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Sentenced 20 siberia.

ODESSA, Dot. 0. - A man named
Deutsche has been sentenced to thirteen
years in Siberia for throwing sulphuric
acid over nobeman.
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Horse and Driver Instantly Killed.

ALLENTOWN, Oct. 9.-Frederick Meyers
music teacher, drove into the Standard
slate quarry at Slatedale last night, fall
ing sixty feet and instantly killing him
self and horse.
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Interference OF French Cruisers.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 9.-The French cruisers
have stopped and boarded the English
merchant steamers plying between Annoy
and the Island of Formosa.
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Wages R.auo.a Tan pa, ,,sn,

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct. "a reduction
Of ten per cent has been made in the wages
of the hands employed In the quarries be-
longing to the Slate Exchange of Lehigh
and Northampton counties.
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SIst1lstyhta,
gIoeatiols % Associated Presa.

gIoE.tiols % Associated Presa.
Stocks weak and unsettled.
Philadelphia n Ere u. R.R...................l2 l2x
lending Railroad. d.....,................. l2R
Fsnnsy lvan!e Railroad. ad....s......,..........b bSX
Lehtgh Valley Railroad ad...................,, 62E
Cnited Companies OF New Jersey. ..........I90
Horthefn t'ncinc... 16K
AortHern Pacific preferroi.. ........... -. az
Northern Central Railroad ................6 So
Lenfgh Navigation Company .............. AK
Norristown Railroad ......................l04
Central Transportation Company......... SO
Buffalo, N Y. and Philadelphia. .......... 8E
Little Schuvlkill RAiiro6d. 6d.................. 81
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Mayors Court,

The mayor disposed of three cases this
morning, one drunk paid costs AMI ono
drunk and q vag was discharged.
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SOMETHlNG NEW AT LAST.
- FULTON OPERA HOUSE,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
MOORE 4 HOLMES ROYAL BRITISH BUR-
LESQUE AND SPECIALITY COMPANY
Novel, reflned and artistic. Professional Bril-.
liants -3O-Brilliant Professionals. New faces
new features, new music and new wardrobe
Among the many will be found the follow
ing celebrities
Miss Marie Lotus, reigning belle OF the Eng
fish theatres a bright gem OF her profession,
one OF the most charming actresses I'm the
world.
Mr. Patrick Feeny, justly styled by Mr.. Dion
Boucicault, the Shaugraun OF the Vaudeville
stage an artist a gentleman and scholar, whom
all In his line have copied but never excelled,
Tne Cragg Family, the most wonderful and
astonishing phenomena In the four quarters
OF the globe, nothing ever seen like them be.
fore.
Mile Blanch. the most beautiful and accom-.
plished lady rope vaulter that has ever crossed
the broad Atlantic, an artistic gem.
Madeline Rosa, the only Lady Ventriloqu uist
in the world. a truly wonderful, gifted artist,
with testimonials from the crowned heads of
Europe.
Concluding with the latest London sensa.
ton, entitled. The Royal British BurlesQue
Company in their Musical MelaDge, Corscan
Bros. Co.
Prices as usual. Reserved Seats at Opera
House. Cs.3td
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Les There Do Light

The polioe reported 20 electric and 3s
gasoline lights ~ not burning on Wednes-
dag night,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

PARIS, Oct. 9-Abbe Lemesle, OF Havoc.
has withdrawn from the priesthood and
married the daughter of banker named
Louisel, Of this city.
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For Lame nacE side or Onsgf, ne nnl
LOH's POROUs FLAsTER. tr1o4 = eoQ1e
Sold ny II. b Cochran. drusgkst, ~ 40 -
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HEART Palms.
Figures wont's Lie.

