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Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

l..ANI) NI Il, r. Il D'IlC.
FI2loBijsr IIE:AIl:rH

L. not always en;oved by those who aeer1
to possess It. The tssrt Of cnr! 7,yts,d
blood may be ae@r-tly rn,lslrni,il :; the
N,lINJior. III talnc, ti,*' POISON " Ill GER
t&in!ysl!owits fleets, ;.1ll .. ith nltfn more
viruloncc he longer + has been u, IuW eli
20 pcl7neate 1hntystenl~ .,&ch piaAp A,fty,
boil, skin i;sor ler au!. He:l4c Of 14ru sstulal
las>if,lde, or |ansuo,', is one II y atiirc's
warnings ol the Consequences Of Il egiect~
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Our stock Of boots and shoes IL nov
the best assorted in town; and as 81;
prices, wo defy competion. I'LL
RICHARD RRos5Js r.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

WAHTED--Rags in exchange f,r
goods al J. W. BEaG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

$. =. Casey, who hns jus Inturned
ir"m New York state. says th": there is
much dissatisfaction among ,llc oIh line
Democrats on account Of he d"i1y OF
Nc present administration in cblugin;
;'r officials in that state. Unless sweep
;n4 changes are soon made the chances
are that the Democratic cn':'id1le for
rartrno" in thNl state this fail viii fail
i" tx i've he support Of his parry. It is
rl.O :l"in TIA, if ( cleveland make: many
cAanl.s the ifugwumps Nil >lc>t'r him.
a11I 10 ..;.:er cas-" i, looks ~ though he
l>c!n!';icaAs wonlI ''arry Ne >t,.tr this
fH.'. <nsny is s g"nuinc ir;>h Varao>'M
b~J G'lt 1ir1 much c0:noit in the out
''>' !; in tie E,n pjrn s,A>>, t,i> s"r;'n.
Jt1st received q comp: is: >trn}, OF
spring goods nj Richard Eros ;, which
fheV are oIs>ring extremely lo",
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Sash and Doors at bu't<I.; prices 1t
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Garland Stoves the fas, In the worf1
At J. ". BERG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Come and admire oHr display of DRY
Goods and Nntions, all new and 5fresh.s#
49,. @.s<..l H. RICHARD Bros. II.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

We have just received positively the
largest and finest assortment OF Walt
Paper eyer on sale in Little Falls. Pii.:5
ces TO suit the times. -. sslz slsz !. :.
TUTTL & CuURcuIrL. ,g$ $:
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Ep&iEeor Fuller reports !h~t chicken
"'"<eFs bring about 800 ii. * into
5lorria artTy night. ,rhc l4rgr htjiin2s
are ma;s'ng game much scH5cer ia thai
vicinity, however.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04
Trust Nothing Else

.thar, AYERS sagsAPARILLA. Numerous
crude mixtures arc offered to tss.s public
as ..bIoos. ptlrifers,p which onls, allure
the gatie1s with The prste,isa OF many
cheap doves, ind with which Ii is folly to
experiment Whila disease Is Is steadily be-.
coming more deep and ,iifftieuH Of
enre. 8 Some off these ID yis,rss do much
lasting harm. Bsar III mind That the Only
medicine that can atiieaiijT purify the
yitiatsa blood Is
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

The best Machine Oil (warrantedb for
sale at H. T. .SCuLEUsESERs,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Cali and see our new goods. Z
II ERRoS EROS. -.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Steel Plows cheaper than ever before
at J. ". BERG's.S
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Miss Marv Richardson viii leave or
Monday for Fargo 10 take q position l..
the postGifco ar that place. SIZE has
'vor5"1 in tic I:tt;~ Falls nnetoI7 q for
several 3'e"~" Hnd the par0:s oi TIC
Office vii ~ s>rrN t. have her ltsvc.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

