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plu'l ever detract fram their ju*tly earnel
I ■ mo or the lull reward* «f their patriotism.
'1 iie public domain should be held tacred
to actual settler*.
11. We nre oppose !to any farther grants
of | üblic lauds to railroads or other cor
(•orations.
l'J. We hold thai it is the duty of the
Government in it-* intercourse with foreign
nations, to cultivate the friendships of
peace l>y treating with all on fair and equal
terms; regarding it alike dishonorable
cither to demand what is not right or to
submit to what is wrong.
l'J. For the promotion and successor
the several principles and support of the
candidates nominated by this Convention,
we invite and cordially welcome the co-op
eration of all patriotic citizens, without re
gara to previous political nfliliaons.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Later from the Atlantic States.
NKW YORK, May 24.—A Herald letter
from Khartoon states that Sir Samuel
Maker, iu a passago from Khartoon to Oon
tiar, lost half his command, eight hundred
men having a live days' tight near Uon
dar with Baro savages who proved treach
erous.
The National Workingmen's Conven
tion, held to nominate candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President met here jester,
day and organized by the election of Col.
Gibbius, ot Now York, lor permanent chair
man.
Several resolutions were then adopted
favoring a reduction of the national debt;
the unconditional settlement of the Alaba
ma claims ; the enforcement of the eight
hour law; a low rate of interest, and na
tional encouragement to ship building.
The New York delegation recommended
thai President Grant be renominated. The
Missouri delegation recommended Horace
Greeley. The ballot resulted as follows:
(Jrant, 204 ; Greeley, 5. The nomination
of Grant was then made unanimous. Hen
ry WiUnn was nominated Vice President.
Thirty States were represented by 210 del
egates.
The Times publishes particulars of the
b-.ss of vessels of the coast of Larbador and
Newfoundland during the sealing season
this Spring up to the latest, possible mail
dates. Over 40 vessels, including lour
steamships are known to have been totally
wrecked—dashed to pieces among the ice
bergs. Each vessel carried an averago of
100 men and of these 4,l7osutvivors have
been accounted for. A large majority
leave families who were entirely depeudent
upon them.
This wholesale ruin to seal hunting off
Newfoundland will steep that country ngaiu
iu poveoty and misery, from which it bus
so recently arisen. The dreary news of so
HI my wrecks and long catalogues of deaths
spread desolation over the Island and has
visited many homes with bitter grief and
despair.
The Might-Hour League has sent emis
saries to Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago
itiid other cities, to induce co-operation iu
a strike, which meantime is extending here
to all classes of workmen.
WASHINGTON. May 2*.— L'p to this
hour Secretary Fish lias received no official
notice Irmn Ijngland of the acceptance of
tin amended supplinccutnl article
Aiiaiii it is reported that our relations
with Spain tiro very critical. It is even
to be necessary on this account for
Congre«s to renmiii in session.
The Sell He deb ited ail the morning hour
on the resolution fixing the day of final
adjournment for the oil id June.
LtrrLK Itiii'tc, May 24.—The Repub
lican State Convention adjourned last
night, after putting tip a full State and
Electoral ticket. The candidates for Sec
retary of Slate and Superintendent of the
Penitentiary arc colored.
ROSTOV, Miy 24.—The Tenth District
Democratic Convention to-day enthusias
tically ratified the Cincinnati platform and
4ip|>>'iuted lireeley delegates to Baltimore.
CAICAOO, May 25. —A violent wind and
rain storm passed over Pesutoincs, lowa,
nnd Noath Adams county, Illinois, on
Thursday night, doing great damage to
-orchards, fences, barns, ete. A number of
•dwellings were destroyed, but as far as
known no lives were lost.
Sr. Louts, Msy 28.—A terriblo tornado
devastated portious of South Western Mis
souri Saturday night, houses, barnes,
fences and orchards wero destroyed in the
vicinity of Versailles; three persons were
killed and 14 injured nine of thorn it is
faid fatally.
SAN EKANCTSCO, May 27- —Arrived,
fillip Grace Darling, from port Ludlow.
Sailed, Coquimbo and If. 11. Gqwlcy,
for Port Madison.
NASH VIM,K, May 20.—A. J. Keller,
editor of the Memphis Avalanche, arrived
liero to-day and states that Jeff Pnvis has
written a lottor to Wado Hampton declar
ing for Greeloy, and giving an opinion that
the Democrats are uuwise to inalto a nom
ination at Baltimore.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.—Arrived,
Martha Hideout , from Port Blakely.
