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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
SUARON SPRINGS.
COOL WEATHER-PERSONAL NOTES.

COOL WEATlIER-PEHSONAL NOIES.
,rpov Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
SHARON SPRINGS. Aug. Z. - so far as the
.,h.r II, concerned August opened about as badly as
=, ,.l, could As regards the number OF arrivals IL
,.r,.a I'm much better than usual. The season H. now
at that point where week OF cold weather wouid
-. ..d havoc in the ranks OF the hotel guests
M lanes A. Flack, OF New.York, Is occupying q
cottage here. ..,
Mr.. 1T. Ten Eyck. of Mt Holly. N J..is recent
arrival at the Pavilion.
A. = D. scheuck, OF Ncw-YorK, gave pool party at
a. pav,I,ou billia I'd rooms on Monday.
navd : Banks, Of New York. 10 "a late arrival al inc
Pavilion ., ,,,,,o, NJ,
R,adish johnson and family arrived at the Pavioh on
r,,ur.aay They Will occupy one OF the cottages. a.,
vcrv elaborate masquerade party was gwen ~ 'ho
Enion on Thursday evening -, ,,or
i-n,u and Mrs A. Oracle King are at the IavihoE'
pcsmt arrvsls are foOws , ,.,
E,on iiori-Nss Julia Hickman, Miss Bcrle IsIch'
- Air. and Mrs Francis Muller, Anna Won C0ern, Cav"
man, ' non Coern NJ. spiegel. Leopold NJ WAilacn L.
i..nh Mira L. Richmap. Harry Ilirscn WIG anu '"'
sso"nh,srs :. B. Hamburger. Now YORK ,.-.,. W
S" roa Honse-Mrs. j. NJ. Conway. MISS Con"nSi %
,,"u,nron w c. Walir0n. Miss Hattie Les =. -; oor
II. " W,ss ~ strass. H. T. IIaecI aud "ile, nenl1
ao, md wife Mrs. II. Y. Brandt ana SOD '""o'
Thn,nas A. j. Boisford ana vile, OF New'iorA'
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Tile SEASON ALREADY WANING


fvRoM A. ocCAsIoN Al, CORRESPONDENT OF ThL TRIBUNE
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. THE season is on
IN, wau, and the holelAccpe arc In sal pght over
what mas been strict truth an unprontabe season.
AK any hotel man tho question ~ to what kni ora
se,,on he has had. anu the reply Will he very dG
II ma. been nnllly dccdcd that the Washington lhght
Infantry will encamp here for ten days or Two werh
They leave the capital on the evening ~ August -
and will arrive cary the following morning lbr
rnnnany VIII biing tho Marine Band, and also expect
In nave President Cevrlanl with them for seyera!
DAYS. III, ...,. .,..,,,,
the na.ncc OF the were Benjamin !. Lee Clerk
81 tho surname Court of Nsw.Jersey cxConrrcssinan
Innm.s Tcrre Scr-Jersey; :. L. Thatcher. cashier
ana J. C. Bergstfeeter Editor OF ne Insurance h0fa'
of pttt.burg Charles Voorhees, OF Harrisburg; A. L.
Gordon United state. Marshal for the Southern ID.
tct Of Nav Jersey the Hon. I. j. CLAYTON. OF Thur
lovr Penn the Raw 1hOinas DAVIS, OF Crcsson, Penn
"a T. WcCiure NOrrstown, Penn, Jamcs &. Rood. OF
ptsn1rg: NJ Il. Cole. Pottsvlile Willism stewart, OF
The IbHodehia HccWd; Barton Chozney, city fditor
Of rcyy freHiug OF Wilmington Del; II. = stevens.
investment OF tho Noratown. Penn, Mutual Insurance
Tomuanv: inc Rev T.. G. McEnroc. MAhanoy CITY, PENN
/ n John Chicago NJ. H. Connolly. brhiehen Penn;
Presiaomi John " Motley. manniactursrs' National
Rang OF Philadelphia tho Hon Alien H. Ganhcmor'
burlington " j.; Assletant DistrictAttOrncy BIcgy'
Philadelphia; Postmaster Jnnncy, OF Camden, NJ j.
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Long BRANCU.
AN INTERESTING HOTEL OPENED.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL GOSSIP.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL GOSSIP.
,,,ou rur utcuI All CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBrSE..
LoNG BRANCH, Aug. 1.-The Branch at last
has an Interesting place for summer guests TO visit The
old Newhold MANSION the west bank OF the shrcws
burv riyer at Pleasure Bay. has been turLcd Into =
hotel with Patrick MckenDa rs proprietor. ana Henry
Kcmuf formerly Of Merchants Club, NcwYork rs
eb,f If ia known As the Port Peek House., from tho
fact that Sarah Fin purchased tho land where stands
fron the indians FOR peck Of port wine. In 1880 tho
uroncrtv WAS sold to the Tallman family. which held II
for "A century The Newbods bought 1t In 1880. and
sd u ,hree wears ago TO william W. Conover. OF Red
RANK The house Is least $50 years old There Ia u
wide hallway running through 1t, and queer stairs
and nuaintly shaped Window which were tho fashion
I'm IN, EARLY DAYS OF Jersey. Tho heavy oak hoors
are NJ. good to-day when they were laid and tho hand
mazda nails which hold the shingles on are
drawn out with great difficulty. beau
tifnl grove OF locust trees surrounds tho house.
and there largo parties OF coagers eat the crabs caush
within stones OF the odd Old mansion and then
make a tour OF the ancient building.
| H. o. Armour, the pork packer who has tho Blanch
ard cottage ON Oceanave.. gave a handsome dinner a.
| tue Elberon this week
i W. Miller OF Tefi Weller Co., has arrived at TN
| Hotel Brighton with his family
| Captain wynant Pierce and Mrs. Pierce. OF Brooklyn
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LAKE GEOEGE T..
HOTELS WELL FILLED AND MANY fJIt III
ENGAGEMENTS


fTKoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
LAKE GEORGE, Aug. The faces oil MOTEL
rronreior. grow the August rush TOT Ike
George c,ntiuues number Of the largest hohses on
the lax. . fun and IN a week VII. be turning away
PROSPECTIVE guests Among the New 'rkers "ho ha''
registered the past At tho Saga more arc 't ann
Ms : C. I'M and family. Mr. and Mrs Charles A.
Clark W Howard, MIS-. John Pohilr the Misses ron,
a. Jolu Miller Mir an. Mr%. W. X Drnihg, MI. ana
Mr. Melcler Mr. and Ms. ". H. f"lc0ner am iaLy
Mr. in Keen Mls. Jeanette Keen. Nj ana Mrs FRANK
A Keen Waiter Met ul.ob. Mr.. d. g. onnS M J az
family SIR. and MR.. +. j. Ienef, Miss M4iypIy o.
Ernrr john q. Dater, Nj. ana Mrs George 4 9trpn2.
Mr. AND Mrs G. Hyde. Miss llydc, MI ana Mfs Jonh
L. Marie Madame VI. Ohry, the Mise. Obry, $780, , 800
Marion House, TX miles north OF ti"N'i are
Judge and Mrs J. J. 6OTmdu. Nj an Nts. i'chai, u
I.xier IT, dudley rsnHey and iani'y, mares II.
Bailey AMI family and Mr.. aud Mrs j. &c ASheI- inc
Mi..es Corwin. Mrs A. MowDry and family and Mrs.
1houIas Il; Peck and family. - no .
he Fort William IIenrys recent german was "a
hrl.l.ul affair Among the dancer. were MISS iieIeh
Tnornc Miss Price. Miss Nellie Abbott, Mss MaSSle
Towus@nd Miss Jennie Fisher, Mss H. irice the
NJ, SEES Bryan and :. J. Cans all oil New ors.
The Crosbysde register shows the names o ,iI. anu
Mr. T. ". OHphaht ani family. C. e. ircH an, sum,
Nj aud Mrs. Henry Nhit~, Mss ROBINSON i.o"eri Y.
Lews. Miss Hendricks. James I9r9Duii' dmro, ,'
McFadlen Miss McFaldea. Miss Z. VI cfaran anu "iTs
L. W. McDoHcll. OF New YORK
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given ut Congress Hall on Friday evening testi.
mOnial to Mark HAssler leader OF the orchestrs.
Among arrivals arc these:
Congress HaH.-warrcn w. Bentley, T. b. c. Yesriey'
Siocktom-J E. Simpson, Thomas II. Horton. ". r.
Suy. Alfred suy. J. Foule. W. T. Cox, J. H. Ruber'
NJ stenhardt, +. r Steinhardt j. j. Keenan, NOW
York. ,
Lafayette. Amos d. Larkin. Francis G: while, j.
Lynch Pendergast, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wayland Potter
New-YOrk. .
Ner- Coiumb,a.-H. A: Blake. George w. Huber, Mrs
n Gardner W. Wall, Mira. Y. W. Broth. Miss Thorne,
H. L. McMshon d. Verdenal, +. V. Blcht. George A.
Bosdick, Nav York; Mrs f. NJ Mesarger. Miss Mestar'
ger, Mr.. and Mira. Charles L. WEIGH Tc0nderoea MISS
Nettie Allen, MISS T. Bosdick. Miss Jennie Bosdick,
Brooklyn. 80 ,
Miss j. A. Vogel, New-YOrk
Arhngton.-D. de Iera f. bel, New YORK.
Sur tWd Miss Belle Brown, j. Lynch Pendergast,
Miss. +. Il. Freeman, New York
Adine.-Evira n. Lyons, w-iork; Heinrich shafer;
Bremen, Germany. =.
J. Travis Qusg. editor OF The American Mns'"m,
New York. is At the New Columbia; Colonel CharIes
O'Neil receiver OF taxes, and tho Hon. Smith T. Line
aud c. Z. Woodmau OF New-York. are at Congress HAL
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CHA UIA UQC1.
INCIDENTS OF A BUSY WEEK.

