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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17
Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS John W. Smith, of Mt Desert in
W the County of Hancock, by his deed dated
the l4th day oil September A. D., 1851 and record
ed in the Hancock Registry of Deeds Vol. 1871
Page l64. conveyed to Thomas A. W asgalt in
mortgage, certain parcel of real estate situated
and described a. follows, to wit;-Reing the lot
formerly occupied by Perry IL. Brewer. AMI con-
veyed to Thomas A. Wasgatt, on the I4lh day of
september, A. D., 1867, by said Perry ii. Brewer
and Daniel W and Porter BIewer. by their deed
bearing date September Ath 1867, and whereas
the condit ion oil said mortgage having been brok-
en-, by reason thereof and agreeably to the STAT
utes in such cases made and provided, claim the
right to toreclose the same and give this notice in
pursuance thereof.
THOMAS A, WAsGArr
By his Attorney. A. +. Burnham,
Ellsworth Sept. LIST. 1874. 3w36s
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EAsTBROoK, Sept. IL. 1874.

EAsTBROoK, Sept. IL, 1874.
One night last week Mr.. Freeman
Butler had seven sheep killed by wolves.
Several farmers have fine pieces Of
wheat.
ID. L. Crimmin, expects to raise one
hundred bushels Of apples this year.
II. A. Crabtree Is teaching In Dist. No.
2, which Is the ninth school. he has taught
In the same Dist.
-Eastbrook is small town, yet, there
are twelve persons living in the town,
whose ages average, seven,y-seven years.
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ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
TR AVELFRS.
ms. COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

Parties desiring Insurance, oiH
find ii to their advantage, to make
application at this Agency. Long
Experience, Prompsness and Fair
Dealing, haze thus far Satisfied all
applicants, and the same qualities
,ciU continue to be shoaon to all.
Those s0ishing Insurance can APP
ply tn sorsting. thus SAVING the ea-
pense Of a personal application.
Ellsworth, Jan. Goth, 1874.
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Miscellaneous.

PORTLAND, Me. Is.
The trial of Jonathan Watson, indicted
in 1873 for arson, charged with setting
fire to the house occupied by, him in Cape
Elizabeth in the night commenced. to-day
This IS the second trial, new trial hav-
ing been granted. The penalty is hang
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17
Orlani.

AT our election yesterday, John A
Buck Esq. was elected Representative to
the Legislature by our class with the fol-
lowing vote. Orland Buck, 29i Hopkins,
Democrat, IS scattering 2, Castine Buck
-, Hopkins A., Brooksville Majority tor
Buck Is. Total majority 800. Where is
Partridge?.!! INDUSTRY.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Lemuel Kelliher of Amherst in
w said County OF Hancock, on the 10th day of
Jul A. D., 1858, conveyed by deed of mo rtgage
to Moody A. Foster, OF said mherst. the follow.
ing described premises, situated in said Amherst
In said County OF Hancock Il st ate of Maine 4
described as follows. TO wit:-Lots No. 10 4 q: :
lot No. IS containing one hundred 4 nine acres
more or less. and lot No. 20 containing twenty ac
res m ore or less according to survey by Add. son
Dodge. Both lots containing, according to said
survey, one hundred and twenty. mine acres, Eek
ceptlng therefrom twelve acres more or less from
he south West corner of lot No. 10 conveyed to
Moody A. Foster, on the 18th day OF July A. D.
1874, and being the same premises convey ed BY
SAID Lemuel kelliher to said Moody A. Foster by
his deed of mortgage dated July 18th A.. D. 1853
and recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol. llg and
rage Isl. Now therefore, the condition Iu said
mortgage deed having been bro KEN | claim to
foreclose the same. MOODY A. FOSTER
BY his Attorney 4 Agent, Geo. A. Peters
Ellsworth, Sept. LIST, A. ID. 1874. 3w36
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due with their children. Let them encour.
age both them and their teachers. and at
the same time see for themselves what is
being done for them, by visiting this and
other schools where their children are
taught. Neglect Of education IL not merely
careless,-it Is sinful.
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City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGgEGATIoSAL.-Sab School at 10 80
A. N. Preaching at 2 Is and 4 7. NJ.
DEMONSTRATING at 10: 30 A. NJ. and Up
N. Sabbath School Immediately following the
forenoon service.
UNTTARIAN.-sabbath School al 10 80 A. NJ.
Preaching at 10 and a Z. NJ.
misunderstanding twice 8 month at l01
O'Clock a. NJ. Sabbath School at P
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
ONCE OF The Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. c. Sep. 10, l. ANY
Pr Liabilities.
Over New England rising barometer.
lower temperature, southwest winds veer-
Ing to northwest, cloudy weather and
possibly light rain.
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AILRRIDGE, Sept. ]