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE CO.—This com
pany (whoso advertisoment may bo found
in another column) ha< given us as resi
dent representative, a gentleman favorably
known to many of our citizens, nnd espec
ially to such as have been obliged to make
steamship trips to San Francisco. Cap
tain 11. 31. Gregory won tlio regards of
every pcrsou lie ever carried, both by his
seamanship, and his careful consideration
for the comfort of his passengers. After
twenty years of sea life, (nearly one fifth
of which was given to his couutiy as a
volunteer oilieor of the U. S. Navy during
the late war) Capt. (iregory has become a
landsman, and a citizen of this Terrritory.
AV o welcome him to our midst, with our
best wishes for the success of the com
pany which has scut us such au cQicicnt
representative.
SIJICIDK.—A ni iii named Uershall War
dell was found hanging to a tree, ne:ir
Seattle a few days ngo. Ho had arrived
l»ut a few days before from California.
Ht rtiM.ss DiicrroitT.— Mesar* John
Murtimer Murphy, late of Portland, and
John R. llamed, propose to publiah a
complete Busineiw Directory of the Ter
ritory. Mr. Hnrpliy is now canvassing
the Sound for advertising, and also to
gather statistical and general information
for publication in it* pages.
L 7" A proposition is entertained by the
town authorities to sell Columbia Hall, for
a sum sufficient to materially reduce the
indebtedness of the corporation.
ItT Mr. G. W. Parker had a finger
broken while playing base-ball last Thurs
day evening.
A splendid slock of General Groceries,
consisting of over 600 packages, just received
by the ship WUtlwood, which I will sell LOWER
for CASH than any other house on the Sound.
F. K. LOITHAN.
BSSSr Extra Family Flour, Corn, Oat and
Buckwheat Meal and Hominy l.ow pou CASH,
at F. K. LOITHAN'H.
Call and try some of the very choicest
brands of Wines and Liquors, just received
per Clura Light , by F. K. LODTHAN'S.
ffsf A larjie assortment of the choicest
brands of Wines, Liquor* Cigars and Tobacco,
at San Francisco prices for cash, at
P. K. LOUTIIAN'S.
Uooda constantly arriving per snil and
steam, ntul will be sold at Sun Francisco
prices for etisb, by F. K LOCTUAN.
DU. ABOUN, Physician and Operating Sur
geon, for Chronic Diseases, late of San Fran
cisco, but during the last 10 months practicing
at l'ortlnnd, Oregon, hereby informs the peo
ple who reside at the various town*! along Pa
get Sound and vicinity, that at the request of
many influential citizens in that region, who
wish to consult him, he has made arrangements
to make n brief professional visit to Seattle,
\V. T., and taken Parlors at the Occidental Ho
tel, where he expects to arrive about the 20th
ol June and remain until the Ist of July.
IIOM.OWAY'S OINTMENT. —Sore legs, Wounds,
Ulcers, &c., can be cured. The rational treat
ment as indicated by nature, is to reduce the
local inflammation, sooth the neighboring ner
ves, cool the heated blood, and render the
watery ichorous discharge consistent and
healthy. Happily, Holloway's Ointment ac
complishes these ends with unfailing certainty.
2."> cents per box or pot.
Nonpariol
SELEGRAPH ||PPARATUS.
Puienfe*: May 7lli, IST3.
4 COMPLETE outfit for Ainiteurs, Stu
/\ dents and lor Private Lines.
Will work up to five miles in length ; works
on either Open or Closed Circuits.
FULL EQUIPMENT OF A TELEGRAPH
STATION FOR $S ; TWO STA
TIONS FOR sl3.
A Hook with full instructions for
LEARNING TELEGRAPHY,
with each instrument. Send for a circular.
F. L. POPE k CO.,
1114 Fuitou Street, New York
P. O. Uox GUIU.
June 1, 18T3. 31:w(>
THE PAIU IC MUTUAL
LITE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of California.
CALIFORNIA is the ouly State in the t'n
iou that exempts all kinds of Lite and En
dowment Policies from execution.
