Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-21

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sfarED rrrriSss.
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"Wednesday Ivsulng, On % eesrs iall taoon, Ma
sanlc Halt iring fro.i. III. y. Regular meeun.
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Eysnlas. on er esfors haL m.oa. II. ID: sm,ih, 80
4. %. %. f.--Rsgulaf mestlng u III fsies.
Hal, every Tuesday Evening. A. L. v. llss, 80
WIhlsy Gnrampmsnt, No. ~, meets IN Oii fsllos.
Hal. ssooai sni harih Friday iysninr. q sac
mcuih. Georre W. ilogns, rcf,ss.-sfa',sd naiaa
meeting. thiri nooiay n Jaauary. A. >. hiHeail
No, P-RsTal.r meeting Ia lIs,h.-sl plosl
ever "Wednesday L'sning. 4. NJ faeAAf'' ~
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10. q, Tia oraas, Hal. even saturday eve
ulnr D. 4. Chssley. W. r.
a. A. R.-IIafry Hast Pet, No. 81. meet. lis o..
Friday Evsning IN sseh nanth. w DranEs Hal. J
u. sanb"rn. Ccmmanisf.
A stroll through the village stores abou
thl. time, q little before Christmas. IL on'
OF the most pleasant psstimss In which
one can In. ulge.
Harry Lanes window contains some o.
his hsndiwork In the nature OF uridefmy
within we found Harry working earnestly
on clothes made 10 order" Mr.. Lane u
q tailor Of exceptional qualities; his suits
always ~. sultings OF the latest styles
are here found. and . good fellow 10 trade
with.
In the store Of n. II. & T.. \. Prince. sue
csssors 20 VI. NJ. Phlnney. one IL nearly
bcwlldersd no, only with the stock Ia
trade. but by whs, ldiies odH DO RUG try
The store was full OF purchssers-testins
the sniesvors OF the proprietors To The ut
most. Selected with that delicate tasts
peculiar 20 women. the stock IL one OF ih'
largest and best. Here are found dres'
goods OF all pstterns-eslico 10 Silk RIO
bons, and all the herewith associated Y
make the beautiful exquisite. Fair deal
ing., one price, aud goods s represented
their motto. This nrm deal 10 ladies
goods wholly.
On entering Mlllett 4 Raller's boot an
shoe store. pleasantly located near Bear
Hotel, one Is struck by the sbundsnt stock
CHRISTMAS goods abound, courtesy an'
gcnilem,nly conduct mark the owners
square dealings and the one cash price sys
ten % all speaks highly OF their business
qualities. They carry the largest aud bss
assortment OF boots. shoes, ruboers, etc.
90 be found In Oxford County. Nlsliini
Norway, 20 In and see them.
A. the mex: place We called We were me
by arcd.cheekci, opulsnt, gooi'nAiured fel
low. In fact . piece OF the webb" o
health and success. Assisted by wake
neIi, coats, vests, pants. hats, caps, vi
stef., and q multitude OF other furnishing
were passed before our faces, noiuiih
s,antlng the I'VE shant bay, today" ~
there was lefl no chance for doubt ihA
that Webb & wakenelds was the place Il
purchase anything fellow needs 10 wear
whether one purchases or not be goei
away from this nrm well pleased with hii
visit
Noyes' Drug Store Il now nlled 10 10
full capacity with CHRISTMAS goods Al
usual all IL tasilly arranged. The effect 4
quite Irresistible 10 ons who has the faint
est desire 20 make q Christmas present
Cheap. useful and besuiiful gins are her'
IN be found Tor the child. the middle-sged
the oli.
Mrs. W. Moore IL another example o
that 20. ahead type OF woman. Mrs. Moor
carries large stock which she 10 Away
glad 90 show. She WORKS entirely Tor ~
bensf. OF her customers. Assisted by
nrsi.class mllliner. she IL prepared TO %
gooi work on short notice. Fancy goods
hats. bonnets OF the latest order are her
In abundance.
whl,comb 4 smiley come 10 the iron
with the largest stock Of dry goods In III
ylll,ge. This nrm 4. well known 10 81
for iis upright dealings. Ladies eloaks
dress goods, etc. form but one depart
mer, OF their stock wOolens OF al prices
and 10 fact anything In the dry goods lin
can be found here At low prices. David ]
there sud will be glad 10 show you a.
through the store, II you Will but look
Call.
Al J.P. Huntington 4 Co.'S We wer
well greeted. A besutlfal store, such a
l. seldom found In sylllsgei and the stool
IL large and Of the nnest quality. Tit
irm make custom work sp,cldliy. III
work IL done under Mr.. IIuntington's 80
peryi.ion. Mr.. Huntington carries stool
OF ready made goods for men and boys.
\. l.. Crockeii's drug store has more III
appearance Of OLD man Santa Claus's sior
room than that OF place 10 obtain ess
from all pains, sprains or aehes. sIeds
rocking horses. and all kinds % ianke'
notions tempt the visitor - buy. Altho
there IL big rush ',.f Christmas goods
Sam l. calm brs.nsss Is bis foris. and b
holds IL wei.
We returned much refreshed by III
ramf...
n. Frost klleei = hog weighing ~
pounds, few months ago, fourteen month
old.
Albert stiles IL eonsAlesceni-
The little Allen boy Is somewhat easier
and hopes OF bis recovery are entertained
Abner Jackson believes In feeding cot
ton seed meal; be purchased two tons tn
other day.
The one session system Is being take
ofsome. Most OF the citizens believe ia
the old s,yle-three hours before dinner
and about the same AFTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison's little one II
quite sick.
Der, Wing and Charles Morgan. while
on their way 10 work. Tuesday morning
discovered the body OF John l.. woodsun
a. the rear OF &. Il. Cummings wood
she'd on Whitman ST. Both horses wer'
cast. The body rested on the sleds-th'
hand ellnched. placed over the locality o
the heart. The load OF wood was abou
half unlosied. Coroner A. Il. Basseu va
Immediately notified. who n once sum
moued q Jury and removed the body v
the house OF ELIAS woodsum. The inques
found that the deceased cane 10 his dealt
by heart dlsesse. The remains were .
once taken In charge by the MAsons, o
which order Mr. woodsum was . mem
Der, by whom the last sad rites were per
formed Thursday noon. The last seen
SIR. woodsum, amer having reported
the once OF q. II. Cummings, was driviul
In the direction OF the shed on Whitman
ST., where he WAS found the next morning
as above stated. Mr.. woodsum was
hard-worklug man, KIDD aud indulgen' II
his family.
Wallace Cummings OF Albany visits'
Norway ir search OF . work horse III
week.
Grand Bail q, Norway Hall Friday even
ing, the 2tth.
II IL reported that Z. w. Chase, for th
past few years general superintendent
the Norway shoe factory. IL about 10 D
superseded by . gentleman OF much eIpe
perience and ability. Mr.. Chase has rs
turned TO his home In Lynn.