The Somerset reporter., 1890-04-24

More new goods next week at Steward'l
Jersey undervests In al prices at
Stewards.
New figured muslins for curtains at
Ortway's.
Judklns L Dunton are selling quantities
of kid gloves.
Up stairs tenement to rem. inquire OF
William Doran
A fine line Of worsted cloths for jack
els at Ordway's
See White & wlldes' line of dress
goods before you buy.
s. d. Arnold took advantage of MGR.
chants week to visit Portland
E. F. Fairbrother went to Boston on
Saturday last on business trip.
Patterns soda as good as in past seasons,
what more can we say in its praise
VIM. Flye has been appointed trusnt
officer and constable by the selectmen.
Governor Burleigh has designated Fri
day May 9th to be observed as AIhor day.
Mr.. Charles Millken landlord of the
Augusta House was in town Monday last.
Remember the visit of Dr. Fitzgerald
at Hotel Heselton tomorrow the 25th
inst.
The high class of work turned out by
1 ha Rtaa Ia
its reward.
w. H. Pearson and wife returned on
Thursday last from their winters resi-
dence In the south.
The street sprinkler was called into
active service on Tuesday last, for the
first time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Morrison and their
daughter Miss. Margery, took the train
for Portland, Tuesday.
White and mealy are tie Canada Rose
potatoes, sold by Cairns & Goorich.
Excellent seed for farmers
The "tag soclabe" at G. A. r. Hall to-
night is something entirely new and will
surely please old and young.
The annual banquet of the Woman's
Club will be on Wednesday evening next
the 3Oth inst at Hotel Coburn.
Morse & Aublne have removed their
meat market to Pittstield, where the y
think there is full better opening.
Mr.. f. II. Morrill,, the hackman went
to Bangor Monday and purchased new
covered hack, which will arrive in few
days.
DIR. Commits studio building has been
torn down the past week, and work Is to
be commenced on his new building at
once.
The wooden mill employees are looking
forward to vacation of a week the mid
die of May during the setting of the big
engine to be put in.
Those famous hay and grain caps, an
article that is held in high esteem by all
farmers who have used them, are adver-
tised In another column.
Rev. D. B. Holt left yesterday to attend
the Maine Methodist Conference at Bath.
Mr.. Holt will, 1t is understood return to
this charge for another year
Capt. H. II. Shaw of Portland, vet
eran Of the First Maine Heavy Artillery,
has been engaged to deliver the Memoir
al address here Msy 30th.
We learn that George Washburn re-
fused bona. fde offer of S294OO for his
three year old colt, by George w. on
Saturday last, his price being $500 90.
The bicycle business seems to be boom
ing. Mr.. r. T. Patten has already sold
over $1,000 worth of machines this season
Five of which were ladies safetys.
There will he no preaching services at
at the Universalist church next Sunday,
as the pastor will spend the entire day at
No. Arson. The Sunday School will
meet as usual. at II o'clock.
Mr. Octave Morse died at his home in
this village yesterday, aged II years. He
was one of our Oldest citizens and well
known to our people. He had been con-
fined to his home for the greater part of
the winter.
Isaac Corson, Jr., of Skowhegan was
brought before Justice Priest Saturday
on warrant sworn out by Chief of Police
Tufts. Was found guilty Of single sale,
fined $50 and costs and in default was
sent to Norridgewock Jail.
Mr.. A. A. Pierce the popular meat and
fish dealer. who has for some years been
doing business in rather cramped quar-
ters, has purchased the Peoples Market,
and removed thither. Mr.. Pierce makes
an announcement elsewhere.
The Knox Stallion Edmands Knox, has
been purchased from Josiah Fernald, by
C. II. Smith of Cornville and A. A. Good
rich of East Skowhegsn, and will stand
this season at the farm Of Mr.. Smith In
Cornville. This horse is the sire of the
finest horses that have gone from Som
srset county.
Imitstors and counterfeiter are Xix
some Of the creatures of the insect
world, which come to life with the morn
ing sun and die at even tide. But the
true and genuine; All! They live always.
And that is why Brussels soap, mo
rosin", still holds It's first place perfect
household soap
The concert at Coburn Hall given I'M
der the auspices Of the Young Peoples
Christian Endeav ,r of the NJ. f. Church,
was literally patronized, and netted the
society over 5000. The program pub
lished In our last issue was fully carried
out in highly complimentary manner to
those who furnished 1t. In addition, the
audience were given q rich musical treat
In violin solo by Mr.. F. W. Cochran
who also responded to generous encore
| from the audience.
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