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STORAGE SALE
NJ. J. sIMMONS, AUCTTONEER

WILL SELL ia y DAY,
ThursGay.........-.--.. May IL, 1898,
AT II O'Clock A. NJ, at
1867 Market St., between sixth and Seventh,
BY order Of the Columbia Stor &c Co., al
Oft Eis giant PaTIor, Bed and Dining
IL ON Furniture, Large Vi FL Mirrors.
Nearly Sew Carpets, F"IdiHg-Hets, etc.
held by them on Storage Receipts nos. AIS, So
and 633, sold to pay storage and advances,
..--COSsi=TISG ~ PART Of
Handsome Far,Oc SETS In satin SILK plush and other
rich covers; single ana Bed lounges; Ken odd
Par-Or Upholstery OF all kinds; Eastern WALNUT,
oak and Cherry Eedroom Sets; Zine Bedd ne;
NalHut Nardrohes; SIdeb1ards: Pedestal Ext-II-
sion Tables; Dining Chairs; Han and stair Car
pets: Fine Ranges etc, the former contents OF 3
elegantly furnished houses.
Also, SO Nearly New and Elegant Carpets,
It NJ. J. SIN MONS. AuctiOneer.
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New York Markets..

NEW YORK, May 1o-The stock market worked
toward decidedly lower range in prices again
to-day. The rallies which occurred at intervals
were OF short duration. and as the day drew to
close the bears became holder and attacked both
high and low priced shares with great vlgor and
In addition 20 talk about uufavorable crop re-
port the street was flooded with rumors concern
ing the embarrassment of brokerage concerns
here and in Philadelphia and the probable ap-
pointment OF receivers for Northern Pacific and
Erie. Mono OF these rumors were verified but
they were made to do service, nevertheless. The
close was feverish and unsettled. The greatest
declines were IN Rubber preferred o. II points to
SO. do common g, Cordage preferred g, Sugar pre-
ferred 3A, Sugar 2Ts Tobacco 4, Rock Island
25s, & eneral Electric 2. Missouri Pacific g. North
ern Pacific preferred z3s, Pullman z, Omaha 3
and Western Union 2Js. At the close National
Cordage preferred recovered 4, and tho general
list was "a to 5s above the lowest. Government
bonds lower. Petroleum was dull and neglected
at 58Iac.
new YORK, May l0.-United States Bonds. as.
il2s4 do rs, 80; Northern Pacific. 1915; Cana
dian Pacihc ~; Central Pacific 26i4; Union
racine, 34M; Atchison and Santa Fe, ~;
Mels Fargo, lao; Western Union, So; Silver
S3A Sterling, 81 sh14@94 89Ia.
Wheat-May, sOIsc. Flour, steady Coffee
$l4 %. sngar, 334@4Nc. Hops-Pacifc Coast
lSG22c- Hides. 121ac. Copper-Lakc 81 90
Iin-Spot, SO 20. Lead-DomestIc S3 S2Ih
Iron, Sl6. Petroleum. 5s12c.
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Portland Business.
PORTLAND, Or. May l0.-Cearauces, 1887, 600;
April Failures.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports II
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
FER the month OF April with assets OF $685.
las and liabilities 1854 sos, as compared with
II for the previous month, with assets OF
S5l5,l43 and liabilities $542,5SS, and 81 for
the corresponding month OF 1892. with assets
OF S306,679 and liabilities $55O.l75 Tho
failures for the past month are divided among
the ~ ties and territories toIOWs
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
When Manitoba is pronounced Indf

When Manitoba is pronounced Indian
fashion, with an explosive accent on the
last syllable. it is plainly enough in part
an onomatoE9ia, or word expl essing its
sense BY lis sound. 1t means breath nj
God, "Manitou" being God and "ba"
breath. As properly pronounced the last
syllable is simply sudden expulsion of
breath, such as must have seemed to the
savages. who first employed the name, as
accuratel Y expressive of their meaning.
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San Franoisco Meat Market

Wholesale rates from slauShterers are as fol-
lows.
BEEF-First quality. sg612c; second quality.
bLac: third do 4Cd5c Il 10
VEAL - Large. 5La@6Lac; small Calves 7GA
713c; Dairy Caves, SC n H.
MUTTON ethtrs sac g 10 Ewes. &c.
SPRING LAMB-71aGaSLs q 10.
PoRK-Live Hoss, 6ssG6s4c for heavy and
medium grain-fed stock Hogs, 5I5@534 +;
dressed do, 99311c ID.
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Lille Hagel Dead.

