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3cLosINGSB OND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. II. ami Pacific col. \. y. a5 III
G.. c and st. Il outs gen y. 1olss
Chica 70 Terminal Al i. . . . SO S
Colorado Midland 4s \. 4.
Colorado and Southern As 9lH
Cuba bs tas
Denver and Rio Grande ~. 100
$Distier4 Spcur les bs.. h. Z. 3. ~
Erie prior len ~ 1904
Erie General n. 81
Fort Worth ana Denver City l. &. u. 1881
Hooking Valley B. 100
Japan IS, certificates DISK
louisville and Mash. Uni fled As. I. 1c3 @
Manhattan consol gold As n
Mexican Central z. :.
Mexican Central LIST Inc. 8
Min. and ST. Louis 4s.. 81 "a
Masouri, Kansas and Texas As. 101 89
Missouri Kansas and Texas I'd !. lss!s
National of Mexico con- ~, 72 s
New York Central gen. 3ss q. !. :. 100 II
New Jersey Central gen. %. B. .1s1h
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II BALTIMORE, 81 NJ jan. Z. FLO R-7null-
sa'giinI9sE snGhs so hy
sample, siGrl, l6,s & Gorn-S teady SPOT, 49fs %
laJse. Southern Willis! as, sor \ Ga Az,
ter--Firm; fancy Imitation, 2sN2sc, Do, cream
cry, a9apa6c. ladle lal s0c store packed, dsap
l6e ama unshangsdd, y
igsc. Sngurr-Eirm and unchanged
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Il TOBACCO MARKET a

80 RIchnlond, Va. y an. q lN5. 81
.sTobacco-- Dark Fired q tNew} III pts s8yery
light Market firm at q
doing. L,rlghsR ecei pts very light s ,hat t
quiet but Arm. Sun: Cured--Re celpts Is very
light; smnrket quiet owing TO want oc desirable
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sWIllMINGTOH, .as3 G., Iam.S Isl lRIIS
NJ RPENTIN E---F'lrm at 6oc.;SSs receipts, IS
casks. Iaosn-Firln Mt Sc. IS; receipts, 81 bar
;rcs. RI Firm at 81 go receipts, 1862 barrels.
Crude 1,ulpentn at s., ;oq3, 10 receipts.
60 barrels. {l5t I, s 5st ~
fSteady$at 5oisc. receipts 81 casks; sa les. sscd
casks; Shipments. 400 casks, Rosin-Flr re-
ceipts. 1.o72 barres sales barrels y ships
lInents, S97 barrels. IA *, & &
NCHARLESTON. ~ rs e.. Jan. TT RPEN-
TINE AND IaOSIN--Nothln doing. Fl NJ
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BUSINESS ACTIVITY.
Weekly Report Of Local Branch
Of r. G. Dun & co.

Ol NM Dull * M. jt,s s
ss Activity In lHDklng circles trust COM
lpanies. stocks md bonds lin States coll
tiguous to Richmond v rs shown BY tho,
weekly report Of the local branch of Il.
Z G., Dun and Company, 8{ Bsss 5,t
M 'IsANI<INtis ME y.
n Tho Citizens,s National Bank, of Gas
8tona, NJ. c. $780, Capital $4,000, u
Rankin PRESIDENT; Cs.f n tiSiins, Vice
president; a.. /, lyers cashier, Il. ls.s
Thss IsIrsta atlonal Bank of'ssl[ rs,
Charles ~. Beattle * 3f
8 The Bank OF l4ua, Ga, applied fora
Ecllarter. Capita. 2a,oo9,
Tho 1inrmcrs' Rank. OF Nashville, Ga.
Capital, $4,000 ID. q, Ashley presidents
A. w. Patterson and j. y. l.ovQtt, piee-l
presidents, .N, u, Shealcy. cashier
The Bank Of Powder Springs Ga;
charter applied for Capital, $4,000.
Tho Bank OF Starr, S. g. Capital,
5s 900. a.. 81 bowie, president; J. 5R. Van-
diver, Yice-prcsidont; w. lIudgens,.
Bcashler.t Il.
LEARNERS and 3Merchnntst Bank. OF
East ;Radford, VA, Capital 5000. n, II 1,
Smith, president; w II. Galwuy, cashier.
The Bunk q Highland, Monterey, va,
Capital, sl5'eQO q, II. Gllliara, presidents;
AZ A, Jones. secrstASs and Treasurer Sue
sceeds highland County Bank,
The Bank or h'nirburl, 81 Isl 40 In.
corporate. Capital, II $500. t4s
4 n 81 & / NV lIs'lA lSNls NEWS sBss s8
s SEl'eterSblipg, Val The 5000 tyug per
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MARINE INTEIII1I1IlNCE.
4 PORT i, or R1c ltMoND, JAN, 1905.

