davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19
NORFOLK.

MT l.. l.. Whiting has just returned from 8 western business trip and reports things in 8 prospering condition in that section.
 Captain J. K. Shepard and wife soon go to New York and New Jersey for a week. Undoubtedly the captain will look up the plan and costs of the New York school house.
Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19

MT Edward Carswell, Toronto, Canada, will lecture in the Congregational church under the auspices of Norfolk Division Sons of Temperance, Thursday evening, September 20. MT Carsweil has spoken in this place twice before and 1t IS conceded by all who heard him that he IS success in his profession. We are sure that those who heard him before will do so again and we hope that others will attend and give him a large audience. The proceeds of the lecture are for the benefit of the Sons of Temperance. The subject of the lecture will be, Laughter. Admission 25 cents: Doors open at 7:30, lecture begins at 8 o'clock.
 ORE EERhL.
 Friday evening, William Thomas Chapple, a young Englishman who re gently came to this country, had foot blown off and his face badly disfigured by blast in the Brook Pit shaft. Dr William Bissen of Lakeville and Dr A. Hoag of Millerton attend him. They amputated his leg about midway be- tween the ankle and knee. He is now able to see with one eye, and possibly the other may be saved. It is now probable that he will recover.
 Our new school-teachers, H. l.. Griff:- ing of this place and Miss Rowel of Lime Rock are making good start.
 W. F. Everts of Michigamme, Mich. and MrsGeorge Bradley of Iosco, Mich, are visiting their father, P P. Everts.
 William Horen is breaking on the H. < c. W. railroad.
 MT Kilmer postal agent between New York city and Syracuse, N. Y, is step- ping with A. P. Felts.
Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19

Rev MT Winslow of Simsbury occu- pied the pulpit last Sunday, to the satisfaction of the church goers and the afternoon service was attended much more generally than usual.
Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19

The undersigned will close hrs prac- tice in this vicinity by September 25, and all desiring his services will please call before that date.
 F. L. DoLBEARE, M. D. Dentist. Lakeville, Conn, Sept. 12. 3w
Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19

All the Novelties of the Season, and the
 prices are made to suit the times.
Connecticut western news., 1883-09-19

MT J. R. Baldwin and family spent two days in Westfeld. MT Baldwin is making preparations to start out with samples the next trip, instead of his heavy wagon and load.
 Mir Fl. l.. Barber is to be at home all this week, if not longer.
 MT H. M. Van Deusen is home for time and will visit Westfeld.
 Deacon Horton and J. Roys's horse and buggy had little game played with them, 'tis thought.
 Carpenter and joiner Walling has applications for more jobs and is likely to be hurried all winter.
 Miss Lizzie Clark has gone to school down in Connecticut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

The danger Of living under the shadow
q N insane aayiun has been illus-
tsatsd In the easss Of The Tacoma
Lsdgsv and 0toettos HsraId editors.
On Any and svery pcins pertaining to
Seattle the unfortunate man Of the
Ledger has bssn rsvina maniAb Tor
. long time. and 10 entitled 70 our eom-
nissrntios. The Stockton Herald lu-
sstis shows on IN what no sapposss ID
argument with ths San JOSE Asrevry.
n which hs filings ~ shs editor Of tho
latter the fSiahtful eplthsts "Crsb-
hsaded old txilobite, " and "Bsllss. passd
ontromastsoean pnseilopodus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

