The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-03-10

Ferris waists for ladies' and misses. a
". n. iestlton's
Levi I. Barrett Of Canasu, returnei
from New York yesterday
A large assortment Of corsets, a
" Il. Heseltons.
DR.. o. ". Jesett returns from bis trlr
70 Virginia this week
Prices way down on hamburgs, at NJ.
B. Heseltons.
X. II. Marble Of Harmony was in town
Tuesday
big line Of new velllugs Of all kinds
at Ordvays
Mr. and Mrs. G ". Cover OF Scion,
were In town Tuesday.
4 large assortment of new hamburea
just received. NJ. b. Heseltonp
Mr.. Dennis Is meeting with success in
establishing singing school In town.
BE sure and look over the advertise.
ment Of Norton & Rlces zen bargains.
Thomas Ii. Murphy, Esq of Augusta,
wss registered at the Heselton yesterday
Henry Richards of the Richards Pulp
Company, was In town Tuesday.
Kid gloves only s5cts worth 81, AT
Norton & Rice's.
George A. Alden, Eastern agent of the
Maine Central railroad was at Hotel Hes
elton Tuesday.
Bargains of all kinds in dry goods,
Norton & Rce's.
Miss Kate Parker OF Bangor visited
Miss Mabel Wentworth, few days this
week
II you want good trade go to Norton
& Rice's.
E. @. Heselton, landlord of Hotel Hes
elton, made trip to Portland returning
Tuesday.
Corticelli embroidery silks In great va
rieties, at Norton Rice's.
Mr.. Calvin Colby of Bingham, was in
town Tuesday and looked in upon the
REPORTER.
Prints 4c a yard, best indigo prints &C.,
heavy twill crash 4c. yard, and bargains
In every department Mt at Ordway's.
Sons of veterans of Skowhegan and
vicinity will meet in G. A. r. Hall, Tues
day evening at 7.30 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Biron are expected home
from their trip to Sherbrooke and Mon
treal, this afternoon.
The general feeling is in favor of s. W.
Gould Esq, of Skowhegan for the Con-
gressioDal Democratic nomination.
Do your hands chsp2 Get a bottle of
Cream Balm at Pattens drug store, fresh
" prepared, it will cure them.
Miss NJ. Louise Malbon has opened a
class In piano instruction and will attend
to pupils at their residences.
Mr.. Joseph Atkinson Of North AnsoD,
was In attendance upon Probate Court
Tuesday and made the REPORTER call
Supreme Court convenes Tuesday next.
Full aud accurate reports will appear In
the REPORTER. Subscribe now and get
the Court business.
We are informed that Mr.. Bishop. the
New York hors eman will not be able to be
here to-day as formerly stated, because
Of Ill health.
The Board of Trade have called meet
ing at G. A. Il. Hall this Thursday even
ing at $50 O'Clock In the interest Of the
Condensed Milk plant.
Mrs. Elbrdge Buker is in a hospital in
Boston for treatment, and her daughter,
Mrs. C. j. Bailey, left her home here
Tuesday, to be with her there
Leslie Brown purchased of Ed Allen,
pair of steers that weighed $3.50 lbs, alive,
and dressed 2453 lbs. This beef is cut up
by our market men In town, who believe
In giving their customers the best.
Rev. f. L. House has decided to decline
the fattering inducements held out to
him by a church In New Jersey, and at the
urgent solicitation of his people will re-
main in Skowhegan another year, much
to their satisfaction.
Woodbury. & Gage always carry large
~lntn st oil n
ceries, also feed, lime and cement which
they sell at the lowest cash prices.
Misses Mamie Fitzgerald and Annie
Driscoll of Brooklyn, N. Y, who were
visiting the family of John Shehan,
Madison avenue have returned to their
homes.
Post Commander c. V. Richards has
extended an invitation to Hon. IL. M.
Heath Of Augusta to deliver the address
before the post and citizens Memorial
day.
D. E. Thompson Esq, Postmaster OF
Hartlaud was in town Tuesday. He In
forms us that the fair and dedication Of
their hall was grand success for which
was realized over $500.
Rev. Mr.. Houghton's subject at the Uni
yersalist church next Sunday morning
will be 1.-THE Thread Of Gold.' The top
ic at the young peoples meeting at G O.
clock, will be missionary"
| Messrs. j. C. Kinsman of Cornville,
Calvin Colby Of Bingham, G. F. Moore,
A. W. Moore of North Arson, Hon, Henry
Williamson of Starks, Isaiah Crowell.
Nathaniel Hall, Horace Hall of Canaan,
Urlsh Trip of Harmo ny were at the Pro
bate Court Tuesday last.
Some twenty or more of our Demo-
cratic friends from Skowhegan attended
the party barquet at Madison Tuesday
evening, among whom were Mes'rs. T. 8
Hill, L. j. Addition, S. W Gould, q. ii.
Pisbon, Walter Pierce, Edward Cass,
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