The Press., 1888-08-30
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Menas Heavy Shoes at $1, former price $1 5 to $1.75; 20 pairs Ladies' American Kid { $1.50, former price from $2.50 to $3; 2 pairs Tennis Shoes at 50c., former price frol former prices from $2.50 to $3 50. Come and look at my bargains later. The bargain are going fast. Come quick, or you los them. S. F. Maine, Warren's Block.
 A bargain this week at Hanley's is lc < of 125 pairs of Ladies's Kid and Goat Butto at $1.25 and $1 B per pair, regular pric $I.5O and $1.75. Look at them. Sign of tn big boot.
 Legal Blanks at The Press office.
 Tickets to all points west for sale at tn office of the N. l.. N. R. R., Stafford Springs J. V. Squier, agent.
 Blank forms for wills, mortgages an deeds, also all kinds of legal blanks kept a The Press office.
 Regular meetings of Winter Post, GA R. on the list and Sd Monday evenings of eacl month.
 -One lot of Brush Brooms, 10c. each, 8 Johnson's.
 Fruit Jars at Johnson's.
 A. W. Walker offers this week a goot Black Silk at only 80 cts. per yard. Call ant examine.
 Lady Grey Perfumes in Glove Pink, Jock ey Club, Tea Rose, White Rose, Orange Bios soms, Patchouly, Lily of the Valley, New Mown Hay, Rose Geranium, Heliotrope and Woodland Violet for sale at A. ". Walkers
 Good for FAMILY USE OR FOR P1o-N1cs. Oriental Condensed Coffee is pure liquid al ways ready for use. Makes delicious iced drink, or may be used with hot water. Rich flavor, delicious aroma, stimulating proper ties of finest fresh roasted berry. Cheap be- cause there is no waste. Nothing to throw away because unused. Sample bottles 25 cts, larger ones 65 cts. F. A. West sells it.
 A. W. Walker offers this week. .75 pairs Ladies' Colored Silk Gloves at 33 cts. per pair, marked down from 42 cts.
 The best Scrub Brushes, 12c. each, at Johnson's.
 If you want anything in the Grocery line go to Johnson's.
 The Lady Gray Flavoring Extracts con- sfst of almond, lemon, orange, vanilla, and are made from the purest materials carefully selected. We call particular attention to the exquisite fiavors of the above extracts for delicate sauces, ice cream. etc. We guaran- tee the purity of all the above. For sale only at Johnson's.
 May Brothers, Nursergmen, Rochester, N. Y., are in want of good salesmen to sell their choice varieties of Nursery Stock, either on Salary or Commission. To the right men, steady employment the year around. WFlb6 116m 1OE terms.
 Hardware, best assortment, lowest prices, at E. A. Buck $ Co.'S.
 Window and Door Screens, adjustable tc any size, at E. A. Buck & Co.'S.
 Bird Cages, nice assortment, special low prices, at B. A. Buck & Co.'S.
 STAFFORD.
 Our Rockville correspondent has eith. or made mistake in reporting last Satur- days base ball game at Stafford Springs, or else needs to explain his figures.
 Ionic Lodge (F. A. M.) meets next Monday evening.
 .-Regular meeting of the W. w. R. 0. Friday evening, Aug. 31. Full attend ance desired. -.
 The following from the Northampton Daily Herald, date of Aug. 23d, concerns people well known in this vicinity, the parties being two daughters, daughter:in- law, and grandson of Mir. and Mrs. Nathan D. Royce, of Village Hill
 Mrs. Herbert Royce, Mrs. Frank Stone, Miss Nettie Royce and Bertie Royce were driving down Warmers silk mill hill yes terday afternoon, in a business wagon, when the hold back of the harness gave way, causing the wagon to run against the horses heels. The horse ran violently, throwing out all the occupants excepting Master Bertie, who had presence of mind to climb out over the rear part of the wag- on, escaping injuries. Miss Nettie also received no harm excepting cut in the forehead, but Mrs. Stone was badly in- iured, it is feared about the spine, and Mrs. Royce's face was much cut and bruis- ed. The horse ran to Bay State, where it was caught, and, strange to say, although Uo nd or wagon received injury.
 -Wm. Wobbecke has converted the barn adjoining his residence on Furnace avenue into 8 pretty and convenient tene- ment house, and improved the entire premises by painting and other repairs.
 An auction sale of mustangs was held near the fair ground yesterday.
 e-Gov. Lounsbury has been invited to attend the Stafford Springs fair, and his presence is looked for.
 The N. l.. N. road advertises an ex- cursion to Boston on Saturday. Fare. $2.OO, includes choice of trip to Nantask. ct, or ticket to cyclorama of battle of Bunker Hill. Passengers go on boat train and leave Boston to return at 7.2O p. m.
 There will be several flag raisines in the borough within few days, and after then the pot will boil yet harder. Report says that the Warren Woolen Co.'S em- Ployees are getting enthused to the degree that flag will be put out near their mill for Harrison, Morton, and protection
 People are inquiring whether the oth- or streets of the borough will get attention after Highland Terrace is trimmed up and gait. edged. There hasn't been so much complaint for years, and most of it, as usual, is fired at The Press office as the public mouthpiece.
 Please be thinking of what you can do to help make the agricultural fair success
 Trustee Reed advertises an anction sale of the Hicks property to take place at Oronoco Hall on Saturday, Sept. 8th, at 10 o'clock. The advertisement will be in- teresting reading for seekers after real es- tate investments, as it gives choice of great variety in sizes and kinds of property.
 The Stafford Grange's picnic at Square Pond yesterday was not a large gathering, the grange field meeting at Mansfield to- day causing many to stay away, but a pleasant party of some 1V0 spent the day in enjoyment of the lake and grove, and of an abundant provision of edibles.
 The outside wood-work of the Congre- gational church has been re-painted.
 Arthur Adams, who shot himself last week, is likely to be about again soon, as he is making good recovery.