The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-02
New challIes only 8 cts. at ordways

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Lettuce fresh and growing, at Cairns
4 Goodrich.
The best corset waist for ladies and
misses at Judkins & Dyer's.
DR.. @. M. johnson made trip to
Augusta Monday.
Read Patterson's ad in regard to low
prices on sugar and mobssses.
Mrs. Charles Smith left for Boston by
this Thursday mornings train.
See the spring styles in print remnants
best quality at White s Wides' for 8 cts.
A fine line of new cloakings for spring
at Stewards.
Manager Heselton's next attraction at
the Opera House will be 1.-THE French
Spy"
Deputy Sheriff Walker OF 20. New
Portland is in attendance upon court this
week.
Do not purchase a new spring jacket
until you have seen Ordway's nooby new
line for ladies and misses.
DR.. p. II. s. Vaughan passed saturday
and Sunday in town, returning to Augusta
Monday morning.
Miss j. b. Nay, Cor. Madison Ave. &
Elm st has Just received new stock of
gauntlet gloves.
Tapestry carpets 80, G5, so and 30 cents,
Brussels at Sl.1O, $l.l5 and 1925, vel
vets, $l.15, SIPS at Falrbrothers.
Barlow Bros Minstrels play at Co.
burn Hall on Monday and Tuesday even
ings to big houses, They gavc good
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sampson returned
home on Friday of last week from visit
to Mrs. Simpsons parents in Mass
achusetts.
C. p Cunningham, of Augusta &C
companied by his wife and young son
passed Easter Sunday in Skowhegan,
with friends.
Mr.. & Mrs. Chas Murphy have been on
visit to Mrs. Murphy's parents in East
Orange, N. J. Mr.. Murphy returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. r. L. Mitchell made business trip
to Portland and Boston this week. Phe
business at Mitchelps steam mill was
never better at this season.
Notwithstanding the bad onaition of
the roads Marsh" manage l., get in on
time each day. He had tv eli five pas
sengers from Norrids ew OK. Monday
morning.
Latest novelties in stamped linens at
Miss j. b. Nays Cor. Madison Ave. and
Elm St.
Miss Mae Ward, who left here two
weeks siuce for Denver, Colo, mas been
passing sometime in Chicago. visiting
friends, and resumed the trip TO her des-
tination this week.
La Grippe with its terrible consequences
is coming. Therefore take a little Of
Browns Instant Relief in cold water,
night and morning, to prevent its get
ting grippe on you. (2)
The County Commissioners held an
adjourned session at the Court House
Monday and Tuesday, adjourning until
May Goth. Accounts and several road
matters were under consideration.
Mrs. q. A. Small departed from Skow
hogan Monday morning to join the
Phillips excursion party that left Boston
on Tuesday last for California. Mrs.
Small's destination is Los. Angeles, Cal.
The Bethany Baptist Sunday School
has just received from one of its teachers
Miss Louise Coburn, gift of forty vol
umes for its library, the books having
been carefully selected by her III Boston.
While we lay in bed last night dream
ing of our immense circulation, the door
bell rang, and we ran to the widow and
looked out while fend below yelled
out, ado you use Brussels sasp2 It's
economical"
Remnants of bloachei cotton - Stew.
ards
Charles Fairbrother left home for Wor-
cester, Massachusetts, Monday, There he
will remain the coming summer, etudying
the art of cutting under the tut)rage of
one of the best custom tailo in that
city.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mason, Newport, r. l., last " dnesday
evening their daughter Ella Pearson was
unite d in marriage to Mr.. Franz Clarence
Morrill, of Boston, formerly Of Skowhe-
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, val make
their home In Boston.
The supper and sale given In the La
dies Missionary Society of the Congre
gatonal church. Tuesday evening, was
well patronized and netted the society a
goodly sum, which will be useo for the
different branches of missions AIKEN up
by the Congregational churches
Get your kid gloves and have them nt-
ted for you at Judkins & DyerS
Burglary on small scale was perpe-
trated at the store of +. A. Williams dur
ing last night. A pane of glass in the
show window was broken and W1nches
ter rifle and double barrel shot gnn alb
strscted therefrom, the value of the two
being $4,000. Other guns aud goods
were within reach but left undisturbed.
The body of Walter B. Sucking, Of
whose decease the REPORTER msde men
ton last week, arrived in Skowhegan
Wednesday morning and the funeral ser
vices were held at the First Baptist
church, at Ii 80 A. NJ, conducted by Rev.
c. F. Whitcomb, assisted by Rev. A. j
Rsckll. Five members of the,,"Ieta PSI
Greek society of which he was an hon
ored member, came from Watervile and
OBLIGATED as pail bearers. The body wa
taken to Bingham for burial.
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| A bargain In dress flanr ell at 20 cents
yard at Stewards.
Easter Sunday.