The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-16
Yarns Of all kinds at ordway,s.

ity, this week
Good blankets from 7jc. a pair up at
Judkins < Dunton's.
Miss Mabel Wentworth is visiting
friends in Bangor this week
j. N. & l. J. Smith have good second
hand piano to sell at bargain,
DIR. S. A. Patten has been confined to
his home by Illness several days the pas
week.
Our extra freight train arrives at
O'Clock P. M, and departs at 7l5 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Plnmmer and Col
Stanley Plummer left this morning for
Washington for the winter.
Unless something prevents, the date of
DR.. Conants free lecture in Coburn Hall
will be Friday, Oct. Path.
Dr. l.. A. Dascomb made a visit to Vat
erville yesterday, where by appointment
he met DIR. Weeks in consultation.
Those who use the Standard Rotary
Shuttle Sewing Machine call it the best
Sales increasing.
Joseph Bacon, who has been officiating
for year or more as fireman on the
VI. C. r. X. has been given the charge of
an engine
Another large lot of ladies', misses and
childrens' cloaks just arrived At Ordway's
He has an extra large assortment at all
prices.
Rev. A. j. Racklif, Rev. D. B. Holt,
Rev. c. V. Hanson and Rev. c. f. Whit
comb attended the State Sabbath Sc hoo
convention at Waterville yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. C. V. Hanson will re.
ccve the members of the Bethany Bap-
tist church and congregation at their res
idcnce on Madison St, Friday evening.
f. d. Bigmy and wife, I'm. Clark and
wife, of Greenville; Miss T, l.. Thayer,
L. Eugene Thayer, and Miss II. L. Kelly,
of Waterville; were registered at the
lIeselton, Saturday,
Large line of bed comforters, some
slightly imperfect very cheap at Fair
brothers..
We are un der oblig atoms to the Hon.
o. G. Hall for copy of the report of the
special Tax Commission of Name. 1t is
comprehensive document complied with
great care after extensive research
Chief Engineer Thyng has had the
| Skowhegan steamer overhauled and it
was tested yesterday, showing decided
Improvement in the water pressure oh
tanned. The engine is now in prime
working order
A distinguished party of sportsmen
from this place are honoriug the up river
country with their presence this week.
Among the party are Hon. S. j. Walton,
L +. Goodwin, Esq, Judge o. A. Priest,
Coroner Leland and Messr5. +. Il. Phil
brick and L. j. Addition.
Our bill posters have an advertising
scheme which they hope our traders will
see the benint of, viz: the getting of IL
firms to get out 600 bills each, they to
circulate them through the county, and in
this wholesale manner the work of print
ing and circulating would cost less than
oue-half the usual price.
You will find the prettiest assortment
of fancy goods at NJ. B. Heselton's.
L. X. Delano and friend l.. w, Blan-
chard of Boston, passed last week at
Murphy's camps In the "Enchanted'.
| They not only mad great sport BAT
brought home as a trophy fine caribou,
that weighed over 800 lbs. W. r. Gift
fore is mounting the caribou and it will
,oon b. placed on exhibition in "Delano's
Candy kilchen.'
The fist of the semi-monthly meetings
of the sc. c. c. c. for the fall and win
ter of ls9D-9l vas held on Tuesday last
in &. A. II. Hall, We learn that this pop
ular club, by vote of the trustees of on.
new library building, are to occupy the
fine rooms in that building, as lsoon as
the needed furniture is added, We con-
grstulate them.
Have YOU seen the handsome stampt d
linen goods AZ NJ, b. IL ltsclton's.
J. G. Forrest, of the llrm Of Forrest &
Dow, left yesterday morning for Apple
ton, Wis. TO learn the art of lining the
digcstors Of Chemical Pulp nlls, in or
der to be prepared to do the work at Mad
lson in the mammoth mill there. lie
takes two skilled workmen from Boston
with him to Wisconsin, and expects tn be
gone about one month, and on his return
will have charge OF this line of work at
Madison.
Among the attorneys from other towns
attending Probate Court Tuesday, were
e. N. d +. L. McFadden of Fairfield, C..
A. Harrington of Norridgewock ID. Il.
Thompson of Hartland, J. W. Manson of
Pitt field I. b. Barrett of Canaan, c. O.
Small of Madison, A. II. Ware, b. S.
Collins, ]. j. Pariin, Augustine Simmons
of Anson, S. S. Hacket of Detroit and
S. S. Brown of Waterville.
Mr.. w. IL. Pearson of Portland, who
has been in town the past week, made Il
| trip to Pleasant Pond, accompanied by
B. ID. Savage, and upon their return
Monday brought back the skin of fired
two year old deer, taken by them at that
place and which Mr.. Pearson means to
have tanned and made into rug for his
Portland residence. We learn the deer
was captured in the water, whittier he
had taken refuge from another party OF
pursuers. The capturing party find
three shots at the deer without effect,
and rowing out they discovered he was
about "wuded," and by a stroke of the
oar he was in condition to be towed
peaceably ashore, and there was knitted
and skinned.
Linen towels in great variety at NJ. b
Heselton's.
Mr.. Geo. C. Staley, In "a Royal Pass, y
which is the next attraction at the Opera
House, although new to US, is widely aud
favorably known In other localities, and
needs only to be seen, to at once establish
himself as favorite. The press every
where has showered encomums upon Mr.
Staley for his individual performance, the
high order of merit maintained In his
play and the excellence of his company.
In addition to handsome person and
great dramatic ability, Mr.. Staley Is the
.,a,,assor of a swpet sin pinp voice which