Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-09
nlu,Y Observation-Disclosures.
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m. Skating Rink closed last night.
Vote early ana often on Monday.
The Geo. w. Elder leaves today a'i
o'clock. -,
Go to wrieht's today for a nne chick
a;nner. All the delioacieS OF she SEASON
ON hand
Tire steamer Zephyr has gone on tine
vsys for repairs. She VIII ~ 'A'~ ~
several DAYS.
P,o. Ripley will take charge OF the
singing at the METHODIST bpiscopai
church today.
m. h.ykentfus r. K. Ham has finish
- d;scharuinQ and will go TO blAkely
today to load lumber.
RevE.C. Anderson, Of McMinviile,
,~;II preach in the CongreRatlohai
Church at the usual hour, q. 10.
The work Of construction on the boya
Poncin building has fairiy oegun
the stone wall being Well staftso on
three sides.
The Teaser, loaded with provisions
.ra inmber. will sail for Quliieute on
Wonday. On her return trip sne VIII
BRING q cargo Of hides and OH.
The surveying schooner Earnes., 10
ton IF the revenue cutter Oliver VOL
cot came into our hafbor on fnoay,
and ia wing at anchor of the town.
Work upon the new church OF the s
Methodist Protestant Society Is oetaye1
on account Of inability TO get DICE Tie
With which to build the basement; Inc
atone foundation II already iaia' ano
much Of the wood work done.
Thu Geo. W. Elder brought three nun,
a,sd 1.hinamen from San Francisco tf
Victoria. Only one look ont cor sihcass
sntitI,nu him TO return 70 $40 oni.ec
S.stas About all tho Chinese goins
h.ck tn 10 their native country saAt
thsse certificates, and why those goiu&
to british Columbia do not also, cdf
or,v be accounted for on the supposisiof
that thew do not think them necessary
thay can rot cross our line without thcm
Order Of exercises for Sunday n con
oactinn With the Baptist Church: d
I0i< Am. the new Scandinavian baptis
ChnrcI, on Third street, near the Aorti
School house, will be publicly dedicatea
The sermon to DO preached by Rev. A
+ Huusaker. At IL O'Clock mission
arv aorIn0n at the Baptist Church OF
Fonrth street by Rev. j. Bevens, Tn
Moderator Of the Association. Ai3 pm
tha Wouau's Foreign Missionary meet
inc will be held. Every one interested
IA earnestly urged to be present, ant
nsnecially the children. At n pm.
nraiss service, after which addresses
vii, he delivered by various persons o.
fi,a Association. There wal! DO no San
day School.
Politics continue 70 boom ut Ficto:i'
and throughout tho province. Ou
British neighbors arc terribly eAsie'
over the Dominion and Irosinciai eiec
lions. Meetings are heic every nien
and some amusing word-encoah'el'
take place. The other evening, accofu
ING 70 the Coionisf, Mr. Fell, saudi
date who weighs nearly 4oo pounds as
sailed an opponent IN the coupies ioi
Living:
"A Radical once. Tory he struts.
With his political principles all merged
in his CUTS"
This rather indelicate references wes
received with thunderous applause %
the Queens loyal subjects.
The North Pacific went ON tho Vic-
tOr1A route yeStoluay, IA PA"SS
Geo. L. Starr, which III turn wil! Take
the place OF tho Idaho to Fort Town
send. Since her withdrawal from ser
vice, three months ago, the North Ia-
otto has been put in the most elegant
style for passenger traffic. She has been
painted up most grandiy, Tar suTpasS
ING the like work and ornamentation OF
any boat walking these, waters. one
has been newly carpeied and recush,
toned. her dining room enlarged, and
everything done TO add to her comfort
and beauty. She is fine boat IN every
particular, being speedy. a good freight
or, having superior passenger aceommo-
dations and seagoing qualities. WITH
three such boats the Company could
perform their service the year around
In manner beyond reproach.