Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-22

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Prof. fehnemann has taken tne
Fourth OF July celebration IN nana,
ana VIZ Wofk u up 10. al 'uoie - ~ ~
The First National BANK VII %
moved into its new quarters IN the Ies-
ler-Leary block on or ABOUT suiy io'n'
A pile driver is at work BACK OF the
New England nosei, covering z Ta.ef
lot there with view 70 It's use Ia DUST
ness.
The building Of W. u. scott q 20.
presents quite handsome appearance
both from the bay and Commerclai
street.
Steamer Gypsy arrived yesterday
from bellingnam Day, bringing ~ IONS
sandstone Tor the new Scnwaoacnef
building.
Yesterday, June 21st, was the longest
day OF the year, but It vin Dc some
weeks before any percepsibie shorten
ing VIII De noticed.
A barge loaded with hardwood lumber
for the San Francisco market and pick
ets Tor the LOCAL trade, came over Ifoin
DaysieW I'LL yesterday
Seattle Commandery No. 2, K. I. will
meet at its asylum this evening at .
O'Clock. All sojourning Sir Knights are
courteousiy Invited 70 asseno.
The Rev. n. n. Gibson, pastor OF the
United Presbyterian Church OF San
Francisco, Will preach IN the I. ID. y. a.
hall this evening at o'clock.
Now that the bafricadss have been
removed everybody seems to md 1t
convenient to go over the stone walk
fronting tho Yesler-Leary block.
The uev residences on Coppin's Hill
are rapidly nearing completion. One OF
them has already been rented, and Will
be occupied by h. d. Lewis and family.
Fred II. Sparkling of this CITY left for
Portland Wednes1iav morning To ao-
ospt situation in the engineering de-
partmont Of the q. L. d n. Company
office.
A gentleman from Nooksack states
that An the available land along that
river is being rapidly taken up by set
tiers, who are f0ckin9 in there by the
hundred.
Reports that the steamer w. X. Mer-
vim h 70 run on Snohomiah river are
positively denied by her owner and mas.
ter. She will continue in the trade OF
the Skagit.
Il In stated one NJ our entarnr;sino
merchants has subeoribed 1900 toward
the Seattle Yakima wagon road. This
looks like Business. Others should fol
L Wv n4hss
The steamer SEATTLE will come out Of
the hands of the painters and finisher,
| nsYt wses whsn aha viii ne mt in III
passenger traffic between here and PorI
Blakely.
Cant. Plummer takes the cake when /,
| oomss to buildin0 houses Hs mt M
onita n reanectahIa hnildino on Kine
and COMMERCIAL street, Yesterday II
five hours.
il. Cummings nov haa sixtv mar
and tan teama WORKING on tbe canal ba
tween Lakee Waahinoton and Union
and pushing his contrsot aIon0 Al ran
idly a poegible.
All The old buildinOs IN What ia knov,
down 10 make room for a ve,v Ia ro,
structure soon 70 be built there by th,
railroad company.
NO. Fs;,h.;-, T. s.;.
very good business on TaIs Wsshinotor
with THAR little steamer Evil has;da,
beinc a great Recommendations ~ tha sst
tlerS on that deIiOhtfnl hodv ~ v.ter
m, p.:- --'.,,
-. ano r !! sawmul ON lake wasn
n snf"a ~. - sJSnc.nR eve.y Jay ana ma
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~ Of lumber S Wv KUN 4N"''
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s00w ioad OF latns.AOOUOOi IN mum
oIo soweo over from Fort Maoi
son ~ the Aneussa yesterday, and tn
Iatns VIII soon una their way on thu
s.,rc.;o,, ~ ~ .; ~" III 0ooiS' Oh CON
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| 60 called exposure OF spiritualism il
70 % gwen on Saturday and Monday
evenings next IN fesler's Hall, by the
heed crothers. They have been exhib'
itlnR In the towns TO the south OF rs
AND VIII 20 north from here.
The EvanRel arrived here yesterday
from ner "trip to British Columbia
bringing q lot OF Frazer river salmon
several hundred barrels Of lime and q
Few passenkers. She will have q new
propeller placed on her today.
| We receive many inouiries FINN
abroad about the ceIshration st Saatti.
on the Approaching national holiday
| In ranlv ~ 49, - So - al - -,
to como along and our citizens will d.
the best they can toward making thu
day one Of pleasure anu enjoyment.
| The railroad blachsm,th .hor my,
runs nioht Ana dsv And ~. ,r..h in
| ahop 4 crovdsa With ro,s rr;rs;,.ii,
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