hi ss2 al $s V ARRIVEDs S n I, S
4 steamer Berkel 10y, Shelly, Norfolk, meridian.
disc ana passengers. Old Dominion line v IN 4
ana Solak
gers. Virginia Navigation 20. !56 5{a
IN SAILED. 81 Az 5 NV VT a NJ n
q Steamer berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, 1nerchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
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III q. gCoTTONsEED$O OIL MARKET. IN rs rs
NEWLY DIRK, an ttonseed oil was
fairly active at about steady priccs 4 Primo
eruda, 30, b. mills. $50 1ae; prime summer
yclloW.3 off summer itsnaminal;
60 Isc: ;gpriIio Winter 5e rs
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81 CINCINNATI o. II; an. } III s--A ctlve.
Dutchers' 80; common, 50. co. Cattle
steady. Fair to good shippers, 25Gt. IS. COM
mon, t2Gfn. 90, Sheep-!Staady at 5OA4 10
Linn bs--S trOugerg at 81 60517 TO- asslS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
pEANIl1l, N AERIS5ilLyI,,3I

RIG, 546V A. Jan. IS 7:--PE.tNU TE-
Spa nlsh Market firm at s7lsf, 18th holders
asking SsOc.; 81 receipts virtually nothing. Vir-
g.nias--Market7 Arm at 34sc. forsS fancy stock;
!2Gps.sc. 81 &. 8S$ VI & y. =, r. 4,
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DRY6 GOODS MARKET.

