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IN society

Mrs. Justis Hotchkiss gave a large
and very charming tea at her home on
church street yesterday afternoon, the
calling hours being from A to O'clock
Mrs. Bayard Barnes gave a bridge
party at 81 Edgehill road yesterday
afternoon at o'clock for her guest,
MRS. Raymond Crosby. There were five
tables.
Miss Clara Clemens, contralto, who is
on tour which will take her to the
principal cities of the east and south,
will sing at Unity hail in Hartford her
former nome, on Fritay night next She
will be assisted by Miss Mary Nichols,
a talented violinist, ana Charles Mark
will be Mt the piano. Aside from the
fact that there is general interest i'll
the career of Mark Twain's daughter,
Miss Clemens is singer of exceptional
ability.
Mrs. Horatio Parkers tea for her
daughter, Miss Charlotte Parker will
take place from 4 to this afternoon
at 420 Temple street, and will be a
very large affair.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Abby White, second daughter of Horace
White Of Is West Sixty ninth street, to
John Mead Howells, son of William
Dean Howells, the well known novelist
and editor and Mrs, Howells. Mr.
Howells is a graduate of Harvard, class
of 81 and a member of the University
club. His mother was Miss Elinor G.
Mead. Miss Mildred Howell is his sis
ter
Mrs. Herman T. Livingston of 20
Washington square north and Corn
WALTON Hudson announces the engage
ment Of her daughter, Miss Sarah Liv-
ingston, to. DR.. George Herbert William
son of Flshkill-on-H Hudson. The we'd
ding is to be celebrated in Grace
IA, at II o'clock. DR.. Williamson is a
gra iuate Of Yale, end also studied at
London and Edinburgh. He is the
Youngest son of the late vicar of Christ
church, Warrington, England Miss
Livingston IS a sister of Herman r.
was Miss Susan Bard Rogers
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PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Rose Keefe Of Martin street,
Waterbury, is spending the week Wis
iting with friends in this city
Mrs William McCabe of st. Louis, a
former resident of New Haven, is visit
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Loughlin, 572 Oak place
Miss Jennie Haze of Granville, N. Y,
Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Loretta
Gilmore of 144, Portsea street,
Admiral e. b. Ayres OF the United
States Volunteer Life Saving corps is
on visit to this city, looking up Cd
time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Smith Of Boston
We're guests of friends over the game
and Sunday on George street.
Mrs. Evelyn E. Stevens of Chester,
Conn.,, entertained Miss Carrie DECKER
man Of Dickerman street last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. NJ. Dewey Of East
Orange, N. j., who have been spending
several days in town, have returned to
thei; home
Miss Kathryne Casey has returne
from her home in Newport, r. l. and
win reside at 56S Chapel street.
County Commissioner e. Foote
Thompson, who has been quite i'll for
the past week at his home in East Ha-
ven, is slowly recovering.
A. c. Larabee and wife of Portland
are visiting in town.
Henry Ivanson of Litchfield, is visit
ing with his aunt in Crown street
Peter Taylor of Quaker Hill was the
guest of Mrs. Neff of Grove street, over
Sunday.
Congressman and Mrs, N. d. Sperry
and Mrs. e. L. rockingham Will c'os2
their house in New Haven this week
and leave for Washington, D. c.
where they will spend the winter
Mrs Rosana Calkins of 21S Hallocl
avenue, will visit for several weeks
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Attest
j. F. DONOVAN
nl6 Is 10 20 81 20 Secretary.

COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LIGHTING.
The Committee on Public lighting of
the Board of Aldermen viii meet in
Rooms 1911, City Hall, Wednesday,
November TO- at o'clock D. m. for the
of the following petitions:
Petition of Albert E. Wilcox for q
Welsbach gas lamp corner of Wilcox
alley and Park place.
Petition of Charles Fl. Goodrich, ct
ais for a Welsbach gas lamp on Hazel
street, between Newhall street and
winchester avenue.
Petition OF Thomas J. Sturgeon, ct
ais, for a Welsbaeh gas lamp on
Brownell street between Whalley ave-
nue. and Elm street.
Petition of M. f. Stanley, ct ais, for
an electric arc flight at the corner of
Sherman avenue and Percival street
All persons interested in the forego-
ing are hereby notified to be present
and be heard thereon without further
notice.
Per order
Attest:
CHARLES ]. PLATT, \
mis- st Clerk
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

