The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-03-12
It's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT soap.

dress goods at - cts at Ordway's. Reg
ular 30 ct. goods.
The March term of Probate Court COM
menced at the Court House Tuesday and
will adjourn Friday.
The firm of Woodbury., Morrill, & Gage
has dissolved, Morrill, retiring Woodbury.
Gage will continue the business.
Capt. Charles Gammage has presented
Capt. Amherst Spofiord with fine min
iature yacht, for a weather-vane on his
new stable.
r. W. Brown & Co. shipped Monday
morning from Skowhegan station 10
oxen, 8 COWS and "a calves, to Watertown
market
A sociabe was held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Frost by the Uni
versalist society on Tue sday evening,
March TO-.
The County Commissioners were at
Madison Monday to determine tie bound
aries of certain streets referre to the
DOdTu ny Interested pditieS
William Clark who has been book keep
er at Augusta during the Writer started
Wednesday, for a trip to Scotland, partly
On business and partly for pleasure,
A new fresh lot of Dana's Sasseparilla
at Geo. Cushing's.
J. o. Bradbury, Esq, of Saco, arrived
in town last evening. He is to make u
professional trip to Texas within a few
weeks in the interest of the heirs of the
Bean estate.
Some soaps are little else than fancy
wrappers, others merely pleasant
"smell" and the balance nearly all rosin.
Brussels soap is soap only, Hrd the best
and most economical at tha'.
Mrs. II. II. Blgelow lef - Tuesday
mornings train for Bostoa Gad New
York, to select her stock o ing and
summer millinery. The hrs + jtallment
of new goods came yesterdaJ d others
will arrive soon.
Clerk of Courts Brainerd hiss made
change in the form of court docket for
the March term, by which brief record
Of each case with time of original entry
is given. 1t will be great convenience
to the Court and Attorneys.
The annual Club tea of the Sorosis will
be held at The Coburn Tuesday evening,
March II. Very fortunately Mr. Carol
Bartlett will be present. Members wish
ing tickets can find them at Mr.. Geo.
Webb's store.
A special train from Waterville will ar
awe about O'Clock this evening bring
ing the members of Canton Halifax of
Watervile with ladies', aud a large party
of Odd Fellows from Fairfield Lodge to
attend the concert and ball IN Coburn
Hall this evening.
Stephen d. Greenleaf, Esd, is solicit
Ing Subscribers fer e yslashle historical
work entitled 1.-THE Story of Man." 1t is
a large comprehensive and highly inter
esting book and is sold at moderate
price. Our friend Greenleaf always pur-
poses to give the tull value of cash re-
ceived when he sells anything.
The New England Directory has been
delivered to subscribers in town this
week. 1t is large volume, we'll filed
with information in regard to business
firms and persons, and contains a nice
map of the New England States. Pub
lished by Sampson, Murdoch Co., loo
Franklin ST., Boston, Mass. Price 81 so.
Mr. r. L. Fuller, representative of the
Chicago Inter- Ocean. Is with his wife and
son making Hotel Coburn his home for
week or more. While here on business
connected with the Board of Trade Jour-
nal he learned something of the attrac-
lions of Skowhe gan hotels and low goes
out of his way to avail himself of them.
Remnants of hamburgs very cheap at
NJ b. Heselton's.
Sebasticook Encampment, Ne. SO, l, o.
OF. of Pittslelt has extended an invita-
ton to Parmenas Encampment. No Is, of
Skowhegan, to attend meetirg of Sc
basticook encampmeut on Wednesday
evening, March 20. to see the work of the
Patriarchal, Golden Rule and Royal Pur-
pie degrees. Other encampmeDts are to
be invited.
The new and paa.ial steamer "Kenne-
becn will be put on the route soon as the
ice leaves the river, and will make three
trips per week thereafter instead of two
as formerly, leaving landings on the Ken
nebec river Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. Returning will leave Lincola's
wharf, Boston, every Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday evening at six O'clock.
Mr.. II. L. Cushing, who is well and
favorably known as a Crayon Artist, has
an excellt Mt erayon likeness Of the late Mrs
Nellie Durrell Weld on exhibition In the
window of Judkins & Dyet's store, which
those who appreciate faithful work will
take satisfaction in looking at. Mr.
Cushing is soon to establish a studio for
Photographic and Crayon work in the
rooms formerly occupied by L. H..
Hodges.
Emery Whitten Deputy Sheriff at Pitts
deld, was at Skowhegan last Friday, and
resigned his office as deputy sheriff and
requested the appointment of William
Pushor Of Pittsfeld as his successor. Mr..
Written is gentleman well qualified to
perform the duties of deputy. Other
business matters that he has entered into
which will obllge him to be absent from
the state greater part of the time, made
1t necessary to give up the office.
Hamburgs of all widths at NJ. B. Hesel-
toms.
The remains of Mr. II. A. Jewett, who
died at Los Angeles, Cal, the 10th OF
February, arrived at Skowhegan, Sunday
morning, March 9Th. The body was tc
have left Los Angeles, Friday, Feb. 2lst
put was delayed several days by the grea'
flood. Mr.. Jewet was an engineer lie
was a son of the late Hiram Jewett, anc
leaves mother and sister who reside at
the home place on Madison street. The
funeral services occurred Monday after.
noon, conducted by Rev. A. j. RsckliG.
Business at the store Of White
Wildes has been practically at stand.
still the past week, the store having beer
placed in the hands Of the painters and
decorators. The wood work has beer
newly painted and vanished, while the