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The Grand Army boys Of Bellows Fall
neiied sss5 BY their fair
Capt A. r. Lesrsnsorih. principal o
Cssileion academy. was sor,ously iniurss
by recent fall He vas unconscious fol
some time.
The poor sufferer Who has been dosins
himself with so.cailed tfocbss and thereby
upset his stomach without caring the
cough should take our advice and use q,
once Dr. Balls Cough syrup and get veil.
Ralph Cushing Of Tovnshsnd Was hand.
ling revolver. when II VAS accidentally
discharged aud the ball entered the right
aide Of his neck
Nj. Maggie Doyle. whose parents re-
side is Chsgy, died At Burlington the 9Th.
A post norton examination showed that
death resulted from malpractice.
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--Misss Jsnais Dsysrd AID Esllis
Walker srd Mark Bstcbsiier and Harry
wysnan are attending Dar 4 Barton Sem.
insiy.
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Declins ef MAN.
Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia. Impo-
tence. Sexual Debility, cured by Wells
Health Remover" ST.
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WIN. D. MILLER,
Harness Maker,
Pawlet, Vermont.

Makes 10 order al styles Of light and
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Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER N. 1883.


CO A. y. Nall. 63or n Mined.
iasi. s.-Sr.Efp iissFsx y. Esp
ron smn xoETH.
lsoAa nj. Zap s.3cr. nv y. Erp
solas . from Troy ssi5r mind
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"A DO Gems. No PArl DIR. Lawence's
ccugh Balsam, when eaoe used. takes the
place Of sil o,hsn.ialSss our advertising
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-12-20

Villa Bsiserhald rscssily lost yer,
hics calf FROM sone rrkncvn diseasA
Winter las lsgrn In earnest Susas,
norrisg The ihsrnomstcr was eight de.
grees below zero; and enc mile from here
u vas reported IL below.
There has been more hard wood lrm.
her Gu. this fall than fer many Year,. but
the chances for slsdiing are not good ss
there ia 90 SNOW ofany consequence. Time
enough. yet however
LONDONDERRY.
AT the regular communication OF
West Eivsr lodge No. 81. r. & A. NJ,
held NJ their lodge room, Dec. IL. the
following officers vors slscssdi A Cur
iis. W. NIL N. Bailey, s. W.; G. W.
wbitnsy. J. w.; l.. r. Sheldon. Treas. !
p. II. Holt. Sec; A. A, Bailey. y, D.: s.
Allen. J. d.; John SAnborn aud A. W. |
wilkins, Stewards; d. g.. Wait, Marshall. |
~ l.. swee,land, Chap; II. Davenport.
Tyler
SUNDERLAND
The Bradley mill has been shut down
Tor soms time, undergoing repairs. The
men have most OF them been on the noun.
ain emitting logs. large stock being
ready for the sleighing when il comes.
NJ. Editor.
We wish 10 say through the columns OF
he JouEsAL that the people Of Sunderland
no to y donstien at the residence Of
!. r bzcon, January 2. 1884. for the ben
\ OF Rev. J. A. Swart.
OxE or THE CoS0REaATroS.
Jarvis Hurd had the good fortune re-
sntly to capture an eagle. He set steel
Up near dead lsmb where be had OBJ.
'ryed the bird breakfAstlng and soon
ter seeing mn unusual commotion in that
caliiy Jarvis went up to Hnd bis majesty
'ugbt in the TRIP by the little toe, and,
range to say, the too was not broken or
versly injured. The brave fellow fought
sperately Selling his captor by the hand
'ich only could be sxtricated by leaving - -
glove in his claws. but was finally Sc pt
rod, placed in cage and now can be ra
N at the residence OF G. J. Hurd. He OF
'ssurcs from tip to tip OF wings feet ~, IL
4 ] inch, and weighed upwards OF 20 N
unds A few dsys after We learn his II
te wAs caught In the same manner. tn
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C J. Wait has = good Lice O, holiday
goods Il iAs dsas store.