Palpitation. Dropsical swellings, Dizziness,
Wells Health Renewer." III
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FOR SALE.
LARGE BASEMENT

Fo" RENT
The
LARGE BASEMENT
OF PAUL 4 Hamilton's Organ Factory Uform-
erly Cox's Coach Factory, can be rented
either with or without power, for storing or
manufacturing purposes, with use OF eleva.
tor. Also one Large Room for same purposes.
Inquire OF PAULL a HAMILTON
a29-tfd 33b Church ST.. near south Duke.
IrXEpUTORs SALE Or VALUABLE
Ia REAL ESTATE.-On MONDAY, OCTO.
BER H. 1884, Will be sold by the undersigned,
executor OF DIETRICH Heiss. deceased, at pub.
lie sale, Mt the Leopard Hotel, In Lancaster
city, that valuable double two story brick
dwelling house and one-story brick back
building and lot attached, on the south side OF
West Chestnut street, between Water and
Mulberry streets, Nos. 204 and 206. I'm the city
OF Lancaster, fronting ~ feet. more or less, on
Chestnut street, and extending in depth 80
feet, to q 10 feet wide alley. This property Is
good water with pump, ETC.. thereon.
Any person wishing TO view the premises can
call thereon, or upon the undersigned, resid-
ing at No. 600 East Orange street.
Sale TO commence ~ o'clock ID. m, when
terms will be made known by
| EZkklEL IL. KlNDIG, Executor
BssRr sHusEar Auctionee7. s5oAOt.7.ell,l ,ll
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HALL AT hXOELsIOR HALL TnIs
~ evening and hear the great Concerttna
player. He will play every evening this week,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"ROUah On RATE f.tf-
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, fies, ants. bed
bugs, skunks, chipmuDks, gophers. lie.
Druggists. ul
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q CPEOTAOLEs-NO ONE BUT A PHYsI.
y clan understanding the eye can properly
fit you with suitable glasses. i keep on hand
n full supply of Superior spectacles and Eye.
Glasses. All diseases OF Eye ana Ear treated
DIR. O. II. BROWN, No. 20 West Orange street,
Lancaster, Pa. iu2l-lydTh
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GARD.
Although Cold Wave may be here any day, there are
hundreds of customers and others who have yet thought
of looking after their Stoves and Heaters We would advise
them delay longer but attend this at once To
those want Of New Goods all ask that you do
chase till you examine New Line of Stoves Ranges and
Heaters We have had fine stock and such low
prices Our New Finn Range Economy Heater also the Du
Heaters unequaed by any other goods in the market
We showing the finest line of Slate Mante Gas and Coal
Oil Fixtures ever in this city,
FLINNl& BRENEMAN,
No. 152 North Queen Street. Lancaster, Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Why do you suffer with Back Ache, Pain in
the Chest. rheumatism, or lameness anywhere
lief Druggists sell them, 25 cents.
CoLpgs's Liquid Beet Tonic combines all
the elements OF nutritious food. AK for Cot.
dens. of druggists. os-lWdeodAW
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xxWsADvsxrlssMESry.
III. .. hHoAOs.
notice.!

We think the Public in general should be acquainted with
the fact that give the careful attention the repairing
Of Watches and Clocks of all grades from the finest chrono
meters to the most ordinary pocket piece and from the finest
French Mante Clock the wooden one and only
the most experienced worsmen employed. All kinds OF
Jewey repaired quickly and well the Lowest Possible Cost
to Customers.
II. Z. RHOADS,
No. West King Street.
LANCAsTER IA.
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rI,HE WOLF. OOMPANION TO RED RID.
Il ing Hood, given away this Saturday at
CLARKE'S TEA STORE. Come and have a
good laugh at our new Cartoons. 4c. per
pound for Brown Sugar.
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A Policeman Braced Op.

