The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-20
EREyITIES.

For hest bargains in Seattle real estate,
call on III II. Dearborn & Co., room .,
Sewiin block.
The first train for the race track leaves at
i2;a0 today. The public Will select judges
Ia all contests.
Fine mosnete and velvet carpets are
being placed in the Hotel Rainier by Ora
ham & Daniton.
Mrs. G. NJ. Carlson, formerly with Tok-
las & singerman, has opened al art studio
at rs Third street
The funeral OF Charles Brewing took
Masonic cemetery.
Steamer skagit Chief leaves Hatfeld's
wharf for Roche Harbor and way portydt
II 30 a. m. Monday.
Last nights train from Tscorva (as an
hour late. owing 10 repairs ted hade on
. bridge q. thai place.
The remains OF J. h. Mod were buried
in Masonic cemetery Al 3 o clock yesterday,
from Bonney & stewart.
The Fremont Milling Company's MY
started Friday and Yesterday shipPc4 Eo
carloads OF lumber into the city.
The Pioneer Fuel Company started bust
ness Friday, opening an Office on Second
street and branch on Front street.
Edward Tonkin. ticket agent of the Puget
Sound Shore railroad went 10 Portland.
Or, Friday. He viii return this evening
The PUGET Mil Company yesterday
brought suit In the district court against
Perry 4 Dean 10 recover <21l5..S5 on an open
account
Mr.. l. A. Sadeau, manager of the Puget
sound Shore railroad, left the city last
evening for Portland, Or. He viii return
tomorrow.
Licenses to wed were yesterday issued bv
/ the county auditor for William Howe and
/ Mary Brown and Dennis MeGoyern and
/ Mary Riley. all Of Seattle.
/ scarfs doyles. toilet sets, tray cloths, pill
! low shans. shoe and laundry bags, shawl
/ aud travelling cases, etc. at the White
/ House, 2i9 Columbia street near Thirsp
/ The new station at Ballard. en Ve Sc
attic. Lake shore & Eastern rflrL, was
opened Friday. Mr.. j. LfZkd. late
/ ticket agent al Seattle. has cAsr;e of the
station.
The A / opposition steamship whining
| ton will leave igatGeld's wharf for San
| Francisco Sunday, October 20. at II o'clock
/ noon. Cabin fare. So, second class s.. J.
! - stAA4+tAtfs A41Atts
| Dora Brown. aged years. daughter of
| Mr.. r. Brown, died at her parents resi-
denoe Friday night. from diphtheria. The
| funeral took place Yesterday afternoon IN
! Masonic cemetery.
/ The palatial steamer state of Washington
/ win leave atfieid's wharf for Tacoma to-
/ aav tsnnday@. October 70. Al so p. m, IT
/ turning leave Tacoma at ; =. IN, arriving
I in seattle ut : o'clock.
Mrs. Electra Brace. mother of Mrs. NJ.
/ W. Willis. OF the Willis house. passed away
/ October II. after lingering illness induced
F bv travel end old age. she was buried IN
/ odd Fellows cemetery.
The fine weather keeps the builders, and
/ their name Is legion. IN good humor and
+ every day adds thousands OF dollars 20
I sheir pockets. All are praying for con
UnuAnce Of Old SOILS smiles.
expected that the passenger trains
+ Of the Seattle. Lake Shore aud Eastern will
+ leave ON ard after Tuesday next from the
+ foot of Columbia street. 4; which place the
trains started before the IRE.
I TIE work q plankiug the north side Of
] the Jackson street bridge. betseen South
/ Taifa sad Sixth streets, was completed
YESTERDAY A substantial rail- has been
/ put up al alopg the bridge, which wil re.
I move the probability Of farther accidents
/ ia that locality.
+ Four protests against the Cling Of Mckee
{ scrip by +. r. warser were entered al the
Land oaiss yesterday. The pru,esian;s
spe-s S,sessna Brun. \. A. Denny. Mary