C J, Wait hss good Lice O! toiida,
goods a iAs dsss store
--Tbers ~ " rssssiy 81 exercises b,
ihs ehiiarsn cos9sssea with sbs Bsriisl
ssndsy school aad ALEC asnpper 81 that
ehureA 90 CHRISTMAS eve scf The mon her,
~ the ssnisy schooL All the msubers
Of ,hs school are requested 10 bs present
The directors q Factory Poisi National
Bank have elected james y. Black Of
Manchester. Cashier Mr.. Black has bad
npeh sIpsrieras 10 The banking business,
having bcsa teller al The Balisnkill Bsnk
Tor Essuy years. and be- Is thoroughly com.
psisst 10 an The place 70 winch he is
elected.
Es'Ahrook received 90 Tuesday OF this
week ane lins d holiday good. These
eooss we're bccgh. at bottom prices. and
sill he sold cheaper than the same quality
we're ever offered 10 tosn bsiors. Gall
snd sIsmins them. Any good Dol 10 1
stock furnished q. reasonable prices ard
~ short notice
Parties IN search Of holiday presents
viii do veil 10 give Robert Amss call.
lie has large stock Of goods which be
has purchased especially for this trade.
much more complete than sysr before. and
10 will give good bargains Call and ex-
mime bis stock before making your pur.
'hases for the holidays
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VICTORIA AND SKArrIK--The idea of
Seattle not being nearly 80 large a.
Victoria" as stated in recent issue of
the Standard of that place, will strike
the reader who il acquainted with both
places as rather amusing. The editor
Of that paper has evidently not been here
for year or two past. Let as give him
few 6gureA We cast last NovembeY
LIZA VOTES, and today could easily poll
l5o- Victoria at no election probably
ever cast 1000 votes Our city assess
meut - this year little in excees of
t5-0.Wo: Victoria probably never
reached $&.m,m. The census OF last
April Indicated total population of sll5
within our limits, and 1000 10 about
tie present number. The July school
census showed 1915 children here. A
year ago Victoria had about 700 inhab-
isants TO Seattle's GOO. They have in
croaoed In number abeut LOO during
The year, while ve have gained 1000,
putting Seattle about 100 aheed. Over
so hooaoo have teen built here during
the psss twelve months, and more thar
$4,000 spent on streets. figures never
reached by Victoria In her palmiest
dayA Come over, neiQhbor Sfssdard,
TO the railroad Jubilee Of next Friday,
and vel shov you the most live city
On the Pacific coxst, decorated for the
occasion, enthusiastic 30 the lat de-
gree, and With streets % full Of peo-
pse, horses and vehicles a. 70 be almost
inpaeaable.
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SxArrrx, Sept Z, 1883.
Council met pursuant 20 law.
Present, HIS Honor. the Acting Mayor,
Counciiroeu Thomas Clancy, L. II
Hssin. Otto Rsnke, Charles MeDonAld,
W0-thoa.
PETITIONS zDCHvTD-
F.on A. s. Miller Ct al. for changing
Sidewalk on Fourth street Referred to
Street Conmitt4
From Murphy d Stewart, to postpone
the detention Of forfeiture Of $50. He
ferred 10 Street Committee
Prom G. n. Alex4nder, for extension
Of tune On south Third street plllng.
Referred 10 Street Coumiftse.
From n. II. Wilcox, ct al. for cross
ing on Front street Referred 10 Street
Committee
From g. r. Frye, for moving build
ing. using street, dompina earth and
boiiding sever. Referred 70 Street
Committee.
REroxrs REcETvKD.
From City Jastice. Referred 10 Judi
eiai Committee
Specifications of Sprinc Street side
walk Referred 20 Street Committee
From Clerk. Referred 20 Finanse
Commitfee-
9Fnom Treasurer Referred 20 Financs
Committee.
From Street Commmissisaer. Re
ferred 90 Street Committee.
From Harbog 4aAer. Referred TO
Committee on HAroor and wharveS
Prom Chief OF Police Referred to
Hsalsh and Police Committee
From Pure Warden Referred 20 Fire
Committee
Paw roll If Street Commissioner. Ap-
proved
From Street Co4nzittee, recommend
ing the adoption Of the petition of Rohlfs
81 al. for opening Clay street Adopted
Tie Haroof Masters report vas ap-
proved.
City Justices report vas approved
Petition Of Geo. r. Frye. granted by
Street Committee. Adopted.
g. n. Aisxanders petition. granted by
Street Committee. Adopsed.
Murphy d S,evsrf's petitions. granted
by Street Committee. Adopted.
The Clerks and Treasures reports
we're adopted.
APPLICATIONS Fo1 LICxSsEs-
J. G. Conrad, to retail.
Otto Fonfmsnn, grocery.
Ianaa Clam YStaiI
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John L. Howard arrived from San
Francisco last evening.
c. Hxnfogd has . 2-horse power en-
Rine for sale at . bargain
The schooner Sadie r. Caller sailed
yesterday afternoon With 60 tons OF
cozl.
Ostosne's Oddities are veil spoken OF
by the press Of the towns in which they
have been shown
The Executive Committee viii bold a
meeting this evening for the purpose of
arranging . program for the Willard re-
ceptlon-
John Kelley, late night Waterman at
Port Gamble, and 2. A. Minick. Of this
city, were elected a. additional night
policemen last evening.
A little more rain fell last night,
thoogh only little. A very little more
| viii be required to extIng1ish the tim
Der fires, clear ~ the smoke and again
bring TO view our Italian skies.
At the walia WaIla public school
opening last Monday S3 children pre-
seutsd themselves, and we're all pre-
vided With seats and classes For an
opening this VAS large number.
The mail nov comes through from
ST. Paal to Seattle IN eight days, and
the time viii be shortened 10 seven
days on completion Of the links in the
great railroad chain yet unconnected.
Kellogg 4 Alter. attorneys At lav. re-
Gently from the East, have taken front
Rooms on the upper door of the PosT
building. aad VIII open an Office IN them
a. soon as they can get their furniture,
books, etc, ready.
The Osbornes arrived yesterday. To
dsy they Will 90 on 10 Snohomish City,
playing there tonight, and returning on
Monday. The box sheet for their first
entertainment here will be opened at
Pumphrey i Logman's at 10 O'Clock to-
day.
The Figaro Spanish Students Will re-
tarn today and give their second and
last performance tonight The un-
bounded satisfaction given BY them on
the occasion of their previous visit in
sares them q fine house tonight. They
are veil worth seeing.
Two more night operators were yes
terdAy added to the force In the Seattle
telegraph Office. One of them will.
after few days. find his principal en-
ploymenf in the transmission of matter
TO and from Victoria, which viii be
made IN all-night office.
Capt F. J. Burns has gone into the
insurance business With Capt w. II.
Taylor, under the 6rm name of w. II.
Taylor i Co. There are no more
worthy gentlemen in business here than
Captains Taylor and Burns, Who will
have the best wishes Of their host of
friends for their long continued pros
psrity.
The West Shore for September illus
trates jacksonville, Ashland and Van
couver. The architecture displayed in
the engravings of the Southern Oregon
towns 10 the plainest imaginable, and
one 10 compelled to wonder Why suoh
barn and kitchen-iike structures are So
prominently shown up. The Fancou-
YER illustrations on the contrary arc Of
magnificent houses such as would do
credit to any city on the coast.
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0srk uss Instructed IN advertise fez
b - for boarding. cily pri&ancrs.
The strcet railway ordinAncAs xe-e
fefexrrd 10 ths STREET Comn.its<e.
Ofdered. that the usaiter Of street.
railway ordinances be made special OF.
DE- fer next Tuesday.
The CITY Atsornss Vas insiruceed u
submit an ordinance regulating hcsosss
Of aucei0neerx. etc.
The assessment rolls far Msssisan,
Fourth and Pine streets sere referred
10 Stresf Committse. Asssesoe and Al
to9ney.
Ths order 10 amend ordinance w. ~
vas adopesd-
The order 10 prevent the lrAving II
teams unhisehed In streets Vas adops
ed.
John Kelly and z. 4 MinicA were
slessed palicemeu-
commlstee OF three. 10 vits Dsy.
wasfho& and Clancy xas sppointed 10
ineesx,1Ate The petition Of Jsnxrr and
etAers On Tie Warrington sersss grade
maS1se.
HeAa aypeopeiasion osdinaness we're
peonInAed and adppeod.
The matter q asusesaining u the con-
traee for James s1rsse imprsssUeas hxs
- fosfsissd = rsfssrsd 10 The CITY
4. J. SnisA was assAsri.sd 10 s.l;,,,
os1sEs fue hooks until III ordinances in
seln1tna tAasseo h au>cnaed-
A1toas1ed NTH nsxt Tues1ay evcr-
- ooQ1Dmboe lltA.
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IxppoyxxEsrs on TIE P.sr .xp Exs1,

