Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-06
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Rad NJ. Monteomery's ad- elsewhere
IN this isgue. az,
". understand that Mrs. 6. II. Wat
eon i expected to soon return from the
EaSt.
At the drawing, last night, ticket NO.
* took the sewing machine and t'cke.
No. Is the dress.
whatoou county property IS asses SEQ
..;" .ser al x7l4.Gh5, against 1851 Az IN
1881 and @67l ,3B in 1850.
&C. Phinnsy has nice little resi-
d<noe property for sale, which ne ohefs
Ia this issue Of our paper.
I'm. Huntington, of Cowiitz. w. IL
n vsaya of ACE, and a pioneer OF ios''
died in Portland Aug. 18th.
E~helmau, Stilwell l. Co. have some
nioe residence properties for gale, WnNai
I'M Be found described IN the proper
oOlomn.
The 6pokan Independent has sns
pended, and ~e suppose supscrlinJ,n
money will be refunded lnis II n'cio''
. case Of superstition.
The George W. Elder had q very fair
liza of messengers this trip. Inc lie. IA.
cindad Is for Victoria, ls Tor for'
T,o~nssnd, 81 for Seattle. 43 for Taco
ma and "a for Olympia; 2as aitoeetnef'
Inos are logs this season. Prices ex-
- srv former wear on the Columbia.
xrKnsnna. Cathlamet, AMI other places,
~ ~ held at $50, Is, and F6.aO,
~;tR Ira demand away ahead Of the snp-
ply. c..
.rAa advertisement of the King County
Ir1nrtriai Association should be read
~ IN reeidents Of the town and county,
"a heeiled st that. The coming iaii
shcnI6 - riven general attention
sl,nnld h. patrunized, encouraged anc
helped in every possible way.
M. Hack. from Grass Valley, Cali
Srvn,a. arrived on the Geo. w. Elder
and Coea ON 70 New Tacoma 20 TAX
charm Of the Western Union telegraph
efloe n that place. The operator n
mi yeliave there will come on 70 Seat
~. and take Q place in the Office her
unsisr Manager SNOW.
NJ. Yaaler has promised Mr.. SiechaI
70 huild new hall here, on the site o
TIA ola hall. and the present telegraph
o0ioe. on Front street. II will he erecte'
eariv nsxt year, and will accommodate
nm nersops with seats. 1t will be pro
vided With scenery and all other thug
neoeeaary 70 make IL a first class piac
fov nublic entertainments. Mr.. ntochal
MI then lease il for term OF years.
LIS. Mcclure has bought rancl
near San Diego, q wagon and team Q
horses, and has gone 70 Work 70 -
what he can make. II he can Inak'
enough. and tho country continues =
earoo with him, be may not return, pn
- small admit to disappointment II ~
doesn't shape his course tins way nga''
early next spring. -
The wheat crop Of Marion county, Or
eevu. 10 estimated this year at Luz,
nd bushels, and that Of Linn county
st 2.OOO, UO bushels. Clackamas. Yam
hin. Polk and Washington counties 70
uOrt an increased yield this year. Tn
Willamette Valley will have q 6,0O,Us
bushel surplus this year.
C.P. Ferry, Esq. insurance agent, OF
Portland. csrno over the road last Mon
dav 70 adiust the losses Of the Newau.
kum Are of last week, where Amos Tul.
~ had \ planning mill burned and Wad'
hams q Elliott q saw mill. After COM
nletin0 that Job he came on TO the
konnd. appointing Mr.. Mitchell, Of So
aftle. eaent for the Oakland Home, and
Hentland d Hall agents In New Tacoma
Our neiRhbor Of Port Townsend. the
lr0ws. has struck q bonanza in u. 3.
land notices, the last issue Of the weekly
oontainina no less than fifty-eiRht.
This Is, We believe, the largest number
that ever appeared in single paper In
Washington Territory. II our contem-
porary can only stick to this lead long
enough, and keeps his paper within
proper business bounds, he may hope to
make . little something more than a
living.
Il seems that A. 8. Bennett, the newly
made Oregon Judge, h the sams indi.
vidual Judge Lewis PROFESSIONALLY scored
q Walla Walla In 1874. The Judge il
aid to have remarked IN open court to
che defendant, Alfred 8. Bennett. In dis
changing him, that the crime was he'll
nous one, and that he 1.-THE judge only
regrettad that, owing TO the defect in
he law, before mentioned, he was IN
ab!s 10 separate the defendant from bis
fellow-men for term Of years. that he
mAk0s 10 ptoscusoO !iVtn oUasanAsssAAt<
any moro oienses against them.
Il Int often An episode OCCURS in a
family Ike that - have to report in the
plummer family this weak. On the 4th
m9t., so0 was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
0W0od Plummsr, and ON tho same day
. con Was born 70 Mr.. and Nm. Edward
Plummsg. Edward and Elwood are
Themselves twin brothers, and these two
babies are the frst born Of each. Ed
ward Plummsr and wife have been mar
RED little ovo1 two years, while FL
year. Edwards child ID three or four
hours older than his (twin's) cousin,
and weighs two pounds the more,
thoaah Elvosd's, being . nins-pounder.
= no douoh In ttself.
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