(. F. lamb, an attorney WHO has Iepn
in tSear|c, Scstr'e s ToIman's otfi,r, IN q
Cloud for soDlc lime, has opened law
office i'll this village, in the roons
>reofnlyi occUpIed ny storey s. NnvI;,
'n@s fle. is ;iighly spoken nt in St.
';;l"uH, and il e very pleasan; sen'leu,nn.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Oh can re- more sugar,
You cal, get more trie(; ''rlit Of any
h;0d,
Iau can get more soap,
You can get MORE and better tea.
YOU can get more Of any class Of gro.
ccrics FOR ONE DOLLAR ai nv store
H'An Al any other place in town.
A T,NnEn.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04
LITTLE FALLS. sept. + 1885,
ra s=.a
LOCAL T'L1E3s E sZh|T&G5,

80 A~''''i'
1,c,rs ,ro ].1c,,,;,,,r ,."M,,.-,,, .,,a:,
nnre,bon,.
GAM How'd. ,,,urrnd 7,r >,..,.:..,
from ~ p,DI
lLiIliE r ais llHS Il Gnl". I. !lr>i iNn ~
,br river c,,,>,u,;r,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n'''S '''y Is ''n%''''S 'oT " ~ :: s
tOElnl,SlOl iO come.
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WV '''H 's, '''; '''i S''''' 'a''''o'', ,
Was III 'o"h I"'"*'a'.
>''>:,:' >.'','''''''' u .''' J. :" 1A'''>',
''>'' "' ~-,..|' y, 49,. ',.1''-'''
II reports are 1:ue, w!>N ;r,>rs WI,
socn be EunDort,us in L;,i', }'..I?,
Geo. lee writes from i..";,nr:e. .):,K.,
that work is plenty and Wa N; !~;,,.?.
por ~. l;:--uo ,,.:I -5.,:
Io,,,
'l"' ''''N - ~ ~'"i''''I ''''' ''l">-
v;,1or, nrc1, .,,s oro r,,. ,.:,,o:.
,;n,,,7,, ,,:.;,, .~,,~ '.S'
--,-. ,-- --.-
MIS- ~ l"nn'r Is 'HN'n'y "r. nH>rin:
,,,
-. 80 ------
County Attorney "o1hl1@'cN mai" q
o':''e $ '''p :" IT. Cloud tAc !''>; q III"
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M. o'''pa'r'cE '.1 ~. E'ii"' [iE*|'
'''S" gears near N'"S place "' W. '''7c* ':y
evening"
MISS 'N"o"e N'e'tS ar -; ~ t""'n
o'' ~A"o"'y evening" An' u ''"'''''::: '>"r
Uncle. j. t. >'"''"
px.:r,s >;-',.,~n,:i~:~ .,,>..,,
can On !l.J. y r'-At (. ''.t.' i'::; 81 +;
"lf''c IN 'Hc CONT ''":~".
Mr., Po:pr (,o,,ri,,,, nui W.: T-:,..n.
-, Husb,r!< I,uy, +. -, Siren. ,,v ,,,,
Clerk Oh ':'e court |" N"i
JOHN Ncpoun}t4 thc,,.n >. .,, 81,
inrcpG2r', l:oS lis ,.:;:,:.. wa; r,.. j. oi
Court, Noo,l.. IT TIC c.,,., house,
mr. Cpn Eart~,, : i,,: ,,r, ,.,. ,,,,x
ii town :11rinv H., r,a v,, !: =, o,,d,
e., Mrs.. Hnl, h,;~., ,,9: .o.,v !, -
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MISS clara iA!HG3i'',,. tiu' new lraI llrr
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

