The Somerset reporter., 1890-05-01
The 40 Bsrneys.

/ The Two Bsrneys.
Creamery butter, 70 tents ID.
NV psrasols at White 4 wildss.
Window sha les ready T. put up only
- cents at fairbrothers
hiss Z b Dunton Is confined to hel
rooms al the Heselton by illness.
Curtis has just received all the new
styles Ia baby bonnets.
Cream eolored seersuekers, cents .
+ ID al stewards
Miss Agnes b ssr)rd Is at home from
Portland ON brief visit.
b 7. Coffin E,q. made a business triI
to Boston this week.
Double width dress goods 10 cents at
Judkins i Duntons.
An extra good value In % cent fast
black bicycle hose at Stewards.
Remnants Fruit Loom" bleached cot.
ton only cents yd. at ordwa,'s.
Fred Addlngton of Winthrop spent the
sabbath with his parents In this village.
An immense line OF sstteens and all
kinds Of wash dress goods at Ordway's.
Nj II. z, Thyng has been on the sick
lat since Sunday last aud confined to his
house
Mrs. Jas Frost and children passed a
portion OF last week and Sunday with
friends IN Portland.
Guaranteed fast black hose only 10 cts
at White Wildes' Mending cotton
with each pair.
Why does the Pilot Boy tobacco retain
the leadf Because it is the biggest and
best ping for 10 cents In the market.
Banquets have been "bunched" In town
OF late. There have been no less than
four within u DAYS.
Sufferers from Rheumatism will learn
with Joy of the great Florida Rheumatic
Remedy advertised elsewhere.
The Sorosis hold their last meeting for
the season at G. A. X. hall, this evening.
Supper at six.
L. p. Mayo of the Fairfield Journal
and Mrs. Mayo attended the Woman's
Club Banquet st the Coburn last evening.
Have you seen the Worlds Fair" pill
low sham holder? Does not fold or
crease the sham, nor in any way mar the
the bedstead, just received at Bragg &
Varney's.
Always avoid shams and limitations, and
Insist upon having the genuine. You
will be doing this and will get the most
desirable article in the market when you
call for Brussels soap.
Miss May Elise Fellows arrived Mon
day afternoon from Boston where she
has been spending the winter, pursuing
her musical studies She will be at home
for several months.
L. W. Chase Is expecting several car
loads of carriages of all styles, to arrive
by an early train, that are already over
due. 1t is reported this will be the finest
shipment of carriages ever received here,
and will be sold at very low prices.
Messrs. Weston Brainard have no
logs to saw now, and they do not expect
any until about the 10th of May. Their
yards are well cleared of all common
boards and timber. The call for the
purpose of housing ice was more than
they could fill.
Low prices in cotton shirtings and cot
ton paintings at Ordways.
The trustees of the Somerset Agricult-
ural Society evidently mean business this
year, as they already have their premium
list about ready for the printers, and it
will be circulated at least six weeks ear
lier than usual. The date set for the
show is the 10th, 18th and 18th Of Sept.
The base ball season opened in this
place on Saturday last, when a young
club from Pittsfleld played the Volunteers
The game was far from interesting as
the visitors were far from being the
equal of the home team and to the credit
of the management of the Volunteers 1t
may be said wele not such team as they
expected to meet. The result was IA to