IxPBoyKEExTs OF THE PAST AND Exsu-
ING YKARs--Seattle is getting her ''lona-
felt wants" supplied with gratifying
rapidity. During the past year the
telephone and electric lights have been
introduced. an immense progress has
been made in the development O: a
school system, and vast deal done in
the way Of street improvements In the
way of vharves and railroads our read
ers are well aware what has been done.
More money has been put in fine resi-
deuces and grand business houses than
in any previous three years. For the
drst time something like real AMI per-
manent watsrvorks have been attempt
ed. An opera house Is nov beginning,
which will be far in advance of auy-
thing elsewhere to be found on the
coast north of San Francisco. The
inter-lake canal is about hslf do.e,
while charter has within a fortnight
heen granted for street railroad sys.
tenn. Much yet remains to be done
though: among which may be included
the opening Of West street and estsb-
iishInent of a solid water front, the Cd
ening Of a park, building bonded ware
oouse, etc. Some Of these thines will
surely come during the year ensuing
and many more, of which We think and
knnv little.
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Following ars the tranzfe.s Of real
sstAte. a recorded NJ the Auditor Office.
since on last reoort:
ID. T. Williams to l. II. Barton. lots 5.
and 1. block 3, Williams addition 500.
4 Macintosh 70 F. w. Wald. lots
from II to 20 inclusive, block -. Yes
lers second supplemental addition
500.
Robert Abrams 10 j. H Marshall.
commencing at the southeast corner of
los ]. block ?, Aaynard's plat thence
west 20 fest, thence north 60 feet, thence
east 20 feet. thence south 90 fest: also.
commencing at the 81 corner of LOT ?.
block ?. thence west 20 feet. thence
north 30 feet, Themes east 20 feet, thence
soath 30 feet; also. 8. 4 Of lot Z. block
3, all being in Asynard's plat; also.
block S. Asynard's plat. $500.
c. d p. s. Z X. Co. to r Harrison.
lots 6, Z and 9. section s, also 5. \ of Sc.
= OF section 5. all IN township 25-5 E,
Elizabeth Waters TO Charles Waters,
lots and 2. section 1-s3AE. lots /, 2, 8
and SW. a of section a-zA AZ, lots l, ?.
section l4-st4E-. lots 8. 4. and Sw. 4
of Sc 4, and Sc. 4 of Sc. L of SEQ
ton l5-as4E-, n. Of Ne a of section
22A4E-. and LOT 8, section z-24-aE-;
also Sc 4 of section q -244E- and lots
T. and Sw. OF SW. a of section .
A-iE-; also z \ of Ne Of Ne 4,
and Sc. u and lot ii, section 5-244E-;
also, lots :, 5, 5 and W. \ of NV. a,
and SW. Il of section 7-s@E and SW.
d Of Sc Of section 7-254E-, s. = Of
Sc and z. OF Wv. 4 of section
244E-; also, SE- 4 of section 2l-34-
AZ. 800.
B. p. Day to Amelia Shoemaker. lots
II, Is, II and Is, block 8, Jackson street
addition. 5000.
A. E Hansen to J. W. Chew, NE J. of
section "a, township ., range east,
$50.
Charles Stotssrb.ck to V. Schmid.
half OF lots ] and 6, block 8, Judkin's
addition. $3.50.
r. Stotterbaek, trustee, to V. Schmid.
half of lots and 9. block 8, Judkin's
addition. $50.
II. S. Shehan to T. II. Cam, lots 6 and
Z, and z X of SW 4 of section 6. town
ship q, range east, $500.
n. d. Jerauld 20 Eliza A. Waters,
same property "a described in first deed,
B. F. Day to Thomas Patterson, lots
s, and 8. block 8, Jackson street addi-
ton, $50.
]. Shepich to ]. n. Honsty, one fourth
interest in and to a certain island
formed by the channel of the Duwamish
river. and being tide land at the head Of
Elliott Bay, s.
ID. Il. Ingold to w. S. Clay. N of
section II, township %, range east,
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BREAK Down AT TIE MNKs.-Ov-
ing to the breaking down of the cages
on which the cars are raised and low
cred in the slope at the Newcastle coal
mines. no coal has besn brought from
the GOO foot level for the past two days.
Repairs are going on, and il is thought
the mine will be enabled to ship coal
TODAY.
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SEATTLE 10 SnOHOmISH.

