Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
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In our lively, wiieawsks village, sltn
sied near the depot, IL the store OF Wood
bury & Puringtop, dealers In Hour. grain ant
feed ~ well A. all descriptions ofgrocerie-
The CRY. In all Agricultural papers IL, raise
your own bresdstuffs." whether We ough
to do 30 Is not for " 10 argue. We know
that the farmers OF Oxford County do not.
Mr.. Woodbury. makes specially OF Hour
aud all kinds of grain. Nearly every frm
has some sort OF hobby ana the HOBBY
OF Mr.. Woodbury. Il 10 faralsh the very
best OF -four Tor the very lowest price
lie has mill for grinding grsln attached
TO his store where he grlnds some twenty
thousand bushels OF corn. Probably there
l. no concern In this Immediate section do
In ~ much business as this hrm.
A few doors up the street Il the shop OF
| G. III. Barker, who keeps ca hand . good
assortment Of windows, sash, blinds,
street spfinklers. clothes wringers, aud
does all kinds OF job work.
Just aioye II the store OF Charles Mason
who Il fitted up with good assortment OF
dry goods. groceries, -four and grain. MI.
Mason coidislly invites INSPECTION. know
Ing that he has good goods, well bought,
which i half the battle towards selling
low.
Next sboye l. the store OF Pred Emery,
who keep, a good supply Of groceries.
Fred Il q Joung man, and by bis gentle.
manly manners aud honesty hss gained .
good trade. Give him call
Next above IL the store NJ Calvin BIS.
bee. who does q big business In dry goods,
groceries. -four and grain
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village l. wiey'- drug stare on Main 80.
Here may be found full md complete line
Of drugs AMI chemicals, together With III
Kinds ~ medical preparations ~ The d'y'
Prescriptions are csFefaliy cbmpou1i
Here asO q. kept fall assortment ~
paints. oils and vsrnlshe.. aad av'ry large
lln. OF room pap u and borders
%. u. Anus one day last week mosei
gIsacr.s Of oai. In seven hours The
oats were very stout sni most o. tn m
lodged fat down They grew on Water
spout Mountain Farm n sny one In Ot'
ford County can So pctisr than thsi. lu't
'troi them out
Str. P.tsrY. Bean has sPymoaih Rex
hen that dropped an egg Last w'sk M AZ
uring slx by seven inches
A party from the Films sni Alpine Cot
tage took q hay rack ride 10 the water
spout Mountain House last rhursday. hal
a picnic aud . grant good tine
The entertainment At Ideal Hall. last
Thursday evening. was well ATTENDED ma
sic, reading aud dancing and r,ffcshmen1s
were the order Of the evening"
Mrs. John Kendall has c)mmeneei IN
build on her lot WHERE she WAS burned out
no, long since by lightning Amer her
house l. completed she will sell any one
wanting q nrst-clAss tenement house close
hy chair factory, should call on Mrs Ken
dali. She will sell A. she - DESTROYS -
purchasc LOT and build ON Mason PARK.
iolnlng her brother. 4. &. fsrwelL
The new POst-onlce hullilag l. rapidly
being pushed forward.
We dropped into the Bethel House last
evening; found thing, lively, every room
foil. THURSDAY evening the Raesis col y, q
themselves la the upper ball d,nclns ~
wss amusing ~ see the little one-, iso
and four year. OLD. on The rlor with h'lr
psrruis euioylng dance.
The hsll Wa crowded q, The SAlva'lon
meeting last sunday evening
Service. were held last sabbath arr
noon 10 L)ckc'- grove. A big crowd was
present
&c. Rowe. Esq AMI two friends from
Boston took a Trip 10 Noun, Washington,
last Thursday. C.
The hot wave has reached Bethel. Fri
DAY the thermometer registered 9,7 In
The shade ~ ST.
The grain crop l. being gathered In good
condition AMI average yield.
O.myu Smith runs threshlng machine
Al hi. barn sud much Of The grain Il taken
from the feli - The ,hresher.
The sweet corn l. making rapid growth
AMI will soon be- ready Tor the packers.
Mr.. John Kendall 4, erecting = house
upon the site ~ the Que recently burned
~ lightning ThOmas Kendall Of Norway
builds II under contract
Goals Academy opsnei Tuesday with
- scholars.
Frei Emery has soli his goods aud store
fixtures 20 George Iapsooi ~ Bethel