ID. r. Collins, member OF police. seventb
ward, Reading, Pa, talks this way: Suffer.
Ell severely from rheumatism nothing did
II Is a pleasure to recommend 1t. For sale bv
II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and l39 North
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M KOuaH ON Cs,Kks ,

Ask TOR Wells Trough on Corns." l5c
Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions. IN
PHYSICIANS prescribe Colden's Liquid Beef
ionic for the weak, worn, and dyspeptic
TAKE no ether. oB-lwdeOd&w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

The cucumber is the Ben Butler of
vegetable life.
\ vote in the ballot. box is worth
two " Oh the fence"
When ignorance is bliss, It's folly
to know anything about a candidate $
record.
Roscoe Conklinc has declined re-
cent oveltures by friends of Blaine
to take hand in the contest in
New York.
At what factory, hay field, or rail
road did Ben Butler earn the five
millions he possesses?
1t looks as if the Star route organs
we're neg'ecting their business.
They have not yet charged Governor
Cleveland with canuibalsm.
In the entire history of politics
there has never been such dirty mud
Singing as during the present CAM
paign. The latest outrage, and one
which should be Immediately sat
down on, is from an Ohio paper.
1t accuses Logan OF playing the
mouth organ.
The Times Albany special says:
W thin few days ConklinG is re.
ported to have substantially said to
personal friend: eff Cleveland was
a good enough mau for Blaine's
friends to make Governor of New
York, perhaps some Republicans may
think he is a good man for Presi-
dent"
The New York San, which is not
Democratic paper, says: "An intelli-
gent correspondent writes long and
very able letter from Washington to
say that some of the Republicans are
much disappointed in Mr.. Blaine's
running powers. They wish they
had Arthur or some other better
candidate"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
Probate Notice.
n the Probate Court OF Thurston count
l. Washington Territory.

IN the Probate Court OF Thurston county
i Washington Territory.
In the matter OF the estate of Eta May
Yemen. Il minor.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, guardians of the person and estate
of his minor child, Eta May Nenen, WILL
on Saturday, the LIST day of November,
the courthouse of Thurston county.
Washington Territory, in the city of
tlvmpla. sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash all OF the south
one hundred feet of lot eight 81 of block
thirteen 49, of Swans addition to the
town of Olympia, in said county and Ter
ritory. Sand sale is made in pursuance of
All order made by the above name d Court
on the 4th day of October. a. u. 1884.
l.. +. YEMEN,
Guardian of the persoh and estate OF
Eta May Yemen, a minor.
Dated, Olympia, Washington Territory,
October 10, 1884.
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DriftwOOtl.

Half million dollar fire in Phi!a-
delpbia on the 5th.
Cholera is decreasing in Italy, and
almost subsidized in Spain.
The body of Fred Rees. who was
drowned about two months ago in
Dungeness bay, was found on the
9th, and buried at Port Townsend.
Harry Lacy, a brakesman on the
o. II. and N, s.. Walla WalIa, had
u foot crushed on Friday by having
it caught between The bumpers of
Two cars.
The Lake Wbatcom Steamboat
Transportation Co. has elected the
following board of trustees: d. G..
jenkins, Michael Anderson, 4. j.
Smith, Nj. &. Latta and Alex. Van
Wyck. \ stern wheel steamer, 60
feet in length, is the size that will
probably be agreed upon.
Frank Pearson, a miller at the
Eureka Mills, Walla Walla, was in
stantly killed on Friday afternoon.
He was endeavoring to adjust band
on the main shaft when his hand
was caught, and he was hurled vio-
lently against an iron upright, sirik-
ing his head and breaking limbs in
several places. He was married,
well known in the community, and
had worked five years for McCalley
& Son.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

