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The Chicsgo quotations represent Spring, while thi
st. Louis and New York figures are for Red Winter

Inc CuiC9So quOIaIlOnS CPiiHsJ nhtlS ING
st. Louis and New York figures are for Red Winter
qualities.
BARLEY-B lsiness during the week has been CON-
paratiyely Zig Prices meanwhile have varied but
little, the fiuctuation not being over lac @ ctl
To-day it looked as if the market were steadying,
and many operators inclined to the belief that live
lier times and better rates were near at hand Feed
descriptions alone seem to be in immediate request
Brewing is very dull OF sale, and transactions have
almost to be forced. Street quotations 81 goa
22k for Feed and 81 22l9l % o ctl for Brewing.
Sales on call at the Produce Exchange were closed
upon 900 tons, as follows:
Msy-100 tons, 81 10; 100, 81 1sf.
September-20O tons, 81 IL; 200, 81 III 400,
81 liz
BUYER the season-900 tons, 81 20 500 81 2O4.
Seller the season-600 tons, 81 ISL /; 100, 81 1Ss.
Seller lSS3-100 tons, 81 90; l00 81 094; 800,
81
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

Eastern and Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK, April 18th.
BRRADsrUFFs - Flour Is dull and Wheat ia
irregular, latter at 81 05@1 II q bushel
WooL-California is steady at 12Gl4c for fall
hurry, and 10000 for clean fall spring bury, 15d
zoe; clean spring, 24@31c; pulled, lS@40c
HIpKs-Calhornia are dull at 2s@22ic
CHICAGO. April 18th.
wHHAr-s1 05s for May.
CoRN-541c for May.
PoRK-Sl8 Is for May.
LARD-s11 IS for May.
RIBs-s9 81.
LIVERPOOL, April 18th.
WHEAT = California spot lots are dull at 9s
to 9s Cd. Cargo lots ASS Cd for just shipped, a.
Cd for nearly due and AS for of coast.
sacrane nto Produce Markst-wholesale
corrected daily for the RECORD UMoH.I
SACRAMENTO, April 18th.
FRUr-Lemons, Sicily, &c 50a7; Oranges-Pa- a.
ma, - 1893 Q 100; California, 81 5oq2 . box
Lines, sl@1 %; Bananae, g s0@4 . bunch
Pinespples, s69o dozen Cocoanuts, s79S 0 100;
Apples, 81 5o9l IS 3 box; Cranberries, s16@l6 so
Q Dbl.
Pm FRuIrs-Assorted, 2A-n cans, doz, O.;
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches, 2&D cans,
q; Portland Blueberries, 2-D cans, ~; Whor.
tleberries, 81 rs.
DRIED FRUI1s-Apples, sliced, 7dsc b; do
quartered, ea7c; pears, peeled, 7@sc; do, IA.
peeled, 4@15c Pl 1ms, pitted, 12@13c; Peaches,
l1d12c; do peeled, 1S919c; Prunef. German and
French, l2@l3c; Blackberriee, 149i5c; Figs, Call
fornia, dSc D.
TABLE FRurrs-Assorted, 2{-n cans, . DOE, % rs /,
Peaches, SO; Bartlett Pears, g.; Pums, " 80
Blackberries 1898 % Gooseberries, - 20 straw
berries IS 25 Apricots, 60; Muscst GEapecy " 70
BED Currants 50 Is; Cherries, g So
yEeETABlKs-Po:atces, 6ocgsl 30; salt LAKE,
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BORN.

Sacramento April 12-wife of Horatio Hurd, son
Dixon Spri e-wife of j. Il. Rice, son.
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sCROfULuUs

SCROfULOUs
Humor on face neck and head for twelve years per
maneutly cured by CuTIcURA REMEDIES after medl-
cal and hospital treatment had failed.-Hon. VIM.
Taylor, Pemberton square, Boston.
SALT RHEUM covering the body for ten years, and
resisting all known methods of treatment cured by
CUrIcusA REMEDIES Charles Houghton, lawyer, %
State street, Boston.
PsoRI. Sis or Leprosy of twenty years standing
perfectly cured Most wonderful case ON record
ure certified TO before magistrate and well known
citizens H +. Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y.
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CUrICURA REsOLvENT,

