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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09
Oakland Beach

Of all months September is the best for purchasing rea,
estate People returning from the various summer resorts
where weeks of pleasure have been passed. always feel like
renewing them another year. In this connection we desire
call your special attention the heathuness and beauty
of Oakland Beach for home situated on the
western shore of Narragansett Bay where the direct sea
beezes failing, where the climate is unsurpassed
by any section in New England where the facilities for
travefor the business all that could be desired
and where the prospects for future growth unlimited
We have hestancy saying that this particular LOCATION
offers superior inducements any other the coast and
therefore cordially invite you call our Office inspect the
plat the prices, arrange with visit the property
and meets your approval to select for your future
summer home
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.

CHAPTER KILL
Ro,e I'm Amendment of section I of Chapter VIII OF
The Rules and Regulations of the hoard OF Al.
drrmen entitled Quarantine"
Adopted September q. 1so2)
Section 1, OF Chapter VII OF the Rules and Reru-
tatlons of the poard ~ Aldermen entitled "Quaran-
,sne 1" IL amended ~ as 10 Rad as follows:
section 4. The Quai antine ground Of the Port
NJ rovidencc shall be that portion II the Bav lying
b.,o,y a line drawn from COnimicut Point 10 Nayati
Point Ard north OF Prudence and Patience Islands
ses.ss WILLIAM 4. CLARKE. City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09

r. Waite, PROVIDENCE two lots w. M.
Vickey, PROVIDENCE, two lots Eli Four
nier, Norwood, one lot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09
Public Schools.
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.

The new Manual Training High School will open
ON MONDAY, Sept. ~. To this school vii he adj
n,i,ted young men who are % Members OF the High
schoo /: (2l Graduates Of the Grammar Schools 90
Alb : o pass a satisfactory examination. or (D Six
teen (it) wears OF age and probably able to 40 tn
work OF the school Non-residehts will be admitted
upon payment OF tuition. quarterly. In advance, at
y" The Principal OF the school. MIR. w. w. Grant.
sat III. s. TARBELL Supt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09
The National Congress.

Mr.. r. c. Hill of the Buffalo Co urter
and secretary of the local commit tee OF
arrangements for me Second Congr ess OF
the National Real Estate Association,
which is to be held in that city Oct. Al, is
In Boston endeavoring to interest the local
real estate fraternity in the meeting.
The programme includes u series Of
papers on practical subjects OF interest to
the craft, list of which has already been
published in this column. An added at
traction during the week will be the OPEN
ing of the great canal or tunnel from Mia
CARA Falls. which is designed TO furnish
$50, 900 horse power to the mechanical in
dustries of Buffalo at an unprecedently
low cost. The enterprise Is one of which
Buffalo is proud, and is relied on to give
the city boom in every department Of
its industries.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22

Peterson for March opens Eith
two fns engrayIngs and 81 excellent
double fashion plate. a Chapter
On Clocks" bE Meredith jackson Is
an admirable illustrated article CIV
ing an interesting soooant Of time-
pieces ancient and modern News
From Other Worlds hy Camille
Flzmmarion Is one % the most
charming papers ne have ever rezd
from the pen o. the famous asiTouo-
mer. A new SERIAL, This man ara
tins Woman, BY Robert c. y Ney-
ers promises to add greatly 10 The
reputation q rs gifted yOpng 4uth-
or. Paying Her DEBT" BY +, c.
Creighton is 81 exceedingly pref J
story and the illustrations are CAPT
tai Something Abont Aprons.
By Margaret y. Payne gives = BE-
wildering series Of every possible
sort OF these articles from usafHl 10
coqnesic. .Amassi - Mees IS New
or Maria Carer i a paper sfat
ever housewife VII Eslue. This
i only 3 small part Of the number
attractions which vii DC certaIn 30
make yearly snb<crsiEsr Of syery
lady who examines il. Terms tw0
dollars : rear. Address Psters0ns
Magazine. 60 Ckrstnnt street. Pail
adeiphis-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22
Frisa. the 4ti sg Of Narst. Esh,
satll O'Clock, A u