ilorfI4 aFtTy night. ,EhG large killing;
are mating game much scHrver ia tha
vicinity, however.
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Hon. J. Simmons has moved with hi
family cn to the Little Falls Live Stor}
Co.'S farm sonth of town and will
supel;S'end the erection ni ucw bu;.djn ee
and the fall work.
There VIII be reunion of ,ho On,
Minnesota Battery Light Artillery .;
Friday evening, Sept l1th, st .:30 y. M
At room II '5jd!e's block, sos Nico:lv
avenue, Minneapolis.
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Some "portmcn from '}oyY!on die
some ";'' shnotinr near Henry Loves
place, in C'nv;.larA town and one of The
children i'"f*a narrow escape f'rm be
Ing shot = few Nars ago.
d. r. Calhoun has hef II <+I.c,ed n1avu1
of st. t!n'" 10 fiji shr NAc;nry cauerl h>
,.,:.,-, ~ " A"''''''"' 'e' ~ J.,
"1-rc. IT WIS &)Ht %c,'"}i;',
!, - ,,,.ov ,,.n u.v.. ,,n,,,,,,. :,
1,n,..r..s 6, ,r,. t,c .,,,,,, ~, ,.,.n. ..
,,.,rcl cr,., -, ,,,, 49,.
>:n,v >-rr;. g, ur,,o,. ,,.,,.:;, ......,
,.~v;,;.,o !, .. :, ,.,.2 .,~,, >,.,.
.:r:. t>.~,.,1! g :nr.,, ~! ! '.;s r>v
Yea w.. t. ,i,r 81 =. u;i; .r>,,, over
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Mn'I,fw No%]>Ina'. arrived y.,,@ :a<
rjE'' from tNe '.,'lh oi TreiAn., 'n $50
hiH .5Toihir, john Workman, in y. =;
eiiIage. IF he is suited with this pa:
Of i|'H country, he will send for lis
family and locate here.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Mr.. n. (, }lici>rr>on. fo;m"r'y O.
Howard AXE, Wright county, died at
the residence Of Mr. BoU:asS;s in this1
village Ia; Friday evening, August 2S.
'T,. ltit Ecr<1n WAS an old ant7 highly
respec ::'l ciizrn Of Wright and Carver
cor]l1"S inr many years, something ov r
twenty-five VIC Believe. He !4a,t purchased
iau1 il Parkc" town ana hat. made
WNsi1tia able imprnycn> tn,s on the same
en-: Of liie hal been living III Toward
L&Nt, aE', WNs On his 'rlN:n to his farm
Hhrn D'cTJ"kcn by DEATH I,n vas "a
n;rcnt n=nbtr Of Tie Masonic
;r;"rlll1H, IA | H-A.> the first n.f,ster of
Toward Lodge, 80 81, anal WAS for
:l,tnN yeas a plOm9""p: factor in the
H. Ii, rolil'cs .I' V$l;.h' county His
'v;'!'>N at l:rst thought To- ind {! resting
f:.%fo ;Nr his rcM>,itiS in Orklanu GENE
"Tv here. hut Gn the aIri oal Of .Hr.
Charles Kickcrson AMI other sons. anG
.cIntivas Of the deceasc:! Saturday
evening it was decided to have the final
ceremonies at Harvard Lake.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Lime, plaster and cement at !: :.
J. W. ,BERa's. /
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04
Il Casti From ul. SiuAnlons.

IN IfS1 ~ l. lCAAE REIa CiLiAlAkSssSs
Editor Nt l|,:<. Transcript:
A% the editor Of The Sun seems very
'tI$l: tent III crow"ing his views befnre !.
the roh]ic concerning the case Of Mrs
B''acr-nsing right and left handed
ilings Of his wonderful nstuttuess CON. ,
't:1in$s Der case (in which hearreafs tor
.c rs rnora1t as he is ia most Of his {
editor ,.s>. VI ish ~ I.,.rc st;,ta '',al Dr.
Christie, whnln he states uttnN ~ the ca4e
il !t& worst S'nne hat was O; 40 ayHil, as
! e heal been allowed 70 -r5 20 ~ before !
his Gail that nlouicine wWlt haze bosf4
USELESS were il not 70: lhnI rugged
c.'i!>.il'NiC.'i' was cal'c,; hv *,,,t or the
ii nJ', / T':sulae 'lt,' '>,t'.s. H.n., Is
ne .;s,nc "ltl, the DR.. .E:,:,: .ees
":>h w"s 10 Use Il IN as council. st that
- i; Ii; :, DR.. Christie is entitled TO alE
,.ir :SIH:v 'he editor Of lh" Sun " shes To-
b's'"H: Aftrr his .'iicn oSis the Dr.
>a;'', + t'I',.k you arc >'ul :, ali that cam
tr ''r1', >h:. case is !. {r>Tical C!,t without
MACH prospect Of recovery" and made
timely suggestions and left without pre-, !
rri,ing: Ir conclusion will here state
that consider DR. Christie skillfuN
physician, and q gen'Ieman-I also .
kHoW thtt Mrs Bru1er's case was diff
cnt one. On account of severe lung
tNull" viu which Size had been
s';i.t,ing for years; tIliS Dr.. Christie ,
wcii uuCos 81 OK both t:>rA his diagnosis
a.I,: the statement nf thr family coucern-
ing her former be .ltil
Weather Ms Brndcr'o recovery is
due t. skill! or hot: i AN happy to
Inji',n '!>': many friend, 3hrt she is
thoroughly co:.THl"sceu, is ate to be
dressed and SIS Up half iicr time.
J q, SrNMOSs. 81 D.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

