The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

moderate estimate of Mr.. Bren,s's
majority is lSOo.
Elephants Invariably decline to have
their trunks checked.
Call at Schwabacher's for your finest
white family blankets. At cost.
The steamship Idaho arrived from
San Francisco about 1 o'clock last
night.
A Chicago woman accidentally killed
her son while shooting at a target. AID
is insane with grief
The Fanny Lake will probably be
launched today. aud resume her work
on the Snohomish route.
Alexander Smith has been elected
Justice of the Peace in Port Madison.
and George Stamper constable.
A cordial invitation to attend the So
ciable at Mrs Scurry's 10 given to all.
The sociable will be held this evening
We still have grand rush Of sdver-
tisements. Reader, make It q point 10
look under tho new head every morn
ing
The North Pacific's time il just lit
tie better than that OF the Geo II Starr.
but so little as to be almost impercepti-
BILE.
Hoe & Co. are said TO have paid 81
100000 to the widow of WIN Bullock
Inventor Of the printing presses. for his
patents.
Gov Ferry was notified by special
telegram from President Hayes of the
safe return If the latter to his Ohio
home last Monday.
Call at Sch wabacher's for everything
yon may require in their line of trade
and you will never regret it. Their
prices are aston,shingly low.
Persons not receiving their ISTELLI-
esNcER regularly will please leave
word ut this oiice. 50 that we may rec
tify any mistafes or omissions made in
the delivery of the papers.
Mr. ii Markell is now solicitor and
collector in this city for the DAILY
IkTELLIoKNcER. ms patrons will please
take aotice Orders in his line will be
given prompt aad proper attention.
Those Interested in U 5 mali con
tracts will do well to read the advertise
ment in another column Of Postmaster
general Maynard In January next.
10 announces. there will DO new let
ting.
tn White river Jrecitct Geo w Ward
waa elected Justice al the Pence. he re.
ceiviug 81 votes TO 80 for o. LaDniug.
bis opponent. Mr.. Myers was elected
constable in the same precinct. he re-
ceiving IS votes 10 50 for Heller. the
other man. Messrs Ward aud Myers
are both Republicans.
Towards the close Of the count in
this citv Mr. lIrents gradually drew
away from his opponent. until at the
close he had placed nine votes between
them. W hen this became known there
was great involuntary outburst of
applause from tho Republican watchers
in the room near by.
Much Of our space Is given up to
election returns. The people ell over
the Territory are anxious TO hear how
handsomely the Republican candidates
have been treated. and we are making
special efforts to crafty them; efforts
which. we may add. are duly apprecia-
ted by patrons at home and abroad.
oae Of the guests recently at a party.
addressing the gentleman next TO him.
ssid: THIS is swfully dull; suppose we
retire and get something to exhilarate
usy 1 should only be too glad was
the reply. bat can't leave. How is
that" asked the interlocutor. why
said the other. you see I'm the party
thats giving the party.
In Justice to the party Of surveyors
wholsit here several days ago to GROSS
the Snoqualmis Pass. and who were
reported as loeang around Squak in
order to vote the Republican ticket.
we will state that not Que OF the gen.
ttsspeo above referred 10 even attempt.
ed to vote. The boys we're mostly
from Pierce and rhurs.un counties aud
knew very well dhat they wers'not en-
titled to = vote in another county. Like
agrest many other stories circulated
during the election season for campaign
purposes. this stery Was started just for
buncombe.