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Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

UANt.,k ~,-Tg he NhrpITx af 4vt y,.Hsa,frs
Counties. or e,'dll m thar Dsyute..
" command ynH I" attach the goods or estate
l.. ;. ~ ui Daniel ; Thompson and ;. Thompson,
both OF Mlii"r' IN fie County ~ hyht and state
OF Delaware, To ie Waite oi three thousand dollars and
summon The said Dttthdaht ( hr may b, found m
preCnCt appear before uur justices ~ The Suprcmc
Judicial Court nrNt Y bs holden tu Ellsworth within
and for County ~ tnc vk On ie second TUESDAY OF
October next. then anu there III "Ur sid Court IL
unto ituts L. THONGS Z" Philadelphia CRY County and
In plea ~ Debt tpr tiai IA" sal DEFENDANTS t said
Milford. Delaware, ip Wit ,aid Ellsworth, Oh the
fourteenth day Of Apr A. u, l>s3 by their pr"nl,sory
that date by them subscribed, Tor value received,
promised the Fa!lh q pay NM y iis order, onr day
aitcr date the sum 81 nineteen hundred anu one dollars
and stNN-tisAt cents uN means whereof The sad De
PENDANTS then ana there became liable to pay the
Plaintiff tc SAID sum according To- the tenor and effect Of
the said qrunisSory n"ir - Atou-h the sad sum 81
money mas bctA Ipn sn' uLt anu laNAuf anu although
requested tie sad Defendants haft never pad the said
sum but refuse 81 10 90" WHEREBY an action ah accrued
10 the Plaintiff 10 dc uaid anu nave u tlt said Defendant,
the said sum of nineteen hundred and one dollar, and
sNtyfisnt gch.I, ,i ~ ~ ,i IN ~ ~
retain And also fur that the said Defendants At sll
Milford To Wit said Ellsworth the lay of
ApriI D. sS2 by their writing obligatory of that date
sea he'd W in their and here Court be produced
the Plaintiff in the nineteen hundred and one
dollars and sixy-eight cents, he paid Plaintiff
one tlay after the date hereof Yet though rogue
said Defendants havv paid the rlantf
but wholly refuse and ncglcc', do. And also
tl.tt the said Defendants said Milford Delaware, to
VA said Ellsworth the Ilth DAY Of April A. d. IS>2
by their writing obligatory that date, made according To
the custom Of the said STATE OF Delaware sealed With
their seals here in Court be produced bound
and acknowledged themselves BE- indebted 10
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
Thursday, Aug. 80.
SAILED.
Sch Allandale. Webber, Providence.
Sch Vandalia, Alley, Roniont.
Friday, Aug. 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Grape, Hutch ins, Rockland.
Sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rocklaud,
SAILED.
Sch Adam Bowlby, Kief, Rontlout.
Sch Abigail Haynes, Trew0rgy, Providence.
Sch Frank Maria, Woodward, Rondout.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
OrlMnsl.

Orland.
The fires are making sad havoc among
the second growth and down timber in sew
eral sections of the town.
The business of the week has been re-
pairing the bridges at this place and at the
Fails two miles above. The former has bees
in a bad condition for year. The bridge was
built about - years ago. The ends and
middle are of solid masonry. The spans
were poorly constructed. They were fiat,
with a few heavy stringers covered with
cross work of small timber double planked,
hence all the rain, mud and water which fell
or run on i, from the hill had good op-
portunlty to soak in; decay, Of course, was
the result. 1t is doubtful if heavy teams
have passed it for twelve months without
some danger Of bath. The covering has
been removed, l6 hard pine planks, put on
edge, have been added to the number of
stringers and the middle pier raised about 3
feet, thus giving slope each way 50 the
water will run off and the mud aud water
from the hill will not flow on in time of
freshets. One thickness Of heavy plank
wakes the covering. A good job has been
done for the town, superintended BY Aaron
Page. Cost not figured, but probably from
500 to 5000.
The bridge at the Fails" is much like
the Deacon's Zone Iioss Shay The town
voted to repair rather than build. Mr.. Al
bon Soper was intrusted with the job. The
river has been let out, leaving the village
long way from low water mark and the work
commenced. This is wooden structure Of
long standing. hence little estimate can be
made IN time, material or cost Of repairs.
If anybody in town enjoys the dry
weather the brick makers and the owners OF
the flake yards are among the happy ones.
One more banker, Capt. q. Jordan,
master and owner, has arrived with 1000
quintals of nice fish.
Six Of our vessels have not put n IN
appearance. The gale reported ii thc paper
to-day Saturday has created more Or less
uneasiness.
Sept |.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
Eden.

