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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
CASH QUOTATIONS
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Xalv-I
co1-TON-The market animated l.i. ,i,c
%.sr being quite nuiii''' ~
orders ir hand Al the opening. on tneli $500 ~,
noinfs and immediately after the call there vas t
Improvement II about points. when ''i.n h mar
,oir,s Yesterdays closing. .oward nom "a
x. vr.s rtre easier The s,irs of prices Wa t'.
a wider rang. than for the last lew das~ az. lic
l,n.Ie within a range If anout points The uh'
tenor of the weekly rnncr weather ''.p ,.h th.
On ,rnprove rnent in liverpool contracts, t"reN WIN
,onor ,ha, 81 spot cotton were slp ~
ners and that The Houston Post reported ~
icron Texas IF only 10000 bales hac h4- " u w.
with the carly nrmness. Firms with Ne"-'Tl'iS
tions sold quite freely az the advance ~ ,r,
grams from orleans. stating ihai the ''DN wy" ,
Sroves bv the recent weather. although these l'ris ..e
., variance with The Government report and Win f'lr
private advices. Army reported III NlN''r ,
and Louisiana in Oklahoma. hut 80 lar ''N' -
caused damage NachcZ reports that worms ma, "'.,
their appearance in that locality There was q nm
considerable local buying 'h i"''
rIosire steady with q advance o: about i''At> ~,
,aI .a1ee wer "a bales that rain L. necea
In Southwest Texas. The Government inmates ha' me
weather In the cotton belt tomorrow VIII 10 IAN. nc
weather map that little rain fell m me to,.
section up yesterday. IN" sections relNuhS h'
being Newman Rome. Tocca and Waycross. IA. Ny"
PARK ARK. Lake Gainesville Fla. GOOD NAie. ana
and Weiden y c. The marie, Is stu In WAITING MOI
,radey. looking future for something - 'u
mn 10 guide them. The trade is in that frame gi mn"
that IL matter much whether the news ne 'l
iu.h or bsarish character. although IN. consensus 81
onn,on ,s that moderate decline Of say IL or - p's
ment and thus prepare the for steady hu con
servative advance in prices 49, a..
onsninr range and close today. and closing BIDS the
previous mi and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NeW-lork. July 81 lSb
BEANS AND PEAS-Sellcrs holding all the hdvan-
Of late domestic beans and there
IL a firm feeling the basis Of 81 -. Medium job
bng slowly 81 10 generally Pea quiet. but steady.
further change in red kidney: looks II the
ports will foot up 800 bbs slow
and There sin sell green peas.
inside quotations have been accepted round lots
We quote Beans. domestic marrow choice per bush.
81 - do pea " 90 do medium, 81 90 do white kidney.
81 loaf2 90 do red kidney 81 7sat So do turtle soup
81 5dsl as do yellow eye 81 2oua2 -: do lima Cali
foTna 50 35n 60 70 foreign. marrow. 81 03a$2 10: do
foreign. pea 81 10@si So do foreign. medium 81 COZ
81 TO- green peas. ibis. 81 02,s do bags. 92Ga5c do
Scotch 90u32i4c.
BUTTER-Therc fair trading In best grades % fresh
creamery. an the market had u little
eral quality lsc but gilt edge
lotS-marks that would pass inspection cxras-brought
Ld,,c Much Of the butter lacks high flavor
among the gathered cream creameres flavor II
common complaint F'rsts steady. bu, and
thirds have very e call. State dairy small supply
and not wanted unless the first quality II excep-
ticnally The Western packings having dull
shipping factory goods bought last week.
hut are doing much new business We Cream
cry yras do hrsts lGni1c. do thirds TO seconds
i2Gf7bc; driry. half tubs fancy lie. do Welsh
tubs fancy l6Lc do rsts 5dI6c do thirds 20 seconds
l1Gsi4c: frsts 13d14c. do seconds
iiai2c Western dairy. 10i3c. factory. nrkins 1lql2c
tubs fancy il1milkc: do hrsts lie: fourths TO
onds s,Qi01c old dairy or factory, saloc.
