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ST. JOHNS PROHIBITION ARGU-
MENT.

Mr.. st. John stated at a meeting In Wis
consin that the enormous sum of 81. 5O7,-
10000 passed over the counters of tile
30. 797 saloons in the country last year.
Mr.. st. John would not probably contend
that the entire amount remained in the
pockets of the saloon-keepers. While the
excessive use of liquor is the monster evil
of the day, the manufacture and sale of
liquor is an industry of no small import
anee. The Prohbitionists do not seem to
sufficiently consider the magnitude OF the
interests involved. Some of Mr. ST. Johns
audience who NAV be consistent Pro-
hibitiOnists had some of this saloon
money in their pockets. Even those who
would not sell grain direct to distllery
profit by the higher prices Of grain ia conse-
quence of the demand for grain for distill-
ing purposes. Possibly Mr.. St John HIM
self has benefited from the manufacture
OF liquor in this way.
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- AE scaRAN.s rnAr.
II behfve Ia Mr Cleveland is q oop
iarn MAJ. q y MIG Gnchfan a. lis grf.

Z beneve Ia Mr Cleveland is a oopu-
lar mas. Sc = lrEe Cochran i his great
speech RS 70 Tie Democratic. ( 2 .Eention.
Ibis ser aaajQs from bar G0o
aad platform to show Sir
eve -6e no5 be nominated caused
tae ate 70 burst ont in applause
@ tas speaker 20 shTao
s5oea rnta sbe a8ples ns3 o.
gle1. 81 added, - os !, il. ar
man. Ae d men Wcat Wild
They nc. $50 ae trsl lh- .iy am
many KS aadiag raG thrm. HaeH
he az again 5nhsidsd
continued Let ne add that he is man
Of the most extraordinary popularity"
" Cieye I'D men applauded this
They perhaps, began to think
ibute to Mr.. CleYeand's p0pu-
IS OF frank as it had seemed.
enti0n waited for the next word,
q orator an hold body OF listen
srs. Then Mr. Cochran touched of his
nine. lie said, | believe he is a man Of
most extraordinarg popularity on every day
IN the year except one, and that is election
day" There was pause and 50 mewhst
oppressive silence Then the orator gave
he finishing torc 1t is a popularity"
oe said. which may be described as tu-
mpltHogs. but ieh is not redueible to
gotes."
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THE PEOPLE ARE NOT BLIND.

We receive letters of the import Of the
following. not only from various portions of
California. but adjoining States. They show
that the people, or at least many of them,
understand their interests ana act accord
ingly. The extract reads as follows:
We cannot afford to be without your most val.
liable aud highly interesting paper You and
differ politically. but, nevertheless. l iDdorse
your position relative to monopoly. boodlers and
the railroad company. and you should have the
support OF every Intelligent person In the Stale
regardless OF Nationality politics or creed You
are doing more for the interests OF the people OF
this State than all The rest of the journals of the
State combined. Believe me TO be sincerely
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labor of other countries. That is why pro-
teetive tariff advocates do not think il wise
to throw away our home market in an effort
to compete with Europe for the markets OF
the world. Under free trade the products
OF the farm that are sold abroad would have
to compete with products raised by slave
and pauper labor. Wheat goes from India
TO Liverpool and is there placed on sale by
the side Of wheat grown on an American
farm. This is the same under free trade as
under protective tariff But the protec-
tive tariff makes a home market in which
the American farmer sells the bulk of his
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THEY SLEPT TOO SOON.
Horsethieyes Captured While sIumb,
ing by the Road.

ing by the Road.
Sheriff f. E. Holbrook Of San Benito
maize a capture Friday afternoon that has
flled his manly breast with JOY. He had
been in pursuit OF brace Of hOrsethieyes
for several days, and late 10 the afternoon
found them sweetly slumberiDg by the road
side, with the stolen animals grazing near
by. He gathered them in and brought
them to this city last night en- route to Hol-
lister, where they Will be tried
Jesus aud Timothy Garcia are the names
given by TIE thieves, but their captor thinks
they are better known by other appella-
tions. The Garcias last SATURDAY. night
held up citizen Of Salinas and relieved
him of gold watch and chain and AN the
money he had in his clothes. In order that
they might escape from the country they
stole two horses from Donnelly IL Dnnnis
pasture in San BsnltO County and took snd-
dies from stable in the nsighborhood.
Holbrook lost no time In getting on their
t:aIl and IS highly elated over his success In
capturing them, -
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THE EARNER's MARKER.

