The Somerset reporter., 1890-10-02
SILK yelvets for rs cts. at White &

SILK velyets for rs cts. at White 4
Wildes'.
Remember the play at @. A. X. Hall,
Tuesday evening next.
A large line of blankets for ladies,
wraps and wrappers, at Stewards.
Mr.. John Quimby of Augusta was In
town Tuesday evening
In looking for fur shoulder cspes don t
forget to examine Stewards stock.
Attorney G neral @ E. Llttleneld Is a
guest at the Heselton.
Mr.. II. X. White returned from his Cal
ifornla trip Tuesday morning.
That Revere Java Coffee at patterson's
is pleasing every body that buys it.
Park G. Dineley, representing the Lew
iston Journal, is quartered at the Hesel-
ton.
All WOO! hose, Merino top heel and toe,
for 10 cts. at Judkins & Dunton's
W. c. Phllbrook, Esq, of Wateryille
was in town yesterday on professional
business.
Dr. Geo. II. Bailey of Portland, Me-,
Veterinary Surgeon, was at the Heselton
Friday.
Mrs. Irwin d. Bailey of Lynn, Mass, IL
the guest of her brother Mr. f. E.
Sprague.
Try pound of Patterson's BIC. mixed
or plain Oolong Tea, 1t is the best you
ever bought for the money.
Frank W. Whittier of Auburn has been
passing a weeks vacation in town with
his parents, returning home Monday,
Owing to the experience and exquisite
taste of Miss Withee, Curtis thinks they
cannot but please all, as her selections are
very pretty.
Z. o. Head and wife gave whist party
to large party of friends on Tuesday
evening last. Among those present was
Attorney Gen. Littleaeld of Rockland.
The Uncle Hiram" Co, were received
by good house at Coburn Hall Saturday
evening last. The play was of course the
same as before, but new and peasi ng
specialties were introduced. while the
band and orchestra was a great drawing
card.
Fancy goods of every kind at NJ. b..
Heselton's.
A conglomeration of Waterville base
bsllsts came to Skowhegan on Saturday
afternoon last and played against the Vol
unteers. The visitors were defeated by
score Of "A to I. The game was called at
the close Of the sew enth inning, owing to
| the raw state of the weather aud dark
ness.
The ladies' of the Universalist society
will give an entertainment a. the G. A. Il.
Hail. Tuesday evening next, to consist OF
songs, duets, instrumental music, the
whole to conclude with farce under the
supervision OF Mrs. DIR. Richards. Re-
freshments will be served.
+. A, Williams will sell lot of guns
and rifles at Boston prices. 2w
Mr.. S. o. Day, who has for the past
year or more been doing a fine grocery
business at the store under Hotel Cobulu,
has been obliged by ill health to dispose
of his business, and his successor is his
|
brother Chas. W, Day, who has already
taken possession. The new proprietor is
even better known to our people than the
former owner, as he has been connected
with the retail grocery and provision
trade in this town for the past five years,
and has host of friends and customers
who will stay BY him closer than ever
now that he is personally interested.
The musical event of the season at the
| Opera House, on Saturday. October 18th,
at P. M. The famous Boston Sympho-
ny Orchestral Club, composed of some of
the former members and soloists of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra, and of
| Theodore Thomas's Orchestra of New
York, assisted by the eminent Prima Don
ma, Frauein Anna C. Mantell, and includ-
| ing the following virtuosos, Mons. AL
fred De SIEVE, Herr Richard Poltmann,
Herr r. Stoelzer, Herr Ernest Oehlhey,
Mons. FIR. R1cquoy, Herr Fred erick Drel-
| lrolt. program of orchestral select
ions, vocal gems, and instrumental solos
will be given.
A large assortment of Horse Blankets
at very low prices at Ordway's.
Stamped linen goods at M. b. Heselton g.