The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-05-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Read Hart's adj
porasols! Parasols, at S. DIS.
The rush at Curtis indicates low prices.
coI Elias Millken was in town yester-
day.
Mis-, T. b. Colby is agent for Garfield
Tea
Rev. A. j. Racklif is at Belfast this
week.
Immense bargain sale of footwear at
Harris.
An elegant line of new Parasols at
Stewards.
Ladies' Jersey Vests l2i cents at White
wildes.
You can get full suit of infants wear
at Colby's.
Dr. c. IL Cook, the optician, is at Ho-
tel Heselton this week.
The Genuine Shawknit hose for sale at
Heseton Bros. & Co.
Arnold has a good line of ladies' spring
Jackets at bottom prices.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Cushing are in
New York for few weeks.
Monster reduction sale of boots and
shoes at Harris, Madison st.
Remember those DR.. Warner summer
corset's for 60 cts, at Colby's.
Miss May Fellows is at home from
Boston on visit to her parents.
Gen, r, B. Shepherd returned from a
business trip to Boston Tuesday
Blk bicycle hose for boys only 20 cts.
at Ordway's, warranted fast black
Arnold has some handsome cream all
wool goods for commencement dresses.
Bargains in Ladies' and Children's Sum
mer Underwear at Heseton Bros. & Co.
Mr. B. f. Baker and wife returned
from Leavenworth, Kansas, Thursday
last.
100 pr. II ct. boys pants, 30 ct. overalls,
ct. straw hats, now in stock at Geo.
HAYES.
Henry S. Philbrick of Boston was the
guest of relatives in this place over the
Sabbath.
Remnants of Percales only 10 cts. a
yard, for gents shirts and childrens
waists, at Stewards.
Miss Linda Graves left by stage yester-
day morning for Moose River, where she
is to teach.
viii and Walter Tufts left for Ports
mouth, n. H., Monday, where they have
situations.
Miss Nettie Frost has entered Bixby &
Bucks store as clerk and to learn the
drug business.
Two dress patterns 20 to Belfast this
week from Ordway's. Surely he must
have a fine assortment.
Frank Lerton was before Justice Priest
yesterday, and fined $40 and costs for
Drunkenness.
All persons indebted to DIR. Dascombe
are requested to call at his residence and
settle Immediately.
The Tricora stays used in the Tricora
corsets are absolutely unbreakable, for
sale at Heselton Bros. & Co,
Mr.. F. b. Heselton again assumes the
proprietorship of Hotel Heselton, COM
mencing this morning
Harry Gushing is to have one of those
safety bicycles, having ordered through
c. II. Atkinson's agency.
We buy in large quantities, cash down.
That's where we nail bargains every time,
New England Clothing Co.
Mr.. Abram Wyman of this town, a
student at Colby University, preached a
few Sabbaths since at Winthrop.
Chas. +. Gilman has situation in a
drug store in Cambridge Mass, and left
Tuesday morning for that city.
Harry Foster has entered upon his new
duties as clerk in the office of Griffin
Wentworth, insurance agents.
Two bargains in Bicycles, 80 in. Ex-
pert, $780, SO in. Volunteer, $50. Both
machines practically good as new. r. t.
Patten.
Large numbers of our local fishermen
are only waiting for the ice to break up
In Carry Ponds, when they will start on
their spring pilgrimage.
Mrs. A. H. Weston returned to her
home in this place on Saturday night, af-
ter winters sojourn in Boston, perfect
ing herself as an artist
Tickets for Alvin Joslin, which Is at
Coburn Hall, Friday evening" are but
80, 80 and 10 cents. They have had
very large advance sale.
The summer schedule of working hours
at the Coburn Wooden Mills went into
effect last week, and the employees now
enjoy half holiday Saturday.
Miss Aggie Stafford went to Richmond,
Tuesday, where she ofiiciated as brides
maid at the wedding of Mr.. Randall j.
Condor and Miss Eliza A. Sturtevant
Col Wildes left Monday to meet the
other members of the board of Railroad
commissioners to make the spring exami-
nation of the Maine Central railroad line.
Mr.. J. W. Walker, the piano tuner,
who Is we'll known in town, has recently
composed 1.-The Rockland Schottische"
which will prove an addition to the list of
pleasing piano music.
Mr.. W. F. Reed, formerly city-marshal
of Bangor, now deputy Sheriff of Pc
nobscot county, was in town yesterday
on business, and In company. with Detec-
tive Hanson, made a visit to Norridge-
wock jail.
The members of Co. +. Skowhegau
Light Infantry have been ordered to ap-
pear at their company armory on Tuesday
next at O'Clock p. M, for their annual
spring inspection, to be made by the conf
pany commander.
Mr.. ]. W. West, Special Agent of the