The Grand Jury, having anishs1 their
baa0sa. sabGisssd ths sollswin9Ssport:
To TIE Honorable Kovsr s. Greene.
Chef 4assIcs 81 Warrington Territory,
and Jndee Of tie Third Judicial Dis
..tcs.
Having compIsssd all the besinsas
broa2ht before as. re. the Grand Jury
.os the counties d King and K:ssap,
bex to subscribe the fo.io1ino report:
In accyrdsnce with the instructions
from tins aou0Rable C0oFt, vs hAso
made viGilAnt inquiry into H. esnsss
uh1eh I'D - tbs sofoEt1nato sad fatal
iooI Of tbs seeaEsr JoaBUh<ne. q IT,
eound On tie I6sh Of Jznnzy. ~ n
10 e:0siy tbs opinion - - Jug thas
Har:nssions end inspseei0ns are. n
this dissdcs, q 3 sAsSas1ss eale1la1e6
20 bsass upon ths part u snGinsess Q
Doealng II sass3s0 sooartty and DIV
asrd, and 70 suadse inaoearo tie nsss oe
thoss vhaap SWIM dry g = ~ do
Of the lao 70 protect. With foea1d %
the pax1icula1 0aas uodoI oar OouSidesa-
sion, 1: 10 the ssnss ct tho Jury thns ~
Investigation hos dsmouslrased JRssa4
essslsaspees upon The part Of tks In
spscfor Of Boiloss. which, while deemed
insu@cisps - juseiSy isdtse0aot aaaies1
that 0mcer, sxpsss him 10 ssvsse esisj-
eipm and 1ust esnsufe frun u prspes
aufhsritiea The litter and nos ths
spirls Of ths lao hAs bsen oompeisd WITT.
xvidsooe as sseond hard and tbs voedl
Of interested PARIS, - are psssaadsd,
are often taken Wheso riR1A poeep0al
sxaninstions are ahsolutely noeoDsaxy
~ secure Ne pubtis in thsir hvss and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Mall service On NE route between g.
atsls and Port Blaksly hae bsen 0rdelod
increased 20 three times week.
With the prsasnt driven condition Of
thsir boats Il viii tax the q. Il d n. Co.
almost beyond their ability ~ make sIx
tSipe . weok 70 Victoria.
Euasnie NcConaha arrived homo Last
Saturday evening from IAN Francisco,
vhcse nhe has been undergoing medical
teeAtrnsnt. We are PLEASED 70 learn that
~ health , very much improved.
The San Francisco stea.ners Mary
Garrett and er,ds VI the klver had y
8-mile Hace Lass week. which The
Mary Garrett mads In the remarkable
time VI one hour and fifteen minutes,
bsatina hse eompstitos halt = mile.
The Dsmscrss says thai WIN. Easier,
oaoAise Of ths Ri1e NaaieoAl BAnk Of
Walla Wxlla. has Aocspend mors adj
vNntaQeous ppsition w1th ~ rocentlv
Incorporated National Bank Of Nav
Teso1ss and will move 70 that plscs ON
the LIST Of Nay.
The ale Of psopssty BY the guardian
Of NJ BSvWnss hstrs will take place to-
day. Some yalnsbls psopsrtv . to Be
cold. and al parties Interested In real
esasss sAoalA b psso.ns. The sals viii
taks place In front 81 the COunty bid
iAs q 10 O'Clock today.
The Emyua Hayward hiss had quite a
numboe a oxials Of speed With othes
boats On her suuse, and usually gcss
away With them. L1st evening che led
In The Geo. z. Starr. We fancy she
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

BoD TonAeoo DsALsas. lin . ssosntly
onsusd zip Of inatsussions Collsstos Hay
- sAys: DsAlsrs In cigars and tobacco,
vho havs stocks ON hand that they wish
- Cot rebate On. snaso be careful o.
pAy their special tax (licsnasl prior TO
Hay let. OF they viii net - ''dealses'' In
- eyes Of the Law, and thaeofuro not
enlttled b The rebate. Rebate viii only
- allOyed on elnok % hand % In
transit 4Ay I, end % claim for -
han elo VIII b eonGtdeeed; theeeeoso 8
Dealer must have On hand $50 eigafA
- IL pounds tobacco. % eu0agh q che
evo - amount - 90 q . pc 1000 Tor
eaaars ed . eean pc polnd for 10
baeso. Dlsnhs vill b furnished deajeep
e which 10 make out their ooAedulsa.
They viii also hAvs - alllx . label 10
oeAh DSakAoA oousainine ~ NAME.
Dlaes and eolleotion dislrlsl. Thess
labels Win Aiao - fasni6hoa q 60
parties do MOI vish 70 have The. EN-
Iabale printed - aavo sosk Of v1itina.
The Colleotos'e olnee hsee win nee IS
supplied With then labsls NAY ii. q
oeeooue Of Ne isnpooaibiltty Of priniiua
ne euorus0uo quantity ueedsd, 9 tat
- u seems nos. the euly way = @ IN
b n have TIE tslha0on nd eapoan
eounteJ and lisssd NV ~ onA lS6eas
Urtneed fcs thsmso1vo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