s5 NEW ~ FllS. jan In the dry goods mar
4ket the week ends with a decline In activity
I MS & far as buyers are concerned. There Isl.
however, no disposition TO weaken In prices
and the situation tatstcally consldered Ii n 8
firm an ever. The export Is encouras
Ing. while With 50 many lines sold ahead there
lis little warrant for rev ston. M IA
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#3ss3 IJNION STOCK YARDS, I'IITsBLJIaG 3,
jan 7.--IATrEE-Supply$ light; lnarke ct steady,
Choice s5.e545.io prime, 81 s5d TO- Hogs
S*4.sOG4.sa; medium and heavy workers. 81 IR
95.0O;Flght workers.. S4,s0n4.D pigs, $1,000. Is
roughs, Mr. sheep--su pl,ly ! ght ; market
sheer. saa$; q; spring lambs 800. ST. veal
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market for the IL q weeks ending January
g, 1906 reported by " ohm tI Y. OF esby, OF
Lynch s. warehouse E3i
pounds 4 sold week ending January Q, 4 VI, N
200 pounds y decrea SO for week ending Jan-S
'uary5 g. 324 800 po unds. 7$} EsS
3 Sold from septcm be N I, a ol 1. to January
q, 1905 4.4oi, 500 pour SOLD from septem--
her ~ q fO3. to January q, II 1904 4,3O7 9CO
pounds; increase FOR 195, q 50, 500 pounds.
q The sales for the Il ewSy ear started Tues
during The week Il bp t the warm
5ra intt then fal ling had BY III ia lay turned
tor ilnr sn torn, wi tn the wind
blowing aeprfect gale rom the northwest
end g. ml.dnigil TEN
fall Of lift degIee /, n about a twelve
hours The %ea Their gllas'3 con inued cold
since, which checked n receipts for this
week and will use rat her lighter sales
next week The quality of tho tobacco
was ms good as that offered fore the liol-
days F while, the condl tipn was rather,
letter. Prices onE,al i grad les were well
SUSTAINED Isl being full up to. quota lions.
iAEI Me ions &fol lows
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70 X. g5{5 :. n 81 .-BEEY Es-R receipts.
E70o S Very little trading a few dry cows were
fsold at scarit Yesterdays prices. C,alves--No
reported and no trade ct any I'm.
1T 90 1890 per poun for city dressed veaIs nd
extra $carcasses. 14c per pound country dress
ed, 6l11 tsc per pound. Sheep and I4unlbs--Pa-
5ceipts !, 200 head. Sheep firm I; lambs weak
Sheep, siGfJ.cc5; no really prime sheep here;
fculls. $500 Ilogs-Receipts, Y, $40 head feeling
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5tNnsIiyille rem. .-,r1le City Council lias
pissed II resolution to petItloh the Legis-
Slature for thority $500 goo street
Z bonds. stE Sss N II "a, " H ISL 3 IS B S
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s p peqns ps un
highe r thai mnurnwn. Market active
u5ssys aosss ,s peasaass
each, Soc: rabbits per pound 81 aquir-
Til nuT f1'; Choice family packed per pound.
choice dairy pack per pound 49,. choice
stSrs 9ana
choice yellow PER 81;
EGGs-t .rntes & nea rty, fresh Id ~ G2sc.
crates, other sections e el2sc B barrels and
A Observation-Disclosures resscd hogs, cholcc So
qmnd asse pes
ts dried apples brlSi,, per pound e
dried per p9 ,oad = IN IA isc
saiI eBushs onions
LIVE ssTos ps, p9,na,
bound a5c. fair g prime. per pound
l FLoU R--Ri superior. Is. % oa: winter
tx % iaisf s S
sS
bran 1880 20. B
Other Produce Markets.
3E. SEIN$YOltt LOEa---fl IT'D sNiunc-
sssa rye sFs
Flour Quiet ii se6ta. e;ern,.,eaiI To- q
s s.ts ' Rse-@Nolninal BARLEY Slow; feeding
iicl; NAL Ting 45fb2c. f8S q.
aeats1F sst h.Fsar May siosed
81 .isM ] uiy 81 osM. Corn steady; No,
s,sya Options snst IL higher Nay closed
pses hass s@'y
sllls sp aaSog5
bound La rdDnl; Western, steamed 81: s,oS;
Tsf,ned IIG csmnd14a
short clear. sis75GlsOo; moss, SIS Tall
gsinsam s sl'S sS
" Coffee SPOT RIO stead Me- Invoice; 4; shs;:
nhanxsa ate % ns1Gs
sfn,ng ssni1tssa tss5
~ sSss anSsii se
sis sntis ssT and STEADY
and unehangsa Eggs s., Strong Southern cog
ytnss MssteTn 9nS jersey
fansy h a.
Steady !; Ella Dutch, perslg. sAQS.oo Cotton
BY steam to- Liverpool. l5p. 20.
Az E--S-----Ffj}
s}s CHICAGO. ill., Jan, 60 nuet light
m "a ana pro s of decreased shipments
foreiBn countries impaired q strong tone 70
prices Nay 4. w Z, s
5changca; provisions are OF alsd ioc.
The leading futures ranged Is f0ow';
$S$ ~ y II: ' 81
jan, ,,s M 4l.
$ $$ :$ 81: G. 81 }''
n HsS } ]:s III: ls
sLXRlp-Per 100 lbs, /. ! /. y. J. !. !,
3sItafhr s-2per IeS 4, 'b y. . SO Is.
N Sn;y s Ss; s sss SIS s SO
easS apS!in.sps p WsTs .SSSs
f SSsss ssHtf sp1ss
MhSss. a. , Sss SS n Ns ss
asS M , Wh]lye $ssS9le
MG q ssoes G1s pS0g @sssa
q; ~ Mes so s s5 Sa. asa4 s Ebs
sides toosel So 1895. g; shotr clear sides fbox-
h!skey basis u, q llslI Mines ines
5Firin, creamerles, lsG2sc,; dairies,
Enthusiastically at tlal?c, l1ggs--s teudy at
mark, cases Included. -le' prime
eilrsts, &c.; extras, .2Scs fsj VI
BALTIMORE Mp; Jan; ,-.Ilol ~ Ina
ttruct, land thu month. sou her by
sn%sS s'ss
fancy ipita.ion, f2sc. 10, cream
cry, 29fpaGcS; alle, lsal zoo. store packed isap
SlGe Eggs--E Firm and UNCHANGED at 81 9,p.t
Cheese Firm, large, 1.s med ilnl, l2N %
tigtse, Snglr--Frn and unchanged
y RICHMOND GRAIN AIAIsiiHT, Fs
Richmond Na.,S jan 4, 1905.
s,s QUOTATIONS.
VIII EAT IL, 5. ~ u a n b,
Mixed Gear ,,.,..,,.,..,i,. ny Y3,,31s
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CATTLE MARKETS.

