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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
cLEvELANDy AND HILLS FRIENDS.
They Meet at Albany and Consult Hill
About the Senatorship.
Nov york SIM f,


One reason of his serious consideration
Of this question is to he found in the con-
ference at the executive mansion last
week with some friends of his and some
friends Of cx-President Cleveland. On
that occasion, as in his intercourse with
his friends alone, the governor was en-
tirely -committal as to what course he
would take in regard TO his own candidacy
A significant feature of the conference,
and one that the democracy of the whole
country will be interested in, was the
cordial advocacy of Governor Hill for the
senatorship bv the Clcvfand people. Their
attitude against the governor two years
ago had gone out over the country, and
influenced to some extent the feelings ci
some persons toward him from the ATTAIN
tic to the Pacific coast That this feeling
has been gradually changing ever since is
comparatively unknown outside OF this
State. In the meantime the democrats OF
Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, and parts OF
the South which Governor Hill has visited
have seen and Judged him for themselves
and to his own advantage. 1T remains
true. however. that the supposed attitude
of the friends of Mr.. Cleveland in this
State against Governor Hill has Influenced
some in other States to close their eyes to
what they would otherwise commend and
applaud in that great democratic leader.
To them the present position of the Glove
land men toward the governor is espc-
callv significant. From the virulcnt hos
tility of the closing days of 1855 the
change has been gradual. Opposition has
changed to criticism, criticism given place
to liberation. and that in turn to COM
mendation; and to-day the Cleveland men
in the Empire State unite in saying that
the one man within her borders TO repre-
sent its democracy in the United States
Senate is David Bennett Hill. This has
been more than intimated to him. and this
is what makes him seriously consider
whether he will allow his name to be used
in connection with that Office.
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THE GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of the Regular Meeting OF
That Body Monday Night.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
town council was held at the mayors
Office Monday night. Present, H. a. W
Skeen, DR.. c. D. kunkeI, c. H. Spalding
C. W. Evans, ". r. Goodloe, H. E. Fox
and J. B. Adams.
The Jail committee was called on to re-
port, but had not taken any steps what
ever to prepare the Jail comfortably to
protect the prisoners against cold weather
The mayor urged upon them the necessity
of this being done. The committee prom
ised to attend to the matter the next day
without fail.
W. T. Goodloe, one Of the street COM
mittee, suggested that the old sidewalks
which are being taken up could he used
advantageously by placing them around
on prominent streets and crossings, where
for the present the new walks will not he
laid committee was appointed to at
tend to this.
Mayor Skcen reported the number Of
cases tried last month, the amount of fines
collected, etc. On motion the report was
adopted W. T. Goodloe made a similar
report, acting as magistrate, which was
also adopted.
The following claims were presented
and allowed: Claim of Gordon Gilly of
$50, salary for November; also his claim
for feeding prisoners, which was larger
than usual, number of prisoners having
been worked on the streets during the
month claim of E. T. Shortt, $4.25; claim
of j. B. Adams. $l5 for making three tax
books; j. X. lessee, S. for recording
minutes at the last meeting. Several
other claims were presented and referred
to the finance committee for investigation.
a transfer Of liquor license was asked
for by W. c. Reese from Vim. Wells to
himself. The council agreed to grant it
provided satisfactory bondsmen he pro-
cured Mr. Reese furnished j. VI. Hardin
and VIM. B. +. Stidham. On motion by
Judge Skeen the transfer was granted.
A motion was made by Col. Adams to
request the Electric Light Company to put
up two more street lights, one at the
corner of Fourth street and Shawnee
avenue, the other corner Of Fifth street
and Clinton avenue. the town paying the
expenses of erecting the poles, etc.
Carried.
Judge Skeen gave the council another
talk on securing room for the holding of
courts, council meetings, etc. 1t was
agreed that one OF the rooms'in SHORTS
building be used for a courtroom, paying
therefor rental of 50 per month, and
that the council meetings be held in the
mayors Office, paving rental of 50 per
month.
A claim of $3.50 was allowed R. T..
Irvine, committee on securing lumber for
the sidewalks, to make payment OH what
has already been used.
Some little time was spent in discussing
the street grading business, and laying
the sidewalks. II seems that the engineer
corps has caused delay in the progress
of the grading, and will cause the con-
tractor to lose money on the job. 1t was
agreed that the city employ Mr.. Smith,
recently with the Improvement Company,
ut salary of 500 per month to take
charge OF the work. giving his whole time
to the matter.
An ordinance was passed providing that
notice of ut least one meeting ahead
should be given in order to change any
part of an ordinance heretofore passed.
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Personal.

