Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-28

two months, Il already enjoys splendid
reputation and constantly increasing
patronage. Mr.. Pulsifer is q dealer In
fine footwear, and carries 10 stock a
carefully selected assortment Of boots,
shoes and rubbers for men, youths, boys.
ladies and children. These include all
the latest styles, from the most reliable
manufacturers, and for At, finish and
workmanship cannot be excelled, and
are sold at prices rs low as the lowest.
A fine and complete stock OF the latest
d. signs In fashionable millinery and
fancy goods can also be obtained here,
including trimmed and untrimmed hats,
bonnets, pattern hats, tips, plumes,
feathers, ribbons, laces, ladies' furnish
ing goods, gloves, and In fact everything
to be found in first-clsss establishment
Of the kind. The knowing how, when
and where to buy stock OF goods, Is OF
the utmost Importance In business OF
this kind, and AZ Mrs. Pulsifer, who con-
ducts this branch Of the business, pos
sesses this knowledge 10 m eminent de-
gree, she is enabled to offer inducements
to patrons which cannot be surpassed In
this vicinity. The stock Is kept replen-
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ladies will further their own interest by
examining her stock and consulting her
prices before purchasing elsewhere. Mr..
and Mrs. Pulsifer are both well qualified
by experience and personally supervise
all the details OF their business. Being
honorable and fair in all transactions,
they well merit the success with which
they are meeting.
A. W. Walker & Son.
One Of the most enterprislng business
men Of South Paris, and one deserving
liberal mention at our hands is Mr.. A.
w. Walker. This gentleman has been
established In business here for the past
eleven years, and in December last, he
associated with himself his son, Mr..
Percy n. Walker, under the firm name
Of A. W. Walker & Son. They are con-
tractors, and dealers In granite work,
cement, lime, hair, brick, sand, and carry
. complete supply for mssons. They
are also dealers In coal and Ice and do
an extensive business 10 this line. They
are agents for the Standard OIL Co., and
supply kerosene, gasoline, etc, In any
desired quantity, and also represent the
Borne Scrymser Co. Of New York, man
ufacturers Of high grade machinery oil.
Messrs. A. w. Walker 4 Son do an ex-
tensive business, and are In position to
meet all competition, guaranteeing first
class material, and lowest prices on all
goods handled. Those In need OF any In
their line, will do well to call on this
firm, examine their stock and consult
their prices before going elsewhere. Mr..
A. w. Walker, personally, is one OF our
most enterprising business men, and has
large amount OF hustling element In
his composition. Mr.. Percy N. Walker
has lately attained his majority, and has
q level head on young shoulders. They
are both very popular with all classes In
the community.
Herbert p. Millett.
Great progress has been made in the
manufacture of vehicles In the past
quarter Of q century, and the carriages
Of twenty-five years ago and those turn
ed out to-day, are rs different as day is
from night. Not only Is lightness and
ease Of motion essential, but strength,
durability and workmanship. One OF
the most reliable manufacturers In this
vicinity is Mr.. Herbert p. Millett, whose
Office and mandatory Ia located at No.
s Church Street. The premises occupied
are large and supplied with all the latest
tools and appliances known for the sue
cessful conduct Of the business In hand.
Here are ms nufactured and made 10 order
all kinds Of vehicles, including carriages,
wagons, etc. Plans and specifications
are furnished upon application, first
class material and reliable workmanship
being guaranteed. Mr.. Millett Il an ex-
perienced, practical mechanic Of unusual
ability, and personally superintends all
work entrusted to him. He employs
only capable and reliable assistants, and
Is In position to meet all honorable
competition. Repairing and general job
bing In all It's branches Is also done
promptly and at short notice. Mr.. Mil
lett has been actively engaged In busi-
ness here for the past seven years. He
Is an enterprising business man and pub
lie spirited citizen, and Ia held 10 the
highest estimation by all who know
him.
w. D. Clark.
To obtain the purest and choicest Of
groceries, when retailers, wholesalers
and exclusive dealers are continually be-
Ing deceived, 1t is absolutely necessary
TO select those dealers who make II their
study and devote their time and atten-
ton TO this line. Apropos of the above
the thoroughly established house whose
name appears at the head Of this article,
and whose goods have stood the test
without once having been found using
any save the most superior products, Is
deserving Of prominent recognition.
This business was established seven
years ago by Mr.. w. ID. Clark. The
premises occupied at No. &c Main Street,
are well-lighted, commodious and kept
scrupulously clean. Fine goods are car
ried and large and carefully selected
stock is constantly kept on hand, which
include teas, coffees, spices, cereals, i'm
ported condiments and delicacies, canned
and bottled goods, butter, cheese, eggs,
all the leading brands Of flour, etc. Mr..
Clark does not sell one article low and
make 1t up on others, but quotes the low
est prices on all consistent with the quail
ity Of goods. All orders are delivered
free Of charge, wagon being kept for
that purpose. Mr.. W. d. Clark Is one
Of our active citizens and merchants,
and we'll deserves the success he has at
tained by his energy, enterprise and
perseverance,.
j. P. Richardson.
| In this review of the chief industrial,
commercial and general business inter-
ests Of our towns commerce, 1t 10 the
aim Of the writer, to give place and
prominence to those to whom the up
building of our towns commerce Is
mostly due, and It is with pleasure that
we here make mention Of the well-known
establishment conducted by Mr.. j. p.
Richardson, located at No. AZ Market
Square. This business was originally
founded by Mr.. s. Richardson 10 1865.
He Was succeeded by his sons, G. <.
and j. p. Richardson, the firm continu.
ing under the name Of s. Richardson &
Co. This firm was succeeded by Rich.
ardson & Hersey. Afterwards it was
Richardson q Kenney and In February,
1897, Mr.. j. p. Richardson became sole
j proprietor. The premises occupied are
J very large, the main store being 50x3C
feet In dimensions, with an addition 54xls
fest used for storing iron, steel, ETC.,
J and work shop In the rear, 30x30 feet
They are well-lighted, neatly arranged
and nlled to their utmost with an excel.
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