Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

TIE -runucr.- that reach MsI.c5 srg {,
GOOD 81 OF fellows Nearly AL fuuuers
ar Masous 90 Oii Feiiows-most ~ them
briug houe.t ant Intelligent, A. kspubl.
csrs FFery hfanch % traic = represent.
"a ~ them The grocery ant f1af tfaie
.eui The larger uamhsf here sam Cisfk
nom n " True a Co aithoagh running
f,r q Democratic house. an Democrat
hlmssif. q, sissys 90 time svlls piles %
good. ant retains hls hold on me tfAic -
ne house b. represent. via never ioss
% customer Although very uice
yoang man A. thc parAse i used, De- has
.oms oats III pcumanshiq-hi. writ
ing master WAS . CtlnAman-l. not much
% his credit he bci 90 hialue srf iusi
Curtis rusifcf has trAysrsci ms section
many years lie ia "hAngist -cAngs-
hard % gsi 70 % sithoui you bay % BIN.
"Uncic" Davis for . long time from Forest
WOODEN Co. DON representing Conant,
/ Patrick a Co has cone q tc regarded A.
one % our own people. lie hired Mon
Hal o. carry bin o. Dlxneh Hall has .
colt be- thiuks Is qlite smart. ca his ~sy
be- spoke oflcn All long Ia praise ~ his
colt DAVIS j. qaltc "horsc character,
knows . good one AMI always has one ~
that class. Jlst driving iuto he village,
Hal asked Davis What be thought % bis
horse. All received A. reply. "lle would
be - good heArss horse la The country where
people did not die fAs, ConAnt Patrick
4 Co. have = prize 10 Davis. Oae % The
fns looking. gcntlemAaly, smooth spoken
s'boys-, one Who always looked a. though
lust out ofa New lOrk Band Box was
BOyuton from shaw. Hammond Carney :
Il - ~ a.
man Soale las taken the place. | coald
name some others bat they are youns
chaps, that must swing around The circle
some years yet, before entitled u special
mention. Piles, E.wcll, Randall AMI a
few other boys, Just out u short clothes
come Toto this class CHARLEY hiA, u I'LL
Bros. Is az ''oid resident" be II al wool
AMI q yard Wide, We all hope be viii
wave long. q. q. AMI Howard Wagg
have become TOO much engaged Ia Lewis
ton politics 10 favor rs with call nos.
wOOiman, True Co. are represented BY
Roberts who was preceded ~ Gal
DoNulng. Roberts calls, does bis basiness
and Is or-in Two wears We have hardly
been able % get acquainted with him.
Dywnlug. "Oly" Hay and many other dry
goods runners have len this route sni are
rcmemoered ~ Jolly, good fellows. Uncle
Morse representing Is D. fArnssorth has
been q known dealer In boots and shoes
Cor many years. lie Is an even going,
pleasant sort % . man. well liked and a.
Ways welcome. like" Lombard repre-
senis The well known establishment Of
Chas. J. wslker & Co. lie has run on
this beat" . dozen OF more years and !.
knswn BY every man and boy. lie has
been s'cussed" by ''handrsds for the failure
10 wear well % some Of the goods, he has
sold. lie IL inclioed 10 moralite little
nnd fault with the unchristian like prao.
tees % The people somewhat, aud hA.
been told BY some Of them, that they
should nke 10 see evidence OF his religiou
10 the improved quality OF his boots and
shoes. Fuller OF Paris runs fOr wm. A.
rockingham 4 Co, whose goods are not.
ed for their wearing qualities. These
three drop in OMEN and are such kind o
people a. one Is always glad 20 see n moi
TOO far behind with bis payments or has
money for them.
Geo. n. Gleason recently sold an Eelslr,
colt three years old 20 Joseph y. Edmund'
for s225 or more. Hartwel Oldham has
~ year old colt fOr which he has received
an ofcr OF sl5O. -. I. C." has maize
record" We have = three yesr-oli
"Smuggier Chief" dam. winthrop Nor
rill. named III. W. p record 10 be made,
for which We have had no offers. Good
men and good horses are not plenty.
IIsnce the great value OF each.
Many people like old fashioned things
they have had one OF the kind they hke-a
real snow storm and blow-no mall from
Canton from Saturday until Wednes day
none from Byron during the same time
A dearth OF runners, and q bad time u
haul wood.
There seems to be ample evidenSe that
great minds differ. Some say mills are al.
ready ballt, others. that they are In pro
eess Of construction. and stu Others that
STANLEY 4 Walton propose 10 build mills
In Peru, the last proposition IL supposed
10 Be correct We hope TO be able 10 say,
a1i that shortly, that mill for the manu-
fzcture Of birch into various articles Il 10
be baiit 81 the ''nArrows" on Swim river, By
Loring and Lueius Glover.