The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-05
DAILY iN7ELLICENcRR.
Thursday, February 8. 1880
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Capt Vim Thompson, Of S.eil.c. sa'p.
is Spending few.daysin Seattle.
Steamer Josephire will leave fos
Sksgit river at : o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The long yarn on our ontside has
crowded oct lpcs1 sdisosisl 80 other
interesting uAtts. EFgRss 2
Dave Webster. the jolly and hearty.
now Of White river. il roralixin 3 few
days among old friends in Seattle.
Rev Mr. Anderson 10 the new mipis>
ter sslsrted To tAke cb@fee< OF the
Episcopal Church 4 Eogste. prSt ION.
On hsr LAT trip f5bm whjte 6vse the
steamer Cen brought down p pssssn.
gers. This is pretty good for that
route.
One OF the unrspcrtsd passengers on
the Dakota wss Mrs Dwyer. returned
from four month.' visit ts San Fran
cisco. s,y ssgFxxfa Yawsug
A late Washingt6n seiegran says
that "Senatnr Grover Of Oregon 10 ssid
TO be dying OF softening OF the brain.
He 10 IN New York State"
A PiDafors representation. 1t the res
idence Of Capt. Percivsl. In Olympia.
delighted tie masculine sp1 fsmi eine
CspdsliihS Do To-day night last
A number Of machines for tho barrel
factory came from below on tho Dsko.
t.. and were taken yesterday on trucks
10 the buildings in the northern part OF
town.
Thomas TslIsntirs. fus ting isst two
yssrs on the Ayeus Of Port Townsend.
has moved back to Olympia. the North
Pacific takirg him and his up tho Sound
yesterday. ga
Mr. XeNamsra. at Mount Vernon. 10
about building an addition 10 his bntel
~ large ~ the original building His
house viii Dc, faiL~ al this year. II he
doubles il three tides over s. = -
J Edward Tibbctss and Miss Hsttie
NJ Peasc were married in Portland last
Monday evening. The bride 10 .
daughter Of Capt Geo h PeAse Of thst
city. .and has many friends snd rela.
items 10 this city.
Two quite handsome residences sre
in course ofconstructiNn at Mount Yer.
nor. Tbis place u growing uers ssp.
Idly thaa any other in Whateom county,
and very shortly vii! have pop0iAsios
of several hundred.
Beer sellers will do welt to test The
tsutA ! d 0enseD CAa6sue ~ ee.'s
claimS.S s0eoHks ssSS ~ hxs Tho beer
OH hand. and il will stand the test Of
favorable comparison with any other
beer made on the Sound.
At Milton. last Sunday evening. the
Barometer OF Capt T. l. Marshall stood
ct 81. which was the highest reading
ever ssen by it, owner either in this
country. China or elsewhere. A high
barometer indicates fair weather.
A 6ns farm, o. HnoQtMlnie Prsisie.
with tide secured. 10 offered foe sals by
Moses Morris The soil 10 Of the
richest. and tho improvements such
that man can put in bis Se-d st once
and make his living the 6rst year.
This 10 desirable piece Of property.
and one that can safely 10 recommend
ed. 81 sC
A movement has been made TO secnre
4 mail service from Seattle up the.
Sksgit river. but failed. aOspt. Saith,
Of the Josephine. in lien Of paid Gov.
ernmsnt service, Offers to carry the
mail for nothing. and will take It along
whenever furnished ct the Seattle Of
dee. The Skagit people are anxious to
get their mail from. Seattle direct.
Tho attention Of book lovsrs-and
who il not or that GLASS us called to
The doubie.cosunn advertisement OF @.
Davies. In it will b. found offers
tempting enough. and il will b sur
prising Il many ofthem arc not Eagerly
snapped mp. now tnas they have been
publicly made. He he's other books
without number. books ri much value.
aud books that must b seen 10 DO ap.
preciatcd. Resident buyers should call
In person aad - Sos themselves. Non
xesidsuts can raly upDn honorable treat.
asent IN making purchases b. mail.