VALUABLE LOTS. WITH TIE IN
PRONENENTS. loc4ies On Carroll 81
ard Cssver1 =. extended The Improve
meats are SLAUGHTER HOUSE
BOILING HOUSE. ICE H0l 81, and
STABLE. with every canTenience Tor
the slaughter 81 cattle. &c, and prcseT-
WALTON q mrsss- 6c-
Lois Nos. !. :. and 4. are located on
Calvert street. with ; widGA Of feet :
inches each. contain the above named
buildings and Improvements. and VIII
Re sald together 81 separately. a. sill
best suit purchasers
These lots have. A. q Whole. Al En-
trance 10 Careil street, through an alley
usy of p fees ia width
Lois Nos Is and also front on ibis
zEeg. wiih 3 front Of s2 feet inches.
and densh Of about 80 feet, 10 The
nr0nertT Of the Annapolis and Bali
more Short Line u. Il Company and 70
the 'ped of Bls9en Street when extended
Lots Nas. 4na front ON said zileg
- taet 6 incbes. with \ depth ~ about
- feel
Lots Nos. 30. ii and IL front On Car
roll slrees. Rith width q p feei and =
depth d - iee1-
TIE location improvements on Lois
Nos. j. 3. and ;. with other c0nYeU-
fences. especially recommend them 80
The notice a butchers, and the other lois
are 80 located s. make them desirable
lots f0r building purposes
The TERMS or SALE ARB one
third ia cash cn the DAY of sale OF pay
melt satisfactorily arranged with TIE
undersigned. and tie residue in equal
payments ST six and twelve months from
The day oF sale with interest from the
liax 81 szle. and the payments thereof
TO he secured br the nOfes Of The par
chssers with surefies 10 the satisfaction
0f The undersigned
All taxes "a date. paid, and possession
delivered On payment on cash payment
Pat Of he propeTxF car he seen Al ihe
o5ce of The undersigned. from whom
81 farther information can be obtained
FRANK IL SOCKET.
Attorney for Owner-
rs FShTnsrr, lSss-sS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22

feel i ny asty 70 say = few w0rss
IN regard 10 kly'S Cream BAlza- ard %
80 entireiy without snlici8zi0n- / haze
rsezd Il mere or less hzlf , rear. S1d hare
fOun1 il 20 Re EnSi ss1mirx.se- / h7xe
xuTerea from c4sArrh q The wer<z lind
ever since MAS little f.oy Ard | nryer
hoaaed for czre. but Cream BALM seems
- - even hat Many Of nv acqGafE-
smpces have used Il Eith excellenI n
xnlrs Oscar OsErEm, = Narren Are.
Chsag0. III
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22
IA. .nlr,, 81 wa.hLastan-

We come to-day 70 celebrate the
one hundred and sIrt5eth annIFsr-
sAry d. George Washington. the
father Of American liberty; AMI a.
thoagh bis spirit took its departure
nearly q century ago, bis deeds still
live 10 TIE hearts Of his country
men sud wilI be celebrated by the
patriotic people Of this country WIth
that due regard 70 the significance
q the great name that towers above
chat % ar other msn o. be day
and generation. Washington re
fleet d the spirit o. his age, and that
spirii was one Of loyalty, high prin-
ciplss nd the courage Of selt-sacri-
Gee ia the interest q the whole
country. Washington AS slso 5
truthful man, and truth 10 virtue
as rare a. roses a. the North pole.
In referring 70 this great event, az
exchange very forcibIy remarks
Yet in celebrating the birthday Of
that CREST early patriot IS The ami
versari-s annually recur, We demon
strata at least that some portion Of
the spirit of tnst illustnoas man
has descended upon the children Of
the present generation, even Il sac
religious eyes have been a5ir to dis
cover spots upon the Washington
escutchson aud disrespectfnl woes
have proclaimed that be vas only
an ordinary mortal after all, Witb
the common frailiies OF humanity
lust as the rest OF us have, and that
the glance we get Of him now dsys
Is such As to siori and magnify biz
real virtues and sxAggerate the *
tent of bis cAndor and frAnkness.
Ia fact, the little romance shout
the haichet snd The cherry tree
which so Jon. served anxious par
ents IS az awful example 70 impsTt
20 thrir hayward offspring, IN order
70 point moral and sd5rn 5 tale,
has long since beeR consigned TO The
catalogue OF doubt snd disbelief and
IL may be that IN course Of time the
higher virtues With which Washing
ton has t-en CREDITED Eiil be ana
lived and melamorphOsed by the
r,esgimistic critics who ~re boand to
have facts even al the sscTifioe Of
faith. But leaving al this in the
background. il Is well % continue
aud pr serve The custom Of oelebra-
tang the anniversary Of our patriot :
birth as regularly a. it rscUrs. Ii
serves IS an object lesson TO the
youth Of the land. Ii teaches NJ
that while Tom Paine msy have
been night IN his assertion that the
world wAs his conEiry sud 10 do
good bis religion, il is better ter
as. the American people, Is suck 10
our Own country and the peOple's
Gol aud learn lesson IN the lins
q loyalty, patriotism and tFuih
from the spirit Of the great man
whose name stands IS 5 symbol for
all u these ard for al time TO come
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22

