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tnc hut that :, must lie displavC
~ Inc 'Ad 81 o long loie TO &c Seei
''' i'c'Ih/ l.
M Il-Drc Scmplc. Of Nancou
,or. whose nance has been mentione,
IA connection with the office of Gov
crn,i # Tho Territory, called at GU
gano'un ", .n',iay. Mr.. 5. was a
ono time connected with the Port
land prc-- lu' j. now manager o
the l.Ic.a lu.ub null at vancouver
K,y. \. i Biuncr. the long
looiol-'or lt~'or ii the NJ. T.
Church. # thus city, arrived on Sun
day las. direct from Indiana. II,
took the people quite by surprise
drol,n, down among hem, as ht
ilI. On tie >.hI.lh day. The rev.
crcul gentlemen preached an i'm
ltomrtu scinlun on Sunday even.
in,
Tia, Oregon Railway Il Navigation
Company has reduced fare to any
point on the ) unl to 81. This is
f., hnlly done tu dive IF opposition
md enable the White elerhint Che
OllmD.d,l 10 chew cud during the
u,ua.lvpro.i.ious Summer mon lis
Tho foreign CORPORATION will proba
hy learn f..rA rXperi,nco that on,
rcou,o favor l.ue rule
D....... s .la. ,L..o :.
..,,moo, fo,, - connect OIvmr;o
and Montcsnuo by telephone, and
seems to think there is money in it.
II the profession is sincere we hope
Bro Biylcv viii subscribe for stock
IN the enterprisc. 1t will paw abou,
ns wellastLe tcleo,aph to Tumwa,er
few venrs ago. which took in p
cents for TWO years service.
DR. U.,y,v i now q bo,o fde rms
;lo,,ofoI,mni, b,v;n,, nermanent.
~ es,oIl;.bo1 l,mself haro for tho
n,,c,;co If Ii. rrofess;on Il Will, 10
remembered that he is President of
tho Pacific Construction Company
and, as such, one of the principal
manipulators ana actors of the Olym-
,ia Gas Company. Let our citizens
welcome him us a valuable acouisi-
ton to oar business and social COM
muuity.
Tho CIV ,s.osso, oo,o,,n.,;o,
hr ana ~ III, o.s;s,,,,s ona .ho c,;,,,
Marshal v;si,o1,bo Chinese ,u,rto,:
ON "Wednesday for tho rurnose If
assessing merchandise kept for sale.
shop outfits, and the collection of a
road tax from each boss proprietor
The Celes,ials were quite approach
able. and far more ready to respond
to tho Assessors inquiriec than are
many white citizens doing business
in Olympia.
VIII Galliber one of O,vmn;a. -
old ,ime bows suddenly made his or
pearopcc in town on Monday md
he has been putting in the week in
h,x;,,o ooo5 chat and v;s;. with
old friends. Mr.. Galliber has been
residing in Salem for the las. two
wears. encopea in the p;ano and DR.
can business While he ia cops;a
orahlv o,toched 10 tha w.hf,o,
State there i, no wanino in his l,vo
for h;s not;vo city
T. A.
o,.:. ,. ~. -
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n.;,. ar 49,. 49, r .'"'
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49, 80 .
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

SENATOR Riddleberger, yesterday, in the
Senate, objected to Bayard for Secretary
OF State, from the belief that he was
un-American. The Senate adjourned
without confirming any of the nomins.
tiOnS,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

AN explosion occurred last week at
ShuburyneSs, England, while mum.
Der OF artillery officers were testing
a newly patented safety fuse. Three
men were Killed and several wounded.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

FRANK Wright, who escaped with
John kerwin from the Seatco peni-
Tertiary, few days ago, was re-
taken at Tacoma last Saturday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06


