The Somerset reporter., 1889-10-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ranch 10 Wednesday.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Ranch 10 Wednesday.
A new line of winter shawls at Stew.
ards.
Lucia Mead Priest in Coburn Hall Nov.
9Th.
New embroidery silks received to-day
at Colby's.
La dies jersey ribbed undervests at M
b. Heselton's.
Mrs. George D. Arnold Is spending a
few days with relatives In Gardiner.
Plush jackets, satin lined for $3.50 at
White & Wildes'.
Arnold has job lot of Misses cloaks
to close out cheap.
Special bargains In childrens wooden
hose at NJ. B. Heseltons.
Remember that Ranch 10 brings every
piece Of scenery with them.
Fred Addition is up from Winthrop for
few days visit to his parents.
1t is wonderful the large trade E, S.
Prescott is having in Brussels soap.
Miss Nay has full line of fine lace
edges, for fancy work and neck wear.
Mr., H. s. Blaisdell of Augusta made
Skowhegan business visit yesterday.
Have you seen the ct. Ginghams
about 20 different patterns, at StewArd'.2
DIR. TefYt of Bangor came to town Sat-
urday night remaining over the Sabbath.
E. L. Walker Is doing a fine job of
painting on the residence of C. A. Mars
ton.
Leora Withee has just returned from
Boston, where she has been for winter
styles.
The Symphony Concert Co. were
guests Of Hotel Heselton over the Sab
bath.
White 1 Wildes' got in entire new line
of shawls this week. Reversible brown
shawls as low as e3 co.
Mr.. C. f. Tilton enters upon his new
duties as principal of the Bangor Gram
mar school this week.
Dripping water may wear away stone,
but water dripping from the Brussels
soap tray saves soap.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Baker have given
up house keeping and become guests at
Hotel Heselton.
25 pieces more of those double width
dress fiannels at % cents yard at
ordway's.
Leslie Brown shipped i: &C CO. &c cattle
from this station Monday morning, and
Samuel Harding one horse.
Mr.. Earnest Walker assumed charge
of the High School on Monday last. with
Miss Winifred Ware, of No. Arson as
assistant,
We are agents in Somerset county for
the Andrews Folding Bed. The best
parlor bed made for the price. E. +.
Fairbrother { Co.
Mrs. Osgood Sawyer is to leave early
next week to make her home with her
son Mr.. s. P. Sawyer, who is now, and
has for the past eight years, been a resi-
dent Of Colorado.
An OK purchased of j. Mason, Canaan,
was butchered by Cairns Goodrich the
past week, that dressed 400 lbs. How
can they help pleasing customers by CIV
Ing them such beef as that?
]. H. Frame of The Forks has purchas-
ed the house recently vacated by w. II.
Davis and will occupy it with his family
early In November. This Is one of the
cosiest little residences in town.
The largest and best line Of Oak and
Ash chamber sets Gin natural and antique
finish) this side of Portland. A little
beauty for an ash set only go. See them
at E. r. Fairbrother Z Cos.
We hear It rumored ON all sides that
there Is . good prospect Of our shoe
factory doing large winters work this
season than ever before. Certain 1t Is
they are getting in a large amount Of
stock.
DR.. s, F. Conant went to Cumberland
Wednesday. where he has patient under
treatment on the plan of mo cure no
pay" A deposit Of $1,000 has been made
by the invalid to be p aid the doctor If
cure is effected.
G. B. Fairgrieves made two good rifle
shots from his piazza at Hayden Lake
Saturday. He shot two looms at long
ranges only firing two shots. He says If
you don't know any thing about looms 1t
is seldom that two are killed with so lit
tie lead.
The Kennebec Steamboat Co, will run
Merchants excursion to Boston, by new
Steamer Kennebec, on Oct. 2Sth. and
3lst., good to return to Nov. LIST inclusive
at the following low rates Of fare for
round trip, from Augusta, Hallowell
and Gardiner, o.; Richmond, $l.76;
Bath, e1.50.
Fred A. williams left on Mondays train
for Haverill, Mass, after stopping few
days with friends there he goes to Hot
Springs, Colorado, where we all hope he
will regain his former health. There are
few young men that 20 west aud leave
more friends than Fred does not In
Skowhegan alone, but in all the adjoin-
ing towns where he Is well known.
Mr.. Walter H. Davis and family left
town by train Wednesday last for
Poland Springs, where they will pass
week with Mr.. Davis parents, before
departing on their long journey to Col
orado. During their brief residence In
town Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have made .
large circle Of warm friends who are
hoping that Mr.. Davis may find In the
Colorado climate sure balm for his I'M
paired health.
Mise Mary v. Cook, Of Louisville KY
addressed large audience at the Bethany
Church last Sunday evening on the educa
tional progress Of the colored people
She spoke especially Of her own work a.
= teacher in the Normal department OF q
large colored school In Louisville. MISS
Cook II we'll educated young woman Is
pleasing and interesting speaker, and
Commanded foth har cause and her peO-