An Act to Exempt certain Property named
herein from Execution
SECTION 1. NO money, benefit, right, privi
lege or immunity accruing, or in any manner
whatever growing out of, nny life ins ranee
ou die life of the debtor, made in any insur
ance company incorporated under the laws of
this State, shall be subject to levy under at
tachment or execution, or under any original
mesne or final process whatever, against such
debtor, or to tie taken, sequestrated or reached
by any proceedings supplementary to execu
tion or oilier like proceeding; I'rovided, how
ever, this exemption shall not extend beyond
such moneys, Tieneliis, lights, privileges and
iniuiuiiitieics as have been or might have been
secure! by the payment of an annual premium
not exceeding live hundred dollars.
Site. This act shall take effect upon its
passage.
Approved March 28, 1808
All Policies Nou-Foi'feitsible
ANI* CONTAINING TIIK FOLLOWINO CLAUSE
" And the said Company do further agree,
that if, after due payment of said premiums
for the first two years of insurance, default
shall be made in the payment of any subse
quent premium, said Company will, notwith
standing, ou application within oue year after
such default, 011 the consideration of the sur
render of this Policy duly receipted, issue in
exchaaga thereof a Paid Up l'olicy for the pro
portion of the amount of insurance paid for,
or at its option pay the value of this Policy as
may be ascertained, in CASH.
LELAND STANFORD President.
EnoA it MILLS Vice President.
Jos. CiucKiioN Secretary.
SCIIItIUUKU & IIOWBLL.
Itinera! Agents, Home OHlce.
11. N. Gregory, Special Agent
For Washington Territory and Urltish Col
umbia. Office on Main si., near Fifth, Olympic,
W. T.
June 1, 1872. 31:34
HOLLOWAY'S
f®!?
Eyery Man bis m Physician
CAUTION.
'Plir immensedctn>in«l for TTOLTj(yWAY*B
A PILLS and OIN'TMKNT lut* teraptod
mipniiiMplHil parties to counterfeit these vulu
u'l's uimiitnue*.
In order to i>r»>»ect. pnVip *n<l ouraelvc®,
w It ivc i-HiuHl a new '• Trifle Murk," cuit»iet
iM.'of.m Kifvptian < m l»» of a *.T]>etit, with
tti • ii-H-t-r 11 in the fti'iifre. Kv«ry l*»x of pen
«U:l»* •lolloway'm Ph.lh uiul Ointment will
'.: I« • t1..« tratio iu.ii kuu it; uoue are
V.itf'ti ;r It.
N . V. Ciis3£ic.\7< Co., fl.jlo Proprietor!,
Tft Miidcn Ltlie, Now Yurii#
CRANE k BRIGHAM,
San Francisco, Cal.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
April 13, 1872. 24:1y
*o* C • W. ~fiLo\\v%c.Vtv\A. CWt, ft. VccWumv
s&nfockg £torc, §!art Iflimsmi
ROTHSCHILD & CO.,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTTING, BOOTS,
gind JShocs, <Jfancg (Soods, flints, Jiquocs,
Crockery ana General Merchandise.
HAVING made arrangements to import
a large portion of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities,and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose of buying goods
from first hands, we can offer inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other fifm. Our
assortment will be complete in every depart
ment, and we want it known that
We Will Kot be Undersold
by any other firm on Pugct Sound.
IADIES' Dry Goods and Hosie-y—a com
j pletc assortment, and new styles, just re
ceived at ROTIICHILD k CO.'s
CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
quantities and at reduced rates, at
ROTHSCHILD 4 CO.'s. •
MISSION Woolen Goods and Blankets;
Oregon Woolen Goods, and Pacific
Woolen Underwear, at Agent's rates.
AGENCY of th« United Anaheim Wine
Grower's Association is at Rothschild k
(Jo.'s, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
Agonts for Wells, Fargo eb Co.
Special Kotlro.
Inptoehtton i* ilie fauna of nine-tenth* of all
disfa.si'ti the living machine is subject to! Give
ton** to the stonuicn and digestive orpins, and you
will wave morn than half in your doctor's hills.
Dr. Ni-n)ry'«Olrbratml IXI. llill*-isarerecom
mended by all physicians to Dyspeptic* and for
ALL OOMPLAINT* of tl e LIVKR AND PIOFsTIVB
Ouoanb, Sue advertisement in anothsr column.
Sli«rilPN Sale.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.—ss.
In the District Court for the Second Judicial
District, holding terms at Olympia, for the
counties of Lewis, Thurstoa, Chchalis and
Muson, W. T.