&s3s (Salcs q I Jnon Stock Yards tsst
Richmond Va. Jan " 1905 .SS
aS5 CATTLE-AIarket fair. a few prime a i40V-
pound steers sold ats 6Ac..:: med Jun to good
sateers ~ q4Nc common TO- fall h 3
bulls. ~ asAc veals frestlss3co,sr.
SO. a. III
Sroughs, az 8
SLEEP AM LAMBS Market strong. Sheep.
Prospects Very fairg for next rnarket On oil
stock. K 5 81 H IN
celpts 800 head. Market sten ~. G oo1 to prime
steers, s.. 0d6. poor to medium. s. 80;
stockers and feeders, $24oGl4 p; cows. ]. 40
451 Shelfers, s25 90; Gamers, 50: Ills.
ssff45 calves, +sa7 90 Ilogs-R eceipts, ., 900
head. Market strong. NJ Iaed and butchers
ST. a5aI4 90 good ITO choice hea vy.S S. G1df4TO;
rough. heavy 1. 4o 10; light Ha0a455; bulk
of fales. $l45 CO. Sheep Heceipt 3, 600
head. Market steady. q Good to choice wethers.
80; fair to cfoice, mixed native
lambs, $5.50lp7, 60.
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COTTON MARKETS,

opened weak y ssel,ns. q sgsA points Is, i
ana ss e s
day. Large floor brokers had selling orders
credited 70 btar leaders, bns yestsrtaays short
market after the Initial break had bean IN.
creased BY . or 8 pointB ruled fairy steady and
EraeaaS Sornsa = Il spirit aetyy
at the opening tho iinrk was genera! quie,.s
sGtt9n u z! ne pest .Is
sIast yea r; for the week 20 900 bales against
iy7, 100 last week ana lsss, sol last year.
Cotton futures opened weak and closed barey
spot cotton closed ulct; n,lddlins iuplands5
4 1850; 3nddlng gull, % sales, 40 bales t f$
Cotton. ,qulel & MIDI Ing, 7.so u IS.
:,sly bales sales; haies stock, 90 800 haiss
bal eaay nri,aa s
y s nss II saiTTa
ogs9ated Ios,s fst,,o ree,pa;
tales; France,sl S5A bales; 70 me
rot September 1st at al &ports-1,sst
Fanee baias
Continent ,7s3 $40 bales To- Japan, g. 756 bales
Ia Mexico. 1859. bales. III s G: s{
9 NEW ORLEANS, ia Inn oT.roSS--
spot cotton very quet; sales $50 bales In
Guiding 40 % arrive; liyerad on = con lrac w.
Futureg opened unchanged 10 3 points down
with a weak undsrtone lis inrat Y, NY j,
hoii.iay Tie trading was comparatively l!ghti
The estimated port =, were nas s.tg y
inst year. Locally, January opened q points
lower at sold IN to 9. and re-
Sceded Ia q, 50. 3 There were similar fl!lctuntions
The IN elss g.,
2iirdny,s session witllnet losses Of 6@7 pnin' g,
batsly s S
April, O. s3ald.I]; May. 6.a74G,0S: June, H0lGE
1905. July, ,0s d7, ~; a ugustl \ bid 5
4 RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
& Corrected daily, Unless otherwise stated these
a4pSR!ahEshs p s. choice per
pound tais gooIa
drawn, $50 DOL fair 10 good, per pound un-
drawn, lsIlec. geese. cfloiee per pound, IN
drawn, llgl2c.; chickens, pol pound, \ choice
undTawn, 16Qpl7c fair to good, per pound, llll-
drawn, ii@l6c.; hens, choice per pound, un-
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Jan, 7.-Cotinlea light
In tho United + States to-
decreased 7sl,Ip.nentsS from
parted q strong tone to,
May wheat was up ac.;
oats nre practically un---
are off 2L:G l0c. III
ranged as follows: tisS
an. n High, LOW, Close,
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5t!etit. futt y.yehr sewer bonds VII De akeh
by thu sinking fund commissioners. I .