u. H. Shelby returned to the Gap Monday evening
after an absence .. Several months.
Milton Shields, Of Knoxville, was i'll town Monday.
John Nader, the architect. in the city Tuesday
Edwin Barbour returned to the Gap Monday.
Chief Engineer, r. E. o Brien is in the city.
Vim. McGcoTgc. jr., Of Philadelphia. delivered All
address on SUNDAY morning at the church. His sub
ject ''The Divine Providence and Human Worry.
\ large audience was present.
Miss Susan Adams is visiting her brother and
sister-n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Adams.
General Il. u Ayers and J. r. Tasgart left Tor
Philadelphia Wednesday 10 meet Mr.. Lcisenrinc on
business connected with the right Of way up Callahan
creek and report says confer with Mr. Hewitt also.
Dr.. Pepper, OF the dental firm o; Rhes l. Pepper, Is
in the city.
James w Fox and Howard BulIiit returned from
Kentucky Wednesday evening.
James W Fox will leave tomorrow FOR New York
where he and General Ayers will have al important
conference with certain capitalists
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Notice to Hunters.

Resolrcd, First, As several persons have recently
barely escaped being wounded by hunters, and as
stock has been wounded that We unanimously request
all persons residing in Turkey Cove TO cease hunt
ing on our lands.
Second, That the BIG SroNs Posi- be respectful; re-
quested 70 publish the above resolution which resou
tion adopted in open session OF the Turkey Cove
Farmers Alliance by unanimous consent.
". 4. c. SI.xMr, President
November %, 1890. Il. y. Pmlck, Secretary.
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.f.oaxine a Drunken Man.
Prom III. Detroit Free Fress.)

=
man who was ugly drunk was ordered out 81 a
saloon on Monroe avenue and he ut once peeled of his
coat and declared le would die first. row was inmi-
nen when citizen entered, took In the situation al
glance, and called out:
ssEyeTybo6y sltdowI! Lei no one attempt TO leave
this places''
ssHkst's the nstterp asked several men at once.
None o. your buiRessi II Is my order thai no one
Z Ii to leave this place under half an hour
tsysho are your demanded the row-raiser
tsYou sit down, sic r.
81 won't ~
s.weII. dcn't you attempt to So out"
Bat Wilt
.sDon't try 10 stop me, or III hurt some one 7.
shosed The ,an; and be backed to the door, jumped
out and walked on.
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A Costly Prince.
(chattanoocs Times. J


The Prince of Wales is 40 years old. He has spent
up to date, of the English revenues, Sl6oco'Ooo and
is now 100000 in debt, which tc British treasury
will have to pay. l; anybody asks us what the man
has done to earn this S9 OcO shall plead to be
asked ..an easy one" The people of the United
States may we'll be thankful that they have on their
hands no family OF luxurious beats, whose annual
expenditure for doing nothing is nearly $4,000 900.
Our and social fabrics have their weak
paris, but this isn't one of them.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Mutllation of Trees.

Several persons have been cutting down the rhodo-
dendrDn and laurel bushes along rivers aud in one
place quarryinan has cut out road to y ledge of
stone which he has partly broken mp and which is one
Of the prettiesl features on the river
Now these trees, shrubs, and bluff lands We're re-
served BY the improvement Company TO beauty the
boulevard running around the rivers, aud il should be
matter of pride with every citizen To keep them
intact and even 10 add 10 them.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Governor Hill and the senatorship.


New YORK, Dec l.-Sevcral of Gov
ernor Hills close political friends have
been in New York for several days. and
some inklings of his future purposes have
become public That lie does not care to
be United States Senator or TO run for
governor again has been made very clear.
That he intends to make the presidential
race is equally evident from expressions
which were made to me tonight by Col.
James z. Jones. The colonel was deputy
collector here 10y the appointment of Sec
rotary Daniel Manning. He is now port
warden He said:
There is no more show Of Cleveland S
nomination i'll 1892 than there is OF mine.
say so deliberately and in the face OF
the newspaper predictions to the contrary
The democratic nominee will be David
B. Hill He will go to the national con-
vention with the solid delegations from
New York. New Jersey, Connecticut, and
Indiana-the four doubtful States. No
national convention can resist the argu-
ment that such an array will present. II
will nominate him against anything and
everything. He would bc foolish to ac-
cept the senatorship when he knows he
can he president"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

