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MIR. Geo. A. Martin. has bought . new
meat cart and makes his calls szound town
once q week. His beef is fresh from Boston,
fresh and corned beef. eggs, and poultry.
Hotels can be supplied at short notice.
-Blaisdell sisters are repairing their
stable.
-Theo. II. Bragdon. has taken of the old
roof Of his house and put a new one on
making it mansard roof. three stories.
Mrs. NJ. J. Springer, has jus, received
new 10, Of millinary goods, from Boston.
Miss NJ F. Springer, has commenced
the school in distric, No. 2. May she be
sustained in her work
The Frnehman Bay mine has pm, in
its third set of timbers.
e. J. Swan has commenced building a
shed to store the ore in. A new blacksmith
shop is to be built The shah is now fifty-
one feet, and all ,imbered. This is the Swan
mine.
The Portland sloop has gone East, and
Capt. Hamilton has left Mr.. q. II. Bowie in
charge of the Franklin Extension. They
are down some twenty feet. The steam drill
works we'll.
Ellsworth parties are abou, to open a
mine on John ID. Clark this week. The
rock shows fine ore.
The hay crop shows well for the dry
times.
The Lodge Of G. T. is doing we'll, with
eighty good members We wish it might
be thousand.
X. Y. Y.
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EtlsWovsh RAlls


-Johnnie's new foo, ball proves great
source Of amusement to the .'boys" after
their days work.
The Sabbath School has recently re-
oeived complete new library. 1t is pro-
posed to sell the old library, and good OPP
portunity is offered to schools desiring sec
ond hand books.
The sch. James Holmes recently re-
ceived a oardo Of slaves, and arrived in
New York. in one week from the time she
commenced loading.
-Hartshorn. Ellis & Co., have CON-
menced manufacturing slaves at their new
mill. Later in the season, they intend put
ting in circular saw mill, and machinery
for manufacturing various kinds Of shor,
lumber.
The water in Union River is very low
for the season. On account Of which driv-
ing has been greatly retarded, and many OF
the mills are running short Of logs. Unless
We soon have rain, much less lumber than
usual. will be manufactured this season.
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June "A, 1850.