Rusself.,couiity. Va The county super
yisprs have voted Ito issue SID. GOO or $40 700
sin Dor icett. sltiveet ensyeat bonds for y
new county jill and 4 for cirlodelinE ! he
lcourthotise.8 of the lboxer $500 Will f'e
sold within Thirty days.ssi 33 "a si$5 II
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CHICAGO. ILI4..4
movement sof wheat
ia > and prospect Of.
( foreign countries IN
prices. At the close
Corn Is up hMkcs;.
changed: provisions
The lead ms futures
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Manatec county. lra.-,rlie proposed IS
stie or s2oO, 900 road Improvement bonds
hats beeli faYoraDlyE decided. Nv MI Ak
X ;5 MI SC JILL ksrSl;t1 " s. Is ~
q Durham, IN (. C.-yl'lln ssatcg Lngislature
viii DO petitioncd 8for authority 10 issue
$40, coo school bonds. s0l{ III M Il i3! 4 ,sE
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RAJ Charfotte, M q. THE static Legislature
Will I5bc asked to liuth prze nt issuc \. of
s2iDO0o bpntls to take UP the present cit
Indebtedness OH ocountgs ot the water
works system. ~ S$sSS XIII "a iii 33
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MI baltimore STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE e, M D., Jan. 7-Sealoard AR
Line common, ls5iai l.i do. preferred, as a.
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Il The LEARNERS and MerchamtsN Bank. ot
East iRadford, VA. Capital Ss3, ooo, ~ 4,
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The Bunk az Highland, Monterrey, VA
Capital, Siege. .. II. GILLIAN, presidents;
a. "A. jones. seeretnSS and treasurer sue
acceds Highland County Bank.
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& Tho Farmers Rank or Nashville, Ga
Capital, $4,000. D. y. Ashley. president;
A. W. Patterson and I'D, Loyntt vice.
presidents, IS, II, Shealey, cashler
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5iSlrgInia as--10o mt o.. N y.
yireinia CerturieH--1o 90 at ~ " at u.
Hank az R,chmond II It
Virginia Fire and Nj rinc 4 insurance {. o--le
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III The Bank or tlfuilburr. iiIos rs 70 sin-.
corporate. CApttal, - 900. r.
nv S'l'AIlSN II MEMS. ,38s u 81
) S}I'etersbupg, Nal The $1,000 ~ POI
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BThc l}ank OF START, S. g. Capital
$1,000, a.. s. Bowie, president; ~. n. YAM
diver, Interpretations; w. lIudgens,.
an AN
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IhuyIirst National bank, or SlSlnstolb
n, .aSApnlient lpn to orsnpze tsillcdf bS
Chnrlesf A.. Beattle. @ ~
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& The Bank &of Powder springs Gu;
charter applied for. Capital, $4,000
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a The hank Of Lula, Ciuo applied for a
CHARTER, Capital $4,000 5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-29

