Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

the best cellar In the county y. I. -.
NoRwAY.-The oldest inhabitant never
saw such pleasant weather for the time OF
year.
The shoe factory will start work again
in a few days.
The railroad is blooming"
There has been considerable building here
this fall
The Sabbath school concert at the Unit
versalist church last Sunday evening drew
full house. The parts were well rendered
The Lyceums are well attended. The
subject for discussion next Monday evening
is, Resolved that the prohibitory law is
failure"
The Juvenile temperance organization
will soon have an exhibition. p.
NJ. NJ. PEinuey has just put into his new
dry goods store, a large stock Of fall and
winter goods. The store is large and airy,
and is lighted from both front and rear
Mr.. Phinney has excellent taste in display
ing his goods, and they render the store
very attractive In stock we noted
splendid line of cloaks, and shawls OF ey-
cry style. Persons can here ind expensive
imported shawls. n we'll a. those OF a
cheaper grade. In cotton-hanncls and
shectings there Is large stock. ut very
low figures. Unblcached shccting he sells
for &c. II brings ordinarily &C Silks for
dresses, and silks. Satius and velyets for
trimmings may be found in all colors aud
styles \ full line Of underwear may also
be found here in all grades for both scxc,
and all ages. Go and see the store II you
do not make any purchases.
Mr. Horne Is charging his tanncry 80 n
to increase the capacity Of rs watts about
onc-halr He will require $500 cords Of
bark per year, 20 run the yats He expects
t. save SOC per cord on his bark by the
Norway Branch Railroad.
Elliott & Stowcll. in the rooms formerly
occupied by +. c. Allen. have put in fun
line OF ready made clothing, hats, caps,
and gents furnishing goods. We noticed
some very nice ovcrcoats for winter wear.
In prices this firm proposes TO knock all
other dealers They say that all parties
who have sent away To cities on the self
measuring plan, will find that they have
lost money 10y the transaction. These
firms take goods from 4 ready made stock.
and charge more than home prices for the
same goods and hts.
At MaSons hardware store we examined
the Falmouth range for which Mason is
agent The range is arranged for wood or
coal, and has many fine points Of coustruc-
ton. Is is beautifully adorned with plated
knobs &C, but the chief merit is not it,
looks but the quality Of work which 1t per
forms The oven is large, holding eigh,
pies at one baking, and will heat rapidly
and with remarkable eycnucSS. Mason has
all kinds OF stoves, hardware and house
hold goods in addition; but he particularly
brags Oh the Falmouth Range, this season.
Mr.. Billing, landlord at the Beals Hotel,
is bringing mp the old-time reputation OF
this inn. He makes a very popular land
lord The table Is all that can be asked
for; the diniug-room is warm and tasty,
the walters are courteous and attentive.
The prices at this hotel are A. low As any
can expect, FOR this quality entertainment.
C.. " Elder has a large stock OF boots,
shoes, slippers. oyershocs, &c, In hi, shoe
store.
Fr5sts CorHsr.-Mr. b. G. Barrows has
sold his stand TO Mr.. VIM. Necdham of
No. Norway Mr. Barrows has moved to
Steep Falls, and Mr.. Needham moved in
this week.
Mr Skilllngs has moved here from West
Bethel, and occupies q house Of Turner
Frost's.
The Frosts Corner cheeseS as II whole,
are very nice this year. could sell thou
sands of pounds at the highest market
price. Mr. Chas Walker had excellent
success in making.
Mr. James Smith is doing quite large
business IN the boot and shoe line.
Mrs /. 4. Bradbury has been danger
ously in with relapse of bilious fever, but
under the treatment of Dr. Bradbury, is
slowly conyalescing.
And now the Bridgton and Waterford
teams aud stages want the y. b. K. X. to
extend 10 Frosts Corner, and thereby bring
all the travelling this way from the west.
PAmS-The Unity Club, at its business