Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
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bETuEL. May o.
HoN otsn people run Away with tbs
/ .lrs that thcfc - money - Do saved y
golug shroat Tor thoif pafchsses They
thiuk thsy can bay closer ~ scniiug -
me city than a. home, add pai themselves
o. 10 tud OF trOgbe, unisr TIE dclusion
/ that they arc sAylng cent They want
| o. Duy - close that thvy shave them
selves. TIE writer Knows oy experience
| ln he matter 90 household supplies. dry
| goofs aui gr0ceric-, yOu can A. a rule by
| al homc a. sell. N not better Ia oar Own
village a. have To dry goods and grocery
stores where they keep good stock, aud
have sthln fcS years largely extended
I their lnts % trade. Ani are prepared -
.apply every demand Al the lowest nxurc
/ Tue wldc-ANAke retail trsie are alive 10
I tle necessity % 10th ouying aud selliog
slose, at my "a 2 a. greet inducements
/ A. cAn b. aaf elsewhere. ooe % The most
attractive st0gcs 10 oar village D, that %
Ia T. Rove Mr.. Rowe commenced. 10
erect thr Dalding A0Oat Que year ago, And
I 10 i aid o. be oue % The rnest buildiugs
l ln thc Cugniy. A gisnce through The spa
c.ous departments % This cstAnlishm-nt
reveal. % Tie enquirer, Thoroughly vel
himsef 3D. cArying = large stock OF dfy
ani f.ney goot-, that are not excslicd 10
quality. qasntlty Or price, ~ any New
EngIaui house. Al Ideal hall on The sec
ood fo,r has iast 0cen completed. Ani "a.
ap-n.d u Toe pablo. Tuesday evening ~
= dance Bgl0ws Orchestra furnished
music
| Ooe Of The lively. wlie.AwAke concerns
] 80
Gerry store % Fred Emery MAO keeps a
largr STICK % canned frult, a. well A. al
d~.cfiptlons % groceries frvd l. young
man at starting 10 business. Nearly
ever concern has some sort % hobby,
/ .nd tas hooDy % Fred IL 10 furnish The
very bsst Of f1ar a. The very lowest price.
We 90 NOT mean % have yOa iufer that Is
AL for b. l. equally determined 10 suit you
90 a. < DDS 4 - BY hin.
Th~ l.Iir. Nj Social Circle met With
NJ. ChNs. Psrwell last Thursday alter.
noon and evening and chose the fOilOviug
.ficsrs Or The ensuing ar. Pres, Mrs.
/ AnisI Chandler. lr Vice President, Mrs.
Ga.tas BurbAuk SEC. W. %. shaw
/ Tr~as. NJ. John Sssu. This circle l.
composed % ladies' who mean business.
/ Last year ib-y contributed towards the sal-
.ry ofthe Pastor. sisO
Al The lAst meeting OF the Bethel Library
Association ne follosing Oficers we're
elected for the ensuing year President,
Mss Auuie FRYE; Vice President. Mrs
| Johu n Chapman. Sec, Mrs. A. T. Her
/ dck. Treasurer, Miss Mary Chspmto +;
Trustees. Alfred True. A. w. Nslsntloe,
/ 4 Lovei0y. Mrs. 5 ID PhllorOok aud Miss
Lizzie sterns; Librarian. MISS LOra Bur
Dank. The hOrsry nOs contains som-
over seven haadred volami .. ant additions
are 20 b. mad soOn
M Holt. one Of our Oldest eitirens says
a~ has uot experienced such a cold spring.
-lnce Ista. Feeding time bids fair 70 COZ
time uatil the bottom OF the hsym0v falls
cut
Cows are 10 q good demand this spring
out working oxen sell slow.
Potatoes cOntlnae % come In freely; ~
cents f0r The best. Il the price In Bethel.
Potato john has shipped about seventy
cars % TIE Lowell and Boston market
Woodbury. and PuringtOn ks ever, are
doing a heavy business. thousands Of bush.
els Of corn pass through their hands every
year. Their ues store IL being treated 10
q coat % pslnt-
Mrs. Chandler will move into her new
house On Mason Para 18th Inst
/ Dr. Gray aud wife Who has been spend
Ing the winter ~ Morgan City La, len for
Bethel. last Monday win arrive o. Bethel
Friday.
The people are pleased 70 zee our e.
teemed friend, Hon. David Hamnons
oat on the street again. Mr.. II. has the
sympathy Of al. 10 bis misfortune In break-
log bis veg last winter and the loss Of his
4 - Wtl.on Hsmmous