The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-04-16

Lots of old papers left, onl sB cen
per hundred.
See Eastman Bros. 4 Bauer ft's NJ,
chants Week ad.
A German is to occur at NJ urn n,
on Friday evening OF this We.
A full line of Kings mus wxar
Judkins & Dyer's.
Those SO in Mohairs at sae re goir
fast at ordways.
Call at Smiths and see Co. elegar
ourl wslnut upright p,saa.
Best bargains yet, the hun .puns t
White & W.llca' for 80 cts.
Omar CLARK and L. p. VIII ee regi.
tered at Hotel Heselton MolI
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor has II ed fror
New York, all ready for BUSH
The Sorosis meets with Mr. P.Oak
Wednesday afternoon Apr.l =
Peter Il. Lang of Palmyra eas In a
tendance upon Probate o5ar. I day.
They have some pretty E. n ging
mans at oolbys'. See II they Ila emit.
Mr.. Dana W. Hall, prIuc'pl of tn,
High School, is conaao1 " H. pom by
sickness.
See the now feathef'l corse
waists for ladies' and misses Judkin.
& Dyer's.
One thousand dollars wor.4 Butter
iek's Few patterns just reeeiv by Blk
by K Buck.
MIR. r.. E. Lyon is just ge. about
again after being conhneI to lis home
for several weeks
J. P. Dewey, state agent of to- Nation
al Life Insurance Co, of Verm was 10
Skowhegan yesterday.
The Clippers of this place " their
first game of base ball for the aason at
Fairfield tomorrow EAST D4yl
IT," largo hoot ct Pisloa9 rru wac
put In last week, and IS ~ 49,. -
season by Sanford S.rhklT of this
place.
For some unknown reason Sunday
Globes did not arrive, but + Herald
man was on hand as usual, anu Id live
ly business
BY the breaking of the water wheel at
G. 6 NJ. Nolin's, where the power for the
arc electrics is obtained, we we without
street lights Saturday aud Suu Ivy even
ings.
j. NJ. Arnold is the tailor y has leas-
ed the old post office gu and he
will locate there soon. l.. 3. rter will
succeed Mr.. Arnold as Gutter Geo W.
Halves.
4G in. India twills black and all colors
75c per yd at Ordway's.
There will be a Socialla q he First
Baptist church, Wednesday, lpl 30.
Supper and entertainment IL c. Supper
from go TO 100, by the Il ng's Fol
lowers.
The firm of Savage x H1u-' .on, the
well-known clothing firm al singh am,
has been dissolved. Thomas . Hough-
ton retiring. Mr.. Savage con lu.s the
business.
The shipping of hay caps Ia begun,
one fun carload of nearly : NJ being
forwarded last week TO Atlsnts IA. The
mill is rushed with orders, ih present
capacity beiog 500 daily.
John A. Colby was kept 5as, ct week
receiving congratulations ~ the ad-
vent of his first grandchild. !. Is daugh-
ter, born to Mr. and Mrs. y. Colby,
at Maiden, Mass, the 91h inst.
There will be sociqhle re} Wednes-
day evening at the Methoni vestries.
Admission ten cents, refrtehn It's free.
Ali are cordially invited. This IL be the
last socable before Mr.. Hol- aves for
conference,
W. II. G ford shipped 10 J Taylor
of Colby University on Satursp last, a
fine specimen of the Timber : f found
in Wisconsin, and which had lat been
mounted by him. The vol NJ aired 81
inchs high at shoulders
Equipoise waists at U5i than
which there is no better.
The name of 4. f. Goodwin chang
ed Tuesday by decree of Pr e Court
to Forrest Goodwin. The fir etter of
Mr. Goodwin's name has slwa been a
dead letter aud )urce OF emu assment
at times and he has, therefore, 1.opped it
by legal process
Mr. W. Arthur Watson will Aake his
semi annual trip to Skowhegau nd sur
rounding towns during the naming
weeks of April and the mon Of May
Special orders for tuning ~ be ad'
dressed to him by mail WI will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Miss Kate Burrll has hees on unwell
since her return from her g., weeks
stay in Boston, but is now hop : to re-
sumo her place at Colbys' III q " days,
where she will meet her old nst9mers,
and as many new ones as may 4vor her
with their patronage.
The group of oil paintings i" he store
window of Ii. T. Patten has haa many ad-
mirers since being placed on Inhibition.
They are paintings from life of some of
the finest horseAesh ofithe Unit.d States
The handsome animal "All-so", 220i, is
the central painting, the othr' are the
beautiful horse, Ambassador, no took
the prizes at the Chicago hof. now for
beauty and style, the famous A. II, 2 year
old record PIP, and the fss- )resenta-
tive of l. Gland Standford's 81 p. Sunol
with three year old mark OF OF. The
paintings are the property Of r. Pool.
err of Fairview farm,C. B. Fi- of New
ork being the artist.
40 mis6t print wrappers. Bring do
lar and get sight and wraprer too, In
exchange at Aruold's.
Temperance Wcrk
temperance meeting coDdur'e ed by the
Nom Partisan, W. c. T. U. lion was