The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-04-11
LOCAL ITEMS.
bargains in Footwear at Harris.

Buy your Cur'alh Io'cs VI piaeS
varney.
Ieman whipple Of Scion was in town
yesterday.
new line of China silks and plusf
balls at Stewards
George Cushing has 800 lbs Of nice
spruce gum.
Choice styles and low prices at Hart's.
shoe store.
p. Ordway took the train for Boston
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. r. G. Leighton of Portland, is
visiting her mother.
Go to Heselton Bros. & Co. for Chill
drens Hosiery.
our streets are beginning to assume
quite dusty appearance.
Heselton Bros. & Co. are reported
headquarters for Corsets.
They have come at last, "Pigs in the
Clover" at Bixby 4 Bucks,
Undressed and finished kid gloves in
the new shades at Stewards.
Ladies' kid opera slippers with bows
20 cts at Harris shoe store.
Cephas Salley. agent for the Lewiston
journal was In town Tuesday.
The lecture on Food Adulteration
ought TO draw well Saturday.
DR.. Cora M. Johnson has given up her
office in the telegraph building.
If in want of room paper or carpets,
call and see Kendal's new goods.
Owing to the demand, Walter Pierce
will boil Holsters every morning.
A large variety of glass and esrthen
ware lust received at Heselton Bros. & Co.
Hon. Josiah Crosby of Dexter has been
in attendance upon court here this week
Mr.. Nahum Tozier of Fairfield Centre
was in town Tuesday attending Probate
Court.
Have Won seen those ladies' vests that
Heselton Bros. & Co. are selling at Il
cts!
Mrs. NJ. A. TAYLOR, who has been oui
iof town for few weeks, returned MOI, N o1Ii
day.
Look at the corset covers for 33c
Special bargains in nightrobes at Sc al
Ordway's.
Mr. Colby and Miss Kate Burrill are IN
Boston this week, buying goods for the
Spring trade,
l.. X. Campbell, Deputy Commissioner
of labor was in town last week looking
pyer our manufactures.
"Uncle Sam" (Arnold) is in Portland
his week. He is liable to make some
purchases while there.
DR.. l.. A. Dascomb who has been quite
Il for few weeks past, we are glad tc
tatc, is slowly convalescinS.
White & Wildes' are selling Blk Hose
Tor %, 1872 and 30 cts. that If they smut
pr crock money will be refunded.
f. Bradstreet of the well known lumb
err firm, Bradstreet Bros. and G, A
phillips of Waterville were in town
Tuesday.
Miss Withee has attended nearly al
the millinery openings in Boston, and hel
remarkable ability as a trimmer cannot
fail to please all.
DIR, Cora Johnson's office will be at hel
home, Mechanic st. South side, durin4
the summer. ONCE hours when not pro
Fessionally absent.
Mr.. w. +. Bacon has contracts for thu
machinery of several circular saw MILL
Ind single mills and is very busy at hi
Phop on the island.
Barnum's big show will not come int
Maine farther than Portland this year
Ind the numerous smaller shows are sur
b profit by the fact.
Mr.. Roswell c. Taylor of Melrose
lass, was called to this place last weel
Y the illness of his father Mr.. Alder
uller Mrs. Taylor has been with he
arents here some weeks.
Omar Clark came down from Moos
liver Monday. He says the sleighln'
rom that place to within two miles OF
be forks was first class that day liz
links the prospect looks hard for driv
BIZ logs out of the small streams.
On account Of being exceeding bus,
his week we have been unable to chang
ur subscribers register, and therefor
ONE changes ordered by subscribers cal
OF be made until next week, Thes
hanges will all be made in due time.
We saw Mr.. r. V. Ham in town tn
ther day. He is an old sportsman AM
uide of the Carry Ponds. He will hav
barge of them this season, assisted b.
dr Wheeler from Manchester, N. H., a
God a cook as can be found in this coun
Fy
Our opening last Saturday and up tt
ate was grand success. Crowds o
urchasers carried our new goods ava.
it'll greatest of satisfaction, and wei
leased at the low prices offered through
hut every department. New England
lothing Co.
A sad accident occurred at Carrabasse
ulp Mill Saturday last. Henry Demo
lille at work on the "slip', fell AM
pught his right hand in powerful geer
he hand was so badly crushed as to ne
essitate the amputation of the thumb an
20 fingers.
The free matinee lecture next Saturday
Coburn Hall, ought to fill the house t.
fullest capacity. The fact of It's be
under the auspices of an old conserv
I've Boston house is guarantee OF IL
Ing worthy the attention Of our mos
felligent people.
Would it not be good thing for Skow
gan Board of Trade to hold meetin
ID take steps about spring brushing U
our village, provide for continuing tn
Drk of planting shade trees and consul
regard to various measures that ma
pine up for consideration.
DIR. Kate Bushnell Of Chicago, Illinois
livered very impressive lecture on sc
al purity In the Congregational Churc
uesday evening under the auspices {
70 Womans Christian Temperance VI
N. Mrs. L. w. Weston, president
kowhcgan Union, presided, and Rev. M
acklif conducted devotional services
here WAS a good sized audience and