Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

tsf ezauDt 1Aa48 Q 4Atss4 Ala4lv
aAR announces q ball for a..
~ Nevemhar I1Gh foE tAn bBneAi
rslisf fund Of alsvsns Post No. I
nsazss. q pr0minsnt cfsizsz
- and bfofher-in-la8 e q. 9
- ~ Pen Gamble. = seEle1sly eel
fns II Portland.
.ss goenosr has BEEN agealniea
- 81 TIE Quoan 81 the RAeias
sre 81 Csp1sin Hanson who resign
- earnmand 81 ths Wall Waila
- AZ Conversational Church A
1870 vii BE- dedicated nezt Sun
=. flSlohcr 9th. The pubiic general
e invited % attend on tsat occea-
~
1890 n. Gilman has EeaiVed 8 con
- - 4 larrs nnmber Of cteoaC1se
- 4 SOW placinn bis wgeks d
sr senpe 10 turn them cnt s. rapid
ne pesaele.
~ 1handag msfninE = 8one1.
=. s.,r.|TIIrfaade dent Of she 0sees1 In
Ssent Gompany's Franklin nine
<..sssrsaied 81 his family, viii leagl
~ fof ssFanton, p.
aewalk battling 10 unusually aetiV1
- - crescent. The work Is timely
- Z appreciates 81 "a Coo Ksaiden|
esna DARING The vet weekaeT u
renine wintsr months.
~ trsin yesterday Wills oonine into
- - into q band 81 eastle o. thG
- d Brien's, and killed quite 4
,-~i.sF including ihroa blooded heifefl
1919 . Terenee 0BEians 9.
mmk n he arat eieht-mils section
~ pnQe8 sound 4 aray'e HaTb0i
$1,000 e completed. with the eNcep
- ~ fhe bridges, which aFe All Ia
and ainost ready to be Faissd.
~ Kisa Uouuty PEohibitionisls have
.srSs1d he nominations Of Il. y.
1000 fsg conneilmau aud Geo. Weed
a. fIaes.f.iasioner. These men wsre
80 animated bY She regular hsCub BIZ
o Consention.
Durlna ihs nonth o. Sepielnber Il. 7Es
f.ss a. eaal weFe shipped from tie Vari.
~ kne County mines, ns follows
tseaklIn. 1916 tons Black Diamond,
ne sons Cedar Mountain. 800 tons
Hsaeagls. 10l9 tons,
rs Seventh Day Adyenlists have
1aaead 3 store room sn Eromt ntrne1 IA
1s fourth Ward, whers services ara
n6a feguisEly held. The rain and 10.
atasinR eoid made the tugtheE use Of
- ient impkacticabie.
1hs Washington Iron Works Il en-
etrsa Il building q new pair Of engines
"a ttt 1aeamef Cascade. The engines
e Asl steamer will be Transferred %
IA naw hnli Eaoenily balls b. J. r. 4.
MlilAnll geE Captain Cove
a. wea infrodnosd to che !. B. Met.
nlis rsaldenee, on Main street, yeaier-
~. A stable b being built on The lots
q fas asme gentleman, for the keeping
oe kaEss. TIE Metealfs groom Is ere
fAone ne most beautiful il the eity.
OBJ GRAFT, who for she past thrso o.
folG monlhs has been acting as super
inisaaaus Of freight on TIE Ocean
DeaS, bee keen promoted 20 she raapon
Nbls position Of cashier for the Oregon
inplsrement Company on that dock.
oaplain GeofRs s. Wright o. New
TERI 8 e present 10 Seattle, having
e1ns West ogef the Canadian Pacific.
Hem hess en- business, and will prob
els make s1me donnito arrangement
IA laieFonee 10 The Eliza Anderson be.
Tore be returns East.
James West OF Walla Wills Is pat
ina ap = shooting gallery 10 one % the
Eegt roems 10 Eyes Opera House
olofk NJ. West came 10 Seattle on q
q|fi, aad vas % veil pleased With the
place nnd iia prospects that he deter
nined % 90 into business here.
capsaln Charles Low, who has been
Oh zip 30 California, states that the
raF1led condition OF his little son 10
mash Improved aud constantly on the
nlad. Mr. Lowe eyeaiRht has also
EGoFed, and she and her son will
1eaa l1a winter 10 and ab0ut Los An.
Rsisa Cal.
fhe yaeanl stores and dwellings OF
~ k0aFth Ward (Belltova) are rapid.
nliing with tenants, az has also been
ne aAno ID other parts Of the city fer 4
n1mheF of mouths past. This Il gFati.
lyina q zee, and Is decidedly enjoyable
HpiegeFty owners. AZ the same tins
sceal Of building is under way.
rs new ana combined eoaoh and
eleooe recently built By the Oregon
iMpl0sement Company for the Shore
ldae road vas pat on the track Mon
qay. y plaea0 Of tho old freight car here
loiefs assd on the road for passengers.
ne patsuns Of the accommodation
ehanea
1ee Edison Eneandesosnt Light Com
peny q 81 Paui offer 70 supply tha pao-
10 q hat city With light 81 the rate Of
3 month for I've lamps, and lower
rAtes Tor Increased numbers 81 lamps,
41sa 10 ten cents q lamp. The com.
pay proposes 60 furnish lamps without
eaafRes except for breakaee, and the
eatoeas viii be provided e. The COM
panyh expensa.
chafsss slarkWeatheF, the Tieffm 81
.ea W ane feather outrage, says the
taeomA Nelcs, Ia nov wall. He will 70.
MAln a the FeRct SQUAD College Hos.
Rll4l, es vii also the squaE who was a
parry II tha scene Of the troubles. Tha
l4aaH e held ~ witness, and uhiil
waiting b employed IN work about the
-eapttal akarkWeather saya be i
eqand 70 sec the thing tAroaeh, until
lenllaSy.
Ihs pahliaheFs Of TAe YoasA's Cem.
piAsaa lass winter offered nine prixea
Mnaing from $50 20 $500, for thr
ans beet stories ID four di7oranl
s.aesea-sefials, stories foF boga. stories
~ Rifls and adventure stories. Amono
Aen e oaa Of &5cl, being the flfal
ltiae foE boys short stories, which 4
lssn % Charles w. Clarke o. SPOKANE
eAll4 v. r, for a story entitled Kat
49, Aheaa stories will al he pub
s~seu u TIE CenpaAios next year.
Lhe lasi steamer from San FRANCHISES
etoaehl she esual large qaaatity 81 Cal
aosnia and Island fruit-oFanRes, ba
..aaA peaches. grapes, ETC., aud siandi
- made Rlogt1usly attractive viii
Ne4s when supplemented With oar oWI
espiea. psAFs, blaekberrlea. eranbeFriee
- lhe end has been pretty nearly
Aeaad Of summer and early fall fruits
agsspef, the last Of which will be seer
many more days have elapsed
anosra grapes are yet IN abundance
Ney vii from this on gradually diaap
49,. Ihe last melons sre nos IN mar
~ All berries bot cFanbeEFles viii b
We very shortly. A month hence vii
1aa nee more than bali daEen vaEie
We o. fruit IN market. bat these varie
49, VIII remain With % all winter and
AM spring.
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