6AD NsW-A telegram vas received
yesterday morning FROM C0lusa, Cali.
fornia. announcing the snddan death Of
Agnes smith, beloved wife Of Hon. L.
2. Smith, u Seattle. ~ that plaoe 0an-
day evening. No pastisulaxs furthss
wore learned, bus II u more than likely
the reaaius viii b brought here Tor In
torment Some three weeks ago Mrs..
Saith, accompanied By b.. husband,
lsft her home In SEATTLE for trip %
California. The couple were both vsll
along ID yoaSs, and both expected IL
trip Voald b beneficial % them. Lee-
tors received By their son, Mr.. A. 4.
smith. from timo to time, annoouOod
that they we're both enjoying improved
health, and the sad nsss, therefore,
Game all the more unsgpsotsd Nm.
Smith vas aged IS years. She was q
native Of The State Of Mains, vheeo che
grow up to W0manhood, anA married
her husband, who survives ~. The
family came out "a Cslifosnia II 1861,
and 70 Seattle in lS69, vh1go 1Aey have
remained alm0st constantly evor since.
Ths deceased leaves . son, Mr.. A. A.
smith, Of this city, daughter, Ma =
Il. MoOansland. u Olympia, and . h0se
VI friends 20 usoagn her Sudden taking
Oh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
DAI1X
POST : INTELLMEECER



r-rasr the above heading, and Also
.suscisl to the iTsss." appeared tbs
follo.inu ir the Portland Sef' OF me
11st:
sxA7rLs, ". T., Arsa D.-Ihs ORE
ooatas Of today, and vhsso eaoe "
ksnd this evening, eo11ains . 49,
diauatsh FROM ksre. fr vniea ~
xated thst lezsi fJes d<usoU nay .
olssucs z for Sesttls vithtn ~ noos1s,
for tle rxasSn that tks l4s seqe1
hat : cczso6ce base 8 sevscrs "a
9Oa0 Yer anoum before IL ppIse
~ demsrd the scnyssispos OF free -
Hverv. whiIe II ps0ple heD 800 "a
~iad 70 hnVU the free delfye1v 49,
49, 6nd il vould b nssasss 70 make
M efIort in that dirsssioo q 49,
~ poss.l isw requires . poDaaao0o 2.
- -. 20 90 -insssad e - tneo0s g
300O. g ssatsd By the only 49,
IHfors 4 free dslivogy IN = $3.50
liehed. Within sh0Rt t3Oe. hevevo'
n q hoped and antieip7seo seas shh
eity viii have the rsqaissss as9oss a.
Wsaahex fns, and Goo sa1assk u
this vistuisy sxsslisn&
Tn Interest - tel IN IL na1a9 ~
oer.ousi one, - tie dispsssb 70 u
0ososssan Vas bassd spon an ass's>
eootainsi in this joasnd. fson which
the exares and ssatsmsoss were OBJ
,,insd. The writer Of the "spsciaI y
The Es.ss" Vas certainly nistsksn 10
his corrsseion. Tbs Law Rivss postal
dslivsry 70 all sitiss u 1000 popuis'
Sion, and 70 all places In vkioh . possa
revenue Of $1,000 per annum y d
rived. No one claimed that Portland
had 1900 inhaliSants vhsn delivery
vas there established. for the esosu'
last taken only gave Il about 1900. and
Shas including aboss 1000 Chinamsl
vho we're In the Alnon oannsriss dovr
tbs Colunbis and on the railroads ~
The Cols,sbis. Ths town last TO have
Bestowed npon II postal delivery y
Fargo, in Dakota, for which there 10 nn
claim Of more than l0.0o0 inhabitants,
bat which last quarter vas started In
The dslivssy business, with three car
sisrs. Ths revsass thsss sxossdsd 60.
90 pr annsn.
That .spscisl 70 the Ness" was 4
fraud. ~ are eonndsni. Thst 10 VA
nads ~ by some "snart Alsek" In
~ ollios Of that paper W are positive
Il contains on IL fans plain evidence Of
this. The conclusion Of The special
"vsashsr doe and crop outlook In this
vleinity excellent -bstxsys Il. - we'll ~
some marks in the msstsr concerning
" frss delivery" The weather WAS moi
Ass q che date Of that aispateh, and
had not bssa for many days. On thu
ssntrary. IL was W.. cold. nav sad ~
ssaily disagsssabls. ~ 70 ths osop
sstlook " asy tsuthfully ssy thsrs Il
nsss. Nothing 10 ~ % far forward ~
- give asy "sxsslisut" indiostiens
vhatsvss, and there ID yst no sigf
fsoa ths greater past q ne ed
Ovs 10 tsis vicinity. We may ssy the
ssrsa9s planted Il greater this ysal
than ever before. and ~ hope FOR q
larger yield; buS bsysnd thas Ne ''out
look" does nos sxtsnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