DY virtue of deed of trust from L. T. Harding 10
D E. NJ Hardin, trustee, dated July 18th. Ia:D l
Stone Gan. Virginia. an undivided half Interest in
the lots hereinafter specified as shall most adj
visabe, Monday. December 18th. 1880, sell 70 the
highest bidder for cash. As 10 50 much as may be
necessary 70 dctray the expenses OF executing this
trust and 10 discharge the obligation reced in Said
deed OF trust, the balance. il any, TO be made rayat
at such tire and secured in such manner Is The
assignee o.; 3. r. Harding, shall prescribe and direc
or in case Of failure 20 give such directions, 4. such
manner rs shall M the time seem to best. the 81.
lowing choice lots Block H. lots ;, g. IA. 10, all OK
said lots being In improvement Company's plat No l.
e. n. H,RpiS, Trustee.
Applsox ( HARDIN, Attorneys. l6-i;
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Club Courtesies.
TySNEvA. Ciun.
RRtsToI. VA, Nov. ~. !,

I'HfNi"I'i NJ wv - IN''''I
W. X Shelby. Esq, Secretary Appalachian Club. Biz
Stone Gap, Va:
DEAR SiK-Ai meeting o: the Tcnnevn Ca5, held
November GOTH it was voted "tha; the secretary
should extend the Inequalities Of the club to tie
members OF the Appalachian Club whenever visiting
Bristol
Our Iach-string is always OUT. and it will give Il.
grea, pleasure 10 entertain any Of your members al
any tune. Yours most sincerely.
T., II SiIyiS Secretary
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Prison for Life.

I,ospoS, KY, Dec. 1.-The jury in the VIM Jri-
nngs case for the murder OF John s. Bailey in Ilar-
Ian county, has just returned verdict of guilty and
fixing his punishment in the pcni:entiary for life
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Stuck on Glasgow.

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, who re-
Gently purchased number of lots at Glasgow, Va,
have decided to build on them handsome s;ore-houses
10 cost NOT less than Is. COO each.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
SURGEON General Baxter Paralyzed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Surgeon General
J. II. Baxter, u s. A., while on his way
home this evening was stricken with
paralysis. He fell to the sidewalk, and it
is feared late tonight that he cannot
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

The architect OF the Louisville " Nashville rairoa'
is completing his plans Cor the union station here arc
1t will be beauty, being $50 feet long by 60 or 10 fee
wide, with long platforms. 1t contains large wait
lug room Two stories high smaller waiting roons
ticke. offices, lunch dining and baggage rooms ans
will cost some $4,000 The contract is expected 10 h
Lat,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Exit Poinsett.
bristol Courier.)

Mr. Poinset,, OF Big Stone Gap, came In yesterday,
and before night Ind rented house and Is prepared TO
have your work done NJ once. He will send work TO
Big Stone Gap until his new machinery, which Will
be ordered at once, arrives.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Poor Girl.

''Ma-ic is u widow now, Isn't She"
''No. Her husband is living. He's lost all hi
money
That's what meant. She married that
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

Carpets in endless variety, from the
finest body Brussels to the cheapest ta-
pistry. made to order to fit amy room. ut
Z. T. Short Co.'S.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

