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NHUMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Vv>dOMAS DOWLlNds Auc0Oneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK RErIDEFCE ON THE SOU III
SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN TWhkIs FIhsI AND TWkNTY-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the 18th -
gay ct FEBRUARY, 1879. and duly recorded E:I
In Liber 500. folio ~, &c, one of the land XsR.
records for Washington county, District of Column
bia and by direction Of tbs party ured thereby.
We shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, THE 26rH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. M. In front Of
PIT mites, the following property, viz Lot ~. in
recorcec subdivision OF original lots Is and ~. in
square rs. Improved by q substantial three story
brick Residence, with all the modern improve
ments.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equ,l
payments at one and two years, with notes bearing
int rest at six per cent per annum until paid and
s.curt by deed Of trust on the property sold.
Of sale are not complied with in ten dayp the Trus
tee re the tight to resell the property At the
veyancine at purchasers cost $500 deposit re-
qHired when the property is struck off.
JOHN ". CORSON,l r-,..o,
jar8-d&ds JAMES L. DAVIS, trustees
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eT- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
pOned account OF the weather until THUR
DAY, JANUARY GOTH. same hour and place BY
order Of the Trustee. jan1l- dts
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STEAM Frs. &C.

STEAMERS, &c.
V,HE 0TEA q Efs AKisOW0MITH
IL VIII leave Potomac Ferry 90. -
Wharf. foot OF 7th street. Q, O'clock
O. m, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
For M the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS a fal
- Leonardo Jvn and Nomini returning MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare and Freight at lowest rates.
tyl3-ly r. J. STONE, PuYssr
NEW YOEk-HOTTEH:DAM
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tF-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
aces mt Of the weather. until TUESDAY, JANUARY
18th, 1881, at same hour and place.
jams HARVEY L. PAGE, Trustee.
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j. c. BuTch. secretary. 1925 Vermont ave.
r j. Bright, sergeant at arms 2el East Cap. st.
Henry E. PeytoD, executive clerk, 6lS 18th NV.
+. K. ShOber, chief clerk, 52l 18th st. NV.
Isaac BaSsett. assistant doorKeeper IS ID ST ne.
". 2. McMichsel, postmaster. Metropolitan.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Gen. Hancock.

The Tour,t Of SATURDAY. saws: Seen
craI Winfield : Hancock. lat. Democrat,
candidate for President. came TO Bar lar
bor las, Thursday on the revenue cutter.
Levi Woodbury. On Thursday afternoon
he received call AT the vessel, from Mr..
T. b. Mussraye. and returned with that
gentleman % bl, cottage on Back Bay to
pay HI, respect. 10 Nr,. Mu,gra,e. Fri
Ia, morning. the General. Nr. Mu,graye.
Gen. C. G. SaWtr.le. Can't. G. l.. Ward.
Can't. Abbey and Cant. J. II. Merriam paid
an official visit to the government Sims.
,.Sar.toga~ and Portsmouth. The, visit
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
The Arctic Search.
". HIS

Captain Hooper Of the revenue marine
steamer lOrwin, in a private letter under
date Of st. Michaels, July !. says We ar
rived here on the Ith and 20 north again
tomorrow. We have discovered relics Of
one of the missing whalers, and have learned
from the natives definitely that nothing has
been heard of any one belonging 10 the
Jeanette OH the Siberian coast. In his Of
ticlal report to Secretary Window, Capt.
Hooper saws: The native, Of Cane Scribe
saw the Jeanette on her way north. 4 party
of walrus hunters boarded her Thev de-
sr.bed her as a thTee-ma,ted steamer.
with lots OF coal, dogs and sled> on deck
and say she had two Esquimaux from
the American side. They recognized them
"a "Nakourue>, the name they give the
American natives on account of tile lab
ret holes in their under lips These we're
the two natives taken from St. MIchaels
They say that after passing Cape Serdze she
steamed away to the northward. We start
north again on the Sth and will proceed
along the American shore as far as the ice
will allow. About the l0th of August
hope to 20 to the westward and make an at
tempt to land on Herald Island and Wran-
gell Land. The ice is unusually light. and
continued strong northerly winds Justify the
belief that the Arctic will be well open later
in the season."
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

