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

always at reasonable prices. The success
Of this house through Its 10 years Of life
has been owing to the honesty and enter
prise Of It's proprietois, Messrs. n. ID.
Bolster, and f. N. Haskell, and the
same will insure It's success in the future.
q. L. Parlin.
Leather is one OF the most important
commodities that people have to invest
In, particularly is this true a. relates to
harness, saddles, trunks, bags, ETC., thus
an establishment where the best goods
can be had at the lowest prices is Of
paramount Importance to residents Of
this locality. We refer with pleasure to
the establishment conducted by Mr.. T..
l.. Parlin, located at No. IL, Market
Square. Mr.. Parlin began business here
In South Paris In 1890, and continued q
year and half when he sold his inter-
ests to Messrs. Ramsdell & Hatch. He
returned In 1892 and again started busi-
ness, Messrs. Rsmsdell 4 Hatch having
left the town. Mr.. Parlip Is an extern
sive dealer In single and double, light
and heavy harness, saddles, brides,
robes, whips, halters, blankets, trunks,
bags, straps, and In fact everything per-
tanning to the business In hand. Hsr-
ness Of all kinds Is made to order, and
repairing Is promptly and satisfactorily
attended TO. Mr.. Parlln Is In q position
TO meet all honorable competition and
there Is no place In this section OF the
county where cheaper goods can be
bought. Personally Mr.. f. l.. Parlin is
q conscientious business man, ever
wstchful OF his trades interests. Being
honorable and fair In all his dealings, he
well merits the success accorded him.
F. B. Fogg g. Co.
A call at the livery and sale stable car
ried on by +. b. Foeg & Co., located on
Pleasant Street, will convince any Ac-
quainted with the average public stables
that this is flrst-class establishment In
every respect, for Its construction, It's
equipment and It's management combine
to make It rank among the best in this
locality. They are commodious. we'll
lighted and are fitted up with q view to
conducting the stable to the best advan-
tage, having accommodations for large
number Of horses and carriages which
are let to responsible parties at reasons
BILE rates. Carriages for balls, parties.
weddings and funerals are furnished at
short notice. An average of Is head OF
horses are kept In first-class condition,
and particular attention is devoted to
boarding horses, the best OF food and
care being given them. This business
found Its inception one year ago and
from the first II has been success. Mr..
Fogg IL considered an accurate Judge Of
horse flesh and IL well qualified bv ex-
perience to preside over the destinies OF
his business. He isa public spirited and
enterprisinR citizen. and IL held In high
regard by all who know him.
]. Pierce.
The taste for jewelry and the express
sion OF art In personal adornment is ~
old as the business race, and one of the
most marked and universal of It's charac-
teristics is that II has assumed new and
beautiful forms, and to-day the best
jewelrv stores are centres Of the most
beautiful experiments In art. thus an es-
tsblishment where all kinds of jewelry
articles can be obtained, is of import
ance to our many readers. We refer TO
the establishment conducted by Mr.. j.
Pierce. located In Odd Fellows Block.
South Paris. Here can be found full
line of jewelrv articles. gold aud silver
watches, clocks, solid silver and plated
ware, souvenirs. optical goods, musical
instruments, strings and trimmings,
etc. One Of the principal features OF
this business, however, lies In the fact
that II Is an infirmary or hospital for
disabled watches and jewelry, and that
II Is well patronized, is evinced BY the
fact that Mr.. Pierce, as q irst-class
mechanical surgeon is constantly kept
busy. He Is an artist In his line, and
no chronometer or watch, no matter
how complicated. that has become out
OF order but can here be made as good
as new. Mr.. Pierce Is also q flrst-class
optician and devotes especial attention
to this line. He has been actively en-
gagged in business here for the past
twenty-six years. and IL well known and
highly esteemed throughout South Paris
and vicinity.
e. L. Jewell.
There Is no longer question as to the
necessity Of the employment of first
class merchant tailor for those who ap-
preciate perfectly fitting garments.
Clothes made for nobody In particular
never fit any one In particular, thus an
establishment of whose reliability there
is no doubt cannot but prove Of interest
to our many readers. We refer to that
as conducted bv Mr.. Z. L. Jewell. This
gentleman Is a first-class practical tailor,
and has been In business here since 1896.
The store room occupied by him Is large,
commodi0us, well lighted, and particu-
larly adapted for the purpose of the busi-
ness, and full line Of foreign and do
mestic cloths for suits, overcoats,
trousers, fancy vests, etc., are kept on
hand which are made up In the very
latest styles at the lowest prices. Mr..
Jewell employs none but capable assist
ants and as he is first-class cutter him.
self and personally superintends every
detail of his business, you are assured
that every piece Of work leaving his es-
tablishment is perfect In every respect.
All kinds Of repairing, dyeing, cleaning
and pressing Is done at short notice and
satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
Personally Mr.. Jewell is highly regard
ed for his sterling personal worth and
numbers among his patrons the best
citizens of South Paris and vicinity. He
well deserves his success as q first-class
merchant tailor.
Andrews House.
1t 1t said that there are two things
that no man should choose for another
Q wife and q hotel-for the only reward
one is apt to get for his services Ia the III
will Of the one for whom he may choose,
as tastes differ 30 greatly, that wife OF
hotel that would be highly satisfactory
to one man, may come very far from suit
ing another. Still we think we run no risk
In recommending the Andrews House,
for this is one of those liberal managed
home, like hotels that everybody likes,
and the proprietor Mr.. W. II. Shaw ID
untiring In his efforts TO make his
guests feel at home, to lodge them we'll,
feed them well, and treat them well in
every respect, and the facilities 1t hil
command are such % to enable him "a
make every one thoroughly comfortable.
The Andrews House 10 conveniently 10
Gated in the business centre Of South
Paris, within short distance Of the r
r. depot. It b lighted BY electricity has
sanitary plumbing throughout, bath
room etc., and has al convcniences found
In ilrst class hotels. lt has 81 sleeping
apartments, both single and en- suite
Handsomely furnished and kept scrupu.
jeosly oleaa. The dining room ID large
talry room, snd fhe tables are supplied
with al the delicacies Of the market and
aeas0na. Co07red and aaeyod n r nannAl