NJ. Rdit0r.-News has reached here Of
the death At Havana, Of Capt. r. L. Rich
Of Brig Aunie b Lille, also Of his brother
Loring in the same vessel. This y Q heavy
alniction to their widowed mothsr, and TIE
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wife Of Capt. Rich and two small children.
Capt. Rich. was kind husband and faith
er, and will be great loss to the commu-
nifty. Their remains will be brought on, In
some vessel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17
List of Letters.

Letters remaining in the Ellsworth Post.
Office, for the week ending Sept. 18th.
Baker. Laura n. Ailliken. Edwin L.
Balm, Alex G. Nayo, Elby
Curtis, Paul A'Donald, Angus Capt.
Chase, John 5. Oneal, Hannah
Damon, Converse Rice, Sarah Jane
Finn, Aargret Sawyer. C. A.
Greeley, N. r. DR.. Smith. Ella n.
Lyman, william Satterlee, Geo. F.
Miles, Minnie StrattOn, Wellington
Moore, Ada Il. Saulsby, A. n.
Marvin, Julia A. West, Mary
Aerithew, o. b. Wood, Mary d.
Monaghan, Hugh
Persons calling for the above letters vii
please say Advertised.
D. MCFARLAND, Pm.
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FREAK OF NATURE.-Mrs. Nancy Nor
rison of Mariaville in breaking up the mes,
OF a setting hen last Saturday broke one
egg, which contained a creature with q
chickens head and wings, with four legs.
and tail which resembles a squirrels.
with covering of hair and feathers.
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1hE 81 b>CE1CER hei e1y gives public rotIce
] TO all concerned th.,. he has bcel duly APP
po'nted ana mas taken upon himsel. .Ie / asst (
an xecu or Of The Estate OF
JOSHUA TQUErELOTTE, late OF EJlswo,tb
IN me Couhty OF Hancock, deceased
by giving bond The law directs he Therefore re
quests all persons who sre indebted to said de-
ceaseds estate u make immediate payment and
those VINO have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit
the same iof payment.
July s, 1874. 3ws.
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Wanted.

A GOOD SMART WOMAN to sew books. Good
~ job for the right person. Apply to
Chas. -. Cols, at
Coles Dook oeoro. 3w37
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Notice to Mar

Winter Harbor, Sept. II. 1874.
Buoys and spndles were situated in the fol-
lowing places in this hsrbo- last week. A
spar buoy on the west side OF Sargent's le,ice.
also one on the south side of n small ledge AZ
The entrance of the inner harbor, placed by
Capt johnson, Of the L S Steamer Iris. Also
al iron spindle about forty feet high. W ia A
circular top, has been placed on Grind,tone
point ledge. BY Capt Green. Of the sch
who is in the business of setting spindles on
the coast. Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-09-17

Alta Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
ana for the County of Hancock on the list Wed
nesday OF Sept. A. d. 1874
A +. BCRNHAM, Guardian Of Mary E. Norton
a. minor. having preseni ed his first account
OF Guardianship upon said estate for Probate
ORDERED-That Inc said Guard an give notice
to all persons Interested by causing 4 COPY of
this order to be published three week. successive
~ IN the Ellsworth American. printed at Els
wo IN, bat they may appear at . Probate Court
10 he neld at Ellsworth IN said county on The End
Wednesday of Oct. next, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon, aud shew cause, if any they have
why the same should not be allowed
3w3S PAkhER TUCK, Judge
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER Reg'r
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3he only WY 10 care Cest.veness.

