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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-08-27
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..ls...a, 90 sc 81 -. Il..A.,1. ,..4, ,cpe, s5h
Il S.S Soa' St e. 5 4 81 ~ Is s Ss Si.4 -, - ~
4 fan BIossbnTss as cSs 3 S5 b tan. Jasssen l sosl
So 25 D ton; crushed coke, 13c p bash lump coke,
11e " bush.
CANNED GOODS.
fSsso nuttfd6ans BdDs5e. Z s.tgfhd ri ty5
3suotffid seconds 81 100 go, 2o6tind standard
$f4O6l.50. 06Fn44 P6lks 5-pshnd 66ns 81, Var.
m6uth 81 40. Revere 81. 2fJ. nj MdAfufrB1 ri. 25f0
f.30 BlsckbeTries- Two pound, S5 4$i. 10. fasp-
berries 2,pound, ST. 1O01 20; pineapple, standard
2-poufd $fi66595O; second do $l. Is al. 35; cove
Sgsss s P@unSs @ @ weight 81 y SS0a11 gb lgh 65 %
I2ostrina beans a5g3Oe: Lama beans. 99be5
Ieas YnasToyvfat SsieRI s9sS. small S1 500 go.
obsters $i StS1f A. Fed cherries gbeS5$i Ia.
eO0'0Oe4ii0s' Z bHUGs
AeohO $Ss02Sos .D S. ssss asifeda sogSSS ssth
sss So,'sSsA as ~ xyy III
ersro tsra, r issS sas s1 ssysss
Ssae gens1ne So 4gol M rsgnes g eses % 2oe.. s ~
so,5 gslI s. S S9 -ssg AZ 0I Di5 5g
oil, bergamot, p rs, 81 75a3; opiar1. 81 5oS4. rs;
qulnine s opnce a = S Daasan asssn
Sp ~ Soe Sss sa a.,s z Il ~ . sou
aSss. saltSetssr DS6c tn5fest;.9es 3S5ls16
gyseFsne, seSS0s lGa.e tgss Sl.S sosl p. So
barnx SSssf "a c;nsSon;S;a SSae 0'
Oif;s-Idnseed oil raw, 55c d gallon. boiled,
sst Sse a+ soa; OIL s ee test H. a9 6aHE
cst;hp aoSSte I6nerg to. Lard osNo. i "a
In ox1sas ill.,
SITS TS fSlIu rs a., iovar 5tas 4sc
1.,, ~. ,,s,sl. ,omSs ss'''ssa' Z
DRY GOODS
fancy 5lsci Aliens fancy 5.ac Aliens dark, 9 lsc
Aliens PINK, bc: Afnold's oe; Berlin so4id eoiors,
PFC; ceeheee OeS OohestogA 5i9e' punIlelas. gasc
Saay - ertea I 1e Lar
eStIs, hocler 5ioc Maiior,, nnt a. R;cbmon5 q
BRovN SHEETTNGLiA Atlanfin a 7ixc. Is9att n f,c.
Agavarn n 5Iae. Redford r. 5e.- Aro1,stS 81,
Boot. An, Tiaes Oont;nenta al Tioc. Dvgioht star
&c. Echo Lake 6sac, GraniteviIle EE 6lac: Lawrence
La 5lae; Pepp4fen E lie. Peuperell RI kIos. PEN
peref 94 1fiae Fepesreii l{ll a0, Ijt;ea a. 2;ic
Utica IO.4 81 lec; Utica O. 4lac
BLEEcHED sHEETINe- blackstone AA, 714c; Bal
lou & Son, &c; Chestnut Hill 5lae; Cabot 4-4 zl4e
Chapman K, Co Dwight Star s, g. Frsdt Of iths
Loom. SC; Lonsdale, 8l2c; Linwood Sc; MasonviIle
4 &c; New York Mills, 1Olpc; Our Own 5stc; Pep
perell; 194. 20c Pepperen 104, 22i2c Hills 8l2c;
Hope, 7c; Knights cambria Sc; Lonsdale cam
brio, 11c Whitnsvile. 33-inches, 6l2c; Wamsutta,
10l2c.
TIcKINGs--Amoskeag,A Ae'A 10 t2c Cpnestoee BE DC
SSones1oga G6E exsEa Sonestoga IGiu a.
a. Pearl River Is ioe T,eysiston 3eneh IA iac
Ie,eisbon 32ircb I21qc Lewiston 30inch Id Fails
OH0 32,inch I5c Methuen AA I2loc oakland a
6iac Swift River 6c, York 32inch l2i9c. York 80.
inch Ii . iac 8 -
Asnogleae 7ioe Bates 71ac Gloucester
~ 7c, Lancaster 81 KandeiuiaIi 7ioc, Ron
rev MaStas AL Gnn,bafiand Slsc Wl;te 7iac Raoi
fold 1OlSc. II n ~ - 80
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Manyille 5loc s. 81 q Son az
Masonville 54ee, Garner 5lse.
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Cnttnn.

