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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
An Ordinance In Relation TO City
Solicitor.
b. 4 r91i ~ by hr City Council N IA,
tity w EHsleyrtA.



2. 4 riai n by he City Council m Ar
cfy w EHslcortA.
CHirtEgI-
SHOT b lt han bc tho duty % the Ctty ~,l.ei.
tpf "a give icxAI advice to any oiccr % the CITY
ais" written opinions when requested. lie shall
also take charge ~ all cases which u,ay cone bc
the Policc Court, ami Couaty Commissioners.
and prepare aud try the same.
April Eth ISL
r.s.c. in both board. of ,he City Couacn and
WM .. McDoNALD. tity Clerk
iNl-
To ~ lion. ne Court ~ County Commis-
sionsrs fyr ne County II HIacoct, merit 10
h. hoiian IN srm County N Hrncock, AZ
Eistrorth, DH ne In day 81 APril, 4. D.
ISL.
~ MBIY shows that 4 taWn way from the high.
II way ruad near the school house IN bjstTirt
NJ 5. town Of fremont, sn the wharf Of + W SW
Richardson, and the establishment u town
| landing there wuuld be II great public coaycuI-
yHrc that the sclcctnen Of said town. AFTER notice
Ant hearing Of the parties. have llIi out such way
ani reported the came u The town At a pubhc
meeting "i Inv inhabitants duis n"tifcI and warn
ct vet the town ha- unr-asonAbly refused t. allow
and approve said town way laid out by ia. ArlcCt
I men Aforesaid. and o. put the same On record
Wherefore. your petitioners, constIcrin. then-
/ selves a.Erieyrd by such delay and rrfa-al pray
that your ionors would, agreeable to Law in such
| approve SAID town way. and direct tha to be
/ recorded ~ the books If said town.
A..
Il W RICHARDSON. and % others
STATE OF MAINE
+ Hancock sv.- Court - Cuuaty Commissioner
April Term. 4 - ISL
Upon tn" forcSptnS petition i - cnnsilrrci BY
the Commissioner that the -etitiruer4 pu o.
stbis aul that they uut tp ~ heard touching thu
matter 'ci forth 10 their petition, and therefore
der that the County commissioners meet At kbra
/ ham Richnrisph's house. On wednesday, the
v rpth day ~ jane next, AZ y O'Clock. \ VI and
: tisrfr7-i -lalil9dAESlf anrr whsch ..4l view
bearing II the parties and witne--ez Will ~, had At
apui' Convenient plarc 10 thn vicinity and sur b
other nrasurJa taken IN the premises tn, Com.
ui~@i"urrs shall juds- proper And Il - further
/ oRDEEEp-IhAt notice 81 the time. place and
purpose u the Comm --ipncrs' meeting Aforesaid
- given To- all persons and corporations interestc
by iEg affected copg.- Il the petition and this
order thereon, upon the cIcrk ~ the town OF IRE
| mont AMI b. posting up atte,teI ropir. as afurc-
said IN ihFrc public places ia SAID town, thirty
days a; lcI-t before the time appointed for "a a,
view. and by pubil-hing the petition and order
thereon, three WEEKS -urcCsHyely In the Ellsworth
I American newspaper published IN Ells worth IN
the County Of Hancock. the first public aiIon g. b.
thirty dAys at ra-t before the time af sail yir,y
that all persons and corporations Interested ru,v
attend and be heard Il they think nt
Attest, III II. SAUNDERS Clerk
true copy 81 The Petition anil order thereon
S"i' Attest, III. II. sAUSEER. Clerk
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April IL, III

hE subscriber hereby gives public notice n
~ an au e1neefned that she has been duly appoint
90 ana mas tasen upon herself the trust az an
Administratrix Of the estate Of 49, " an
FREDERICK p sPoFFoRD, late Of Deer Isle,
IN me county Of Hancock, deceased. by xivinx
oono as the law directs she therefore requests Ar
estate, 70 make immediate payment, and tI,oss
VINO nave any demands thereon to exhibit ire
April IL, 1871. IND;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
For Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan,