CIEESE-Exporers showed little interest in large
size full and but little business accomplished
The feeling most grades appeared TO be weak: and
while values not quotably lower. II looked II
esssions would have been made II they would have re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

Baltimore. Jul, ai-r.qr :,,,ar u.'sass.a: 'i &C.,
4: !:' @ :'.i :: +: '$ VA:
s .: s;' So. & g = S' 81.
$: .:S;. IS. +: q: e.. &C.. g.: s.:
& a 3'i..- =. .' :. .. ::.,. .. ' =.
a' -e',. 1870. e," 49, 1s;. &,. i1ay ,,, na5
~. i-Di' ,.c-~ qa.. >o1h"f" 80 W, g. ,
n' Est' . ''i F5a, IL ~. %'' tG. s ssi
a.. ,afn t,os la.' .,n i,3io tp.h .a.r'- - ."-
la,i g. ,',r ' "a l;,t sep,.mh,r .eF'~n-a.er
;l.ns S. narl. ~. q. : 80 Winter Wiz,
s .a.. ' go g. G ,s 'ls,t K. K. 'e"'S as 81 rel
.h' g. '-'.n't'.. i.aa"' -, 49, '.r, . ''
= '~..v g. EAR. ~ r,'N 49, .... M
a. ar. 50 , phi,e aoasot track losing So :
White -. : ~h" 80. MIL ~
nv KS iai NJ Na ' 81 ,rack Flour "',aGy w.
,hans.i MAJ fect nm" goa 'nqn5,' nn.n"nsr' s,s
.csh'' STEADY ""'N' - ''"' - '"' - - Nv
.s,c,.o l.,, ai-rh. leading futures ranged a. nj,
whea, No 3 Op-ninE Highest Lowest. Closing
s s@l, NM. .S.SiS. 20. eess. -
December ....'.... 'sr"'-' - 80 -
July .-...... ~. "a
ssrr lf.r
Ma, ...-........'' "'NH"'s ''H''r 49, "''''''''
oat. ~. :: oo, 49,,
s le.s ........ %, -. ga. 2.,
MAY .............. IA %. - 2's">'''
ser '''S sr'' . W. Sos sos No" sloo2,
January .......... lo3" 1850 10 :" ioH
s,n,', , ~ w. az, SIS 6s, Gl7i.
vD''i~I ..''''''''' -, "SS7. q "a :, - .
.,',, RIA. no, 100 n
S"ii, ..'..''' go" ~ 60, SO sasc
January .......... 80" $50 3" 90
cash quotaiions vcrc as ioe~s; Flour la"% ,n
chans,d pricrs 81 spring wheat 6,7,a7l ~. 40 2
sprrn. what ,.sni.-- s, rcd 6ssus,s,c. No corn
.,.a'a.c 10 bats - q No :
imotn, seci :" 80 nominal mess pork. per hi >lou
~. lsId per loo NJ 81 9,snsG H. shslt r',s a@s
a. eor, i~,r sides ,nnsr 50 ,.,as 81 6,is gnisAe,
s,sl'',, mnsn,' @ .@ntsTi s. SO per bn nsced
o quoted by The S,,lon' id,,,i ,l ,o ,h L@" b,,.
