The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-09-11
Mias Burrill will return Saturday.

~ i"o0 PiioW suaus only zoe al
Judkins & Dunton.
Cattle Show and Fair will be held at
Cornville, Thursday, September 25th.s
Bee what the Lewiston papers say of
Mugs Landing which plays there during
this week.
Hon. A. r. Bixby starts for Chiesqo
Friday TO attend q session of the Worlds
Fair Commission,
The September term of Supreme Court
commences Tuesday next, Walton, Justice,
presiding.
Call and SEE that elegant Miller 1 Sons
upright piano, Just received, Smiths Mu.
sic Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl Pepper and Misses
Louise and Grace Coburn have returned
from Christmas Cove.
In Mr.. woodman's brief reply of last
week to Mr.. Weston instead of paper
editor, read proprietor.
We want to buy q few copies of the
REPORTER Of the dates August 81 and
August %, 1890.
A good dark barbados molasses for
cooking, only 4oc at Patterson's. 10 per
cent discount In ten gallon lots.
The official census figures Is published
make Skowhegan's population 5,o6s In
stead Of s, l65 IS reported heretofore.
Miss Nettle NJ. Beane having passed
her vacation has resumed her position at
the office Of Dinsmore & Bickford.
Miss Annie Eaton who has been visit
ing the family Of B. F. Eaton returned
to her home In Augusta, Wednesday.
Rev. A. J. Racklif will give q temper
ance talk In g. A. R. Hall, Sunday P.
N. Sept. IA ats.15 O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited.
G. +. McClellans "Sancho" WAS trot-
ted full mile on the track here early In
the week, We arc informed, in 2.8os.
Rogers drove him.
Fl. d. Patterson has just received ten
hogsheads Of molasses, and can sell you
barbados at 45 with good discount
in ten gallon lots.
Miss Hannah Page has entered Welles-
ly college for five years course, having
left town Tuesday accompanied by her
father, Geo. N. Page.
The September term Of Probate Court
commenced at the Court House Tuesday
and adjourned yesterday. The volumn of
new business was light.
Mr.. Chas. Alva Brown, formerly Supt.
of the Fiberlte Co. in this place, is now
selling agent for the Rice Kendall Co.,
paper dealers, Boston.
Those Standard Sewing Machines
are models Of perfection. Take 1000
stitches per minute. Call and see them,
at Smiths Music Store.
Mrs. Edith Goodwin and Margaret are
at Greene this week, Miss Mary Steward
is officiating as librarian in Mrs. Good
wins absence.
A fine piece of macadamized road has
been laid by Surveyor Gilman from the
corner of Madison Ave-, and Water St. to
the railroad crossing
w. B. Steward has gone to market.
New goods next week.
Mr.. R. W. Brown returned from a cat
tie buying and selling trip. He bought $50
young cattle In Houlton and vicinity and
sold them to Ksnnebec farmers.
There is to be supper and sociable at
the vestries Of the M. E. Church, wednes-
day evening the 18th. Usual price for sup
per. All are cordially invited to attend.
Patterson has just received another lot
Of Heinze's bottled goods, such As midg
ct pickles. pearl onions, chill and celery
sauce. You should try these relishes as
they are acknowledged the best in the
market.
At the First Baptist Church next Sab
bath, Rev. G. F. Whitcomb, pastor, the
subject for the afternoon service, will
be Launch out into the Deep;' evening,
1.-THE love of God" Baptism alter the
sermon.
The Somerset Steam Laundry has,
changed hands, Mr.. Fred G. Dunlap sue
ceeding C. A. Vosmus as proprietor.
The new proprietor has In contemplation
the addition of valuable machinery at an
early date. ~ Z.
A naw having beeafdls
piece Of the iyexhShe-
block, it f3Qupa-ss,
1t, thereby causiasaa una.,-
in the progress Of ths'saiidlag much
be regretted all around.
All the new styles In dress goods ~
Ordway's.
The play Of the 1.-TWO Sisters" was
produced at Coburn Hall on Friday eve
ming last by good company and before
q large and appreciative audience. As
before, the whistling soloist, and acme
quartette we're pleasing features.
Lost, September Sd, somewhere be-
tween the corner Of North and High
.treets and the house of William Blunt, a
long rcd shawl. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving 1t at the Court
House or the Postofflce.
J. o. Bradbury, Esq, former well
known attorney of Somerset Bar, now
Of Old Orchard, Me-, was..united In mar
riage recently to Mrs. Gene 8. Haskell
also Of that place. The ceremony was
performed In 6axonvills, Mass.
G. A. Marston's, Erred M" did some
great trotting At Bangor last week, and
was highly complimsnted by the Bangor
dailes. He lowered his record to 2.294
and won the race In which he was en-.
tered. This week he trots at Lewiston.
Bargains, bargains In everything at judi
kins & Dunton's.
Dinsmore Blckford, ms. Agts. and
Music Dealers, have secured the agency of
the celebrated Chicago Cottage Organs.
They are said to have made the largest
number Of organs last year Of any Co. in
the world. Call and see them.
The Harry Llndley Co. remaines only
two nights more, they have been playing
to good houses, and is - good . low
price Co. - was ever IN COburn Hall,