Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-04-10

another branch TO her business
which .ali,, will appreciate, a fine
assortment Of bcdlin5-out towering
iant-
Hon y L. Cation arrived from
Wal.a Wnlla on Tuesday, and is
quAIt,lod at the Carlton House. He
vii remain several days to take evil
dcnoc IN an important suit involving
about Sl3O 600, Hardness VS.. the
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
Experience proves that it is n
rplcndid thing to live within block
OF two, or better, Immediately ad
joining. the residence of one of our
honorable counci'men. Why? Be
ctp.c the approaches to such AL
oh, : property can hc SO nicely I'M
proved at thc cIiys expense.
u !. Talhot. the new upholsterer. is
VOW IT, iilikf htlAi repair Iui
tuu.. tu pack furniture in a careful man
ter Tot shipping, 10 sew and lay carpets,
Co. nah" and pat up window shades and
TO- buN and sell second hand furniture.
lnuug"~ and spring beds constantly on
haui aud made IL order. Old lounges
and spring beds made - good ~ new AT
u fiinlug cost Call on him at the Rosen-
a. a Al.,., Il
streets All kinds of iobbing promptly
attended To.
T. seems that the Councilman with
the Tcutonic-accent has his lack
upon his shoulders, i'll consequence
of some Of tie STANDARDS structures,
and few days ago refused its re-
preventative access to the public
records. 1t makes one tired to wit
ness the amount Of dog" some
people can PIT on when vested with
u little brief authority.
The following delegates have been
elected to the Grand Lodge l. o. o.
+. by our local organizations:
Olympia Lodge-Thos. Reed, Jr. 4,
VI. O'Conner, y. Pattison, Fred
Holmes and VIM. Callow; Western
Lodge-G. W. Culver, j. w. b.
mcr, Thos Hinchclifl'e, A. J. Tread
way and {. II. Talcott.
The City Council, Wednesday
evening, elected Gen. anderson
Clerk and Mr.. Mitchell Night Watch
man, those Offices having been de-
clared vacant for cause. Gen. A.,
took possession of the former office
Thursday. but immediately resigned
when ho found that he was to be
used AS n nero machine by some of
the board.
Mr.. and Mis-. j. c. Horr have
been spending the past few days in
Olympia, their home. The next
few months they propose to devote
to trip East, remaining a few
weeks in Saginaw Michigan, We'll
lington OHIO, and the political
Mecca, Washington. They will be
back to participate in the celebration
OF the 4th of July with our people.
That old, time honored institution
OF Olympia, the Pacific House, after
a checkered career Of several years,
has been re opened by its original
proprietor, Mr.. Alexander Howard.
The house has been refitted and re-
furnished in every respect and the
travelling public need no better war;
rant as to its future first-class char
acter than tho fact that Mr.. Howard
stands at the head of the establish
ment.
Mr.. Robert Mar, whose adver-
tisemnt appears in another column,
has now one of tho neatest and
most spacious drug store on the
Sound. Having vacated his uptown
room for the stand next door north
Of The First National Bank, he is en-
abled TO make an attractive display
Of IN immense stock of just such
sterling and fancy articles as should
DO found in first-class and popular
establishment.
Somebody loosely accounted for
the assessment of q certain corner on
the Public Square at less valuation
than the adjacent inside" lot, that
the former has a foot walk paved
with beer bottles while the latter has
not. II may be that the City As
SCISSORS Partially for the spirit of
tho brew might thus influence his
judgment, but we shall only adopt
the explanation when we find that no
other can be given.
Attention is directed to the new
Advertisement of Messrs. T. N.
Ford 4 Co.. who have just added to
their stock of hardware, the agency
for full line Of the latest and best
farm machinery. Their facilities are
such that they can furnish reapers,
mowers and othor heavy machinery
much cheaper than they can be OBJ
tanned direct from the manufacto-
ries. as the purchaser will have to
pay freight and costs Of transporta-
ton in addition to the regular rates
where agencies are established.
Messrs. Ford a. Co. invite farmers 10