Cape Race. N. F.. Nov. 19.-Steamer
Saxonia, from Liverpool and Queens
town for Boston, in communication with
the Marconi station $3.50 a. m. Distance
not given.
New York. Nov. 19,-Arrived: Steam
er Calabria, Naples.
Leghorn, Nov. 16.-Arrived: Steamer
Perugia, New York via Naples and MAJ
settles.
.Gascogne, New York.
Rotterdam, Nov. 17.-Sailed: Steamer
SmoleHsk (from Libau), New York.
Cape Race, N f., Nov. 19.--Steamer
Baltic, from Liverpool for New York,
was 1241 miles east OF Sandy Hook at
1:45 p m. viii dock $50 p. m. Friday.
Siasoonsett. Mass, Nov. 19.--Steanoer
Principe di Piemonte from Naples fer
New York, was forty miles soutbeass of
Nantucket lightShip at $50 a m. VIII
dock a. m Wednesday.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given of q public
hearing by the Bureau Of Compensa-
November 81, 1907, at o'clock p. m.
At that time and place. opportunity will
be given to all who desire to be heard
in relation to an assessment of bene-
= or the construction of a sewer in
the following named streets:
Starr street, between Sheffield avenue
and Mansfield street
Mansfield street, between Starr and
Highland streets.
Sheffield street, between Division and
Starr streets.
NFillmore street, from about $50 feet
from Grand avenue to Clay street.
BUREAU OF COMPENSATION
MIG 1t B. N. BLATCHLEY, Clerk
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The drug-caffeine-in
coffee causes indigestion
and belching in many pale
persons, with no appetite,
who would be relieved if they
could be induced to stop
coffee. -
It is easy to do if Postum
is used as a table beverage.
It is made of clean, roasted
wheat and contains the vital
phosphates in this king of
cereals" which rebuilds brain
and nerve tissues.
It builds up what coffee
and tea tear down. Try a
change to Postum There's
@ Reason.
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PERFUMED CAUSE OF NIGHT

A lady who had perfumed herself
with musk has been the cause of a
fight in tramoar passing along the
Potsdamer strasse, Berlin. The scent
was so strong that some Of the pas
sengers were almost overpowered, and
they did not conceal their annoyance.
The lady's male escore showed re-
sentiment at the uncomplimentary re-
marks which were passed, and free
fight resulted between the lady's
champions and those who objected to
the odor The whole party were TAX
en- off to the police station.-Wa oman .
Life,
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New York
New Haven
g. Hartford
Railroad.
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4:S5, '5:Os, x6:1O, '6;42 "7:0S, "7:52,
1908, $50 p. m.
.,FeF Washington via Harlem River
l H. + d NJ 'i2Oo I nigh IL. Satly wars,
mantic--.iSo7, q. n. t46s ). n. -
For Boston Via New London AMI
Providence 1920. s2iS5, 7:45,
::l A. IRA ny ae .1sc s5.os sS2 ass
'st5 asa, 0. s7.ss i ) Il. = M A''0''
.li:ii. :. NO. .l;as. is 3 m. Sun n.
days. Ee- ILL.,: ic q n si;s5. 40, p
7iSS s i3s 7 sio, 'ls lSS 1871 49,
6;oS Ito Hartfordj, 7:iO, xS:iO. s!62 p. m.
sundayS-.1;10, 1905, xll;45 a, M,
i RSr S SeSy 1 ,dos $50 xsae p
M .i2:os. 0 .Ss sy!as .2|:ss. l1sa SO
.!lB;a42, is7lO5, li:so, Sto saybrook), >.
a. @ .lsySs, .asssfs . aaS Ss, s i'St y
For Middletown, WiiIimantic, Etc.
tsS e. m, 1888, $3.50, (tol Worcester
a a Fitchburg), 6:55, b m. Sundays
Fer sheIburne Fails, Etc.--7:44 a. m.
Iz;S3 (to New Hartford). 4:O1, 554, Ito
For. Waterbury-e:5o (via Naugatuck
SSa .ns n 500, s;82 a. M, 12:o1 2;s5.
M, 6.45, $50 D. m.
For Winsted--s:50 (via Naugatucls
Junction) 9;S2 a. M, 1901. 2:S5, B:45
E4y P. n Sundays--S.R5 a. m. GAO n.
5:55 Gvia Bridgeport) 9:S2 a. m. c:52
via Bridgeport) 4.0b p. m. Sundays
1855 (via Bridgeport) a. m.
For Litchaeld--9:92, a. M. 4:05 p. m.
Sundays 1853 (via Bridgeport) a. M
Express trains. xLocal express
llPaflor car limited
w. q. BIERD, r.. G. COLHY.
Gen. sHpt. Asst. gen. Pass. rts
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FrREsIDEs WIN AGAIN.
Easily Defeat Union Grammar School
Eleven, "a to 0.