fyLoN Al OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TKiBCNk'I
CHAUTAUoUA, Aug. IL his has been great
week al Chantauqua Although the hotels around the
lake are comfortably filled with summer 5Oarders guests
continue to arrive every train At tho two religious
assemblies large audiences have listened to powerful
seruons aud addresses during the week. In social
Way there has been abundance OF pleasure at the
loies Hons have taken place nightly aud the appar-
eur monotoiy OF tho week was broken by numerous
morning germans and excursions TO Panama Kocks ana
other sights interest In tho vicinity New orkcrs
continue 10 arrive on boat and trau Among Tue ar
rivas during the week were Mrs CiearmAl g. W. sui
len and John r. Combs at the kont House, Lakewood
Chester u. Lawrence and wife. e. H. Lawrence " anu
George H. Lawrrnceof Brooklyn. are at the KENT ioise
Mr. Ira : DAVIS OF Troy " V, Miss Hattie T. Wncher
of New-Brightop, :. L. Nine Belle cole ana MRS Euha
Day. OF New-York. Henry White aud wifs OF brooEyn'
Gordon, OF New-Yoik. president OF the American hu
name society. and his wife. and Mrs. william AbDotl OF
Nrv-Yofk, are also here. A..
Tue Rev. Dr. Terry and DR. Forest Weld. OF New
lOTk CRY, are at the Hotel Ath efFuIn.
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THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
UNsEAsONABLY COOL WEATHER.

UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER.
vRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. J
ROUND ISLAND House, Aug. This week
the weather has unpleasant on the
whole On Saturday of last week the heat was Intense.
and this continued sunday On Monday rain brought
cold weather AMI n strong vino. Heavy winds were
the order Of day until Thursday when the breczes
abated, but the cold still continues. Fishing.
however, has nourIshed greatly. Boating Is under q
BAN and the excursion steamers are scany patronzed.
Pedestriansm and active outdoor sports tho order
Of the day The hotel piazza is the popular for the
walkers, where eight laps make . mile. Lawn tennis
and pitching Quots the fed amuscments mostly
chosen.
Tho Anglers Association met at the Crossmon House
% Wednesday. They had lively seEsion in the after
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CARE MA I.
ADJUSTMENTS OF A WEEK OF CHANGEful
WEATHER.

