The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
feast for all. See Harris ad.

LOCAL ITEMS.
A feast for all. See Harris ad.
25 pieces new satteens at Ordway's.
10 ct. Corsets for so cts at White {
Wildes.
Have you seen the corset, Ordway sells
at rs cents.
A big chance for everybody. See
Harris ad.
f. Williams will close out his stock
In trade at bargain.
The recent thaw made skating around
the edges upon the river.
Special values in new cream and red
Fl table damasks at Ordway's
q Fred Conant arrived Monday with four
n nice heavy team horses.
25 ladies' are invited to meet at White
Wildes', and each buy cloak and be
happy.
MFR. W. ]. Martin has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Vickery the past
\ week,
u Rev. G II. Hinckley very acceptably
q supplied the pulpit Of the Baptist Church
last Sunday.
N An opportunity to get valuable and use
II full articles without cost or expense.
y See Harris ad.
VIM. G. Heselton has sheep that
dropped = lamb on Friday night last
weighing II lbs.
Mr.. L. J. Addition is just getting about
again after a confinement Of three weeks
from the Grippe"
DR.. j. B. Bell Of Boston, accompanied
by his wife, came to town Monday even
ing for brief visit.
Miss Pierce will open private school,
for children, in the Pleasant St. school
hou,e, Mon. Feb. 18th.
We hear that the scholars of the Park
School, Miss Gaylord teacher, are to give
an exhibition soon in Grany Army Hall.
Mr.. Alonzo Smith of Cornville accom-
panied Miss Oracle Judkin's to Kansas,
they leaving by Monday mornings train.
have made great and valuable addi-
ton to my art gallery, the "World Fair
Views of Chicago" Do not miss sight
s. d.
Mr.. H. S. Blaisdell has removed his
clothing business to Gardiner, and a con-
fectionery dealer now occupies that
store.
Miss Lena Cook of the telephone Office
has been obliged to absent herself from
her duties for several days, by sickness,
but is on duty again.
s. W. Philbrick went to Portland on
business w Wednesday and doubt par
ticpated In the ball of the M, c. Relief
Association held in that city last evening.
Mr.. E. c. Heselton continued his jour
towns being opened up by northern syn
dicates where he will make some invest
ments.
We learn that County Attorney Dan
forth's condition is much improved, and
that we may hope to see him about again
soon should nothing occur to mar his
progress.
Miss Anna Pegram, after visit of
some weeks to relatives in town. left by
Wednesday mornings train for Chicago,
and after brief visit In that city will re.
turn to her home In Lincoln, Ill.
Mrs. H. o. Brown returned to Boston
by Wednesdays train, DR.. and Mrs
Brown are soon to remove to Providence,
where they will locate, the doctor enter
ing upon the practice of his medical pro-
fession In that city.
Mrs. X. C. Houston received the sad
intelligence by the mail of Sunday morn
ing last, of the death of her parents in
Scotland, both passing away within
brief period Of each other the ultimate
cause Of their death being extreme age.
The Fiberite Mfg. Co. have just plac-
ed another order with Is for 900 more
of those mammoth circulars setting forth
the comfortable features of the Symmes
Hay Cap, now being turned out in such
large numbers at their mills is this place.
A recent analysis Of one Of the imita
lions of Brussels soap revealed the start
ling fact that 1t contained over 40 per
Cent. marble dust, which costs less than
$500 ton. No wonder it is sold for s
cents bar. It would be dear at cents
a bar.
Mr.. E. LYON, one of our Oldest and
best known citizens, has ordered a nice
flag, Skill feet. for the High School build
ing, and It will be presented At some day
in the near future. Let the good work
70 on until every school building in town
il provided with the National emblem.
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