The new blood purifier, kills the disease germs Of
Scrofulous, Contagious and Inherited Humors,
which float in the hood, urine and perspiraton, eX-
polling them through the bowels, kidneys and pores
dead skin and flesh, dlays feelings and irrtations.
softeus, soothes and heals 1t instantly relieves the
most torturing Itching Humors, Itching Piles and
Delicate Irritations. CUTcURA SOAR pre- pared from
Crrrcr,RA il indispensable in the treatment OF Skin
Diseases Irfantile aud Birth Humors, AID Tor pre-
serving and identifying the skin.
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In Paris there is rage for wooden stuffs.
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No. l White

Quotations Of No. grades Wheat at leading cen
tiers to. day are telegraphed as follows:
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
ROLAND REED IN CHEEK!
For Sale at a Bargain.

~ Don't forget the Vokes Family Play Wednes-
day Night and Saturday Matinee only. a96t
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PEOPLES MARKET,
612 j Street.

A SPRING is UPON Us. 1T Is A MATTER
N OF interest to heads of families, hotels and
country customers to know where TO get their Mar
ket Produce. For their information will say that
am carrying full line Of
Poultry. Fish. Butter. Cheese, Eggs,
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LIVERPOOL, April 18th.
WHEAT = California spot lots are dull at 9s
to 9s 3D. Cargo lots, ass Cd for just shipped, AS
Cd for nearly due and AS for of coast.
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rnE ROAD TO ssiTrss CsLrxssA.


The dispatch following confirms what
we have before said Of the building Of
q railroad from this city into British
Columbia at or near New westmins-
ter:
wAsBIssTos, Jan. 12.-Groyer's bill,
introduced in the Senate yesterday,
granting right Of way over tbs pablic
lands In Washington Territory 20 the
Puget Sound and Canadian Railway
Company, and for other purposes,
grants such night of way. 100 feet wide,
20 the company 10 build a road from q
point on Paget Sound. via Bsiiingham
Bay. to tbs northern boundary Of the
Territory. or 20 the 43fh degree north
latitude, 70 connect With the proposed
road in British Columbia, 10 connect
with the line 70 Join ths Canadian Pa
ciic. The company il empowered TO
build bridges and take land. not exceed
ing forty acres IN any one place, for de-
pyts and sidings. The road il TO be
public highway for the use Of the Gov
eminent When the Governor Of Wash
inaton Territory shall certify that ten
miles Of the road have been complet-d,
the company shall have the right TO
buy, in legal subdivisions, not exceed
ing LEO sections Of public land, within
fifteen miles ON each side of the line
completed, at &l-25 per acre; and with
each following completed ten miles, the
right 10 purchase lands, a. Aforesaid, il
given. II the lands are not selected
and paid for within five years from the
date of the Governors certificate, the
right expires. and il the right is not
completed within six years the grant
exuiYez
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

BrrLpxs KRxrrp.-Louis X. Sohns
II an expense Of over $1,000, has erect
Cd . large three-ssory building On the
corner Of Second and Main streets, Is,
fest eAst Of the Arlington House. This
buiIdiuQ IL A. large a. the Arlington,
and contains O. rooms, consisting OF
payjors, suites and single rooms. 10 was
tbs intsntton Of the builder n rent u A.
3 hotel, ~ il was especially adapted 10
that purpose, having gas and water all
through il, and fitted with bath tub@,
heasers. aud all the modern improve
msuts. The building 10 now about com
pastSd, and presents very creditable
sppezrxnos. Yesterday Capt. Smith, of
is Arlington. secured lease Of this
structure. and will nj once commence
furnishing il The rooms viii be
furnished in black walnut u rouahoui,
and no expense will be spared TO make
them 6ut-class in every particular. The
rooms will b ready for occupancy about
April LIT, and will be especially adapted
Tor private families. The regular board
efD a4 tbs Arlington will be given apart
msnts in ths new building, thus reiiev-
ing the hotel of it, crowded condition,
and making more room and better ac-
oommodation for transient customers
Ia the older building. A walk will
b. laid between the two, and = back en-
trance made 10 the Arlington dining
room for the convenience Of roorners In
The nsw building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