Ii l. the only reliable and harmless Remedy
known for removing Brown uiscoloration. sold
by druggists everywhere. Depot. 40 Bond ~. f,
y. y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

speaker Blaine is expected home from
Washington the last part of next week.
His family will return on Tuesday next.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

Col. Knox will make the season of 1871 At
Broskssills Terms $500 to Warrant s,0 00
,eason service Col Knox was bred by II 5
Lang North VassaIboro stred b. Gen. Kro, h.
by sherman Black Hawk dam OF Col Kuo \. bv
old "ithereii, he by Winthrop Messenger Nv
old imported Mes-enger -
The public are invited To call and crittc,.e r,l
Knox and his Progenitor. Ri foSIr,S
Rrooksville. April 18th, ISL. 4sl6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS Nlth Tniel = Bowien o. Ellsworth
County of Hancock. aBi state 81 Maine bv hi.
deed Of Mortgage, datri Feb uary SUI, ls65 and
rveo dec in the Hancock Registry, vol. les Page
g. conveyed TO Harriet 4 Eowden of Ell-yoI n
Aforesaid. th> following described lot or parcel
"t land, situ.ie N said Ellsworth TO wit Begin.
ning On We wet side OF Hancock Street. ia said
tll-worth at the y. r.. corner of Charles II
uayne's lot. th.nce running south ~ degrees
West on said Haynes North Ina tx rods thence
rode. thence North 81 degree. East SIX rot, IA
Hancock street Aforesaid. thence south 10 de-
sieca East Two -nd three quarter ode 10 hi,
place OF beginning, containing sixteen and one
nall rods, more or less. And whereas the conli.
tons 10 said Mortgage have been broken, now
therefore, claim to forcelose the same and Civ.
I'M. notice accordingly. agreeabiy to the statutes
OF the state, In such made and prnyisi eli
HARRIET A. BowDEN
BY her ATTY. 4. +. Barnham
Ellsworth Aurtl rs 81 ,,-
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HOW THE OLD THTNG WORKS


AFTER TRIAL or OVER 10 YEARS
Dr. fhecseman's Female Pill.
Have proved thenselyes 30 be the only remedy
Tor correcting NIL Female Irregularities Painful
Acn~iTuAiion, ami removing all ObStructi on.
whether from cold or otherwise.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PIKLS
was the commencement OF = new era in the
( treatment of Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS
which have consigned many to 4 premature
grave. NJ female can enjoy good health unIe.,
shr i. regular, and whenever IN obstruction
takes place the general health begins 10 decline
TJE KNOW now IT IS YOURSELF
EVERYONE want, the most reliable rcunrJ,
which /, comprised In these Pills. Tax fh..
a!vcrtisement 10 your Druggist, and tell b il
thai YOU ant the best and most r. liable rns.!t-
/ cine in the world.
DH. cHEESEHiN' Pills
They are known 10 thousands who hAy-
used them At different periods throughout Vie
country, having the sanction Of some If fac
- .--i--~-. th--i, l-.,I~ Ia >Inrii,a ExpUr'
directions. telling when they should not D.
used, with each box. The price, one Dsuar
per box.
taCfioN.-None genuine unless having the
private Proprietary stamp Of Hutching. a. HUI
yer, fr"pric;or-, on each box For sals by
Druggists Pm, sen; BY mail promptly. Sc
cure from observation, by remittlnx 10
p &. l.. CHEESEMAS, L. o. Box 1851
~ lytT
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HOMES
FOR THE MILLION