Capt. T. l.. Higgins is - years old, yet
he Is as active as most men much younger.
He personally superintends the management
OF his large farm, and everything is done with
a method worthy of imitation. The cap
tain has ever been noted for benevolence.
The hungry traveller finds welcome seat
at his board
Aug. 81. H. A. G.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

Plenty of water and running on full
lime" is the report from the Ellsworth Card
ing mill connected with the Ellsworth Wool
en mill. All who have wool TO he carded
can be certain Of having their work prompt
ly done by bringing it TO Clark Davis in
this city. 2w}i
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
City and County.
New Advertisements This Week.

Notoe-Joln Cook
Non Res. Taxcs-Town of Guuldshoro
Bridge Notce-County Comrs.
Seed Potatoes for Sale-C &. Young.
Picked Up adrift- Samuel Moore.
Executors Notce-Elisha X. BOwdcn.
Administrators Notice-Julia y. Whitaker.
Notice Samuel Roy yal.Jr.
Stockholders Meeting ". Hale, seey.
Libel Cor Divorce -Helen +. Ordway.
Fashionable Goods Adams Brothers.
Notice II. h. saunders, Clerk.
Gazetteer OF Manc--Horace Dodd. ~,
pr Thomas Electric oil and Burdock Blood bt'srs-
Foster. Mlburn x Go.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

Nj G. C. Burrill reports the line cf
deposit. in his bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticipations.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants and others, as would De
furnished by National Bank 3tf
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
STATE Of MAINE
HANc"cH' ss-Snwcme Jndiea Court, April
Irrm. l>sN.i.

HANcoCK, sS->up' cme Judic ri Court April
Term, l>N3.
And now il appearing 10 the Court that the
>lid Defendant At The dat Of the service OF lie
writ, was n! an iahabiitrt Of tn, tate, n d
Had MP tenant agent or attorney within th,
same. ana that ~. had no Notice Of thr pcndcncy
81 thl' >uit. II !, ordered that notice thereof be
given 70 the snid George W Stwn, hy pub
.i>hlu4 an Attc~tcd copy of the writ. AMI tins
order thtrrau three weeks ccr>-j,cly in he
Ellsworth American. thr A. publication 10
be al least thiiy days hciorc thr acNt term IF
thI, Court. 70 h- held At Ellsworth. Within au.!
for the County Of Hancock, On thr second
Tuesday % octob, + next, that hc ma, then and
tn, re, IA sand curt appear and show ,au>r il
any he has why judgment should not b, Ic!.-
dcr,i aEnn>. him and execution issue accord
in@ly.
Atic>t-lI. B SAUNDERS. tlcrA
! true copy of ~ writ and order Of ou t
thereon,
iw3% A,.>t-li. N. SAUNDERS. C'r.L.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
Cogrtesies TO Foreign Represen-
tatives.

DNNIVN' NtPl. T.
SeczseAry Chandler has notified Gen.
Norton. Secretary Of the Forei gn Exhibition
tina, the l. 8 Steamer Ta!iapoosa, is placed
at the service of the association for the use
If foreign visitors and representatives IN al
tendance at the worlds fair
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
Why Should !

not have confidence in that which has done
me world of good. If YOU had suffered
wears with liver complaint and got cured by
using Sulphur Biuers. would NOT you too
have confidence in them. J. X. NASH. Ho-
tel Winthrop, Boston.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
New wall Papers.

A new stock of Wall Papers. Borders,
Dados, and Friezes, of all styles and prices !;
also Curtain fixtures, Curtains shades with
Nickel rings, Pulls, Chains and Tassels 10
match. Call in and see them at j. \.
HALE's Book Store, Main St. Ellsworth
NJ
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

The EoLTAIc BELT Co, Marshall. iiich, VIII
send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances o.. trial for thirty days
TO young or ODD who are afflicted WIKI
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor. Ad
dress above.-N. B.-No risk is incurred,
thirty days trial is allowed. Iyr52
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
lncendiary Fire on Calf Island.

