The Somerset reporter., 1891-05-14
More sarsaparllIa at RIxhy & Bucks.

"'''N ool noPaiiild at blADy q Duck ..
new line OF psrasols at Judkins &
Dyer's.
j. W. Hobart u East Madison lost a
valuable brood mare and colt this week.
In testing the fire apparatus by the
Skowhegan fire department Monday night
bad break was discovered In the force
pump pipe ON Water Street, and repaired
Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell has made -four
iquOr seizures, since the new law went
into fleet, the , inst. Que Of til,
packages came by freight anl three by
pXpress.
Any party having a small vacant reui
on the South size in good location, and
having modern conyenlenees, can secure
a good tenant by writing TO Box 1913
Skowhegsn Ollce.
Mrs. Frank Ross returned to her home
in St Stephen, N b. by the train Of
Friday afternoon last, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs c. b. Ward, who will
make AL extended visit with her.
IL, S. lIllman has removed from the
Ross block to the new store in the Nor
rison & Mcclellan block. 1t is just :
years since he started in business on the
same spot, in the OLD Morrison block.
NJ tt A..t.I 1..ff I,FNTt
this morning to spend the summer with
their daughter, Mrs Samuel Trask in
Peabody Mass. Mrs. Trask came here
Saturday last and returned to her home
to-day.
As II. A. Archer was driving home from
down town Thursday last he rose in his
carriage to don his overcoat. Just at
this time his horse started suddenly and
Mr.. Archer was thrown from the vehicle
breaking q rib.
We understand that there is an OPP
portunty for smart young men, aged
from Is to 81, to learn to operate the
"Boston Lasting Machine" in keene
Bros Shoe Factory. This is a good OPP
portunity for some young men to learn a
trade and we advise them to apply at
once
The friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. HoXe, spent very pleasant
afternoon and evening at their home,
oontb Of tho y;lloun on Cat loot n haino
the twentieth anniversary of their we'd
ding. Supper was served to about eighty
Some very handsome presents were pre-.
scented.
The Sorosis held their last meeting for
the season at The CobuTn last evening.
The programme opened with one of Mr..
Haines No | suppers which was ap
parently heartily enjoyed, followed by
the election of officers for the coming
year, and a short pl4y. The evening wa
pronounced most enjoyable one.
Messrs King & White, employees of
the Shoe Factory, have invented and put
on the market preparation to be known
as The Electric shoe Dressing" for
boots and shoes of any kind. The dress
ing imparts nice gloss to leather, and is
meeting with good sale. 1t can be pro
cured of II. W. Cushing at - cts. per
bottle.
One of the striking phases of the
Thomas Entertainment in Coburn Hall
Saturday evening is the reference to
Slcrdans brilliant campaign in the
Shenandoah Valley, and the recitation Of
Buchanan Reds thrilling poem, "Sheri-
dams Ride" accompanied by views OF
Winchester, the Valley Pike, "sheridal
fifteen miles away sheridan ten mile,
away" Sheridan five miles away y
Sheridan on the line;n Statue of tn,
horse and man."
W, II. Ward has opened store l54,
Ilater st. for the buying and selling OF
al! kinds OF second hand furniture
goods, farming tools and
machinery, carriages harness, and any
other goods or merchandise. Private sale
or auction. Bring in your goods and get
your cash or have them sold on commits
sion. Auction sales attended in any town
in Somerset Co., on application to Mr..
W. H. Ward who is a liscensed auc.
tioneer. ll5 Water St., Skowhegan, Me.
The newly organized Skowhegan base
ball team visited No. Arson on Saturday
last and met the Carrabassets of that
place, and as usual when those mines meet
a great contest was witnessed by the
spectators. The personnel of the the two
mines is nearly the same as last season,
but the feeling that prevails between
them is much different than was the case
one year ago. What was then raging
was is now friendly rivalry. OF the game
Saturday the Skowhegans came of vic
torious by score of 10 to .. The Car
rabassets will play here the latter part of
the month.