The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Barney Bros.
Try the corset Ordwsy sells at 10 cts
A 25c jersey vest for lie at Judkins s.
Dunton's.
Geo. W. HAYES is in Portland this " eek
on business.
White skirts 40 cts. Drawers 20 cts at
ordway's.
New jackets this morning at White &
Wildes
See the new mohairs In all colors at
Stewards.
r.. A. Stacy has been appointed post
m ster at Palmyra.
The famous Cleanfast blk. hose for sale
at Judkius & Dunton's.
Mr.. j. C. Griffin has been at home
portion of the past week.
Infant cloaks, bonnets, dresses, shirts,
socks and blankets al Colby's.
Mrs. d. B. Holt and little daughter are
visiting family friends In Wilton.
See the great bargains In corset covers
for 25 and 80 cts at ordway's.
Mrs. Joseph Boucher of Portland is
visiting the family of II. P. Thyng.
90 doz more knotted fringe linen tow
els only ID cents at White 4 Wildes'.
Rev. ]. II. Little of Richmond is to be
Memorial Day orator at Eorridgewock.
Patronize the public bath rooms at
Somerset Steam Laundry, open till noon
Sundays.
The best fast black hose for % cents at
White & Wildes' Mending cotton with
each pair.
The Woman's Club meets with Mrs A.
W. Wildes this Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock
d. S. Wiley and Alonzo Smith of
Cornville are on a trip to Boston this
week.
d. W. Weber of Lewiston. with his
wife, were the guests of j. II. Williams
over the Sabbath.
Another new lot of the Peerless under
wear arrived at Ordway's special low
prices.
d. c. Robinson, Esq, Of Boston, was
in town last week and returned to his
home Monday last.
The Universalists have a "tag sociable"
tonight. If you weigh less than $50 lbs.
you can get in for 10 cents.
The Sorosis will meet at &. A. R. Hall,
May LIST. Supper at six. Members are
requested to remember the baskets.
Ordway reports a large dress goods
trade the past week, and 1t is no wonder
with his immense variety and rare bar
gains.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Estes, 1t will be very commodious
structure.
Dead River yesterday and they are gen.
orally going in to start the logs on the
stream and brooks.
Curtis says, out of town people can
save lots of money and still have the ad-
vantage of his artistic milliner, Miss
Withee to trim their hats.
Henry Mitchell and Charles A. Ross are
at Portland this week as Grand jurors at
the U. s. District Court, and George c.
Dane and Isaac Ames as petite jurors.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
the State Agricultural Society to the colt
stakes by which it will be observed that
the date of close of entries Is May LIST,
positively.
Messrs. Forest & Dow have received
another plumbing contract at the Insane
Hospital at Augusta. They have just
finished their plumbing job on the new
building there.
Architect Fassett of Portland was In
town yesterday to look over the building
of the First National Bank, preparatory
to making plans for its reconstruction
for bank purposes.
The young trotting mare Jennie M. by
Edmunds Knox was purchased the past
week by G. A. Marston of Josiah Fernald
for $500, and competent judges consider
the trade a bargain.
Union services were held Fast Day In
the Congregational Church with a sermon
by Rev. d. B. Holt: We have synopsis
of the discourse In type but 1t is unavoid'
ably crowded out this week.
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.
DR. Ellen Z. Mitchell, of Maulmain,
Burmah spoke In the First Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon last, and In the
Bethany Baptist Church Sunday evening
on the subject Of missions.
Mr.. W. F. Robbins has had one of
those new Russell Electric arc lamps
placed In his store, and takes pleasure in
discussing its merits and strong points.
1t is certainly fine looking light.