Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-20

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A. B. Stewart and bride arrived heme
b ths Qusso.
An sieht-room dwelling house ID i'd
vsrtiosd fog rent In another column.
C.P. Stone kssps -four delivery Wagons
busy carrying goods from the store 70
his customer.
Ballard 4 Hatfield and other produce
dealers did lively business in the feed
line Yesterday.
w. F. Allen 4 Co. lost about &150
worth Of goods by the wreckinR of the
steamship UmAtilla.
X. 4. Albsrtson has returned to his
6rst love, the laW, and 10 nov located in
the ONCE Of Barke d Rasin.
The snov yesterday compelled . sus-
pension Of work - almost ell the build
inRs in coorss Of construction.
The heavy fall Of snow viii somewhat
retard the progress OF coal trains on the
Columbia and Puget Saund Rsilroad.
J. L. Howard will remain in Seattle
two or three days longer. looking after
the interest Of the corporations under
his Management.
Mrs. Sackman Of Port Blakely is ar
ranging for the construction Of i've
cottage hOuoes On her lots, corner of
Ninth and Cedar streets.
HOPS are advancing, and are nov
quoted at from - 70 70 cents per pound.
We learn OF one LOT that sold day or 20
ago ut n cents per pound.
The entertainment 10 be given for the
benefit Of the @. A. X. osostsry fund
Vas Of necessity postponed from last
night until tomorrow night.
OApsaia @. II. Parker 10 temporarily
in command of the Messenger. while
his father il attending to some private
bosinsss on shore at Olympia.
The dance which vas 10 have been
given at The Court house this evening
has been postpo0ed until next Tuesday
evening O eooOunt Of the weather.
The Zephyr arrived on time from
Olympia yesterday, not vithstandinR
the binding snowstorm, bringing about
Is pAssensers and sssall lot OF freight.
Louis Pelz complains that some Of his
goods we're damaged yesterday by SNOW
balls which we're thrown into his stand,
ct the corner of Commercial and Wash
inRtoH streets.
q. g. Phinnsy 4 Co. have sold enc
hundred Of tue Maynard Lake Wash
iaat0n addition blocks, leaving thirty
one unsold. the prices Of which have
bsen pot uE to $50 block.
A thirty foot section Of Sohwabaoher
Bros. 4 Co.'S warehouse, in the rear of
their store, will have 70 b cut Cd and
moved oAs Of the way, ~ make room
for the railroad along the water front.
Prudent teamstsrs put in the forenoon
yesterday stocking their barns With hay
and feed for their teams, and getting
ready for = few days bad weather.
which in all probability they viii rsulizs.
Thomas Brennan. n. p, the cole
brated Irish patriot and aRitator, ar
rived in the city BY the Hayward last
evening. He Vas FUoeived &C the dock
BY committee Of our IRISH citizens and
escorted ~ the Arlington Hotel.
The proposition 70 organize . Fire
Department in this city meets With IA
v0r sn all sides, and NO doubt the Coun-
oil viii pass she required ordinance
looking 70 that eud, - requested By q
Joint committee Of the various tire cOm-
pAniss.
Olympia oysters seem 10 be scarce
commodity in this market NJ the pres
ens time, and mOst Of the restaurants
are usin0 fresh Or frozen Oysters from
the Z ut in place Of the sound oysters,
vhion are much smaller, bus still pre-
fstabls 10 those from the East
A very clevsriy made snov man sat
In q big suOW armchair ON trout street
last evening. he v0rs coat, . plug
hat and . pair of speotacles, and had
in his mouth cigar. Il was a. good
job Of ne kind ~ ever vas done in
she CITY. and probably was the best.
Frahm 4 Simpson packed about l5O
tons of loo at Lake Union for summer
Uss. Another party packed about 100
tons at the same place. This. With
what the local factory will turn Out,
should b. sufficient T. keep this CON-
munity cool during the coming summer.
Mr.. Furnisr. q young man in the en-.
plOy Of w. ID. Scott l. Co. Of this CITY,
holds the cham pionship Of Canada for
fast skating. llrrs yeas ago he won
the International CONTEXT in that pro
vince, and received . gold medal from
the Princess Louise and the Marquis Of
Lorre for his snooess in winning that
ooutest.
The ooldess weather 80 far this month,
at Eagle Harbor, nine miles west Ut
this city, was degrees above zsrO on
the llth. de9rsss above On she l2sh
and IL degrees above on the 18th. lhs
lowest degree Ut osd in Seattle, report
ed BY one Observes. vas II degrees above
zero. This was near the heart Of the
town. Back . mile OF - the cold Vas
ersasss. - also On high. exposed ground.
d. y. Learner, young man formerly
. rvsidsnt Of the Sound county, but
who tor the past seven ysArs has lived
IN Montana. u again in this seoslOn
vtsatin9 relatives and friends. some
tve months ago be attempted to break
. trail throa9A the snOv into the CDpr
dAieue .nineo vish . Pack train, and
had his fsss badly frossn. Aftsr re-
naming IN Ssatsle for = fec DAYS. he
vill rssaru 70 Montana and aoceps . DO
sitioa ~ b0okksspss in . general msr-
chsndtsan9 sseablishmeas At NissoalA.