. TIE Lumhtr c",1:!Hny ':Hye l,gs
enough II the'E }ooms ahoy" 'oyvn 10
Keep the mil running mill about Oc!o.
ter q,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Tine Olive Chill nlow1leads all others,
0 ID BIZ >$ 80 J.. w, BERe
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Gap. HonIc will take (. party Of
friends up 't T,0nr Lake. rn@n Grow
Winr> t'0"yrow on a tour'davs ,nnt .nc
an d fishing tip E0 T.prng Of >T,nno.
apnIis 2ni ". NJ. Fu:Ie" Of Til place
viii Ec lnrrnhcr> OF tie nal,v.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

DION III and take a ric,y OE our new
cmhrp;Grties. RICHARD Bros.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

In his last paper DELAY Weed failed
to give an account Of his late reuuion
with Little Falls fricn]s, Why o, Ero.
~ 9
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

s55s the lPaittee sam pie Rooms Will;
bc found the largest and finest llnesof
4 ears to he os,'aired at any stand
al-e h etii;l, IL:
ii az. M .s5s 81
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

:. 4 '&rge assortment of table liIssaSas5qi..fY
.l}anasslss, towels, towejing, 8
}eleh +, just received :fst*EEso@ s@ :. 4 s5.
txtt i. l., = i. e .t,If 4 RI, Bssf;ef!8S3
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

q q ssssG s:s aackeuhe elmer, Elliott StandasA
Time, and other fnest grade whistles
are 70 he found only atthef Palace: Sam pis. .
Rooms, :s4 u II. ,4;ss. 5;zy
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Durable driving boots and shoes made
to order at HEBRON Bros
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

FOR SALE-One etcn, shifting sea.
buggy, 0, will! exchange tor cow. H.
Vu:ro of ". r. PAsco.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Marquis De Mores passed through
'nwn on Saturday evenings traiu ca
route to l3ismark to defend himscIf in
court from Il charge of murder. He WAS
cnioyinr Himself in the dining car with
q number Of companions. and didn't
seem much concerned about TIE con- ;ng
trial.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Some *portmcn from NoyN!lon did
some ";'' shooting near !}enry Loves
place, in Cleveland town and one Of The
children i'"1 "a narrow escH;1s frrm be
Ing shot few Nays ago.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Scuato! McCrac le>rrnntl on ND&t:uy
ftom several days ao*.o>" in Prr1. 'n.
En wjIl move his ialni'., nrrc il: , eho},
I;
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Al: Story came hack from St }Tincent
the f'r%l.ni the. week a5stt is il, .aoNn 70.
sss.'ew Gays 10 atfaigllten up his law
pn"siAess y - that his eases vii! all BE-,
I'estf Iestf.s ~ r, M coed Lands st. Vincent has
oilf ts'' alsott 9 3M People, and is not very
'1'fa'' M i,' !, iaee, il being situated on Tow
: lf1''sE5e'fa l'Es side of Red riv yer
l'efs3 ns 81 sitflale::l j.t,slacross the river
g, lsfsIa contains 800 people,
q arg e & asial locate At are
81 III ~, n,,se
~ .5s
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

lion. j. Simmons has moved with his
family On to the Little Falls Live Stock
Co.'S farm sunth of town and vii;
supeTin'end the erection iucw buildings
and the fall NnrE
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