ADJUSTMENTS OF WEEK OF CHANGEfUL
WEATHER.
iron OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
CAPE MAY, Aug. THE great crowds
that came down last Saturday night to spend quiet
SUNDAY at the Cape were much disappointed III 'ho
weather fogs showers and sunshine came and went III
turns during tho entire day. Notwithstanding '"o
weather "a larger number OF people dipped III THO oo'
on that day than ever before. Tho three largest "
registered Az names during Saturday and sunday.
Tho ainussments this week have been comparatively
few Miss Gilbert continues 20 draw good aud chces W
the pier by skill on tho cornet but her ehgase"o"'
closes to-day. Tho pier company Is planning no" Nv
fractions Negotiations are going on with Professor
Albert PioczoEka Kcmpa and his family VINO arc ce'o
DRAFTED for their beautiful playing lierr hempA III"
hi. three daughters gave O concert at tho Cari'o"
House, Cape May Point on Tuesday evening
grand musical festival Is being planned 10 taSo P-'o
on the pier tho beat musical talent OF tho country
will be engaged and the combined orchestras OF MI III"
Island will add greatly to the attraction Inc reSu
weekly hops given In all the hotels. phap'o"
party TOOK place the cwColumbia on tuesday o'o
ing # wns well attended and furnished the guests
with genuine Amusement An interesting trotlinE raw
took place Bcach-ave. on Thursday at o''o j. w.
between j. L. McDanicrs Bob Morgan aud j. T. Bricks
Sleepy Tom. OF tho bandsomost horses on tnr ~
The same afternoon aud amusing tan race "'s co,n
the end the pier. There were about UOAsn 'o ,
prtitors for the valuable prizes which were gVen nn
tho young gentlemen tried to put practci' W.
Ii.ht OF the assembled crowd. On the same evehins
CoioneI James VI. scovol, r. w. Smith. Mayor Ihnunn ~,
Walt Whitman aud guests OF the new,
organized a mock trial more amusing 'nal
the former one. and the gentlemen display ~ M i
IN the repartee Ihnrsiay also 0.ous' IA, Orient b,
the Rev. James W Punan, AT the Baptst 90,
Su, not ss on ,6 Sr Profe.sor wassensr Illusion
lot, la the pariors VI the Lafayette. 1he "'A~" "
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Az OLD AND PLEASING SOUTHERN CUSTOM

With the advancement OF the season and the
approach or days and nights feminine humanity
itself IN the coolest and thnnest dresses posbe
the many beautiful summer fabrics with when hs
seasons impOrt.tOns abound aro IN grott demand.
White favorite in Baltimore for warm weather
wear this beautiful southern custom extending sny
further North White IS worn In more Northern
cities. but only III tho house or Tor evening But
the spectacle Of streets and shopping quarters
filed with ladies' and young girls dressed In white from
Tho same chaste hue Is unknown further North On
tho hottest day midsummer the crowds on the prnci-
New-YOrk will he noticed 10 ne arrayeu III
hot. stuiiy looking dark wool dresses, ana 10 wear
white drrss there IL 70 render one SET
Here such IL not the case ana every shy
numbers her wardrobe five or six OF these cool anu
becoming dresses.
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WEDDING PRESENTS

, q. welding presents lately published III r rp
us. VI From fatner aud mother OF tho pr'uc,
try paIrr from bride groom, hair wreath male
S rc hair of entire family and as, one SIX @
from Btot , s,tcrWrlter and dog; from ANN ~ M
Te rooster sU ms shs ap by
iv ,aa .nd groom n.teon verses III AL.
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A Sluggish Liver

the stomach and Bowels to become dsoered anu
N, whole systen to suffer debility. In eli such cases
Ayers pills give prompt relief
Altar much suffering from Liver and stomach trouoe'
have finally been cured by taking Ayers Catharuc rn'
always ind them prompt and thorough IN tneir acuo"
,be ccs,i,na use kesps ip psrfecuy ne1'J o'AN
,,on -rRaluh weeman Annapolis. Nd
Twenty 70 years ago suffered from torpd uVer wno
ras restored to hea thy by taking Ayers fs s
,,, Tina have never without them They
~ a.t ,tion and increase tn appetite more
~ an anv other medicine Paul Churchill havefn' ~sS
INvIG0HATED.
know Of no remedy equal to Ayers Plus Tor 9'on.s'
d I,y,r d,,o-der. suffered from torpid hVer Anu uys
n.,.a for eighteen months Nv skin was yeHow Anu ny
mad NO appetite. suffered r ON hssdache'
-. n,,a And omaca,eL A few boxes OF Ayersrihs AH."
IN moderate doses restored mo to perfect
Niles Oberlin. ohio.
vera pills are superior family medicine Thcy s'reuso
and vtxorate tho gesve organs create an apPeU'' W
move thu horrible depression and dependency resu's
-. ,,x.r coups,nt nave used these Pills 10 my iA"i"
,r Gar. and they fail TO give entire
rotto merry. Oshkosh Wis
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INvIG0RATED.
Ayers Pills,

Prepared BY Dr. C. Aver co. Lowell MAS ''1 " o."
Drug ysts ana Dealers In Medicine
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Qiui0cno Notices