Lille Hagel, the balloonist, who was so
seriously Injured during an ascension at
the ocean beach about mouth ago. died
at The City and County Hospital at 8
o'clock Yesterday morning. Tue body was
removed TO the MOrgue.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, May l0.-In Wheat there was fair
trade The market opened ss@ssc lower re-
coded Csc more favorable weather, realizing
sales heavy showers and reports OF cholera in
France, advanced lac on the OK peetation that tho
GoyerpMen. report would be buliish, weakened,
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcuttas. June and July, are unsettled
at 6@61sc. Wool rags. 80 Ih6D32c.
SUGAR--The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all $3.50 u H. Dry tiranulsted,
&c q 10; Confectioners' A. 5Zsc - 10: Magnolia
53se; Extra g. Sac: Golden Z. Sc; ID, 434c;
Standard A. 5S4c; half.bbls, lac more than b0ls
and hoxeg G more
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EvENISG. May 10
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.


SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver weaker.
wheat and barley excited.
Rye dull.
White Corn advanced
Lessened Receipts OF Hay.
Colored Beans declined.
Oats unsettled. Black higher.
New Potatoes lower again.
Red Onions declined.
Butter firm. Cheese weak.
Eggs quiet.
Fruit arrivals Increasing.
Citrus Fruits quiet
Asparagus, Peas and Rhubarb weaker,
Grain Bags unsettled.
Poultry market dahl
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.-oCCIDEN
- Consolidated Mining Company. Location Of
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cal;
location OF works Silver star Mining District,
Notice. here are delinquent upon the follow
iug-described stock, on account OF assessment
GO. l2), levied on the 18th day OF March. 1893
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, Gs follows:
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BALDWIN g. HGMnoNb
10 Montgomery Street.

rallied sl97sc and closed easy at - C lower than
yesterday. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; shipments.
$1,000 bushels. Rye. 5Sc. Barley, sc.
CHICAGO. May I0.-Mheat- Cash. 75Iac. Corn
42@sc. York. $50 %. Lard, SO 92La. Ribs
$40 50. WHISKY. 81 u.
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 24Ih day of
March, 1888, so many shares Of each parcel of
such stock rs may be necessary Will be sold az
public auction al The Office OF the COMPANY Ma
$40 Pine street. re ms 10 ana IT. san Francisco
California, on THURSDAY. tho 25th day OF MAJ
1898, at tue hour n O'Clock II NJ of said day 10
pay said delinquent assessment there on toxether
WITH costs OF advertising and expenses OF tho
sale. j w PEW sscr.tar, NV
Francisco, Cal. mo- -, ,,Ha
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THE WEEKLY CALL stands far in

] he WCENLI UHLL SCdnd5 lar In
advance of all competitors in
quantity quality and varsity
OF reading matter Old and
young equally derive pleasure
and profit from it's perusal
Only 81 per year, post paid.
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THE ELEGANT FUREITURE



Elegant odd Pieces OF ParIor Upholstery: Mag
nifceut NJ; nte Clock ana Ornaments, cost 5 =
Cherry Boo&case Books and Sheet Music: Hand
some Pictures: Ornaments; Lace Curtains;
Chenille and Turcoman Draperies; Fine Guitar
and Music Cabinet; Mahogany Chamber Set sup
pOseH TO be 100 years old; Walnut and oak Cham
her Furniture; Natural Lambs WOOL Top Mat
tresses, very superior; Elegant Bedding; Walnut
DiniBg-reom Furniture; Decorated Toilet Set;
China. GLASS ana Plated ware; Elegant Hat Tree:
Carpet and RUS; Frauconia Range and Kitchen
Utensils
oTE-Lovely sunny 7-ro0med fat TO let. cheap.
FRANK W. BUTTEKFIELD. Auctioneer.
It. 10 Montgomery sc.
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DELINoUENr SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE CONSOLE
- dated Imperial Mining Company Location
OF principal place Of business, san Francisco,
California; location OF works. Gold Hin. Nevada
Notce-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, account of assessments
(No 35) levied on the goth day of March. 1893.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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The Michigan Worlds Fair Board will
make an exhibition OF its newspapers.
The first page of every newspaper or mag
aZine published in the State will be mount
ed on wood veneer leaf, vanished the
same as mounted maps are prepared, and
hung on leaf Standards
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No. Assets. Liabilities