tar opportunities are now ogered r,r securing
MONIES N nild. healthy. and eonssnial climatr
Tor one .thir'i OF their value i've rear. hence
me NATIONAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY Ma f,.
sale real estate Of every description IocafeJ l.,
ens silal,e ana southern states improved -tock
gram anu fFut farms rice sugar and cotton r,i,,
At"ns timt~r and mineral lands civ villar.
aud rural residences, and business stands mil, ,
AMI mtl sites. factories &c.
VIZ te for Land Register containing tssrrtut,.,.,
location. price and Germs Of properties W. h.yr
Address. Il. CLARK 600
The Natt0na Heal Estate Agency
~ and +7g pcnsa. Avenue. W..htnvt1, n ,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, Joshua Gray Of Surry. County OF
w Hancock and state OF Maine By his deed III
Mortgage dated ID ce.nber 10Th A. D. is57 and
recorded IN Hancock Registry, Vol $50, Page 20,
conveyed to The inhabitants Of sarry the follow
hg described parcels OF land. situate In said sur
~, TO WI -bound"d on the North by IN e Tav'or
lot so called on the ast by the Eldrldge lot 50
caiied on TIE South By tho Robert Grindls lot: On
on lhe west by The Teddy Pond road, containing
twenty acres more or less being the same decided
70 sad Gray, by Henry i. Taylor. see Vol lis.
and to a certain lot Of land In Surry ,ieede.k In
said Gray, by samuel Trundy. in the year Ies-
whereas the conditions In said Mortgage have
been broken. therefore, we the Selectmen 81 Sur.
ry, for, and In behalf OF the said tbere
OF, ella m To forcrlo-e the same ami give In.
notice accordingly, agreesbly TO the statute, of
the State. VI
SAMUEL WATSON , Selectn.n
GEO TREWORGY ! at
FRANCIS II. CLARK.> surry.
suPry. ApFil Ii ls-l -
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Teachers for Summer Schools

n ,n"it ics Agents and school Committee in want
nov, a. % >. are hereby informed that there are
> NOT yet engaged for the ensuing SIMMER
schdi. % nlii please state size and length OF
9nsr, Address y. ii. TRiBOU PripcinsI Ham.
aea academy. Hampden Corner, Me swlG.
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E. M. G., SEMINARY

The summer Term of ten week. will beg
MONDAY, May -. 'et
Tution-Commoa Ensh,h -.
niSher English and Language : u.
=
commercial Course, &: Terms complete Il o.
Hoard, 81 u to 81 so.
For further fnfprrnat ion INQUIRE Of the prt,c,or
MELVIN b. AREf, A. NJ, Bacsspsrt, Hr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27
VOLUME II.

HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
] concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself, the trust Of AN Adj.
ministrator OF the estate of
SARAH YOUNG, late OF Lsmoinc,
IN the County Of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bona AS the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted TO the said deeeased's
VINO 49, ss nn.ne1ate payment, and those
same for payment " N"'' '"e
Eu.wor,. ISAIAH YOUNG.
-, HPIu =, le1. 3wl7
1aE suosorieer hereby gives public notics 10 ali
concerned, that he has been duiv snno,ntsa
aaa mas .aksn upon himself, The trust OF an Al
DAVID LTTrLEFIELD, late of psnobseo,
in thu County Of Hancock. deceased Inv giv,,,
bond as the law directs; he therefore re,iuosts ali
persons who are indebted to the said deee.s.dia
estate, To make immediate payment. and those
VINO nave any demands there on, to exhibit the
same for payment.
MOSES LITrI.EFtELp
TIE subscriber hereby gives pubilc notice d
] all concerned, that she has been duly appoint.
ed, ana mas taken upon herself, the trust of An
AdnnisiralrIK OF The estate of
NELSON T. FRANKS, late OF Bluehiu
IN the teuntv ot Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond As the law directs she therefore reuue,t. All
persons who are indebted 10 the said dtceasea<
estate. 20 maze immediate payment, and those
VINO nave any demands thereon. TO exhibit the
same ior payment.
April Il. is7i Nj
lHt subscribers hereby give public notice 10
al concerned. that they have been ,luly an
poiniel, and have taken upon thrts,elyc, H..
trust OF Administrators, dabonis NON vim ,r
viii annexed, OF the estate OF
SAMUEL wHtTMORE, late Of Deer III,
| In ths County OF Hancock, deceased. by giving
| bond As the law directs they therefore raus..f
| all persons who are indebted 10 the sad he.
! eased's estate. to make immediate payment and
/ those who have aay demands thereon 10 exhibit
/ The same Tor payment.
| FRANKLIN CLoNSON
THOMAS WARREN,
| Aprh ~, 1871. Swl7
/ 'IHt subscriber hereby gives pnbuc notice n
l all concerned. that he has been duly appoint.
| ed aud has taken upon himself, the rust Of an
| Administrator, dehonls non, VITA VIII annexed
/ OF the rstats Of
| JOHN G. wIriiAM, late OF BncAsport,
| in the CoGntv OF Hancock, deceased, by stvng
bond ~ the law directs he therefore requests an
| persons WHO are indebted to the said deceased
| estate, to make Immediate payment. and those
! who have ANY demands thereon to ex hibit the
same tor payment.
| IRA WIrIIAM.
April -, 1871. swI7
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
The Subscribers hereby gives public notiee tn
all concerned, that they have been duiy appointed
and taken upon themselves the trust Of tdmiuIs-
traitors Of the estate OF samuel Whitra are lar.
OF Deer Isle. in the County Of Hancock deceased
by giving bonds the law directs they there fore
request all persons VINO are indebted to said de.
ceased's estate, to make Immediate payment and
those who have any deD ands thereon 10 . xhiblt
the same for settlement
THOMAS WARREN.
FRANKLIN CLOSSOS
Deer Isle Aprii -, 1871. 3wlT
TIE subscriber hereby gives pubic not,ce 10
] AL concerned that he ha. been duly sppoiuted
ana mas taken upon himself the trust Of an Admin
istratof OF the estate of
Sarah Aeader, late Of Ellsworth,
IN the County Of Hancock deeessed
by giving end a. the law directs he there
lore requests all persons who are indebted TO the
salh deceased's estate, TO make Immediate nav
nent and those who have any demands thereon
10 exhibit the same for payment,
April IL, 1871. e s,n.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice L, -,
] concerned, that he has been duly apnoints1
and has taken upon himself, the trust OF an 4 a
ministrator OF the estate of Va
HANNAH MCFARLAND, late of L,molns
County OF Hancock, deceased nv xiv,n,
bond as the law directs he therefore ree.aa,s
All persons who are indebted to the said deesas
EDS estate. to make immediate pavment go
thase who ha We any demands thereon to erh;..;,
the same tor payment.
.,,,,,. No., ISAIAH YOUNG.
Ap'" - io1i. 3wl7
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Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block. Ellsworth, Me-, by \. h. SAWYER. for
terms. &C.. see frst page.
4 NJ. PETTESGiLL Co, 81 PARK Row, New
York, and 1Eo. Z. HOWELL Co., 70 Park Roy,
New York, are the sste agents for the AMERICAN,
in that elty, and are authorized to contract for
inserting Advertisements for Us at our lowest cash
rates. Advertisers In that city are requested 10
leave their fayors with either of the above houses
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HATS, COATS AND PANTS.
PAINTS AND OILS.

y. Is. II any man. woman or child. has q
"llar to exchange for goods, just call at this
so-e, and see If you can't get n good trade.
y Store formerly occupied by s. W. Perkins.
Man Street.
A. l. SAUNDERS, / co.
Ehworth, April Is ls1, ~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-04-27