extremely ANXIOUS this afternoon when the
vomiting occurred. fearing o. they did at
first, that the stomach had again rcbellcd.
The doctor was asked If the President
had >ep,Icrmia which question he did not
answer directly, hu' SAID i, nigh, he posi-
h.. .4A,mu,b as all patients suffering from
Sermons wounds. such the President had
received, or low feyer>, were more or less
liable TO be- affected 3, >eptiorma The
eior saId the patient wa, still sleeping
quietly. Iii, pulse remaining at about los
On the whole ta-d8y ha, NO, been considered
as ia,oraal, d das ia5 ,h, patient as ,,>,er-
dll."
~ u O'Clock p. NJ. >cor,tar, Blame sent
lh, following despatch TO Mr. Lowell. MIN
,>;cr i, London:
The Presidents sleep Jas, nigh, vas
broken and uure>tiu. His symptoms
throughout the aa, have been less favorable
aui his general condition B., not eucourag-
lng lie }, unab., To- RETAIN food on hi,
stomach. having yomitcd twice thl> after
uoou the last time at five O'Clock. lhi,
evening he had not been ahl, TO drink va
tgT and retain It.
lhe swelling Of the parotii gland has not
increased. H., pulse and temperature are
about the same a, ye~tcr,iay His sleep mp
10 ;h.~ hour M z. NJ ha> been >omcW ha;
disturbed W. arr al. d,op, ANXIOUS
A. $50 7. NJ, Neula,. ih, uiheia. buile-
TIN STATED. 'ha, 'h, President had continued
- take uauII>hmgut .u >ma.. quantities at
stated iH',.,a., 'ls ,a'.rr dA,, and had 30
rt'.fa ,' nausea or vomiting In, uutr.-
,ur ea,ma'a wa, also retained. The wound
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Home and Foreign News.

Gen. sherman a..I attend the N.v Eng
land fair At Worcester, sept 1tn
Fifty American, lre alleged d h4s !
been murdered y, Mexican, ID camp eleven
mile, from Tombstone. Arizona.
-lhr ,tui.c, of James and Harry G4i-
field have been uninterrupted since the first
week OF the PRESIDENT Illness, Their tutor
expect, 70 graduate both of them and Dom
Rockwell on SATURDAY ncNr.and they are all
70 enter Williams College in September.
4 cyclone near Albert Lea. and Amboy.
MINI, "Wednesday. demolished the house,
Of T.. Lower and Frank WciL. and the wind
and han almost ruined the crop, ID the 81
clnity. Cattle we're lacrrated BY the hail,
but fortunately no person was injured
Ten gold mine, per day are being dis
covered in New York State at present. and
the Herald, estimating that each gold mine
j, calculated 70 ruin one hundred people,
figure, out that if this rate Of discovery is
Kept up, it vii! only require three year, 70
bankrupt all the people Of the State.
The story soc, undi,puted that woman
did tempt man to eat. The habit Of drink
ing on all occasions, and getting drunk for
fun, Mas hea,,ly invention of hi, own
Ner DrieaHs F,ray'0.e.
Prof Anthou. Of Columbia College. Son
of the celebrated classical author OF that
name, /, at Narragln,ett Pier. He wears
hat twenty Two and thrre-auartcr, uenr,
in it, inner circumference, aud many gentle
men enjoy thcm>ehc, at the hat rack hl
trying il on and seeing il fall over their
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Business Enterprise

NJ. k&fpr: The article published IN
last week, AMERICAN. entitled ~ new Fin
| terpri>e." has provoked considerable in
quir!. and being a good deal interested in
the matter, shall esteem ii privilege to
say word through your paper.
ask person to tax, stock in my enter
prise. He ask, me a very pertinent ques-
tiou. viii it pa, ! answer. think twill
and proceed 20 give some Of the rra>on,
why think so. Ia all new enterprises. We
have TO take much on trust bat there j. one
general principle underlying all industries
and that Is. they are put>ucd tor thc profit
that Is IN them, aud " hen there is no profit
they cease to be- pursued In regard To one
branch of the industry that am tr,n. to
establish, that is the wood working part,
claim no practical knowledge have Civ
en- the matter considerable study. however.
aud feel confident tina; it can b, prosecuted
With success IA our clt, We have ever,
facility, and with intelligent management
We can not fail lhe FounGr, aud Ma
chine shop j, local necessity and wi,i al
way, have something To do, and with the
increased facilities contemplated, IL, bu,5-
nc>, may be greatly increased An, one
who does manufacturing business. Know
that the more machines which can b, uu1l :
ell and ihr more men who can be- ad,au-
tagruu>N rmployci th, more uratit th.r, +.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
The Presidents Condition.

