The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-11-18
Boston Daily Globe for sale by Geo

Cushing.
Ladies IN want of a nice fitting French
corset VIII find the same at the Colby's.
A hfst-ciass minstrel troupe is reported
as headed this way, being booked here the
first of December.
nice assortment of kid gloves In all
the fall shades at the Colby's 1t can't do
any harm to look at them.
Clark Bros. of Brighton thrashed for
Futile Bros. of this town last week lGs
bushels of grain in four days, an average
oil 292 bushels per day. How is that
for Il record?
Doran has got in another large lot of
dienwood ranges and coal stoves. Our ad.
wee would be 60 and see them, nothing in
town that equals them in beauty of design
and finish.
George Cushing has just opened a full
assortment of Writings celebrated fine
stationary for nice retail trade. our lad.
les should look the stock over and see for
themselves.
Norton & Purington of Wateryillc have
commenced the construction of A Chin
ney for the new factory at East Madison
The contract for the buildings will be let
In few days
Mr.. Dow c. Baker who was married
last week is fitting up the house lately
vacated by c. A. Ross ON Madison street
for his residence. 1t will be ready for
occupancy in Il few days
The Cornyille amateurs are to produce
the operetta THE Musical Enthusiast" at
Athens on Tuesday evening. Nov. 24th.
If the night should be stormy. the enter
tAinment will be postponed to the 2sth
inst.
j. A. Monroe, agent of the Bangor &
Piscataquis road at Abbott, visited this
town last week, stopping with his sister,
Mrs. Taylor. He returned home Saturday
taking with him his daughter Sadie who
has been here few weeks
The Odd Fellows of this place will hold
a Rebccca meeting at their hall SATURDAY
evening of this week. After the meeting
they are to have an entertainment consist
ing of music, tableaux, &c, SC. All of
the fraternity are invited to be present
A large party was in attendance at the
pavilion last Saturday evening, it having
been advertised that the building would
be lighted by the electric light. The
crowd was doomed to disappointment,
however, and kerosene did duty as form
erly.
Remember that the Wilson < Lester
Rink Combination and Carnival Company
appear at the pavilion on tomorrow
(Thursday) evening by giving their per-
Torrance on star bicycle and it is re-
ing See advertisement.
Ladies should read White 4 Wildes new
ad. They should also 20 in and see the
81 c, dress goods, which they are selling
for fifty cts. They opened them Sat
morning and there has been a grand rush
for them. They are the best bargains ey-
er offered in this town in dress goods
Rev. Mr.. Harwood opened his course of
Illustrated lectures on Pilgrims Progress
at his church last Sunday evening. The
opening lecture was IA very fine one and
was closely listened to throughout by
large congregation. The course will be
continued each Sunday evening for twelve
weeks.
Albert Murray returned from Prince Ed
wards Island last week with fine bred
young stallion which he purchased for
stock purposes. Although not yet but
two years and II half old he weighs 1910
pounds and will make Il 100 horse Al
so large he is well built and really Il fine
looking animal.
The Gaylord horse is sold and gone,
Mr. A. J. Lee of Boston purchased him
Saturday paying Sl,7jo, Mr.. Gaylord
showed him previous to the sale two half
miles without any preparation whatever,
in IL and 10. Nj. Lee will keep him
for pleasure horse and anticipates lots
of sport with him on the mill dam this
winter. He will be known hereafter as
Gen. Lee