Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-21
CHRISTMAS
10 our Local Adverti,i,o p.,.
=. RIcHlpns T.

sue wen known Jeweler of this seo,;o,
- 5~s q nne stock Of goods. Parties who
~. e anything expensive which he has
Nv ~ SUCK, can secure it through his
seney' We are informed that several
parties IN this section have saved from tan
70 twenty dollars by purchasing their cold
watches Of Mr.. Richards.
j. PIERCE,
Is new man at South Paris, but be has .
wei selected and neatly kept stock, which
ue requests all to examine, promising FIRST
class articles at low prices.
j. IL. RAwsoS.
Faris Hill, Is opening his usual stock Of
presents which are eagerly sought for and
oy the little people. He has added another
room TO his store, where the goods may be
displayed to to the best advantage.
Carr. II. n. BOOSTERS
rooster and barn roof are becoming as
familiar to the people of this section as
are his well stocked store and shelves.
49, ~. DoLSIEk,
IN the corner brick store, has splendid
line OF goods, such as are usually found
IN country store. His genial manners
anu business talents make him deservedly
popular.
FRANK A. THAYER
invites everybody who wants good trade
to call IN and see his coy little store and
II one does not purchase, he will receive
as pleasant welcome as though he had
expended his hundreds.
A. NJ. GERRY,
successor to DR.. Sawyer, is opening an
extra fine lOt of holiday goods. His stock
Is nearly all new, and consists of many
articles which We have not before seen in
tins section. Being 4 new conner, Mr.. q.
seeks to secure his portion of trade by
offering excellent bargains, and Is content
with small profits.
GEo. T.. Wilson
has one Of the finest drug stores we have
seen in this section. Two large windows
display his splendid stock to passers by,
while a good line of counters aud tables
render the inside very attractive to young
people.
A. OSCAR NoYEs
Of Norway, opens the heaviest and most
expensive stock of Holiday Goods to be
found IN Oxford Comfy. lie supplies
many local dealers with the goods which
adOrn their counters.
WV. j. WHEELER,
the well known Insurance Agent, has
added largely to his business by the addi-
ton Of Musical Instrument Department.
A young musician is in constant attend
Ance At the music rooms, ready to show
customers the merits Of instruments for
sale or to let, either by touching their
keys for melody, or by giving descrip-
ton Of their fine points
A. J. MEYERS
Of Norway Is engaged in the manufacture
Of Musical Instruments and claims that
owing to his connection with manufacture
ing establishments he is enabled to give
the best of satisfaction as TO style aud
price.
PARIs FIGURING Co.
intend that no person shall 20 hungry at
I Christmas time, so they offer a barrel of
fine -four for 5000, cash on delivery
which Is the only way to do business.
+. .. ELLIOTT
Of Rumiord has opened a new store and
filed it with new stock Of goods. Per-
sons in that vicinity will do well TO patron
tie him.
A. C. BOLSTER,
Bryant's Pond, has a good thing in the
/ line Of Stereoscopic Views, which make
very acceptable presents for the holidays
HoRATIo STAPLES,
though not exactly a local advertiser, bids
for local trade, by offering our readers
indispensable bargains in dry goods, cheap
or expensive, as may suit thei: tastes and
the length Of their purses.
GoDDARD 4 GARCELOS,
I Lewiston, sent their holiday ammo uncement
little too late for this paper, but We can
assure our readers. having recently visited
their establishment, that they can there
End anything in the line Of presents which
they may desire.
RrCKSAN & Co.
Mechanics Falls are securing large
share of the trade which goes from the
eastern part of Oxford County. Drop in
and see their elegant store aud stock.
BIcKFoRD,
the tailor in So. Paris Post Office build
I ing. is perfectly willing to cut and make
3 good holiday suit for any person VINO
desires q good fit.
The OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
in a neat and attractive advertisement,
offers to send that valuable local journal
and Vick's Floral Guide to any person
having for the same TO January /, 1871
At the rate of $3.50 per year.
A whole line of Attorneys, Physicians
sheriHs and CorOners occupy the first col
umn Of this paper, but they get their ad-
vertising done at such low rates, they are
not entitled TO any free notices, but we
wish them all Merry Christmas