BAR HARBoR, Sept. 4.
An incendiary fire on Calf Island. French
mans Bay. this morning, burned house.
barn and twenty tons Of hay. The island is
rhe property Of f. c. Cushman Of Newport,
RI
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
Dangerously III from Grief.


IJVHIV-Nf II IIt' y
Prof. Austin Phelps is reported danger
ously i'll at Bar Harbor as result Of tie
tragic death Of lis son. Prof Phelps, Of
.Andover. who accidentally killed himself in
the Maine woods
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

-On the evening y Aug. 3n, company
Of relatives aud friend, assembled at the
residence of Dea. i. II. Dodge and wife Al
Seal Cove, Mt. De>er, Island, TO celebrate
the twenty fifth anniversary 81 their mar
riage by silver wedding, and 10 witness the
ceremony performed by W. W. A.Heath. Esq.
Deacon Dodge and wife we're recipients Of
presents from relatives at Bucksport, Orland,
Bar Harbor and many friends at Seal Cove.
The following poem written by Mrs. DIR.
Richardson, of Rockland. Wa read with
pleasing effect by Ms, Addie B. Richard
son:
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

-Toagwho are suffering from the errors and in,iis-
.-retions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
Eoss ot manhood, &c, | Will send recipe that will
cure vouE'REE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
send self addressed envelope TO the REV JOSEPH
n JSMAS, Station D. Nesc Y0rk City
lyrae
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
The We eather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Sept. 81 \. NJ. }
Indications
Fx New England, partly cloudy weather,
light Io.ea rains, southwest to northwest
wsads falling followed by rising barometer
and aearlf stationary temperature.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
Positively Declines 10 be Candi-
date.

Ex-Governor Talbot. who has been prom
ireEuy mentioned as the republican candidate
for Governor. writes letter to the chairman
of the republican state committee and de-
sline> positively the use Of his name.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

dealers in the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine. also parts, attachments needles.
oil Ac., for this and other makes of ma
chimes, and machines repaired
J. II. Brown. Manager
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

Obituary notices. tcyoHd The Date, Name dHf Age
must be pdid(0 at NE rate Of ten cents a line.
Sedgwck-Aug. 2S, Mr.. William l.. Tinker
aged GO years. 5 months, and II DAYS.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

THE subscriber hereby give public notice tp ali
conc 'rnti that she hl- been dUly appointed,
anI hA- taken upon herself thc trust 81 Admin
l7tratrtN Of thr Estate of John y, Whitaker
Int Of GoulisLorp IN the County ur Hancock
deceased. by giving bond 80 thr l'w directs she
Therefore requests all persons who arr in iebt-d Ia
the -ali deceased estate t. make immediate pay
meat. gnl tbp-c who have any demands thereon
NJ exhibit the -imc fur set lcmtu'.
JULIA + WHIT ikEE.
G.a!I-hora, Aa- :, .,,a. svad
THE ,uh-oribcrhorchy s,e-puhlir notice d all
concerned lhAt Ec has been iuy appointed
auI Aa- taken ulnu himself the trust 81
Executor ,f L e. la-t VIII and Testament OF John
Hanson, .atc Of P,unh-cut. .n tile County "
Haucnsk, Mariner. deceased,
ly giving huud ~ thc laW directs, hc Therefore
quests all persons who are indebted t1 the said de-.
ceased estate, in make immediate payment and
chose Whu haEe any rmanI- thrrrun tp exhibit
ELISHA Il. nowpEN
August !, l->3. 3W25
THt -ub-crlb,r hrr,hy gives puDlic notice a aIl
] concerned that hr has been duly appoint Il,
ana has taken upon hin self, the trust OF an
Adrsili-tr.torot Inc Estate OF Caroline \. Grant,
lItc Of Ellsworth In the COUNTY of IIlnCch, dcc,a-
cd hy -ivm- bond A. ttc .aA directs he there
fore requests all persons who are indebted to ne
said lrrcascd'- estate, Ia MAKE immediate pay
mcnt anil those who have any demands thereon Ia
tNh'pt thr sHne i"r l'al iEcnt.
Ellsworth, Ausu-t II, is,3. 5wii
YIIE subscriber hereby give public notice to all
] concerned. that hv has been duly appointed
ani ha- taken upon himself th" trust VI an Admin
i~tratur Of the E-tatr OF >hadrack Black
late of >cdEwic, ia the County Of Hancock. de
ceased, by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted IL
The 9ali Ittta-rd- estate, 70 make Immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands thereon
tp exhibit the same fur payment.
JOAB BLACK, Admir-.
August !, lSNi. 3w3i'
TIih subscriber hereby gives puhltr notice t"
! all concerned, that he ha, been duly appoint
Ell, and has taken upon himself the trust Of an Al.
minl~trator Of the Estate OF Mr.. sarah j Moon,
late Of Hancock, in tile County 81 Hancock. dc-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs he there
fore rtue-t- all pcrson who indebted To the said
deceased, estate TO make immediate pay yncut amt
those who Lave amy demands Thereon q exhibit
the same for payment.
RICHMOND |. WOOSTER Admir-.
Hancock, Aug. IL 1855. 3N.ijs
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

