Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-27

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BREyTTlEs.
A school teacher Is wanted at Eagle
Harbor, w. T.
Evening lawn parties are the popular
and fashionable thing IN Walla Walla
society.
movement ID on foot to establish q
Grand Army Of the Republic Post at
Yakima city.
Montana ID to have convention nsxt
winter, TO prepare Q constitution for
adoption by the people.
@. @. Richards, the builder, Who has
been laid up Tor several weeks past, 10
again able to b about the streets.
Miss Cora Dickinson, Of Salem, 10 in
this city, spending couple Of weeks at
the residence Of Mrs. J. p. Lodlov.
@. Davies, the book seller, has been
spending the past few days among
friends at the head of Hoods Canal.
These days are warm and almost sui
try, bat the nights are cool and pleas
ant to degree insxpressibly delightful.
The Young Naturalists will hold q
meeting this evening. Il ID hoped they
will revive their once dourIshing soci
sty.
Two men were adjudeed insane yes
terday BY Probate Judge Hall and or
dered sent TO the Hospital for the In
sane at Stsilacoom.
The safe Of the Puget Sound bank il
double one, two combinations, time
lock, and as nearly burglar proof as
such articles are made.
The plans and specifications for the
new Catholic College building at Spo-
kane Falls were furnished by d. Mack
ay, the architect, Of this city.
Pickering & Co. have quite list Of
business establishments, in whole or in
part, for sale; which they offer through
the medium of our columns.
Z. Blanchard, of Skagit valley, is
about to build Acton schooner here,
which he will put in the general freight
ing business of the Sound.
Another lot of iron pipe came on the
Mexico for the Spring Hill Company.
Il was twelve-inch main and the largest
pipe ever brought to the North Pacific
| coast.
Callender's Minstrels are coming west
| over the Northern Pacific route. They
have passed through Montana and Ida
no already, and are nov in Eastern
Washington.
Mr.. Chatter, Of Chambers d Chatter.
land brokers and investors of Fargo,
Helena, and London, has been
spending few days in this city, intent
on business.
Oranges are now selling at the fruit
stands as low a. 70 cents q dozen. Fiji
teen years ago dellar dozen was a
common price for oranges, and twenty
five years ago $1.5O.
G. w. Lswoon has the largest and fin
est lot of currants-red, white and black
to be found in or near town, that are
being eagerly availed Of by the jelly
making ladies Of his acquaintance.
The Nickle-Plate Circus, at Walla
Walla last week, Is said by the Union to
be - FRAUD, travelling under false pre-
fences. The finest show and perform
anoe is on the bills and Autographs"
IA. Mckenzie, of Portland, and G. B.
Baglsy, of Olympia, arrived in Seattle
last evening. The former will remain q
few days on business and the latter will
proceed to Port Townsend and Victoria
today.
Archbishop Seghers, of the eCclesiast-
ical province of Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon, Vancouver Island,
and Alaska, has been called to Rome, to
be present at q meeting of the various
Arch bishops of the United States, in
September.
Yesterday forenoon a party Of eight
young ladies started for Lake Union r.
have q picnic. They hired boats from
Messrs. Douglass and Poole and rowed
of themselves. Although oonsidera
BILE breeze was astir, the return was &C.
oomplished with safety.
A far an VIA can learn thara w;,, h.
no opposition to the reelection of Mr.
Osborne to the City Clerkship, anG
there shouldn't be, for Mr.. o. is a court
eous. conscientious, competent official
one who does the city credit, and ont
who should by all means be retained.
The shin IIndanptaa CapAa;p H.w;,
ton. vent 10 aea last eveninp coal laden
in tow of the tug Tacoma. The yeeaeJ
will 90 to anchor in Port Townsend
Bay and ship q Grew, after which sht
will proceed to San Francisco, whore she
will take a grain charter for Europe.
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