c,,,ery sloxx a,d he bo,,as sor r,ora ra,,;s,
80 =" 49, ~ Hope' ~ iA iaps1
progress py entering the hospital. his
host of friends expect to see him back
soon in improved heal b.
:, - 80 -, =. Aes ''a, ~ ~
s ~ r. o. = - ~
- s ssss ..,, 20 49, ll'i,o
-, - ~ : y--,'- -',.'i 80 - sa,'No
- 80 0s'
cuttihs soile OF tne coros ana causing
bad wound. The foot was dressed by DIR.
I'll. W. Ospood. Mr.. Murch win he laid mn
,o,,,,, ti,.e rr,s,- = ~ a.. .as.y,..sl
soiue Utiie' Ahis 10 ehe seeohu aeViuene
which Mr.. Murch has had within a few
months, he having been laid up a short
,ir,e ao,o With .averol r;hs co,,sod
- -, - ~ N''''e0
py iaii'
The Knights of Manodoc is the name of
-, -. - -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-29

Fall and Winter Programme of the
Ellsworth Order.


Ellsworth Order.
The w. c. T. u, of Ellsworth, has ar
ranged an interesting programme for the
weekly meetings during the fall and win
ter. Talks, debates and music are in
cluded, and at the close of the season
which will be chosen at next Saturday
evenings meeting. The programme fol-
lows:
Salisbury; s'Social Purity" Mrs. II. w.
Dunn; ". c. T. u. work, Mrs. L. c.
Bec<with; reading, Miss Ruby j.
Gurney.
Dec. 9Debate-'t Resolved that the W. c.
T. U. has saved more from the slums
than the church. Miiaon Beckwitb,
Affirmative; Austin Maddox, negative.
Dec. 16-Solo, Edna Lewis.
Dec. % Reading, Mrs. II. C. Stratton.
Dec. 30-Paper -"I'raining the Young"
Mrs. U. G. Hodg<ins.
Jan. 6-Reading, Mrs. j. P. Langley.
Jan. 10 Paper, 1.-THE Coming Dam" mem
Der of the Union.
Jan. 2O-Duet, Mrs. C. o. Wormell, Miss
Estelle West.
Jan. 27-''The self-made Man," Ralph
Holmes.
Feb. 3-Paper, 'eThe Influence Music
Has on Home, miss Mary A. Hodgkins
Feb. 10-Five minute talk, Mrs. A. P.
Echenagucia.
Feb. II Paper, "Noted Women" Mrs. S.
L. Lord.
Feb. 24.-'.The Good the w. c. 7. U. has
done for the Coming Generation mem
ber of the union.
March 3-Medal contest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-29

c. L. Morang is in Boston on business.
NJ. Galiert is in New York on business.
Mrs. S. b. Woodward is visiting rela-
tives in Boston.
Percy e. Higgins is reading law in r.
c. Barrill's office.
Rev. j. P. Simonton has been spending
few days in Portland.
Mrs. w. w. Morrison, who has been
seriously ill, is improving.
Miss Juiiette Nickerson, of Bar Harbor,
was in Ellsworth yesterday.
Chief-Justice and Mrs. wiswell will
spend Thanksgiving in Boston.
Sumner j. Fifield, whose illness was
reported last week, is falling gradually.
Miss Mabel n. Joy has closed her dress
making rooms in the Manning block for
the winter.
Lejok lodge, l. o. o. o., will work the
third degree Friday evening. A banquet
will follow.
Z. G. Baker and wife, of Bangor, will
spend Thanksgiving with DR.. F. F. Simon
ton and wife.
Hoyt II. Harden is confined to the house
by illness. His many friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
Mrs Helene C. Hathaway, teacher of
music and German, has returned to Els
worth to remain.
Miss J. A. Thompson left Monday night
for business and pleasure trip OF a week
or more to Boston.
Mrs. j. P. Eldridge and daughter
Bernice left this noon for Dexter, to
spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Foss, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w. s. Lane, has returned
to her nome in Portland.
The W. c. T. U. is planning for public
sociable to be given at Grand Army hall
about two weeks before Christmas.
The December social committee of the
Congregational society will give supper
and sale on Friday evening, Dec. Is.
Harry E. Rowe and Miss Emma Allen
left last evening for Portland, to spend
Thanksgiving at Miss Aliens home.
Harry j. Joy, William F. Jude, Charles
Knowlton and Frank d. Rowe are at
home from Bowdoin college for Thanks
giving.
Judge John A. Peters and wife will give
a family dinner at the Hancock house to-
morrow. Covers will be laid for about
twenty.
The literature club will meet with Miss
NJ, A. Greely next Monday evening instead
of with Mrs. s. j. Morrison, as formerly
announced.
The missionary meeting of the Congre-
gational church will be held next Tuesday
with Mrs. C.. H. Hodgman at the home of
Mrs. J. ii. Brimmer
The new restaurant and lunch room of
&. r. Chrome on Franklin street opened
last Saturday. The room is neatly and
conveniently fitted up.
Edward E. Doyle and Patrick Bresnahan
will open new billiard room in the
Bresnahan building on Franklin street to-
morrow. Mr.. Doyle will be in charge.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at
the Baptist church. The sermon will be
by Rev. J. p Simonton, of the Methodist
church.
Proprietor Frank It. Grows, OF the
American house, will serve his usual
special Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow.
An elaborate Thanksgiving menu has been
prepared.
The public schools in the city proper
and at Ellsworth Falls will not open next
week, as announced, but on Tuesday, Jan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-29
WEST ELLSWORTH.