e3~eu,shjo Umzsillz arrived JssssS1zy
<rarn PoYssand. She VIII load sozs fof
Gen Francisco.
m Chamber Of CoznDssoe vii bod
- rsculaY monthly EaesfEng 70 iAsn
rooms tomorrow evening.
n. Dovns will pseass call At nsis o.
g. On M0udzy- 4 good ssf1ss1oz.
avsits hifs 10 answer 70 his aossf'i@7-
nseuG
Mn Cape, z. j. Barss arrived a. "a
e<rna last evening. and On I1e7day DeAs
nil oome 70 Seattle for short IT,,
r.yious 20 sailing With Der h1sxafsa i"f
NslbouEne, Australia
Pspsr il rov being lsrgsiy n<1s =.
India. In the pobiic Offices fas 49,
crafty Il no bngsr inpors1 20
- nj wanting that ssn years ns
- sxpoYf trade % indIa WIZ ns's
greatly dscsessed-
RIA. Wirsh, OF the Fyss BspfG
r1,,,,.h "a this CITY. hzs sold his tvo
hesnrifuI bs1 on Eighth street and TIE
1900. thereon, 70 Richard Hosyoks.
al assbsck. foy $500. This 10 a sood
AL more than the property cost ar:
Wirfh. but Is il no more than rs ssso1a
value as this time.
A far al heard from the storm pre-
diced by z. Stone Virgin. the nss "a
madam weather pr0pbet, 30 lis Lester 70
Cart. Lewis, Of tbs bark ArKsngnf;
has pot beeu realized. he wrote:
would advise seamen on your coast nos
70 - q the ocean on the 10th and iifn
Of January, Though the storm VIII NOS
= above third-class-n
The city Of Rich Hill. No. - but Two
years old Il has q popziatson o. o'o
psopie, who, besides sD!oyin2 the al
veutaess Of many larger cities are en-
eaesd in boilding gas ana "s'sf N0
paOuv, wagon, wooden. FAX, add uinseed
81 faetor,es. in eniarging Their railroad
facilities, and in making additions 70
their smelling works and rolling rniiis-
The absence Of L. Samuel, publisher
Of tbs U'ess Shore, in the East, during
ths past two months, vsll~nieh proved
the dSssh Of his magazine, no copy OF
which has appeared since he went Eass'
fhe October number being the last, No
yember and December being entirely
isft ont. and We suppose from the late
ness Of HE return that January viii also
b dropped. This II unexpecsed. and
quite Disappointing 20 the friends OF
fhs energetic Samuel.
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We BELIEVE II.



Among her visitors Last evening vas
w. n. Horton, q vater-pipe manufac-
turer At Olympia, w. T., Who said that
he knew Miss Baldwin from the day she
vas barn. She vas Ambitions and
enterprising, and while setting type for
a long time ON the Olympia Courier she
studied at night 10 fit herself as a school
teacher The gentleman asserted posi-
lively that she was niece of Z. J. Bald
win, and said that be baldwin, had
himself acknowledged il to him ten
years ago, when Horton was in the city
on business connected With her father.
Andrea Jackson Baldwin. Who, learn
ing Of his brothers success in the world.
desired 20 be helped on 10 similar suc-
cess. This talk about blaekmaiI Is all
nonsense" said Mr.. Horton. .She vas
~ honest girl a. ever breashed when
she came 10 San Francisco. and she is
too good 70 be behind the barn. I'll have
her out tomorrow"
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Among the pa=se1sErs Who arrived
ksys izs. sssning, .zs JOHN l. Howard,
Assistant Ma.aassr Of the Oregon liz
pgovs1csn. Company, AID scpesrnsSnd-
snt OF the seattle Coal And Transports
ton Company. and Col1rnbis ard Puzst
So1ad Esiiroad Company. Ia an inter
yiez WITH Po@7 -IsTxLrISzxcxE report
es Mr.. Howard. impaired Substantially
tie folsoxi1g items a interest:
The oosses Of r1y vlsit is, a. EszaI.
5assneSs connected With the company.
Jne coal trade in San Francisco has re-
csu.ly Witnessed . falling Of Ia demand
xhIeh Is doe 10 tie very fsyorbEe vsath-
20 during December, and the holiday
ses4n-7
kspoytsf--N 10 viii szecsed Dir. Col
razz a. Assistant Superintendent
Mr.. Howard that IL al proklsrzsi-
cal They have had niEa resigned every
tiroe .ks. have been Up here / hare
nos sen Mr.. ColEazn jet, and So1ld
rx.ke, szy nothing about the matter
Espor.er-~ Well. What has bsen done
IN regard 20 the other fsslgnzssons re-
portsdT
Mr.. H0ssrd-~I mus. give the same
answer. have ros sesa Mr.. Williams,
and am not prepared 20 speak On thai
subject
kepor.er-"Whss do yoar people IL
tend dogng with the valuable water front
Fecsn.ly p7rckzssed by them
Mr.. Howard The expectation 81
cur company IL that during the coming
SIMMER We vii build a coppe-coTersd
pale wharf covering the entire block
and . ware hoose that vi. treble our
present capacity.
What sbo1. the proposed
road TO Green river coal fsldsT
Mr.. Hozard-''5orns time since j: was
decided iast all oar Green river coal
shnuId find It's 20 way market through
SEATTLE. The road 70 these mines Will bs
built az soon "a the company can get
around 10 IL, bat no conclusion has ye.
been reached by the company a. 70 the
selection Of a foase for the road"
A. this juncture messenger rushed
In with half dozen important mes
sages for Mr.. Howard which demanded
immediate attention. and the interview
ceased, With a promise on the part Of
Mr.. Howard. that be would at future
time, give 10 the reporter anything OF
interes. that be could allow 70 be made
public.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