CArEAnIxr r. Josrs .jorS ". Jusi MsGT
J. JAMEs and VI " JANgs. NANCY ELI'-
Bx5m ALLEs aui--..ltEA DIR i',hslu; In
Of said Nancy EiiZSHg5n v. y. q th7nccry
NICK. BrNI.MiS u. Ju>is. Il, l'sr--
juI. JoSEs. En-. JoSK>. ait !. =.
CGASCE, The executor II the last MI ~
W2. Il. .ONEs deceased, psici...ant.,
T.e object ~ tits suit l. 10 as TIE wing Ge'l>
Sc, Idle ans, declared Void. VIZ: ls ! deed dated
April 18th, 1898, rom Samuel j. JAM Z" -. ~
Jcns :. Conveying 90 the -aii u. - jcC- liz follow
ing tracts OF land t. Wise county, iirslII. W: ~
An undivided nfalrih interest - Tract - iaii'.
containing about >, 9crc> Known 49, he j. L. licfe.
tract 4) 81. undivided one-DUrt: Interest N " ifis
OF Land containing 7G0t ac.rs. s,cA SAID tact i IL
scribed IN said decd Is being tract formerly o"ned
and conveyed tie sli Sal:.slri lam. ~ w. y .
James aud being il'tGted ~ t.a oTn oI BIZ lor
Gap. Va; 81 undivided cc-af ini-!est III s'-'-
erai tracts u lard containing in ;at aggregate about
lose acres and being iari.- wii.ch wee formerly
owned ny J. \. Jones, j. v. CITY, JalIls 'En'y,
James Shepherd. EinaEsh Giy- H. q S.Ip- oiiiiso:.
Wells. Dock Wells, Grss Wells. :. NJ Hpbineii, -
Willis, -Wi,sn, and sized: a:! r.-c convey cd
by incIn TO the said WIZ. y. JONES' ai Nsefe afterwards
conveye.. bS him to lie sa! Saipei j. Jtlres; ~ aii
the land known tic E,HnGel iruct, epi-.aia- ABOUT
10 acres. which WAS conveyed ~ J. l. ILLS 10 sid
= J. james, situate. tie iH0i.ii 81 taii.niii ?.
cree; 81 all tie lands owl e,l h L. s'll : !! James
situs ed re: OF ard below he uganoi Zig store Gap
Va. known rs ting Louisa !.lbourn uaci. Il being tie
.rac, which wa, Coiiyc,ed Ia said Jaslgs1s said " II
liam ID. JONES. End i decd dEisi iii- 9th !7'v,
from the said ). j. JaHrs 80 te :-s!b :" H. "1ises,
conv wing 10 tie said Jones AZ tie eh iilc ans il
er.s, OF The said 5. j. James in % any an all
lands, coal a:d miIiera rights AMI ila.,er N that
time owned by the said JAiHes whicl NJ may have
owns before the date .. sai decd, ..Sed ia the
States Of Kentucky, Virgins, Texas ALL N'w Jefsri
And Ill affidavit, having been made aaa .ir'l III ~ me
defendants are all non-resdeis ~ The State Of Va
sinia IL Is ordered that te anp=ar here within
fifteen DAYS after due publication hereof and DO What
NAV be necessary to protect tseir irisr- this Rt.
And Il is further ordered that cops hsreci be pab-
shed once week For four weeks Ii soir lew spaper,
and that copy be posted 4; tie front door Of TIE
COURTHOUSE Of this county, as required by law
copy. 1rste, j. l. Ltirs, o.s.N.
BuIIlTr 4 Mcdowell, J. q. XIV
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Too Early.

- --z7-- = ErfUlH bIuVhI{h LlIcJ
Wife lvslipg suddenly from Sleep Henry, did you
Husband (who has been spending previous evening
With the hoys}--So; I'll raiseft ave.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

An elegant line OF parlor lamps, toilet
sets, and vases. at (. I. Short q Co.'S.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

TO cxchange-a stock of merchandise
FOR Zig Stone Gap business property. Adj
dress ". A. Il. ROBERTSON.
u2-l3t Bristol, Tenn.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
Hodges Art Gallery.

Citizens of Big Stone Gap should not
fail to visit Hodges Photographic Studio
and Art rooms when in Bristol. His work
is equal to that Of any artist in the South.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05
CITY BUSINESS.

Before making your selection of .
Christmas present call and see the hand
some stock of goods at E T. Short Il Co. :
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

Subscriptions 10 the Posi- are payable IN
Advance. In no case ,riis this rule be de-
vidted from.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

a handsome line of Office desks. book
cases. &C.. at E. T. Short X Co.'S.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

X-iaGINIA:-u rrl,, hell IN ;ia C-rh oiice q
' The Circuit Court 90. tn Co.riy.of Wis., 80 tn,
2nG day OF pcccU.i-r. iSai.
SAMUEL J. J,nEs !ian;l.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

ET. Short Co. are now manufacture
ing mattresses to order 1T lowest prices.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

James W. Fox aud Howard Bulli;t returned from
Kentucky Wednesday evening.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-05

Dr.. Pepper, Of the dental firm o; Rhes L Pepper,
i'm the civ
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-07
STATE NEWS.

The name of Slaughter in King
county has been changed to Valley
City.
Gov. Moore has been appointed Re-
ceiver OF the Seattle Lake Shore and
Eastern Railroad.
Chehalis is making move toward
securing the location there of the new
land office to be given this district.
w. F. Ellsworthy, of Walla Walla,
has been appointed Senior Guard, in
the U. S. Penitentiary on McNeils
Island.
A good granite quarry has been
opened on Nelson Island, and a COM
pany is actively prosecuting a develop
ment work.
Last Monday, Gov. Ferry appointed
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LOUISE
Jn.17.

