Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-24

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The i.re-'- are tccm,us with
voune ia' ftou~e
4 rm.N 10 d.Nn with motses IN
he ; utt,tu at e town
MAJ y Boomer intend to remove
then grocery store 10 tho Israel
lulhus
Tue hoill, on the E,st. West
AMI \.r'h is how nightly lighted az
y, fnr's' fines
Tho most far seeing LAWYERS say
that H., Sur',me count may last
to- weeks longer
,,Naud"i laquhnr has ndlcd
hlrk "a hs already ,N''u-no s'o"h
ol hu llns ma'rual
John Mot Iceland l,fi IA Monday
steamer foi Victoria. Nl'te he goes
g. engage IA hrlck NAB
GOOD Elsl-'do made lr1ck aIo now
sold to, - pea thousand 1T pr".
u,cll,e tulld,rs make note If thus
Memorial services vii he held III
the VI T. Church. Sunday evening,
asa maxi oi respect io the late Gen.
Grant
EN.Gov Newell 4, IL said on 10
ming 90 pii,nio ale. Nil remain ~
the f,rii,oty aud Engage ia hI, pro.
f. -siun
A respectable number Of men
turnod out 90 tho field day on Ayers
Hil last Monday. aud good Job OF
work was done.
Capt, Gilbert left "Wednesday to
beg n hia Summers operations at
Bsllugham Hay 10. McCarrogher
aud I. l.. Brown accompanied him.
Mr. Brown LA. secured the ser
Wees ~ another barber, and hcreaf-
ter the public will not have To wal,
~ long fos shave nj his establish
meni
A runaway team on Wash Rut
lodges farm. Black river, last
Wednesday. dcmolishng wagon
aud resulted IN some injury 10 the
horses
Mr.. Brcckinield has removed
from hia EaHtHide residence 10 the
rooms IN the prather building on
Fourth street. lately vacated by
William Sternberg
FL Austin had the bad lack to
severely sprain h's ankle while run.
n'ng down Ia the burning steamer.
Tuesday morning. Austin is too
useful man TO bo long disabled.
A number Of Olympia mechanics
left, during the present week. for
Victoria in quest Of work. where. il
i~ said. many brick and other build
,ngs are now In process Of erection.
Blackberries are on the wane and
tho plum IL rapidly sdvaning TO per
fiction. Thus II 10 that nature
Keeps up n constant succession OF
dslieaciss TO crafty tho taste Of man
kind.
Rev. Mr.. Reed. Of Port Town.
send. will supply the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church In this city 10.
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Lee having gone
down to exchange with tho former
gentleman.
The steamer City Of Olympia has
now graded track upon which to
run in aud out 81 the engine house.
Tho device IL mainly intended to IA
eilitate running tho engine into the
street In case of FIRE alarm.
The collection at the Presbyterian
church. on Sunday evening. amount
oil b. s25 This sam IL 10 be appro
pr,a,ed towards the payment Of n
deb, incurred on the home mission
account.
I. q. Van Epps has sdded much
10 The sppesrsnee u bis GLe resi-
deuce by exchanging bis old win.
dow= Tor new. The former windows
contained twelve psnss. the new
onss bu, eight.
NJ. l. p Yemen 10 pa ting up u
nss, cottage on b,s Eastside prop
cry. Mr.. William Sbinche Ia super.
intending the WORK. aud when An
ishsd tho building will be q credit TO
that portion Of our city.
The Presbyterian society have In
contemplation the erection Of large
chapel room in the rear Of their
church. Such an addition 10 ssri.
ously fsl, on account ~ their rapidly
increasing Sunday school.
Attention IL called 10 The advor.
tissment of DR.. A. W. Thompson,
which appears 10 this issue. He
comes we'll recommended. deter.
miosd 10 stay and we doubt not
Will soon build up a valuable prac
tice.
Mr.. Louis betimsn, an old.time
Democrat. when asked u he expect
oil anything from the present Al.
minis,ra,ion. the other day. respond.
ed "yss, expect 10 get-leit."
That Is all many will &c, whose
hearts now beat with eager anticipa.
ton.
A Chlnaman by The name of All