Avoid all strong purgative pills which only
exhaust the mucous secretions and wear out
nature. DIR. HARRIsoN's PERsTALTIC Loz-
ENGEs are just the opposite, they restore the
digestion. quicken the liver, and lone M the
whole system. thus curing Dyspepsia, Head
ache. Dizziness. Piles, and all OF her results of
HABIT q Al CONSTIPATION, the chief causes OF
III b al =, especially among women. TRIAL box,
~ cts. Large box, 90 els. mailed free for this
last price.
DIR. HARRlSON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
q SPLENDID cure for COUGHS. HoARsENEss. anu
all THROAT and LUNG complaints. For sale by
+. S. HARRISON 4 CO., Proprietors, No.
fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
Ew1r
, 1874-03-14

TINT a large 1u'n was lost annually by oxtrav-
nganco. The cost por nnnnm Of eacl inmate III
tho Jacksonville 1nsnno Asylum wns s4A5.00, OK
elusive OF miscellaneous exrenBos. Tho cost
por day per head WIS G1 conts, wlilo tito food
coAt ouiy 90 conts; 80 of othcr institutions.
Stroetor severely :.
CRITICISED TIE MANAGEMENT
OF tho Institution referred to, charging that tho
officials woro oyorpaid. -
Amendments wero mado to tho bill providing
TINT Lilo salary Of tho Commissioners should 10
93 O0U por annufn, that Of tho Secretary a. 500 ;
giving tho> Commissioners power to rc1cct ali
bids for HupplioB aid rcadvertislng, and fogslat-
Ing tho Trustees out OF Office.
Shaw thou moved to substitute tho Inacoro
bill, md BrauRon took tic floor to talk, but gavo
way for adjournment. Tho subject will DO TO-
sumod tomorrow.
IN THE SENATE.
A bill WAS introduced this morning to provide
for the election Of q Supervisor Of State lnatltu-
ttouH} to dof}no his duties; and to rovlso tho
lnw iii relation to State charitable institutions,
which III identical with tho House 1nscoro bill.
THE GOVERNOR
soenB quite anx{ouB about tho bills abolsshing
tho Trustees; and, Judging from tho way he
lowered around tho House NIL day, his political
prospects nre partially bnscd on defeating
Lotaf'a and Cullom'a Hchonlo to wipe out tho
larger portion Of his patronage. They do not
intend to give him tho appointment OF tho now
Board III cuBe 1t ia established, but insist upon
having it elected, which will have tile OBJECT of
dragging tho charities OF the State Into tho
miro Of politics, making them subsorvient to
, 1874-03-14
RAILROADS AND WAREHOUSES;.
Spee5at Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.


AoA1NBT THE RAILROAD LAW.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 19-petitions stating
III substance that tho Railroad law has not roal-
izod the benef,ts anticipated, has not reduced
rates Of TRANSPORTATION, to.,-hut has proved a
sourco Of uncertainty, dispute, litigation, and
expense placing towns aud cities In tho gtate In
unfavorablo rolations to nelghboring' states In
tho transaction Of business, md asking tho ro-
paal or such modification Of thc law aa would
restore 10 thom tho bouo1:B aud advnntagoB en-
joyed oforo 1t was pasaed, have been presented
to the House from tho following places: Gem
csco, Horny County; Chenoa and Bloomington.
Mclean County; Joliet and Loekport, VIII Couu-
ty; jack Bonvillo, Morgan County; Now Rutland.
1aSnlle County; Broadwcll, Edhart. Atlanta,
ford lord County; Ta!lEaIa, E audi aud fetorsb1rg, Monard
County; Jerseyville, Jersey County; Dolayan,
ena sliSr Tazew9ll co{np!y; 5;., BUSHNELL
aud County: naptoul. Champaign County; Ef-
tlngham, E1lngham County. Total number Of
signatures, 1,514.
Petitions to tho sumo effect were received
from tho Farmere' Coutral Club, Will County,
ind from tic Norris Farmers Club, Fulton
County, containing 45o signatures.
Tho Ghcngo Board Of Irado sont memorial
against tho law.
foR TIE Law.
Tho Rock 1hlanl County Grange Assocatlon,
at Buffalo Prairie, sent resolution asking TINT
the law be Sustained until tested In tho courts.
AGA1TAT SUNDAY TRAINS.
Petitions signed by 1,405 porsons ask for q
lnw prohibiting engines or ears from bofng run
OIL tile Sabbath.
UNUSED RAILROAD TICKETS.
Hopklns' bill to prevent tho sale Of coupon or
unused railroad tiukote, was laid to rcel on the
table OF tho Housc-the best place for It.
MORE PETITIONS.
Wilcox put in petition to repeal or modify
the Hailroad law. Hampton wanted to know il
those petitions woro printed and circulated by
the railroad companies. Il looked like It to tho
AlcDonouyh farmor, who, from Ills twofold du-
tiea of editor and lawyer, knows how 1t is him
self,
, 1874-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,

