The Somerset reporter., 1889-12-12

Finest illustrated books at Bixby &
Bucks
Send us so cents and receive the RE-
PORTER four months.
Initial handkerchicfs, all linen, only %
cts. at White 4 Wildes',
Hon. Moses French of Solun was in
town yesterday.
Over 1000 handkerchiefs and mufflars
from cts. to $500 each at Ordway's.
f. c. Heselton passed the Sabbath in
Lewiston returning home Monday night.
Some special bargains in fur sets and
shawls for the holiday trade, at Stewards.
The December term of S. J. Court
Somerset County sets on Tuesday next
Mrs. w. II. Pearson returned home
from Portland by Saturday evenings
train.
M. B. Heselton has fine assortment of
ilncD IOWclS suitable lot tnrlSIlndS pres
ents.
Among the guests at Hotel Heselton
yesterday were Calvin Colby and wife of
Bingham.
The amount and richness of the holiday
goods at Bixby & Bucks will surprise
you.
Mrs. Lizzie Lombard has returned home
and is again officiating as clerk at W. p.
Ordway's.
Miss Mary Steward returned home
Monday night from her visit to friends
in New York.
If one has a trip to make into the
country it is question whether to use
wheels or runners.
Cloaks, furs, dress goods or handker-
chiefs for Christmas, and White & Wildes
is good place to buy them.
VIM. II. Paine of Skowhegau has re-
Gently received letters patent on a ma
chine for printing oilcloth colors.
VIM. NJ. Pomroy of South Norrdgewock
have received pensions the past week.
Hon. l.. II. Webb, Clerk of Courts, has
been at Hartland this week, at the bed
side of his mother, who is seriously ILL.,
James Lumsden 4 Co. are having a
wonderful sale of the famous Brussels
soap. The patent soap trays are very
handy.
Mr.. Charles March of Rochester Yer
mont, spent Thanksgiving with friends
in Skowhegan and was entertained at
Hotel Heselton.
Do you know that you can find a nice
line of cuff and collar buttons, chains,
brilliants, etc, at the leading clothing
house, New England Clothing Co.
Handkerchiefs of every kind at NJ. b.
Heselton's, silk, linen lemstitched, col
ored bordered, embroidered, lace, etc.
Gents handkerchiefs at all prices.
Mrs. Dora Lewis and daughter have
been spending their vacation at her sist-
ers, Mrs Henry Galway, and will return
to Mr.. L. S. Varney's for the winter.
Messrs. L. +. Webb of Waterville and
George E. B. Jackson of Portland, were
among the legal gentlemen from outside
the county in attendance upon Probate
Court yesterday.
Mrs. #. II. Anderson left town by Sat
urday mornings train for visit to her
parents in their new home in Maiden
Mass. Her stay will be prolonged
through the holidays.
One of the largest and finest assert
ment of Fancy Chairs in reed, rattan,
plush and leather ever shown here, are
now on exhibition fer holiday buyers,
at L. F. Fairbrothers.
The "mumps" have been quite preya-
lent for the past few weeks, and many
who neglected to have them in childhood
have had to waste quite valuable time
during the run of the disease.
Business is booming at the shoe Fac
tory, and many of the cutters are work
ing evenings, to keep the stock long
Forty cases day is the out put at pres
ent, nearly the limit of this shop.
Abram Wyman will preach at the INT
versalist Church next Sabbath. HE
following Sabbath the friends OF kew
Miss HAYNES will be pleased to know that
she will speak to them once more.
Mr.. Clifford Arnold left Skowhegan on
Tuesday morning last to pass the winter
In the south, his destination being 81
Augustine, Fla. Should he like In that
section he thinks of taking up perlha-
peut residence there.
Mr.. P. Donnelly, Asst. Supt Of tie
Metropolitan Life lns. Co. OF New YORK
ia In town this week and is making n
rapid increase in its membership, The
company is prospecting In TINS district
under Mr., Donnelly's supervisor.
George w. Halves has further exhl-
bition of his skill In window display TINS
week. 1t is a representation OF sah'a
Clause. and good one too. 1t Is worth
looking at and his store inside Is worm
looking over If one wants anything In
his line.
II you eat poor potatoes this winter
It is your own fault az we learn
James Lumsden & Co. have lost re-
ceived a cargo of 800 bushels of potatoes
direct from New Brunswick. They are
of the first quality, and are sold at price
of Maine Potatoes.
People from other places are maeh
n,essed with our new public library build.
ing and the Bethany church ediaee.
Thew certainly are gems in their line ana
do credit to the architects and ooi'defs'
"A we'll as to the town. They VIII ootn
be completed about January LIST
Mr. W.P. Ordway has recently made
change in his store, having leased ms
entire building, and now occupies TIE
came his increasing business demanding
!, A large stair case from the inside OF
tho store. leads to the room above, where
hereafter all his heavy goods and gar
meuts will be shown.
Iosr-A lsdy's fur collar The nndef
vtll be suitably rewarded II II" Ni'