aRoc ERiEs Avn PROVISIONS
Flour. shorts, Bsan. Chopped barley
Wheat. Oats aud haiet itayl
CLOTHING AND DRYGOoDs,
Crockery. sione and Glassware.
Wood snd Willow waie,
Table aad Pocket Cutlery,
waIuu aud Carriage Material,
woodbub a sefvea Wheels.
hLkery, oss, Ash and whi,ewoed Plank
Wagon Springs and
Wagon and Carriage HARDWARE,
Windows aud fsoo,s. all sizes.
Paints, Oils, Wiudowsia.s,
Coiored aud Ground wiaslow GLASS,
Lime, Ce,nsut, Piasser. Ma ,l,le lust,
Hair, tiie brick. Land fissssv,
isa.h shiaJles aud kinds %
House csrpsuse = Hard.
spring. Tire, Tue aad Cast steel.
Cable Chain, all ssse.,
uosse, Mule sad os shoe.,
Horse Naiis. Bois=,
lag Nc ew-, MI, washers.
bolt Ends, Carriage aud
Wagon Aseis.
Anvli.. Ni.e.. nailows aud
Black miths Tools,
CUMBERLAND COAL.
u1-uoods delivered to any part Of the
city. free Of charge.
~ Every description Of goods. wares
aud ineFrhsndise, carefully stored, ~
mo,ierate ates.
~ Hughes. rs.c. Paid for Country Pro
iuce furs and Hides.
oiy npia. Jan. q. issi iy
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

IEHkIrOkt OF WA-HtNttbN.
ExECC 1--WE DEPARTMENT. Sept. o, 1884.
Whereas. Ii Il the duty OF The E.ecu.
tive. at least sixty days before any general
election. 10 issue his proclamation de-iy
mating the Offices 10 be filled at such elec'
ton.
Now, therefore, l.. Wal son &. Squire,
Governor of said Territory. TO hereby de-
clare that 1.-The election Of legislative,
in this Territory shall 10 held on
the 4th day of November, A. ID. 1884, that
being the Tuesday following the tirsi
Monday of November, Ammo Do:nini,
eighteen hundred and eiahty-Tour. st
which the following named officers will
be elected:
A Delegate to represent said Territory
in the Forty-ninth Congress OF the United
States.
A Brigadier General.
A Quarternaster General.
A COmmissarv General.
An Adjutant General.
Members OF bo,h branches or the Leafs.
lative Assembly and ali di>,,icl coan.v
and precinct officers required bv the laws
OF said Territory. The question OF taxa.
ton of church property shall he voted
and two (2) of the act approved November
%. 1883.
SECTION 1. That thefe shall he submitted
to the legal voters OF The Territory OF
Washington ut the next ache.al election
in 1884 the question of Ia lux chuch
property.
SEcrioN 2. The nanner of voting ON
said proposition shall he: "thurch pioi-
ortv tax. yes and church properly ,aN,
no." and nj tickets on wh,ch shall 80
written or printed Church propc.,y ta.,
yes" shall he counted in favor OF taxing
church property. and all tickets upon
which are written or printed the words
Church property ta., no" shall lie coa VI
ed against taxing church properly.
- In testimony whereof have here
SEAL unto set my hand aud caused TOE
- Great Seal of the Territory tn bo
i:ed at Olympia This jih day oi septen'
Der, eighteen hundred and eiahIs.fnnr,
and of the United SAFE, the ohe how'd 'cd
and ninth.
WATSON &. sou IRE.
Governor.
By the Governor.
N. ii. OwfSGs.
Secretary Wash 'nstou Te' ritory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

Hiltz, lot l, block II, Swans Add,
consideration 1927; Levi Davis and
wife TO Bradford W. Davis, lots l
and /, block II, Crosby's Add, con
sideration Sb3l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
Order to Show Cause

IN the Probate Count of Thurstun conn.
i ty, W. 7.
W. Fry, deceased
Swan Solbeck, executor or the last will
and testament of George W. Fry, decreased
having, on the 27th day OF scmcu,her
1854 filed his petition Tor an order autbor'
izlnS nm To sell so much Of The real e.lst.
sary To pay the debts and o..pens.s of
administration, the same will come ON to
he heard on saturday, November Isl.
1854. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Tho room III sad
Probate Cout IN Olympia IN said eoun,y.
anu territory, ut which ,imc aud place
any person increased IN sale. es,at. ,nay
file objections in wri,ing aud contest ~.
same. FRANCIS HENRY.
Judge of The Proaa.. Court.
Dated, OLYMPIA. Washington Territory,
October 3. 1881.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

