The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-05-12
SDecialties.

SpeclhItles.
We are still on earth and doing bust
ness. but haven't had anything to say 10
you for a couple of weeks for which you
must excuse us.
We have few articles to which we
wish to call your attention this week and
one of these is Gail Borden's Condensed
Cofee. The greatest thing for fishing
and camping out parties, ever invented.
1t Is coffee. and milk condensed and
preserved in sugar so that when IA cup'of
coffee is needed just stir a teaspoonful
into cup of hot water and you have it
all ready to drink a delicious cup of
coffee. 1t is what every fisherman
should take with him and the price is
within reach of all, 40cts per can.
/ Armour's Ok and Lunch Tongue, two
articles that are just as essential to the
camp rs is the condensed coffee. We
draw the special attention of the fisher
man to these articles because it is the
time of year when they begin to polish
up their poles and get their appettes in
to shape. to give the Carry Pond trout Il
warm reception.
DO you like Olives: Perhaps you do
not buy rs many rs you would like 10,
goods. We have them in bulk and sell
them ut 40cts per quart. they are large
and of delicious flavor.
Did you ever hear of Mandahling lava
Coffee: There isn't much of it sold here
in this vicinity rs the price is slightly
above that of the ordinary lavas, but
there are some people to whom price is Il
secondary consideration and for this
class of trade we have lately added 10
our stock Il small quantity of this cele-
bratcd brand and shall sell it AT +0ets
per ID.
We all like picked fish and cream. but
do moi like to pick the fish 50 we have il
all ready clear of bones and at the re-
markablN low price of loets per ID.
Curlice Bros Golden NAN Beans are
pronounced by goodiulges to be the best
strngesS beans ON the market and like
all first class articles they are higher
than the common goods.
If you need any Of The above good~
lust give H. II call.
Respectfully.
CAIRNS X GoOnRICII.
old Brick Store.
l25 Water ST. SkOwhc@an.
Mr.. VI. T. poolcr i in Bangor today
Don't miss seeing Susie GoodNin
Saturday night.
Changcahlc silks for skirts waists and
trimmings. III W. II. Wildes.
The Granite workers strikes at various
places have not been adjusted vet but
early settlement of difficulties i, hoped
for.
Mr.. Brooks Brown. who is about 10
open the QunnchaSset House AT Nor-
ridgcwoek. purchased a fine horse and
carriage Of l.. W. Chase. the past week.
Rev. j. j. Lewis of So, Boston will de-
liver his Great Lecture tile Passion
Play" nj Goburn Hall, TUESDAY June.
II.
Still our newspaper folder and paster
shipped from Fulton, \. y, April, 18th.
fails TO put in an appearance. Such de
lay is cNasperating aS well Il inconven-
lent.
1t is evident to all that l.. W. Chase
is having Il great carriage and harness
trade and he keeps his stock complete
by having new ones constantly arriving.
He received II large shipment the past
week.
Rev {, +. Mclntirc of Springfield. VT.
has accepted Il call to becomr Pastor Of
the Universalist church of This place and
will commence his labors here the first of
June. Mr.. McIutire will preach here
next Sunday morning, May IL.