Spn1NoFrE1, Ill., Mnrch 19-Nhitinu draw
1t. ,,1to,o,o, IN, +,o c,1r-,,t a,,,, h,;,,;os.
~ ., tso A 's,-, '"u4 Du'AoSo,
golns 1or toarlne GOWN, IN WHICH 1"enty-elsnG
sonators conourrod, while five opposed, d,-Burke,
Henry McGrath, Reynolds, aud Starno. Tic
hill nroyides aGGoo INDEMNITY In nart;ea dam,
."a5 '.
"so1' -,
nte9laths Dill 20 authoflao the legislative
'autt1o1ity VI any CITY III tils otato having over
100000 inhabitants to use my money standing
to the crcait OF auy CITY fund, either general or
snoc,nl. tn moot tin aomanda nm onv othar c;tv
,,,na ~ vuhiah t,,aro ,n.. H., ssa,;s,'a. 49,, 49,
1AAu - "a'eu .1elo n'"y 10 uone'enes, "AS
made tue special order Tor wednesday, next.
CLERKS FEES.
Tie blll to change tho Ices Of Clerks Of tho
supreme Conrt. haia to 1a noouou IN the South
efh Dlstflct, Waa evidently not dohired by tue
GontTal anu Not1heTh DIVISIONS, % tue Glerks-
aamborFor anu Irimble smiling al
around tAe senate. which snilanR beat t!e bill
temporarily. IT Eas saScd from ahy action by
nelnB Hons 10 tne Judlclafy committee.
THE CONSTITUTION DOCTORS
are paving tho way Tor future amondmenta to
TINT document, and q bill prescribing the mode
Of submitting amendments passed the Senate to.
day.
T1nEMES's PENSION FUND.
Aohoo's bill, setting apart tho limos inflicted
on hremen anu policemen as pcnBion fund Tor
tho boneht or those disabled III tho service,
passGod psG tho Senate. 1t will notroalize moro thnn
$?,0oo per year. --...--
SENATE bills PASSED.
, 1874-03-14
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