The Firesides defeated the Union
Grammar school of West Haven at
the Atwater street lot by the score Of
% to 0 Saturday The forward pass
was used by the Firesides to great
effect. The first touchdown for the
Firesldes was made by Donnelly, who
received an onside kick from Kelley
and ran over the Union Schools goal
line Davis and Hanlon also did some
good playing.
The lineup of the Firesides follows:
Hanlon, |. e.; Donnelly |. t.; Marsh,
|. g.; Cooley, c.; Rohan, r. g.; File,
r. t.; Case, r. e.; Davis, q. b.; Horton,
|. h. b.; Williams, r. h. b.; Kelley, (. b.
The firesides will play the Gamer
Street stars Saturday morning on the
Eillhouse lot.
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! with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis in w.
oryton. N. j.
Mrs. G. w. Reynolds OF IS Arthus
street, is visiting this month with Miss
Robinson in Norwich.
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in East Grand avenue, billboard over
ten feet high is being erected. The
frame is being covered with galvanized
iron The billboard is beng erect
ed by the New Haven Billboard COM
pany
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Borough Policeman Mack stated last
night that he had not had case be-
fore the court in nearly four months
This speaks well for the orderly CON
dition of the borough these days.
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-. MARINE RECORD. -
~" Port OF New Haven. Ssf
ARRIVED.

Sch Lizzie E. (Br) Allison, -
Sch Long Island, Carter.
Sch Sea Breeze, Finch, Greenport, L.
CLEARED.
Sch Ella Allen, Greenport.
Sch B. F, Jayne, Reeves, Onset.
Keystone, Bishop, New London.
Sch Altoona, Miller, Greenport
Sch Cora May, Andrews.
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CITY NOTICES.
CIVIL SERVICE HEADQUARTERS
City Of New Haven.
NnVember Is, 1907.

CIVIL SERVICE HEADlUAh1E Nfc,
City of New Haven.
November 10, 1907
EXAMINATION 70 CAPTAIN OF DE-
TECTfVE FORCE.
Notice is hereby given Of competi-.
tive examination to test the fitness of
candidates for abope-named position, to
Be held at former oounoilmanic cham
Der, third floor, City Hall, November
9s 1907, at 1880 p. m. Only appointed
and acting sergeants Of the. New Ha-
ven police department are eligible FOR
examination.
Application blanks and further in
formation will be furnished daily eX-
cept saturday at Room 10, CITY HAL
between the hours of II and p. m.
Applications correctly certified must
be iied with secretary in person not
later than Friday, November %, 1907,
at l y. m. -
President.
Attest:
n16 49, 10 20 81 20 Secretary.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKETCO.
starln's N.Y.&N.H.LIns

DAlll1 AiACEPT SAIUkDAA.
PASSEN GHDR AND FRElGaT SMRvHCH
Leaves New Haven 500 p. In, Sturtu
Pier. foot OF Brown Street Leave
New York D:00 D. m, Cortland Street.
Pier No. 10, ". r. Fssa &c, cxcursiGi
tickets CABS Rooms VI. Take Chap
"a Street uars to Brewery street.
@. r. FISHER, Agent.
H0w Huveus C0HHs
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The first locomotive west of the Mis-
sissippi was put upon the track at St
Louis in 1852.
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Borough Policeman Mack stated last
night that he had not had a case be-
fore the court in nearly four months,
This speaks we'll for the orderly con-
dition of the borough these days.
IT guess this is the same old storm"
remarked Mr. Bradley, one of the vet
eran oysterman of the east side last
evening. tits nortneaster and these
storms generally hang on pretty well"
Mrs AsenethS Hadley, wife Of Capt,
Charles H. Seeley Of Front street, died
yesterday in the seveny-fourth year Of
her age.
William H. Lnsley, sexton of the
Grand Avenue Congregational church,
is III with grip at his nome in Pief-
pont street.
At the whist Of Strong School Alum
nj association held Monday evening,
there were fourteen tables Of players.
The prizes went to Miss Hazel Morris,
Joe Bates, Mrs. Elizabeth Welssbarth,
Frank Matthews.
Letters posted at Station A last night
were addressed to Mrs. James Bannon
Mrs. Katherine Clark. H. r. Everding,
John Donlon, Mrs G. Granniss, Pine
street; William H Halves, Robert =.
Hunter, John Mccoy, Louis f. Monro,
Margaret Rohan, Mrs. Saurebun. Mrs.
Minnie B. Shelly, W. J. Tibbals and
Miss Mabel Wilson.
A large number Of friends of the
contracting parties gathered at ST.
Francis church yesterday morning to
witness the marriage of Miss Anna
Higgins. daughter of Mrs. Martin Hig-
gins Of 70 Chapel street, and Clarence
GtAan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs G. H.
Guinan The bride was very attrac-
tive in her white lace robe over SILK,
white picture hat and bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid, Miss
Margaret Higgins, was dainty in D
white net with Grecian trimmings, d
black picture hat and also carried
white chrysanthemurfls. The best man
was Arthur Cavanaugh. Father P. NJ
Kennedy, the pastor, performed the
ceremony and the wedding marches
were played by Francis Herman.
A wedding breakfast for the immedi-
ate families followed at the brides
home. Mr.. and Mrs GuInan left for a
tour, on the conclusion Of which they
will live at 1858 Ferry street The
brides travelling suit was Of blue broad
cloth with hat to match. The gifts
were numerous and beautiful, including
furniture, silver, china, linen and
money. Several showers have been
| rendered the bride.
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Ramturg-5Fmerican.

