Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-09-27
MERE MENTION.
From the daily Of Wednesday.

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and Seattle tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Richard P. James, of Walla
Walla, is in our city on business.
Good and effective work is being
done for Olympia in the campaign.
Mr.. r. p. Shoecrait left to-day for
Whatcom in the interests of Olympia.
The new steamer City of Detroit,
will make its trial trip some day next
week.
The Fleetwood brought large num-
Der Of passengers to the Capital City,
last night.
Mr.. James w. Reynolds, of Tacoma
was appointed notary public, by the
Governor, to-day.
The capital committee are sending
men over the entire Territory, in the
interest of Olympia.
Now that we are to have Title next
week, We are looking anziously for Jot
o"bob up serenely."
A wagon load of fresh CLAIMS was
distributed among the different mar
kets in our city to-day.
Quite number of Democrats went
to Tacoma last night to hear Hon. T.
C. Griffitts and Ex-Governor Semple.
The Olympia Brass Band went to
Seatco yesterday to awaken cnthusi-
asm for the rally there in the evening.
Politics is flying high this week.
The services of every available speaker
is being had to further the cause OF
each party.
Hon. Thos. H. Brents will address
the citizens of Olympia, this evening,
at Tacoma Hall, on the political is
sues of the day.
The Democratic County Central
Committee will have a meeting Satur-
day evening. 1t is hoped all members
will be present.
Reports from Wahkiakum county,
have been received that the name OF
Olympia" shall be printed on the
tickets of both parties in that county.
The signal service reports the mini.
mum thermometer Al and maximum
thermometer 20; weather cloudless
no rain-barometer falling from 3O.3f
to 3O.12.
Alarge bundle of political documents
were received last night, through the
Northern Pacific Express Office, and
are being distributed among the vot
ing people of Olympia.
A car jumped the track to-day or
the Kamilchie railroad, and killed I
man named William Yackey. Hi
body will be brought to this city to
morrow and buried in the Masonic
cemetery.
r. s. Spare, from Portland, arrived
last night. Mr.. S. is interested in the
saw mill business in his State, and i
now looking up timber in this section
Of the country with the intention O
building mill.
George Haney met with serious in
jury at the Pipe Factory, this morning
A hook slipped from q log and on re
bounding struck his hand, infiicting
wound from which several pieces Q
bone were extracted.
Mrs. G. A. Barnes has placed on GU
table . liberal supply of Ann Harbo
grapes, which although somewha
smaller than California varieties, ar
excellent il favor-much better thai
the usual home products.
Secretary White, left for Dayton hi
old home this morning. We are NOR
than pleased to learn of Mr.. White
intention to return and make the cap
ital city his permanent residence. W.
welcome with pride and joy, sucl
worthy citizens to our midst.
Mr.. Ross McC ausland, while pick in,
pears, ct his home in Eastside, thi
morning, fell, fracturing and dislocat
ing his right shoulder bone. The in
jury was fixed up at DR.. Flanagan
Office. The fracture is of a very seri
GUS and painful nature, and will caus
Mr.. McCausland to have his shoulde
bandagcd for many days 10 come.
A party Of young men from Olym
pia, started last night on q hunting
tour, down the Sound in q sail boat
When they reached the long wharf, tn
wind had entirely gone down, 20 the.
concluded to camp At the long whar
for the night, and proceeded on thei
journey in the morning.
A letter has been received by Gen
McKenny from Judge Wingard, who
has been working for Olympia on tn
capital question, in which he says
az have been over this entire section
and find everything favorable to us
Twill go to Whitman county, in ordel
to be there for the fair, although
have not seen any bills for it. DOM
want any compensation, the interest
Ihave is your interest, and therefore
I am personally interested and viii
work for ALL"
A tank Of pure water in front of Mr.
Silsby's store, placed there for the
benefit OF man and beast, bears the lie
gend in large letters, "Vigor of Life
outlined, doubtless, by some vender o
cure-all remedy. But how appropri
ate it seems, in a wider sense! Wha'
is more agreeable to the palate, O
more invigorating to the whole human
system, especially after . season o
hard labor, than . draft OF pure water
prepared by the alchemy of Nature
bearing in its crystal drops the rain
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