%a , =" VA. nrn "' extra e'c.@srS H. d. oa1c
' cincinuaa July ~cys S s;,s, re
a tsnes a"s os,a 80 !" pr es q. &%y .so''I
Wheat Moiern,e demand arrivals small. market quie,
xrry steady White ir,es '1c whit ,c, ear Sr
, t s.. %"ia s 1TS Se s"I s' a'N No s f'
%@ No. 2se 80 : white old .o'.c No MIXED DID, &c
mes. 81. ~ family Si2 ~ Lard tasy far demand
"" leaf e Nc GSs r p e@n ''"% o G'' S%' ''%
~ sn. m 'ac- e iss'c .h, ,ls s' .a.s ,e an
,c Los. shoul6ers A.c loose short lbs Csc loose
IT,, ,..r .i,,,n a., inx meats worth 10 Eygs
ua.,- mncrn market dun fresh. n,arhy. s.. Whisky
o., and oui.t sale. ~, hhls AZ 81 ~
Nnoaukee Iny 81 y heA, was w'l~'r. opening at &c
lower and declining Ii,c s nilu",, OF favor
.I r,th.r ,r harvesting Nlihw 81. September
CT ~ncI At Tic declined o'Ac and rallied to 'os' fel
a., c,i.. and closed ar cash nominal ah Ut the
same a. s~rembcr sample what lui'sc hwcr and quiet
win A. hight supply. winter rack. 'O,c. No
I Nor,hrrn on nck 7ii,c Sample barley Tcmlaal. SIP
p, and demand lghi. extra ~ on 'rarA 'ie Corn
.f.,dv and demand. supply large. No )
on r,cA sc 80 yellow. i,c oats sieaoy ard W. fair
demand. supply modeIse. No wn. On 'r"', 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

ressee ssttlement ss at 90,l: $1,000 at 90; NL%w
Louisiana con. A. at % and $io~ '"s'~
funded debt 2-3s OF 1891 at 6ShS r>.n.r,ures
The Atchisons and the Wapasn m,arket.
class r. were the features OF the pono man uSsn
hut except the Atchison adjustment IS VINE.
issued which declined y to 55t. their move, ,ss,,ss
were without significance. The AtchisV 90 s7s no
furnished $l,l14.00O out OF totai 0, Esyton
Among the other issues the Cincinnati, n,ay ,s,s
and Ironton lists lost at ITO. and teaa'mS s,svsr
q at 32% Duluth and Iron Range ISIS az, no~ cord
rose ", to IS. Montana Central Is 20 Nv, .n n
age lists to A. and Northern fac'nc eo"'''
x to AN. r,...,r.,on re-
The United States Treasury at Wasnins.o" tor
ceived to-day $685. 100 National bank no zoo AK
redemption The customs receipts were ss', ,siS
csilaneous receipts SH.iso. Total 0ovsrnm''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

Market closed steady Ga7 points adyanSe c'npalna
with Yesterdays closing prices. Iransfeli"'' H' $50
s. Total sales 744oo bales NeN-hsrk S4.rS' ~ ~
baes. spinners IlO2 bales. stock. lt'U'2 i~i's "a.
met receipts to-day 1876 bales thus far TINS "'rS 81.
h,ss Exports today: Britain. bales - nus iaf
his week: Great Britain. iG's bales Franc" ,'> -
Continent O6s bales: stock. 3i6@ls laes Sp' ',.1'
steady; Lice higher sales (oticia' llo- tars az ,.
ming iniddling uplands l-i1c. midiling 'nii -
liverpool cabcsspot cotton easieI sale i ,o"y ics
ejaculation and export 800 bales. American 1900
rpceinis 900 bales: American 5000 bales: mddns up
lands 3 II -l6d: opened quiet ans
closed very steady isNi point net auNih.e,
sao.b. August September 3+0i.b. Sepl"mi"
Si9s. october November 3i3b November prcriO"'
January ftbiia
February March S4Sb: March April 3f"sp Nlll-.taa
axis Observation-Disclosures buyers favor: 'o'ts
COFFEEr-The situation the iNcnallst INV,
marked change. Indifference Is manifest az .'r.
~ the dragging foreign markets Warehouse
were small and Brazilian receipts llght mr. ' 80
were for December. Havre market barely s'ehal 'uF
and August Anal figures. ~ francs Sepieint .','
,oter n -: November Hamburg dun JGis '.,'
nfgs: August 10 September. 1471. OCTOBER ~
RIO make, firm 1900 reis: eNchang' J." IL 10: ~
cepis 5000 bags; cleared ioI United state ''o ocH
Y2j 600 santos receipts. 1900 bags So "'V''.
market 1900 res Arrivals Of COTE for 'u,5 al
Amsterdam bags. deliveries N'Wr, slv.N NV
100 600 Afoa, from and the East 90" nag
rhe next Dutch VIII be held August :" ana WI" III
ciude q 600 rculs Brokers valuation DC mint. ,s
Contracts closed steady at unchanged I" . p''"'@ w.
cline sales were 10000 bags. "a follows 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

1000 L = a. Cou 1928. 123'
1000 La Con 4s. .... 0s
10000 Tenn Sett IS. -. 80
1000 do ............ w
1900 Va Fund Debt =
&c of 1891 GSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

81 d. 81 NJ at 50 80; 80 do 70 N. at sS II do % 3D.