10 iiiaanfVi years, suuh ns Loss os Memo.
~, isas-itnde, NuotuTnal Emission, Aver.
si"'i u" N"l-it. bimnc~s ot Vision, Noises
10 the Head the vital nuid passing up.b
soTyed in The urine. aud many other lis.
'asu- thai lead a. Insanity aud Death.
Nv WHITE, who y q regular .hysl.
elan graduate Ut the University OF Penn.
sylthnlal viii sgroo 10 forfeit fts. maa.
assd tteiist. fnT a ease of All. Mad a..
VITAL HhstOuAtftE tunds, Ills s,n.
cial advice and tFoatmonu will not cure.
nf To- ANYTHING iiupuru 90 inIuflon. founJ
h ". DN. MiNiiE treats all private DIS.
~. .n.'r.-lu'lt Without mercury. Cess
.s'ssi." tss-. Ihnrutuh oxaninailn,.
and nd, lee, Including alaIysls of urius
So PIirr of tusi ass,es.s 81 so a bntila'
go i'ur times The quantity -. sent to any
adhf"~s uis'n fe""iIa OF l,fice az q. %. ~
nainu u desired, by
A. y. MiNTIE. ND,
" hcarney ~, Van Francisco, Gal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
ttitu advertisements.
Singing Canaries.

fINlIE undersigned have a nu',. er OF fine
tAnhieS, to sell At - per l.ir, some
of which are excellent SINGERS
Apply to ID. NJ. Brown, Night Watch
man, "r Mrs. josephine Brow IL, AZ their
residence Oh Maple Park.
Olympia, March 9th, 1855. mi
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Wanted.

A GENTS to sell DIXONS new and su-
"A. periOr MAPS and CHARTS. AS
paying an agency as any in the world.
For 36 page catalogue, free. address
JOHN DIXON,
252 Market st.,
San Francisco, Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

The last act of Congress was to authorize
the President to place Gen. Grant on the
retired list with full pay and rank of Gen.
eral.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
No. 2,4l7.

y the District Court nf the Second Judi
j chl District Of the Territory uf Wash,
ingt"n, holding terms at Olympia tor this
counties OF Thurstun, Mason aud Cheha
lis.
Action brought IN the District Court of
The SECOND Judicial District Ut The Torn.
tory or Washington. holding terms al
I olympia for the counties oI lhurston.
Mason anu thehhlts and complaint utU,l
III the county OF InuT-ton, Ia the uiliro Of
the clerk of the said District ,ouri
Mary &. q. Pattcn, Plaintiff.
~.
Richard A. Pat,cn. Defendant.
THE rNrrrp STATS ur AMimc,,
10 Richard u. Patton. Defendant
In the mann ofthrt uitrd States ~ Ante, y.
lea. YOU ~" hereby uuuitrd To- appear Ia
,n action htaugiit antitst tut ia the
ahoNcniitcd flalutiil 40 the brttirt count
Of the Second Iudiriat District uf the
Territory ut Washington holding totus 1T
olympia. ~ 1huf-iuu county. fpr the
Cuuntirsui Ma~uii. tii, haiishud lhuston.
and T." answer the complaint il'd thufUiil
ta copy uf which accompanies Ihis sum.
mons within twenty dsNa exclusive 81
III" day of svtt irci after the sea- lfs' ou Vu,I
oi this summons a srtNsd Wtthiu this
county, 80. 10 served cat ot this Suani ,
tut within the SECOND Judiritl bisifi,t,
NNliln lhlflN tANNt Nf " efINfl Nui ut
said ni~triCi. then Within tuftS dssH, go N
served hN publication. then ithin siNty
days from datc arroot, at iu, ~rnuui h., ~, +.
iault will lc takcn against y1u according
20 ia" praA cr oi Hlih complaint.
The above entitled action n hrrurhi ~
obtain decree uf this court di~-uit ina
the bonds at ualiiniunt nuw casting H.
tween plaiutill aud defendant. ,ht tho
grounds at cruel treatment and a failure
to provide Tor Eaid Ilsiutiil aud faulty I,
for the cu~tudV uf Nellie ! paiien and
Freddie g. Paitcn, ininor children fir a
diN isiun OF the community prolutty iui a
reasonable attorneys lee for V,sis and
dtsbursenc nts ut this action and tot gen
cral relief
-. Witness John 4 iiuNt Esquire,
t.s. Judge uf ia" said District Court.
and the seal 1T said Court this
ith day of January, \. PISS
HG. u'nhIEN Clerk.
JUDsON, IsHTAL a MAsViitH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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w,.trr willie lo'l n.,, SUNDAY
.,,r,ne n Tacoma Iil GOOD
nns,,
f. d.. ,.ro,i,I tina, uo H.nrarl
MIL sson chnufe her schedule. 80
a.. Ia leave mornirr. instead If the
aflarnoous
The Moman. Christian T,mror
anco | mon will meet IN the vo-lry Of
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d,hmalorv
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

A FIRE in Washington City, Satur.
day morning, destroyed the National
Theater.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

|Is "a never failing
III Cute tor Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
vitality. Seminal
Ncaktess, speJma.
inrTlUra, Lost MAJ
heed, inpotency.
fso.',sssshss, Par.
alNsis and nj. tho
l.triillo effects Of
~"li Abuse youthful
|iOlliya AMI .x......
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
Or. FRAzIER'S ROOT BITTeRS.