-Niss Carrie Brown Ni Minneapolis
oNe OF lie teu':hrrs IN the graded school
returned lc '.,t,lc Falls On Wednesday
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

~" VI ?iEcEAay l;oaycsatio o IS: q I
tNE "H.@r"ay convention "a hicis ,sleIs
~ i. tau' yesterday and is still in ses-ss
s:":' VII probably accomplish as.rnuchE
tor he benefit Of the Northwest asanyA
"ssemblage ever held in that city,
over 200 delegates from every large
town in Minnesota and from Wiscon-s
sin, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas,
Nebraska, Daka:a and Montana are in
attendace, and it embraces the leading
men Of all these localities. The object
"i the convention is to secure to the,
territory represented. and especially
to- othe upper mississippi, a larger share
of the national river end l:arbor an,
prorriatioc. \ united e,nort can.ot
fail to secure all reasn nable damrnGs.
Each municipality was allowed five
delegates IN the convention and Mlyor
Ne1ye'i appointed Hon. j. G.. Flynn,
Senat>>" McCreA, Capt. Leon HruCe,
sheriff Rasicot and PHI. Ii. Gross to-,
represent Little Falls !
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

.'oAhny l''>n Wri''> ,rn:a Mics C:.y,
"oHt'ioH. '!,al +" j2 At vor,; nee! tint
2. tr'' fer 'ic li';9i: y I>,;:NA> t'";;;: Co.
%io'' "ji' hV"> *D:,G-r it;lc >'yi~ ..:'' r.
%;o''!: t"' 'h't >p;1Da' frr:A i'j.::......,;. Y
to TIC {'nlr"eo >4'c* v%T'* .:,.y;
;.f%A :'"'.l n';li b" ship, a. :1'* IL. ;.;.,n
10 passing, 'n"o;!>h '.j'jj'. '':.- ;.,H'
v'* /. Ie sends r"::;i:!, 10 ii. nj; -:
tri,.rti,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

There VIII be reunion of 1le ontl
Minnesota Battery Light Artillery pu
Friday evening, Sept. l1th, at s:30 D. M.
At room II Sides block, 5jG Nico;lv:
avenue, Minneapolis.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

EillAgc urch'ns are 10" Plying t1ei"
nightly visits to water !n.l,n patches.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

The school bous>, and DrcmiAes haye
hecn cleaned and all necessary repairs:
made, ready fer schoni commeac"me
next Monday.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

70 New hats aud tritn.nings a.e
already displayed al Mrs. Per}ey's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

House to Eent.
Inquire Of Fl. =. 'i't-rTLE, .>
Little Falls, Mimi.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Miss Clara l>in@s|:',. TO- new teacher
tNf The intermediate A"n'rln"Nt in thv
yr't'!cti school, arrived III !p,;i1 today.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

" M. Fitzpatrick q 1T. |:lii"T tiN+l;
three bears near tl,", piHrr o. W. '.7c* 'ry
evening.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Ms. y. Tanner is vHr;;i'y re- nv>rin:
from her irS;!r;rs, anl is now able 20 ST;
III.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04


