Dealer in Hams Bacon Lard Butter and Eggs
A local dealer advertises sale of hams bacon lard butter and eggs. The listing notes availability and pricing for residents and nearby buyers.
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Newspaper
Olympia Tribune
Location
Olympia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1892
Page
1
A local dealer advertises sale of hams bacon lard butter and eggs. The listing notes availability and pricing for residents and nearby buyers.
Trains depart from Portland via Gate City Centralia Chehalis at 9:00. Gate City Montesano and Grays Harbor connections at 9:00. Tacoma Seattle departures 9:02 and 4:00. Arrivals from Centralia Chehalis Montesano Grays Harbor at 9:02 and 4:00. Olympia departures 8:40 and 1:50 with arrivals 10:50 and 4:00. Tenino connections link Portland and Seattle trips at 9:47 and 3:05 p.m.
Daily except Sunday the Multnomah departs at 6 30 a m for Tacoma and Seattle returning at 6 30 p m Clara Brown runs from Olympia on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 9 a m to Tacoma and Seattle returning on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 5 30 p m to Shelton the Willie runs daily except Sunday at 6 30 p m from here to Olympia connecting with the Multnomah for Tacoma and Seattle Kamitchie and Shelton Doctor depart daily at 8 a m returning at 5 p m arriving in Shelton.
The timetable lists arrivals and routes for Daily, covering points north to British Columbia, Oregon and N P R R south of Tacoma, Grays Harbor coast, Tumwater Tenino, Tacoma Lower Sound, and eastern states plus California. Notable times include 11:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. arrivals.
Proposals for fresh beef and mutton from the Office of Chief Commissary of Subsistence Washington 1892 invite sealed bids triplicate to be delivered to posts including Boise Barracks Fort Canby Fort Sherman Fort Townsend Vancouver Barracks and Fort Walla Walla. Bids due March 24 1892 at 12 oclock noon with openings in bidders presence. Contracts subject to appropriations and right to reject any or all bids retained.
Notice to architects of Olympia district No 1 Thurston county requests proposed plans and specifications for a high school building of stone or brick cost not exceeding 25000 dollars on the south 44 of block 68 bids due March 21 1892 10 a m board may reject any bids Joseph Chilberg district clerk Olympia Wash March 1 1892 meats.
Notice发布 dissolution of the Thompson and Mumford partnership dated March 4 1892 in Olympia Washington by mutual consent between Alfred Thompson and M E Mumford. The partners remain listed as Thompson and Mumford with no successor arrangement noted.
A meeting of Forest Cemetery Association directors is set for Saturday the 12th at 12 30 PM at Mrs Margaret Ruddells house to elect officers and handle business. The article notes Forest cemetery as Olympia area’s first incorporated graveyard, its rough early years, and recent cleanup including fences and seven acres cleared.
Professor Geo W E Hill of Town spoke at the Unitarian church in Olympia on Good Templary. He defended temperance work, urged action for boys and girls, and recalled Fred Douglass’s tale of praying with his feet before ending with a benediction.
In Seattle an interview quotes Tom Oakes president of the Northern Pacific denying fear of Great Northern competition. He rails at phantom lines and warns of tariff plans while predicting NP will continue operations across Cascades and Rockies. He questions lumber rate cuts and predicts a Puget Sound backlash from northern timber states. Also noted are drug advertisements and a political remark from Lincoln County Times.
The Temple Baptist church on 9th street near Main and Washington was dedicated with Rev. D D Proper of Seattle delivering a sermon on Solomon's temple. A large afternoon Young People's service featured speakers from the Y M C A and local churches. Three young women and one young man were baptized, and officers and incorporators of the church were listed along with new members joining since organization.
Tom O Rourke, George Dixon’s backer, urged Ted Pritchard to come to America to fight Fitzsimmons. He would wager 10 000 to 15 000 on the result and expects Pritchard’s answer today. In Portugal a hurricane caused damage in Lisson with six deaths and rising Tagus floods threatening further harm.
A Baltimore daily paper lists personal presidential preferences of ninety six editors from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. Cleveland leads in three states with 36 votes while Harrison attracts 25. Republican preferences are mainly for Harrison.
In San Francisco on March 7 the wheat market shows a buyer season with prices around 1.6814 dollars per bushel as reported by local grain trade observers.
Washington dispatch reports Representative John W. Kendall of Kentucky collapsed with apoplexy this morning and remains in critical condition at his home. He briefly regained some nourishment and alertness but soon lapsed into unconsciousness, with his son fearing the worst. Doctors describe his condition as grave with uncertain prognosis.
In New York on March 7 Father Nicholas Redding declared his renunciation of Roman Catholic teachings and vowed to teach Catholics the “only true religion” as he cited the confes sional system as the church’s core weakness. He argued confession should be direct to Jesus Christ and warned the church’s structure would collapse without it. He noted observers including Mayor Grant Gilroy and Ross Croker were present at the Cathedral during a Parkhurst sermon.
The dispatch notes a $250000 gold shipment to Europe and a total of $5816090 ordered since February 19. NSW population 2132234 with 14156 Chinese and 8280 Aborigines. Sydney 383386. British steamer Massachusetts to load tin plates for New York. Obituaries, fires, riots, and sports market chatter follow.
The March term jury list includes John Nelson John W Mills H B Brown Jonathan Sarver T D Young J W Rankin George Van Tine E F Stringer R J Houston A M Moore J D Reagh James Boggs Frederick Green T H W D Bollinger Geo N Littlejohn B W Garbough A Troller W W Jeffers Geo Chambers Frederick H Wright 8 M Percival David Fleetwood John Longmeyer. Weather shows 57 high 46 low with rain and continued clouds and possible showers tomorrow. Tacoma reports 6264 voters with books closing March 25.
In Congress the speaker's ruling on scheduling the silver bill provoked a fierce dispute between supporters and opponents. An appeal was laid on the table after Tracey and Bland sparred over floor access and the journal reading. The measure faced a failed recommit and the previous question passed.
A list of newly filed corporations includes Northwestern College of Biochemistry Spokane capital 50000 Washington Improvement Company 150000 Democrat Publishing Company Mount Vernon 5060 Sedro Lumber and Shingle Company Sedro 25000 Hurricane Hill Mining Company Port Angeles 30000 Waitsburg Mining Company Waitsburg 15000 Crawford Hannon Clayton Seattle 300000 Washington Novelty Company Tacoma 100000 Builders Exchange of Spokane Spokane 5000 North Star Mining and Milling Company Spokane 100000 Bellingham Investment Company New Whatcom 50000 Vancouver Driving Park Association Vancouver 50000 Friday Harbor Odd Fellows Association Friday Harbor 5000 Mountain View Cemetery Association Dayton Chapter No 5 R A M Dayton Wilbur Wilbur Olympia Improvement Company Olympia 50000 esper Creek Mining Company Everett 15000 Everett Clothing Company Everett 25000 Centralia Mining Exchange Centralia 1000 Douglas Anti-Profanity Stovepipe Company Aberdeen 150000 Tacoma City Base Ball Club Tacoma 25000 Total 1151000 Superior Court.
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