Hall Of Iron Bound Lodge, No. ISL,
|. o. G. r.
Whereas, 1t hath pleased the All Father.
to remove from US by death our sister, Fan
ME Pendlc,ou.
Resoired, That we mecLv how in submis-
sion to His sudden dispensa,ion.
kesolrei. That while we are deeply griev-
etthat lie has seen ht To break our mystic
circle. and take from US our loved associate.
We feel that He doeth all things right.
Rcsoired, Tha, we freely sympa,hize with
the bcreaved family in their deep affection.
R>soiroi, That ~e prc.en; herewith copy
Of these resolutions TO the afflicted family
and. that We place copy on the records OF
our lodge, and that We send a copy to the
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for publication.
A. +. PALMER,
Signed REUBEN RAND.
MARY A. Foss.
Winter HaEbor. June Il. 1850.
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Irashlia.
There passed through this town a few
days since, family, consisting Of the hus-
band, wife. and .hree children, who had
travelled all the way from Canada, dis
tance Of 200 miles. The ages Of the chill
dren were four years, two years, and four
weeks. The youngest was born on the
road. They were going to Bangor.
Mrs. Fannie Card, who is nov 81 years
Of age, has taught upwards of 100 terms OF
school. Though she is worn down by sick
ness, vet she is much interested in educa-
tional matters.
Some of the wells in the vicinity Of the
siIves mines in Sullivan, have become sud
denly dry.
There can be seen in the window OF
VI. b. Dyer, Millbridge, flock of forty ma.
tive birds-sixteen varieties; in size, from
the thistle bird to the bobolink They
seem to be happy in confinement, and theil
quaint antics and merry songs are very in
teresting to the beholders.
T. Adm.
June 10, 1880
The Baptist church and society il
Franklin, have commenced building hous'
Of worship, on beautiful spot in the yillag'
donated by Theo. Bragdon Esq.
The Hon. W. W, Bragdon, has retuEne'
from the Republican convention at Chicago
Tyler, Scsmmoa Of the firm Of Scam
mon and Williams, is building nice resi-
dence ss Taunton. which will be Q 6ne I'D
dition 70 PIankljn. X.
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---PetevsoH's Negative for July is ON our
table ahead, - usual. Every number Of this
magazine has some special feature, and the
one. this month, u an illustrated article on
Royal Beauties Of This Century, Among
other portraits given Is one Of Louise, Queen
Of Prussia, mother Of the present German En-
peror. one Of the most beautiful women that
ever lived, il we may judge from this engrsv-
ing. Then there 10 = colored fashion plate .
colored pattern; numerous spirited wood en-
cravings; desigus in embroidery, and score
or more Of the newest fashions in dresses, hats,
bonnets, &c. The stories are even better than
usual, and that Is saying great deal. Among
them are the opening chapters Of powerful
noyelet, 1.-THE Lost TsiiArnsn Of Monte gums, =
By new contributor, besides other original
tales, all BY 6rst-class American writers. The
price Of "PetersOn" l. bat two dollars wear
In clubs, six copies are sent for nine dollars,
with N extra copy Tor q year. - = preuliua,
to the person getting up the club. Unques.
tionably Peterson l. the "cAeapest, a. vel,
a. tie best,v, - the publisher claims. Sped
mems are sent, gratis, a. persons wishing Il
get up clubs. As . new volume begins with
the July number. now Is cayjgal time 10 sub
scribe. Address Chss. J. Peterson, 3O6 Chest
nut Street, PhilsdelpAia, Ps.
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While passing through the quiet village
Of Franklin. it being one Of the most noted
mining towns Of Maine, ;lancing around At
different objects, | saw swinging in the air
the sign New England House" MANY
years back has mt eve, rested on that same
landmark. and It recalls TO nv mind the
times Of DAYS past and gone. drive on
towards the corner, tas i is general, called
rather IN oldcn time. the Franklin House,
nov owned by ThomA. Harvey. drive on
short disiancc further and see the juno
ton House" a large fine house, situated in
quiet little spot with fine lot Of nice frui;
trees. and ever, thing around to make IT
pleasant. drive in the yard and. there | see
party o. Young people having nice game
OF croquet. The temptation is too strong 80
order my horse groomed, which !. al~ay,
done IN good shape by a smart hostler who
is al~av. ready 10 look after the stable. |
pass into the house hu; do not see the smil-
ing face Of the landlord for he has passed
avas 20 the spirit land; but the house is
still run by his wife who i, always pleasan;
and docs all she can to make the stay Of her
guests pleasant.
The House is run in frst-class style, a
nice table is always set with everything nice
TO eat that the market affords The rooms
are large and airy, With nice beds where
sleepy traveller can always get sweet repo>e.
On the whole II isa nice House, the whole
family always pleasan, and agreeable.
would "a, as Traveller and one who has
bad YEAR Of experience in travelling through
the different States and especially the State
of Name, that when YOU pass through
Franklin stop at the Junction House for
there you will enjoy everything that heart
can ash, and know YOU will never be
sorry. \ TRAVELLER.
Brighton. Mass, June :.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Robert Gerry Jr., Of Ellsworth, In
w the CounIy OF Hancock aud state Of Maine, by
his msytgage ,icoi. dated Aug. 81, A. u. 1871. ami
reeor.,i in the Hancock Registry Of Deeds, vol.
l3s. folio ass. conveyed To certain ot Of hand
situated In Ellsworth and described as follows To-
wit Beginning on the ea-terly side Of state street
nj the south westerly corner Of the Healthier lot aud
running the line 81 said lot casterly at n right an
gle with said ST., thirteen ard half rods thence
northeriy and parallel with State street, eleven
rods, seven and one half feet Ia william Murphy's
lot, thence north eastery by Elias Hilrs and the
line Of Sabine Pond los one hundred and forty five
rods To burnt Pine stump. the norther,y corner
Of the lot conveyed ~ Hopkins by she late Samuel
Jorian, by his deed recorded In Hancock Regis.
try vol 81 folio ESQ., thence eastery by the line Of
said lot thirty rods TO the north westerly line OF
the late A. Peters lot; thence south westerly by
said Peters line ninety seven rods to Sterling n
haynes lot. his easteriy corner; thence westerly
acroes the head Of said lot, thirteen RODS 10
his north corner; thence south fifty degrees west
by said Haynes' line, thirty three rods; thence
south seventy seven degrees wet GU said Hayne.
line eighteen and oIiehaif rois q right Of way
thence southeriy parallel with state street one
rod; thence Al right angle by the line OF the
Osgood lot to said State Street. thence north.rly
by said street 70 the place Of hrgipn;ng, Now
therefore the condition In said mortgage Is broken
by reason whereof, cjslm Foreclosure Of the
same and give this notice Tor that purpose,
ABIGAIL HOPKINS,
BY her Atty's. Hale 4 Emery.
Euswoyths Nay y, lssp awS
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-Thorosgh Is the motto now az the
mines, and substantial structures are beng
built,
The men ~ho furnish the stone for the
begged the privilege 10 haul through field
around the eastern hill and over way once
laid out for road, but the road j. no, 10
be built. That hill is an heirloom that We
never can consent TO part with. We prefer
to follow the path. our father, ;rod. {" ihough
if the horses we're consulted, they would
probably answer neigh
GAIENA.
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Reported Insolvency Of the First Ma
tionai Bank Of Brsttleboro.
RRAuIrRoRo. Vi

