The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-25
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Read Prof Lees announcement.
Hay is now selling ct from SIS To
sl4 per Ton in town.
The steamer Zephyr will soon 60 Oh
the ways for thorough ovethauliug.
The University and district schools
sre all enjoying a few days vacation.
Thanks giving prayer meeting at the
NE Church this morning. All are in
vited.
Charles Dsvis hough. three houses
and lots in Wslls Wslls. the other day.
for $4,000.
Rev A s Fsisch,ld baptised four
adults and eight children at Lee Chapel,
in East Portland. last Sunday.
The Chehalis took LOAF Of good.
from this city TO the Skokomish Indian
Reservation up Hoods Canal yester-
day.
The last fatal case Of dipbtheria ct
GoldendaIe took of the youngest child
and only daughter of Il o Dunbar aud
wife.
Goldenfale il 10 have another news
paper the Gazette Its FIRST issue will
greet the pubic eye Oh or about Jann-
airy /. 1881.
Gamblvr's Fates is the topic for dis
custom sttbe M Z. Church next Sab
bath evening. A cordial invitation is
exteud'd tn all card players.
There will be no paper issued from
this Office tomorrow. This is done to
enable our EN- ployees to enjoy . day Of
rest and Thanksgiving dinner.
Tho public must bear 10 mind the so.
ciablc to b. given NJ Mrs Briscoe's this
evening Every effort will be put forth
to make the evening one Of hear test
enjoyment to all who attead.
Several new trsnips are in town beg
ging quarters from our hard working
citizens TO spend in idleness and whis-
key. Give them work on the streets
and lodgings in jail. Mr.. Marshal.
Union Thanksgiving service at the
II e Church today. Preaching at ii
an. by Rev. Mr.. With. and singing
by members of the different choirs in
the city All are invited to assist in
this department.
In the Dayton public school are 233
pupils. TIE utmost capacity OF the
new and handsome building is $40.
The town is growing aud filing so fast
that another and larger building will
soon be needed.
The boys are all re-iy for the CON-
ing of snow and ice. Their sleds have
been taken down. and their skates
brought out. A few degrees more cold
will make use ter the one, while the
snow for the other may be locked for
any day.
Judge Burke has ret Dec 4th as the
time for hearing and determining the
contested election of Geo. ID. Hill 10 the
office of Treasurer OF King County. Its
place of holding will be in Reinig's
Hall, aud the hour OF its beginning II
ia the morning.
In another column will he found the
advertisement Of the first annual ball
of the Seettle Fire Department; to be
given on Christmas Eve. in Yesler's
Hall. This gives promise of being the
grand ball Of the year. and everybody
will 60 to it. and everybody will have
good time at it.
Wellington coal il selling in San
Francisco at xi3 per ton from the ship.
and ut SIS 80 from the yard. There 10
money in coal at these prices, and it is
not strange that the Wellington mine
owners have been enabled to buy So.
600 tug boat, y $55. 900 bark, and
5000. 900 coal mine during the past year
or fifteen months.
The WEEKLY IHTELLIeEScER, on 60
count OF Thanksgiving Day. will be-
issued from the press twenty four hours
earlier than usual this week e will
make its appearance this morning. with
the dawning Gun. and by the time its
patrons sit down to their Thanksgiving
dinners it will be in the hands of hun
dreds of readers. in the country as far
away even as Victoria and the San
Juan Islands.
The school of Mr. d b Ward, in the
North Schoolhouse, is and has been for
yesr and half the banner school Of
the city. In the term that closed yes
terdSy, the number Of pupils be had
was as, and the average daily attend.
ance SO The whole number tardy
during the term was 5. On the roll OF
homer are now entered the names OF
three more pupils. namely: Minnie
Reeves. Johnnie Blomquist and August
Manuel.