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PnoPosrn stnKrRAcK.
Freight Service as lssdd Eoasa asst Dla.
saSFe SEX at Ross station.

more NEch at Ross station.
Provided the neces AIRY right-of-wav can
be secured. sidetrack wii be put in at
Rued postof8oe. Eve or six miles north OF
Suohomish. and freight wil he delivered
there, There is general store ~ Radd
snd about - OF "a Inhabitants IN that vi
entity that the railway company vlsh TO
serve
A. Oipsmove, Toadmasser, Is seriously I'll
with typhoid fever a. Ross. and the posi-
sion a5.l be temporarily filed by J. H. Nc.
Donald, lately Ia charge % the Seattle Sec
fsru
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A reporter called at TEE rhgnix hotel
last evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Danovaa we're
founa together in their room. tn being
ialeymed that the eitizsns OF srhone had
raised a purse for the baby they both ex.
gsesSed their heartfelt thanks
BABY Sehome waS asleep. and. a.
sleep Is dearer 20 an infant than nenev.
the reporter aid not have hes awakened.
The drsst sill bs esshea TOMORROW. a. no
bank viii he open to-day. and The moaey
tarned over a. ths parents Of the ehiid.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
A Record 80 New guaidiags Assherise.s
by Inspector AslsefL-

BRssdiag Inspector Abaost yesterday
lssacss the following permits
Tie Esssz-Ssetsaa 10. twe-sforv frame.
les :. haosk a, N2yn&fd's addition. cost
81 800
Nssl III. Fauisoa. oae ard oa@-emlf Story
fgAaae soG 10, ssecx 4 FrAases' addition
pass slsA
4. l. Fex. one-ssagY fFzsae. Manning
addition. cs9St SIS
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Cut on the End OF His Thumb.

Charles Speice, cook in the Vienna
bakery eating house on 1esler avenue, ac-
cidentalIy cut off about one-half The end
of his left thumb last evening at 6 O'Clock,
while slicing bread TO make toast. The
artery was severed, and he tainted from
the loss of blood before doctor got there
to dress the wound.
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1Ae laa2ses' ksssss Sssssty desires ca &e-
knasAsdge tAs receipt ~ SEA- % FFons ths
Seastse 1YPossafAteal t'afoa ard The Press,
nssass Gasoa * seattle. Tor tie hsaegs o.
rs House, CAFsss1ua..
y IL, Sarazay. Seeres4fy-
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SAN ERANcIsco, Dec. 81. Daring the year
Just ended $50 civil and I'D criminal cases
were entered in the supreme court of Cali
fornia, IS against 514 civil and i25 criminal
cases for 1883
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a Cenfenarian Dead.

Stockton, Dec 3l.-Auntie King, col
ored woman, who has lived here many
wears. died this afternoon at the county
lcsrita1 aFed 100 wears
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5000 No. 6s2.
The Rellinshsm Bag National Bank


sEHoaE. WASH, Dec. 20, 1850
Pay q TIC erasr ef sskome poRoraa, "TAs.
BABY" tsse.oaj Fsfsg and 40 TO Dollars
= N B4DE. PsesidsnL
70 Mckes Sats's Banf. SEATTLE, WasA.
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Fas pyinse6 nsssseF descriptive es Seattle
~gsee e Esasin&a, bis~sslsa 3 20. see
"a. a. pAsA IS
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E.,r rxfrss.s s.sssar 4...s-sx.s;... - S.s.ffs
write 70 Eshsssaza, Lkeweslyn a Co. see
I'D. f" On pzss -
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The original subscription list, which was
slso enclosed, read as fellows:

We. the undersigned citizens Of schome.
Warrington. beg leave 20 tender to "Baby Sc
home car GOOD wishes In It's future behalf, ana
also New Years giii 70 the baby vho bears she
name 81 the pfoadest aud ia.rext city on Puget
sound. the central city on BellnKham bay. and
destined 10 be the most popuioas city on the Pa.
siae coast. = elty that We feel certain the baby
viii hs IS proud Of IN after years as the city
s proud 81 Che baby today
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rSlvess fAsssa8e s4lye-- sAxse ntale.-<atk
ssttsss. aas4g ssS. T~s&sy-as< csezz
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a'S MORAN BROS. ,.ssls 600

Norman
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ms
x4
Ana
sEanANs ~ s4A La
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LDCBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE cL1R1 on The COMMON covN.