BRATTLEBORO, VI, June 70.
Grea, excitement prevails here tonight
over the report Of the Insolvency Of the
FIRST National Bank Of Brai;leboro, one Of
the largest and oldes, institutions in the
country, representing 100000 capital
stock, with between $1,000 and 20, 900 sur
plus. Damages has been brough; against
President Silas NJ Waite. who left town on
Thursday last. and Of whose whereabouts
the Directors profess to have no knowledge.
Il is feared the deficiency will reach up
wards Of 100000.
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Prejudice Kills.

Eleven wears our daughter suffered on
bed Of misery under the care Of several OF
the best land some Of the WORST ply sicians.
who gave her disease various names but no
relief. and nov she is restored to Us in good
health. BY as ample remedy as Hop Bit
tiers. that We aad poohed at for two wears,
before using II We earnestly hope and
pray tina; no one else will let their sick
suffer a. We did. on account Of prejudice
against so good a medicine a. Hop Br,ters- .
The Parents Telegram.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

There is much comment made upon the
unusual dryness Of the present season, and
it is justified by the facts. The records a,
the signal Office in Boston show that the
total rainfall for March, April aud May wa,
only 7.73 inches, against ll.4l inches in
1879, and 1908 inches in 1873.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

aeACWtea.
AT a caucus holden for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to the Republican Con-
ventions, on Saturday last, the following
persons were chosen:
To the County Convention at Ellsworth,
June 18th, DR.. A. c. Hsgerthy, James P.
Byard and W. @. Sargent.
TO attend the State Convention at Au,
gusta, June 23d, W. G. Sargent, Samuel
Hersick and d. p. Dority.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

The Boston Clothing Store is Just
opening the Spring Stock, and you should
all call and see what an immense pile o!
goods it has, and the cheap prices they
are selling at. Read the advertisement, in
another column. Ellsworth Store. Coombs
block on the Brigde. litf
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1881.
ti7O,33T.l,
Totals.

The greater portion Of the above vouchers
accumulated during the two or three days
following the 18th instant, when the present
quarterly payments became due. Those
paid on the Sd were for larger amounts held
over from last month. because of lack Of
funds occasioned by the delay Of Congress
in making the necessary appropriations.
Although the number of pensioners and
amounts disbursed have largely increased
since the consolidation of Agencies. the pay
men,s are made in about one-half the time
formerly required.
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Nsrrssansett Disaster.
STATEMENT or HON. I. A. PETERSON

STATEMENT or HON. /. A. PETERSON.
PORTSMOUTH. Y. H.. June Is.
Hon Edwin 4. Peterson OF Greenland. a
passenger on the Narraganseit. makes a
statement in which he says. be was IN Capt.
Young's oompan, until he left the boat.
tina, the Capt. did no, leave the steamer
until he was driven off by the aames, and
convinced that Capt, Young and the crew
did all that could be done under the cir
cumstanceS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

lslsisss Services IN this City sssA sunday

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pre ut 10 80 A.
N. and p. n. sabbath school In the aftei
noon. IT u O'Clock, II.
BAPTIST. Threading 81 and IL r. ". Sab
bath School at ] 2. n. Weekly Prayer Meet
Ing, Tuesday evening ut L. O'Clock.
UNT-ARIAN.-Church service nj 2:,S and
7 30 r. Il. sunday school ut 2. n.
sching at 10 Ia O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School at 3 r. n.
METHODIST, ct : and 2. N
Sabbath school at r. n.
UNION TKMPeRANcE MrRrINa-every sun
dav ct IA T. n. at the Methodist vestry.
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MARINE LIST.