Bo.h the method and results WREN
syrup q Figs = taken; i = pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and aets
gently vet promptly On the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. clesn=es tie sys
Ter efeetually, dispeis colds, head.
scbes and fevers an3 clres hal6fu2l
constitution. Syrup of Figs i fsle
oily remedy of its kind ever pro
ducei. pleasing u the taste AID 2c-
osptah,e 20 tie stoulsch, prenslst II
its action sad truly beaeiicial ID is
effects, prepared only froln the rae,st
heallhv and agreesile substance -
mauv excellent Ralities commend u
10 an and have made Il tie E1osi
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale IN 5sAc
and 81 bottles bY al iealing drug
gissE ANY reliable druggist wha
nav not have II On band VII pro
cure il promptly FIR any one vA.
wishes 10 tn Il D. not 2ooes.. -as
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIe syrup co
SEs FssEcScg. cEL
Eosgs4LE. a. EEa TcEE 81
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22

DROP0SALS FOR NAVAL SUP
Il PLIES FOR The NAVAL ACAD-
EMY. ANNAPOLIS. MD.-Fehzu2ry
iSes-Se2le5 proposals. endorsed Pr0-
noSals fer Naval supplies for The NATsl
Academy. Annapolis. Nd 20 BE opened
Feb-uarr %. 1Ssa + vii he received 1T
tie Bare4n OF Provisions and CloshinE.
Navy Department. Washington. ID e.
nnt5l u o'cl0ck noon. February p fSs7
and publicly opened imEe3izteiy there
after. fe furnish n Ehe Naval Academy
Annapolis. Nd. 2onanfify 0f supplies,
consisting OF bricks. line, cement. tin
steel. hardware, pipe. pipe fftings, ascp-
bel. Sc- The articles u1St conform 10
TIE NzTr standard and PASS the uSEzi
naval inspection Bank proposals xiii
oe furnished uroa arplicAtiCn 70 the -
peri1fen6e1f 81 the Nxrsl Academy OF
so sAe BzrczE The attention 81 manu
fartarers and dealers Is invited Tie
BIDS Al other things being equal, iecid
e8 1Y lCt- The Department reserves fhe
right 70 R4iEe defects 81 10 re5ecs snv or
81 bids Eoz deemed advantageous TO sAe
Governmena EDWIN STEW ART.
PsyazaE1s~ GeKsrag z 3 N4rg Sssa
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22
$500 REWARD.

nRDERED. That reward Of 800 he
~ offered for information thai XII
lead 20 Ehe zrreSi <zd conviction q the
person Or persons who committed the
Burglary Of the County Treasurer OFsee
on The nighl q February ;. lSSss BY or
der Of THE BOARD
or County Comm % 4 A. Counsy.
8 In
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-02-22

THE undersigned by direction q The
owneE. Mrs Rebecc& r King Will
Offer 10 public sale on The premises, on
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13