If YOU are in want OF Moving Ma
chine, Horse Rake, or any kind Of Farm
Machinery, come and see me before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. II. BRowN, Agent,
l7tf. Ellsworth, Me-
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
ON THGRTY DAYS TRIAL

HINDs' RADICAL CORN REMOVER, put up IN
Portland, Me, is SOLD all over the country Near
iv two thousand gross soli last wear lyr33
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

4 silve: tie; a wedLi. z tie:
Ties that were long since given;
\ tie that binds YOUR souls a. oHr,
Sacred. and was in Heaven begun.
family altar to erect.
4, you look back by retrospect
You vi. " The past all o'cr.
Your many fliend-. this eve. .eycal
Affection by "A silver seal.
\ !, .acy OF ioye refined,
COmmunug swcctly mind with mind,
To leave their peace with thee;
Aud when the silver weddings DER,
The time a. ,l.st to come no more,
Your thought will reach the golden >heaf
You then will trust in the belief
A happier time TO come.
Then ,weeter thoughts will at YOU free,
\ diamond wedding yet 20 be.
\ test of true fidelity.
A promise in sincertl.
The altar makes my shrine.
Then when YOU .eave the earth below.
Yuu'lleec the sapphire walls aglOw
With precious gems inla,d with care,
You'il find The marriage supper there.
No sun. no moon, no stars 10 shine
But all will share ore love divine.
All are united aud aS one
Will ioin Ille strain Thy ~ Ill be done"
Father of light unite these friends
Ag1in " here peace and love will blend.
And maY their future be more bright.
Endowed with yirtue. wisdom, light.
Join them in bonds Of wed.ock sweet.
That they may live again to meet
Their friends in coming years T. greet.
The evening passed pleasantly and closeC
with music by Mrs. Lena X. Allen of Ba
Harbor. The recipients tender their sincere
thanks for the many tokens Of love ant
they received.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06