the State, with an attendance OF about
200 pupils. The board OF trustees
have called for the resignation of the
President OF the College, Prof. A. L.
Lasher, who will go out in about three
weeks. Prof. Lasher came here from
Napa, Cal. He is an excellent teacher,
but rs financier he is q failure. He
has had full charge of the college, in
Guiding the boarding department, and
has collected in advance tuition and
board from pupils. The trustees have
been unable to get an accounting from
Mr.. Lasher, and the members Of the
faculty are clamoring for their salaries.
1t is impossible to estimate the deficit.
The books are in a tumble, and have
been placed in the hands OF an expert.
In addition to this, Professor Lasher
has made himself exceedingly objec-
tionable to the pupils, and mild sort
OF instruction has been in progress
for some time. The pupils complain
that they are not given enough to eat,
and many of them rebelled and re-
fused to- attend morning prayers. A
few days ago large delegation OF
young men marched in body to the
trustees, and declared that unless
Lasher. were removed they would all
leave college. The institution is ex-
ceptionally prosperous in spite OF these
difficulties. A short time ago citizens
Of this city raised cash fund OF nearly
$lOO, 900 as gift. Lasher's place will
probably be filled by H. H. Adams, of
Bloomington. III.
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THE Secretary of War has under
consideration the matter Of removing
the headquarters of the Vancouver
barracks to Portland, Oregon. 1t is
not probable, however, of an immed-
late change.
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THE Pope is seriously i'll.


New Photograph Gallery.
d. r. BRocKMAN has established n
gallery on the corner of Fourth and
Adams street, next to Byrne's store, and
will be pleased to see ali who want good
work in his line. Cabinet photos, So
per dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-07

2dox Gum Catheters # 0 to 10
dos Flexible Catheters es MOI, 9, IL
dos Dsvidson's Syringe Rubber Pipes
20 lbs Papamne
Q dos Yankee Shaving Soap
dos Shaving Brushes
4 gross Corks y II co 2. 8 4, s 6. s, 10
II doa Oval Walls, 2 dog IL OF, doz 9 OF, dog
Q or, doc OF, 3 dog OF, 2 dog 2 OF
sdos cakes CASTLE Soap. Pure White or mot
libC C Pills S Gelatine Coated p D Co
500 Pills Strychnine Comp Golatinc, p d Co
200 Pills Podophyllin and Leptandin, q Co
800 Pills Opie and Lead Acct, d Il Co
800 Pills Alvin Strych and Bellad Comp, D
5O) Hypodermie Tablets Morph 4 or and
Atropia LOO d 4 Co.
ADOHypodermic Tablets Hydrobromate Hyo-
seine $50 gr Wyeti's.
ID. ria *. Gentian. P D Z Co or wyeth's
2lbs Fld Ext Ergot, r D 4 Co or wyeth's
2 lbs Fld Ext Stillingia, p d d Co or Wyeth's
slbs Fld Ext Arnics ? D 4 Co or Wyeth's
5 lbs Elk valenanate Morph
lbs Gsutian and TT Chloride Iron
lbs Elk Pepsin Bismuth and Strych
2 lbs Elk Guarana
u des Paint Brus hes, dAt1. 2 and In.
y dog Paint Brushes round q, ~ and In
2bbis Linseed OIL Boiled.
30 lbs Putty
50 gal Turpentine
SOLIDS White Lead
8 lbs Lamp Black
2gais Asphalt Yarnish
2gals Furniture vsrnish
25 lbs Resin
doz Hair Brushes
3doz Combs horn In
doz Fine Combs. horn
lbs Cayenne Pep Powd
rs lbs Glue
10 lbs Insect powd
II doz Razor Straps
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, sho cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-07

A COMBINE on sugar has been af-
fected, in New York, whereby the price
will be advanced Is cents per barrel.
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School Officers

WILL find the VICTOR the best
w school desk in use. Send for cir
cnlars and terms to A. j. STEVENS.
Pacific Coast Agent, Cheney. W T..
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Jusr received an invoice of Pappoose
cigars, the best 8 cent cigar in Amer
lea. HESTER & Co. Feb. IA 4w.
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OLYMPIA MUSIC ROOMS.
Pianos s Organs!

CTYLES and prices to suit ALL Easy payments
- Large reduction on cash sales. Handsome
sold.
EXTRA STOOLS AND COVERS FOR SALE.
We purpose making this THE Music STORE
Of Olympia. Shall be pleased to have you call,
even though you are not ready to buy.
MRS. 8. VI. ,. JONES,
f2s Stuart Building, opposite Public Square.
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MRS. S. M. F. JONES,
Teacher of Music.

VOICE culture, Piano and Organ. Children'i
v singing class every Saturday afternoon a
3 O'Clock.
Stuart Building, op. Public Square.
Olympia, Feb. Is, 1879.
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Fon best photographs 90 to Brock
mans, 50 per dozen.
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CABINET photos So per dozen at
Brockman's gallery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-03-07

o To ADVERTISED
don't makef
that f with
those lfprieco and.c