Ellsworth has not any puOllc buildings
of which they can boast, except their City
Hall. which is very fine brick building
erected at a cost OF nearly fifty thousand
dollars. The County Building. Court
House and Jail, are old one story build
ings. and hardly tit to use. The Supreme
Court for Hancock County is now in SEES
sion there, Judge Kent presiding. They
have now but two terms year. one in
April and the other in Oct ober. The
docket of that county is now. | am inform
ed, quite large. numbering over six hun
dred cases. For ability the bar Of Ham
cock Co.. is equal to any in the state.
Among the most talented members
would mention Hon. Arno Wiswell. Hon
Eugene Hale, member of Congress. and
Hon. Charles Spofford.
After a stay of two DAYS in Ellsworth
and vicinity. and having missed the stage.
procured a team of the stage company to
take me TO Bangor. After a long and
wearisome ride through an almost barren
country. arrived and took the steamer
City of Richmond for home. fully con-
WINGED that there is not much pleasure in
travelling through that part of the country
at this time of year. NoMEN.
The Chicago Advance in discussing
the French anarchy says
What brings France to this desperate
pass: Why can no stable government be
secured. What mean these continual revo-
lutions-thcse chaotic commissions! Paris
has prided itself Oh being center Of
modern civilization: has modern civiliza-
ton, then. no abiding foundation? When
one passes in review the brilliance of
French history, the influence in Europe Of
French institutions and literature. the
number and capacity Of the people, the
wealth. science. art and military proves
of the nation, and the genius in certain d.
rections Of her philosophers and statesmen,
her present position loudly calls for ex-
PLANTATION.
Is there not in it lesson for the world.
most sad but most needful? Do we not see
equally in the ruling spirit Of the leading
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-15

JAcos THOMPSON.
He Is interviewed and Believes in the New
Departure-He Speaks for the
South.

NEW YORK, August l4.-A cores
pOndent writes from the White Sui
phur Springs that Jacob Thompson,
of Mississippi, in an interview, stated
that the Southern people will general.
ly accept the New Departure doctrine,
but they will probably be averse tC
an active participation in the fOrma-
ton of issues for the next Presiden-
tial canvass or in the nomination of q
candidate. In his opinion, either
Thurman or Hendricks, or Governor
Hoffman, would make a good Presi-
dent, and from their known patriot
ism and craftsmanship, they would
unite the party and draw out a full
vote.
He denies that any political Ku-
Klux Khan has an organization
in the South, aud declares that
the existence of that body is due
to the fact that the Southern people
have been grossly outraged by villain
GUS bad men, who migrated to tn G
South at the close Of the war, and in
the absence of civil remedies the
Southern people took the law into
their own hands for the punishment
deserved by those criminals and fol-
the protection of our own homes and
property. The negroes were no where
disturbed, except where carpet-bag.
gers intimidated them for voting the
Conservative ticket, and they were
now learning who their real friends
we're. Thompson, it will be remem'
bered, was Secretary of the Interior
under President Buchanan, and sub
sequently financial agent of the South
ern COnfederaey abroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-15
ESTABLISHED 1910.
POLITICAL.

Movement Of the Democracy Of Alabama,
Special correspondence of APPEAL.l
FLORENCE, ALA, August 1.-THE
Democratic Convention on Saturday
nominated candidates for Sheriff,
County Treasurer, Tax-Assessor, Col
lector and Commissioners. The party
is aroused and determined to drive
the enemy from treacheously obtained
strongholds.
Merton to 90 to ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August l4.-By the invi-
tation of g number of prominent citi-
zens, Senator Morton, OF Indiana,
viii deliver an address here Wednes.
day evening, on the political issues.
The Republicans of Xenia, Chic.
XENIA, OHIO, August 14.-John
Little, Republican, was nominated for
Representative of this county, on last
Saturday, after one of the most spir-
tied contests ever known in this coun-
try
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-15
EXPLOSION.
-Four Persons Killed and Fourteen Severely
Wounded.