Hume Mullen 2. Western ambs 81 r. a. s s 49, %:
s sat- +. s. s. 81 g. r ds & g. I,
81 ds at g g g. S d g. g b. at s' ST. ' Do
$50 West Virginia l an % 81 b, :: g. s. 81
s. !, g &, O. al 81 3 r at Sh s
,lsn a. a. i n 4; i g. s g. s! E :!
.s O. s;a :, q 3. g. g 10 at 81 J.,
do % n at 81 25 do 50 s1 is' 40 no. ,c !. H. H.
s 81 Z Is DO Il Il, S Ss,d S a5 at a 3 -
ss 6. nd -, so lamb as r st. rs e sensesy a NJ at
s. IS sheep lambs g, n at - - 70 state sheep
rs & al s. s s4s %gs 81 Dc" o. sas IFS DO
q m al az Hollis. lambs % ~ e. ia d.
81 j. 4 70 state sheep - ~ %' :,
90 wors on sale early the day with NOR TO- asriys
the Erie road nshangd at asc per 10 for
Sa reenbeck Hollis Yesterday - State hogs
e,s n average 1t 81 31'4 per 100 No. 81 DO 1871 10 at
: Judd CO.. late yesterday II State hogs ''' TO-
% c n At s. & State hogs 2'' 3D. at 3d.
g sanders 10 hogs. 100 n. at s. So do 2co
csin. 70 state hogs Z. NJ $ g" DO 1872 r.
at s. 90 do. 800 H. at So rough DO %" ID :" - 'o
49, ~ '' wlkerson 30 State hogs is2 ~ IS 49, less
81 the lot.
c;a fy week nus far $40 head for time
week 900 head; CONSIGNED hrogn ns.o "e aue ed
onS lisa frrn: god medium 100 10 - go
n n.' 81 sus ss2 10 thin d. 81 sG~ 10
"a hours iico head total fo wsss t m"s Ear
through $50 head. NcwYork. 80 head; on sac.
sS sP nsha raGe. Win ehcTs Ga but s,eady mark,
e o for Ys ss 's' 6 Sns 'f s ana sSi s.
s 30 god Weight Yorker aoss' 20 mixed ga,.iag
s3asi g. choice heavy 81 sass 10 coughs 50 soss' ~
81 sheep and lambs Receipts last - hours 1000 head
work ,'s ~ 600 head. consigned through head New
Yorf head: sale. $50 mead; the market earlX
& Ia 'od Extra lambs rs to W M SOFAS 10 good
io's a5as3 - Ugh, 70 fair 81 .'qsi 3d. mixed sessP
x ,nlls s. @5as2. export sheep. siasi %. ,...