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lar Ia. ton unf-lan0r ol,.r.
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/ -AfIIrl- and lUlIlfOr.' sIfTIII' To- 'ITT' - -
mont Wa.linrfon H. e.. Nar.h H. $50 -~''.'f .ir-
Is vil l. s r,,d a. This = iartnru' rnt j. a." 10
foon on ~aulrilf tle l.'h d'f ~ Anr.. $50 ''
t.i,s l contract lefter-clrrief-' at h'l- ara f"'
90 .,,,r.f. fof u-e IN the Frre Delivery service '"i
for nr 40 , P, RESPECT % t -'1nl~- - p'-'h ', '
S NJ. .u.. ,,tion. n such quantities and A. r,'A t
A. D. A, b. ordered during Oh" term ~ "-. CAR -il'
On ine IT, Ga, o., I.is 1870 'iu avon, W
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W.i'>'fv Sy-t.r. Post O0c" Department. - rnl"-a.
Xiii D.. r,f-. ter.l which hail r" hafr l'h -.il 'i
a.coriancr Nith SUCH -p"ci'i a'ion, lh' 'f, U.s. re
-.r..I n. r.I..f fI oi fnr Proposals IT ii' ii
= , ,i,., award Of contract may be- made -A'N TAIL
"a ,,r INTO contract with GOOD and sl3' .nt 81 '-
,si,l.. the acceptance pf nl- 80 Ni
3D., post. .-,.4t.turr1 may Nt'nt lNr loves ' l'
u.,ulng Dido n NOT considered n' hi', ., '', ''-I
LIN. i,rl, NO sol until contract IAN i' -'fNi'i
p-,o-,i- ,ri-, b. Addressed 20 rr POST a,t-r 'ft
.tof-.4 ''Irouo~tI~ for Letter Hffiff
s,f OIL md ll.ctor,' Sltch ls.' JOHN WANNA MAXIM
L. - 1870 l
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reference book in pamphlet form. devoted heartily
N The interests Of daiivrsn ard a.. producers Of mix
End cream for sale IN ne la;re cltes The sy-tin>
IN practtcr A. Ro.i0n. N-w-NorA, Philad lpa 'hifi
Syracuse Lon'on and oth.- cities. ar u'Y d'sr '"1
Cons ~ 1du'rI~ gioi- ar pN'" .
also laws relating sale 81 uiik; proceedings ~ rec III
convent ols n and Ne"N of statistics OF u. hr
ncss &c dc ,tc Farmers living n counties ada ont
10 All Great elite. vii! be- Interested published by Inc
NeW.YOrk Tribune. Price @5c. copy.
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Budget 81 Political EXtrt~ u9de up - on" % each o.
The Tribune, 1arf and Oi,f Political IN'a- ~ thr lai
Fr, sdentis Campaign and including tho laiN OF l9s3
! VII, % cents a budget. Did,i from The Tribune.
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Receipts for the week, 3.JJ pigs exports l2so pigs
The market has shown STEADY downward tendency all
Of most grades Oi fresh butter haNe
continued fair the quality has been unit 10 mold ana
outlet, even though 'omp'tn
yield SOMEWHAT Ia pfio" Hny.r> sti focN a ,ip.''
policy reducing III"
tail.r- the con-uuuion has evidently increased and
jolhef. buying oftrncr. At the close tir JO WN
price of fancy E.ln creamery l. 25n2j.c late. quito
GENERAL regular ana 2Jr mainly Tor other tAta
Western: fcm flyoiits brands Of Iowa separator goods
reach .5.r but -u.'. are becoming cNceptonii
E.tfa first, ~ -OG23, stock worth wa
selling much best. W. note air demand Tor
held creamery and Western. and more or lc9S
iugui-y dairy. Wit lat price, ptttf "elL
sustained both. Eoe..pt' Of new STAT dairy ar m
cr asng and the feeling Is weak -J"Eic qn9'd iof
fancy hal tubs medium ~ prime grades, ana
f.e-h Welsh sill. q. 2Oa,c. All ia" M'-tefn a'kns,
small supply, NJ urnand j hshNr anu V'Hu'''S
ftt.r
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Iearhers.