This term might be applied to Stev~
ems Point, located Oh the Wisconsin
Central liues. ut the gateway to tho
vast forest region which extends north
to Lake Superior, Il distance of zoo
miles without break, on account Of
It's vast lumber interest =. The Wis
cons!n river, to which tue lumbermen
have given the familiar and somewh hat
affectionate title IF ''Old Visions, mot
A|tne acts as Il iutr ber feedt to the
city by furnishing through lts nuuer-
GUS tributaries All outlet for thousands
Of actes Of pine In the upper country,
hut it furnishes Il water power that In
second only to that of NtenAh and
MenAshu. which cities are also located
ou the "CentraI.' Millions Of feet Of
lumber are cut every year, giving en1~
ploynent to hundreds If men. In
addition to the lumber trade, it has
numerous other thAnufactnrlts; It In
here where the large car shops of the
Wisconsin Central iinea are located.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13
BETTING [N q SURE THING,
Thr Eitse:e ftt.> Il. ft~ Fine Work TN y
Man Who: t*nhI I.tt1tt tery N.ll

Thr Eicye!< G:.> III 1t~ Fine W"rk TN n
r. >ian Nhn=tnh1 l.iAe t.ry Well,
\ u.'t11 u hu HAi1 that i4t: Is,t1 not ix.cn
ttll n**hieNein Il ft>r::teu veitr2t iA1nl tint
Wl:"1 i1V laid ltt@t Urell p1 .>tlt he tlil not
kilov===== lso,': tIE: ri<1a vf.r> Volt. haf1 IL
cIu',eo ttl1n;,I;...;. j. Ir*t tIlt ttIler tluv.
'' FIl l4ut witt tEt,, ,'*Hts I'LL f,11c
of }4i*t trlctt{*,:3:. Ill. :'I}l Int YOU a. dinner
tElat <or& e11l 't"taktztt Giryt:1e, pet III it.
:'i*le It ~ *NtH =ttt>W1i The. rt,atl here lit
wis tII t1t,Et1 " Xtee oat tt5tal* ;lt1es
a,.d tet otl w11l1"'lt li.l& t1silis no Ill.,
*1>t1uf:tt @u Ill II, tttltrSpr trees Other to
.t1Gu.lt t,r tIl~lnt,n,1t.'"* H. n: i. =
Urn 1akts .yftnl. i" 5H}}l Tito otlir with
brtn1 grin on ll> tt<te,:"> H.:
."4Afl right. and tic man who offered
the }rt l!ad q bicycle brought nut to the
rnittI.
Tlt~ il4an who tnEu ;ht he could ride
the twn wheeled nus Line went ut the
thin. with c;t}1lne,s ant confidence. He
vot into thu >atllle a, i.:htlv and grace
ful) a~ Il trick rider ard sailed away
like swallow liz t, 1ncd and came
back Il look Of triumph c1 llia face, und
whcn he went past hiS friend hc said
with IN uir Of great enjoyment, i've
alrtu'!y ut to the canvas IL ck." On his
second trip buck the runu lie said, I'm
nearing tho Coffee" Then. having made
three ronnd trips, he sang out with great
gl"c: And HOW We are at the cigars.
Have ridden enough for sou:'
Yes" WAS the answer. spoken quiet
ly. Now get Oft.
But u look Of pain came into the others
face. He had forgotten about that
clause in the condition. He did not try
to yet of just then. He went a little
distance up the road aud then came
back. He 'slowed down. until the ma-
chine began to wobble and then he
started up suddenly. He tried to make
MP his mind to get off several times. but
his courage failed him. and his heurtless;
around his lips.
"Say." critu the rider. still working
his feet inlustrio11sly III he went M and
down tie road "lavo got to ride hero
ull niyh1:"
"Uf courst not" answered tbs uther.
Get off whenever von please. Gf:t off
now. You've earned YOUR dinner"
'llan% it. man." said the rider; you
onEht to compromise. i have ridden
like Nh expert.
NO compromise" J.
"Don't | get anything for riding so
well: =:
"lon Ect ii dinner, but You pay for it.
gncsz.
"Iou won't compromise"
:"tu1lvaSlnck duck" was tie mock.
ing answer.
..''Theu I'll try fir IT, declared the
rider. and down he and the bicycle came
in a heap.
Its betting un Il sure thing" >ai1 his
friend helping linn to get up. when Il
lnar never knew how to ride well and
has1!'t been MI u whetl for ii long time"
-New York Tribune. -" -.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13