The official bulletin issued 81 $50 Sunday
evening was a. folloSs:
..tLe President has ,omited twice during
the afternoon and the administration hy the
mouth therefore has again been temporarily
suspended and nutritire euemata viii be
gwen more frequently. H., temperature Is
lower and pulse rather less frequent than
Yesterday afternoon The parotid swelling
/, painless. bat stationary. Pulse lU>,
temperature go respiration l..
Signed as l>ual.p'
An unofficial statement made al 10 o'clock
the same evening SAYS. "N.uCo The issuance
Of the evening bulletin the scenes al the
Executive Mansion and on the streets have
been mater.a.l, changed. the announcement
af the Presidents having yOmteG tWIcv Tins
afternoon creating great unea>ine,, through
out the city, and crowds gathered around
the bulletin boards IN an excited manner.
Al the Executive Mansion there wa> no
ticeable feeling Of apprehension. bat the
statement Of the attending surgeons 70 the
effect that the vomiting was not occaSloneL
by any gastric disturbance uf lhe stomach.
has been accepted as less serious than Il
thai organ had refused 10 perform is fInc-
rious This is the explanation Of the yomlt-
ing as given By Dr. Bliss.
Il appears. eoRtrary 10 the impression
which pre- allied up 10 six o'clock. that there
vas vomiting during the early afternoon
shortly after one O'Clock. ~ that time the
President experienced considerable difficulty
xith phlegm which had secreted in hi,
throat and hi> exertion TO raise II excited
his stomach 10 such an extent that Somitln4
ensued. This was some time after the lasr
portion u nourishment had been naturally
administered, 80 the theory that il Wa,
caused by phIegn IN the throat ]. very gen
orally accepted.
DR.. BOynton. IN coaI eT>auon this eve
ming. states that the President has taken M
nourishment since the first vomiting. lie
SAYS further that the President stomach j,
certainly weaker to-day than yesterday, aHd
while The case looks rather di>eOuraging To-
night. be hopes and mas reason to believe
that the moaning will bring improvement
III il does not" the doctor said, Il shal.
feel very much discouraged and extremely
anxious"
"Do YOU still think tina, the President ha.
septicRmis?"
s'Yes, in my opinion he has been under
the influence of septlcImla for the past ter
days. ! think tomorrow will bring tav'
orable change, however. If it does not
there will be cause for alarm.
After the vomiting occurred the President
asked Dr. Boynton, having heard the attend-
ing surgeons consulting in monotOnes, whs,
be thought Of his condition. The doctor
made an encouraging reply and the patient
seemed perfectly satisfied and soon after this
he fell asleep.
Dr. Reyburn, during the course Of an in
teryiew at late hour. tonight. said the pa
tien. bad taken water this e,sning and re
tanned il He did not think the in9amed
gland was sAy more serious tonight than i
had been and be attributed the vomiting to
the secretion of Pklegm in the throat. Sc
long as there is no gastric disturbance in the
stomach, the doctor added, there is nothing
10 occasion alarm. He admitted they were
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

A Bit Of Ellsworth History.


Am"nE 'ac numerous papers .nI books
az the residence Of the late Geo. \. hArk.
there a'> recently o"me - ach', '., "r's.-
nal records OF The earl, Unitarian >',.o'' "f
Ellsworth
L appears That .n The summer A. lNtf.
Tie leading families Of 'a, az! anl'ns
themselves about 10 b" deprived q thg ~
'tTa'i"n' ana thu social "aHcag" % 'hc
Ec' fr:r- Npar,r. agreed together 'o ,4,-
'A'" p ...'erA- 'AH~t.'" N.n','r,- \ 'ah-
'e"i'.oi paper vas circulated. o' "a..a 'ar
i".."~'"I copy 't-Hi- recorded.
"I.. .at,r,..r.I h4,.a. ..n. .,r..,tG tl.
ir,.a. ..s.f... morn. ..l ,.......... ....-..
'a'l AH' HH" unfortunately i'I-''. .N ht,
Dismissal from ..- par.-a. .u. a,4- -at.~-
s.l -h4.'g.. constant .,r. Id -..........
' is .'H.' ''>.'.' ''I 't' ..' "'.H- t'" :
'a.m. Z. save '.4' Au.s....-.. 20 '...- ..,-
p.,...u.- ..- ,h. .,..,...r ,t.... r..ra. ,.t
'-'.- '..-.'.'. IS ".t' be- ;'' 'A'' present
4a. :4'at' vt.:l.r. a...y,.u. wat .....
s...-..., .,af-..a .a.,a .,ale., p. ..a.a
.s... ..... ............. .r.... ID. .-...
'."" mere ..'''.l q. 1n.>'a "''A '., '..."-
m.a. 4.! n-.ai.a., ,a.,aH..s ,au, '..~.
,...-, ..... lIr4t.n, Father fla. ..r..,
.l........ $500. ....-.. -...... ....-.
''''''"' 1.'- '''-'' = ana '' 'H''I-, ''- -"''-
q" .ar heart, p, reflection aa H.. goodness
and IL, .,.r. A.rl..,. !. ,u r..r l.
....l.. .-....-..+.
i'f tA' support "' iA'"c Worship !" LIS
worth and De- >c,cral.s promise to pal 20
,b, collector Of ,...h society. when chosen.
.,....t ,.,...... mi. ,..,.. .......tl,
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
:. 4. UoLBR1Ok.
stale Treasurer