BY virtue of a duly certified copy of the
decree and order of sale made by the Dis
trict Court for Second Judicial District, hold
ing terms at Olympia, W. T., in the case of
Jno. L. Clark (assignee of J. D. Mabie) against
James L. Wiley and R. K. Wiley, his w.fe, and
Hubert Wiley, defendants, and to me directed,
there will lie exposed at public sale, at the
Court-house door at Claquato, in Lewis coun
ty, W. T., on
Saturday, liio Btli Day of June, A. D. 1572,
at 1 o'elo«k P. M., of said day, the following
described property; to-wit : All the right, title
and interest of the defendants in and to a cer
tain tract of land situate in Lewis county, W.
T., and described and bounded as follows ;
Beginning at a point on a line between Section
three and four in Township thirteen (13),
North Range two west ,8 8-100 chains south of
tha quarter-section corner, and running thence
west 43 35-100 chains to a post in mound at
the south-west corner of the claim, thence
north 22 30-100 chains to a stake and mound,
thence west 4 11-100 chains, to A. S. Wilson's
claim, thence north 40 chains to north-west
corner, thence east 104 20-100 chains, thence
south G2 50-100 chains, thence west HO 37-100
chains, to the place of beginning, containing
G4O acres, more or less, the same being known
as the the donation claim of Elknnah Mills ami
wife, and adjoining lauds of Sylvanua Philips
and others.
Also the following described parcel of land
adjoining the foregoing, being lot two (2),
quarter of section No. 4, in Township No.
thirteen (13), eight and sixty-two hundrcth
(8 62-100) acres.
The foregoing property is also levied o» rod
will be sold at the same time, to satisfy ths
sum of $137 38-100 debt and costs, within
creased costs, to satisfy the balance due on
foreclosure of chattel mortgage against James
L Wiley and Robert Wiley, in favor of John
L. Clark.
There are on the foregoing, dwelling-house,
barns, sheds, orchards ot'fine fruit trees, some
100 acres under fence, and it is located within
threc-'ourths of a mile of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. L. L. DUBEAU,
Sheriff of Lewis County.
May 11, 1872. 28:w4
The Best Selection
OF
Seasonable
OoodSv
In Olympia, may be found at
I. HARRIS' STORE,
STORE!
Main St., betiv. 2d and 3d,
OLYMPIA.
THE undersigned, having just returned from
San Francisco, desires to inform the pub
lic of Olympia and vicinity that he has pur
chased a large and well selected stock of goods
with special reference to this market, compris
ing
OUT OOOD s
CLOTHING,
|)ais and <&ays, j§ooH and &hoes,
&c... .&c Sic.
To which he in invites the attention of La
dies and Gentlemen who wish to spend their
money to the best advantage.
Ladies especially are iuvited to call and ex
amine his stock, which he offers at
L-OWER PRICES,
han Dry Goods were ever sold for before in
Washington Territory. I. HARRIS,
llain street, opposite Tacuina Hotel.
Olympia, April 22, 1871. 25:tf
PACIFIC
LIVERY & FEED STABLE
ON THIRD STREET,
lletw. Slain and Wa«hlngton.
HORSES boarded by the day, week oy
month. Particular attention paid to
Horses kept on livery.
Horses iind Buggies hired at rensnnnhle rates
by .T P. STOCKAND,
Proprietor Pacific Livery Stable.
Olympia, Nov.ll, 1671. 2:m3"
FIJIE Imported Brandies, the best brands of
Whiskies and Liquors, of every kind, and
all the Popular Kilters and Syrups, for sale in
packages to suit by
ROTHSCHILD * CO.
TOBACCO and Cigars, Pipes an J Stems ;
every variety at
ROTHSCHILD A CO.'s.
ROTHSCHILD k CO. are Agents for the
Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
EXCHANGE on San Francisco, and Legal
Tenders bought and sold, and Drafts dis
counted on liberal terms, by
ROTHSCHILD k CO.
BOOKS and Stationery, a complets assort
ment, at ROTHSCHILD & CO.'s.
GOODS bought and sold on commission in
San Franciseo or New York, at small
percentage, by ROTHSCHILD k CO.'s.
HIGHEST market price paid in cash for
Furs, Hides, Wool and Country Pro
duce, by ROTHSCHILD k CC.
Here we Are Again
SPKMD SUMMER HOB!