<+w l"rk cf ~ onN in IL ruljnan car
last November has us: t'rtn cItared
ur. uul.ltn hA. identified the +ecuri~
ties which proves that the money und
t"nd. were -tolrn by Oliver Curtis
Perry. Nho made ti,+ Hen-Atiunal nt-
tempt to 'th lhe NV York Central
train IuSt February. p.'iry wa. iii t -
tram With Holden, but rrprrerned
l1lnls1|f az New Mrxie4n cat<:
rahr4er. After etea;inE Hoitlru'4 +ai>
unhfr- ht ielt th* trAr III ID" ttiEht !.
:D~trrtiv+> have f. ujd The bnuHs and
j:weErt, l,us Perry >p-t,t sl' Il utuj4ey
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13

&24 Mot Spot Ca8E.
No. 4OO7 Antique OAK st"ndGd ,t, ~, I1st
AT. asn. long hy nf Oin: hlEh Mtc ton, ' u,nss
% nra GnTtoln; r"sh"d onk' Wr'l!nE 1abto: Tan,:
birr tuck: tnek securing itll ofn"ors: nnr1
cnrdbuard Filing I,nx.a; GupD!nrd IT. enu' ,nt
Tiutnhod }nck; Extension Arm Slides; !" t,Et Ht
400 ib.. Price. f. u. III. nI FnctorS' n@A "cS'
ALSO 1000 Antique Ash Desks ,ua
No. 4DlDA. Sninc nA abuye. except nau.' y 1nhu W..
Anquo As E"Mi n.:., i. 9ax M:Ia1t ~ Ntt' % anrp"
frnn nur indianapolis factory droct Alto IN" s'
soiuiy Uy The TYLER DESK CO.. st. Iou'n. ~ ~
16n Ct,nsxue uf Hank Guntsr4 DG.ka fe III eo'o'8
6nes, vser rrintrl. i'noks freq; po>hse 10 cent?.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13
Names.

TIM hour o| $50 o'titr%k J.. IT.. hnv-
ing arrived, THE HnArd .1tI I3'urnt until
III o'clock IL. III. tu-niurrnW. !:
OFFICE OF THE torSrr CLERK,
or CrsTEK Enr$rY.
M1lv- City, MoEt., Ar1il !! 1S93. J
The R,aru IF Commissioners MET 1T
10 o'clork Il. III, M per adjournment Of
yesterdays session.
Present:
w. =. shell, chairman OF Board;
J r. Mckay, member tf Hoard
Ell. J. Jones, sheriff;
A. II. @we1dflger, clerk uf Board-
The sheriff duly announced the
meeting.
Mr.. ". +. Gilmore having been APP
pointed supervisor OF road district No.
81 At the March meeting, and be hav
tng refused to accept the appointment,
Adam Schlo+ser was now appointed
supervisor of said district. and re-
que.ted to file his bonu in reasonable
tiue.
The bonds Of the following road su-
pervisors were now aprroveu:
A. J. Kiu!bali, road district N ,. II;
John Bttz, road district No. II;
NJ. Mahoncy, road district No. 80.
The annual flrcul statement OF The
county tor the year ending February
20, 1907, was now presented To the
Board, aud utter due and careful ex'
| animation the same was accepted and
approved.
The Board now process ded to audit
| claims against the county, 1he follow
luz being allowed. and Tue clerk Wnt
Instructed to draw warrants for thu
aAule;
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13
ArEu,I.E \. l.. f.uu*i Grant tn>t%.

=. WASifi>Gru>, Anit ll.-JAnle4
Mc$auknt al'pr&.rrd Ibis n1orn,hg be-
fire tue Hou~e cunlt,lllt~e ou bubble
laid. nnd mad" argument against the
uljl to define aud rln>sity mineral
lnnds in tue N4itti+rlt TacIt: IHu1
ErAu,. Congressman Uixvu Ut Mpu>
tana, tti~tiy replied in u1v 'cacy nf tie
bill. Tine argument vii! u. continued
lo>moriu" 1rurninx Ut 1T o'clnck.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13
County Commissioners I'r.,teettinkk.