Chairman Hatch Of the Committee on
agriculture says that the American farmer
u compelled to sell his product in competi-
.'on Win tie pauper and slave labor OF
ASIA aud Europe. Mr.. Hatch also inti-
mates mat the protective tariff is response
oie Tor 'his condition of things. In point of
iac', everything the United States exports
is exposed to competition with the cheaper
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While Captain Beale, the boarding officer
OF the Custom-house. was patrolling the
new wharf at the foot of Powell street last
night he heard splash followed bv a cry
spot he saw a man fiOundering in the watsr
lie threw the man rope and soon mad MIN
on the seawall, whence he made off as fast
as his liquid freight would let him He
refused To give bis name -
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xFAYHFK PREDICTIONS.
DspaF MINT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
81. Francisco, July 81, 1877.
For Twenty-four Hour. Ending Mianien

~ ] kANNIstUi JuIl " t-F-'|
For Twenty four Hours Ending Midnight
For Nortbe- 'ifornia-Fair. but partly foCgy
ard cloudy aloag The coast; southwest 10 NORM
szet winds brisk along the central coast; station
BFy tecpers are except warmer, followed by eoe4e'
J. north-c entral portion.
For soelaern CaHfornia-Fair; westerly winds;
generally warmer
For eregaa aud Washington - Fair: weS'efs
-inds: generally cooler. except stationary along
ghe straits ss4si e.. g ~t-aat
Fer az westerly winds, stationary
sefaaarstnre. except cooler Ia extreme northwest
portion
For Utsh-war.nsr. followed By nearly stationary
temperature
For san FIaucisc5-Fair bat partly cloudy west
sTly winds. s3ghEy cooler. JoHN p FINLEY,
L.eurenant s th Infantry. ofhcer IN charge.
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DkIIT CALI fincudng SUNDAYS 50 per yea, ~, ~
man rostpaid: IS cents per week OF % all.
r. cones. three n.ouths. So 20 SONoAt y
fsxteen pages) q 80 per year. postpaid ~ Ia
EAfLaad wEFKLI CALL, 81 SO per year pos' pau
81 ERLA GALL e pages. 81 per year poS'P''"
TEE Gail cannot return rejected lhanusos ip -
nor viii ne edito7 enter into correspondence TO
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SPEt IAL NOTICES.

RP sure, Safe and Spec ~ Cure for
49, all Irregular painful monthly periods
from whatever cause: no Instruments used: a home
In confinement with best possible care and com
forts: having had long and successful practice, 1
safely guarantee every case: n sure preventive
of Increase OF large families All female complaints
treated with unexcelled success by MRS. DR.
cisco. jy3l
~ Nine. Bernard. french MIDWIFE
Es-t boarders taken; nurses furnisbed: diplom ee
II years experience; price SIS. sos Montgomery
avenue. jy24 at Su
HP Caas. Ashton, All Monty Sc.
49, Rents collected: nre insurance. fc29 cod
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The Grave Desecrator

The case Of John NJ. Daniels Jr. arras,ed
on Friday Tor deseereting the graves of the
children OF }. Aldrich in Laurel Hnl Gene
terry, was called in the Police Court vester-
day and continued until August Hantais
Is charged with having taken wooden
coping from the graves because his bill for
furnishing ii had not been paid .'-
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at the end of the season the hired man :ook
away all the profits OF the year. The
farmers of the United States have never haa
so hard time as under the revenue tariH
n
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80 nLlLY NoRNING I'll

OR SALE AT
~ vor, NTANO BROS. Union Square
t-f,tea,a News Stand Palmer houSo
; ~ .iyl.s,s GALLOT & JOUBERT,
-" 'i'e''s'-s''t lI512 Common ST.
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4HF rtsfr1,N OFFICE OF THE CALL
e. rettsF,.,5ldins New York City, is provided with
fIsfof a. Horn "a }apers. Visitors welcome. Au
sel,4sng - Is ana sample copies furnished
F X MISCH. Manager.
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Notice.

