Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-24

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ne sae Blsk.iy osnss ovsr 70 undergo
her annual inspsstion yssessdsg-
IN. Psariusu viII hsss an auction
| sale toruorrow Of housshcEd Roods.
The Olympia cesys<r b muoh impros-
Cd undsr iss nsw manaRsmsnt-f- O.
Montgomery.
Isares quantifiss Of cats are daily ar
irving from tbs lower Sonnd, Tor snip
meut 70 San krzncleco.
Steamer Wilmington h sxpseted 70
arrive today from 6an Francisco, sftsr
an unusually Drotrsctsd psssaRs-
while at San Francisco last trip, .
man on board the steamship HAiia
wallis fell overheard snd vAs drowned.
Judes =. X. Leviz vho has been IN
PoftisDd for several days on profess
sionL business, returned home ycsfer-
day.
J. G. Nixon and another gentleman
Ieft yesterday for the bs1nomisn nsts.
where shsy will pas In coupis Of days
kiiiing dscks-
IN. z. Atkinsous Of Newcastle, B. L.
Thorns. Of Reuton, and J. r. Hove, OF
Portland, were Registered &c the AIRING
ton Lass evening.
QusdriIIs paFtJ II Arion Hall satnr-
day svsnines October 18th, by Prof. Al.
Carter. 0snsiemen's school every
Wednesday svsnfns. oczi-os
ga. Turner by the boat today viii
send 20 British Columbia pair Of nne
chickens, on an order from Clinton, IN
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Mrs. Ben. Stretch Of Snohomish City,
who has been on brief visit 70 her
parents IN Olympia, returned % seattle
| yesterday aud will 20 home today.
DR.. Case has concIudsd 70 dispose OF
his household furniture and give up
h0usekeepin9 for abe present.. he has no
Intention, however. Of leaving Seattle.
Jos. snos and party from this city,
Who have been on duck hunting exps-
dition along the tide nats Of the lower
Sound, in sIoop, have started home,
and may be expected TO arrive today.
The steamer Washington arrived here
from Whatcom yesterday. afternoon,
bringing full freight and large liss OF
paassnQsFs- Captain Jackson reports
| that travel on the Washington 10 I'M
proving.
The Kniehts Of Pythias Of this city
have submitted q petition 20 George T..
Min, the tragedian, asking him 10 rem
der damon aud Pyshias" during his
stay here. He has NOT rs yet given his
reply, bos tonight be will play " Ham
let.
Chas. O. Terry Of this city has secured
Q round trip passage on the ship sauna
ira, which sails from Tacoma about the
| arst Of November for Australia with
| iumber. The young man leaves for mp
Soand 20 Join the ship today. and ex-
poets 10 be absent nearly year.
Owing somewhat TO the interest ex-
cited by politics there has been an an.
usual demand for this journal during
the past week, and advertisers have had
@ beneft In consequences. During the
week ending yesterday We circulated
exactly l296a papers. u being she big.
aest week on our record.
The Democrats of Thurston county
have nominated b. r.. Harmed for Coro-
| ner, Il. K. Andrews for Surveyor, Il. X
Longmire for Commissioner, r. Henry
for Probate Judge, Hrod Guy0t for SHEER
| id, and N. Ostrander Tor Representative.
The Democrats then fused with the In
dependent Republicans, yielding the
nominations remaining TO the latter.
Thomas w. Jenkins. representing
Liste, Hoelbing d voss, Of the Oregon
steam Bakery, 10 stopplnR at the Airing
ton. Mr.. Voss, of the firm, was form
eriy resident Of Seattle, and still owns
valuable property here. He is one OF
the many who have great faith In the
future Of this city, and never loses an
opportunity of speaking q good word
for the place.
The Republicans Of Thurston county
nominated county ticket last Satur-
day. They pat up II. Tallentire for
| Representative, w. l.. Ready for Pro-
bate JUDGE, j. James for Assessor. VIM.
| Billings for Sheriff, b. w. Davis for An
ditor, A. b. Woodland and George Capen
| for Commissioners, q. b. Mann for
school Superintendent.
On Sunday, October 8, 1862, the New
York Herald contained nineteen col
| umns and three. quarters of advertise.
ments az thirty cents line, and Octo-
Der 8, 1884, 10 contained one hundred
and six and three quarter columns OF
advertisements at forty i've cents line.
rhis is notable growth, tar greater
proportisnately for the TWENTY-FIVE
years since 1862 than the Herald had
made to that date from the time 1t was
started.
The committee appointed by the Pro
tective Association Wednesday evening
10 solicit subscriptions TO fund TO en-
ploy attorneys 10 fgkt the Sunday Law
vas around yesterday and succeeded in
raising large sum Of money. Those
who attended the meeting. some 80 in
number. all signed the roll and agreed
to keep open next Sunday. Some. how.
ever. will keep the front doors OF their
places closed, In conformity with the
provisions Of the city ordinance, and
| will take their chances ON the Terri.
toriai sunday Law being declared uncon-
stitutionai. Able attorneys will be en-
ployed, and the Law will be resisted to
| the bitter end, and test case will prob
ably go to the Supreme Court Of the
Territory before the question is finally
decided.