NEW YORK Aug 26.-Cotton steady; futures
steady; August I0.75e; September, 10. 7oc October
10.42c. November 10. 29es December, 1O.32e; Jan
nary, 10.47e; February, I0.63e March. 10.65cs
April 1o.77c; May, l0lS9e
ST. LOUIS, Aug 26-Cotton quiet and nm
changed; middling 0Ssc; sales none; receipts, %
bales; shipments, 43 bales; stock on hand, 1886
bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug 26- Cotton nominal: mddling
103e receipts 19 bales: shipments none, stock on
hand, 5.645 bales; sales 275 bales
CINCINNATI, Aug 26.-cotton nominally IN
changed
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2e--cotton qaiet, hiadlng
108te.
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Elsewl,!ere.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26 The TlrovArs, 1on,nsl ,a
porrs Hpes-Receipts ia GOO. shirmants u 1f6
The marketwas dull on common; choice grades Arm;
$606s52ia; light bacon hogs $585p6 as: s5ins' as'
$3s25E5.a0. -
Gattle--Reeeipts $500 thipmeuts, 1900. The
SSaogt good 70 caolse sssiPplng steers, $6G65Q,
common 70 medium, $4.2o "a 15 range IcRttle firm;
Hsg Montana 1 200 TBS average "a. Wyoming, a.,
A O. 81 Ia "a w d?a Ds average
nss sas'R rss sS .ls9 ks@Ss s ] Receipts % sooO .pss
5o@32 25 choice 10 sxtra M S aI IA e sooa.
ner head &Ia3 So Tex "a snaaI ~ 1g Al A al'ts
R1JFFA1.9 Aur. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Dry Gu,r,le.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.--As usual to Tuesday, fke
general demand has been light. Still good Quota of
orders gives fair total of sales but somewhat evenly
distributed Jobbrs doing fairly WELL 40 many Of
their customers are attracted by the anetion sales Of
Halstead Haines e ca bankrupt stock which is be-.
ing sold at good prices The exports Of domestic cot
ton goods FOR the past week were large and amounted
to OBS paekages making total for the year Thus
far los, ,4Ss PACKAGES larger qdantiy than for the
same period IN any previous year
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The Market Yesterday Was Irregular and
weak, ana Closed Lower.
New YORK, Aug 26-Money easy at 130
q per cent offered at the close at 1t82 per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5i063 per cent?
Sterling exchange stronger; sixty days, "a. 83ss
sight, q. S54.
Produce exports for the week, $6, Ss9 600
Governments strong and higher.
Railways quiet
State securities quiet; Tennessee mixed sold
at 39l.
The stock market to-day was very irregular,
but in the main weak In opening Union Pa
eiic was conspicuous for a rise of II per cent, !,
to 81 The remainder OF the active list, after
the fractional decline in the first sale, became
stronger and higher. in sympathy with the rise
of Union Pacific, the advance ranging from to
II per cent. Union Pacific was forced down to
505, but later rallied to 81 and then dropped to
agA Coal shares also weakened especially
Lackawanna which broke per cent, to 1093:
Sales we're reported at this time at l07 seller go
days, q per cent below the price in the. regular
way. The remainder of the hst declined to Il
per cent. Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Missouri Pa
cific Northern Pacific preferred, and Western
Union being most prominent During the after
noon the market was first firm and then feature
less After ESQ, however, many shares were at
the 1owest figures Of the day The decline from
thehighest point was eq1al to 10 n per cent In.
faal sales the market was weak At near the low
est figures of the day.
The borrowing demand for stocks was not
large, and with the exeepti6n of L3ckawanna,
which commanded t-64 152 per cent. for use,
the rate was fat to 1.64 for some Of the leading
shares. Compared with last night the closing
Louisville 6 Nashville, which Is per cent
higher New York Central il Unchanged
The transactions were 308 600 shares, as fol-
lows $4,000 Laekawahna $4,000 Lake Shore,
10000 Northwestern, 1900 st. Paul. 1900
Union Pacife, 1900 Northern Paoifie.
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the low rates realized on forced sales during the
period Of fnancial stFingeney last month. In
general il anay be said that wool is hard - buy
and castor to sell at the prices asked fortttght
ago. The position Of the goods tfade - not
favorable to a rising market for wool, but She
country markets are very strong ne
eeipts at Philadelphia, Boston and New
York are falling of, and holders Of desirable
stocks show increased confidence Leather
dealers are complaining of quiet trade, and
the hide market is duh Gr0cers are having
good trade cotfees firm at quotations. SUGARS
rule steadily with q fair distribution The
produce markets are active for August kggs
are weak at quotations; the same is true OF
poultry, while choice butter sells readily at
highest quotations. The movement Of provls-
ions is on the increase, and hog products strong
at prices quoted.
GRAIN
It was an off day, seemingly in theloca1 mark
ct. The Board of Trade Price Current says Of
wheat: Local markets are comparatively quiet,
with prices steady, and in about yesterdays po-
sition. Arrivals continue fairly liberal, but
grading most unsatisfactory. The large proper
tion Of receipts fail to pass 'tmuster." though
some of it shows up undecidedly ''musty.' De-
mand for futures steady, but absence Of offer
ings, both for spot and forward deliveries, make
it dicult to quote the selling value of No. red
New York at noon was steady Baltimore lc to
ic of while Chicago showed up 70 higher We
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GohaA