Wgwam Theater-Professor Albin, md ,o,,-
Mcguire wish the amusement puhl,c 30 en-"
francisco 10 understand that they will NOT m.
n Ts al any other theater but the Wlpwam
d insy lave been re-engaged for one week forgar
en- ertainments; everything new. Don,t f eeat
anc y Only one Albini and one Nellie Marnise
auo they can be.seen at the Wigwam only
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZzIEMFNr r.,
Reed was arrested yesterday morning ON n
charge OF embezzling S22 from W. h. UeuIrg
his employer. Reed immediaieIy ,-s,, "si i,
The sum Of $500, and WAS released save VA" III
The morning call., 1892-07-31

tsa;aeEy treet, near Clay. open Ha,h II
~ n BRANCH OFFICES; qlO hi@ riNe
f ear Kearny open until II O'Clock ihluhls ,,,t
ssa hayes strssf open uatil s.oo 80 a,,sajon
s,-s-- s+rsat one until 80 o'clock; 251S MISSION
S. go - 0 O'Clock p, NJ; and lle Ninth
ssrer $500 81 so
The morning call., 1892-07-31

MEETING OF the Citizens Leappe for ,,o
snppressloa Of Dives VIII be held this Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at MetropolIi nm HI
Fifth street. C. A Murdoch and r. Il Msr.1 ihai'
Rev DR.. Canline and others will speak. SHsyyes
The morning call., 1892-07-31

MAss-MEETING,-Den K-arney and DIR
A. Terry are announced TO address an on,,'
japanese mass,meeting at New City Han avanns
O'Clock this afternoon. a. o'oo
The morning call., 1892-07-31

MISSING MAN.-C. j. ID. Beck. n t;erman
aseu 81 years and residing at I6 Bridge place.
Is Ieported missing by his wife. He lar noms
~, meeAs ago In search OF work and bss n ut
The morning call., 1892-07-31
Sixteen 'agG Edition.
OTICE

Al lairons seho foil 10 ind THE
MOE IssG for sole JV traiil-6ogs
S-fies by notifying his Office q
atJf 5ate ard .rGir.
The morning call., 1892-07-31

J.F.CuTTERsoLD BoURBoN.-Thls celebrated
WHISKY IS ior sale by all nrst-class drnRoIs,s ana
RIOceIs. IIadenalk-staT within a sItlnlI
The morning call., 1892-07-31

GERMAN LECTURE ON "FooIs.n- Thars
VIII be Germ Il lecture on Fools, this -
noon al O'clock In the German Branch v NJ
=; a., 90 suffer street. Rev August Iemta an ~,
OF Oakland is the speaker i'eihKau
The morning call., 1892-07-31

HALLS Vegetable slcllian Hair Rsnswar ~.
restored gray hair TO its original color az, IS.
vented badness in thousands of cases. II VIII do
SO to you ~ wan Va"
The morning call., 1892-07-31

IN NEW OFFicE.-The copylsts' room wa.
moved Yesterday iDto the galleries Of the nav
ONCE OF The County Clerk at the CIV Han Nv"
The morning call., 1892-07-31

HOOPS sarssparllIa is peculiar IN s,,.,r,,
eeonomy-lt is the only medicine of which can
iuy DC saia, 100 doses one dollar Try a hottie
ana you VIII be convinced OF Its merit
The morning call., 1892-07-31

ALL persons afflicted with dyspepsia find imme-
eiate relief by using AngOstura Biters of DIR e. b.
Siegert a Sons o. ID
The morning call., 1892-07-31
E. II. BLACK. painter, ia Eddy street

J.CooSEY OF l41 Fourth street palms. wh,,en
and papers houses. Satisfaction euaran,.as
The morning call., 1892-07-31

PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautined. Warn,
sea water Tubs and swimming IL nm. "
The morning call., 1892-07-31

AUGUST STYLES Bntterick's patterns Catalocue,
DleIIed Tree. H. A. Deming. l24 Postst. s. il.
The morning call., 1892-07-31

If amicted with sore eyes Dr. Isaac Thomp-
son . Lse Water. druggists sell It at IS cents
The morning call., 1892-07-31

ExrRA Mlnoe Pies. swAls's, 2is satter street..
The morning call., 1892-07-31
TIE MORNING CALL
rry,TCATION OFFICE :