The following are The causes assigned for the
failures: IncompeteGcy %: ineVpeTience. ::
inadequate capital FOR the business undertaken,
81: iniudic GUS crealtIug, .; personal extrava-
gance /; neglect OF business and bsd habits. !
uniayOrable circumstances floods, fires, etc 5,
fraud, 4; excessive competition, l.
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nlIFta WIS VuOItl yt5ItTuAJ AT 5oE9u IN London
and S3S4c In New y ork.
The following dividends W Il be paid on the
18TH; Oakland Gas zoe; Omnibus Cable CSC.
Atlantic Dynamite, 40c; California Powder soc.
Following are copies Of Official letters from Tus-
carOra mines for the past weeS: In the Navajo
the stope above the 90 level 10 looking about the
same. The slopes above the $50 level are not
looking as well. In the Belle Isle the south end OF
the slopes above the $50 level is broken up some
No material change elsewhere. In the North Belle
Isle no particular change In the south 200 since
last report.
Local securities were moderately active. Hutch
inson Plantation on the good showing made In the
Official reports for the past year rose TO S.
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EngIIsh Wheat Mnr.et.

LIvERPooL, May 1O.-The spot market Is firm
at Is Sd. Cargoes are steady at 3Os Cd for off
coast 32s for Just shipped and sos I'd for nearly
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. . Red Winter: May
Bs Ad: June, IS Id; July. 6s I'd: August IS
3d; September. 6s 4d; OCTOBER IS 4Lad; Noyem-
Der. 6s cd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. May 10. = Consols, 9s1s; Silver
3sIad; Rentes, 96f 75c bullion into Bank OF
England, e32, 900.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


DELINQU ENT SALE NoTICE-GOLETA MIN
~ Ing Company. Location OF principal place OF
business San Francisco, California; location OF
works, Jordan. Mono County. California
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
Ing described stock, on account OF assessment II
y levied on the 9Th day of March. 1888. the sew
eral amounts SGT opposite the names OF the re-
spectlve shareholders, as follows:
No. No.
NAMES. Certificate Shares. Amount
keaf d p Nj Trustee Tras,. = goo sl5o
Root, Geo. B., Trustee. IL 100 90
Root, Geo. B., Trustee rs 100 90
And In accordance with law. and order from
tho Board of Directors made on the OH day OF
March. 1898. many shares OF each parcel of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold al
public auction at the Office 0: the company rooms
IS and 10, $50 Pine street, san FrsHcisco. Cali
fornfa, on TUESDAY, the leth day of May, 1898 at
the hour OF O'CLOCK II. of said dAy to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF SHE
D. NJ. KENT, Secretary
once-Rosms Is and 10, $50 Pine street San
Francisco California. an25 I'd
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Hops are dull. steady and unchans. a

