The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-09
Curtis Is selling Nellie BLY, cans for &c

| Aoseciooh mas sone very nice nome
made pure apple jelly, in glass Jars.
Court adjourus to-day at:noon, after
session OF four full weeks and two days.
Our lengthy report of the Norton trial
has crowded out valuable correspondence
II. P. Cannon is among the recent G.
A. r. Veterans to receive pension.
A new lot of Smyrna Rugs In all the
new colors just received at kendalps.
A large lot of gents winter underwear
that must be closed out at some price at
Ordway's.
Mr.. M. C. Foss and his brother Mr..
Baker of Portland were In town yester-
day.
Mrs. E. NJ. Ferguson of Boston Is
visiting in town, as the guest of Mrs ED.
Green.
| cattle show and fair comes off at East
Madison Lower Mills, Tuesday next the
l4th inst.
j. N. |. j. Smith have sold three Up
rights Pianos, Miller, McPhail Is
Briggs.
The REPORTER of last week and this
week contains a comprehensive report of
the Norton trial.
Puritene is one of the best washing
powders; present in every package price
l2c, at Patterson's.
Sumner Norton, son of Micah W. and
his wife were In attendance upon the
trial of his father this week.
Miss Laila Smith OF Prceque Isb Is WIS.,
iting relatives In town for few days, en-
route to Portland and Boston.
E. N. Merrill, Esq, Is on business
trip to different sections in tho Southern
States, having left home the latter part
of last week.
Mr.. Park Dingley of Lewiston and Mr..
r. II. Stanley of Bangor who represented
the Lewiston Journal at the Norton trial
left town this morning.
The cattle show and fair at Madison
Bridge, advertised for yesterday and to-
day, will owing to the wet, probs bly, be
carried forward to the first fair day.
new line of felt and upholstery
friDges at Stewards.
Miss Emma Hanson returned last week
from vacation of several weeks at
Moose River. She has entered the estab-
lishment of Mrs. Bgelow to learn the
millinery business.
Great bargains in all lines If millinery
goods at Mrs. Bigelow's consisting of
hats, bonnets, fancy feathers, tips, orna-
ments, velvet ribbons and etc. My stock
is complete and prices correct.
No mistakng the place II you come
from the South side and are looking for
Hawes' clothing store, as George has re-
Gently had the side of his block lettered
bold enough to almost obstruct traffic, at
this point.
The practice Of throwing apple peel or
banana skins on the side walk is repre-
hensible one. A few days since a lady |
stepped out of store door upon piece
of apple, slipped and fell jaring her
severely.
See the bargains in ladies' and chill
dren's fall and winter underwear and
hosiery at Ordway's.
Mr.. E. B. Hill made business trip to
Bath, and Augusta on Tues
day. By the arrangement Of the trains
he was enabled to have time to transact
business in each city and. yet return by
the afternoon train.
Geo. P. Davenport of Bath will lecture
at the First BAPTIST Church in this vii
lage, Tuesday evening October, 14th. on
Sunshine" He comes highly recon-
mended by large number of eminent
men. Admission 10 cents.
You remember that nice pop corn
Palterst n sold last season. Well, he has
Just received 10 bbls of the same kind.
1t is light colored and every kernsl pops;
crispy, not tough like home product. and
is guaranteed to please every purchaser.
Try II.
W. B. Steward has line Of cloakings
that he will close at a low price.
The Kennebec Journal and the Lewis
ton Journal have had representatives here
during the Norton trial aud have given
very full reports OF 1t all the way through
The former arrived at 7 O'Clock each
containing the report Of the
former day complete and the latter at
o'clock p. M. containing full reports up
to noon of the same day.
Services will be held at the Universalist
Church as follows; Sunday, Oct 18th.
preacl.ag by the pastor at 10 %, A. NJ.
subj tct, knocking God" Sunday school
q: IL NJ. Young Peoples meeting at P.
NJ, subject, Doing our best" Teachers
study and conference meeting Friday
evening, Oct. 10th. at 30. In the church.
Everybody welcome to all these SER
vices.
The entertainment at g. A. r. Hall on
Tuesday evening of the present week,
under the auspices of the Universalist
Society was very literally patroniZsd and
netted a good sum. The farce MRS
Hyson's Tea Party" was presented In q
highly complimentary manner, the parts
all being well taken. especially that of
Mrs. E. G. Woodbury., who excelled.
About 1926 90 was the net result.
New knitting and embroidery silks, all
shades at Ordway's.
M. T. Pooler Is In attendance at the
breeders meeting at Mystic Park, Med
ford, Mass, this week, and has with him
his noted stallion, "All-so," who will be
Qiyen some fast work there probobly.
It would not I've surprising If Mr.. Pooler
Also visited White River Junction. Vt.
with this horse before he returns, and
rive him fast mile over the kite shaped
track At that place.
The Clipper Base Ball Club went to
Fairfield Saturday and played the High
School Q, beating them 10 to 8. That was
The winding up game of the season. and
The Clippers claim the championship for
boys l6 years of age. The club has play
cd Is games during the season aud won
Ill but 8 OF them, The Volunteers Of
and tho Pittsneld Institute
boys were the only clubs that the Clip
pers did not drive. They were worsted BY
cha pittsA in q games.