, 1886-06-03
Eror,, Mo:sax,s Daily.

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Seattle VIII celebrate 'iie L fouF'n'
Lots OF new goods at Waterman y
hatz-
The Idaho viii he here early tomorrow
morning.
Strawberries are selling ia Seattle a
20 cents q quart.
\. II. =. Gordon = Ehc sporting "litol
Of Tie $. f. GIT2HU'+-
Gov. Sauire i a.ockip@ his dairy farm
on White river with bloNied COWS.
Chas. Prosc,,. of Seattle, has completed
fifty Years wor!; at the printers trade.
H. E,,,-,,o C,rt;aId ba. returned 10
Wha;corn after an extented trip to
Illinois.
" r, Sfeinwe,-. o. Whateonl. vii! so
to North Yakima to accept the position
of cashier II a bank there.
The NJ. +. church is nee sotiat;ng for q
LOT ut Friday Harhor and intends erect
ing a house Of worship there.
Frank Pettygrove received ii tempting
lot of fruit On the Queen. including
cherries. crrranls, oranges, sc.
Decoration exercises here Yesterday
vara LARGELY attended. and Farracut
Post, G. =. T., has reason to be proud
of It's efforts.
,Ia..rs u T. ,f,,,iel- ym Lee and
~ MI of po,. Arceros cona nm on
tto n;sn,tch and went to Seattle to
serve as iurymep.
NJ. An1ors,,, Gil o,,va IN tba Charles
IT,, ..,,,ouru, .,I +I,e-eartar devota
boz tiu,o % tba restaurant bpsinass in
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'ei 'eu LIS
al h"hor"Oie "iSo""ise'
g. IL. Bash Will leave III the morning
10 iooh '''et Ni' DlI,iSN o''''-o'"
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Geo. H. beede next theatticai attthc-
ton Tor Inc SOUND VIII De balrd 8
M1nstreis. The date OF their appearance
IN ros' io"'iSehu VIII "e "ilnoaH0o'
iiere"''et'
Gen. NJ. NJ. Bane has been appointed
by Gov. Squire to represent this Territory
IN the National Conference OF Charities
and Correction to be held IN st. Paul,
July i'' IL
SOLD OUR. W. dehion q Co. have
sold Their stevedoring plant at old
Tacoma to the Cooperative oteVedorlng
and Rigging Company, organized by the
recent strikers at that place
About two dozen passengers went to
Seattle yesterday on the Rustler. Some
were golHg to attend the floneeFs
meeting fltteen or twenty ola settlers
VIII go from mere TINS afternoon 10
attend the meeting aS Seattle tomorrow
At the Decoration Day exercises here
Yesterday there were upwards OF 500
persons in the procession. The grounds
were tastefuuy arranged, the addresses
were good, and the programme wfa
carried out without liar.
Amo,n tho trorsIarS ,,,,n thu Fast
s+onning - port Town.on5 for fou,
L.. ". uo,Iou Crool-o, y, ottornav
at-Iaw, of MARQUETTE, Michigan. Mr..
Crocker is an intimate friend of Cover
nor Swineford, of Alaska.
FINE NrS1c-Tha nphlic will rameno-
her with nIsaspre the exceiIept r..,s;c
frrn;sbad loo, reo- Inv an JtoI;o, 4.
ond viii no n,oosod n know th,t thoSo
,,,,.;oio,, .,ro :, .o,,,,, oo,.;, o,d vii,
nIav Mt Starrett.s Rink tomorrow evening"
DON'T fail to hear them. Admission "a
eants includino ska,ea-
possaro,ors Tor po.t To,vns.na From,
Son Fronc;.oo nor O,oen. Arr. n n
jackson. Mira n Janes and sister. Miss
r Simops. F. L. Perkins. Gee Blake. Fl.
f. Nicbolsen. G. FL. Walker. Mrs. .HH.
Heppner. J. A. johnson. ]. SbiIIebar. DIR.
Sehenck and wife. Miss A. Richards.
Miss p. Watson. Miss NJ. b. West. q.
Camnp..u DR.. q Henderson u Sco,t
Ra,oII;a I,,d,,a T, Sa,vvo- on5 s;o,o-
Ms RrnD Nb,s Walls wm Kf;tb T