Mglltaer J & BoseatM
WE have just received, per bnrk Norto
; west a very large and elegant stock ot
Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of
IDKY GOODS,
Of which we have the latest styles of Poplini,
Delaines, .Moire Antiques, Lawns, Ac.
CLOTHING,
Custom-made, cut after the latest style, and
the nicest and best goods in the market, of
which we have a very large assortment.
ISooV?,, S\\oe% w\\A \\a\%,
for ladies as well as for gentlemen, we have a
large and varied assortment, enough for all the
surrounding country.
Besides this, we keep constantly on hand a
large stock of choice
F&VSLY GBQCEKIES.
New Goods, always on the way, by every
vessel from San Francisco.
Strangers or new-comers will find it to theit
advantage to purchase stocks and outfit* of us.
The demand (or goods haviug increased, we
have enlarged our stock accordingly, deter
mined to sell goods for cash or country pro
duce at. a very small profit, in large or small
quantities.
Our goods arc selected and bought by one of
the most experienced and best educated busi
ness men oil the Pacific Coast; and having in
every respect better facilities for obtaining
goods than mostanyothcr house ontheSound,
we can guarantee satisfaction to every one
who deals with us.
Gratefully acknowledging our thanks to onr
friends and the public generally, for past pa
tronage, we respectfully request a continuance
of the same. We offer our stock of choice
Liquors at cost price, to make room for other
goods in their place.
We wish to buy all the Wool in the country,
for which we will pay cash or goods. We
have orders for all the Wool we can purchase,
and will pay the highest market prices therefor.
Hutter, Kggs and Furs received in trade OD
the best terms to producers.
We unhesitatingly challenge competition
with any and all merchants on Paget Sound.
LIGIITNER k ROSENTHAL,
Nearest store to the Steamboat Landings, [j
Olympia, Jan. 1 1871, ly.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
—or—
PUGET SOUND.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL COMMENCE
canvassing and soliciting for a
PUGET SOUND BUSINESS DIBEOTOBY
On Monday, May 27th. This is an important
work for this section of the country, at it
will contain
EVERY SPECIES OF INFORMATION
COA'CEItSIXU TUB TERRITORY.
It is our intention to make it in every sens*
A FIRST CLASS WORK,
Reliable and complete. The MKRCHANT,
the MECHANIC, the FARMER, the IMMI
GRANT, the BUSINESS MAN and TOURIST
will find it useful. Its contents will be varied
and complete, embracing, as it will, descrip
tions of towns and counties, tabular state
ments of our commerce, educational statistics,
societies, public lands and their character,
table of distances and routes or travel, the
name of every business man on the Sound.
For a work of this kind, which is much
needed, we solicit the aid and patronage of
the public, and we shall reciprocate.
This work will be distributed gratuitously
to advertisers, and in every hotel and route of
travel on the coast copies can be found.
J. M. MURPHY A J. R. HARNED.
C. VAIN E. 11. WINCHESTER T. B. HAYES.
§!AIN M WINCHESTER,
Manufacturers and Importers of
HARNESS, SADDLES
BRIDLES, WHIPS,
SADDLERY WARE, &c.
Nos. 214 and 21C Battery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
N. B.—Oood assortment of Concord Stage
Harness constantly on liand.
May 25, 1872. 30:yl
FRANCIS HENRYS OOLUMK
THURSTON COUNTY
AMD
WASniROTOIf TERRITORY
MB
AND
GaKectwa ©fflce,
Of
<fratw«s Iffetttg*
OFFICE! Iff rowvr Au.
01-YMRIA, W_ T_
TnE proprietor hat the only Abstract of
titles in Thurston county, the correctness
and reliabitity of which he is prepared to dem
onstrate to all interested by an exhibition of
his books, and is prepared to transact a
GENERAL
REiali XSTATB
BUSINESS,
"WvW. ciwA *SLeo\.
ov\ Covcvwvvfcftvow,
Pay Taxes,
PERFECT TITLES,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
AND
MAKE COLLECTIONS.
FOIi SALE :
RESIDENCES IN OLYMPIA.
A house and past of lot, on Washington St.
between Second and Third Streeti.
A house with two lot* on Swan and Jeffer
son Streets, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth StreeU.
TOWN LOTS IN OLYMPIA,
TEN ACRES IN TUMWATER ADDITION
TO OLYMPIA,
LAND ON BUDD'S INLET,
LAND IN VARIOUS PARTB OF THE
TERRITORY.
gy Guarantees title, without ex if ehMf a
when emplojod an conveyancer
01ympi*> Jioaar 20, 1872. 41sii
ACKicvLTnui. raputM^^
XTTI Ur« far Mto Ika OMnM
EUREKA OAKO FLOW.