SOne of Tic temperance people Of
Mooersvillo, in which TT. Ripley station
is located, are trying 10 close jerry Roots
new saloon at that place. A snecit7
election has been called for the i,ih
inst. 10 vote Oh the license question. As
Zoo; already has his license, and as tAY
question ran be voted on only at Il general
election, thni: efforts will be. lruitl~s.
The residents Of this vilsn,r, wi |
"N''"u,'n1|v rpmrnlhr q c,:y':;l .>".
'.'"' Nh" Nrram'n'~tcl our >tr" sr..:,e
:" year, a::o, and NAV smile vl'u t':,v
'a1ra 'lat he lately :,rn:.d ny IN
u "TcT>Y, Wright county wi1'rn hr Dr.;rd
~ a nlan "f rnolm,,u$ vra7!'. t;,>u,
Minneapolis, a great @c|l"'Hr y latin
Hn1 N"'c%, a1I III ,!' !: ;r.:;,"3 c2yi~:
r'"N "a ',nrai, bnS, m":;lr @,r
WI ~
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Dir. Geo. h2rGfi iir% nerd l.a, brcn
ii town ;1u"in& Me !sa<l ">.H, .ur moth
2r, MIS-. i'"N !, E:jns Tag 'o1v,y III.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Miss Nau>le Reeves ;u':f..,: ~ tv.,n
on Monday evening, Au" il E*.li"t Ilrr
uncle. J Il. ,iti,yl,
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Geo. l.ee writes from L.~;n,p:e. .).k.,
that work is plenty and Wiz IS !~o,:.
Rev. Mr.. Times will ,>'";t,.hia y the
Popular rink next Sunlas. 1tu:nin...
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

/ Sash, )oors and &. me- al red need prices
Il lis t95 SIJ. ~. ssssHI. Fuse i M 81
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Cnas. Njllpatrick has just opened a
furniture store at Roya'.o2, and reports
a good opening trade I" has q tine
stock ',f goods
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

=. The upper .MissiSsipil river reservoirs
have been ope1ed AND The chan gc in the
Stage q! water in Tie stream is being
carefully no,ri'
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Gem" nf T.. farmers il .',n .:,,*i WV
'":t &! )'i""z ana j.. tl.yely-i ',.wn.
sap ;'\'" 'i";'. ;p"5 ti;a::a,.n' tr,,'l cast
era Little Fa:|A az. com 1,jainug that
H. cattle bel 'n2'nH - lNslhrrmru &C.
s;r"y all the N;)l grass growing IN t',at
|o'n.;;v. S)rcr it;0 head Of oyrrs u :crg.
''" toNNno'"rncn who have ca'.n~ on
'l;!maN al F'a:,c Htr now running
'"''H 'h"rs, an' The !.ey cr:'r CIV IN; r,:r,!
,I.o9.7try ! r7jue.l
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

"a ia and . see o,lr .,eW 8 ,'sints i j
cottens. & a.. HARD ;Iss
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Sash and Doors at bu'tuI.: prices It
J. y. BrRG's.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-09-04

Il reports are tue, wh"a' :u->>rs WI
socn be nun)"rt,us in Li,i'. }'..i|>
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-22
TnE HAUNTED SPRING,

IL was a lonely homesteadsr in the
deep recesses of the forest primevaI
which borders the classic Lake Wash
ington from whom We obtained the par
tieulars of this "a Ger true tale
Night after night" said be. | had
been startled by q weird, uneanny
vailing, which seemed TO proceed from
the neighborhood of the Haunted
Spring which. edged with 'psplars
pale, is Stunned with superstitious bor
ror by the aborigine and rarely visited
by the most adventurous of the pale
faces. Night after night my faithful
collie skunk into the cabin Qsiyerinp
With fear. as the dissonant wall shud
defed through the startled air. I could
bear II no longer, and shoaIderino INV
trusty rlne and. leaving my faithful
watchdog whining piteoasly az he saw
me depart for the unhalioved spot. l
followed the serpentine trail vhicd led
TO the Haunted Spring. picking nav
way over fallen log and rocky boulder
oy the struggling moonbsam's misty
light As l neared the locality The
mournful cadence Of the mysterious
sound rose ntfuily above the soughing
OF the wind through the somber pines.
Not In the place entering which the lost
wretch leaves hope behind could be
heard more friRhtful sound. Tread
ing lightly, | stole unavares upon the
source OF the hidden horror. Just then
the moon, hitherto partly veiled in
clouds, shone oat in unclouded bril-
liancy, and there IN the forks Of a vii
low, close TO the turbid waters of the
Haunted Spring. bsbsld an empty
bottle that had once contained Swamp
Angels Rheumatic Cure, the ouIy
known sure cure for rheumatism in ali
Its forms, left there BY some one, un-
mindful that it would be to nae Divine
message OF a Divine gift, for with one
dollar obtained one bottle from the s.
Il. @. Mfg. Co., Seattle, Washington
Territory, which entirely cured me of
he terrible rheumatic pains which 1
had had for thirty years" DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-22
To all whom 1t tmay Concern
OFFIcE or rHK COLUMBIA AND Puskrl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T., July q, iSsS

