Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-04

.n' 3 Point and hen steer straight
f't the Stnans hight Hence il
innovation " seaneus light
.n note -en,,s than one
l'lcuit Btpthers are getting up "A
IL cut"tIilso for the HOLIDAYS. at
WHICH they propose 10 give some
l"lY "a barrel II II ur. another q side
IL bacon. ahl So forth aud TO gu.
'httlct know how to manage such
'lairs aul 10 proposes to bear his
ralret To- culmlnaie" about the
at.. Hay ~ the New Year.
4 man who subscribed for the
~rsNr'wp GA the Day of its first
ts-u" twenty five yen,s ago, aud reg
% atN pad iur At even since. declare,
ro h,- never lor' nights sleep nor
% qlai" meal IA all that time. 1t
sins GO have h.el quite a. eflica-
tol- rs Mrs Wlhslow S)o;hln.
~Siup "a i.etliug children
hs = -lets of ChnrliN " d nu,d a
fan ia tplumbla Hall on til. even
lus~ II Thursday. fuduy ana Satur-
lay Il next A large assortment Of
isnet ARTICLES will be exposed for
sslc supper will be served each
'ssuiug from & to 10 O'Clock GIVE
lie Sisters aud the good work they
are engaged ia liberal support.
Tlere will bc union services at
Columbia Hall. next Sunday evening,
~ the in'erest Of the Woman's
thni-tian Temperance Union, on
Nut,h occs sion Mls. Narcssa White,
P,unsylvania. Will bs the chief
aker From what We hear of the
~ cababili,les. We predict rare
.i,at 10 all who attend the meeting
DAVID Duneen WAS brought Lefore
~9uI'. Ready. yesterday. on charges
"a a,ult anl battery. preferred by
lay Williams and Nav Miller. The
piun'iii, wero represented 10y Prose-
90 NIX Attorney por or aud tho do
'ensu by Mr. l.raol. After very
.h,rough inquiry into the merits of
lac cast. tho defendant WAS acquit-
ted
Tho following officers Of Washing
ton Lodge No. .. A. o. L. W. we've
elected Tuesday ,vening: II. Hadlan,
VI ". Jasper White, Foreman; T.
Van Epps, Overseer; Joseph Chill
borg. Financier; Gins. Talcott, Re.
cover. Alfred Thompson, Il corder;
\ : Phillips, Guide; j. ID. Miller,
! " l.. johnson. o. W.; W. W.
Riley. Medical Examiner; Rev.
Johns, Trustee.
"Wednesday evening II fitst.class
entertainment will DO gwen at Col
umhia Hail under the auspices of the
| O q. I. The exercises will con-
sisi OF music by o. :. G.. Orchestra,
vocal music by tho best talent in the
city. rscitations, &c. Part second
viii be devoted to the sampling OF
g am ohowder aud other good things.
Proceeds to DO used in furnishing
public reading room.
MIR d. II. Siinenson, whose adj
scrtiscment appears in this issue,
calls special attention to his new and
eN,s nslve assortment of clocks,
watches. jewelry and fancy goods.
Extra inducements are offered to
those who will be in want OF holiday
supplles. His show window speaks
for itself Do not fail to give him q
call. Store, east side of Main
street. next door to National Bank
Tho following memb, rs OF the As
sombly have arrived up to the date
Of going 10 press: G. W. Young of
King aud kitsap; s. A. Wells, Rita
Vile. j. W. Arrowsn,ith, Colfax; j.
y. Fenn. Waverly; +. A. Mccall,
Dayton: J. NJ. Dewar, Walla Walla;
u. u. Day. Pomeroy; X. o. Dun
bar. Goldendale; G. p. Cook, FL
leusburg; J. b. Reavis. Yakima; S.
j. Ciutber. Colfax, Geo. W. B., I'd,
Pierce. and A. ID. Bowan, Oyster
ville.
The following officers OF Tacoma
Lodge. I. o. q. T.. have been ,n-
stalled: Miss jean McCarrogher, w
G. + NJ. +. Reed. w. l.. H. s :;
T l.. Brown. W. II. ii. s.; w. w.
Work. w. V. r.; NJ. A. Root, W.
= Miss Lydia +. Allen. W. A. S.;
\ pa,tison, W. +. s.; Clayton
Allrich. w. T.; Rufus Jones, W.
NJ. Miss N.ttio Peer, w. l. g.;
Joshua Thayer. W. o. g.; Mr..
Paul. W. c.; Charlie T.. Hewitt, p.
W. &. I.
Mr.. Samuel Gottschalk, who for
the past year and half has been
engaged in the clothing trade in Ia
coma IL about to remove with his
stock to Los Angeles. Cal. Mr..
dottschalk was engaged in business
"a Olympia before going to the ter
minus. This change is made neces-
cary on account Of his health, for
which he has been advised to seek
change Of climate. He has been in
poor health for the greater part OF
I a m.... l.. A.