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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Notiee.-w. 6. Heinie of tho n1rourh n Ben..
iontc' centre Go Pa, hss applied g. the se~etary ~
Internal Ahairs q the e mmou eAlik ~ Peuusyira
nia fof fouf hundred 81 land situated in tts
township n saov Shoe and County Of Centre al.
Joining lands n William Laitimsr on the sasi. "a.
cap' land on the south, Thomas Tee and Chatls.
Rick on ihs west. and vacant land en- the notth
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Noics.-llenfy Beck, of the Borough of Bstt..
fonie Cvntrc County "a hss arpliei a The se~fetsty
'i Internal Ahsifs ~ the ComBanu ucalth Of Pebusri
una iaf f1ut hundred acrrs 81 land stnatri Ia tha
tsn'hlp 81 Nnos rhce, and CouBiy ~ Centre. 81
ioibing lands u FeliN Hutnst aud William tats,nrr.
on The sssi. vacant land on the aouti: Tsasnas 1
shipPen and Thomas Lss the vest ana vsr.nt
land tie uorth.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
Compliments for Randall.

samuel j. Randall is rs much admired
As any leader of the Democracy, al.
though he is under a cloud with the
prevailing faction which has mastered
his party at Warrington. was taking
TO Mr.. Hill, of Ohio, recently, an old
fashioned Democrat and rather free
trader who said Of Randall: "Ile
i man OF so much force and deter
minal'on that never see him rise 10
speak but am attracted toward him,
and he has ono Of the most engaging
faces ever saw The attempt to force
the tariff bill into party caucus Is Ss
much directed At Kendall as at the sub
jcct at hand. II, antagonized some Of
tho supporters of ex-Spcakers Kerr
several years ago, when Kerr beat him
and Aiterward died, leaving the field
open to Randall" Gath IN Tiju,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Foreign Advertisement. must be paid for before In
ortioz except ON yearly contract when hAfy early
uaymeuta IN advance vii lc required.
PlLtrtc A. NoTIcEg iFcutA PEI iiu" cach insertion
,thIa inserted tUr lees than SO cents.
BuSGNEss NorIcEs ia the editorial columns Is cents
ner line each insertion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
Tho Ticket scalpors Call to Arms
now Tur BEoEERs ARB srRUgGiINGTl KEIr
TnRlR BUSINESS Is ONO.

EHklk Business ~ OHIO.
The following peculiar rcircular affords
strong confirmation from the "tickct
scalpcrs' themselves OF the disreputAble
character Of their business" and it's
simple publication is enough to secure
the hearty approval Of every rightthiuk
ing person OF the efforts now being
made in various states 10 abolish traf
fic which according TO recent expeditions
in the courts, thrives upon the corrup
ton Of trusted railway employee aud
a general sy'tem Of deception aud
fraud.
"To TuE TICKET BRoGrEs o. ONO
Our merc.less enemy, the Pcnnsylvania
Railway, isonce more trying to crush u,.
having had villainous bill introduced
IN the Senate, which, II it become a
lsT, will degrade ne and our honorable
business and in the end ruin our means
Of livelihood. Our mutual interests de.
mand that we leave no stone unturned
to dei,at this outrage. We must take
oh our coats and work. or We ere ruined
Bring al the influence you can TO
D. ar upon your senators and rcprosou.
'auvcs. send protests from prominent
citizens to the chairman Of the Senate
o nmittee ~ Railroads. We are doing
all We can 30 kill this bill in the senate
and, hy concert Of action. we may be
able to d 80. Do not put tbi. matter
oil, but 60 to work at once. We are in
great danger, and there il no time to
losc.
~. G. Ward on the ground here
aud will promptly CO operate with you.
We are but a few, and every man must
realize that he is personally respon.iblc
Tor thu defeat Of Senate bill No. log.
We enclose you copy of tho bill. also
corie. Of tracts which wc have put into
the hands Of every member Of the legis.
lature.
"We do not think it advisable to use
the press in any way at this staEc OF the
game, but to work it quietly.
Very truly,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

