The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
Bargains In lace ,scarfs at Judkips q

bargains IN lace ,6caffs at JudkIns &
Dunton's.
Sumner Norton, son OF Micah is In a,
tendance at court.
Mr.. William C. Young of GreepyIlle
was In town Tuesday.
Mr.. John A. Colby Is on business trjr
to Boston this week.
A new lot of l6ct, white aprons, al
Stewards.
Mrs. F. J. M. Rollins has been visiting
In Augusta for few days.
Clarence Weston Esq. of Boston
arrived, in town, Monday evening.
New jackets, new pushes and new
children's cloaks at White & Wildes'.
They have new lot of the Owen
Moore & Co. cotton underwear at Colbv,s
The lengthy court record crowds GU,
some OF our correspondence this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor returned Saturday
night last from her vacation and from
Boston.
A special bargain In a ladies' heavy
jersey ribbed vest for 25cts., at Stew.
ards.
Mr.. Charles Pierce represented Skow.
hogan at the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton at Augusta, Thursday last.
Another lot of those little caddys OF
fine Fomosa Tea. which sell so we'll, at
Patterson's. Price s5c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel II. Reed, Mr.. Hosea
c. Hurd and Miss Caddie Hurd of Har-
mony were In town yesterday.
Mrs. Hulda Malborn and her sister Mrs.
Paul OF Scion, returned Tuesday night
from two weeks visit In Boston.
Horse Blankets only 10 cents at Ord
ways.
Supt w. A Carter of the Electric Light
Co, and his assistant Eugene Crawford
are on trip to Boston this week.
A. F. Dudley, F. d. Wiltshire, J. A.
Hunt and Lincoln Martln.of wsahtnsson,
d. c., passed Sunday at the Hessissn.
New crop of Revere chop uueohored
Japan Tea only Soc. per ID. at PAttsrson's.
The best tea In town for the prloA
James 0, Bradbury, Esq, is in town to-
day. He has established himself In the
practice Of his profession In ..saeo.
Mrs. W. E. Fellows and little L,Kiau of
Bangor were in town for a few hours
Tuesday returning by the afternoon train.
Omer Clark Esq of Carratunk, started
Tuesday morning for North Carolina, to
look after his numbering business, there
John A. Dealey spent last week in Bos-
ton In the interest of the clothing trade,
and has word to say in our ad columns
this week.
The six year old son of Simon Gates
fell through a scafold to the barn floor
on Monday, breaking his arm in two
places.
DIR. Blgelow F. Sanburn, Superintend-
ent of the Insane Asylum at Augusta is in
town, called here as a witness intthe Nor
ton case.
Those black dress goods at Ordway' s
are certainly great values.
The wooden mill is running this week
from power furnished by their new en-
CINE. No more shut downs for them
from high or low water, and they must
feel quite independent.
At the races Thursday afternoon last
"All-so' the fine young stallion of NJ. T..
Pooler was trotted an exhibition mile in
. 22i, the first half in LILO, to the great
delight of the large crowd in attendance.
Remember Excursion rates to Boston,
by new Steamer Kennebec. round trip
from Gardiner, Hallowel and Augusta,
81 80; chmond, 2 25; Bath, 200. Tick
cts goo 10 return until Oct. 18th, inclu-
sive.
Bargains In linen towels at M B. Hes
elton's.
Miss Kate Burrll will return from
Boston, the last of this week, where she
has been for the last two weeks select
ing goods and looking after styles, She
will be at Colby's and be lad to meet her
customers
Hotel Coburn is soon to don a new coat
OF paint, which will add greatly to its
present appearance. 1t is to be painted a
creamy white with trimmings of vel
low tint, topped off with black roof.
The effect can but be pleasing.
Teams are making their way toward
Northern Somerset. One four horse
team bcl"n-ing to Hon. 8, A. Nye, pass
d through here Monday. well tsaded
with camp and hovel equipage for six
months campaign on Dead River.
Bed Blankets and Puffs at Ordway's.
S 4e the bed blankets at IS cts q pair.
DIR. c. P. sawyer, Of Skowhsgn, will
be at Clark House, Carratunk, Monday,
October 9Th. Bingham Hotel, Bfsgham,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 7sh and
Sth Carrs.unk House, Scion, Thsrsday,
October oh, for the practice of dentistry.
Gas and ether administered, If desired, In
teeth.
More Of that Pilot Boy tobacco at Pat
terson's, l0c. three large plugs ios 25c.
The corn canning business at the
sko vinegar factory was closed for the
season on Sunday last, the seasons pack
being chou. $50 900 caus or trifls more
than oue.half anticipated, owing To the
frost. TIE company arc now canning
apples, and will put up all they can get.
The mills Of the South side are shut
down this week. making needed repairs.
c. A Williams & Co., are putting In new
water wheel, the Richards Pulp Co., are
changing their machinery from being run
by gears to belt and also putting new
posts under part of their buildings, and
M. j, Allen Is also making needed repairs.
Owing to the necessary shut down Of
the south side mills patrons of tho Show.
cyan Electric Light Company have again
been obliged to resort to kerosene for
lighting. A temporary station has been
erected in Weston. & Brainard's mill for
the running Of one of the arc light dy-
namos and the streets will be lighted as
usual.
Go to M. B. Heselton's for all kinds of
Bargains in tablets and pads.