The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-07-25

While this paper does not believe that
it is the province Of the local newspaper
TO make mention of every escapade OF
which it may become cOgniZant yet when
any act is committed, so entirely devoid
of ali decency, and one which evinces
such an entire disregard for public opn-
ion and the respect due the respectable
portion of our citizens, as VAS shown by
two of the young men of this city last
Saturday, II does believe that such an oc-
currence should be mentioned. When
young men will walk the streets in broad
daylight, arm in arm with women who
are known to be of loose virtue, and who
are unable from intOXicatl0n. TO walk
without falling, it is time those young
men should be given the cold shoulder
and be discountenanccd by all Agains
the women We have nothing TO say, 50
long as they keep their places; ihcy are
more 10 be pitied Than condemned But
OF their companions, who tayc evidently
forgotten the mother who bore them, it
says this: Every father. husband or
brother should see that they receive what
they deserve-sOcial oslracism.-MORtes-
ano Vidette.
NOTICE The Pioneer store al Shelton
Point is now run on cheap for cash ba-
sis, and it will pay you to call and exam
inc the stock of general merchandise =.
Prices at bed rock.
EIswoRTH FREEBURGER.
The mail to Olympia and The Gray's
Harbor country now goes from Tacoma
by steamer 10 Olym~:a and Kamilchie
and thence by railroad to Montesano.
Tdls Is the result OF kicking far better
mail facilities. The Shelton mail also
goes by the Mulnomah to Kamilchr, and
tberce overland 10 Shelton y ncw mail
dispatch from Tacoma to Bellineham
bay will 90 into effect in Il few DAYS.
By It's provisions, wkleh have received
departmental sanction, Bellingham bay
mail will leave Tacoma by rail al D
O'Clock in the evening for Seattle, bein@
thence forwarded by boat TO Bellirghan
bay. BY this arrangement corTcspGnd-
ence will not be subject to annoying de-
lays, as letters mailed in Olympia early
in the morning will reach Nottingham
bay points the next observation-disclosures.
NoTICE:-All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the underSig ncd will
call and settle, either lay cash or note be-
fore thirty days. DIR. w. NJ BEACH
Z. Ellison Ely, one of Puget Sounds
pioneers, died at his home at Eby's land
ing, on WILDLY island, on the 10Th. De .
ceased was 40 yeaes old. and has been sick
with consumption for the past iva years
He came to Washington in 1851. Ills
father was killed by the Indians in 1856,
while collector of customs for Puget
Sound, and the story of the murder is
now part of history. The gentlemen
referred TO above was An old friend OF NJ
Z. Goodell, and other old time settlers of
Cheha.is county. He married a few
years ago the widow of John Van
Wormer, who, with his father. was
drowned On Gray's Harbor while carry.
ing the mail some ten years ago.-Vi-
dettee.
DENTIsTRY:-B. r. Freeland has bought DIR.
Canyons Dental office i'll Olympia, and is pre-
pared to do all kinds of Dental work at rea son
able rates. Office in Rogers Photogra ihic Gal
leTy.
The Tribune has dead shot, young Ia.
dy named Miss McLain, who lives about
three miles west of Olympia, on Mud
bay, has the reputation of being great
hunter. During the last few years she
has killed no less than 10 cougars, 81
bears, 10 dingwalIs and Is wild cats. She
is dead Shot and can hit small glass
ball with % calibre bullet at 200 yards.
genuine Calfskin shoe, the hest in the
worlds what they say ofthe Sunset So 90
shoe, at Mcdonald & O'Neill's
Ina Olsen, Norwegian from Puget
City, aged 40 years, and Christ Schimpke
a German from Kamilche, We're commit
ted to the insane asylum. at Steilacoom.
by Probate Judge NJ. A. Root, at Olympia.
Journey-man wanted at once. fnone
but sober men need apply) good wages, at
Asmus and Sargison's Boot and Shoe
Store.