NEW YORK Aag, R6Asb6t lots dniet; options
Quiet, sales, 1626O bags; September $40 58Ss55t;
October, s.450S soc, November. S.4019.5 .50es De
eember. 6.450S50c, February, 6,55c, March, 6s6Oe
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1ndianapoiis MARKET.

INDLANAPohIs. Aug. 20.
OATTDEeReceipts 25eg skipmsns, 80. Recs9pts
fair. But few shippiHs casle hers If here would
command ottaide quotations Good butcher stun
shout steady. Common duh and hard to sei.
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Wards Cream Of Chalk.
Perfectly harmless. contains no acid, Lre
serves the teeth, sweetens the breath. Pries
25c Druggists Browning Gs S1oan agents
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.IndianapoIls q 81. Louis.

Depart Day Express, daily, c. c.........--. q
sPttfisl EKIHess ...-.4.,...s.....l.... 3,
Boston and st. Louis Expessss p4-- 9,
New York and st. Louis Express,
daily s. and 9. c.: 49, 4 10;
Arrive New York and Boston Express
daily {. c. observation-disclosures y.
Local Passenger p. .----..----- =:
ItaianApolis Express .-......- J.
bay Exprsss, g. c., daily -. .;
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Hoes Receipts, 1890; shipments, 500 Quality
genefally very poor consisting largely of heavy.
halffStted gfssers, which IRE not wanted except it d
Tow price Shippers sending this class Of stock to our
market must expect to realize mean price on it.
Market opened quiet but steady on good corAI.fetl
gfahds. while eassssrs 8ally 90 sents lower.
Trade ruled fairly s6tate, closing quiet. AN soId
Best assorted light heavy tcorn.fed1 .$6 2dN63o
Pigs, lao to 460 average eornsfedt ~. 5. 5.5O057O
Heavy graasers.- g5.75D6 90
Light grassers. 5.0005.50
Heavy roughs --...--..-.......-...... a. sol 00bs25
Skips staesr and piggy 'sess.-. 3.6014.0O
SHREp- Receipts 49,; shipments, - Receipts
very light. But few good fat ones here Common
and medium very dull.
Geod to cheice grades - .....-.s.....G SO 261369
Fair to mediEm grades 80 .~..s....-s.. 2.50GasOO
Common to fair grades per had. 1sQ0UI.5O
Lambs Observation-Disclosures. 2.5OD35O
Bucks per head. d..--..-..,-.....-..... 1.50D2.5O
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y ,cinoinaati. hamilton q hndianapoLls.