ANrrcAx Io>N ,Sp 1El II coNrANf(
.YuEK. July : l-o6.
DIVIDEND or THREE PER ~ on tie
y ,.ull stock ~ TINS pany i, n'' ', .u p pa,
., M S.rf.uial l~~n az ~" office oi ~" ."hl'N'
1fn-tt boo, - AZ 3 T. H. ana "l'" Ia" ''''"
lug of IA, ~ day of september n'Nt p, >,o. S,,t,rv
CHICAGO ANp ALTON ENuRoN '0"rANi{
enc $500. III. Aug . l~~o.
%torICF-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of
y ~, r,r / ans PER SHARE has this day been "''
i,, an The r,f,rr,d and common Sio k"i thls ,opas
,, III, an ~ = iav september next Z" s'n h"'H"'
f,, ,n., of hn> hours ou the lith nNl,
ll,ul ON shares registered M Wv On WI
,t ,i,, az fh. .ompary'- agents. Mc--r- JOIN IA
TTN ~ 20 ~ Wiam It. N.w h"rk ana on ,''s,' ,,
g.. ~, go AZ the Office OF the treasurer o t' '"hplS'
ti'H III N"''H"' a. W. 4 II. Eos TER Treasurer.
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ADlRON DACKS,

lake View Point Lake located scroon Lake n
shady pine grove scenery unsnrpassed pure mountain
urng water drainage open June hrst class city
references given For circulars and full particulars aidres1
G. 7. TAYLOR son.
snnfh Schroon Post Office. Essex County N. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
Weather Report.

The Us Signal Office furnishes tn
STANDARD with the following weather
report for the week ending April LIST:
BAROMETER.
Average height duling week, 1904
inches.
Highest, 30.44 inches.
Lowest, 1857 inches.
Range, ~ inches.
TEMPERATURE.
Average during week, 46.4'.
Highest, Is % on Tuesday.
Lowest, 27.S' on Saturday.
Range during week, 37.4'.
RAINFALL.
Total amount rainfall during week. 6S
inches.
Greatest amount for one day, 80 on
Thursday.
Mean relative humidity, so per cent.
WIND.
Prevailing direction during week, n.
Highest velocity, II miles per hour
on Friday.
Total miles travelled, 474.
WEATHER.
Rain on Wednesday and Thursday.
There were fair, = cloudy and clear
days during week. Severe frost on Sat
urday.
EDGAR MCGOvERN,
Sergeant Signal Corps.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02

the action OF the City Council tend to
silence the old complaints OF Sixth and
Seventh streets being thus closed at their
waterfront extremities, but it tacitly
justifies any and all parties, private or
corporate. in thus restraining similar
portions Of our regularly opened streets
and turning them from public to mere
individual utility. The right to close
Adams street certainly implies the right
to similarly close Main or Washington
streets while on the other hand the right
to close Sixth and Seventh streets i'm
plies the right t. similarly close First,
Second, Third, Fourth or Fifth streets
Now the question before us s not 80
much one of immediate and present evil
as of future consequences. Olympia is
recognized seaport and in our judgment
the town authorities should see that vital
prccc,lelis are laid upon solid founda-
tions and not upon the sand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
Administrators Sale.

n the matter OF he estate of John Don
Il ahue, ut,,as. Il.
Notice Is hereby given that in uIirSu nee
of All order OF the Probate Court OF Mason
county. Washington Territory. made on
the 9th day of r. bruary A ID. 1856, the
undersigned administrator of the estate
of John Donahue, deceased, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, i'll one or more parcels aud subject
to confirmation by the said Probate court,
On Saturday, the 24tn um, TX Ap.n.
A. ID. 1886 at II O'Clock NJ, at Union CT,
in the county OF Mason, asiingtri, ia
rltory, ali the right, title Interest and e.
tate OF the said interstate at the time of h j.
death, and all the right, title and interest
that the SAID estate estate has by opera
ton or law or otherwise acquired other
than or in addition to thai OF the said i'll
interstate at the time of his death, in ana
to all the lots, pieces or parcels of lands
situate, lying and being i'm the said coun-
ty OF Mason and described as follows, to-
wit: Lot No. 10. of sec 81, tip % II r west,
containing % 35-1OO acres; the sw or of
sec 81, tip %, n r west. containing Ito
acres; W INF of ne or and W hf of SO or OF
section 3d. tip %, II / west, containing 160
acres, and w hf OF sw or of sec No. 5, To
"a, r west containing 80 acres.
Terms and conditions of sale: Twenty
per cent. of the purchase money to be
paid to the Administrator on the day of
the sale. Balance on confirmation of sa Ia
by the Probate Count. Deed at expense
Of purchas err.
Dated, April 2, 1886.
JOHN LATH AM,
Administrator of the estate of John
DOnahue, deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
Pioneer Meeting.