Ny application was made on the 10Th.
i've DAYS before the meeting Of the ENecu-
tive Council. II was placed IN the Execu-
tive box in the Secretary Of STATE. Office
box in which communications for the Coy
ernor and Council. and To which they al
WAYS have free access, are placed. II was
put in the box m the morning Of the day il
was written, and ichile Ge1. Pid,yted ,rds u.
the .State Hotse. Il was the only notice
the Council had from me concerning the
bonds aud it wa. a. much a notice to the
Governor a. 20 them. The notice wa> am
pie a. to time, for the Legislature had pro-
Slded the means To pay the bonds. and
there Was nothing to be done but for me to
make application 10 the Governor and Coun-
Gil and they to pass upon the demand and
sign the necessary warrant. These are all
the essential facts in connection with the
matter.
Thanking State Treasurer Holbrook for
lis courtesy. the reporter Of the JoUjHai
next procerdel to the Secretary Of State ',
office to ascertain. if he could whether there
was any truth IN the assertion ia the Com
mercial that the Council adjourned To- the
l2th but afierward, changed the TIM, 20 the
the Commercial. was. 1t will he noticed. a
link III the alleged great conspiracy as4in>t
Coy. Plaisted to keep him ignorant Of the
day the bonds fell due-a fact upon which
the State Treasurer's annual report fully
informed him.
Upon examining the record of the Council
the following Entry appeared. written in ink.
in a good bold hand, without blot or eras-
ure
"On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the Council
adjourned TO meet Monday, August 18th
next. at o'clock in the afternoon"
Some of the newspapers get the date
wrong from an error in the type of the
EsHBebec Journal, making il the 18th, but
the Council record gives the 18th as the
date TO which the Council adjourned. So
this link Of the great conspiracy is dissolved
The reporter of the JourHqi also took
pains to learn how many members of the
Council we're present al the last meeting.
The Commercial SAYS only three were pres
eHt, which is little nearer the truth than
most of its lame defence of Gov. Plasted,
but there were actually four members pres
ent, a sufficient number for the transaction
Of the business ofthe board.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
Uunor in tn. stomach,

Much Of the distress and sickness attribu-
ted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhua and other
causes is occasioncd by humor in the
stomach. Several cases, with all the char.
acteristics Of these complaints, have been
cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Other cures
effected by this medicine are so wonderful
that the simplest statement Of them atfor,ls
the best proof that it combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the
confidence Of the people.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

Prof" Henry Gwin, the noted usher
at the United States Hotel, Saratoga, is dead.
He was of mixed white, negro and Indian
blood. and was a former slave Of the father
Of Senator Gwin, of California, from whom
he tcok his name Since his freedom he has
continued &c visit Europe every year, and
was as well kno~a IN Paris and Vienna as
in Saratoga. His boast sss that he had
crossed the ocean twenty-four times.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
0br Gll5Mortb Amrrltm

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomhs
Bloc. Ellsworth, Ne. by TUt HANtO, n
CbINTA PUBLISHING, COMP NY.
tor terms. Nc. see iIr>t page.
So NJ rETTENDILL \ co. in state street,
Boston, b Park Row, New ork, ana ,ul the>nut
Street PHlliBI@ipai1. are our Agent for procur-
Ing Advertisement. t'T The ANElu, ~ IN the above
cities, and authorized 10 contract for advertising al
our lowest rAtcr-
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