has been appointed keeper OF Avery hock
Light station. IN place Of Thomas +. Dodge
who has been transferred to Burnteoat har-
hor Light station.
Chief Engineer Samuel Royal. Jr. has
given notice that after sept. l. all gun
powder, rcndrock Nc stored IN buildings IN
the city WI! De regarded a. common
nuisance and dean "i;h accordingly!
Forest fire, are reported on al! the
township, III the county Wing north and east
from here, yNcep, No. p and 2S. About
two hundred men are employed BY the timber
land owners IN the effort 10 control the fires.
The house Of W. IL. Davi, of this CITY.
was entered III burglars on the nigh, Of the
Sis, ul,. The screams Of a female inmate
of the house. who was awakened in the
night by the hand of 4 man On her throat.
awakened the family, and tie burglar fed
withou, booty.
The I,,-iaou .yo,o,al learns of
wealthy Ro.,on gentleman. uuw \ cottaeer
4, Bar Harbor Who feels inclined to sell his
a.. u.rhor ,L,, .,., h;,,
a number Of wears ago. SO 900. for the price
.,@onn ILL ,..;l1 a,o,x
:,
Attention : cai'ed g 'he Su'ef''Se'heh'
oi -Adaih> hFo'''I'' o' h"''so'' VINO "'ieau!
nave 4 'Ai ''I''o'I % 'uN'onie'' - .n''
county. E.4S"'f'" le"P'e WEI iilu M
mas l. " o'''" A''' d. '''' S'o'' q r's''N'
ADAMS ~Au may oe sure % . 'o'Ui'' ''-
MI . > L''sli'oh "aS ooush' o"' '''e
ifu'' sore Y M lhon''N M'''a'' "'''' WIZ
continue INC ols''''>N' NC H''i' "a'
formerly o''uP'e" oH 'N' '''e '''o'S'
ii''e' IT. S''''' "''' UT :"
STOCK '' Eo'"N u>1a''l 'o"''I III ''"'' anu
coh'ec''ohff! stores
Harvey NJ. Gray, Of the Falls, was
before Judge Redman. Tuesday for stabbing
man named McCluskey, who is employed
on the railroad. The cut was on the side Of
the mead and through The ear. Ora! got on
on payment q hNe Go-4a!' AhH co>'s. justice
was eN!dent!! tempered "!th mere! IN ms
case.
The Tourist SAYS Mount Desert has ex-
perienced large and profitable season.
This apple, TO each and every part Of the
island. Bar Harbur has had about twenty
per cent. more guests than ever before. while
at South West Harbor the increase has been
much larger than that. The Tourist closed
is publication. fur the season. las, Wednes-
day.
r. r y,,o, af 1rsr,or La. l,f
basket Of Beauty of Hebron potatoes in
This otfic. which are tlr largest We have
evcr seen Nr Young states ,ha, h, has
stored only i ...rtion Of his crop as vet. but
fr,,., Ioo r... souara he gathered ninety
busbels oe ,les.. rota,aas. ,eyen;y-fiye bush
III. or vh;cI, ,,.rs .,,rta,atte 7, ii 70.
,,,.,k.ll. ,.;eid .,J H.. no..to... ara up,,,u-
allv line loolirg
u, VIII, ca Z.
a. III. .. !.
49, a,,5 ara,,s os
- c.:l Ill .,. i;har.,l,
subscribed ny tHe cIllZehS LOT 'ha' purpose
and II is hoped that the subscription Will not
stop. Mr.. Newbegin still holds the sub
scrin,ion il, and in bebalf Of the Trustees
will be grateful for small sums Of money to
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
HEREDITARY
SCROFULA.

A RE You aware that in your blood the
~ faint Of scrofula has prominent
placeP This is true Of every one. 1t is la
bic at any time, on the slightest provocation,
10 develop itself in some insidiOus disease.
Consumption and many other diseases arc
outgrowths Of this impurity Of the blood.
HOOPS SARSArARGLLA has wonderful
power over all scrotulnuS troubles, as the re-
markahlc testimonials we have received
Enthusiastically prove.
NESsRs e. |. Hoop s Co: Gentlemen
My youngest son has always been
troubled With Scrofulous Humor; sores in
his head dsCharging from his ears, and rum
ming sore on the back Of his ear for two
years: his eyclds would tester and ulceratc.
dlschargiug So that was obliged To wash
them open every morning. his eyelashcs
nearly all coming OUT lie was exceedingly
dainty, most OF the time eating but Two slight
meals A day. We were unable 10 find any
thing that had tie least effect upon him till
last spring. lS.h. Wc gave him Two bottles Of
Hoods Sarsaprrr,,HH HisaPPetite improved
up without scar, and not sore in his head
MB~. \. c. SASroRS.
No. lQs Mcrrmuck st, Lowell, Mass.
We do not rs rulH allow ourselves to
use our editorial columns 10 speak of any
remedy wr advertise. but We feel warranted
SarsapIrillI has been known as a remedial
agent for centuries and IS recognized by all
school, q practice rs valuable blood Puri-
fir. ltts rut ~ n forms Of almost infinite
VARIETY hut Nc>>rs. Hood 4 CO.. lowell,
Nas> Who are thoroughly reliable ph1rma-
ciSts, have hit upon 4 remedy o. unusual
value Certainly they have vouchers Of
cures which wr kno~ 10 be most eXtraor-
dinary ''-ld.tprs LoWfU Weekly JoU7tdL
.kI0Dr,c oHOcdDaON;
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06


A big fire has been raging in this town
and vicinity, for two weeks, and probably
two thousand acres have already been burnt
over. A large crew have been fighting it and
have got it pretty well subdued. With
constant vigilance we think it ear. be kept
within its present limits.
The Sewing Circle at North Penobscot
is about to commence improvements on
the NJ. +. Church there.
An interesting and instructive feature
Of the Sabbath exercises in the NJ. +. Church
here, is what is called Bible readings. The
pastor announces his text and draws out the
points of the text with few remarks, and
then proves and clinches them, by passages
from the Bible prepared on slips of paper,
and read by different persons in the congre-
CATION. 1t serves to bring out the beauty
and harmony Of the scriptures, and inspire
deeper respect and reverence for it as the
word of Divine Authority.
Leach & Grindle have started their
threshing machine, and are prepared TO do
good work and guarantee satisfaction. In
one day and half they threshed two hun
dred and fifty bushels of oats, handling
some twenty loads Of straw.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06