Sptctaf Diapatch to Tic Chicago Tribune. .
BPn1Eap1ELD, ILL.,, March 19.-Tho House got
1t the billa relating to State institutions this
morning. No. 752 was introduced by hlr, scan-
Ian. Its intention IL to regulate tho appropria-
tona for tho necessary expenses Of tho instltu-
tions." No. 1877, introduced by MIR. Hunt, pro-
vldeB for tho division Of tho State into threo
districts, from ouch Of which a Commissioner Of
Charity should he olocted. No, 882, the result Of
tue labors OF tho Special Committee on tho
Inscore bill, provides for tho election of Super
viaor Of State 1natitutions, and the reduction OF
the number OF Trustees to three on each insti-
tuition, No. 855, tho production Of Moore, Of
Albums, differed from No. 787 in minor partlcl.
lars only.
Mr.. Starr read u piece which will appear in tho
Peoria Transcript. He was understood t to be IN
favor OF economy and Of the Hurt bill, and
against the humorous Trustees, which were OK
trnvnSnnt Rupcrllnitless
Wien ho Ind finished Race asked him which
Bido he was OH.
Mart's bill waB put in the front aud considered
first.
Jonos offered an amendment providing that
the Commissioners should be elected by tho
Stnte At large instoad Of by aistr1otn.
johnson cut from the lnscora bill the PROPOSE
ton to have but one Supervisor. and offered 1t
81 substitute for the 4rst section providing for
three Commissioners.
Fonr speeches having been safely delivered,
yDllIlHUW MlLtIUIOW InS 6NbhL2tulos
Rogers, who comeB from tho Mclean County
institution, waB opposed to any claugo.
Shaw spoke several hours,
ExHAURTINa THE SUBJECT,
himself, and the House In defense Of the ono
Supervisor and tAroo Trustee system,
Gordon, who represents the institution at
Jacksonville, went into an extended eulogy Of
Trustees in general and tried to show TINT Hi
uois produced tlno article Of Trustee. II this
Was tho impression tint Mr. Gordon intended to
sonyey Ao got along Bwmlnngly, until Hart
reminded him that Bomool hia Jackaonvlllo pots
had contracted for building to coHt $40, 900 in
excesh Of tue appropriation.
Gordon could only say when tlsH act was re-
ported that tl,oy we're charitable institutions,
and tho House should look upon them aud tholr
Irnsteea with charity. This waa q lamo az
PLANTATION: but Gordon wRs 10 moro HucccbBful
III answering l1art's questions aa to why one In
st!tntion at Jacksonville paid 93.0Oa barrel for
lluur more than Anoti4or Institution In the Hame
city, hlld cents more q pound for crGckeYa.
Hutb might have boon purchased ut Wholesale.
Not being s,sccossful III lefc1s1ing tho present
tyhton. llo attacked tho proposed reform. Flo
waB willing to bo martyr III tho cauHo OF tho
Trustees, and misquotel Scripture In thoir do
feslBe.
Alexander, OF Montgomery, handled the Tr1s.
teos without gloVca, and, III be1alf Of swlndlo4
pvoplo, demanded Immediate change. ..7,'
6eanlan mado tho gfoatest effort OF lla life
since Ills farmers hlEt-tarfr npcoch, two yoars
sgo, showing that tha amount Charged to tho
State was fur In oxceHA Of what It ahou1d be-. aud
, 1874-03-14
Remarkable Forbearance of the
=, =, Illinois Legislature.
No Important Business Transacted
Yesterday.
Tho Grab-Law Considered In Both
Houses.
Trivial Talk About the Con-
troll Of State Institu- =.
tions.
Petitions For and Against tho Railroad
Law.
THE aRAH.LAWS.

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
spn1NortELp, ILL.,, March 19.-The Ray bill
limiting tho time for rogiatoring bonds under tho
grab-lav to July J. 1874, vas the special order,
on an amendment Of tho grabber from Eflng-
ham, who wanted to extond the timo until jan,
!, 1875, nico, who is terribly opposed to tobac-
co, la terribly in favor Of the grab-aw. which no
defended on behalf of Oglo county, stig1nAtiz-
Ing as robbery any attomptto to limit Its opora.
tion.
Nay made speech In favor Of his bill, md the
roll boipg called the Efangham amendment was
Lost. So to 81.
Lano, Of Hancock, moved to lay the bill On tho
tablo, mud tho motion prevailed, 30 to IS, by tho
following vote:
, 1874-03-14

IN TIE GENATE.
Incidental to tho passage of the bill to pro-
vide for the paymont Of the registered indebted
ness of cities, counties, aud tounH, came full
discussion in tho Senate Of the norits and do
norita Of tho grab-law of 1869. Startling arrays
OF tlSarea we're made to show how thia law had
operated to the dotrinent of certain counties,
and these figures wcro met l,y others to show
that tllere was ali increased raluo all over the
etate, tue aggregate of which csmo into COM
mon treasury, for the benefit Of the whole poo-
pie.
Horny, Starne, and Donolluo plead Justify for
Tho equality Of tho good which came to al by
tho operation Of tho Inv. Sanford, Green,
Burke, aud Thompson could not 500 it; and Mr..
1llompeon waH especially Eoyere on tho ponting
bl which, not satisfied with LILO inequality Of
tho ntn,ny Of 60 now wanted to go further aud
absolutely compel the counties having no bonds
10 pay tile entire expenses Of tho State, whilo
Tho bonded ones escaped entirely.
srAnNE
quoted from tho Auditors report to show thnt
ills yaluo Of improved lots III Cook County for
1879 was not assessed us high as in Sangn,aon
County, and, comparatively. not 10 high as in
ieyeral bonded counties ovon in Egypt. Ho
,nhtancel several counties whuBo valueB had
bcen doubled, and In somo cahes nearly trcbled,
by tho building Of 5000 miles Of rai,oad, in
which mono would have been constructed hut for
tho law Of 1809 Hnngamon County lad always
paid taxes oheorfdlly, aud had NO tax-hghtors
now.
After further desultory discussion and somo
attempts ut parliamentary aliirlnishlng, the roll
VAS called, resulting in tho l'aBsaSe Of tho bill
yeas, 26; nays II, as follows:
, 1874-03-14

