Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10
NM Observation-Disclosures.
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Nruuua;es arc the only we'll behaved
= .,sons Who are now left in Egypt.
CD. Emsry announces himself an m
a ,r.ndent candidate for the Le2'sia-
ture.
M Henry Whittier, Grand Master OF
The T q. O.. +. for this Territory, n now
on tour among the lodges
Allen. the ship builder, is on
ehort visit 70 his family in this city.
after an absence of eleven months III
NanaimO.
Portland men are buying large tracts
of timbersd lands in Cowlitz and wan
kiakum counties, under the Z. >. lini-
her Purchase Act.
Edward Caliow and Joseph Gale;
hnth said 10 be Brents men, we're elecfed
70 represent Mason county IN the Con
yention at Vancouver.
Frank Ciapp was elected YESTERDAY
deleoate to the Vancouver Convention
Srn,n (Yallam county. He was not IN
structed. but is understood to be IN IL
vor of Minor.
Mr.. Frank Parker, editor of the Wal
Ia WsIla Sfafesm has invested $lo,-
0O in Albips property. This shows
0ood Indictment. but where ON earth did
an editor oct 40 much money.
Judge G. Lancaster, who recently
sold his ranch of a thousand acres :"
Rev. A. l.. 1lndsley for $ls[OO, has 10,
Gated in VsreOuyer, having purchases
ahe Isaac Thomas place ON fiitn
ssreot.
The duty on rioe il two cents pound.
The Iiftla imD0rtetiOn Of fifty tons by
WA Choup 4 CO., last week, cost that
Arm 5000 in this way alOsie. In Veto
ria il said 70 be several thousand tons
which viii be brought across as coca
sion demands.
Tho family Of Captain ]. H. Marshall
viii leave ten days hence for Ban Fran
cieco. en- route for Honolulu, where they
vill epend the winter. A winter there
IL the acme Of delight, and that ON
townsfoik will get their full measure WI
trust and believe.
Rev. w. s. Harrington WAS gone u
Oregon three weeks, attending Conief
.encs ut Albany, visiting relatives ~
Ashland, sightseeing and travelling. hs
was favorably impressed with what ~
Saw. lint he was not 10th, We believe, v
resume the field at Seattle.
Arrangements haye been made for Q
ss,eoial train To carry those who wish u
attend the grand A. o. U. W. ban Al
Smiths Gardens, Renton. on tho even
inO of September a,th, NJ half rates
No pains wilt be spared TO make Thu
affair enjoyable to all who attend.
A report has been received from Col
Alex. Chambers, 2lst Infantry, dated
Auo. yist. from the east fork Of the
DunQenSss river, stating that he was
within five or six miles Of the snow
reaks. which would probably force Linn
70 return to his station with the expedi-
tiOn.
The Golden Rule Bazaar will open TO
morrow evening, when the managers
will be pleased to welcome all the toNn
into their spacious and beaut full store.
They have been b1sy enough the past
week unp0oking and placing their
goods, aud getting ready for the trade.
We anticipate great rush to the Ba-
xaar tomorrow evening.
The Seattle Restaurant was not opened
Yo0b0IO0yy OUS WbAA w scs4sVAsv go
report Of the new opening induced
many persons to seek tie tables Of this
excellent and popular house, and one
person was 20 determined to get in that
Be pulled the knob of the door In the
eudsavor. The opening will positively
OCCUR tomorrow, We are assured by Mrs.
P6effer.
MI. McCalliatsr has imported brick
pressing machine, and yesterday showed
~ the product Of its first work. Tho
brick made by it are almost as smooth
a. the finest finished sandstone, and
have edges and corners NJ sharp and
square ~ one could wish. These brick
are adapted " the ornamental work of
freuts and chimneys, and will cost
about 60 a thousand. Sinco his put
chase Of the Jordan farm, he has pre-
pared to do big work another season.
and says he will have 3, 0O0, 900 brick for
the builders ~ fast AZ wanted.