Notice -. c. Harper, ef The Borough q BELLE
ionie Csntre Go. Pa has applied the serfNarr ~
lnteruAl AhAirs ot TIE Commonwealth % rennstlva
MA W BUT hundred acres of land siiuAtA IN the
township 0f snsS Shoe and Caanty Of C.ptre Al.
teintng lshd Of william Bingham, tames Iastkorp
aud FeitH b1rnet on the east vssant land on ths
Ihouaaa L siappea Sn the wess and vAcaat land 81
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
"WARp BRo4
SAN. 7 FIsE.
81. FRASk a BKo.

The tone OF this document places the
operators and their business before the
public in their true light.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24

houees--NelAas A. Laoss, of The Boroagh og belle.
fonta. ceahe nsaatv pa bas anrtgrs !, ~. 49,. .
e' iutefna Anais of the Commonwealth sf Penn.
syVAnta - fosls kaRdtsd soFs of land situated ia
ne pNsssip q esnS thss asd couaty 81 Csnee 81.
Iaiulng tanaa of aAzrf, Dslsnav aus rfv.ts =. -, -
uhe eass haesrt hsfvts an1 william lewis lLAwyeFl
On the west raoaht land CO ihs seaih, ana vpcast
laud 90 the north
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-24
v, H, WILLIAMSON, Agt.
CHINA,
GLASS,
and QueenSWare.
ALLEGHANY STREET,

ALLEiHANY STREET.
Bcllefontr, Ia.
i se'!ing ALL KINDS Of CrockeFy
and Table GlArsware a; LOWER price.
than ever known IN E~llcfoute. a. tho
following let vii show
Eost quality Irnr ~.oae Ch.ra warrant
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

and other disturbances of the misde.
meanor class that do not import into
the courtroom rank oders OF the
bar, the cases are rarer than swallows
in winter.
What broils of women that do not
have beer at the bottom? What
neg!ects Of family that are not of the
cups? What processes in bastardy
that do not find the sin in wine? A
truly sober crime committing man,
woman or child. is an exception On
the criminal calendar. 1t seems to
be the fatality OF strong drink to be.
tray its evil genius in some form, de-
gree, manner or color, in every vio-
lation OF the penal code.
Communities that have been able
for considerable period to banlsh
liquor utterly from their borders
have proved that criminal laws are
quite unnecessary. Sobrietv is the
restraint as we'll as the liberty and
pleasure of the people. Excuses
are little known, because excuses
are the product mainly of stimula.
ton; and where there are no exs
tess.s there are few Infringement
upon persona rights. Society runs
itself wi,hou' 'hemachinery and cog
~heelery Of codes and constables.
Oh! when will Olympia heed such
testimony and be wise L.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
Yakima Division.

Track laying on the Yakima divis-
ion of the Northern Pacific began q
fortnight ago, aud although the track
layers were somewhat delayed by the
bridge builders, work is now pro-
crossing rapidly. The track will
reach Poser Falls this week.
The graders are now working on
the reservation. the grading being
completed half way acrsss that body
of land.
Four hundred men and one hun
dred teams are engaged on the grade.
Mos: all the men smployedby Mr..
Bennett are Mormons. They are re.
ported to he sober, industrious and
economical.
As soon as the track is laid to
Prosser Falls all freight to Yakima
City will be carried via the Northern
Pacific.
The inclines on the Columbia tor
the Yakima division are about COM
pleted. The transfer steamer d" Ere.
derrick Billings" is now carrying
trains between the inclines. The
river is about half mile wide where
the transfer is made.
Contracts have been let for &C, 900
ties to be delivered on the banks of
the upper Yakima. The price is Is
cents each. Track will be laid into
Yakima City by December next.
1t is reported that the machinery
used in piercing the Mullin and Boze-
man tunnels on Rocky Mountain di.
vision Of the Northern Pacific, is
being slipped to the summit of the
Cascades preparatory to beginning
work on the big tunnel there this
winter.
Contractor Bennett is using a track
laying machine on his contract. The
machine is said to work admirably.
Complaint is made by settlers that
the Mormons employed in railroad
building bring nearly all of their
supplies from the Zion cooperation
store in Salt Lake City.
Contractor Bennett does not al
low liquor sold near his camps. A
Walla Walla man set up a tent near
one of the camps and opened a
stock of liquors. Mr.. Bennett Or
dered the Instant discharge of any
of his employees seen going into the
liquor dealers cent, and the dealer
folded his tent and sped away to
more congenial surroundings.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
Rum, the Destroyer.