Eas s arger REGULATION than any other
.esers 7er. published in San Francisco
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"A ANTED.- SITUATION BY MiDDLE-A1snD
W Cevman. understands care OF horses, garden,
drive; sober and willing. Address o.. box 49, eau
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nHs pfhce of the German Savings and
G~G Loan Society-The annual meeting of the
sf6nt holders OF the German Savings and Loan So
eIetv will he held the once OF the society 526
Cailfornia ST. in the city and county OF San Fran
cisco state OF California, on MONDAY. the Sth
dav ~ August 1892. AT o'clock z. NJ for the cleo
tIon Of Hoard of Directors TO for the ensu-
M s6aiI legally come before the meeting
iyl5td GEO. TOuRNY Secretary.
~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
E~fS mai meeting OF stockholders OF the Hakalau
p,antatton Company Will be held at the Office of the
comnany 397 Market ST.. San Francisco, California,
on MONDAY the LIST day OF August, at the hour OF
N oiclocx A. NJ, for the purpose OF electng Board
OF Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year. and the
rransacton OF such other business may come be-
fore the meeting. Transfer books Will close on
THTRSDAY July 2S at O'Clock p. NJ.
jylS I'd r. H. safLpoN, Secfetary.
- Annual NeetinK-The Regular An
he nual meeting OF the stock holders of the
navajo Mining Company will be held at the once
81 the Company $40 Pine ST.. rooms Is and IL San
FraIrisco Cal. on TUESDAY. the 9th day OF Aug.
nst 1882 III the hour or p NJ. for the purpose OF
eIeetng a board OF directors to for tue easu-
Inc wear and the transaction OF such other business
nc may come before the meeting Transfer-books
will close on Friday August 8. 1S92, at 3 o'clock
y. W IE0 osctelary.
cisco. Cal Jy24 To
ee The Annual Meeting Of Stockhoid-
We ers OF the Merchants Exchange Bank OF
San Francisco will be held TUESDAY August
the election of directors for the ensuing year. and
the transaction of such other business may come
before the meeting. GEO. III. KELLOGG, Secretary
san Francisco. July 10. 1892. JylU TO au2
The morning call., 1892-07-31

f. Dividend NOtice-office OF the Il
tx cihc Coast BoFax Company San Francisco.
July 80, 1892: At meeting o. the Board of Di-
rectors Of the abOve-nSmed company. held this day,
dividend no. 20l OF dollar Is j. per share
declared. payable WEDNESDAY,. August 10,
1892. at the Office OF the company, l0l Sansome ST.
room 20. Transfer books VIII close August 5. 1892.
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
jy3l ii ALTON II. CLOUGH, Secretary
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AGENTS WANTED.

n ENERAL AGENTS WANTED-MASON To
VI travel appoint and train agents for the largest
strongest and cheapest Masonic Life Assocfa lon
assets over 100000; state law complied with:
permanent, profitable, pleasant WORK. Address
FRED II. BROWN, 70i Pneuix Insurance Build
Ing Chicago. tv24 q Su
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PIX Annual Meetiug-Ih Regu An
80 nual meeting OF the stockholders of the Julia
Consolidated Mining Company will he held at the
office OF the company room So, BOG Montgomery
az san Francisco, Cal, on WEDNESDAY,. the lot
dav of August 1892 at the hour OF 2 o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose OF electing board OF directors
serve for the ensuing year. and the transaction of
sneh other business as may come before the meet
ing. - D,o>.D.v =,
iS9s RI J. sTADTFELD JR., Secretary.
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nFFICE-BOY. CALL BEL. AND 10, SATUR-
" day or Monday. HARROLD, HOCHH OLZER a.
ALLEN 50S Sutter st. iV3O ZtE
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E,lRsT-cLASS STORAGE. ADVANCES MADE
= 642-144 Mission ST CHAA l. TAYLOR ty3I
The morning call., 1892-07-31

DARBERS - THE JOURNEYMEN BARRERy
ID Union have removed TO 1877 Mission St. room
and 3 Free Employment Bureau; situations Ia
city and country filed al short notice. lnY1q I'm
The morning call., 1892-07-31

BAKERS AND CoNFECTIO NERS' LAB9R
ID Bureau, las Fifth st.-Competent men Tor al
grades WORK can be furnished at any hour. iyl5 n
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HELP w.NrrD-ooNr1NUED.