Como AwAr.-Henry Van ASSET, the
first white settler In King County, has
concluded TO sell Cd his stock and
farming implements. rent his farm and
move bis family TO q beautiful place
rsssrkly purchased BY him in the flood
rivse valley, Oregon. This contem-
plated move II made In the hope that q
ohange Of climate and change Of see
nsry may be beneficial to the health of
both Uncle Henry and his daughters.
During Mr.. Van Asssit's long residence
In King County he has always acted the
paxt Of an upright, honest, conscssuti-
Gus citizen, and dealt squareiy With his
fsllowmen- By ~ doing be has gained
the eouGdsncs and esteem Of all Who
know him, and accumulated . compe-
toney for himaslf and family. After 70
0any years. residence In King County
- TED aatis6ed that his sojourn ia any
Other section will be bat temporary.
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6rRAxHs KSowx Hxxx.-From the
Gan Francisco Alto The Pacific Coast
6tsansbip Company are busily engaged
h ovsFhAuliux their freight boats. The
oesamse Ajax. Duncan has been on North
Ways for souas time past. being length
oued b 1eek. She viii also receive new
engines and viii discard her twin screws
and villDhsrsaftsr use single propcller.
The steamer Salinas 10 also receiving an
ovefhsuling st Broadway wharf, and
ths steamer YaquinA viii 20 into
IL vogkmO's hands aud receive new
boi1s1s and tuRinea. The steamer Vic
toria viii soon 90 into dry dock 20 be
elsanad. and shs viii also receive new
donkey boiler"
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We szpposs j. -zs rse<5essv .sss PRE-
vented 9zr f-1er1 JoI-soa- If zee &z.la
Wsila Taso4, gsvzp2 z-s<-azce Il us
Ozn pepez 20 tie 5z.ss-snz scs-es d.
scrih>d N fas arsSess folsos.zz. xEse1a
u necessity ne hare been co<zEelsed 10
rssy Epo1 ozae Of his local corszzps3rzz-
is for. Deereing that j: Is TOO good 70 De
lost, Ne have rsp.odzced =:
Particulars have begin 80 zgysEs at
the lsLgsssaszs os<zsee. q brilliant doing
at tie nzt5onzJ cars-aI, zEsresa or IS
ssstned ard ~ideiy pop7lz- fsilCx estl-
zs1, +. 2 Jo5ls5a- gz1rs, 6xs<zs a.
tie central figure. TIE great rsp7ss-
taon Of the zbse editor bad preoeSed
aIm and whexa- zpO1 arrival - the Ea--
tlrooys Il U11o Dept. be sssorec frog
the platform % = private scs.Ing palace
which lad eonvsve1 kixa zcyoss tie e0<s-
sine-., Il vas into TIE ar-Es Of an en-
fh1zizs-sc dsisGztson 81 Congressman
hezdet By VICE ressdszt DAVIS and
topped of with Malone After the no
be johnson lad b7en Eugcoc all
around. the Vice President celIvered AZ
address Of warn welcome 20 the DIS
ssny1ished visitor ard sVprsssod TIE
hope fnat the Pzcs5c cozss xo1se refrain
froza tiypan2 ID and 80 letting EN- al
into the Atlantic. He had &c SAID been
apprsheEsgse that when tbs weight of
JohnsouTs I1tsllecs Wa shifted FROM ths
west 10 tbs east and zddsd 30 that Of
hls own pocdero1s corpoyoszty. the
eQ1iIibrura might ss-sls-
ScdxxnIv a shrek rang
oct and ali eyes we're noosEeutsrllly
Turned upon Dr.. Mary Walker, s-rug-
cling 10 e: az the guest and crying. AZ
Last. ny affinity Susan y. Anthony
II Iog asck and short sleeves vas pres
en., and, j. 10 Whispered afterzagd
bl7shineiy confessed that see vas
mashed On Johnsons shape
The Secretary of State was
thrice pressed upon ozy hope and pride
and thrice gracIOzzzay but firmly refused
i; il sIso rumo.ed that, shs preceding
day. Fsel1nQn1ysen had a0urlshed his
portfolio ii cabinet nesting and re-
marked 20 Brewster. IF johnson viii
accepe this thing. why, Of course l have
no business rnonkeyIn9 with Il. We
need not tell Of daily consultations az
the White Ho1se; Of the rising OF the
Senate en- nsass< upon the entrance Of
oar fellow citizen Into the Chamber; of
bis digrifed rejection of the Presidency
Of the Nicaragua Canal Company. be-
cause be favored the Teharntepec route;
of drives vith Mrs Kate Chase Sprague,
and Of Succession Of dinners. fe.eS and
oyatios1s such a. would hare sarned any
hssd less solid than that of Johnson
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