Eiis~ ersh Pert.
Wednesday Jane ?
SAILED
sch wcsicrioo. Whitaker. >rr York,
sch Prank Maria, AIIcy. New York.
THURSDAY, June 10
ARRIVED
schJ Kennedy. Pomruy, Boston.
SAILED
seh Julla kiHA cook, Bar uarl-pr
>oh II " u.haAn. Fcrrill. lar iiATbuT
sch senator. Bon=cy. hostnn.
fH'ay, June II
ARRIVED
s-h Clty - Ellsworth Grant. Portland
>,h Isawarr, frrrtil. ii,-t"n.
s'h >cio,", ~ahlrr, Har HaTioT
SAILED.
>.h o,ruuio. Hamm"nd. Boston.
-ch R"sionio, i'ciis, iiancvck
saturday June l.
ARRIVED
stiar NAY fieL. harbour. Bangur.
SAILED.
sch Cha, Upton kicf Ne. York
sch Er'l Rover. oung. New York.
>ch Arinrc.r ClArk. Boslon.
Sch Forester Hay. Plymouth
~ch Mar Elizabeth. Curtis. Bar uarbor.
sch Ala SNOW. Ray. boston.
stinT May ficHi. barbour. Bangor.
Monday, June -.
ARRIVED.
sh Telegraph. Rrmirk, gncalAnd.
SAILED.
s-h GENTLE. Barbour. Deer Isle.
Tuesday, June Is.
SAILED.
srh George Edwards. Bawtien. EoCkland.
Sch Kennedy, PumTuy. Enn1put
>sh City ~ Ellsworth. t.rant Portland.
~-h Ralph Grant, Grant Kos kland
sch iArlawara. ferrtIl, Eondouf-
sch Patriot. tlo-.on. Rockland.
-ch AgricnlA. NhliSnorc, Providence.
ARRiy ED.
sch Mechanic, Lunt, Bos ton
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Home Temple Lodge, l. o. Of g. T..
seems to be prospecting. Last Friday night
there were six new members initiated. The
Lodge wishes to make grateful mention
through the AMERICAN Of beautiful motto
they are in receipt Of from two sisters who
are now stopping in Massachusetts,. w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

"THE BEsT CoUGH MEDICINE IN THE
WoRLD."-The Old Vegetable Pulmonary
Baisam. Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston.
Small reduced to IS cts. Large, q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

The Calcutta correspondent Of the Times
Of Commere, in addressing meeting of that
body. took Responding view Of the future
Of the India export trade.
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Heavy rains in Minnesota.

NHINAGO, III, June 10.
HEAVY rains in the northwest have pros
,rated the wires and flooded the country !;
ali the ST. Paul wires are down. There was
snow in Minnesota Yesterday.
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Ne~ AAvessaseoesss ThSs WeeA.

Building Propo-als--w. W. Brsgdon. Com
Bowdoin College-Jo.hus L. Chamberlain,
President
Mcfarland iIouse-Tinker 4 osgood.
Notice Of Foreclosure-Ebenzer =. turrter.
East Maine Conf sem.-Rey. Geo. Forsyth.
Dedhsm Wool Faciory-w. l.. Parker Co.
Lost.
Monies. Taxes-Tawn OF W altman.
Noiice-R. II. Kiiiredge & 20.
sheriff. salc-A. h. DeyereuN,
New United Exhibitions and LerouN's so.
American g ymussts-D Dueelio.
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WARRINGTON COUNTY.
NiIhrsas.

MiihStSge
Geo. Fcnwicks house was burned last
Mondry night. Most Of the furniture saved.
Insurance 81 800. J. T. Wallace store
was badly scorchcd and came near being
burned Had the wind been from almost
any other point the eOnhagration would
have cen Yer, serious.
Jgrr Il +
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BANGoE-Ar june II, -ch Abigail Haync-. MAJ
rail-. Portsmouth seh Ca.tiliian, Means, New Y-rk
sch earn. u ~poGur't. Haskell. I,urt Chester, y
sch Ami. b Collins. Cousins. Boston
NV loRk-Ars sch Marreiiu- 4 Rrmick, Eli
worth sch ,.ang.s. Leach. Ellsworth.
Bgu>swiCA, uA.-sld :, sch NJ I Mo-ely. Dow
Providence
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The President vetoes the Deputy
Marshal Bill.