Depaaa- -gincins1att Dayton e. T1ldeo-..... 4s0o
Cincinnati, dayton, Toledo and
New Xork s.-- -;.- =. j. 1890
CernersviIle Accommodation 4s30
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
Kew York Express .. $40
Arrive Connersville Accommodation. ....- $50.
sCancintrati, Peoria atid st. IUuis 71.BO
(ins;rtiati Arao1n1aoda ion 5lD0
Cinoinnati Peoria AMIDST. iamfis :. IOi40
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JeifersonNille. Madison 3 lndiananoIi..

Departs SouthSIH ExPrsss daily. s-.ss-.... an
Louisville and Madison Express. T.25 an
louisville and Madison mail D. a. $50 ON
Louisville Express daily tt45 nm
A4fiVe-- lnd diahArolis and Madison Mail 945 an
indianapolis St h6uts and Chicago
ExpresA daily, p.....s Il lO.45 a.h
New York and Northern Fast Ex.
press, !. ;,...s-..... s.,s..l.. TsoOpa
81. Louis. Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line, daily, s................. ]. .1o,A5 m
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CINCINNATI, Apg 26.--Flour qtiet ana 81.
changed Wltsnt easier 10. 2 wititef rcd, cash,
91c, Corn heavy; No. mixed. 81. .oats frni.
No. new mixea 26aaDt7c. Rye Quiet: No. 2
a415Ges Barley quiet and unthasiged Pfovisons1z.
Mess pork quiet, but firm ut $l6s5OD 40. Lard
stroHg; current make, 7.T9c Bulk theats Arm;
SHOULDERS esasi short yiss, l9sse; Bacon firm and
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DeB&ftAllB Detroit and cIfieaeo MaA s.S....
Yolklos Fort Wayne, Grand EapSses
md MICHIGAN RKpfssss :. $500 -.
DetreSt ExpfSss, daily sg.e {ss,.lse ].
Detroit through coach On c. St
LA ?. Express - s,.4- .--.s-s.1
:Arfive Detroit Express, daily, s.....-....-.,..
Paeikc Express.
Detroit and ichfcaso Mai
Det8bit Through cesach on q. Hts
ID, 81 p, FHpEess <. -. - 1880.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The Market Yesterday Was Irregular and
weak, ana closed Lower.
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LOUTSvILIE Aug 26.--6fain market Quiet
Wheab--eNo. Q red T6D60e. Corn--aSo q white 62e;
2eaec PROVISIONS dVigtg MESS pork @lo. Bull.
meats Shoulders 7c, clear ribs, 10a0e clear sides
lie. Bacon Shoulders, 7Sc clear ribs ii lse
clear sides, Ilssc Hams Sugareured. 414c. Lard
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Cinoinnati, Wabash & Michigan Railway
s(OMer the Bee-lipea
and Grand RAPIDS iEx.
press - = t3t,A
Michigan Express. -.--- = 1ls09 afh
1Arrlss 1v..T'. 1,sass' gf4pm
1ndlanap6lis ana 81. Lrshs Eep s lOs5aIpin
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)erapt-- Mad Train -. .... ss..s. Fsi5
Day Express. daily. p., h. .lssssl I:ss.5
Terre HaAte ACCOMMODATION. ..ssS Loo
Pacific Express, daily, s......s n ;. 10. 4 s
lfrfSe New York Express daily 3ss56
Indianapolis Mail and Accom- lees(o
Ciheifnati and louisville Fast LiHe. $40
KeM York E1tsrsss ti&ily, H. s. 4satl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13
Matters Of Interest.

A 2l0,Oo0-pound common has re.
Gently been cast for the United States
navy.
Sitting Bull has "signed" to travel
with show company for the paltry
sum Of $50 q week.
Crater Lake, one of the awe.in-
spring wonders OF Oregon, is made
accessible to the public by the com.
pletion OF the railroad to Ashland.
One of the Boston papers says
that the weekly sales of oleoma rgar-
inc in that city amount to LOG, 900 or
15O, 900 pounds. that all the regular
jobbing stores down town keep it for
sale for just what il is, at prices rang.
ing from twelve to ten cents .
pound.
The Independence West Side
chronicles the discovery of process
by which salmon can be dried SO as
to keep any length of time and be
shipped to any part of the world.
BY this process the meat retains all
of its natural substance-oil, flavor
and color-so that when soaked in
water for few hours, then cooked,
the most expert fish connoisseur can
not tell it from the fresh fish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13