TUTORS. governesses. professors teachers all
"A. branches. supplies schools and families school eiri
COYRIERE. 81 f. l7thst. bet ith-aNc. anu biO'D"'s.
A BILE TEACHERS, Tutors. Goyclne'se' Compute.
"a Church snssrs MS'ron; -TPobd9 xnyA%s Teach
ers' Bureau Musical Agency. 80 East lith-st
A BEST TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
"A all branches. in all localities no charge. lEACu'
Frs WANTED; no f." Tor REGISTRATION dOt,n LOT ~
L. i. AVERY. American School Bureau west l7u-s''
A MEXICAN AND FOKEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Iu'or, To',rne''cs'
Sir, NJ ]. YOUNG-FuLTON. % Union square
II, EACHERS WANTED.-Fos the next school year.
tpi,coialan. one Tor art o ana 6 Ph So nor
and $50 travelling expenses stn"graPhy anu
tyIewrting. Tor kentucky. Gentemen-f ntstoias,
military school in ohio two masters on, i9 no 'i.a anu
on. Tor sciences, principally salaries Slooo aad Ns
m have hat Sui rHpcilcc ~ hyi9 D2ayiH.s
SCHOOL. SCIIEEMEEHOliN's TEACnERs' A'ENCi'
East lith.st
rI,rACuEHS WANTED.-Gcntlomcn Natural sciences;
j II 600 and home German and English IL VV anu
home: classics. $1,000 and hone military, uriii ana
WI ,.o.tI'ITDN American and Foreign Teachers
Agency % Union Square. New-iork
n, HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. fsiab lssO)
" u KERR, Manager. ~ Aston Place. N'"-i OK.
w ,,TEp-In ,l-' College Preparatory school. Grad
w uats Na~-ar Harvard Annex a. t-i,h't sg'ncr,
ttcrr. r.ouir.d ,adr.~. with reference
VtSSNR p o. BOX CO. Nc"-Nofk ,iN
xxr ANTFD-Ladi,-: superior finishing German Govern
nursery coN'rnc,s with some music. 'h,i'in'n XIX
Tor civ church who f.. Studying. winf 10 a,cg rluo
fII.RT 81 Fast l7th->t. bet ith-aNe and Hroad"ny-
xuroN,N,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nor
w 10th .cNos supplies professors teachers roNernesscs
musicians hoisckeeucrs. companions cha"roneS &C.. 20
,3 b, and i'r ronri.fs To- ri,nc's Arms.
Mis- g. l.. VERNE 3.9 l,h.a.c. Ncw-Y on. CIV.
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Mem Publications.

m HE VOLUNTEER. Out To- day.
An illustrated 6i-page Monthly. Contains
OLUSTEE. A Story OF the War Florida.
JEFFERSON DAVIS REVIEWED.
CURRENT THOUGHT.
HARD TACK AND SALT HORSE.
For sale ncwsstands. 10 cents copy.
Trade supplied by American News Co.
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Domestic potatoes in light receipt ana nrrlnIS
fairly at slightly msr prices rsaa M0o sd the tone IS
car IF 'r ssen 0' Of 'OSas
anaty sweet potatoes stcady Donate 6,, ., onion SsGr
Inc duality ars firm but poor gradesd u n,brr For
,ric, Russia tnrnips scarce anu nts"ci' NA'-
price,. H. soc snecial report below
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CENTENNIAL IL NETWORK.

INAUGURATION Of Washington hr,t lr-iicnt Of The
United ming the -psfhr. ~ Harrison
Depew Ceyelani Hil and others. and bishop Potter
famous rmon. with other int. c-tnr mater, ihf
Of pictures. handsome pamphlet - -, incf- on
taninc also history 81 ne "Son> ~ tho Revolution"
Published by The Tribune Price, zoe. copy
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NEWYoRKCENIRA1
Hudson River Railroad.
ALI Trains arrive at and DEPART from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
IL IL


GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. aud I'D ~, New York.
TUF ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
1KAlNS Liza. l. 40 rOAi-OWS;
so A. VI. lAsi I.M-IOhh SIAlE EAPRESS-
Due AL :, lnandaigua ; 90, Bunaio 20 y n.
go A. VI CHICAGO NESIIBULE LIMITED-dus
o,n,casg 80 4: nss qlx vEsrIBuLE LINZ
lllD-due Cincinnati 5 90 Indianapolis ~ 80 a. H'
1.5o 4. VI. " %ipsif.RN DAY ExPREssdaiy except
sundays Train leaving Saturdays does not run
Nj N Detroit tl"t, AL J. ,.,,,.-. L., ,h,....
600 T.. VI. FAST WESTERN EAPtsi:>souur lineage
Wv co. 4 ncnnati 30 p. nl ~. LOU, 80 a. n:
1000 =. VI FAST MONT EAPRtss-ior hochesIef'
Isuaa!o. Niagara Falls and :s ~. uu-rt ptrfxt.
FISUKil.I MN 81 K,,ii Pot giik ttfHlh hhi y r.
HIi X * iNGSIONl. AND UUDsON- 70 90, - .iV'
II 80 a. H., - 80, %, o.5y p - -!-' or 80 n
fr il.EI>S,N WEST POlNr. - .oo,'ll 10
i :, 20 10 30 - : 81. . 30 T. mrs., ,,.,
ArnASY UTICA. SYRACUSE. ROtHEs TX, " r.
TAIO AND NIAGARA FALL>-o 90, 9.oV' iy',o'
III 50 a. ri .cV 10 90 D. n-' also Nn'"' '"u N"H'
TROY sAHATOGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS Az Az
MOSTEfAI,-ts 30 .. M $50 D. mr. 49, 1sV9 w.
80. 10 -. II 50 a. M, 5.o0' o''0 i0'0' = 49,
ArErRy GENEVA AMI 65 "a 90
pFRKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM Dl'l>IoN-
t ID, a. I.. rs - D. -
C.itrl S1i.l o. - So, is -, ~ ana Broadway,
i'm. P4... Hr-t l-Jt--t lit l.olAsl' =.
NSyors: s33 Washin .ton-st 72O Iu.ton'at, and 59s
l..df,r! ave-. J.. D.. ErVokINn .. ,..... g..
,.. w. IA ....l.,'r.. 'hrJ4gh O. destination.
p.iiy except sunday. Daiy except SATURDAY Other
trains r.n daily. ,. ., o - . O., and
,o,,. =, rot-cry GEORGE H. DANIELS.
'o''-' ,:.nor, Manager Genu Passenger Agent
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An interesting and vaaab" document containing IN
report OF The o.c,duls - u, Naiuna ~ lifi1n
Assemblies II 1870 and many II tAc principal f"por,
verbatim including tho ortauf fcpJit on mmgfAi on;
90 pages published by The Tribune. Pl'c % cents
CODY.
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RI EN- NJ S Wv A N ! a
RAILROAD.