Frazier's Root Bitters act strongly upon
the Liver ana Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong,
heal the lungs. build up the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system of every i'm
purity. Sold by druggists. Price 81. ar
six bottles sent bv express prepaid for IS.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co,
Cleveland. Ohio.
For sale by Robt Mari.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

IHE Senate was convened in extra ses-
sion Wednesday. Vice President Hen
bricks presiding.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
PATENTS

OBTAINED. and all PATENT BUST
~ NESS at home or abroad attended to
for MODERATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the u. s. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from W1SWINfT.
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRIVING. We ad.
wise as to patentabilitv free of charge;
and we CHARGE NO FEE UNLESS PA.
TENT is ALLOWED.
We refer here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div, and to Off
Gals of the U. 5. Patent Office For circu.
lar, advice, terms, and references to actual
clients in your own State or county, write
to Z. A. SNOW IL CO.,
Opposite Patent Office,
Washington, d. C.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
A. FARQUHAR,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Flour Shorts. Blan. Chorpcd Barley
Wheat, Dat all! E,lcii Hay.
CLOTHING AID DHlGOODS,
Crockery, Stone and glassware.
Wood AMI WILLOW ware.
Tab" ana Pnc>rt Cutlery.
VAIN ant Carriis, Material.
NupdhuhA SciNrn Mh-"i>.
lli'k"ry, Oak, Ash and Whi,cwo"d Plank
WAGON Springs aud
NagniI and Carriage Hardware.
Windows aud Duur~ al sizes
Paints, OILS " Iuuuw- lL~..
Colorei and Ground Wind " ,.Ia>~
Lime, Cement. Plaster. Marhl,du>t.
Hair, Fire BrIrN. Land I.l.t,r.
Lath. Shln-ir> and a kinds %
House Carpenters Hard
Ware, Iron and P.ows.
Spring. Tire. Toe and Cast Steel.
Cable Chain AL -Z'~.
Horse, AIuie aud OK Shoes,
Horse Nails. Bolts.
Lag Screws. Nut Washers.
Bot Ends. Cariily e aud
Wagon AXci>,
Anvils. NiScs. Bellows and
Blacksmith Tuuls.
MBERI.AND coal.
05-G"ods delivered to any part OF the
city, free of charge
% Every description Of goods. wares
and merchandise, carefully stored. AT
moderate ateS.
~ Highest price paid for Country Pro
duce Furs and Hides.
Olympia, Jan. G. 1881. "
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@FREE

valuable treatise, explanatory of In.
JoHANNEsEN's sy>tt IN, will he sent bv mail
postpaid and securely sealed from obs,r
Walton. To any sufferer addressing his sol,
authorized agent for the United States
and Canada, HENRY NOGELER.
40 South Street, New York.
" Complicated symptoms treated from
pr. JoH.NNEsLN's Special Prescription. nm
der advice OF duly qualified consulting
physician.
4. Al rorreSpohdence hcld a. strictly cont
fidcntial, and advice 10y mail ire a
charge.
January.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
To tho Unfortunate
Dr. Gibbons
DlHpsNSah,,

gE n y tIINI.I
'ts-sb IT eutuDI.
u.fft n.ltI Nlt,t
N.u ilttI,tns, b..
I tn .li,,i - ,sst. .
t,it Treatment utNN
,iai siri ~ iiiitiai ib,-
.Haaasaa .a.N s..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
Mans Organism

