The Somerset reporter., 1893-11-16
and VICINITY

nr Nm. NJ. Pulsifer was in town yes
Fiay.
Cream Balm at Patterns Drug store,
cents,
peputy sheriff Simon Fox of Athens.
q. in town, Tuesday.
F. Danforth. Esq, went to Bangor
s.erlav. on professional business.
Y. b. Brown Esq, and Deputy Sher
FTyman Grant of Solon were in town,
lnday.
Mr. Frank Philbrick and Miss Fannie
klbriek. of Waterville. were in to II,
rsday.
Mrs. Geo. Il. Pishon, formerly OF this
l,re, nov of East Fairfield, is in Port
md under the medical care of DR..
Epeks.
william Lockyer aud j. p. Dudley of
s.ti. are in town this week on business
|'uected with lumber operations on
had River waters.
The annual inspection of Russell W.
C., will occur on Friday, Nov. II, at
o'clock 2. NJ. All members are ear
Es,lv requested to be present.
The ocean steamer, La Bretagne, upon
hch Mrs. Stephen Coburn and family
i Mr.. c. II. Pepper and family en-
rked. arrived at Havre, France, the
sh inst.
Engraved visiting cards and plate
ihe a Christmas gift valuable and use-
to either ladies' or gentlemen. Or
Il may be left at this office and should
given As soon rs possible. \ full line
samples to select from and prices as
as is consistent for first-class work.
Weston & Brainard shut down their
nber mills Tuesday. They have cut
about IL millions of logs this sea
aud liled about one-half million.
ay caught in their boom this season
We than six million feet, three mil
o. of which were sold to the two pulp
d, here.
lovers of Longfellow will want to see
adaptation of 1.-The Hanging of the
Fner as presented by the NJ. +. Soei-
next Friday evening in the vestry.
il is a very unique and pleasing ar
cement of the poem and will doubt
be well attended. Admission il-
Fiing the Souvenir supper. - cents.
bper & to S.
The somewhat celebrated horse case
trial at Augusta for more than Il
tk Stackpole vs. Perkins. au action
alleged breach of warranty in the
of the horse Cunard Jr., ended Mon
with a verdict for the defendant.
Jury was out but a brief time before
found the verdict. Mr.. Perkins is
syindicated fully.
Fhe Leland Tanning Company re-
Fed an order yesterday, from the
Eyer Boot and Shoe Company for 400
of leather more, now, to finish up
hey state it, and also 100 siles per
th from now until Spring. This in
Fton to the other orders already re-
Fed will insure the running of the
berry to its full capacity until Spring.
product of this Company is finding
y sale. and increased sale wherever
". Weston, director, and 5. w.
brick, clerk and treasurer, attended
tsting of the directors of the kenne-
Log Driving Company at Augusta,
kday. With other business the COM
assessed tax of ! cent per log
tage for the Hallowell boom. This
usual price and is assessed upon
feces, actual count made as they
hfted out of the boom. The num-
VI pieces this year was something
$4,000 or about - millions feet.
understand a movement is being
led towards holding three days
0lnation horse salr in Skowhegan
in January. The idea is that
tset farmers and many others have
W present time surplus of colts
horses of good breeding, and really
tOle animals for which there seems
call. 1t is proposed to have these
or as many as can be secured en-
ior this sale, with their pedigrees,
After which they will be cata-
H. and distributed in New York,
% and other markets. There is no
but what there are plenty of buy
NO want Just such class of horses.
were brought to their notice and
mind it would seem a fine scheme
10Y much ready money could be
ki
y chenille covers, at Judkins.
'ge chenille t Bile covers sl.oo at