Sugar-Only moderate business fn refn ed .
owing TO an already wellstocked condition OF
most buyers Prices are unchanged; raws strong
but Inactive and unchanged.
COfee-Dull; the pit closed 20 to 30 points
higher. Sales, l0,75O bags May. sI4 So; June,
gll
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MORNING SESSION.
Boari-20 Hutchinson S p 60, \: IS Pac hc Gas
Imp, SOFA Is do, S03s; 30 Water, 9S14.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
street-5O Cal Electric Light, 23i4; 100 do.
23is: 50 Hutchinson Co, 5; $1,000 5 V 81
Bonds. 1905
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Chollar and Potosi were wanted yesterday morn
ing. The former so d up to 81 IS after the early
call againsta closing figure OF 81 O5 the previous
day and Potosl advanced 10 So, a gain of 40 cents
over Tuesday. The bears were unable to keep
prices down and the longs mad things pretty
much their own way. The advance was chiefly
due to a further Improvement in the mater lal
which the JOINT east crosscut on the line OF the
Potosi and Cholar mines on the $50 level is cut.
ting. This favorable change is at point some 200
feet north and 50 fest west OF where they are re-
Stunning work In the body cut by the west
crosscut from the orth DRIFT on the $50 level OF
the PotOsi.
On the go ". call the market was muc h
quieter. 18th Chollar at S. 20 to 81 25 and Potosi
at So 50.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the safes In the San rarcisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-9 80 A. NJ
100 Andes. .4050O CC& 2.3O 200 Ovrmn. %
6OO BelcEr 80 1000 EKehq ..l5 500 Pot0si. q 10
~ d & fl.f0 ~ b& O....70730 Savage. 90
500 Bodle. 25lhO0 M 80 80 SNev... 30
200 BuiWeT. 20 200 Julla..... U5 800 Union l TX
500 ChoiIar !. 10 go ODhir... 2 200 Titan DO
$50 $50 -.....-.245 80 Jackt. l. 90
40 &C * Y.2.35
AFTERNOON sEssroN-2:3O.
100 Andes. ..46nl20 Cholarl. 90 20 Mexlcn. So
100 Be!chr.. .3Ol60O ..1Al3U0 ophlr. RI.
200 .........1L5l 10 q U....7Uii00 PotOsi. . 80
50 .3ali0O ..--.-....75il5O Nev..l. 35
100 & Il Las $40 II q N. ..95l3Oo Union. Ia
100 ChRli C. 40 100 Justice l5ll 100 YJackt i Oa
2UU Point. 100000 Kentucz25liO LOO
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Eoard yPsterdnv-
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>. BAs UT, ANtIIVHEEh,
Sells FRIDAY, May ~, 1893, at II 4. NJ. at Pavii-
lion Auction House. 3i9 and 32l Suffer ST., great
special sale OF Reed and Rattan Furniture.
Watch for details OF these sales. my1O &c
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"TE4E TOWN is RUNNING WILD ~
FRANK w BUTTFRFlFI0

MIL s ELL THIS DAY.
Thursday .........................M May II, 1898
AL IL o'clock a. Al. on premises.
AS Steiner Street, Near Oak
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.

glHIeH WATER Low wArER sun. MOON.
: Large Small Small. Large Rises Sets Rises
------
IL s.4sr sO7A 2OzA 2O5pI 6.02. nc 2.4IA
H. 4-12P 9.lOA ASA 25OP. 5OI. To- H.O7A
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And in accordance with law. aud an order from
the BOARD OF directors, made on the goth day OF
stock as may he necessary Will be sold at pablo
auction at the Office of tho company room IS
tAird Hoor, Mill5 building, cor. Bush and Mont
gomery SITS. san Francisco, Cal, on WEDNESDAY.
the lIth day OF May, 1898. at the hour of
O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day. to pay said delluouent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF adj
Nertising and expenses OF sale.
c. l.. MCCOY, Secretary.
montgomery SITS, San Francisco Cal
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STEAMERS. DEsrINAr1oN SANS. wnRF.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
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banks. 81 s5G2 25 e ell: oregon Garnet ChIles
81 65gl 10 {. ell: Oregon Peerless, 81 659l 10 =
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And in accordance with law and order OF the
Board OF Directors, made on the l7th day OF
March, 1898, so many shares of each parcel OF
ouch stock rs may be necessary Will be sold Mt
public auction at the once of the company, room
No. 50, Nevada blocE No. 800 Montgomery st :,
San Francisco, CAL on THURSDAY, the 18th dSy
OF May. 1898, at the hour OF O'Clock N. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising ana expenses OF
the saie. ALFRED *. DURBROw, Secretary.
ofhee-Room Nc. 90, Nevada block, No. 3O9
MONTGOMERY St. san Francisco, Cal. ap23 I'd
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The County commissioners

The county commissioner, completed their
September trip over the township read, l~t
week. 1t was entirely an uneventful tour
For the whole distance not a bird va ,rcn o.
heard along the way nor single animal. Great
or small, disturbed tue quiet of forest 49,
save three hawk, that we're Seen po-ga. !, u
mute silence on telephone pole a, 4r rai
pIaces, one Of which COMMISSIONS \ d
sought In vain TO shoot from hi pe1cA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