aud steady growth is to be preferred
TO the feverish excitement of booms
ana the competitive rates which rule
under 1t. This gentleman had o
pocket full Of bills, due at th, first
OF the month, most of which were
paid on presentation.
Our worthy fellow citizens of the
German ell ment do not propose to
be left behind 10y their brethren in
other towns md cities on the coast
III regard 10 the peculiar institutions
Of their cherished fatherland. Dur.
ing the past week a Turn Verien
Club WAS established in this city and
the officers to serve for the first term
were elected as follows: President,
William Hildebrandt; Vice Presi
dent, III Ramm; Secretary, L. G.
kaufman; Cashier, Xavier Hosnie-
der. The Club contemplate to pur-
chase. Mt 10 distant day, a lot and
erecting thereon hall suitable to
their use.
The City" is now excavatinc
Sixth street, between Main and
Washington to bring it down to the
grade Of the other thoroushfares.
IL seema pity that at this early
lay, 20 many Of the streets should
be land out by n foo;-rule and square,
to the loss OF 80 many beautiful
shade trees and no corresponding
benefit, when there are so many
u"s to which the labor and money
expended could be applied. The
grade. ~ far, has only resulted in
injury 10 property owners and the
loss OF taxpayers, but so long as it
gives employment TO the new officers
and a large force OF men. probably
We should not complain, although
we must be- permitted to enter a
protest against the methods EN-.
ployed. There is enough necessary
work thus season to reach the bottom
OF the peoples pocket, without inau.
gurat'ng system Of straight lines
aud angles adapted more to the bus
mess requirements Of Z large city
than present comfort.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13
Late Eastern News.
End OF the Chicago Convention.

On the first ballot on the It'll, $40
votes were cast as follows: Arthur,
276; Blaine, 334!; Edmunds, 90:
Hawley, ID; Lincoln 4; Logan CT;
Sherman 80; Gen. Sherman, 2.
Second ballot-Total number of
votes. SIS; necessary to O choice
All. Blaine, 349; Arthur, 276;
Edmunds. 50; Logan, 81; John Sher-
man, 2
TuirL bal;ot-On the third ballot
S. NJ. Cullom withdrew the name of
Logan i'll obedience to a dispatch
from that gentleman, and give Blaine
81 OF the votes Of Illinois, making
his vote Ill.
Fourth tallot-Blaine, 544; Ar
thur, POI; Edmunds; Al; Logan, Z;
Hawley, Is; Lincoln, 2.
The vote for Blaine was then made
unanimous, amid great applause.
Want Their Names Recorded.
AUGUSTA, Me. June 9.-Congrat-
ulatory kilograms continued 10 reach
Blaine during Friday night and Sat-
urday. Over 200 kilograms were
received within three hours after his
nomination. Many were from
Europe. Among the most prom
inent were from Minister Morton, at
Paris, and Col. John Hay and
Clarence King. in London.
Benjamin Harrison also sent a
dispatch, promising Blaine the cleo
tOral vote of Indiana.
JAS. Longstreet sent the congrat-
ulations of the Wing Republicans of
Georgia.
Cool Reception.
BosToX, June 9.-The Maine and
the California delegates arrived in
this city this morning. Their recep-
ton here was very cool. Not one
prominent Republican met them at
depot. They left for Augusta by
special train ut IL o'clock. The freez-
ing treatment accorded them at first
puzzled and then disguised ardent
Pacific Coasters, WHO were not back
ward in expressing their contempt
for Bostonian politicians.
Not Lovely for Blaine.
NEW York, June GA Post repor.
ter was informed ut Harpers' pub.
LEGATION house to-day that Harpers'
Weekly will oppose the Chicago
nomination. The decision to this
effect was reached by the members
of the house unanimously. The pen
of Curtis aud the pencil of Mast will
be exerted in support OF this course.
HOW Arthur Received the News.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-President
Arthur received the news from Chi
cago with great cOmposure. 10 an
agent Of the Associated Press he said
the news had not taken him by sur
prise, disappointment in politics be-
ing such common occurrence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13
Territorial Items.

