Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-27
BasVITuEs.

The Ocean Dock Warehouse is crowd
sd with freight.
Yesterday vas blue Monday at the
Polics Court-no business.
The kindergarten : ,hoOi will close
tomorrow, 10 reopen on she "a OF jan
uary.
Piper is we'll stocked up with mince
pies in view OF the coming Of Thanks
giving.
Revival meeting at the Baptist Church
tonight. Preaching at I o clock by Rev.
ID. J. Pierce.
The steamer Glide, but little the worse
for her recent mlshap near Laconner. Is
now IN port.
The temporary county bnilding il 90
in. up in a hurry, the outer work being
almost completed.
Furnished rooms NAV be obtained on
Fifth street by referring to advertise
ment Ia another column.
Quite stiff breeze was blowing from
the west last evening, and the bay was
covered with white caps.
Large quantities OF railroad spikes
Ar. lying along the railway awaiting
shipment to Black River junction.
The Victoria Port estimates the loss
by the recent fire IN that town at 500
90, while the CoiDnist estimates it at
| $4,000. Quite difference there.
Steamer W. +. Munroe will take pas
seugers to Whatcom for one dollar. aud
from ~hitcom to Nooksack for another
dollar, or two dollars from Seattle.
Charlie Hewitt. whose attempted As
sassinatiOn near Olympia last month
will he remembered. has so far rec0y
! cred IA to enable him ~ get out and
around.
Front street has been tapped at the
| foot Of Columbia. hole having been
| punched TN der the sidewalk in order to
allow the mud to run down To the
beach.
Among the principal attractions At
the concert tonight will be violin solo
bv Mr.. f.. Lobe of the Golden RHle
| Bazaar, aud song, - the Fog Bell.
| by j. l.. Howard, manager Of the Ore
! gon Improvement Company.
NJ. \. Sullivan, the Belltowu boot and
| shoe dealer, got in seventy-two ctse-
new goods on the steamer Mexico. ana
the extent Of his importation made him
almost crazy. He went all over town IN
a wagon yesterday shouting at the top
of his voice all about his new goods.
In An effort to be funny at our OK
pense the fhroaicie quotes the Posi-
ISrELILGESCER a. saying something
about the fern lands of WbatcOm COun-
ty. This paper knows nothing of any
! fern lands there, sand nothing about
them, and doesn't wish to be wrongly
reported on any such matter.
1t is to be hoped no person will in
any wise hold the Posr lNTELLIGENCER
responsible tor the ungramlnaticai, IL
logical. disj Jinted and cratic contribu-
ton of -. c." Oh woman suffrage. the
most careless reading of which is quite
sufficient to cause its complete condem-
nation.
Mr.. James X. Watson and his sister,
Miss Alvina Watts n, spent Sunday III
the city. They are lately from Cue rne-
vile, California. and propose to make
SnohomIsh City their future home.
Both are accomplished teachers. and
bar very strong letters Of r ,commenda-
ton fran prominent educators IN Cali
fornia.
A good law IL the one that is said to
have passed compelling the takers of
abstracts to search the records after or
binary business hours. II has become
common thing for County Auditors to
yet up abstracts, aud in doing 50 TO
keep the public from the use of such
records ~ they Soc tit, or ~ suits their
own convenience. This should not be
tolerated, and We understand Il recently
enacted law prohibits it.