The september .ScTi5Eer. la, Il wide
range Of subjects, embracing war remi-
ni,cenccs natural history, winter sports, pit =
turiAI aud decorative art. h housekeeping, pnlil-
ic>, oriental travel, Biographical history. the
drama, fiction, iun, poetry. current literature,
anl prO2tes- 10 practical inNtn lon. "A Boy
IN Gray" l. an account Of Ouft dcrltc camp
life, wl'h special description of certain ar
tileryman with whom the IuthDr iaud artist. }
Mr. A. {. Redwood. wa acquainted. Ernest
Inger>Oli contributes natural sketch Of the
: sar-ii,h. u jet IN which the writer has
been making Tr-earche, for The Cow. nment.
IL !, strikiHgh illustrated bt James C. Beard
Mr.. Charlie II. Fgrnhtm follows up his paper
Cn ''ice-G achting on the Hudson. n the Mid
summer Holiday number with detailed md
practical directions chow 10 Build an lee
Yacht" the MisfOrtuHes OF Bro. ThOs
VII, alley !, a partly humorous aud party
TiOus story OF Tie Baltimore riots, by Lena
Redwood FairiaX. Basil WeresGhagih, tile
Russian artis', man OF romantic career. and
who soon 10 visit America, il the subject Of
an anecdOta paper by Richard White Ing, ,
which is accDmp ptned by four examples Of hi
wOik. The first feature 10 strike the eve Of
The ladies, will be handsomely Illustrated
paper on The Soeietg of Decorative Art.
Among he snrk done or exhibited at the 81
ciety > rooms, which is TO be iliCs rated, e
live Of the ceit brated embroidery pictures By
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., and the top
and end pieces Of box carved by two daught-
ers Of Edwa EgglestOn with designs on the
theme OF 81 he Jachday Of Rheims"
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
~Ilrt OF MAINE
STATE Of MAINE.
n n no " n m NI.rlI. N NV TI'IIt.
tuAatt,s, -r r.tlrr .ffartr Bsgft,.-.
~ t,tIEII\t,

HIN,OCh s.--Ia h- ~t,r,F, VI .er r,,y.-'u,
tuHAtt,s ~ r.tLrr ,ft tastr bsP''t,.-.
I-> uEEEIl\G.
VNe mmanl ou q, attach thc s,,.,I- or est, 4,
w OF EI-aJ r Brown. 1T Ellsworth. in ths
unt, of Hancock. lnI tir ~t.lt, 81 Mliu., e. lhy
value - one huuirc.i buli.r- and -umu.ou thr
said Defendant .H hy m.t bv iOuni iH t"ul pr-
,It,t !, tp lp t. itI sr, our justice uf tlt 81
prr.ur Juii'iai Court, ucNt e. D. holden III tll--
rth, ltiIIn ..d Tor unr county 70 Hancock, uu
the second Iut-t ut Aprl. ut NJ Chen uli . D.,
m on aid court a. -NCr unto Waiter NJ
HtIu,- II g. l~""rth. in said county, tui stat .
In Flea OF he as, tor In & tHe -aIt DIT HttEt
Isl -Aii tii-H urth on the t!Ig ut tine purchase ul
thi- " il, bcing i.drJ,,i 10 tir Plaintiff To- "a,
sum OF tortt eight D.llr-, lrc .1lin, iur ac.
C .uHt annexed. tHcu amt there ia -IIrr5itiun
III, r-pf. ruini-ed he Plaintiff tn prs hn TIE
came sum IN demand.
let though oft u r,,i iue-tel the said Defendant
ht- mot p.fd -Hiu sum Tut ncElrci So 10 do the
damage If ia Flaiutin tts he -ay-. the sum of
one hundred D"i ar, which ii N then AMI there
b, made 10 appear It'll uthef due damage. And
have gu er, this writ Will your dqing- therein.
Itnc-, John 4. retcrs, Iustire Of said Court, at
Ellsworth th.- twenty sixth cay OF March, in
the year Of our Lori u.c thousand eight hun
IN. SAUNDERS, clerk
STATE OF NAINF.
HANCOCK ss.->upreme judi ial Court, April
Term, @, II. l-Sl.
Upon tn 10 e.oing suit il is or,l-red that notice
Of the ptndency Of the same be given, the said
Defendant, b publ cation l. the Ellsworth Amrri-
ca !. a newspaper published ia Ellsworth, in the
County Of "a ,ncocN, the last pnbiicatii To- be at
lcas thirty days before the neNt .Tm of tlis
Cour.. t. be held at Ellsworth, within and Tor said
County Of Haacock, the second Tuesday Of
October mex, that he may then and there in said
uurt ap4.saT, and >hON cause I any he have why
Judgment shO 4ld nO b. rendered against him and
execution issue accordingly.
Atte-t-H. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
true copy OF rt and order of Court thert on.
3w4 Atte.t.-H. d. sAUND RS, lers.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25