ExcHAxaR OF CLxRoYNEx.-RevG @. II.
Watson of this city and Rev. II. s. Bon
ell of. New Tacoma have made q change
Of pulpits for day. Mr.. BonslI viii
conduct morning aud evening services
IN Trinity Church today, while M.
Watson viii conduct the morning serv-
100 In New Tacoma and tho evening
service in the old town of Tacoma.
Bishop Morris vas 10 have come over
from Portland, bat for some unknown
reason failed 20 come. The object Of
the exchange is that the Communion Of
the Holy sacrament be administered In
those places, which can be done by a
priest only. Mr.. Boneli being yet .
deacon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

FINN Ovy1cE- Aessrs. Humes 4 Mum
ford, attorneys st law. have formed q
paStnsrship undsr tho above nasps, and
ard nt1ed up IN office in the Boyd 4
Ponsin block. ThsiF apartments CON-
prioD tuo rooms connected by aiding
doom and are neatly carpeted With
Hight BTua1sas carpet. The furniture in
not yst al in. but has been ordered, snd
vhsn q arrives, Asssrs. Humes 4 Num-
ford viii hays an Office that they may
veil b proud Of. Both members Of the
arm are sxpeaisnced, reliable attorneys.
and oame 10 Seattle TO stay. Their card
appoAn elsewhere in this issue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

0aAxDRAnnrrs' WHoorNa Couaa.-
The Nsu York Sss relates this: Seth c.
Haviey performed his duties ~ Chief
Clerk Of the Police Department yester-
day, foe the 6rst time in nearly month.
Although cash y over 70 years Of age,
both b and hia wife have been suffer
tn0 from vhOopsnG cough caught from
thstr grandchildren. II was . second
attack IN each case, and much seversr
than ths Arst, undergone sixty OF more
Lears ago. One copssquence OF Mr..
Haviey's illness vas inability 10 attend
the funeral of his old friend Thuriow
Weed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-14