100, head Marx, strong and i0c higher. Comm.n to
extra l'e 50 1oas s'ssers ana e t' ss TTan g
81 2Sa g g. Western rangers ~ 25g,s - Hos;nRc
Sg ' ss4 s appn S't a - so@s, oon
III $ ''qs 80 ss as. Zoo
head Marke, strong Inferior 70 cholc" S2gs'' lambs
*. LOUIS July ai-catte- Receipts. BIS head Mark,
.n@ snt s.ys o,a. ss seer ssasa % hefers
oss 40 Hogs Receipts. 10? had gai s'och was ga
10 higher ea, p;sH .d1, ae'm,a qss4 ~. sh
7sus5 ~. sheer Recei,s ~ herd M.,tei m &c
s s.acds "a g. AT S'''''' -,
Lssry l @ :, Es ,c,, iiF r, % Sas
err - 81 ROACH Fat. s@g$' bulls stag. ana '9w
s, 6 '3 sI,. * & ,dSss 20 rmnon a r s. .s
r@ss' $. s,ss ~ " ,, l, 81 w % r'" s@sa
tar 81 7;ds2 49, cm.n ,,rsi yes e. ms. g - Law 'yg
N sai D., ,5' NV ,s'" ssaia ~ ' '''''
Kar.as cfy Juy 81 Hog Rcceir,> 20 head ia s,T
Z, 10 ss,s,ns = i.reelo's heaa
s.s s ''9s sn a' h-er s-., . rs 3 r To- go
q G,qse - so'ser. ani f-e-. - ,o"' :, s ' 10
she,, Receipts -" h~ai. market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

grades are quoted at $3.50 70. and high grades sica
SlU 30. timothy. S6dSG 70.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
xin,s DAY and for corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

The market /. holding D up y5y @ r is ns
on u private Nay E ~ g1 ai bean on spo AMI 5c for
bio No mat S Will, The Litter tone IN lta OF
caSo good quoted At ls5.c and choice s al
s ' SSss Ns Iaass GS?'f e aes
nss o KIse AID ii op m EAT market for -four
and lower today following decline in wheat Sprrs
2ass . S Tss' IN n s aTsG lines %s mad B.
were dull and very heayy a, e. - i@ 80 u oue
side qso!aon for STANDARD 900 bbs %ner
.oas ~ ZOO s sss sy 6a ts y nes s. $50
Sb spring patents s. 0oas4 o. 900 bbls spng clears
q 200 s. 40 1000 sacks Is private t er1as x
49,. .CORNMEAI MarNet steady. Quoted: brand< VIZ, ne
s$ @: s ..saG MEAMsrks' s,,adS Qga!sa Fine
Witt = 10 h a,,e SeS n;ed 4o,b Goa Sc 60 10 sot
s5c so soqsc DON sossss snare s, s S ri "
meal 81 o5asl 10; city feed. Sc for bran. and ''@sl
whea, marie, S aeG~ ~s. at ,b the
opening this morning easily led ey nr We' h osg
was and Tor ,ie time the selling orders
70 The foreign which while steady n tone a. far
did not Indicate much likelihood Of dmand ard private
feP Sr o weag al very low grs IN Western European
narkets The Northwestern advices were also b-arish
country that spring wheat harvesting was Dens
pqincIpal spring wheat states Estimates The crop
S f sou asa DsNI 90 bush last year The position
TRADE 70 be one al ps"s S IN wh f s
wheat advanced in the spring about 30, nish
xSea, They then liquidation and the drive
OF the bears. The marke, has sine advanced
1ndine very speculation the advance
and an absence OF demand. resulting IN renewed hquda
Interior sseBs S, %hs, al p"sc TesaS
bush oil winter, against ga 62 bush last year winter
37ssa b Snsn against iaso7 bush Total iss asans
.s22 bush. Exports 0Os6l bush, against ~
bush 'Bradstreets visible showed decrease IN amer
stock of 2425 900 bush. The American visible II % s
600 bush and the world stock spo0ooO Sush tne
There fractional rallies only 10 be followed by
lunge downward carrying the markets down TO
seemed considerable liquidation in the afternoon
and the close barely steady at iHaisc net decline
red quoted September price store September
closed 73He: No Northern quoted AT 2,.c Over
September delivered and No hard al &c over sepie,a
cred coi,N|Tse marKs; for corn was quiet and
there were very few orders apparently in the market
later prices steadied tribe Reports the crop
% much that traders have begun hesitate about sell
ing the old crop deliveries ON the decline particularly IN
streets ngures showed decrease 927
the visible supply reducing the total 70 621eo0o bush
standing the weakness wheat due partly 10 renewed
export trade. locally shippers bought 50 go bush
sSsA was % The short S@ Storage
land hc september regular in elevator September
o. sax at .S s S G5s,' sps sy end
anoat. Futures unchanged AT the close from last
night oATs-There WAS more trading in oats To-
the recession in other cereals Crop reports hitherto
continue excellent and although stocks steadily
white and liked To-day ''Brads,reets figures showed
REDUCTION Of Az 600 bush In the visible making the
wester Sales were 1900 bush. including 1900 bush
g Steady clover :'i fsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01

METALS-TIN-The speculative interest which ue.e e
opci Yesterday In tin WAS not continued tD,rHN ou' %
tone of the market ;ai'ly steady. tn" CLOS" wa.