A. hlissiasippi Faatmistreas has discharged her
husband from olorkAhip tor negligence. - :
, 1874-03-14
suHuRnAN REAL ESTATE.

1113 q, - ;3T = :; =, nj 1;f,
itoN re- AhE-iAgg,IS Az h1AILisNuHHii. UNLx tOut
ss d ~ I'LL, h r. s,
s! arssian wei a, sl,e i;roposiy iowinR
ino1oaste il yaae by tho o eiiy iprroycnants we viii
30 cgon o,s1 ssas o sopef rr1o0 3 1T 0 n, f
11nn a1in I'm n;nv.773,, Nv ~ mn ID 7;7,,i
tsai iiatga. nilcs lam llaass. ID ,siaa,ss
% 10Y ao, ns' avo ssS ~ na. .recs wa' .s e
Train. day fns,is ss;y Hoc.s f. MID frn thn city, ats
Rsunesty watath a hnqkH " Hnnh t3k tfGe q oa
tol. a Ft @ 70 %ho' "lNd = FAlL'H' u east washing"
I7Ol HAIE-1T TN5fEWOOD. NFAn NORMAN.
Easgans Sald ehca tnksn his iso',tii bi6Iii!s /
WARE, 81 East WnainKtnn.st.
TIOR S1LE-A3li1E iint;TITY-a = = u. Il Hlif;.
,tonG ~ II nutca oa nea 13n" t15
e.; GHgMnp u tAkoH soon' uhAllbEcH bLVklht Iso
75G;3 7;7;7 :, ~; NJ 7,7
Nott HAM,Ch ,niW ,thNulN!s HAANh4Hh ~
CohtIat iarK lots; llnHbcG m n2ntHy raymnhth Ia
I9b't'oEnnco persons. .. W, kHUEFt 45 l1Shllo-Atr
hooih =. --.---
I1Olt BAI.R-1O0 ACHES IN HOfyrIIKANT OIJhH.
Il Ur Of 300, as Town 1G Nauoo III gnst of n ~ 4
ENYDjK Esis, Naon 1uilnr, u nosGs,st uor,Ss
, 1874-03-14
BOARDING. AND LODGING.

South Sitie.
Inn TIIIRD-AV., NEAR I1hHRrsONST.-DRICK
lUV house bostd for ladies orgentlonun, 81 to Us
pur Wook, with use Uf plano /: tny.hoaEa. S3.GD.
7El EAsT 1lANDOLpll. .ST., WAsIlINGTON MN
1OD ing-ro1m-Very desirable, handsomely furnished
front room. Also. day.huard.
O0E MI0lIidAN:AV,3FT0N'r .ALo0VE N0oM
AOO and roonl Off, double parors, on frat floor,
with board. Family tahlu Nateroncos exchanged.
, 1874-03-14
CITY REAL ESTATE.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
lIoR SAFE-nY ). IIRNRY i JAoo6 WHifs III
IL ,,ss;s ssSs' :,
':S;sS sS Siss :$'SSS:s
f.; ,' o's's's ''sa,
59.ia ~ nothoast corner Of Thist, tbIs.st anu
o.linotav' botvooa Trtyouth and
,iSoxlsi ao tho northwest Of IndAnaav and
foot Tho soutoaat oornor Of stan,on.sv. and
ooon tho north"ost oornor Of Miohigsna, and
feat tho northeast Of wahush.av. and
sisi feot Of aonthsaat cornor OF nllohisun.av, and
Esst 81 northeast eornor of and r
g; seot on tho Grand boulevard. F1itysstst,
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