The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-02-27
Plain scrlm for fancy work at Ord

ways.
Mr.. I. H. Anderson went yesterday to
Boston.
Bargains In table oil cloths at Judklns
Dunton's.
Mr.. c. H. Pepper and wife returned to
Augusta this week
Go to Judkins & Duntons for mohair
dress goods.
L. H. Webb, Esq. went to st, Albaus
he first Of the week.
Deputy Sheriff F. P. Pencil OF Har.
mony is In town to-day.
Special bargains In black and cnlored
silks at White & wildes.'
w. F. Bacon and X. W. Brown Lift for
Boston, Monday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Gushing Of Bangor
were in town over Sunday.
A full line of the Peerless cotton un-
derwear just arrived at Ordways.
Miss Ann L. Matthews Is visiting
friends in Hsrtland for few days.
Rev C. V. Hanson attended the Baptist
Board meeting at Augusta, Monday.
See those handsome 30 inch stripe dress
goods at 30 cts yard at ordway's.
Mr.. T. o. King of Hartford CT, came
to town Monday night for brief visit.
J. N. Smith reports the demand in
creasing for the Microbe Killer See ad.
Misses Alice aud Ollie Bray went to
Lowell, Tuesday, where they will remain
a few weeks,
White muslin nouncings. for ladies and
chldrens dresses just received at
Stewards.
The hop at G. A. r. Hall last Thursday
night was well attended notwith landing
the storm.
w. r. Brown 4 Sen shipped % cows
and AZ calves to Watertown market
Monday morning.
The cheapest yet, double with flannel
dress goods only 10 cts in ter different
colors at White & Wildes'.
Frank Morrell, of Boston, a d Howard
Friend were among those VII spent the
Sabbath in town.
Protect the eyes from fine spring sun.
All kinds of colored glas.es and goggles
can be found at L. W. NJ 70, s's, bingham.
Rev. Mr.. Hanson will oce upy the pulpit
at the Congregational church next Sab
bath, In the absence of Rev. Mr.. Racklifi.
W. R. Clifford received last evening
fine specimen of a fisher Or wild cat that
was captured recently at Enchanted
Pond.
The Ladies of Russell Relief Corps are
requested to meet at their hall Friday
March 9TH at o'clock. Business of i'm
Portance.
E. C. Heselton returned Monday noon
from his extended trip to the large cities
and also to Tennessee, where he made an
investment in real estate
Mr.. Cyrns Greeley of Lewiston,
builder, was in town yesterday by request
of an insurance adjuster, to estimate the
value of tue Morrison Block.
The ladies' of the Uuiversalist Society
will give their annual Town meeting din
ner in G A. h. Hall next Monday. A
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
Over 1927 900, 900 have been paid to the
widows and orphans of the Ancient Or
der of United Workmen, since the incep-
ton of the Order, twenty one years ago.
Luther Gushing has been quite sick the
past week, so that his daughter Miss Alice
Cushing was caiiiiodi hume from Boston.
His condition is now much more favora-
BILE.
The subject of the sermon next Sunday
morning at the Methodist church is
Honesty in Social, Business and Relig
ious Life" All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Leslie Littlehale. who for some
months past has been acting as White &
Wildes' agent in the sewing machine bust
ness, left town for his home in Augusta
Tuesday afternoon.
An analysis of one of the limitations of
Brussels soap revealed the startling fact
that it contained over 40 per cent. of mar
BILE dust. No wonder these limitations are
sold for cents bar. They would be
dearer at 3 cents, than Brussels is at
cents.
On complaint and warrant sworn out
by Mr.. Frederick Hoyt, shoe dealer, Mr..
S. H Hart, shoe dealer, was brought be-
fore Trial Justice Bachelor, Mon lay last,
charged with violation OF the law against
lotteries. L. N. NJ ,rrill, Esq, appeared
for the prosecution aud Hon. S. j. Wal
ton for the defence. The defendant was
ordered to recognize In the sum of $500
to appear In the Supreme court.
Hon. A. R. Bixby, Mr.. C. A. Marston
and Alonzo McIntire on Saturday last
left town to join the Raymond excursion
that leaves Boston Monday for Hartman,
Tennessee, under the auspices Of the East
Tennessee Land Company Of which Gen.
Clinton B. Flske of New Jersey is Presi-
dent and Hon. f. M. Goodall of Sanford,
Maine is one of the directors. They ex-
pect to be gone several weeks at least.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers recorded
during the past week;
Fairfield Geo. M. Chapman to Elvira
+. Keene, 5000.
Observation-Disclosures Dyer ct al. to Shaw
& Manson, 81 700.
Bingham Calvin & Warren Colby to
Elizabeth F. Colby, $1,000. Geo. w.
Savage ct al. to A f. Adams, $500. Geo
W. Savage ct al, to Henry Washburn ct
al, $1,000. Geo. W Savage ct al. to
Henry Washburn, 81 900. A. L. Adams