The Somerset reporter., 1891-10-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

this week.
Hon. George Flint of Arson was in
town Saturday.
Bargains in ladies', childrens and gents
underwear at Ordways.
Mrs Mary Weston returned from Bos-
ton Friday last
Miss Lottle Hammond Of Boston, is
visiting friends In town.
If you want jacket don't fall to look
a, White & Wildes' line.
Hon. George E. Macomber, of Angus.
ia was in town Tuesday.
Call at Miss Nays aud see all the latest
novelties in fancy work.
Mrs. f. E Sprague is on visit to her
brother in Oakland this week,
The best style dress goods at White &
Wldes' and large lot of them.
Gen. Shepherd was at Augusta Monday
and called upon Secretary Blaine.
New lot Skowhegan stationery at Geo.
Cushing's. Fine and low prices.
Miss Withee has returned and is now
ready to take orders at E. b. Curtis.
Why don't you buy your corsets at
Ordways? The best makes from soc to
$50 pair.
X. W. Haines' horse Onawa won second
money in the minute race at Farming
ton yesterday.
Don't get mad If you ask for credit at
Goulds after October lst and get refused.
mean business.
T. T. Farrin informs US he will open
his new hall in Brighton with select
party at an early day.
Hon. 0. d. Baker of Augusta and L.
+. Webb, Esq, of Waterville, were in
SIX owhegan Tuesday.
Judge Libbey is steadily improving in
health and expects to be able to return to
| bis home this afternoon.
Dr. Henry Leavitt takes advantage of
excursion rates to Quebec and makes
business trip to Canada this week.
Elisha M. Shaw of Newport, was in
town Friday on business connected with
bis lumber operations on Dead River.
The attention OF the ladies is called to
the fall opening of Mrs. II. II. Bigelow,
the miliner, which occurs Oct I'd and Sd.
Col. Isaiah Marston of Waterville,
visited his son, C. A. Marston, Esq. here
last week returning to his home Saturday.
Another lot of novelty dress goods re-
ceiyed at White & wildes' this week.
Mrs. S. P. Smith, being about to move
from town, offers for sale some of the
most valuable books of the late Rev. S.
?. Smith, at low rates.
1t was j. L. Flanders of CornviIe who
hauled the big load of corn to the factory
last week instead of j. I. Palmer as the
REPORTER enormously had it.
l. is not common thing for Skowhe
gsNrD send ice out of town by rail, but
Brooks d. Savage informs us that last
week he shipped a car load to North An
son.
Mr., Robert Wilson and Miss Lille Al
len of Lewiston, who have been the
guests of Miss Hattie Knight the past
week, returned to their home in that city
Saturday.
II. W. Cushing left Skowhegan this
morning en- route to California to pass
the winter. Mr.. Cushing drove with his
team to Augusta and Gardiner where he
will leave it.
Mr.. Abram Wymsn who has been pass
Ing the summer vacation in this vicinity,
returned to the Harvard Divinity School
at Cambridge, which reopeus today.
This is Mr.. Wyman's second year there.
Mr. John Woodman of Russell. Iowa,
nltlve and for many years resident of
Cornvllle is visiting relatives and friends
in that town. He removed to the west in
1851 and has not been in Somerset since.
MIR. r. L. Lyon has received due notice
that he has been elected an honorary mem
Der of the Third Maine Veteran Associa
ton. This action was taken at the re-
cent meeting of the Association at this
place.
Postmaster Estes will this week com
plete the examination of Somerset post
Offices in accordance with instructions
from the 2. o. Department at Washing
ton. He finds offices in the larger towns
in excellent condition.
Henry Galway has recently completed |
nice job of grading on the grounds at
the residence of Mr.. George Wentworth,
Madison Avenue, to the entire satisfac-
ton of the owner, both as to superiority |
OF work and reasonableness Of price.
Best cast steel axe only 10 cents after |
October LIST, at Gould's, No. Arson.
A very successful cattle show and fair |
was held at Brighton Thursday last, with |
good display of stock, farm products, |
and fine display of useful and fancy ar
ticles. A schedule of awards made of
the exhibition is crowded out this week,
but will appear next week.
! Mr.. John La Tour, agent of the Kicka
poo Indian Medicines, has been in town |
for few days past and reports large
sales. He informs US he has strong testi-
mouials from Benjamin Hurd and Chas.
Waller as to benefit received by them
through the use of those remedies.
Henry A. Wyman, Esq, of Boston,
Asst. U, s. District Attorney. has been
visiting relatives and friends In town the
past week. He Is q native of Skowhegan
aud left here in 1875 and notices marked
Improvements In that time. He says
Skowhegau has left behind the appear.
ance Of country village and taken on the |
appearance Of city In many respects.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the new advertisement Of Groder's Botanic |
Dyspepsia Syrup, which is sold strictly
on It's merits. For an unlimited time
they will present each week different
photograph and testimonial from people
who have been cured by this remedy.
Everybody who has q stomach trouble
should try 1t as 1t is guaranteed to cure.
The REPORTERS stock Of contributions
Is increased this week by a large branch
from . raspberry hush covered with
generous amount Of ripe berries, brought
to US by Mrs. Ann Steward, while W. II.
Norton hands US large, handsome straw
berry plucked from bis vines on Tuesday