Tie Welcome went ashore on the
La Conner fats u few days ago and
broke her back aud pulled out two
hog chains. She is laid up at Tacoma.
Orders have been received at Van
couver from the War department for
the 21st infantry to get ready for
removal to Sydney barracks, Nebras-
ka. The regiment will be replaced
at Vancouver by the 41th infantry,
Col. G. Hunt commanding.
The Walla Walla Statesman saws:
We hear that the upper country is full
OF broken, desperate men, who have
been in the mines, and who are ready
to do anything in order to obtain q
living. Yesterday q gentleman of
this city counted forty. three men who
were put off the train this side of
Spokane Falls.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for building and carrying on q
steamboat business from Hoquiam to
all points up the Chehalis as far as
blockhouse Smiths. The name of
corporation is Hoquiam and Chehslis
Steam Navi ,ation Company; capital
stock &c. 900. Seven thousand dol
lars has already been subscribed.
In o recent interview between q
Seattle Herald reporter and Mr..
James Mcknight, an attorney for
the Northern Pacific railroad, that
gentlemen stated that he had been
recently engaged in arranging for
the right of the way of the Cascade
branch through the Yakima Indian
reservation. He, with Messrs.
bogue, Husen and Mitchell, had
been with the Indians for two con-
secutive days, and finally succeeded
in closing tripartite treaty between
the Indians, the Interior Department
and his company.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13
Notice..

NOClC0.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of ThurstOn.
IN the Justice Court of Olympia Pre-
Il cinct, ThurstOn county, w. r., before
W. +. Ready, Justice.
CHARLES HANSON. doing business as HAN
SON Il CO.:
IOu are hereby notified that Benjamin
Hatch has filed a compliant against you
in said Court, which will come OH to be
heard at my office. in Olympia, Thurston
county, w. T., on
The 31si Day OF May. A. d. 1854,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and unless
you appear and then and there answer,
the same will be taken as con fessed and
the demand of the Plaintiff granted. The
object and demand of said complaint is to
obtain judgment against you for the sum
of seventeen dollars, together with the
costs of action in said claim arising on ac-
csunt.
Complaint filed April 10, 1891.
W. +. KEADY,
Justice of the Peace.
Olympia, Washington Territory, April
18th. 1884.
BALLARD & McFADpES. Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13

Mn. Tildsn has sent to the Ma.
tional Committee o declination of
his proposed nomination for the
Presidency, on the ground of ply
steal iucapacity. It is hoped, how
ever. by many people, that the Con.
vention will nominate the old ticket
by reclamation aud adjourn, leaving
the issue with an Overriding Provi.
dence to adjust.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13

Some Of our people masquerade
under queer names while away from
home. "R. Pelig Shoecraft," ap-
pears 10 the personal column of the
Tacoma Ners, and this extraordinary
way OF putting ii almost extipguishes
the identity OF one of our most
prominent citizens, who was visiting
the 4" terminus"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13

SAYS the Tacoma Ledger: Two
Indian boys are reported to have
been murdered yesterday on the
east coast Of Vancouver Island by
two white men, who lured them on
board q small sloop md made them
drunk; then quarieled aud threw
them overheard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13
Pioneers.

TINO all members of tie Washington Pho
i neer Association: You are hereby
respectfully n0titie that the Annual
Meeting (re-uniOn) of the Association will
be held in the city of Olympia on Thurs
day, the Sd of July, 1884. You are cOrdi-
ally invited to attend the reunion of Pho.
neers, to be seen by and Ia see your
colnpatriots of bygOne times. when the
early settlers of this country now fast
fading away-were few and far tetween.
Competent speakers are engaged to de-
liver addresses appropriate to the occa'
sion, and in all respects an enjoyable
meeting is anticipated. Let your compa-
triOts have the pleasure of seeing you pre-
sent.
BY order of the President, IIx.S. AB-
ERNETHY. JOHN NJ. SWAN,
Secretary Washington Pioneer Associa-
ton.
p. 3. Propositions from railroad COM
panies. specifying rates of fare to Pioneer
excursionists to the Eastern States. will
be submitted to the consideration Of the
Association at the Annual Meeting. =.
J. NJ. s.,
.... Secretary.
Olympia, W. T., June 9, 1881.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-06-13

TmE Portland Standard says that
Frank A. Howard has been indicted
by the Grand Jury OF Multnomah
county for grand larceny.