Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-02

JoLr c. Percival and wife Of Olympia
paid O eyi1a visit 70 seattle last sVsnin9'
In. Reed, Jr., Of the Olympia iss
fra Of Brown 4 Reed. 10 81 prsssos u
SEATTLE.
Henry D. Cock, Of Yakima, proni.
nsrt ezrdidsts for Sergeant ss-afns OF
the Coanoii, IL At present IN seattle.
About seventy Eve Of GER Th.nksRis
Ing papers remain for sale, when can
se purchased al this oAee as cents
copy.
A psns Of glass vas broken In San
Franchises last week that cost ellU. II
vas IL feet inches vide By - feet 8
inches long.
By q fail breaking at Tacoma last
Monday, eight scalswsRs we're set AZ
liberty TO prey upon the honest people
OF the world.
The Legislators srs already Assem-
bling q. the Territorial Capital, prcpsr-
s,ory 70 the biennial meeting Of theif
body next week.
Mrs. Clara Fol,z. the nstsd California
lawyer, 10 expected to arrive In Seattle
daring the week, and will probably leo
ture while here.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Martha
Goodburn. will take place from tue
family residence in North Seattle, at
1919 a. m. today.
The steamer Glide has been hauled
out 90 Alexander Aliens ways, in North
se title. where she will remain for q
week or ten days. undergoing q general
ovsrhaulinR.
James Fairbairoe, we'll and fsvorably
known In Seattle and King county. has
gone TO Portland to accept q lucrative
situation 10 one of the leading machine
shsps of that city.
All. Manning has quit steamboating
and gone to keeping a butcher shop IN
the Rell block, North Front street. He
IL an old hand at the business and
knows What he Ia doing.
Miss Jefreys Lewis Is playing to
crowded houses in Portland. Her men
aeer, Sam Mott, vas In Seattle last
evening arranging for her appearances
Ia this city on December 7th and 18th.
The Gold Bar Restaurant has at last
mt in white cooks. They we're pro-
cured through Mr.. Geo. W. Cranes Em-
pIoynent Boresu. from Chicago. and
the prestige of this popular eating place
| will be sustained.
The O'Shsu ty Club have arranged for
a grand concert, to take place at Co
lumbia Hall, Olympia. on Friday even
| ing next. An elaborate program has
been prepared, and the concert will nc
doubt be an enjoyable affair.
Geo. w. Trsvsr, Of Tacoma, has de-
cided to open real estate office in Coal
Harbor, the western terminus Of the
Canadian Pacific railroad. Mr.. Travel
| IL of the opinion that there will be q
i big boom there for SEINE time TO come
and that present business prospects are
very favorable.
The Plymouth Literary Society's con
GER! 10 be given nj the Congregations
church this evening. has been prepared
With great care and promises to be yer,
entertaining. Its program IL composed
of a variety such AZ il rarely found II
one evenings performance, and thost
who are fortunate enough to get seat
will be richly entertained.
The schooner Leo Was launched from
the ways yesterday. She has been thor
oachly overhanied, and In being fittet
/
and two biaded propeller was placed II
her while on the ways, and the engin,
and boiler formerly In the Wildwood
Brothers. In few days.
The beach road is again Ia a dsplora
BILE condition, being unsafe to trave
over and disoraceful to the town an.
county. That road has been one Of th,
psrplsxities Of rural Supervisors, Stree
Commissioners, City Councilmen aud cit
liens generally for thirty years, durinI
which time about $4,000 have beeI
spent upon IL. and Ii II NOT today wortl
anything.
8. Kline, of San Francisco. telegraph
cd to Sam Rosenberg. manager Of th,
Star Clothing House, yesterday, tha
he had Just purchased and sent by ex
press ten watches, to be given to th,
boys of Puget Sound. Mr.. Rosenberi
states thst from this date every boz
purchasing q suit OF clothing at tht
store, will Be given ticket which viii
entitle him to chance in the drawins
for the watches, which will take piac'
on Christmas eve.
Tbs bouquet fever increases. It Il
l 8us VIII koAucu1 nutc o18 tu0f0 tot
produce beautiful flowers at this sim,
OF year. bat II seems 10 be the common
thing. The latest illustration IL q mag
nihcsnt bouquet from the garden OF Mr.
ID. p. Whitney, Of HouRhtsn. A larSl
portion OF the country east of the Ter
ritory IA now In the clutch of winter
deep snow. thick Toe and intense cold
Here We are without frost even, and
flowers and fruits are Jet TO be seen II
theopsn gardens.
The regular gospel temperance meet
Ing. appointed for Wednesday evening
in the Y. NJ. O. A. rooms, will occur OF
Saturday evening, instead. II Il
thought that this arrangement will bet
ter accommodate those interested II
temperance and especially those whom
these meetings are designed TO help.
cordial and earnest invitation 10 ex
tended 10 all Who are In any way inter
ested In temperance 10 come and hell
make the meeting a success. There vii
be short addresses and singing ans
prayer. Don't forget the change q
Saturday evening. Nor the hour, which
10 7.3o.