"Ten Years q Police Court Judge" BY
Judge Wiglittle. Published by Funk
q Wagnalls, New York.
This little book, published last
month, is full of records of criminal
cases which came before a Police
Court Judge of one of our Eastern
cities during q period of ten years,
as its title denotes.
We wish to call attention to some
of its latter pages. The author says:
What caused the crime? The
reader knows the ,cord that answers.
Three-quarters Of the crime are re-
ferable 10 this cause. It is scarcely
exaggeratlon to say four. Reckon
ing all the DRINKS, all the unlicensed
liquor-selling, all the disturbances,
nlne-tenths of all the assaults, eight
tsnths OF all the murders, two-thirds
of all the larcenies, one.half of all
tie burglaries, and fractions larger
or smaller Of nearly all other Of
lenses az outcome of the traffic, and
it opportunities to the fact that
crime as whole is ascribable to
rum. Nor is it believed to be o
stretch of truth so to reckon.
So true is it that rum and riot 60
hand in hand that, if one watches
the course of crime for q long time,
he is all but ready to protest that
there is no violence to law and Or
der from intoxicating liquor apart.
Directly not seldom, but indirectly
often, larcenies and burelaries,
where the parties offending were So
Der, are found to be the efflux of q
state of things induced by liquor.
If ths theft was inspired by poverty
the poverty was entailed by intern
perance. If the burglar was sober
10 bis act, the act was yet the off
spring of inebriety. The propensi-
ties Of the thief strikingly lie some ,
how to the training begotten of ar
dent spirits. Professional burglars
and gamblers who go about their
business With clear heads, indeed
teetotalers, are men whose inclina
tons had origin under the corrupt
ing influences of strong drink as q
beverage. Their moral sense wat
destroyed by the canksr OF the evi
example, and their audacity sucked
by the revelIics and bedevilments o.
drunkenness. Name u gambler
whose associations are not with the
grog-shop. Name burglar who il
not in confederacy with gamblers
How rare the number that is not al
lied to the bottle! When has there
been a capital offence whose brestl
did not smell of alcohol ere the evi
dence was closedi As for assault
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

laia"~ y S'amioi IL General Super
in'oniont. and tho principal stock
holder, are IHrtiee IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Who are building IA, works III many
other Of tho smaller cities besides
this nnl Tacoma. The work in the
latter place have just been completed
aud give sa,lsfIcnJn.
on and after Monday, oct 9th,
the steamer Emma Hayward will
leave Olympia for Seattle and way
ports at o'clock, +. VI, every dav,
sundays excepted, and arrive Mt this
port at IL 30. 4, NJ. No Sunday
boat.
Tho total owed by keinappil to
o,mlin creditors aggregates the
nmoant Of $40, so. lie has beeu
bound over III The sum of $1,000 to
ANSWER for Obtaining money under
false pretenses, and III default Ian :
cuisines IN Jail. Should bill be OBJ
tanned. about - other suits will be
entered. requiring something more
than n water bucket to bail him out
50 eifectually as to keep him from
sinking.
Some wag attached card in
scrlbed: &C. b. Mann, Republican
Candidate for County Treasurer,
To the collar OF the dog Carlo, be-
lodging to this office, aud the poor
animal came home with his tail be-
tween his legs and every appearance
Of full realization Of the indignity
placed upon him. We protest
against all forms of cruelty to ami
mails. AMI hope that poor Carlo will
not be made TO carry any more cards
for candidate he would not vote
for had he common Intelligence.
Charles Fiander, young man
about % years of age, was shot and
instantly killed at Yelm, last Sun
day. while hunting deer with party
Of COMPANIONS. 1t is thought that q
dog led by one Of the rarty in his
efforts to get away pulled the cord
against the hammer of the gun, fir
ing it Of. the ball entering tie young
mans head. This unfortunate &C.
cnrenoe has shed gloom over the
c)mmuniiy where Charley was 60
well known and SO much respected.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

