The Somerset reporter., 1890-01-16
Harry crandall is with peck's Bad Boy.

Harry Crandall is with Peck's Bad Boy
Stanley Plummer, ED is in Washing
ton this week,
Get remnants of everything at about
your own price at Ordways.
The store of Cairns L Goodrich will be
open every night excepting Sunday.
Misses cloaks, ladies' jackets and
worsted waists at the culch room.
Mr.. Everett McIntlre left here Mon
day for Orc Elmo, California.
The best evidence Of merit is the fact
that Brussels soap is initiated.
Large line of Hathaway's underwear
Just received at White { Wildes.'
Have you tried the Lexington cigars
at II. W. CushingsP Elegant loc goods.
One day last week 43 employees of the
shoe factory were out of the shop laid
up with colds.
The balance of the gents damaged
underwear must he closed at some price
at Ordways.
Mr.. J. W. Walker, the piano tuner, will
be in Skowhegan in February. Orders
may be left at Smiths Music Store.
Don't send away for Radam's Microbe
Killer, when you can get it for $500 per
gal. of the Co.'S Agt., j. N. Smith. See
ad.
The present term of S. j. Court has
proven quite banana to our hotels, and
promises to continue through the present
week.
The members of the gentlemens new
social club should remember the adjourn
ed meeting at Hotel Coburn this evening
at 80.
You can save money by trading with
John A. Deaiey. All goods marked down
and must be sold to make room for spring
goods.
We are informed that f. P. Coffin,
Esq, is rapidly recovering from his
severe illness, reports to the contrary
notwithstanding.
In order to insure protection against
fraud, housekeepers should see that the
name &c. L. Jones & Co is on every bar
of Brussels soap.
Dinsmore & Bickford have just re-
ceived at their Music Store another one
of those elegant mahogany Hallet & Davis
Upright Pianos, the finest yet known.
There is large amount of sickness in
town, and our doctors are kept very busy.
The influenza appears to be on the in
crease, but the epidemic seems to yield
readily to treatment in most cases.
Mr.. J. d. Aarons the English artist who
has his studios in Portland was in Show
hogan on Thursday last, having with him
large collection of beautiful pastels,
which he exhibited during the day and
evening at the store of Geo. Cushing.
Look out for coal gas these cold
nights. Mrs. Campbell and two children
of Bangor were nearly asphyxated by
leaving the door of a coal stove in the
bedroom open letting the deadly gas es.
cape. They were rescued just in time
to save their lives.
The many kindnesses extended by the
employees of the shoe factory toward one
of their associates, during her recent ILL
ness and subsequently death, is very COM
mendable to their generous natures as
W hole, and is but another deed TO be in
scribed to the banner of the wage Garner.
Rev. S. p. Smith of Thompsonville,
Conn. who occupied the pulpit of the
Universalist church last Sunday will &C.
cupy it again next Sabbath. He has &C
cepted the call of this society to become
its permanent pastor, and will enter npon
his duties as such the first Sabbath in
March. The reverend gentlemen will
also hold afternoon services in No. An
son during his pastorate here.
The Maine Central Relief Association
give its first annual concert and ball at
City Hail. Portland, Wednesday evening,
February 18th, for the benefit of the
Association. Tickets are sold for one
dollar and holders are entitled to one
fare for the round trip sold Feb, 18th,
and good to return the next day. This
society has 100 members, employees of
Maine Central Railroad, and has dsburs-
ed about $1,000 to benifciaries. The
cause is good one.
In December last we recorded the death
of Frederic Harville, an old and we'll
known citizen. The family circle is
again Swallowed by the death of his
daughter, Mrs. Josephine, wife Of George
Eames, which occurred on Sunday, after
long illness. This double sorrow
evokes the sympathy of all who know
this stricken family The funeral of
Mrs. Eames took place at her late home
on Middle Street on Tuesday, and was
conducted by Rev. C. v. Hanson. She
will be kindly and teuderly remembered.
She leaves husband and little girl to
mourn her loss.
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