The date ou the alIrc-- label on each -un-rr
bar'- paper -hoW- tsis tluy to which the subs rap.
ton i- uaii aul aH ID -cIIher- ln arrears are
requested % pay mp soon 70 possible
In all communications relating 20 subscriptions
our correspondents arp requested % state th'
Post oice 10 which The paper i-. OF Be- o. be- sent
and to be careful To write al proper names plain
II
In directing q change Of ai.ir.--, alWay- give
the present address a. well A. The to hch you
wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
STATE OF MAINE.
TEEs>UKEK'N OFiIc

Augusta. Aug, 10. ISL.
IN tie HoHnrdytt GpreFH1r anil CotHrH
Please draw = warrant in ny favor for the
sum Of Finy Thousand Dollar, 10 pay for a
like >um OF state Of Maine Bond, maturing
Aug. -. lo,l, and cuargc the same to the APP
preparation made for the payment Of Public
il.i
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
STATE OF MAINE.


IEEAsUEER'~ OFFI,E.
nf-p~t.,Nr augusta Aug. 3. ISL
-.,,,, ~ '!..f- %. see. fG, nf the r. s.. -,.I
- \n.fri = -. lhe ~thtr Irea ,urcrfs on,,..
t,f ,.i, ric,1 ON ne nth LAY Il ,eptcnh.f
Is,a l" th' highe,t bliier all he lar,.rsI ~ ~ w.
Nm ~, In L't trAsts OF hand hereinafter ,ir.crfb.i
6tiI, ~ ' 'i p,fate' townships, the Sd Il tract.
an, -u u,'u forfeited % the state Tor STAT. f,,s
safe f"r w.. ave gertiHed Ia the freasI,r@r OF
Al, az, 't'.' ''+t5 dhCc Of each trtrf ,rtIf l.
~ 7u,1e'' I" right Ia the owner or nam ,,.
.aii,. '@s"'s @ haNe been forfeited, t1 redeem tb
IN - o. gay hhc within one wear aftcr ~ - W.
o' Paving or rendering to the 'purcba ~ t ,at'' '
he ..lo o' may th" purchaser paid thercf..r AZ
cent Ier I,u .n'tE,-i At the rate Of twenty p~r
- - 'Hi"h iroW the lime ~ -alf a,i p
int.rs ~ 't''t,t' 81 s,ch owner NAV re,I.rrn hi
>ltt- - i,"{{ tu9 a. aforesaid t. the Treasure f
VI td Statutes. Fe'- - OF The Re.
t,, ti ia'S' n"y'"y'r. Viii be sold at a rrlce ,..
~,. '< l' amount due thereon Tor sn,h ,t,.,
- - = 'HI COUNTY taxes, Interest ana 80. ''t1''
S'Hb'a ia tn following -chelvI ''' '">'' as 'ie-
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
FREEDOM NOTICE.

TlilN Is % certify that give this twentieth dar
1 OF July m. n Frank II. Pratt minor hi tims
uil ne Is twenty one. shalt claim none ~ hi
earn 5 ,a. 4 nor pay debts OF his contracting
III. PRATT
Ellsworth American., 1881-08-25
THURSDAY, A-5-S- ., .3s.

Friends 81 VI, President Arthur a>-'
sert that no autaarl. except Congress.
could induce h.m - a>>am. Ill, functions of
the Prc>.Gcu, u d., G,u,ra. Gllt..4., a.,,.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-01


A transatlantic balloon mail line is
talked Of.
That a big rush is setting in to the
North Park.
That "the CALLED jade winces" fire.
gently these days.
That his excellency was peremptorily
ordered to return to duty.
The U. p. and C. p. are likely to
cross tracks and swords this year.
That Denver's new building inspec-
tor is sweeping with a very clean broom.
That three federal officials in wyo-
ming are hanging on the raggedest kind
of an edge.
That thirteen aspiring patriots have
their applications for the governorship
Of Wyoming on file in Secretary Kirk
woods Office.
That two daily overland trains will
be u over the Union Pacific and Gen.
trail Pacific In order TO overcome the
opposition Of the banana route