George W. Higgins ana wife are at " ork
for Albion Guptill and wife.
Lester Carter and Martin Giles left LAST
week for up-river to work in the woods.
g Burt r. Carter went up river the first Of )
the week hunting and came back Thnrrs-
day with fine deer.
Vim Smith and sons Ernest and Efrref
have built henhouse and talk OF gous1 Z
into the poultry business.
Stephen Floyd has bought horse and Is
building camp getting ready for a wfHs
ter's work getting out firewood for utaf-s
ket.
Walter Seeds, who has empioymcnt zt
bingham, Mass, is making a few days.
visit to his mother, Mrs. L. M. Seeds. A.
friend, George Wilson, of Boston, is with
him.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMT IN rs rms WEEK.,

Arthur u Haekell--Noiice of foreclosure.
Admr notice Esi Ervin w Harper.
9 X Cirone-Luneh roam and restaurant.
Camp elrs variety store.
Foster-Furniture.
sta plcs, Smith 4 Moody Musical instru-
ments.
Floyd n Hsynes-Ments. fish and groceries.
Patrick Kearna-Grocerftp canned apotis etc.
w Jordan Underwater
Charles II Leland-Fruit and confectionery.
NEW YORK.
~ Macy Il Co-Coats.
Agent wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-29

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsr-T.i6 m. 6.l3 pm.
FROM EAsr--li.s6 m, $50 and Io.17 p m.
NAIL CLOSES AT rosToFFfcE.
Gorse EAST m and $50 m.
Gofss wEsT-Il.So NJ, 5 and pm.
Sunday mail will arrive from the west at
7.2l m aud one close at the postoflice for the
west at $50 p m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-11-29

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLswoRrH Posi-. OFFICE.
In effect October o, 1905.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-24

When Mrs. Morse after lapse OF
thirty years met her old schoolmste
MIS-. Graham, in the guise of a summer
visitor to Aldersfed she made m her
mind to one thlng~Lydla Grnham's
measure OF worldly prosperity Ind
been large, but not for one moment
would Mary Ann Morse allow her 10
feel "set up"
IL was with the intention of reduciny
any possible pride that might be mrk,
ing behind Lydia Graham's ulacId
countenance that Mrs. Morse held her
on at arms length when the first of.
fecuonate greeting had been OF.
changed.
How fat you've grown. Lvddvm
SAID Mary Ann Morse. holding her littls
ngure erect as a small stiff tree
Mrs. Graham smiled contentedIy and
MRS Morse saw that her thrust had
lone no harm.
ana yet-and yet you're wrinkled in
spite OF IT," said this determined old
lr'end' And then she gave Lydia Ora.
'anis nushed cheeks consolIng kiss