AnAEvAE - 1un WAEzA WAxaA.-fhs
sAsamahip Walls WAlla. Captain D.
Wo,e. sAilsd fsso GAa FraAoiseo fos
Seattle April 10. and arrived Sanday
evsaine. bringing - toas Of freight for
The following esnxi9nees: Aideu z
Eiske. o-0perative 9loss, Dsasmoss q
johnson. Eaele Min, q DsNasSiae,
0oldea R1le hAsaaf. n 3 Lew, Han
Bros. Port Blaksly, Jaa Frankiand,
xAnasg q enyees, I xsiuiS, Msyn
tad. p DeAartins. G Psrenan fPl,
ess:nssy Bsos. \ Dsx9ee + C, A Slosak,
BnohomiaA Txodiue Co. 6okvahaeA~s
kroa. TsauA ! CO. I LSte, Wald 4
CampAeli. W B Hanneeon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24


arArzIx. April a 1853.
Cornell met r,u,so.ns =, sdiourn-
gent.
Present.. HIS Honor. Mayor a. q.
.o'i'1's' o@s'o' 121.A'1 80 -
PETITIONS xxruvED-
From il. Alsxsn1er, for opening OF
Tenth street.; referred.
From H. Jones' f.s night 70 lay water
psnss: Reformed.
Prom Edwin Rsils, for lowering Ihrd
afess; rsessTsA-
FToG Co0D1sooe a osseee1 peoo@
nDcdiEa It's ez.Gna - h1e 49,
fsu1 hind 70 EAAfA stresses 1arnanee
ordere5 dawn pf0vso1za fo4 "a vosA-
From Cu0Ditsee 81 DeesesA spSfW-
ing Street Co0mfssaossrs report; -
egpeo4
frU0 Coumasteo - exooo ueso-
needing tee opsuinG q Ssvotn e3e3;
adopted, and Strsss Ce00amson0 H.
strustsd 70 opso The SANE.
Oedsred that peopefsy nosoes GO
James Se1sss b tuNsuseso - egasd 80.
WALKS On thas street. bsevoso xfeos ana
5ssond sscsee vtthtn Ten days.
PSt3s1ou % ". =. 1su - - 1oe pos-
rniasis1 70 bald . vesu14Ah u n
sssUss; SsJssesd-
Dsli3syd satje BooDD - eran1od =
1sha CsJlxna
-
~~.a,
yH g0tssnR q s
street, y 1fAnnassns 49, So L
Iic9s . 20, Ss - az ~ o.,
Wnisa. 49,; r. O'ssy ano y. V0s's0'
tlI5O; B.. y. S9 psoo, 49,
On motion, tns eoosf]es -
J. Cummings q Co, sney ossp9 sos Wv
- Didstsra 0oeo Ill - v
Inc osesA sfspyn " -. s-. -s.a
n second and ihird ssfssss' sn" .ss
NJ oosee Iof RfAoes NO .AsAs ~ -. 49,.
ssrests ~ " 9f.osa' =, - -
vaiks SS611S.' S0sai ooss. - :
hAse OF pss osas. on q: |. R e.;,,. E.rs,
wiiis, ana Ga ss.s 20 'A
~ rseeived ana fsssA req. s..
Inc inastsf VI Tue Lev E. -
- S.aumea ssFess ~ s ~. -
sos p.ans - so Qua ~ .; ~ .tso,nsr -,
soso nuop., ~ ~. Va, sy,,,s,-
instructed 70 dfAv an olo'nS.os 49,, app' -.
ofiasin2 money io1 sucn S..s
ns IN. pA o.. sc..,xcs..d !,
sscns, Mlu .uS 80 - - a...ssrn.s !. =,
*over'iss iof osos i"f W 20. - -. 1919, ~
oI w en9,ns s.ss,s -. ..,. "a. m =,
JUL paAico ~ uv11 So - 80
vne conHacs ~ .s' 20. 49,.
vn S.s a00o.eH ~ -; =. 81,
a. - s. 49,"
o':''s v,snoa' , 3 80. or.,..a q,
eIy "0
40 oop -. ..,;.s..
Inc sopos. U .ne ..s:." .ss s.n;,S;n..
~ saG2seo c sl S..s., .1 ss S -
- ga Tr.n - -. s'I "a 1870 ho,S.
oouso H"os. - ~ sS s,S,.-als |.
~ uefe ans.ru0's" ~ 0~Ae
v, Mn sn oay. H.. ,.,.-..l, ., ,.vo,
ios cosnmisses ~. ~ ~ s.a..h !. -, .o -
o. s.os.aaA IT, 49, ~ u.u.'a a'. =. ~, Th; ~
senssson sssoe.. ..OL sSo.s - LII, -.
40 I auu p.y ~ ~ -;.S;. = H..
- ~ y"'se ss'~ vsAA "s'".
Aoops 49,. 80. .,
xefmisssDu ~ k.ous - - s.s;ma-
Dany, peamuR ~ 49, S ~ ss-".s -
son stIoes, 70 ouseluv a:,c - al, :. 80.
rau'ns tne'f pPss ~ul'' 'u' VA 1
IT, A-;.~;~,.,~. ;csfvue4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