Carpet
o On for
only c.
ST, perry Brussels
Squares Rugs, prices
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Now that the fair J. over. it may be interest
lob 20 note the rymarkahiy freedom of The
occasion from casualties and other disturbing
thugs Incident 20 an occasion OF the >ort.
Title aeeiIeHt- ID III :. Jon-- ana 10 the
Jockey ia one Of the races were referred 10
.-' wees. Barring these. the only oiher- 81
any account were the up-eiting Of George A.
rar.ber', eXpre>. wagon. and the .piling-out
nf the genial apoihecary, and aniie. Of a
horse belonging 20 Charlie, Martin Of Waltham.
50 >erion, damage resulted from either.
ksrely docs promiscuous crowd Of from
5000 10 300 people ut together without
witnessing Il few scraps" Not one occurred
az th5 grounds during the fair. and but one or
Two iuepient ones in the town. These were
promptly squeiehed by the police.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21

Lamoine.
Capt. Nathan King and wife and W.
F. Hutchins are now at Chicsgo.
Mrs. Reynolds Of Cambrdgeport, spoke
at the church last evening giving an &C
count Of her recent visit to the Mormons
Indians and colored people, and of the
work being done and more needing tn be
done by the Woman's Home Mission So
ciety. Her address was instructive and
interesting.
Capt. Charles Hodgkns left home on
the eth for Chicago. Thence he will 90
to Minneapolis and Fargo and other pac, S
of interest, and return to New York to
t Ike charge of his vessel on her arrival.
+. l.. Hodgkins accompanied him. At
Chicago they were joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bragdon.
Mrs. d. X. Hagerthv has returned from
her recent visit to Hancock, Sedgwick,
Bar Harbor and Ellsworth. She was ac-
companied on this trip BY her husbands
mother, Mrs. Mary r. Hagerthy who lives
at West Surry, and this was her first ride
on a steamboat or on salt water. She is
seventy-four years old ard is remarkably
smart for one of her years. She milks
three cows, cares for her milk and butter,
also her pigs and poultry, and does lots of
knitting and general homework. She is
the mother of twelve children, nine Of
whom are living. She has twelve grand
children and two great-grandchildren
She seldom leaves home for a vacation, but
she enjoyed this trip very much, spending
one day at the fair in Ellsworth, on her re-
turn homeward.
Sept. is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
MAINE Al CHICAGO.
Where state Exhibits may be Found
Bureau of Information.

Where state Exhibits may be Found
Bureau of Information.
Charles p. Mattocks, the executive com
missioner, Maine building, Worlds Fair
Chicago, has issued circular intended as
guide to visitors from the Pine Tree State
The State exhibits are as follows:
AGRICULTURAL, In Agricultural Building
LIST floor, near centre, adjoining Wisconsin
exhibit.
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS, in Anthropo
ogical Building, LIST floor southwest corner
EDUCATIONAL 0ncluding Maine State col.
legel, in Manufactures and Liberal Art,
Building, stair case, opposite Mass. and II. |.
exhibits.
FISH tartiiicial specimens), in Fisheries
Building, lst floor, near centre of building.
FORESTRY (six columns. on each side Of
Forestry building, near centre.
FRUIT, in Horticultural Building. southwest
curtain. near main entrance on west side OF
building.
GRANITE AND BUILDING STONE, In Mines
aud Mining Building, southeast gallery,
group A, near centre.
HEALTH, in Anthropologicsl Building. lst
floor, southeast corner.
MINERAL, In Mines snd Mining Building,
north end of west gallery. Dept. L.
SHIPBCHpING, In Transportation Building,
near south end OF east gallery, section +.
WILD ANIMAL (,tutledl. in Anthropologlcal
Building, south end OF west gallery.
For Information a. TO Maine hote-, rail
roads, steamboats, aud summer resorts, appi-
cation may be made at the bureau OF ntormM-
ton in the Maine building.
For list OF individual exhibit, from Maine.
and for special Information a to State exhib
lis, application may be made 10 the commits
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"" DO f.''''-- i'.'''''- mere.
'".' '''..-'i '''-'"" H At-'tiH- relatives
Woodward 'a- -,tuTa,a ffam a tfip To- ~
''-'-
i'r liuraep 2 ia, sari. ~ Boston. "a- ~ thI-
c.t. A-t week
y ! Grant, eilt"r 81 jAr MT l.-.s,. Aa- hevn
a--t' '- -iuc iA-5 Iue-iay
Iir II. l.. H.lt lrtr Monday Tor q iu-lne-- trip
Dbl tAe western part ,f The state.
~ Maria N Dean. Of lIsl,na. Mont. r.ccntly
visited ~ Gc5. ). Iori. ~ THIS alac..
Mr. IL Usr-.n.tr ,l,., h..f ,...t. II, t.,,,, ~,
-.t,.-.,i U,.k- r.t4rn. T.. Eo-,.u tndsr
waiter ,.,x .fl Mr. Istt,,r oire- N E,,..,,r
f5ru.r.r g.. th.- civ. wcr. in. town ,t-t wei
..,..... ,.t+,,.
.,,-,
Mr. 1 Il. walker ANA brr ,l4lyfter ,yb, hive
bean ,4.itiu., friends I'm Camden returned home
!a-t TUESDAY
n !, 4t.--,...,. ,,....,.,. A..
,........t,.'.
h-''- "'Atft formerly "i thl7 'lEf h'" oi
"a-A'AStol - To- Wa. WIN ms VIE In town Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
{ hurcII Notes.