A CoMpARIsoN.-The care used in
the contraction of the Northern Pa
citic Railroad has made it cost less
than most other enterprises Of a sim
liar nature. The company has
leased number of branches, but
owns 1880 miles of it's own road, on
which the entire outstanding bonded
debt Of the time of the report
amounted 10 SCI .635, 400, whereas
the Union Pacific, which owns only
1920 miles of It's own road, has a
bonded debt according 10 tie latest
statement of the Financial Neus
amounting TO $136, 1868, 653, iuclud-
ing, of course, the sum due to tie
Uuited States. The same care
which has reduced the cost of con-
struciion 10 a minimum has also
caused the cost of transportation 10
be reduced to the lowest rate consis-
tent with eficiency.-Pa. RGl.oad
Record.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

BECKER, the Portland fire-bug who
applied the match to the Wasp sa-
loon in Portland, causing large
loss of property, has been sentenced
10 five years term in the Oregon
Peuitentiary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

CHILDREN already begin to talk in
a strongly suggestive wav about
Christmas and about what then
patron Saint will be likely to bring
them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

IT is reported that the Piegan In
dams in Montana are starving 10
death from neglect of the Govern
mem to provide for them.
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"-hfh't
Their creditors,


Pursuant 10 an order OF The Honorable
john l.. lloyt. judge OF tae SAID Count
notice ~ beienv givca To All tho creditors
OF Tue said in>olvents. James u. add Nav
T. Shelton and Section & Go. 10 ,G and az.
pear IN o. ell Court mt the Court room oI said
Court, IN Olvn ia. ". r. on Tuesday. the
9Th day OF December, 1884, at 10 o'clock A.
Nj. said day, then ADD tbc,o 10 show cause
ii any they can. why the payer of said IN.
solvents SHOULD not be a'anled and an a..
signment oftneif estate liz made aud they
lie discharged from thcir debts and liahii.
lilies i'll pursuance OF t3c statute In sic;l ease
made aud provided. aud la tie meantime
all proceeding against said In oven.s hc
stayed.
*---3 Witness my hand aud the set
LIS. OF said District Cou,t, t1is 9a.h
%--s day OF September. A. u. lisa
X. q. OEEiEN. Clerk.
Olympia. Washington Ter, ,.o,v. oc,ol,cr
3, 1881
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

The first news from Ohio thre W
some of The Republican papers quite
"off the nu.," and the Port Town
send Argus performed SO many con-
tortion acts over the happy news
that when the reaction came it was
left all out of shape. The Associated
Press should be more careful in Sc
lecting its buncome thunderbolts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
BlaCkSmithing.

TIME undersigned II again prepared to
do B!acksmithing In all ii- branches
in an expeditions and woi knanlise man
ner.
HORSESHOETNG A SPECIALLY.
Shop on Fifth Street. In the rear Of
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Office.
A. w. GCIsLER.
Olympia, Oct. 3, 1854.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

r. G.. BRowN, the man who at
tempted, few weeks ago, to burn
the house in which he lived, in Port
land, 20 obtain insurance on the
furniture, has been convicted of the
crime and sentenced to a years i'm
prisonment.
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Local Notes.

