Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-03-01

| All Shtci piisluS SIil1ldtfldu Is eTtCt
ing mammoth hot house, near Mox
lie creek.
Would you be Il millionaire anon,
millionaires? Advertise in the EVE
MING OLYMPIAN.
An Eastside young lady says sh,
likes evening Olympians" if they dt
not stay too late.
The Hoffman Hardware and Stove
Company is enlargiug its facilities fol
the summer trade.
Remember the missionary mas.
meeting, tomorrow evening, at the
Methodist church.
Two children of Mr.. kaufman are
confined to their home with slight
attack of tonsilitis.
The new table in this Office, made
wholly uf aitier, Is rom the WORKSHOP
of Mr.. VIM. Sternbers.
Ayers Hill property is looking up,
and u good deal of land in that vicinity
has already changed hands.
Newsboys have adopted II new cry
and its ringing burden is, "Here's
your EVENING OLYMPIANw
The Black Hills are, day by day, be-
coming more prominent as the work
of clearing progresses on the West
side.
Mr.. John Meachem is rapidly re-
gaining his health, and is now occu-
pying his old quarters on Columbia
street.
The work of taking stock having
been finished, Mr.. w. A. Van Epps
opened his store to the public, this
morning.
The students of Collegiate Institute
will appropriately observe Longfellow's
birthday. in the Assembly room of that
Institution.
Billy ,Be'tman, the representative
drygoods dealer at Silver Lake, Cow
litz coun V, made Il brief visit to this
city, last Monday.
Yesterday Murphy & Co. sold to
A. Z. Sheldon eight lots in Tumwater,
receiving therefore good piece Of the
com OF the realm.
At Tacoma Hall, this evening, u Sc
lect party will be given by Mr.. George
Mills to - number If ladies and gen.
tlemen of Olympia.
The many friends OF Mr.. F. ].
Blodgett ", re pleased to gre' t him on
the street to-day, the first time he has
been out since his illness.
Mrs. Brown, wife of Presiding Elder
Brown, of the Methodist Episcopal
church in this city, is lying very i'll at
her residence of typhoid pneumonia.
Chehalis county stages are crowded
to their fullest capacity each way.
Passengers report that an industrial
boom extends from Olympia to Gray's
Harbor.
The OLYMpIAN appears ON its sec J;d
i-sue i'll an enlarged form, to acommc-
date the demands OF its geucr' u p,-
irons. Il. like olympia, has caught
the boom.
A veritable "sign o. the times" is
the neat to ri swinging in front of our
door indicating the ho.ne of the EVE
MING OLYMPIAN. 1t was painted by
Messrs. Cook & Crins, the bosses in all
work of that kind.
L. McPhail, of Shelton, is in our
midst to-day for the purpose OF dispos-
ing of his interes. in Shelton. The
health of himself and wife has been so
poor that they intend to spend six
months in California.
Y. II. Slater, of Chicago, is visiting
the Capital City for the first time and
is greatly pleased with its prospects
ior the future. He and his partner
Mr.. Brown, have decided to locate
here and to that end have secured
quarters in the new Odd Fellows
block.
Jim Pratt has placed in his resort
n silver plated cash register, very
much like unto Il type writing ma
chine. Some of the boys declared it
was an electrical piano, and were al
lowed to play tune thereon. This
morning in opening it he was sur
prised to see it registered $1,000 as the
nights receipts and but 10 cents in the
drawer.
Ia the Territori | serrstaiy's Office
to-lay articles incorporating the Swe
dish Publishing Company of Seattle,
we'e e filed. The ~ jscts of the c"mp,-
ny are t. put ish ppis ard eriod-
icals in the Swedish language and
the acquiring and disposal Of real
estate. The capital is - $50 divided
in 450 shares Of IS each Tire trust es
named are b. A. And rsol, f. S nde-
zen an o. E. O.auder.