IA ANTED-ENGINEER FOR PLANING-MTTT
w must be temperate Apply at pianlng-iniI ar
r atwood City, Cal.
The morning call., 1892-07-31

I.OR SALE BARBER-SHOP AND BATH
500 Fourth ST. iyZ9 rs
The morning call., 1892-07-31

nlAILOR'S TRIMMER BY MERCHANT TAILOR
| must have filed similar position. Apply -c
CHARLES LYONS. London Tailor. 1915 ana 1918
Market 1ys30
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f.. ARBER-SHOP; SPLEN DID LOCATION: NEAR
- Market and Mason; chairs; bathrooms; ever
thing frstclass; sell account going East; partcu-
lars GEO, STEWART a. SON. 133 Kearny. 1861
The morning call., 1892-07-31

IGOR II FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS. APP.
III ply j. V LAWRENCE. 6l9 SACRAMENTO. $50 b
The morning call., 1892-07-31

"a ALDO HOUSE 1913 MARKET-ROOMS PER
W night use to ST. per week, 81 to 50. mySO Il
The morning call., 1892-07-31

0l00 MONTH = LADY OR GENT AS GIN
I'd w ersl agent. or city salesman in every town
In California; 1000 sold first week; send stamp. St
John Specially Company, Toledo. Ohio. lOSurT 1T
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


"a ANTED-4 FIRS1-CLASS MATTRESSES FOR
w country hotels. Apply MISS PLUNKETT. 424
Suffer iy3l 1t
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ ship-Notice Is hereby given that the partner
shin heretofore existing aud doing saloon business
at.l1a Powell St, san francisco. State OF California
under the firm of ii. IORENZS l. w MYSER. has
been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. IL LORE z
having Withdrawn from the firm. l. w. MYSER
ii. LORENZ
Dated san francisco, August L. iy3l St~
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RNs Annu,l Meeting-The Regular An
es-p nua meeting OF the stockholders OF the In
d.pendence Mining Company will be held at the
once OF the company. $40 Pine ST.. rooms Is aud
II, San Francisco. CAL on mon DAY. the 18th day
OF August 1897. az me hour OF O'Clock p NJ, for
serve for the ensuing year aud the transaction OF
such other business as may come before the meet
ing Transfer books will close Thursday, Aug
ust i l. 1892, at O'Clock p. NJ.
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
oface-slO Pine ST.. rooms Is and II, San Fran
80 fvS "A
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M ANTED-AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS ~
w custom shirts. 6O4 o. Farrell. iYZ9 IL
The morning call., 1892-07-31

VA ANTED-STEADY HONEST MAN TO TAKp
w halfinterest in light business: must be VIII
ing 10 90 in the country and start a branch: ONLY
S75 Apply to SMITH, 4S Louisa st, bet Folsom
and Harrison, off Fourth. jy30 3t*
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Women In the Churches

The Allegheny Theological Seminary
Of the United PRESBYTERIAN church has
decided to admit women, by a unani-
nous vote. This institution is under
the control of the First Synod Of the
West-the Synods of New York, Ohio
and Pittsburgh. The Board of Direct
ors consists of six ministers and three
elders from each Synod. Miss Lee A.
Starr, of Bellevue, Pa, has been at
tending the Seminary for Two years, by
the courtesy of the faculty. A few
weeks ago she took the examination
with her class, in the presence of the
board. The next day the question of
her graduation and OF the admission Of
women was brought formally before
the board. Without dissenting vote,
they decided that the Seminary should
Z open its doors 10 women.
/ The American Unitarian Association
held its fifty third annual meeting and
I festival in Boston this week, and for
the first time had women among the
speakers at the festival The elect
ladies were Mrs Mary A. Livermorc
and Mrs. Fanny b Ames Now that
the Rubicon is once crossed. women
will doubtless be among the speakers
every year. The only wonder is that
this Advance step was not taken long
ago.
In the NJ f. General Conference at
Omaha. on May %, the resolution in
troduced by DR.. Potts, 10 submit the
admission Of women again to the an
nual conferences, was taken up. DR.
Potts declared that Il large number OF
delegates had been elected on the issue
involved in the woman question. aud
that il would be a shame 10 go home
withou; taking definite action. DIR
Moore offered a substitute raising the
question Of constitutional. The sub.
slituie was ruled out. but the whole
matter was finally laid over to await
The report of the committee having the
constitutional question IN hand The
conference then passed resolution .
sympathy for the Jews of Russia -Th
H'oman's Column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

