The Somerset reporter., 1890-12-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Hats less than cost ct Curtis.
Aprons for 25cts at Ordway's.
E. W. Marston. Esq, WAS in town
Tuesday.
Have you seen those stamped linens a
0rdway's.
Mr.. M. T. Pooler is on q business trip
to Boston.
Initial handkerchiefs at White3 G
Wildes'.
Mr.. c. M. Frost Of Cornville was In
town Tuesday last.
Christmas business is booming ct Bixby
& CHS.
James Fellows, Cashier Of Second Ma
tonal Bank Is in Boston for few days.
No. 10 and IL white cotton warp, and
No. IL colored carpet warp, at Arnold's.
Plate and one hundred lengraved visit
ing cards for 1925. Orders taken at this
office.
W. R. Clifford the Taxldermist wants to
buy 1000 owls and 2O00 deer, moose and
caribou skins.
The roller skating craze is being revis.
ed in many places. Fairfield and Water
vile have 1t again.
Quite frosty week. with the thermom-
eter registering in the vicinity Of 10 to 20
degrees below zero nearly every morning.
Is or 20 racoon and silver fox muffs
without collars TO be closed at wholesale
prices at Stewards.
Miss ]. B. Nay has removed her stock
of goods to the store formerly occupied
by r. T. Patten, corner of Elm st. and
Madison Avenue.
Rev. A. s. Ladd of Gardiner, will
preach at the M E Church next Sunday
at l0.45 in exchange with the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Holt.
Remember that Judkins & Dunton
have all kinds of handkerchiefs and muf-
fers for Xmas.
Engraved visiting cards make q nice
present for either lady or gentleman. Call
at this Office and see samples. :APrice re-
duced for holiday season.
Waterville bar was well represented at
Probate Court here Tuesday, Hon. z. F.
Webb, Hon. W. T. Haines and W. C.
Philbrook, Esq, being In attendance.
Tie audience InaI nonored Win OirIe-
toms recent lecture with their presence
was one Of the largest, and most In
,telligent that has been In Coburn Hall
for years.
E. X. Delano has had the result Of his
recent hunting trip, viz: nne caribou,
mounted by Taxidermlst Clifford, and now
has 1t ON exhibition at his candy kitchen.
Mr.. Delano was recently offered $4,000
cash for it.
Go to M. B. Heselton's for holiday
goods.
EFF. Danforth, Esq, has purchased
the law library of his uncle, the late
Judge Charles Danforth, and went to
Gardiner Monday to pack 1t for shipment
to his ONCE In this village. This will
give him ono oflthe best law libraries In
Somerset.
Next Sunday at the Universalist church
the pastor will consider the following
question: "Are You . Christian2" Ser
vices At 1O.45 A. NJ. The evening meet
ing will be omitted on account Of the un-
ion temperance meeting.
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell has rented the
residences Of E. F. Falrbrother on Madi'
son Avenue, has moved his goods into 1t
and will commence housekeeping within
few days. His wife and children are
now in Cambridge.
Look at linen handkerchiefs plain and
embroidered at Oolby's; also laces and
fine hamburgs.
The office Of the Superintendent of
Schools. Room l. Ooburn Hall Block, will
be open from to $50 daily and from 4 to
Tuesdays and Thursdaysi also from 7
to Tuesday and Friday evenings, Sat
urday, from 10 to IL A. M. and from to
3P. NJ.
Information has been received from
reliable source to tho effect that Post
Office Inspector, Evans has made his re-
port to the Post.Ohdce department, re-
commencing the Grimm Wentworth
building ON Water Street, and Postmaster
Estes will commence early to 1T the first