> the most complex work of the Crca
l. tor, and when this complicated struc-
ture. SO eXquisitcly wrought, is disturbed
by disease, the most efficient aid should
IA sought from the most skilliul phvsi
eli. for the human body is too precious
to lie neglected. 1t becomes the question,
ploycd =
Or. OSCAR JoHANNEsEN, of tho University
of Berlin. Germany, has made n lifelong
stIoy OF ailments OF the Nervous and
Genito- Urinary System.
HIS REMEDIES CURE
ANY Debility or Derangemcnt OF the N.r-
vous System, including Spermatorhoea.
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Structure Impotence,
etc, etc.
BECAUSE you may have been cheated
and fooled 10y QUACKs. who claim To cure
this class of disorders, do not hesitate To
give DIR. JoHANNEsEN's method Il iair trial
before your case becomes chronic aud in
durable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

~ HPlf's
Tho Greedy Arctic Expedition"
10 the title Of n thrilling account Of
The last polar voyage. which culmi-
mated IN the horrors Of cannibalism.
MI John Safred Ia agent, and has il
Tot sale ioI % cent?.
The Oregon Railway and Navisa-
Ton Company has concluded to wage
relentless war of determination
against our home boats on tho Sound
II may, however, like an onraged
snake. bl,o itself aud die Of it's own
venom.
do. Osirandcr. having CAREFUL, iii.
agnosed the subject, concludes that
The gobei Material Office may be sc
cured b, course 81 vigorous treat
meat. lilo thinks one visit and n
SINGLE prescription will answer, and
Left Monday fot the scene Of distress
Washington.
lhe 'oHTieT seems 10 think that
Deputy Sheriff Harmon's aHeqcti
Democracy ~ a much more serious
ohenso Than his crime OF theft. We
are bot surprised at this, when the
uniform course Vt Republican Ad-
m'bis'ratlons has been 10 make such
acts respectable.
some surprise has been exnr, ssed
'ha' The STANDARDS hag-,he glorious
stars aud Siiipcs'-wcre not flung
10 the breeze on Inauguration day.
Absence OF tho proprietor from the
CITY will account for il. II fortr.
ha'ely happens. however, that the
patriotism Of this journal is not Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-11
A SurprIse visit.

Mr.. VIM. Macklin, residing at No.
524 East Eighth street, was very agree
ably surprised last Wednesday evening
b. a visit Of large nun Der Of relatives
and friends. a friend called early In
the evening ard asked him TO take q
walk up town.
They returned about nine o'clock and
on opening the door and seeing the
crond d. Mr.. Nj. stood perfectly dumb
founded. But on rallyiRg a little be
asked What does all this mean?"
Some one asked, "Hava yon forgotten
your birthday" He replied, He had
thought OF 1t, but he had not looked fol
such a surprise as this"
He had 10 acknowledge that he was
completely taken absck for once. and
quietly submitted 70 the inevitable. A
number OF articles were presented By
hts friends, among them being two
mGgtaohe cups He acknowledged th'
gifts IN neat little speech, saying tina
when using ono no would remem her tn,
other, as il woald be impossible TO us
both 81 the Same time.
The table was BEAUTIFULLY and ar
tistically decorated with cakes. lemon
AIDE, oranges, bananas. grapes, etc
After the com pspy had partaken OF ia
various good things they returned Z
| tho parlor, where the balance of tn
evening as passed In singing. play in
different games and pleasantly convtr'
ing with each other. Al IL o'clock tn
party bid MIR. NJ. .adieu, wishing hir
many happy returns Of the anniverEar
OF his birth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-11
A sharp Tramp.

A man ioleTably well dressed, but
representing himself as tramp and
"hard up," sccosted well known gen
tleman Inst evening, end offered TO sell
a splendid GOLD watch for 500.
The gentleman, to assure himself
that the watch was what was repre-
scented, called with the tramp AZ the
store OF j. G. Massey, 404 King street,
the tramp :emAining outside.
Mr.. Massey found the watch genuine
and worth from 500 to $40, and so In
formed the gentleman but told him 10
bew are for fear the watch might be
stolen property. The gentleman and
the tramp then started away together.
Mr.. Massey In two or three minutes
afterwards, picked up the REPUBLICAN
and fonpd therein the notice OF q stolen
watch and the thought struck him tina,
IL might be the stolen watch his friend
was about TO purchase.
lie lost no time in going to the resi-
dence of his friend who had not YET
divested himself OF his overeoat, and
said, "did you buy that watch p
81 did" said the friend.
Mr.. Massey asked TO see 1t. As sooI
as 1t was put in his hands he told hi
friend that he had been swindled, tn,
tramp had sold him . worthless, boaui
latch instead Of the one rhown 10 Mr.
Massey.
The purchaser Of the watch hadn't
very good appetite for his supper las
night, bat the tramp had plenty O
money and no doubt a good appetite
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-11
--i--s--s-------a-s--=s---N F.
DUBLIC SA LIE.

