The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-04-04

riety Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs,
notice. Commercial printing specially. Orders
by mail will receive careful attention.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Worsteds cts. an on. at 0rdway's
"Uncle Toms Cabin Co" coming. See
ad.
Ieseton Bros < Co, are headquarters
for corsets.
Mr.. A. F. Gerald of Fairfield, is in
in town to-day.
The best % cent hose in town at IIesel-
ton Bros. X Co.
w. b. Stew ard is in Boston aud New
York markets.
The King & Ward corsets are going
cheap at Ordway's.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis are in New York
selecting spring millinery.
j. B. Nutting says he has the finest 8
cent cigar in town.
Best ginghams only s cents a yard at
! Heselton Bros. 4 Co.
Some fine rooms over Geo Phllbricks
new store are offered to rent.
Miss Grace Colby is in Waterville re-
ceiving instructions in painting.
Mr.. l. o. Palmer of Wareham, Mass,
is visiting in town for few days.
The best hustle in the market is 1.-THE
Pansy.' For sale by W. B. Steward.
Henry W. Bartlett has been appointed
postmaster at Athens vice C. f. Dore.
Mr.. Fred Leslie and wife of Fairfield,
were the guests of j. n, Smith over Sun
day.
Infants bonnets, jackets and underwear
from the King & Ward stock, half price,
at Ordway's.
Fred NJ. Eaton of this village has 1n-
ished his medical studies and received his
diploma as M. d.
w. B. Steward says he has the best
25c. hose in black and colors eyer offered
in Skowhegan.
hCihtihpSi Jul Siaht 'pthihS way tfab-
urday, April 9th New England Clothing
Co., so Water Street
Walter Pierce has Holsters come alive
by express and boils them Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Any lady in want of extra width cot
tons in bleached or brown should call at
w r Stewards
Rev. O. j. Hancock will probably re-
main in Saco and not return TO Skowhe-
gan as has been expected
Ordway's line of new spring dress
goods just arrived from market, so make
your selections at once.
Misses Julia and Fannie Nay have just
purchased an elegant Chickering Upright
Piano of j. n. x |. j. Smith.
George B. Keene has been at home
with his grandmother, Mrs. Mary S.
Vosmus, on short visit
ID. F. Judkins, is in the market hunting
for bargains for You and will exhibit the
same on April 4th, at S. DIS.
"Ranch 10" was given at Coburn Hall
last evening, before fair-sized audience
and by good company. Joys orchestra
furnished music.
White skirts at ruinous prices at Ord
ways, remember it is only short time
you can get Hathaways underwear for
so cts. on dollar.
A young band has recently been organ
lied in this place, with 10 members, and
elected Mr.. Bert Roundy of Benton as
leader and business manager.
Mr.. Geo. G. Adams valued employe
of this office is on the sick list, neccessa-
rily obliging US to ask some concession
from our patrons of the job office.
The Sorosis have set the date of their
annual club tea for Friday even'g, April
10th, and Hotel Coburn is to have the
honor of entertaining the party on that
occasion.
The County Commissioners held an ad-
journed session of Court at their rooms
at the Court House Thursday last. This
business transacted was of routine char
acter largely.
W. II. Clark and F. A. Sterling of Car
ratunk came down from that town yes
terday. The teams are all out of
the woods in the vicinity of The Forks
except Lawrence & Phillips teams on
Holeb.
Forrest Goodwin left home Monday
T.,
under contract for the coming base ball
season at $50 per month. He purposes
to Senter the Boston University Law
School next fall.
We hear that Mrs. H. j. Horn of this
place was very successful in kingtleld as
well as in other places, having just closed
large class in penmanship and stenogra
ply. Mrs. Horn has had years Of expe
rience in this business, and without doubt
is fine teacher.
Miss Kate Burrll's many friends will
be glad to learn that her mother has so
far recovered her health as to enable her
to resume her old place at Colby's, which
she filed SO long and well before her
mothers sickness. She expects to spend
the next week or two in Boston.
Mr.. W. E. Lewis editor and publisher
of the Pemequid Messenger Bristol and
Capt. W. M. Fosset OF Round Pond,
Bristol, made the REPORTER call Thurs
day last. They are looking up points
! in different kinds Of manufacturing bust
ness, with q view to the formation of a
company in their village to increase the
business of the place.
Officer Thyng has received instructions
from the authorities to look after the
young men that frequent the vestibules
of some of our churches Sunday even
ings Also to look to the boys with
"nigger Shooters who it is claimed are
doing considerable mischief We trust
all parties interested will desist from
these practices, thus avoiding police in
reference.
The Skowhegan Athletic Association
are to repeat their most successful exhi-
bition Of few evenings since, In the new
opera house at Fairfield. tonight. going