The Independent voters Of Lewis
county have put ticket in the field
made up from the Democratic and
Republican tickets. with the follow
ing new names: II. N. Stearns, OF
Fsyette. for Assessor. and j. H. Fay
aud VIM. Carlysle for County Com
missioners. s. H. Claughton, Re.
publican, was endorsed for Sheriff
j. Il. Willis, Democrat, for Probate
Judge; Charles, Knowles, Republi.
can. for Representative; Col. Twiss,
Democrat, for Prosecuting Attorney
y. II. Berry. Democrat. for Auditor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
Probate Notice.
IN the Probate Court OF Thursto

IN the Probate Court OF Thurston county
i Washington Territory.
In the matter OF tho estate of Eta May
Yemen. minor.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, guardian Of the person and estate
of his minor child, Eta May Yemen, will,
on Saturday. the LIST day Of November,
1884, At 1 o'clock P. \, at the front door of
the courthouse of Thurston county,
Washington Territory. in the city of
Olympia, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash all OF the south
one hundred feet Of lot eight (s) Of block
thirteen u3) of Swans addition to the
town of Olympia, in said county and Ter
ritory. Said sale is made in pursuance OF
an order made by the above named Court
on the 4th day of October. A. d. 1884.
J.. p. YEMEN,
Guardian of the person and estate OF
Eta May Yemen, . minor.
Dated, Olympia, Washington Territory,
October 10, 1854.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

aHoC EaiEs Ass PROvisIoNs.
Fi.ur. shost., HIRAM. Chappsa Barley
Wheat. o.i. aud hailed Hsyi
CLOTHING AND DisYGOODs,
crockesy. ssan. aud GLASSWARE.
wopd sud wliluw ware.
Tahi. and puekes cutlery,
wagon snd Carriage Material.
wossahub a Nsfven Wheels
iILkesy, oNk. Ash and wildwood Plank
Naran and Carriage llsrswars.
Window. sud tsepss. ell s1nea.
Paints. oils, Wsnssowetass.
coluted aud aruuad wiusiow dies
Lame. tesnent, Plaster. Mstttss1ose.
Hair. Fire brick, Land plqneey.
t.as., shlaslss end ~ slsds VI
House caspsntsss Hard.
Ware. Iron and rlcws
npring, Tire. Tue ana Ca@t fsteei.
Cable Chain, all sises.
iiorse n ole snd On Hhoes.
lior~r Nails. toiss,
Lag NJ ews, Nut Washers.
bolt Eads. Carriage and
Wagon AxeIs,
Anviis. vlse., neiIews aud
Blacksmith : Toois.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
nz-oocds delivered 10 any part u To
city, free II charge.
~ Every description Of goods, wares
and merchandise. carefully stored, ~
moderate ates.
~ ll,shs.s ps,ee paid for Country Pie
luce FuFs and iiisies.
Oily u.piA. Jan. q, tsst ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

II will bc In order for the STANDARD n
thick and thin defender Of fOssilized De-
mocrncy, to show that the result In Ohio
on Monday has little significancc.-7rdn
script.
The figures are doing that fast
enough, without any effort on our
part. The Republican majority has
beon literally growing smaller by
degrees and beautifully less" ever
since the Ass. Press sent out its ex.
agerated estimate based upon the
partial returns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

The Equal Rights Association of
Pierce county at a meeting on Sat-
urday, nominated a ticket which COM
prises the names of II. Jacob Weis-
bach for Joint Councilman, Judge g.
N. Sen,er for Prosecuting Attorney,
and Mrs. A. +. Bailey for School
Superintendent. For the remainder
Of tho ticket the Republican Cam
didates are endorsed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
0elu advertisements.


