Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-05
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fes:erd. ~ was another dull q Az at the
/ Police Court.
[ The Elder will take out a auan.itv of
hops and oats.
The Willamette arrived from Port
land yesterday afternoon.
Nothing has vet been heard OF Some.
the White River murderer
Ihe weather vane on top Of the Yes
ler-Leary building is being repaired.
Those in want Of a piano can learn At
THIS office of one that they can obtain
1t "a low price
Il. =. kiibourne, dentist. has opened
an office for the practice of hl- profes-
SION IL the Stone building.
4. Hawkins, with Office in KENYON
block, Is the latest addition 10 the
medical fraternity of this city.
Schooner American Girl. with freigh,
from San Francisco, Was in the Straits A
couple Of days ago, and may be expect
ed her5 any Lonr.
Merchant Il Co'spoet is not to he out
done by their candy maker In the
quantity of his production, but grinds 1t
Out by the Wholesale.
The WEEKLY PosT-INTELLIGENCF.
issued today. Is To be obtained at the
publication office and at the Stratman
and Brooks news stands.
Th watch stolen by John Dunn, men
oDed III these columns Yesterday, was
not taken by him III the Arcadia Sa-
LOOM but at another house.
ID. Davis. from California, is the sue
cessor Of }. w. pnkerton, is manager
of the Carbonate coal mine. and has
already entered upon his new duties.
The Welcome was unable to make
her trip yesterday morning, and the
nail did not arrive here until toe
North Pacific brought it in tins morn
ing.
A barge loaded with 5000 feet of
lumber from the fesler rnill is awaiting
a tow to Sullivan Slough, whsre the
lumber will be used in building the big
county bridge.
The kitsap county property of the
James Taylor estate will be sold at auc-
tion i'll Port Madison OH the 9th inst,
and the King county property of the
same on the 18th, III Seattle.
Patrick O'Shea was up in the Police
Court again yesterday, having acted in
too belligerent manner toward that
unfortunate bar-keeper of his. He will
have hearing this morning.
The most sweeping reduction in prices
is offered by br. 1ster x Co. at the old
portinan store, which must cause a rush
to their doors after their reading the
Posi- lNTELLIGENCEg this morning.
Alr. Sullivan. OF the Belltowa shoe
store, wishes To contradict the Chronicie
story that he Is a peddler. He says he
is merely advertising his goods, and can
and will sell them at 81 PAIR cheaper
than anyone else in Seattle.
Mr. Howard, of the Maison Doree. is
determined to have the boss billiard
al on the Sound. To that end he has
Just added two more new tables, max
my five Ill all. They are Of the Bruins
wick X Bake patent, and are all uni
form III design and finish.
Messrs. Bersch d. Hinck, proprietors
of the Felson Beer Depot in this city,
have had SO inaay calls for that cele
brated brand of beer from abroad that
they have perfected arrangements to
Wholesale as we'll us retail that article
hereafter. Customers from a distance
will please bear this III mind.
The marriage of Mr.. A. r. MacCulsky,
of the firm of W. ID. Scott d Co., to
Miss Ella S.ruve, eldest daughter of our
worthy Mayor, will take place at the
residence of the bri les parents at noon
today. Owing to Mrs. Strives i'll health
the wedding will be a very modest az
inir, no one being invited except mem
bers of the immediate family. After
the ceremonies the happy couple will
take the afternoon boat up the Sound
and proceed east of the mountains on
their wedding tour.