The Somerset reporter., 1890-03-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

notice. Commercial specAty. oiuei
by mail will receive careful attention.
/ LOCAL ITEMS.
The best 10 ct. Bustle at Ordway's.
Brussels Soap is initiated. Look out
Mrs. T. s. Hall went to Augusta, Sa,
urday.
Full line Of new spring jackets at Ord
ways.
Mr.. John Dealy went to Boston, yes
terdsy.
Mr.. Murray Quimby, of Augusta was II
town yesterday.
Chldrens drilling waists only ID cent
each at Stewards.
II. 8. Steward made business trip t.
G rdiner, Saturday.
Miss Agnes Stafford returned to Port
land Monday morning.
Go to Judklns & Dunton's for plain ane
striped Nohairs
& MIA. T. Murphy of Augusta, arrived
i on last evenings train.
A bargain In coverlet qailts at 10 cents
at White & Wildes.
Hon. VIM. philbrick Is on a visit tt
Boston for q few weeks.
20 dozen knotted fringe all linen towels
p 10 cents ~ white \ Wildes.
We publish statements Of the con dision
of eur Natioual banks this week.
C. A. Masston and A. II. Weston are
% business trip to Michigan.
Hop. and Mrs. d. W. Allen, Of Fdr'
field was in town over the Sabbath.
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs.
Bell, Madison St. this Thursday after.
noon.
Hon. t. II. Webb went to St. Adams
on business Tuesday and will return to-
day.
White & Wildss open on next Saturday
1000 yards &c inch dress flannel at Ii
cents.
Mr.. A. j. Roberts. principal of the
Somerset Academy at Athens was in
town Saturday.
Dir. and Mrs. C. X. Partridge of Angus
ia were in town. last week the guests OF
Mrs. E. S. Prescott.
Mrs. A. W. Wildes and Mis-. Alice de-
parted Saturday morning for Dedham,
Mass, where they remain for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fairbrother went to
Boston on Monday. Mrs. Fairbrother
will remain In the city several weeks.
Mr.. John Owens. of Bingham was in
town for several days last week on o
visit to his sister, Mrs. John Ambrose.
Mr.. Chas. A. Fairbrother goes to The
Forks tomorrow morning to represent
the clothing establishment of G. w.
Halves.
DR.. Cora Johnson viii return from ihei
studies in the hospitals of Boston and
New York, on or before March 10, and
resume practice.
r. S. Hillman has bought ont the stock
In trade of f. A. williams, and has NOV
ed into the store formerly occupied by
him. See ad.
DR.. G. M. Twitchell of Fairfield at
tended the Pomona Grange meeting al
f. Madison this week, and made trip
to Scion, afterward.
tha Epta
tainment' statement by the Committee
The cause is a good one and the attend
ance should be large.
so doz. of the "Royal stainless" fast
black hose just arrived at Ordway's, only
20 cts, and package of mending cotton
given with every pair.
George Is. B. Jackson of Portland
Hon. Geo. C. Wing'of Auburn and Hon
f. +. Webb of Waterville were at Hotel
Coburn yesterday.
Imitators come and 90 like clouds
along wintry sky. but Brussels soap,
and that alone. holds its Arst place among
the economical housekeepers.
Messrs. Howard Gaylord and VIII
Perkins, two skowhegan young men,
left Monday morning for Illinois, where
they expect 70 and situations.
Patterson, the grocer is having a big
run on Pilot Boy Tobacco, because 1t il
the biggest plug, best smoke and lowest
price for rs cents.
Last dance Of the season at Cernville
town house next Monday evening, st.
Patrick's day. Tickets only IS cts. Mu-
sic by Skowhegan orchestra, pieces.
Hon. A. r. Bixby arrived home from
his Tennessee and Alabama trip Tuesday
evening, and expects to make another
trip to that region at an early day
Mr.. J. w. Jewett received dispatc h
Saturday of the sudden death of a daaght-
er, Mrs. Walter Glover, at Quincy, Mass,
Mrs. Jewett and Arthur left for Quincy,
Monday.
Rev. G. W. IIinckley has received and
accepted call to become the pastor of
the Baptist church at Oakland, to succeed
Rev. C. E. Owen who has become pastor
of the Baptist church at Gardiner.
Last Sunday was reported by those who
had to be abroad as about the widest
day of the entire winter, in the country,
where the wind had full sway. The
roads were drifted badly.
To our customers. silks of all colors
should be ripped to be rehnished or re-
c,lored, also all wooden goods to be re-
tinted. But for dry cleansing need not
be ripped, Buzzelrs Famous Dye House.
Jas. Hollis condition has so far i'm
proved as to permit of his removal to the
residence of his uncle, Lewis Anderson,
which change was made on Friday of last
week. His progress towards recovery
will necessarily be slow.
Mr.. W. H. Paine has his new patent
machine for printing oil cloth by steam
power sufficiently developed to show
what it will do when perfected. The
one he has been experimenting upon Is
adjusted to print three colors at once and
is adjusted to run at the rate of 80 yards
per minute.
We learn that Henry Washburn, has
purchased the Stage House at Bingham,
and taken possession Of the same, and
has also traded for the property OF Geo.
w Navage known ~ the HOlbfook