DR.. MACALASTER'S and @SI,IsSr Meai-
c9tei Cotton for Toolhache the cbildrens friend
and Inc Mothers comfort. IL deadens the nerve
sin a. - si,cine lyr3t-
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
HOOD,S SARSAPlRiLiA.

>nii NJ druesists Price 81; six for g.
?lt.Il.a - IIOOpS s. 60. Lowell, Mass
Ivral urm
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
" TELEGRAPH.

Dispatches TO the Ellsworth
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
STATE OF MAINE.
State of Maine.

HANCoCK >>-To HE heritS of orr re-
'pectice CoHHfies, ~ cifhcr ri Meir Dep-
'It"s. GREETING.
Ellsworth American., 1883-09-06
A Timely Recognition.

We are permitted 70 publish the follow
irs correspondence which cannot fail 70
interest the readers Of the AMERICAN.
~ Hon. !. 1homos Hnckiey, Chairman Il
H91ri " Seleetmea, BlueiiH, Maine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-06
ZEAL Estate rRAySVEK&.

The folIori3z are the transfers Of
real estate, as recorded at the Auditor
Office. since cur las. report:
DIT. Wheeler TO h s. Woodward,
10 acres in Sec. q, Tp- ., R3 z. sli 900.
Eller. A. Stafford to 4. CEilbe-g, lots
6 and Z, block I0i. DeaDy1 TerTys ad-
dition. $23W.
IA. Turner 70 p. Fl. Lewis, 20 acres
in Sec. g, TIP. q. X E. s6Co.
r. K. Sander 70 De foyres. ,. Hyde,
half OF block q, Pontius' addition,
800.
G. McDermoth 20 ". Jameson lots
and 2, block G, Pieasan. Ridge. 800.
r. Andrews to L. d. Fuller. IG0 acres
on tbs left bank of White river. 1870.
A. Z. Hanford to Helen l. Pierce.
lots and 5, block ?, Pleasant Ridge,
800.
T. Z. Sander 20 Helen l.. Pierce, lots
l, z. 3, 4, 5, g. Z, 3 and 9, block n, BIge
lows addition, and 10. 8. block -, Cen
trail, $1,000.
MaryJ. Ashley to J. d. Smith, half of
blocks 3 and 4, Bigelo~'s addition,
$3.50.
Margaret j. Pontius to j. /. Filter,
lots 2 and 3, block II. Fairview addition,
5000.
y. =. Anderson to &C. J.. Brown, lot 8.
block 100, d. Il. Denny's fifth addition
$3.50.
]. NJ. Frink to j. W. George, half Of
10. 6, d. s. Maynard's addition, 5000.
j. w. George to j. NJ. Frink. south
half Of lot 6, block 6, Maynard's addi-
ton, 5000.
George Kinnear TO i. c. Dimock, lot
.. block Is. Bell d Denny's addition,
t75.
Y. 4. Sander TO l.. p. and A. 4.
Smith, lots and 10, block 50, heirs of
s. A. Bells second addition, $l400.
l.. p. and A. A. Smith 10 F. 4. San
der, blocks 81, A. and 49, Bigelow's adj
dition, $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-06

YAKIMA CHA correspondent of the
Walla Walla Statesman has this to say
Of Yakima City: This place and sur
rounding country has made a more per-
manent start for improvement general
", within the past year than ever before.
Capitalists have at last found their wav
in here aud have started boom in real
estate matters, both in town and sur
rounding country; our sage plains are
settling up. and q general spirit OF i'm
provement is now manifest among the
older settlers. We now have daily
mail from here to The Dalles, and
need one from Walla Walla. We have
a money order postoffice here, an insti-
tuition OF very great convenience. also
have land Office and National bank,
and our stores and general business
houses have increased in numbers and
likewise in business very much the past
year. We also have splendid acade-
my, two churches, and a new court
house, with prospect Of a good immi
grafton the coming season to settle up
our vacant lands, of Which we have an
abundance.