WAsmINGToN, ID. C.. june Il.
Marshall bill
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ffrom Concord Daily Monitor. July =, is-1
PeostOa Payaeass

Payments AT the Pension Agency in this
city during the current month, up to and in
Guiding yesterday, the llth inst. when all
properly executed vouchers received up TO
! O'Clock p. NJ, Of that day were paid, have
been as folloW,:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

Ar nj Hamilton, Rermu'ia, June :. Sch Nellie
Grant, Jordan. New York.
HoSG kosG-Ch April 10. BARK Annie Hall
Nelson, Whampna Ia had for Trientscn and bae l
"a Hong Kong.
Obi at II John. \ X, June 5, srh Yankee BLADE
Blake, for New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

-fickess for oil points west via. Pennsylvania
Central. and Boston ssd Albany Railroads from
Boston. o. Crsnd Trunk Railway from Portland,
sss be bad Of c. c. BSsrip = the lowest rates.
Also tickets - Portland By iussde line Of sssAmsrs-
CO.. s.d shin ba1ers purchasing slsevhss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

Our sale of 1damson's Botanic Balsam
inereases every week. Please ship us ten
gross immediately. If our sales continue to
Increase in future as they have in the past,
we shall have to buy ten gross month.
Respectfully yours,
w. r. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me.
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ID l f. j

Obituary notices. beyond the l,das, Nals and Age,
must b patti tor az the rat, ten cents a tinc
Rrooklin-June 5. Mrs, Alice l.. Hale, aged
u years, months and day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17
The Weather.

WAK DEPARTMENT.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer. :
WASHINGTON. ID. C., June l6-l A. N.
Indications
For New England, stationary or rising
barometer. variable winds, partly cloudy
weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

VIII send their celebrated Electro voltaie Belts
to the afflicted upon 30 days trial speedy cures
guaranteed They mean what they say. Write
10 them without delay.
fxfv
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A Woman aud Child Receive Sert.
Gus Injuries.

The morning passenger train on the Somer-
set Railroad run into a team containing
Mrs Sumner Baker and child. The child
was thrown fifty feet and 50 badly injured
that il cannot live Mrs. Baker is thought
to be injured internally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

Free from the objections of beer, yet
possessing all its nourishment. are Malt Bit
tiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17
sheriff Miliay Of Sagadahse, Shot
In the leg.

RICHMOND, guHt 10.
T. X. Millay, Sheriff of Sagadahoc coun-
,y, vas shot in the leg to-day while attempt
ing to serve a writ Of ejeotment agains,
Alvin and Jessie Huntington Of this place.
Millay's wound is not considered dangerous.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17
Business Notices.
A NEW OPERATION FOR PILES.

After repeated solicitations from the many
patients have treated, am now induced TO
announce 10 the public, my new antlseptic
treatment for Hemorrhoids Piles; and do
il not in the sense Of an ordinary advertising
physician, but rather as 4 conviction Of duty
] owe TO the suffering. Il is well known
that hemorrhoids is one Of the mos, com
mon, distressing and wasting diseases nov
met with in the daily practice Of every phys
ician; furthermore, tina; the heroic and pam
ful operations usually performed for their
relief, without any satisfactory results or
permanent cure, have deferred thousands
from seeking professional advice. Having
treated one hundred and sixteen patients by
nv new process. all Of which speedily and
permanently recovered, | am prepared to re-
port the following advantages Of the opera
tion over ell Others that have preceded it.
First, the operation CONSISTS IN q single,
painless application of "Antisepnc Solu-
ton" Second, it avoids all legation. cut
ting and eauterixation. Third, II permits
the patients 10 come from any distance, re-
ceiye treatment and return at once to then
homes. Fourth. il does not necessarily
eonhne patients TO their bed. OF take them
from their daily avoeations. Fifth. the cure
is perfected in ten or twelve DAYS. Sixth, IN
no instance has there ever bees q return OF
the disease.
am permitted to refer 10 the following
well known citizens Of Bangor and vicinity
who have been personally treated by my
ar,eration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17

PORTLAND, June 10
The Maine Medical Association com
menced its 2sth. annual session here ro-day.
DR. Seth C. Gordon Of Portland, presiding
with good attendance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17
MAINE NEWS.


SkOWntGAN, June TO.
The farm buildings Of James Redman of
Bingham, were consumed by fire yesterday.
Loss $500; insured $500. The house Of
Daniel h Williams Of Embden. was burned
to-day; most of the furniture was saved.
Loss about $500; insured $500. The fire
caught on the roof
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-02

HENRY G. CROSS, 81 Broadway, n. T., broker IN
IL frst-class privileges only, refers to Russell
Sage, Esq, T. B. Wallace Co., b. L. Horton Co.,
Harvey Kennedy. Esq, Alex. Taylor Sens, W. 8.
Gurnee, Jr., l. Co., and many other nrIt-chss
houses and memberS Of the NsV York Stock Ex-
change generally, 31tu : 3S14et