VIII bs so d ct Tublic sale on the premi-
ses, near Adams station, on the wilmington
4 northern Railroad, ON the main road from
Nc esland 10 Chadd's Ford, in Christians
H undred, Now Uastie County. Del on
Thursday, December 18th, 1885,
The iollowlsg described personal property.
late Of Adolphus Husbands. deceased, 10
mead OF good drive and work horses; u
head Of good home raised mich cows, n
number will tie fresh with calves by their
sides by day OF sale Astwo ysar-old' heifors ;
good ctr OK bull yoke OF we'll broken
oxen a lot OF shoat pigs corn and oats by
tho bushsl bran by tho ton hay and straw
By the ton corn fodder by the buudie; po-
tatoes by the bushel.
two horse wagon. good o. new / good o,
rigging on cart =; l good dearborn /; good
a ernsntOwu wagon I: / t~o-sestod sleigh
small sleigh.
FARMING UTENSILS.
lCsborne Keeper. No. 3 buckeye mowsr
| / buckeye grain aud fertilizer driu ! hort'
Irake; i grain fan corn shellee piows
hsrrows, guilty Atsrs, shovels. hoes, rakes
forks, log and coz chains = lot OF WORK har
ne.s I set df carriage harness / good car
rage pole; ~ acres Of wheat in tho round.
D.IRY tItTuRss good horse p w.
churn. nearly now .wo handle chuvn
good butttr worker a lot of good pans, buck
cts aud Kettles
POULTRY 60 psirs OF chickens
i Household hnd Kitchen furniture vinega
by the barrel 4 lot Of cider barrels ana
sood pennsyivania lawn mower, and othe
articles too numerous 10 m ention.
Sals to commence at II O'Clock sharp. N
Ipostpt noment on &C cunt Of weather.
5. hAYDEc HUSBANDS,
WILLIAM HUSBANDS,
l.. ". sTIDHAM * SON, huc ionstrs.
oil AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-11

Ing abe knew no better than they, opeu-
Cd ionrteen graves, the lady showing
no intese.t IN any Of them until they
reaches ne one the lady was standing
over, wnon she became ex cited. She
said she would know him by his teeth,
|by . button. dingcd by . bullet 81
broderickBouKg, by the pocket she put
In his pants to keep things from rolling
|out WHEN he lay down and by the lin
ing In his coat.
The grave was opened and every
thing found - she had described. With
mingled eoaRs Of sorrow and rejoicing
she stareed home to Massachusetts, with
the preqfous remains. A few years af-
terwaf4 Colonel Bachelor was accost-
ed At Gettysburg by the same lady who
was about entering cars 10 leave. She
had ben down 10 see the place where
her huehend fell She hurried to
shake hls hands and he was about 60
extend y her his sympathies for her loss
when With JOY overspreadlng her coun.
tenance she said, Oh Colonel. I've got
anotAer splendid bran new husband
you ought 10 see him"
Colossal Bachslder, in conversation
this morning said that when he WA
lcallet tpon 10 locate the stone wall, b,
hnuopuvu 70 mont1On the name OF Zap
tain j! Park Postles In connection viii
the Lao days battle, but his mind a
the time was diverted to something
else. He intended to tell how the rebt
sharpshooters were picking off tn
Union officers from farm house.
II The commanding Union Genera
askedtf anybody would volunteer I
carry Ian order to the Twelfth Net
! Jersey 10 take that house ut all ha;
zarda whom Captain j. Park Postlt
= came Forward and said: 81 will do I
j Isir." Captain Postles ran the esuntl,
on horseback of thousands OF reb
I, bulleA and delivered his message. II
. rebels admired his courage so muc
that they ceaged firing at him ON h
return, and on reaching his form,
position he took off his hat and bowe
i his acknowledgements. The Twelfth Ne
" Jersey took the house. At the san
Z time. Colonel Bachelor Intended /
refer to Captain Smith, of the Fir
!. Delaware, who was found killed with
! rebel flag in his hands which he hs
captured.