IN the Probate Court, OF Thurston coun-
l. ty, Washington Territory.
In the matter Of the estate Of James w.
Offutt, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
estote of J. w. Offutt, deceased, are here.
his residence ON the Offutt Claim, in said
Thurston county, within one year from
the dste hereof. or the same will be forev.
er barred
Dated October oath, 1884.
MILFORD OFFUTT,
Executor Of the last will OF james w.
Offutt, deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24


WHEREAS. II II the duty ~ the Exeea.
election, 10 issue his proclamation de.iu
mating the offices 10 be allied At such eiee'
ton.
Now. therefore. I. Watson q. squire
Governor Of said Territory. do hereby de-
district. county AMI prccluci officers"
In this Territory shall be held On
the lth day Of November, A. ID. iBss. that
being the Tuesday following the nrsi
Monday Of November. Ammo Dosnini.
which the following named officers will
A Delegate 10 represent said TERRITORY
in the forty-ninth Congress Of the United
States.
A Brigadicr General.
A Quartermaster General.
A Commissary General.
An Adiutant General.
Members OF both branches OF the l.egis-
lative Assembly and all district, county
and precinct officers required by the laws
OF said Territory. The question Of taxa-
upon ~ required by section one a. aud
and two (2j OF the act approved November
| %, 1883.
SEcrIox I. That therc shall be submitted
to the legal voters OF the Territory ~
Washington at the next general election
property.
SEcrIoN 2. The manner of voting on
said proposition shall he; Church prop
.rtv tax, yes and church property tas,
no." and all tickets ou which shall "
| written or printed q" Church property tan,
| yes shall bc counted In favor of taxing
church property. and all tickets upon
| which are written or printed the words
Church property tax. no shall i'e count
ed against taxing church property.
l In xxtanrgnf 1 haN hsffs-
| SEAL unto set my hand and caused the
- Great Seai Of the Territory to he
ain xed nj Olympia this bth dav Of seitein'
her, eighteen hundred and eighty hut,
and Of the u nited States the one hundred
aud ninth. -
WATSON q. SQUIRE.
tsusrfuor.
by the Governor,
1 N. II. OwISas,
| Secretary Washington Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
BlackSmithing.

TIME und.rsigned ~ again prepared Ia
L do Black smithinu IN all hs branches
In All expeditions and workmanlike man.
ner.
HORsEsHoEING A SPECIALITY.
shop on Fifth Street. In the rear Of
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Office.
A. W. GCIsLER.
Olympia, Oct. ., lea.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

Tho Gray's Harbor Nrrs reports
that the assessed value of property
ia Chehalis county has increased in
the following ratio: In 1882 it was
1916, O22; 1883, s4GG, 500; 1854, 81 =
VA, 75l. The increase in 1883 oyer
80 was 800, S07; but in 1884 the
property is valued at more than
double the assessment of 'S3, or an
increase OF S5i7 222. The county
rate for the same years was-1S62,
II mills; 1883, II mills; 1884 ,1G mills
add TO this Fl mills rate for Terrific.
rial purposes and we have almost o
= per cent. rate. The census for
1879 shows 500 inhabitants; 1881,
95i; 1882. 1890; 1884 is estimated
at 5000 by the best judges.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
Notice to Creditors