o. her arrival a Port Towussad LAT
vssk the lonaahoremss demanded .
Collar - hous fs disehaERina The casao
q We Mississippi. Her frsiaht for
hat plsss VA. in eoassQusnes. brsaRht
- hare. and ssu1 baok nsxS day on Ne
Veloouo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
BOOTH! BoolH!I oosIl
Bargains!
Bargainsl! !.
Bargains II!
NOE0.


|T or u BLOCK q AND i.OToV A.
IL & book ~. L. I. Doaay6 80 r.
tica 20 Meth SeasalA -
haock 10 iots J ana q SlecS =: ~
! aod ( book lo4 ID. 4. Dsanyk - =
dition % North SeottloI
L0s L block Is Nm aaA Donayb -
lots S q and & Mock 5: kaD L Z
block g; los 3 80 Z hAsck y. 1a1y6
drst additiOo. N
Lots & = 4 eaad 7. hlssk q snAne4
block -. Kids "a .:iti0a
lots and Z mock g ise L 49, -
lots s 4 and 4 hleck q, MAyaaF10 -
Lots II and u hlork -: lolS I, g e ID
"a block -: lOes I. & &, 3 and IA 00dk -
Seattle Homestead b. n. MaAloR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

APRA1ArUs AA1rvnD.-Ths Hoek end
Ladder Campany's apsaxatss has a.
r'vsd, and b houssd u ~ nsw saeins
h0uae. Il consists oe . handsoms
truck. patent laddeEs, baeksts, hooO.
Axeos fiTe extinQuishern. eto. The Oo0
pany will at ono Commences drilling, @
- n b ready 10 render a9so1ivo eo.vice
vhsnevss ocoAsiou rsQuirsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEW LIST
FOR APRIL


