Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-08

Jacob HaupGly Of Seabsck 10 1t pres
snt in Seattle on bosinsaA
r. B. Phillips, the San Francisco
Chronicle man. 10 again in Seattle.
A lest pony. belonging TO ]. 8 Stiles
Of this city, b advertised for BY that
individual.
The Zephyr brought down another
load Of finishing lumber from Tum-
water for the new North SchOolhoose
yesterday.
The Golden Rule Bazaar il provided
With valentines for tue trade OF the
coming week.
The Lawson residence property IN
Olympia vas sold Last week TOD. W. Be-
mer for $500.
g. C, Phinney is distributing the
deeds to his new Maynard Lake Wash
ington addition.
An employees Of this office lost watch
harm yesterday, for which no adves-
tises this morning.
Two Chinese gamblers, Leo and All
Lee, were arrested last evening and will
have a bearing this afternoon.
Pickering il Co., of the employment
agency, have an excellent offer IN the
paper today, under the head New Ad-
veEtisements."
The City Of Brooklyn arrived yester-
day morning, and is unloading at Yes
ier's wharf. She will load kentOn coal
for San Francisco.
The wedding cards of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. Stewart, were received last eve
ming. On their arrival at Seattle they
will take apartments fitted no for them
at the Arlington.
Mrs. Capt. ]. B. Libby and her son
Granville left by the Queen yesterday
~ Join her husband, who il at present
sol0urninQ in San Francisco in CON-
pssny With Capt. William ksnton.
At the outset Of the cold spell We are
now enjoying the coal dealers Of victo-
ria tucked ON q substantial addition to
the price of their commodity, selling 1t
at Is per ton, and selling lots OF It ut
that.
John Tracy, a we'll known young man
of this city, and for several years em-
pl0ysd in McGinnis's soda factory, left
for San Francisco yesterday, at which
place he expects hereafter 70 make his
home.
The people OF Port Blakely are pre-
paring - give a grand masquerade bail
at the Blakely hall on the I'D instant,
which will NO doubt be most enjoy
able affair, rs tn, people of that port
never do things by halves.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give an dgratlabIe social this
evening at the residence of Mrs. h. h.
Brown, on the corner OF Madison and
Front streets, over tho drug store. All
are cordially invited.
The San Francisco Store has been q
little DELAYED in the proposed extension
of their establishment to the upper floor
Of the building occupied by them, but
they expect to fully cOnsummAte their
plans in March ut the furthest.
The Seed Annual for 1884, of d. II.
Ferry d Co., of Detroit, Michigan. IL
the handsomest volume of Its kind re-
ceived this year. A better soed house
than that of D. N. Ferry d Co. does not
exist anywhere Ia the United States.
A Walla Wallan who recently made
his first visit to seattle. declares there
are three hundred saloons, eating houses
aud lodging houses in that city.-W.W.
Union. Yes, and We expect t. have six
hundred here in 1886, and three thou
sand in 1884.
Nellie Boyd is probably the most pop
ular actress among our people that has
ever visited the Sound, and this 40
counts for the rapidity With which the
box sheet is being filled up. Miss Boyd
has finADOmpany, and no doubt will
give frat class entertainments.
Mr.. Chas. Eisenbris is about to build
another two story stone business house
at Port Townsend, and it ia said that
Mr.. q. N. Bradshaw il SOON to follow
his example. Port Townsend already
has more stone built houses than ANY
other town in the Territory.
Captain Henry Rooder, one of the pio-
neeru and solid citizens Of the town OF
WhatCon, has been spending several
tlemeut of the t0wnsite troubles with
which Whatcom has 20 long been tor
tured. We trust that his efforts will be
crowned With the utmost success.
On the 3lst Of January, Delegate
Brents introduced in the House bill
for the improvement of Nooksack river.
The same day Senator CullOm intro
duced bill giving certain rights and
privileges to the Bellingham Bay Rail-
road and Navigation Company, for the
building of a railroad from Seattle to
Whatc0m.
A little boy, whose parents of late
have experienced considerable difficulty
in making him attend his Sunday school
regularly, felt very much disappointed
at not being permitted 10 see the Sulli-
van slugRinR match Wednesday even.
Ing, and yesterday, ON learning that tue
combination would be here again on
Saturday, rushed down to his fathers
place Of business. and, approaching
that stern parent, exclaimed Pa, If
you'll take me to she Sullivan show
when it COMES back. I'll 60 70 Sunday
school for whole year, and never run
away once" The father has taken the
case under adyieoment.