attendance of pupils is sixty and the
number is constantly increasing. Sew
eral boarders have lately been received
from the surrounding counties.
Harris, after long absence from our
columns, again appears with an important
announcement. He has now the neatest
store and one of the most complete stocks
of goods in the city. Do not fail to call
and see the the gorgeous display.
Mrs. C.P. Hale. City Superintendent,
OF Common Schools, requests us to an
nounce for parents residing in East
West and North Olympia to send primary
pupils, or those using First and Second
Readers, to the room under Odd Fellows
Hail; children in the same localities
using Third aud Fourth Readers. to Unity
Hal; and other pupils will repair to the
Public School house, in the southern part
of town, where they vii: be classified.
The following petition for a People $
Mass Meeting has received enough Re
Democrats make no nominations, and 50
far as we can learn, this is the unanimous
will of the party: "As the action of the
late Republican County Convention does
not meet with the approval OF the major
ity of the citizens OF ThurstOn county and
MANY who have hitherto affiliated with
that party, and believing that the time
has come when a reform is absolutely de-
manded in the management OF some VI
the county offices whose interests are the
most vital To lis as tax pay ing citizens, we
therefore request the people without re-
gard to party beliefs or prejudices, to
meet with US in Mass Convention, in Co
lumbia Hall, on Saturday, September 3Otl,,
ut II o'clock A. NJ, to take such action as
may be deemed advisable and exped-
lent"
Below will be found a few of the pre-.
miums offered ut the Fair, to be held on
the 18th. Many more will be added
which we shall publish from time to time
up to fair week:
Benz. Vincent, lest loaf Of hop-veast,
bread by young lady under 10 years, fine
pair of ladies' kid shoes; second best, a
nice pair of slippers.
f. T. Gum, best three rolls of butter
one years subscription TO Transcript; Sec
.ond best, months subscription.
N. s. Porter, best washed, starched and
iroEed mans shirt, by young lady under
2l years, a pair of ceiluloid bracelets
worth 80.
J. A. Silsby & Co., best cured ham, a
cash premium of 80.
Contributor. best apple pie, two bushels
Of premium potatoes.
Ready & Co., best five rolls butter. 2 90;
best lbs. honey in comb, 90; best va
riety Of fruit, 90.
Nat. Crosby. best batch of doughnuts
made by young lady under lo years, &
neat set of gold plated jewelry worth 90
r. Frost, best half bushel, each, of Win
ter and Spring wheat, fine grape-yin.