mFM UP lsT CLASS ACCORDING
&MHA TO. STEAMER AND DESTIN-
WV ALTON
BY most modern and luxurious levia-
thans.
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Trial of c. A. Fulton Pazenmayer.

The trial of C. A. Fulton Pflzenmayer
who was arrested under the statute
passed by the last Legislature on reck-
less auto speeding, was tried in the
criminal side Of the Common Pleas
court yesterday on an appeal from the
Branford court, where he was fined 500
and costs.
On October 9, William H. Kelsey, a
carpenter, living on the Guilford road,
was run into from behind by an auto
driven by Pfzenmayer and thrown out
of his carriage, A civil suit for dam
ages against Pfizenmayer has also been
instituted. Kelsey was the first wit
ness yesterday and described the acci-
dent in detail.
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Special cruises by superb steamers
lasting from 1870 days Cost from $7S-
$500 and up,
Steamers
Tourist department for general IN
formation. travellers checks good all
over the world.
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NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.
New Loo6oE, Nov la.-Ssailed. Schrs
Silas Brainard; Rodney Parker bound
" Isl.
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Il guess this is the same old storm"
remarked Mr. Bradley, one of the vet
eran oysterman of the east side last
evening. ITS a northeastern and these
storms generally hang on pretty well"
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Two DIVORCE SUITS;
REV. A. n. Lewis estate
Supreme Court Judges Busy
Revising the Court
Rules.
CHAUFFEUR is FINED
Administrator Appointed on
Hannibal Estate-Thieves
Sent to Jail.

Attorney Huyden has filed in the
superior court suit for divorce
brought by Ida B. Ferris of 7S9 Quin-
nipiac avenue against John L. Ferris,
alleging intemperance apd intolerable
cruelty The couple we're married in
1888.
Harley A, Young, a molder of this
city, has brought suit for divorce from
Ida B. Young, who is now residing in
Buffalo, N. Y.
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Naturalization Papers Being Ex-
amined.

amined.
Oran T. Moore from the office of the
special attorney of the United States
at Boston is in town making examina-
ton of all naturalization papers that
have been issued since the new law
went into effect about year ago His
object is to detect frauds If there be
any Mr. Moore yesterday examined
papers issued in the United States
court in this city. Later he will exam
Inc the papers issued in the state
courts, He had no comment to make
on what he had seen.
The inventory of the late Rev. Alonzo
Norton Lewis, former pastor of St
james Episcopal church, Westville, was
filed in the probate court yesterday af-
ternoon. The estate consists of per-
sonal property amounting to $l,1O2SS,
The appraisers of the estate are Ho-
bart L. Hotchkiss and William A.
Borden.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis died September u.
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Supreme Court Judges Hold Session
The committee of the supreme an
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company's Office, s5-s7 Broadway, N.
Y. Sweeney G. Kelsey. 102 Church St.;
M Zunder 6; Son, 249 State street; ], III.
Parish & Co., So Orange street; Bishop
4, Co., 1875 Orange street; Fl. Bussma4,
II Orange street.
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Continued on Eighth Page.)
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Mrs. AsenethN Hadley, wife Of capt,
Charles H. Seeley Of Front street, died
yesterday in the seveny-fourth year Of
her age.
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William H, Linsley, sexton of the
Grand Avenue Congregational church,
is III with grip at his nome in Pief-
pont street
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At the whist Of Strong School Alum
nj association held Monday evening,
there were fourteen tables Of players.
The prizes went to Miss Hazel Morris,
Joe Bates, Mrs Elizabeth Weissbarth,
Frank Matthews.
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Edward Holiday, Mr.. Van Ressler
and Mr. Brush of New Jersey, who
came up from New Jersey to attend
the Yale-Princeton game and visited
at the home Of Mr.. Joseph Holiday,
1877 Lenox street, returned Monday
On two sides of the Hemingway lot
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TazeweN and Florida Oranges.