IN the District Court OF the "a Judicial
l. District Of Washington rptfitnry hold.
ing terms nj Olympia.
james u shelton aud Mary shelton. taft
ncrr under the maine uf shelton a 60
fiainilHs
against
Their CREDITOR
Defendant
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable
John i. iioyt. Judge of the ~aid r.sugt
notice II hereby given to all the efrdItnrs
OF the said insolvcnts james a. and MAN
T. shelton and shelton A ga. T., H. and AZ
pear In OF en Court ut the Court ronln uf said
Court, M OLYMPIA. W. e, an Tuessiay the
yth day OF December, iSsi, NJ 30 uclm.k A
NJ said day then aud there Ia shaw ea,..e.
II any they can, why the prayer Of said Ia
solvents should not be granted and an a.
signmcnt of their estate te made aud lhek
he discharged from their deias aud Iiabli
tiles In pursuance of the statute in ssseh uiws,
made aud pro, l,icd. AMI ln the meantime
all proceeding against said ius oly.n,s ~,
stayed.
e Witness INV hand aud the sea !
LIS. OF said District Court. tls.. ssth
- day OF tcrtemheF, A, u. tssl
X u. OHHIEN, CLERK.
Olympia. Washington Territory, October
3, 1881.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
Pay Upl

fltIiE undersigned. heina compelled Ia
reiinluish business on ae-osint of w
health. gives notice that all bsok and nnte
accounts mu~t l'e settled without delay.
The Necessity for adjustment - insrafa.
tive, and AFTER reasoi aisle time they Will
he placed In other hands for epliectiop,
7. MACLEAy d co.
Olympia, Oct Z. lisa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

A CORRESPONDENT who signs him
self a Member Of the Y. M. r.
Club" has sent us lengthy effusion
in rhym on political matters. 1t is
rejected. with thanks. Anybody
who measures his feet (poetic or 9th.
erwise) with u tape-line, cannot make
the STANDARD a stepping.stone to no.
toriety. append two lines, mere
ly ms n sample OF the heroic measure
OF tho poem:
or NIL the s,nall.fry jumping jacks which
now To fame aspire.
The chief Of all who climb the pole is
There, that will do. The member
must send such stuff to some Re-
publican paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
Order to Show Cause

the Probate Court 1T Thursinn rann.
i ~, W. r.
In the matter Of TIE estate of t,eo,,,
W. Fry. deceased.
Swan Soibtck, executor Of the last will
and testament OF George W. Fry. si.coase,i
having. on the nth day of sei.t.ml.s,
1854 MED his petition Tor az order author
iAins MN To sell ~ much NJ the real estate
belonging to said c.iat. ~ NAV ,se ue.es.
snry To pay the debts aud expenses of
administration. the same will r,,n,e nu Ia
be heard on Saturday. Nnyemiwr Ist
1884, mt 10 o'clnck A. NJ. at the rn.,,n 81 sad
Probate Court IN Olympia In said county
anu IerIitory, nj which iiiac and place
any person Interested IN said e.lat. ua,
file objections IN writing aud coule~t the
same. FRANCIS HENRY,
Judge of the Proi.st. Court,
Dated. Olympia, Washington Terriio,s
October 3. 1884.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24
GERMAN BAKERY
G. CONFECTIONERY
VIM. REIDT, PROPRIETOR.

CONFECTIONERY of all kinds made
~ and all orders promptly filled at
prices to suit the times.
Fresh First-class Bread,
Cakes, Pies, Crackers, &C.. &c.
ALWAYS ON HAND,
Fresh Bread at seven o'clock in the
morning.
FOURTH ST, NEXT DOOR TO VAN EPPS
Olympia, Oct. 8, 1884.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-10-24

THE New York Tunes and other in
dependent Republican papers which
are supporting Cleveland, urged
their followers to support the Re-
publican State ticket in Ohio. Their
influence will be felt in November.
Il IL q square fight rom now until
the 4,h OF November in Ohio, Illinois,
Wisconsin and other Western States.