COLLINS' CMTCMTSTBELPim,
Only Agent* in Su PruciM hr
Deern' Moline Plows*
A Plow better adapted to Callforaia tilM tmy '
tin -le Plow made.
SOLB AOEHTB FOR
"SutdLVtV* \Wj CaViuif
The onijr Hay Cotter which tally Mtd lkl
want* of Dairymen and large Sublease*.
ALSO SOLS AQKHTB FOR
THE BUCKEYE MOWER
AND
SirEE&sraxß Thmmsmm*.
TOUKTUKR WITH A FULL STOCK OF
HARDWARE.
We Invite nil purchasers to rail and ■«,
or tend for Circulars giving full descriptions
of the above goods.
MAIICUa C. HAWLKY * CO.,
108 and 110 Front Street, San FrancUco.
Price* for tb( Buckeye Mowerj and Reaper,
also for the Ixtru,
REDUCED FOR 18?3.
TIIE BEST MACHINE IN USE.
Parties in purchasing be sure and get the
Genuine Buckeye Machine,
Manufactured by
Adriance, Piatt & Co.
NEW YORK.
We offer the Buckeye Self-Raking Reaper to
Farmers with the utmost confidence, knowing
they are superior to any ijulf-liaking Reaper
yet invented. They have been thoroughly
tested in California for three year* and give
the utmost satisfaction.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER,
Manufactured by C. Aultman k Co.,
Ohio. Also, the genuine
EEaines' SeadLer.
Manufactured at Pekin Illinois.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
MOI L.INQSWORTH
WHEEL HORSE RAKES,
BURDICK'S NATIONAL FEEDCUTTER
FOR SALE,
KIRBY MOWER and REAPERS
WOOD'S MOWERS,
HOADLEY'S STEAM ENGINES
And a complete stock of Agricultural Implo
ments and Hardware. Send for Circulars.
MARCUS C. II AW LEY * CO.,
108 and 110 Front Street, also 12 sad Frost
Street, San Francisco.
April 23, 1872. 25:m3
Hoffman Frost,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, BTOVEB,
CROCKERY, LAMPS,
Kitchen and Household Uteaslla
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
lualatkrtr if Tin, fopptr ui ShteQlna Win,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TER.
HAS on hand and is receding a fine as
sortment of
Ooolsinc Steven,
Box Stoves,
Parlor Stovea
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARB,
CROCKSBY AND LAMPS, * »
PRESSED WARE,
JAPANNED WARB,
Engine, Force, Well and Cistern Pninpe aa4
Piping; Tools; Builders' Hardware: Shovel*;
Spades; Hay and Mauare Forks; Bmk
Scythes and Hooks ; Crosscut Saw*, ftc.
PEEKSKILL CAST-IRON PLOWS, PBOBIA
STEEL PLOWS, CLIPPER
STEEL PLOWS.
Agent for the " World" Mower, the "Okie"
Combined Reaper and Mower, the " Tornado"
Thresher, for Puget Sound.
Orders for machinery to any point on th#
Sound filled at San Francisco prifces, fM|M
added. Machinery sat op when deelrad.
To dealers I will sell tinware. at wkn\»sls
duplicating San Francisco iuroiras, tkasglag
freight on measurement la balk.
V HOFFMAN ft FBOST.
February 10, IMJ. Ifiiljr
ALLEN BROS, & WYCHK,
'• ■ ■ •v
Attorneys B CouMcllara at Uw,
WILL attend to legal bocincss ia all tM
Courts oa Paget Sound. ' ,
OFFICB IN THB LAND OFFICB BPILDOW,
• OLYMPIA, W_ T.
1. B. WYCHB 1. B. ALLS* 1. I.tUU,»
E. M. MORGAN,
Civil smciaeevy
DRAUGHTSMAN AND SURVEYOR.
OFFICE over Wells, Fargo ft Ca.'s OSea,
Main Street,
Olympia, W, T.
Jannery 3*, IT2. 13:lf
D. S. B. HEN&T, ,
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/~vRDERS left at the ogee of
L«nd Agent, in tka Town MMt
with prompt atteotiMf. • ' V
Olympia, Jan. T, 18tl- ■'\
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