30. >nrry.
The past week has been very favor.
able Tor the hay crop, and grass is
looking fine in this vicinity.
Everett 5. Treworsv. who is teach.
ing school in BluehiIl, spent Sunday
with his parents.
Most Of our citizens who work a,
Mount Desert were home over Sunday
The remains Of Mrs. Matilda Gun
ningham, of West Ellsworth. were
brought here for burial last week. The
funeral services were conducted bv the
Rev. ). O. Written in the South Surry
Union church
Lewis +. Treworgy is having a por-
tico built over the front door of his
residence and otherwise improving its
looks.
W. V. Coggins has taken command
of schooner Abigail Haynes of your
port. Again we wish him success.
Lowell G. Young and wife of Sound
Mt. Desert. were in town last week
Mrs. Edmund Hopkins has been
visiting relatives at Surry village.
Mr.. Wilbur Lyman and wife Of
Lawrence, Mass. have been visiting a,
Edgar Treworgy's; also Mrs. Jane
Peakes. of Holden. at same place.
May 80. Sirius.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09

II has been rather uufavorahle for
Memorial day; il has rained 10 show.
er> all das ari has been cold and di.a-
greeable. The Congregational church,
however, was weI.-flicd hy d large
alnlence who listened ID Il good ora
lion by the Methodist minister Of
Bucksport.
The town begins to put on IL, sum.
mer dress and is looking very pretty.
Landlord Hicks Of the Inn has ar
rived.
a number of the cottages at the
point are already occupied.
Mr., Rogers has sold wild Rose
cottage TO Mr. Teagic OF Cleveland.
. a member OF the Standard OIL Co..
The new boat purposes TO make The
trip from RockIand to Bluehill in FIVE
hours. leaving at seven and arriving
here at twelve.
The half-mile track at Mountain
Park is said 70 be a. good as auv, il
no; the best, in the State.
Mrs. Anna IIinckIey has arrived
home. She spent the winter in Bos-
ton.
Miss Carrie Stevens arrived home
from Providence. r. l.. Saturday.
The annual meeting Of the trustees
OF BuehIll AcaIemy will be held
Thursday afternoon, June 2
May 30.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09


Frank Small arrived home Satur.
day.
Samuel Durham who has been quite
sick is improving in health.
John Small was in Friendship this
week on business.
Western Light Lodge will hold q
pubic meeting Saturday evening, June
IL. All are invited.
\. Elwyn Small and Francis Stan.
ley left town Wednesday for Atlantic
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Adams, of the Bangor Theolog-
zeal Seminary. will occupy the pulpit
OF the Union church during the sum
mer season.
The Hosmer House has recently been
put in first-class order. 1t will be occu-
pied this season by the family of John
Hosmer of steamer Mt. Desert.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-06-09
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Ezra IL. Higgins and serenus II
State Of Maine. by their mortgage deed dated he
tenth day Of November, A. D. 1880. and recorded
- the heglstry OF Deeds for Hancock county.
Maine, In book 2i1, page sos, convened 70 me ~,
undersigned certain lot parcel of aud sit.
uated at Huil's Cove. In Eden aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows Beginning at a stssa
IN tn. south line of Alden Hamor's meeting. non -
iot eighty rods westerly from the county road and
follows said line easterly to the conntv road
thence on said road southerIy To Harvey ID. Ua'
mors line; thence on said Hamor's line iirst vyes
tery and then southerly to Ansel n. Ieland,s
north line; thence on said line westerly 10 G,,s
brewers lot thence on his north line TO a sat-
on the east line of lot of land sold by said 80
Il. Higgins and Serenus H. Higgins to Ejibn r
hamor; thence following said line northessteriv
70 the aforementioned bound containin@ fhtr,yy
acres, more or less, together with bn,iSinGs
tnere1n; and whereas the condition Of said mort.
gage has been and Is now broken. now .bera1"ra
BY reason of the breach Of the con iition tbaran9
notice for that purpose e''e WIS
Ma ,o. 900, SAMUEL K. WHITING.
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