Mrs. Ch@. r. Tarter writes from
City Point, Florida, that his advertise
ment In this paper brought him cor
ders for D boxes oranges, all told,'
and adds, at seems Tazewell people
don't takemuch TO oranges. Mr.. Tar
ter inserted his al only twice, and
that, too, very late, after nearly all the
orders forChristmas oranges had been
sent out. Had had gone In month
earlier results would have been better,
perhaps. The oranges shipped here
were fine ones, as he says, "only my
best goes TO Tazewell."
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Crabtree-Davis.

A quiet but beautiful wedding took
place at Rocky Gap, Va. Wednesday
evening, Dec. 26, 1906, when Miss Lula,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Davis
became the bride Of Mr.. o. w. Crabtree
OF Shawver Mill, Va.
The officiating minister was w. X.
Neel, aud tfe-aetiae- attendants were:
Mr. Ebert Ruble and Miss Ada Davis;
Mr.. Herbert Hedrick and Miss Rosa
Davis; Mr.. Thomas Davis and Mise
Rosa Stinson, and Mr.. Adam Shannon
and Miss Lula Stinson.
On the day after the ceremony the
bride and groom, accompanied by many
friends and relatives proceeded TO the
home Of the groom, where an elegant
dinner was enjoyed by large humber
OF friends.
The bride is a handsome and cultur-
ed young woman, possessing every
grace OF heart and mind to make up a
charming personality.
Mr. Crabtree is a young man Of
worth and ability.
The young couple have the best
wishes and hearty congratulations Of a
large number of devoted relatives and
friends.
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Dear Sirs:-- This is the first time
write 1907, and in our 20 years mer-
chandising here the past year has been
the best, December being record
breaker, and we believe the other
stores here have been doing as equally
satisfactory business. The opening
OF new mines at Bossevaine on Laurel
has helped TO increase trade. and our
farmer folk having such an excellent.
closely market, mako the best of
their opportunities, and seem 10 be
well supplied with the filthy lucre.
evidence in part being their generally
newly built or much improved homes.
and In fact every one takes AN opti-
misticallY colored view of things here.
The new buildings here, and the Oft
promised pavement OF our streets by
our sleepy city fathers will, when car
ried out this spring as now promised.
lend a metropolitan appearance TO our
town. AT present it's mud, nothing
but mud.
j. BAACH.
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Miss Bessie Davidson, a pretty and
accomplished daughter of Mrs M. J.
Davidson, was married at her home on
Wednesday, the Goth to Mr. Jas. w.
Bane. a prominent young farmer Of
White Gate, Giles County, Rev. Miller
Bane, brother of the groom, officiating.
The wedding was some what or a
surprise, even to members Of the fami-
ly, so closely had the young people
kept their secret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bane will make their
home at White Gate.
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si.oo per Year
HoRsEPEN.

~ Horsepen, Va, Jan /.
Nlll you allow us space In the
columns OF your interesting paper 10
thank our many customers for
iavors OF 1905. Our business was bet
ter than any preceding year. The tar
mers, huckslers. and all classes OF
iaborers havmcney when they make
an effort TO get II, and there Is no ex-
euse Tor any one 10 ask for long time
credit. We anticipate developments In
this neck OF the woods In the near
tuture, that Will put new life and en-
ergy into teccitizens OF our communi-
ty.
We wish for the News prosperous
New Year, aud n long and useful career.
DANIEL 4 HARRIS.
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KNOB


Knob, Va, Jan. /.
Dear Sir:-In reply TO your inquiry
viii say that cannot compare this
years business with the past, as this
is my first year, and "A good many OF
the most prominent men of the neigh
borhood have moved In the last year,
which has hurt Observation-Disclosures
1t has been very good, and the farmers
meet their bills at the end OF the year,
as is customary. Crops and grass have
been almost unprecedented, but injur-
ed to some extent by the continued
wet weather during the summer and
fall. Corn not yet quite all gathered.
w. q. YOUNG.
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POCAHONTAS.

Focahontns, Va, Jan. I.
Gentlemen:-We have been in bust
ness only one year. but are more than
gratified at the bulk or business we
have done. Business Is good. All
the merchants and farmers seem TO
have plenty OF money. Collections are
good and this year promises TO ex-
eel the old. Thank the "NEws" for
the interest manifested in our welfare.
Wishing you a prosperous New Year.
Very truly yours,
ELLErr Il FRAZIER.