TIME Washington Pioneer Association
l. will hold its third Annual Reunion al
Seattle. commencing on Tuesday. June
LIST, 1886. at 10 O'Clock A. N. and continuing
from day to day until tho business
brought before it is completed.
The regular orators Of the occasion will
be Hon. Henry G.. Strive of King county,
and Hon. Edward Eldridge of Whatcom
county.
All members Of the Association who
can make it convenient, are urgently re-
quested to be present, and a cordial invi-
tation is extended to the general public
and place of which will be given by the
local press. FRANCIS HENRY,
Secretary Wash. Pioneer Assn.
Olympia, Washington Territory, March
3lst, 1856.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02

Notice


rs hereby given that the Common Coun.
J. Gil of the City of Olympia deem it ex-
pedient and propose to order the erection
Of . sidewalk commencing on the South
side OF Eighth street, halfway between
Main and Warrington. aud At the end Of
the present sidewalk extending east along
the south side of said Eighth street TO
Washington street, thence south atang
the west sido Of Warrington sts0dkta
Ninth street, thence west along the -
side Of Ninth street to Main street, in g.
city Of Olympia, W. T.
The survey. diagram and estimate pre-
pared by the City Surveyor are now on
file in my office. All remonstrances
against said improvement must he filed
In my Office within ten days from the Sec
Ond publication of this notice.
By order OF the Common Council.
Dated at Olympia, this LIST day Of April,
1886. ROBT. MARI,
ct City Clerk.
Date of first publication, April 2. 1886.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
WHAT A WIFE SAIL

Simply tins and nothing more
1t came from T. l. MCKENNY's store;
Has proved to be the thing to cure,
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
THAT GUN TREE (EUCALyPTUs) Cough
SYRUP.
So valuable for coughs, colds, sore
throat, whOoping cough, bronchitis, dis
tressing symptoms in the throat, and all
tendency to consumption. The only
Cough Syrup that does not sicken the
stomach. A dollar sized package for
seventy-tive cents.
r. /. MCKENNY,
Sole Agent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
Wanted,

A CAPABLE man or woman, of unus-
"A ual energy, to take tho agency of
this or some other county tor the His
tory Of cs saS $sd to the right party
Publishing Co., 100 Suffer street, San
Francisco.
March 26, 1886. mi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
Notice Of Appllcation
10 PURCHASE TIMER LAND.
rs,rKp srArr. Dprsse4 LAup Cyvrx.

UNITED stArks DpTasr1 LAup Cvvscx
Olympia. washington Territory.
\oihk .. herepy given tant. IN counpllo.cs
appru,cd June q ISIS eniiti-i An Ac4 SOf the
sale VI Tinbcr Land. In the states Of California,
orrTo~ Nssadn nd Meaningless TerJsosy /"
George u. swan, cf IhurstoB county, Txshiualou
Territory, has this day nIed In this once his a.
pi'oaiion TO Pnr,hs-e the W y VI bscstoa No.
~ ~ township No. 10 north, ksnge No. nnet of
the willamette Meridian,
Any and all pcrsons claiming adversely the said
described Land of any portion thervof, $50 hereby
feqwrcd To hfe their elaims In this once within
sikiy teol days nom date hereof.
'il,cn under ms hand. 81 say once, In Olyuosa.
W. I. this isth day Of February. A v. In
JOHN y. 0UWRY.
Feb ID Register OF the Land Once
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02

CHINAMEN are negotiating for the
purchase of certain oyster beds near
South Bend. Pacific county. 1, is
hoped that they will not be enabled
to obtain q foothold even on the
beach outside the meander line, un-
less the flow Of the tide is of unusual
rapidity on that col asst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-04-02
OFFICE OF LIGHT House. ENGINEER, !
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

PORTLAND, OREGON, April /, 1886.
GEALED proposals will be received at
- this office until 2P. NJ, on Tuesday,
the Goth day of April, 1886. for furnishing
the materials and labor of all kinds ne
cessary for the construction and delivery
House, and for moving barn and building
foundation therefor, at West Point Light
Station, Washington Territory.
Plans. specifications, forms of proposal,
and other information may lie obtained
on application to this office.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids, and to waive any defects.
c. F. POWELL,
Captain OF Engineers, u. 3. Army,
Engineer Thirteenth Light House Dis
trict.
April ., Ie8e.