The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-17
LOCAL ITEMS.
In towels at Stewards.

A new lot of ginghams just arr'eo a'
Stewards.
100 new pieces of Dress Goods at
White & wildes'.
70 different styles In cream wool dress
goods at Ordway's.
The first hand organ as well as SCISSORS
grinder appeared last week.
New fancy tassels and all shades In
pushes at Ordway's.
Mrs. G. 8. Hill returned Saturday last
from two weeks visit In Boston.
See those children's trimmed sailor hats
Curtis is selling for 25 cts.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Robinson returned
from Boston Saturday night.
See the two special bargains In black
,,lks that White L Wildes' are Offering
Mr.. Walter Pierce, the fruit, confec-
tionery and oyster dealer, has new ad
in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Goodrich of Water
vile passed the Sabbath Mrs. +. o.
Sawyer.
Landlord F. c. Heselton has been con-
fined to his room several days the past
week by illness.
Mrs. b. F. Eaton returned from her
visit in Camden, n. j., and Washington,
ID. c., on Thursday last.
George Belonga Is introducing patent
water hook that is received with much
favor by horse owners.
The beautiful warm days of Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, were the greatest
signs Of spring we have seen.
Remember the Royal stainless" war
ranted fast black hose for 20 cts, and
package mending cotton with every pair
at Ordway's.
Rev. C. v. Hanson left on Tuesday
morning for a brief vacation. His pulpit
will be supplied next Sunday afternoon
by Rev. A. j. Rackliff.
The Sorosis will meet with Mrs. }. r.
Oak Wednesday evening, the 23d inst, at
O'Clock. Members are requested to be
as prompt as possible,
1t is expected that Miss DR.. Ellen
Mitchell, medical missionary from In
dIa, will speak In the Bethany church
next Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock. All
are invited.
Mrs. Bigelow will show throughout the
season a nice assortment of trimmed and
uutrimmed goods, and will guarantee her
L l,oa 10 m DOnHa
found elsewhere.
At the fourth quarterly conference
holden at the Methodist church In this
place, 1t was unanimously voted that they
request the return Of their pastor, Rev.
ID. b. Holt the coming conference year. !,
Mr.. w II. Savage, native of Bingham
who has been resident of Fitchburg,
Mass, for some time, is visiting friends
this section, preparatory to going west,
having decided to locate in Ogden, Utah.
Ed. Collins, N Arson, Is showing
the largest aud best selected stocks Of
room paper he ever had. II you are to
use any this season, be sure to look at
his, or send for samples. Prices from
cts. to % per roll
The price of the celebrated German eye
water, from the original prescription by
DR.. Agnew, which Walter F. Robbins has
for sale, ia so cts. q bottle. He says 1t Is
the best remedy known for weak eyes,
granular lids, etc.
The Cosmopolitan Theatre Co. who
appeared at Coburn Hall three nights last
week, received good patronage. Their
cheapness of prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents,
seemed their only good feature, as their
acting was hardly up to amateurs.
The Atkinson House Furnishing Com
pany, Portland, advertise Merchants
Week., as one of special attractions In
business, with free railroad fares to their
customers In proportion to the amount of
their purchases. See ad elsewhere. \
L. w. Chase, who is the acknowledged
leading carriage dealer Of Somerset
County, has leased the commodious re-
p,si,o over G. s. Hills stable for term
of years, and goes to market soon after
several car loads of vehicles.
Rev. and Mrs. C. v. Hanson, Rev. and
Mrs. Stephen Fletcher, Mrs. H M. Jones
and Miss Fannie Priest, left Tuesday
morning to attend the Baptist Missionary
Association Of the New England and
Middle States, which Is held in Portland
this week.
The Board Of Trade banquet Is to come
OF Tuesday evening next, and Is destined
to be an enjoyable occasion. The four
Cs. have splendid menu In view, and all
members are expected to be present &C
eompanied by ladies' They will regret 1t
< they do not attend.
Imitators and counterfeiters are lik
|ome of the creatures of the insect
vorld, which come to life with the morn
hg sun and die At even tide. But the
rue and genuine; All! They live always.
And that is why Brussels soap, mo
tosin", still holds its nrst place q perfect
household soap.
Chief Engineer Thypg of the Fire De-
partment is to improve . portion Of to-
morrow East Day. by taking the mem.
bers of the department through the
several hotels, a. well - in and about
several poor business blocks, that they
NAV get familiar with "the lay Of the
land" and thus be better prepared for
action in case of an alarm. A happy
thought, and Hiram Is full Of them.
The Bethany Mission Band had very
interesting penny Harvest" last satur-
day afternoon in the chapel. Some time
since . cent was given to each Of the
members. This they were to invest In
any way that they might choose, and
bring In the increase at the appointed
hour. Twenty-six responded with the
fruits Of their toll. It WAS found that
the sum total was 1850. an increase Of
nearly sixty-fold. One cent had grown
10 q. -, and none had multiplied less
than tsn-fold. There wsrs intsrssting
exercises. BY the members. and rsfrssh-
msnts were served at the close. This
society l. d . very nosrishing condition.
70 viii heeoaftee b known - the AiiIer
lllsoicn Nand. u lome0bsanoe Of ~ lats
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