quiet easy Sii 40 for spot London a9Nlces VIZ
firm. .COPPER-The market was ddF 'A''h "s"in an
with offerings and continued good demand 81" W."
put up Sll 20 with casting ana -eeti2ly p'ur
atev I.FAp-Tiadc was quiet hut sh'i.
willing sell freely AT cur eni pflc' ne
WAS firm AZ So .SPEITIcR-The str"nEth OF tn'
and general confidence OF holders tlN,
a very firm underrone 10 the market when 'o"aF ''S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-01
STOCKS LOSE AND GAIN.
STRENGTH AT THE CLOSE.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE AND MIS-
SOURI, PACIFIC UP BONDS AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 81
EAIINGS In BONDS AND BANK STOCkS
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-11

"AGENTS WANTED to represent the
Most Complete Nurseries in America. Custom
ers get what they order and the best quality.
Position permanent; terms liberal: pay
weekly. Write at once and secure territory.
Ellwanger x Barry, Mt. Hope Nurseries,
Rochester, n. y l0w23t
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-11
Eighty-eighth Birthday.

There was very pleasant gathering
at the home of Mrs. Cynthia Linnell, on
the 9Th 10 celebrate her Ssth birthday.
For woman of her great age she is GER
tainly remarkable. Her memory is eX-
cellent and she attends 10 her domestic
affairs with almost as much vigor and
care, as she did ten years ago. Among
those present. was her husbands sister,
Mrs, NJ. Il. Stackpole from Providence,
X. l., her youngest son, l.. NJ. Linnell, a
real estate broker of Duluth, Mimi, and
IA great grand-d daughter, Miss Lider Lin
nell of the same place. Any one driv-
ing by the home of this venerable lady,
will see a lovely display of hydrangers
of great size and beauty. Some of them
measuring ~ % and 81 inches in cir
conference. In one tub, are eighteen
immense pink blossoms, thing of
beauty.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-07-11
HeadaChe--- Immediate Relief.
CORRESPONDENCE.
50. acknowledgements.

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hnsiness satnrdav
W.. pa...4. . ". pa.,faua =. 1T.
II = DIV u " II u, = f's''
~ NJ. gz.... 49, - ,f.',;....
n anu W Is '''9i Et Neiie Vi 'ia''lsou'
Is N's'..'S "i anu W.. : 'o',''''s ,'''','
.. r. Hall went TO New Portland,
Honoay'
Waldo cushing oil boston, Was ID town
iasl Week
Emery Turner OF Medtleld. Mass.
speht the 18th with friends III town.
Miss Alice Rogers who has been teach
!hs the primary schooi III MADISON Is al
nome Tor Tue summer VACATION
Mrs. I, a. harrington returned Sat
4fd9y from a SIX weeks VISIT IN WOOD, wood
l1,as, We anu sefe'"' Pi'ee9 III a'"ss"
summer.
W. I'D NJ ,rtt,r so,i,h havo -
turned To their home in New York.
n. 80 r,,,ar,. - II.ll,,..all :. 1T,
ING friends here.
Ut. ,,tta 81 cal.,...iz NJ.
.i49. iaa r., IN y"
w., n' 10 Ghsistia, Enaa,,, ",',
,1hort Ion1iog bas oono r. oroao
,,tara bo has a1,,.1a,,7ont ~ rho ,','1,,
mill.
Ibero uin he IN oneo air eoncert ~
the Band stand. Friday evening. 4
very Interesting program has been pre-
pared for the occasion,
Mr. Chas. Sawyer spent the 18th in
town.
Mrs. Susan BaothbaY, a former resi-
dent of this place Is in town visiting old
friends.