MAYsvILLE, n. Y, August a.
The steamer Chauteau exploded heI
boiler this evening, while Wooding at
Whitney's landing, six miles below
Msysville. The dead, SO far as known,
are Mrs. Hopkins and daughter, resi-
dence unknown; Henry Cook, OF
Cory; a colored barber, from Chau-
teau. Mrs. Z. c. Cochran, OF Buffalo,
was drowned, and the body has moi
been recovered. The injured are Mrs.
Samuel Bartholomew, of Portland, n
Y; AlOrn Plumb, of Westfield, N.
Y, Cornelius Shower, of Jamestown ;
Major Cameron, Captain Murray,
Jamestown; W. P. Miller, d. L.
Crawford, PiEtsburg, Pa; Alfred Cra-
die, Allegheny, Pa; John Bemens,
Bemen's Point; F. w. Anshutz, Allie
ghany, Pa. W. @. Davis, Oornay, Pa. /;
1ducs and Lizzie ELS, and Miss Hop
kins, Cleveland, Ohio. The boat is
badly wrecked. Several of the in
juTed will probably die.
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nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.


NRW YORK, August IA Wall Street,
Gold steady at 129S@1211, until the close,
when 1915 was bid. The clique put the
price up by squeezing shorts. Loans
were made at q for use per day. Clear
ings, .S44 900, 900. Governments strong
and higher, with moderate business. The
stock market has been active and strong
for Pacific Mail, Western Union, New
York Central and Hudson scrip. Lake
Shore, Union Pacific, North Western
and Rock Island have been weak. Drew
leads the Bears, but seems to be little
uneasy, as he says he has too much Conn
psny. The market closed dull. Express
shares are strong. Money easy; 243. State
bonds dull, and without decided change.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, are
91<. U. 8. coupons Sis, 116; do, 62s, 5-20s,
Ii456; do, Gas, ia; do 65s, Il4Is; do new
5-2Os, 1879; do 67s, BIOS, ll39s; do 6Ss,
ia; 10-40s, 1135s; do currency IS, 1l5;
Missouri State bonds, S5N; Tennessee, old,
rs; do new, 70; Virginia, new, 72; old
81; North Carolina, old, As; do new, q; /;
Canton, 1875; Western U. Telegraph Co.,
609s; Quicksilver, 1IT; MsripOsa, l0Ss<;
do preferred, 1867; Adams Elk. Co., san /;
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 81; Ameri-
can Union Express Co. ,6Sz; United States
Elk. Co., 81; Pacific Mail, 49K; New
York Central. 1908; New York Central
scrip, 94Z; Erie, 29H; do preferred, s.;
Harlem, 1271z; do preferred, 1S0; Reading,
114H; Michigan Central, 100; Pitttsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, lis; North
western, 90; do preferred, 91ss; Rock
Island, los; New Jersey Central, 1O51<;
st. Paul, cox; do preferred, S016; Wabash,
621<; edo preferred 81; Fort Wayne, 991<;
Terre Haute, %; do preferred, 5s;
Chicago aud Alton, 124; do preferred,
126; Ohio and Rfississippi, 46; Oleye-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, S7s<; Bur-
lington and Quincy, 143; Union Pacific,
32%; Central Pacific bonds, SO; Union
Pacific bonds, SSk.
Dry Goods.-ApRxt from shRwls, skirts
and other specialties the market Is quiet.
Jobbers hsve anticipated their wants for
the past two months and have their hands
full. Agents report light stocks; in fact,
many claim that they are sold up on ey-
erytbing, and the mills are thus kept in
full blast. The ease in the money market
has all along enabled dealers and specu-
lators to carry stocks with ease, all being
sanRuine that goods cannot deprecate
while raw materials are so high, and sll
sre anticipating good fall trade, based
on good Drops. 1t is announced that the
fall trade viii open esrly and be hesyy,
but the prospeci is that 1t will be opened
later than usual, on account of the estab-
iisbed advance In the price of almost all
textiles. Some classes Of foreign goods,
showing material, rise. Country buyers,
consequently, are In no hurry TO pur-