T OFFER FOR SALE. AT PRICES AS
A beautiful residence corner OF fonItn
Annfher choice residence withtwo toeA
ccrner YftA cd Madison stroefa
TWo splendid loeA with AsaeA. 60 si'A
Tine rWc-.foJ hsxss ,anA lcs en West
sfreer. txo blocks frcn Fee prise oon
SuArndid lot on Second street, near Pine
WITH small hccec, for S<3A
TWoi - end haasa. In block 81 hei8 q
8 A. Bells addition. ..,.
Two choice loes n 1oppfnb MI. WHn
~ 3; e co. ~ fh,-d ana rsse ,sr.ssa
1n lses n. G. Haafsrds addition. for
Tsosp enaid less On ssssstA AMI JET
nsg1oa, With ho1De. Fine yiew.
Hvs dns lets a Hoedway. TOR a30
lges and II Nock - A. 4. bsanys
~ 81 : - IN hsosk 81 NaynarGA
foefv lots In Pontius' addition
I've blocks in Robsnaoais additioa.
I've loes in Werf~ts addition.
I've lots n Eastern. fo- Sl5A
Two for 2io2 two fc. Sl0S
A 1sw ch0ico lots In Union addition. q
3tooL The hese value IN the mArkeG
Two choice ioes corner Third and Pine.
A trw twoera tracts = smiths Cove.
for no each.
T:o nvsecrs tracts IN Seattle Homs-
ted, cAeAA
Twelve lots In Northern adaitioo for IN
Hundrods of lots in al pAEss ef tie city.
Call and 80 full liz. -
J. ". EDWARDS,
mRAa 9aPAPR n9Al m.
Once on Front street. west side. DO
tWeea Cherry and Columbia aDl u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
REAL ESTATE
REAL EST ATE
Get Yourself
. H ON {
WHILE YET
There is Room /!

Houses on the iustallment plan.
Choice lots in Bigelow's Addition.
Choice lots and blocks in lake
Union Addition.
Choice lots in Washington Addi-
ton.
Choice lots in Maynard's Plat.
Choice lots in Denny's Addition.
Lots 2. 3 and 4, block l8. May.
nard's-
Lot 2, block l9, North Seattle.
Lots and 9, block 80, North
Seattle.
Water lots-Lots A, 10. II and
IL, blocks e aud J. Denny's
Plat.
Lots l aad 2, block IA, in Aer-
GERS Addition to North Sc
attic.
Lots 5 and 6, block 6, Eastern
Addition.
Lot 4, the w. / Of S and s, and
the center ] Of 5 and s. block
los, Denny's I'd Addition.
Lots z, 8 and 9, block 4, heirs Of
Sarah A. Bells LIST Addition.
Lots 4. 5 and 8, block As, A. A.
Denny's 9th Addition.
The n. /! Of lot 6. block s, May
nard's Plat.
Lot 8, block IL, Nayuard's Plat.
The E. ! Of lots 2 and s, block
9, Nayuarj's Plat.
Farm lands near Whatcom.
Farm lands on Lakes Union and
Washington.
The Sc. !. of the S.F. ! Of sec.
Q, tp Is n, K. 4 e.
The NE. ! of the NV. !. and
lot l, sec. 25, tip 20 N. x. 8
K.,and the S.E.i Of S.W.i Of
sec. "a, tp 26 n. X. 3 b.
$50 acres Tide Marsh Land.
800 acres Timber Land.
800 acres Coal Land.
Is acres we'll improved Land. on
north side bake Union.
, acres in Caller Tract, adjoining
Mob Hill Addition.
80 acres choice Farm Land one
mile from good market; un-
improved very cheap
Directions given 10 find Government Land
We take pleasure In giving information
TO bona ode oettlera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
FOR SALE.

r OF "a IN nLocK 1 c1NrRAr.
End. or J. 4. CHAPMAN. Pert Town-
end. al11 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS
WASHINGTON TERRIP0RY
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.


y ySs vsns . sisass'ss Of - Au,u,>.
non. scch - eisrk. ssseAsx. sn,.~
neonaaie. steward. waissr - sssk -.
an6 fsuslss o. iabes e any Se,ura.es..
sall 81 or addrsas ~
10 lnfoNTIoas.
TfR1s ncsT REASONABLE
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31
KoTEs or CURRENT fYENrs.