BI.AxEIr SHErPuo.-On Friday lass
The ting Baakely toved out Of port the
ship Topeallaut bound for San Francis
%. and the bark Mary winklsman
bound for shanghai. both inmber-lasisn
cchooosr Courssr arrived in the same
day. Othsr VESSELS there loading are
The barkentine T. X. Ham for Homo
tuju. The nav schooner VIM. Rentou for
1exioo. Nova Scueian bark sname un-
Mounl Tor Guaymas. and ths schooner
Exes1siog for California.
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Thsre vii be Cnrz-Ear 5c1day School
today feo1dxy, Jan Itsh-l ss 10 Az
a. tie 7. IL e. A. roozzzs O, Fr0Es
street
Bspsiss Czz-cn-Rev. J. A. EHtk,
pastel Preaching today zs IL z-n- and
~ pm Sunday Schoz after morning
sevsos- Song service a : pl- sharp
Al are cordially invited 20 stssnd
Prssby:eYszn Czzch-EeT. G. =
Bird pszsoz. Pzhfse worship at II z-a-
and ~ p-n-
German kefozzn Ckzrch-Corner Of
SeTezt. and Cherry streets Sunday
School ~ 10 Aha Services AZ IL An
and ~ pm Al are invited
Services Il tie NJ p. Cnzrct. corser
Second and Nz6lsoo streets. every S2n-
tor, Esv. Il n Seton The pzbIsc eo,-
School Ia.
I'M c. Il HzE-SsrE.cez todsy at
3s45 p.m-. 70 be I'D By Mrs ". 2. Thon-
as, Of Esr.o1, PRAISE servSoe from 3si5
20 Ais. Sev books and good music
For this Sunday only collection VIII
De taken 20 ass5ss n paying for she one
hundred COPIES Of Aos- l. = and 4,
Gospel Song, reesrsly purchased BY
the Association
Congregational Ch1ych-Secords street
between Spy1ng and Seneca Preaching
AZ II an Song and Babe reading ser-
vices on the Holy Spirit az ~ pm
SABBATH Sc.ooi proxnpsiy Al l214- seats
free, and cordial Invitation extended
Meetings Of the German u z Church
are held On the corner Of Fourth and
Pike szseetz- The pastor, Few. r. Bonn
viii preach soznoxrow az IL an and "A
pm. Sabbath School al the same place
q: 10 an
Nsshodist Episcopal Chnrch-wn- s.
Harrington Pastor. Class meetings ss
10 an and pm Sunday School az
L. H. Preaching a. II am and 80 p.
n Singing conducted by Prof. klpley.
All invited.
Second Baptist Church-Ro1rth ssrees,
near North school house Elder Freed
vii conduct the services az Ii o'clock
Sonday School at the close Of tie sery-
ice All are invited
Pree Aethodiss Church on Second
street. Preaching to-day, both morning
and evening. Seats fsee.
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u A r r IE D.

Wrrsos- WopDwAEn-On JAN 9Th, 1853,
by Father Duffy, ALERT Wilson and
Jane Woodward, all Of Wsila Walla
county.
KIyo-HkIE-In SpragGe, Jan. Sd, 1873.
a. the residence Of H. G. Hale. by j.
I. Armstrong. J. p, Mr.. z. J. King
and Miss Lena Hale.
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Coaamo WEDDuo.-Bsautifully en-
grAvsd cards Of invitation are ous, an
noansing The wedding Of Fred Z San,
DIR and 1iss Nellie, only daughter OF
NJ. and Mira Hsnry X. Hall. TO take
plAee q Trinity Episcopal Church as 500
p,m,, January 18th, lSsS The reception
III = hald At the Arlington House at
S20 the same evening.
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Pictures Copied and ENLARGED

In Cvayea, Ihk and Cslors.
TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE
= canvass Of Seattle. soliciting photo
1raph4 dnfypes. dAguerreotypes. ambro-
Hpes q other small pictures. to copy and
any sine deaired. Samples OF the work
can be eeen ~ the harness shop Of FreA
borieA Colman's Row. Samples win be
taken residences II request. Orders seut
to Seattle. care Of Fred Bories. win meet
prumpe attention Tho quality Of the work
Send for pEice hist.
d9.o ]. II. FISK.
Agent for Teneyck & Co, Auburn. n. Y.
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YesIer says that Piper's milk bread
keeps him IN good health. Pipe, says
t.aas Yesicr IS the most oaadsed man IN
torn. dl5-u
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HKs LAsr Turtle steamer Lily,
Capt. Webster. arrived Last evening,
having made the quickest trip on rec
ord from Alvord's Landing to Seattle.
She made the run inl4 hours and 10 min
utes. and brought full load Of freight
consisting Of go sacks potatoes, $50
Sacks carrots, - tons hay, 1900 feet Of
hardwood lumber and 8 tons Of miscel-
ianeous sarge. Capt Webster brought
his family with him, intending 10 re-
side permanently In Seattle. This Il
tho last trip the Lily viii make until
abe gets her new machinery in, when
she VIII be much faster and have much
moro power than At present.