"A THE STEAMER w. X.
&EM~r~in. W. X Ner~in
Master. leaves Yesleris wharf, SeaffIe. fo-
snoAonisA toarhing ., Nukilsra. Iow,lI
and other way landsngS every Tuesdsv
THURSDAY And saturday morninxx rpturn-
ING On Monday. wednesday and Friday.
For freight and passage Apply on boSra
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CoxnETTEx AKxTus.-The executive
committee held . meeting 1t the of6ce
Of John Lsary. Esq-. last eveaing. and
diseosssd NANNY important poinfs. Ar
tsdsy, on the diving Of the golden
adoptsd that no member Of any of ths
vazsoos committees b authorised 70
esotzset any bills sxespt With The ap-
provai u ths chairman Of each com
Uitsee. and Ill hills incurred By The
vaxSo1s COMMITTEES mast Be prsasnted
10 The executive ooDmittes through and
WITH To approval Of the chairman Of
aid Committee.
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WHAT DoEs THIS MAN "A journal
published in Washington, d. c., says
4" General Grant is going to Puget
Sound, where he has been requested BY
an Influential company of capitalists to
accept the presidency of big canal en-
terprise. to connect Lake Washington,
near Seattle, With the waters of Puget
Sound by a ship canal The General
viil accept il be can arrange his bust
ness affairs satisfactorily. He will Iook
moro particularly into the enterprise
during his visit to Puget Sound"
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INSU RANCE.

CAPTAIN r. J. BURNS WAS ADA
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pastnex.Aip In the Insurance business Ct
W. H. Tayfor Z Co
Representing The largest number Of re-
iiahae Insurance Companies Of any agency
.. the coa2. We are prepared 70 place
fseks In responsible companies at the low
90 ra.eA
Fire Marine. Life and Accident Insur.
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Once In Buffers Building.
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