Mrs. Fred Sawtelle of Providence, II.
l., and two children are visiting at DR..
Happens.
Geo. Page and daughter were in town
Sunday.
Mrs. i. w. Hathaway went to Water.
vile. last week.
MS. hefoef1 Nltiiee Is spehaiog It"
weeks I'D MANSON
Mrs. Geo. kennison and three children
have returned home to Wateryille.
Mrs. Topliif and daughter Miss Annie
have returned to their home in Wood
fords, after a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Hathaway.
Mrs +. +. Pepper attended the com
mencement exercises at Waterville.
Frank French spent The 18th in Lewis
ton. He made the trip on his wheel.
John TockWood snent the 1th in
Lewiston.
NJ. III within, :, - +o,,.,
80 NUNS - - -
1hildfehs DAY VIII De observed at the
oohgfegauohal eilafeh' next oaooalh III
an appropriate manner
Miss Alice Wyman spent few days in
North Arson, last week.
Monday night quite a large party
came up from Skowhegan ON the clec-
tries and made +. p. King of the Onin-
nebassett a short call.
,rno s,no.a4 90 tho lato tI,nr,. u,,nbr
iu'o, % In1,, i" 9d aiI, pr
,naa'a pa,. L y - b., ~, ,and,oo5 H.
so ~,' al.;n,, ,va1l .hoson ron,arlis
rho Nasons obi Fellows q p po.f
and Band attended in body. The
different ordarS made nm nearlv 300
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Boston, this week.
Charles Fairbrother's livery stable was
in the hands OF the painters last week.
Dr. W. NJ. Pulsifer and party OF friends
from Watcryille were in town the Fourth.
oeymorc Rawles and Harold Wood
bury took in the celebration at North
Arson the 18th.
Hon. C.. A, Narston and family left
Saturday morning Tor their summer
cottage at Boothbay.
Mrs. Il. L. Conklin and Mrs A. iIig-
gins and family OF Brooklyn \. y, are
in town for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Weber Of Portland,
passed Sunday in town with Nh and
Mrs. Walter G.. Davis.
Capt Zenas Vaughan is lust getting
about again from an aecidcntreeeiyed by
falling from a load of hay.
&C. Wheeler of Santa Barbara, Cal,
of the Arlington Hotel, is the
guest of Iloratio ". Gushing.
The G.. &C. c. held one Of it, semi
suppcrs at the home Of Mrs. K.
=, .,,..i ,...t,ra.,,, .ftornoon
DR.. A.C. Ellingwood of Belfast Wa
in town the past week on brief visit to
his brother. DR.. l.. y. Elliugwood.
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Sells Bros mammoth e'Ieus' was III
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ii Easton, fehh'' TWO "hee'i'ieh "no
IRE on "TRIP 'nlo.'ea MAINE p'''e'
sunday IN to"h' "i"A'nE 'i'o i"i i'o'''
Inc FORKS III the morning.
Mr., ana MIS- Imam DdNei' "ho ii"No
oeeh III Town loi So'e'" al ''"S' 90 ~
guests OF MI BAKER pIo'nei' Ni'''ie'
H. Baker returned TO 'lle'' "oiio III
-ynn' Mass ffioay morning
Dell Gordon, who served his appren-
iship as a ieweler with Walter r.
Robbins, and who now has tine store |
n Hilssooro' n H. came TO town ues-
lay TO pass ms vacation III t'''s Nleihi'S
Rev b. F. Reed OF Benton, will fill
he pulpit at High street Christian
'hurch, next Sunday morning, July lth,
he pastor being called away. Elder
Food is one of the oldest ministers in the |
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But the Greatest strike you ever saw

the ten strike have made sale of $500, $1,000
and ST. LOO all wool suits Those who Fine
Fitting, Reliable Stylish Durable, Economical up-to-date
suits for Men and Boys wonder how make and sci
them for such low prices.
Boys goo thing they why they
for their spring suits
We sold before. They
make Style, Quality and price what sells them.
AlensF Furnishing Goods Right style andp price