Train. i.a,. stations FOO. Of De.bro--es and Cort.
baS :, st. w. FAST LIN fos the W.T.; Pasa1l
,..-De s',ep"E aia ~, "a G th 40 : p m a1l
s. Lsa oD a e'e' ana n s,a", Sep e. .i ss
,ooo 4. VI. MI NIwYoEK AND CHICAGO LIN.
lied, composed ,S.lu-l''s ~ fD niaii, xin:
D e SI a., D. c-,ntne financial Tpors' ste:
no-r-phef- "G nl,'"iei' ya,.' aod ali ,. con,cl.
e.e'. % home 81 o'. igos,l. lsh,. Hfri,e, In.
200 p w. a. iotIS CHlt 40 AND ciNCi IN n!
ggae N r5. a seo snd az cla ar n
T.,-.f-fr Coal Sew Columbus. A.rsS' ~,
e!nnau IS a. H. Chicago p M. and 81 Louis 40
$50 r; w. M wrsrEEN EXeRtss ior ali DOggt WIZ IT,
bile >,cpn- car NeUY orS 70 PttsbqFs 81 l. L, LA
Dni.e ,ar N.w.Yora T. lh la.e'pha. Arrives a. e
ara' 80 g. n 'h 40 - 1870 D. H. nsHt a1 fr Az Ss w.
% la al lG, ,, f, hf FSalimaa ve.,iouls
Her, sep9g ca NeTlfg a, y,l n az. "rfyss c.rd
a. n second mouur Connect, Or TOGO a,',y, ana
f1- ta.ry rr'a t. Oh REGIONS. Cleveland ana 'o'nm'
BALrlMonE. WASHINGTON AID THE SOUTH
daily .Arctt .naay. lo.lO a La, arr. 's.v 80,
b., car ,,s H.. arrive Nash.a ton 10 y NJ.
Isar cNpf.,- ID :-0 100 and 80 a. X 40.
sunday. 4 90 q - anl 80 q. NJ 80 > 200 and > 70
and OHIO Railway ana 'nccapnad. >t,r,K''' Dining
For 'lT'L,fNli, CIlV. 70 p N. Through buffet Paror
~, - D,r COACH week DAYS. CouLs,t, f,s Browns
Mn Tor ,apr NAV. 90 p. ~ w.ek days. .,,
For odd Point and Norfolk. VIA Nov ofk fhiisa lAt
an. Norfolk Railroad 90 a. m daily excep, SUNDAY,
and 90 D. m. daily, Via Baltimore ana Bay Line IN
, Il" FOX PHILADELPHIA
LAp..s, ..AIs ltdsN a. .".t0' 80, -,,.-.. ,,,,.oa
D. Go b I'D. : el, 90 Q 90 Chicago Lim'ea;
MIN D.n|ur 49, aa- 10 10 Washington Limited Ana
II 20 d, a'. b. ! D.. . To-. 3 90. 80 ! 90 SO
90 o. q 80 .oO and . 90 y N, and IL 10 night
S.. o.n llt.ol. ~ 10 >. aud 90 J. ~. >eh
da,. tNpr.>~. 90 OLD, . 80 9oo 70 Limited ana
10 !. ri. 90 1 81, >. . 30, ana y. m anu
/. Il nilnf. Accom-. otaton ! 90 p 2.
Tho New York Will call for ana cheek
harsA-. hotels le-.G noes
For ,-h- OF local trains apply to any ticket agent
" cu,S 9i-cv J. r. WOOD
.-lf N,rarer General passr Agent
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| ElllGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fASSlN'LE TRAINS leaNc feet OF Cortlandt and Des
brD~9ta t., follows
a. H. Il. Slaungtoa and int rmediate points
~. Tor 's"uck1 Lyons. Elnhra. KOchtsieP Buffalo
and the West and principal loo Al points Char car 20
Lyons und pullman car TO Suspension Bridge.
- 20 A. %. Tor Mauch ChGnN ani Intermediate points.
IA a. a. Tor L. and Il Junction and int rmodiate polnts
Char ear 20 Mauch Chunk.
y. m for IunAhannOck and intermediate points. Chair
ear to IGnAhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg
40 r. m,for Elmira and prncia al nteimcdate points.
Chair ear 10 WlNe,barre and Pullman sleeper
pension Bridge.
- 2. 81. Tor Satington and intermediate points
. 40 D. ~. FOR Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
\. ~ Tor Geneva. Lyons. Llmirl Rochester Buffalo
and The West. Pullman sleeper TO ~ aud
Bridge.
Trains leaving AZ : a. m. II a. | y. m. and
connect fyr Ill points In Mahdnoy and uake,on
regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m; for Mauch Chunk. ilalleton and inte-mcdats
points Ard II iN- Sh,uandot IN md ntrredat points
40 A.. M FOR Nauch Chunk and Intermediate points
z y. ~. fo- Geneva Lyons Elm.ra. Rochester Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern oaicc. 2s5 Broadway.
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Cost anO fonno

4 oSr or STOII.N.- Bank-book 80. 15j.lj, issued b'
IL the German saving Bank In the city Of Nc"loih, -
0nn sanger al persons are cautioned Z" neg ,t'
,i u and requested deliver IN book 20 th' Dahh
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Prpl,RIICAN CHE HANDBOOK

A hand ONE pamphlet. describing a. length the Re
nutIican Club NOV ment in the Untl STATE National
and State Leagues. AID many Of "a. principal clubs.
Rules Tor forming club. Topics foi d'hatc. ETC.. cc.
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THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

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BUSH rXlOits. Beans 3t- pAg, peas III DDS. IN
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Ensirntfion.

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THE POPE AND TIE NEW ERA.

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