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u.
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a. ''
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nave ~ d" '''''
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80 ''' ~ " - NV
lie steamer 4 i''7' h'H resumed
b" 'ilr' n'''i " u''i @"Nl'h''oh
tn r,rhgrs She ~ nov y
Donald II u 'Hs hes instituted
suit ia tie Distinct court fur de
,olco from hl- wife. i'rnil Ross
lIamy VI Mnph, the boss 81 III.
SnNru Office. hns Como 10 Port.
land to visit the Mechanics Fan.
Mr.. VIVA riN made Tie SA>r,np
employees happy. thu oiLoi day. l.,
the PRESENT Of a bnsLoi If luciuns
pears.
I,n u,1,,.,oo1 ,l,,p "A u,u
a.. lo,,e, ,,c.,,Iv .,h,,,..od l., j.,
foreclosure proposes Ia sue tho Ia
coma Mil company f.. indemnity.
TLa o'SLa,tv clnh ,,o,,.e ,,.,,
;,c Sto,locoon ,o,t : ,tu,1oy uo.L
a,1 .,,,,, ,Le inhabitants If Inn,
a,,, Inn = lt,o,a,, AMI ,,.,..l
,,ost snch a. ul., La,a ,o,.i, 49,,
messed
Tie Democratic urinary nj yelm
last MONDAY the following delepatcs
were elected 10 the county conyen.
ton. Frank Ruth. T. NJ Cbambers
Isa Pollard Robert Loupm,re o,J
G,o,po Chambers
Nj A + Wooaa,d sccom,.,,eJ
Ia Lts u,fe x,ll I,.,e -, Tn.sl.,
next ia, Santa C,u, Cal,fo,ni, ,h.,.
10 .rend the " ,nier for tho bene,it
of Mrs Woodards bool,L Nav
tho, eSrecla,iona bo fully ,cal;zel
A,nai..,,.a,l., ,..a,.a, A..
al r..,,l.,s It, r. r. 80.
he usual routine Of business poy.
way 10 musical aud II, crnry entertain.
ment That proved a h,uhly gratifying
thea. t. those of tho members TIM,
we,a iho,e aud lhei, friends.
rho .,..l - IA. xav.l,, S,o,o :.
Hi. ,.....l,.u. N.ai...., -,
NOW occn,,sl Lv Al / Nr,so,
By The addition Of shelves The
nnpl,cat,on Of mimi This ,loeo i.
now ono Of tho most cosy business
reso,ls IN The city
she,,a p,ll,,,s !. io,oo1,,, -
Iva .,,,. oow dial viii, Aha .,..,L -
IN. n,s,,i,, cor,, o,.,. .,,, .,
rs,lo,,u b,o,ylt NV poh.,, r,os,
and tho o,be, n su,, 4, recover lam
ages fur breach Of of.lcinl du,y. in
siiluted by "a. firm Of Langly a
M,challs.
Is,,o ,,.,.,.,,oo - .;,;.an.
we,. o,a IA ,ho Ann, r,..,., eve,
,,g 4, ,.co,,, Al, k.,,on,lo 81,
bis ,e,o,o f,om a h,isf so,n,,n !,
san Francisco. The gentleman.
viii, eh.,..,.,,.,... ,..,. -, a.
the train nj Tumwatet aud came 10
town hy private conveyance.
The Democrat, Joint Committee
Of Tburs,on and Lewis have nom.
mated VIM MeI,ape E.o for lain,
Councilman. n. combines with
great ability ripe experience. ard M
he voted mint on sufi,ap. when n
member OF Tue Assembly. all The
f'gh'''n'nded people Will yield him
'he'f support
Mr.. Clara Sylvestei's address in
Tacoma Hall. Sunday evening, for u
first effort. was IN exceedingly c,e-
diIable one. aud indicates that sho
will 10y practice become m orator OF
no mean preten,ions. Sh. conyiucos
ber hearers IL her profound SINGER.
nv NJ tue outset, HnU tlflH Vivps force
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Pay Up |

fuNhE unsle,slpue,'. heius eo,at.ellei Ia
j r.i,alu,~h business ou sc,u,nt ut ~.
health, gives no. ie. tsat all book AMI aate
accounts must I.e settled without d.iay.
The Necessity for adjustment IL iustsera.
tive, aud amer t.i-o,sahle tine they will
be placed IN other hands fv reli.ctlon.
r. MACLEAY a CO.
Olympia. Oct. .. 1854.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17
.. N. Cooper.
Tumwater, w. 7.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer Ia
DOORS.
WINDOWS,
BLINDS,
AND
MoulDIMes.

UJ Orders solicited. confident that a
tria! will result In complete satisfaction.
both i'm quality and price.
Factory near Lower Bs.ag~. Tamwstss
August 10. 1881. q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-17

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