Seventeen shares Of Clark county Ma
tional bank sold this week at S195 per
share.
One Of Barnum's elephants C rushed
Harry Packard, Of Hartford, Conn, to
death at Cincinnati.
Blackburn ground out eight more
pardons Tuesday. Murderers, thieves and
rapisis we're the favored ones.
AT Milwaukee rats were found eating
the corpse Of wife and mother, who. it is
believed, had died Of starvation.
"A committee OF fifteen democrats are
considering the question of calling a new
county convention at Cincinnati.
The volcanic eruption in the Est 10
dies Was one Of the most destructive in his.
tory. Whole towns sank into the sea.
The horticultural display at the South
ern Exposition ia the finest ever ma de in
the South, $4,000 plates Of fruit being ex.
hibited.
"A grindstone burst while on trial in a
Richmond (Va) factory, and one flying
fragment killed negro who stood thirty
feet distant.
The Madison Fair Association holds
clear profit from the Eve days exhibition Of
81 500 IL was the most successful fair
held in many years.
II is said that in a northern town in
Litchfeld, county Va, the Sunday morning
service is postponed until 1890 o'clock 10
enable the deacon and other members Of
the church TO take their milk to the depot
The highest percentage Of deaths in the
psnitentiaries is found In Mississippi,
where the average ia II per annum in eve
y thousand. 10 New Hampshire II Is As
10 The same ratio, in Vermont 25, in New
York about is, in MASSACHUSETTS,, Maine
md Connecticut the same, aud in Penasyl-
Iania about9
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31
CARRARD COUNTY.
PANT Lick.

rum -fbhs
Our farmers are busy turning the soil
for wheat.
There have been several mild cases Of
hnx in this vicinity.
There have been $4,000 bushels Of
wheat shipped from here since Aug. lst.
Several Of our young folks attended
the Camp Meeting Sunday, we among the
rest, but If we can get forgiveness, we will
never attend another one. II looked like
erythiDg else but place of worship. All
manner Of sin could be seen.
Mr.. John Parks and family left on the
6;36 train Wednesday for Jacksonville,
Mo-, to visit relatives. Miss Lille Wigs
a little beauty Of Shelbyville, is visiting the
Misses Smith, of this place, Miss Lille Ar
mold, Of Lancaster, is visiting at the same
place. Mr.. @. X. Hackley, Of Louisville,
is visiting his parents here. Charley Nor
ris is again smiling behind the counter Of
ID. G. Slaughter.
We noticed in your paper short time
ago the high compliment a gentleman Of
your town passed on the X. C. X. X. He
said that he could ride all day for dollar
If the gentleman goes in for cheapness, we
would advise him to Try the L. a n, II
will let him stand on The platform half a
day for twenty-five cents II he wishes to go
10 a Camp Meeting. That was our expe-
rience last Sunday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31
BOYLE COUNTY.
DanviBe

Mr.. Paul Bailey and Miss Daley b.
Bolts obtained license TO marry on the 2s.
-"NObby," Warren A. Russeps line
horse won the $500 purse at Lexington,
Wednesday, in the minute class. The
fastest time made was 2:27l. Haskins 4
Smith sold to Richard Foley and 10. Haas,
Eve car loads Of fresh potatoes at 27l cents
per bushel. The potatoes are frst-olAss.
Mr.. l.. +. Stone, Of Walnut Hills,
Fsyelte county, was in Danville Thursday.
He wishes TO buy or rent a farm and re-
move TO this county for the purpose VI ed
uealing his children. Mr.. r. schOasD,
who has been In the employ Of A. s. Nc.
6rorty, the druggist, lief. for Louisville
Friday, where be has obtained a good stu
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31


THk Lebanon Standard replying 10
The suggestion Of number Of papers
Of the State Nat Me. Knott should
dicomtenance the useless and expen-
sise nilitary.display at his inaugural,
says "Mr. Knott has not been consult.
ed about the arrangements for his in.
auguratiOn. He is a private citizen
at present, and will not undertake to
govern the State Of Kentucky until af-
ter his Inauguration. II would be
manifestly improper for him to under
take to dictate to the people Of Frank
fort in.what manner they should con.
duct the Inauguration ceremonies. D
Very true, but little suggestion after
the manner Of Cows. Pattison and
Cleveland, would have had the desired
effect and not looked like dictation
either. Oar State treasury is not so
flush q it might be, and these un-
unnecessary little raids are what keeps
il 50.