Tie Methodist sunday school Club will meet in
their ye-try next saturday evening at o'clock
al members Of the school are expected to he
present.
The people service at the chapel Of the Com
-re-atonal church ma been resumed The hour
af meeting j. P. IN.
Rev q. II -pauldiug, New England district
secretary Of the American Baptist publication
-ocety, WHO l. TO speak at the association on
Monday evening, viii speak on sunday morning
az 1890 in the Baptist church
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-09-21
BAPTISTS TO MEET.
Fhiy-SeNenth Annual Meeting of the
Hancock AsSne;atinn

fh'y-SeNenth Annual Meeting of the
Hancock Association.
The hity-seNenth annual meeting Of the Han.
COCK Association of Baptist churches will be
held In Ellsworth Sept. -. &c and 81.
ms ASSOCIATION is made up of Baptist
churches within the limits of Hancock county.
There are twenty-six churches, in eighteen
towns, now on the roll. and two churches re-
cent. formed, one at West sullivan, the other
al North East iarbor, Will doubtless apply for
admission at the annual meeting
me churches have a reported membership
OF about Leo. The yearly gathering Is ALWAYS
largely attended. The Baptist church of this
cry i planning to entertain from 80 10 500
people me meetings each Year are always
Inc best that have ever been held and it is
hoped OF course, that the meetings in Els
worth VIII not be an exception TO the rule.
While the program cannot yet be given in
full, the character Of the different sessions can
be Indicated, Promptly at p. m. the ss,ocfs-
tton VIII be called to order by the clerk, Rev.
W I. stet,on. formerly pastor of the Bar liar.
Dor and Eden churches, now Of Nassalboro
After organization the annual sermon viii he
preached by Rev. Frank g. Folsom of Brook.
lin.
Then Rev C. II. Spslding. New England dis
tTlci secretary, viii >reak in the interest, Of
the American Baptist Publication Society.
Tuesday. At -. IN The letters from the
churches VII be read, ard AT II O'Clock there
VIZ b discussion % The question What
shall We 80 With our rAstotlc>, Churches :"
Ihi, " Oh De oitt.;tad by the rpr.ort "a, az VI
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Police { ourt Notes

Last saturday week Michael surrall pleaded
guilty 70 being drunk and di~cr,ierly, and was
lined - and costs. He whacked up.
On sept j., John {. Burke was arrested by
Marshal slower and was brought before Judge
Duiton charged with being drunk and disorder
" He pleaded not guilty. The judge couldn't
agree with him, and fined him 81 and costs. Com
mitted in default.
Marshal slower arrested George B. Young foi
being drunk and disorderiy. Young pleaded no.
guilty, but his record and the testimony were all
against Linn. He was sentenced to 80 days in the
county Jail. He appealed bail was fixed at sl0a
which the prisoner could not furnish, and he wa,
committed ia default.