County COMMISSIONER rr"certtlngk.
OFFICE tF THE Ctr>Ty CLEk
OF CUSTER COUNTY,
Miles City, Mout., Apr! II, 1882.
The board Of C.unty Cymnission-
ers for Custer county, met in special
hetsion ut IL o'clock H. m., uue aud
legal Entice having b3.n given.
Mr.. Chairman Smell being tue only
member presenting bimself the meets
Ing lapsed urtll !. o'clock =. 10.
Office Of the county cItrK, 2 o'clock
p. III.
The Board met at o'clock p. N.
Present.:
w. s. Smell, chairman OF Boatd;
j. r. Mckay, member OF Board;
Sheriff. by deputy;
A. II. Swerdtieer, clerk of Board.
the shertf duly announced the
meeting.
The B ,ard now >>roceedtd to audit
claims hkni1ls; the county, the follow
lug being allowed to the per-on~, IN
the fund ami for The amour t vet opp0-
site their Respective nAIuts, nd the
clerk WAS directed to draw warrants
tor .Atn+:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13
FrWhat PnrN'Se Fnntt'' ''.tmnt.


Tt1B minutes were now read and aI,>
proved.
No further business appearing the
Board adjourned sine die.
State Of Montana, la.
County Of Custer.
I hereby certify that the above ami
foregoing ia Il full, true and correct
synopsis Of the proceedings Of the
Board Of Comfy Commissioners, to.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13

Coul tar hus recently cul11t. into ex-
tc1lsiye usr abroad IL IL means Of re1l-
dering masonry iml"rviolls to water.
especially il positions exposed to di~
rect contact with water. The tar il
employed in boiling state in one Or
more layers. or it may be made to
fame up before being used.-New
York Journal.
A Little Girls Experience lu Lighthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loreb Trescott are
keepers OF the government lighthouse
ut sand Beach, Mich, and are bier sed
with daughter four years old. Last
March she WIS taken down with the
measles, followed With dreadful
cough and turning int a fever. Doc
tora at home and at Detroit treated
her, but In vain, she grew worse rap
idly, until she was mere "handful of
nones." Then she tried DIR. Kings
New Discovery and After the use OF
two and half bottles, was completely
cured. They say DR., Kings New Dis
covery 10 worth lts weight ia gold, yet
you may ret trial bottle free at w.
f. SAvage's drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13

POMONA, April ll.-'l'he mystery Of
the robbery of George f. Holden of
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-04-13

n+th~r with II lit NJ the blti- allowed
ut their special meeting If April 1lth
and !! l>D2
a. ID. <WEkDFlGEK,
County Cit rk.
, 1892-09-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

The derby hat is less popular this fall.
This is Odd Fellows day at the Tacoma
exposition.
The old countv court house will be sold
at auction Monday.
The city council inspected the electric
street railway yesterday.
Dress suits and fall overcoats will soon
be taken out Of quarantine.
Olympia merchants are doing a lively
business with loggers and ranchers.
1t is suggested that now is a good time to
clean out hues for the heating stoves.
Owners of fruit trees along East Fourth
street complain that small boys steal their
fruit.
Steamboat pilots complain about the
smoke and fog that persistently hugs the
surface Of the water morning and evening.
No tickets were sold at the Olympia sta
ton for the Grand Army encampment at
Washington, although a number of inquir-
ieswere made.
A number of Olympia Odd Fellows in
company with Hon. 0. @. White, the grand
representative, left for Portland yesterday
to attend the meeting of the Sovereign
Grand lodge.
The sheriff Of Lewis county left this
morning with the man captured by Mar
oAet DNf"6o o-iN oAlgolAldA dy lOl1 WdugSu
in Oentralia for stealing $40.
The prohibitionists will hold a meeting
in Tacoma hall tonight to be addressed by
b. @. Newberry, candidate for congress
and W. H. Gilstrap, candidate for secretary
Of state.
Arrangements are being made for the
steamer Willie to bring an excursion party
from Shelton some time next week to at
tend performance ofthe Wilbur company
at the Olympia theater.
DR.. Newell reports Thomas j. Miller as
quite sick Of malarial gastro-intestinal
fever. He also reports the birth of a girl
to Mrs. Davis, Capital Hill, and boy to
Mrs. Fitzsimmons, of TumWater.
Napoleon Hoagland and Mrs. Hoagland,
left for Tacoma today to visit the expo
sition.