OFFIcE or rHK COLUMBIA AND PusETl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T., July q, iSSS
WHERkAS. BY DEED BEARIN0
w date August ~. 1874 executed In pur-
suAnoe OF an ordinance approved Ausfusf
Is, lslA the city OF Seattle conveyed 70 the
Seattle and Walla walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all tho tide
lands south Of King street. in said city of
Seattle. In. along around and aboutEiliot
bay. from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington, by an Act
approved Tovember y Is73 ratified and
confirmed aid grant and conveyance upsn
cernin conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company and.
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and transportation Company. In fee sim
pie and.
whereas, The United States has sooui.
esced In said grant and conveyance Ands
w Whereas, The said Seattle and Walia
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed ell OF
said lands to the Columbia and Pure
Sound RAilrosd Company;
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railread Company horeby
gives notice that IL claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and to erect
wharyes and other structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any OF said lands without tho consent In
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET50UND r. r. 90
BY I. J. MIISER
aps Assistant superintendent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-22
the observation-disclosures PUB. co
YAk1M IA.

North Yakima is the only town in the
New Northwest without . jail or grave
ysrd.
1t. Greenwoed has on his place near
plleusbarg o hemp stalk II feet high.
Hsmp should be o staple crop In she
Y,ima country.
Are on Tesnavay burned Peo's barn
sud hay, II. s. Taylsr's 1900 rails and
Kl0C3 feet of sawlogs, aAd Hiram Wal
Isee's two miles Of fence.
Frank Gray, of tie Harrington Times,
avs that over twenty thousand acres
n psw land will be broken in the
Bio Bend country in the next twelve
months.
The placer di9Rings in the canyon Of
Yakima river, between here aud Ellens-
burg, pay 81 per day to the hand frem
ths grass roots down. Several gangs Of
Chinese are at work.
Three stacks containing 500 bushels
Of wheat and oats we're burned on the
Csnnady ranch. near Eilensburg, the
otber day, and William Osborn was
arrested on suspicion Of applying the
ipcendiary torch, and held in $500
bonds to appear before the next Grand
Jury.
Business In all legitimate lines Ia
boxing up at North Yakima. IL is
stimulated by the people of the neigh
barring counties coming TO the terminus
Of ths lonsest iius Of railroad h Amer
= v lay ID fsil and winter supplies.
Tne army OF consumers includes farm
ers, Rrazsrs, timber cutters, trappers.
miners, prospectors and other adven-
iurers.
Thos. Kelley brought in this week
sask OF csal taken from q three foot
I'D on the Tietsn, 25 miles from North
Yakima. The groupings indicate that
the character 10 good. IL is now known
that the head waters of the Yakima
have their sources In an immense GOAL
Geld extending over the valleys OF the
Tistas, Naohss, Teanaway aud Gle elam,
and even boy yond, along the klikitat. to
~ Columbia on the south, and along
~ Nsuatchis 10 the Big Bend 81 tbs
Columbia On the north. Nj. Kelley
Also brought In from the Tistan sam
ples OF FIRE clay, the strata of which. he
says, covers vast area. This evidently
10 destined TO become manufacturing
country of great probabilities what
with the illimitable resources in agri-
cultural lands, boundlsss forests, i'm
asnse depoaits of coal, iron. Ralena,
Sivef, copper, gold, kaolin, ashsstes, drs
slsy, 90, ds., the magniiocnt water
povers everywhere begging for wheels;
Our close proximity to the sea shore and
the markets of the world, no mind can
prephesy the growth to which this see
zion sill attain in the near future
Yakima Farmer.