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

the leading brands Of fiour, cereals, teas,
coffees, table Injuries, butter, eggs,
fancy crackers, dried fruits, etc., also
fruit and confectionery. The stock IL
kept replenished with frequent invoices |;
no old or stale goods being allowed TO
accumulate. The zone Price" system IL
strictly adhered TO and satisfacti0n guar
anteed In oil cases. All orders receive
prompt and careful attention and are de-
livered free OF charge, wagon being
kept constantly on the 20. Mr.. Jones Ia
Q public spirited citizen whose word is
~ good as his bond.
Excelsior Frame Company.
In compiling review Of this nature,
every possible branch Of business ID dis
closed, and 10 this connection Il II q
pleasure to call attention to the Excelsior
Frame Co., located at No. A Pleasant
Street. This concern are extensive deal
ers In all kinds Of gold and silver hard
wood and fancy mouldings, looking
glasses and artists materials, and do an
extensive business In this line. The
premises are we'll lighted and handsome
ly appointed and splendid assortment
OF goods are constantly carried In stock
and sold at the very lowest prices. The
business was founded 13 years ago, and
has been conducted In It's present quar-
ters since 1883. Mr.. +. l.. Millett, the
proprietor, thoroughly understands all
branches of his business and ID 10 posi-
ton to offer inducements to patrons
which cannot be excelled Ia this vicinity.
He makes speciality Of gold frames for
paintings and In addition carries IN
stock nice assortment Of oil and water
color pictures including all subjects,
which he sells at live and let live prices.
His work shop is equipped with all
necessary tools and appliances for the
successful conduct Of the business, and
while good work Ia done satisfaction IL
guaranteed In every instance. Person
ally Mr.. +. L. Millett Is q gentleman Of
honesty aud integrity and well merits
the success he enjoys.
Herbert g. Fletcher.
The oldest Instituted custom In the
history Of mankind Is that OF removing
the hair from the face. Away back 10
scriptursl times clear through to the
present age, this custom has been In
vogue, until distinct branch Of trade
sprsng In existence known ss barbering.
One OF the ablest opponents Of this trade,
In South Paris or vicinity Is Mr.. Herbert
@. Fletcher whose hair dressing parlors
are located at No. 3 Odd Fellows Block.
This gentlemen has been established In
business here since 1856, and has won
an enviable reputation and first class
patronage. Here In the most comfortable
OF reclining chairs you can get hair cut,
shave, or shampoo with clean towels for
each aud every customer, best OF bay
rum and tones only being used. Mr..
Fletcher Il an artist In his line and en-
ploys only assistants OF skill and ex-
perience, guaranteeing first class work
In every instance. He Is n pleasant
spoken gentleman Of undoubted In
tegrity, ard IL very popular with all
classes In the community. When you
are In need Of any thing In his line, drop
into his establishment and find yourself
next. He will treat you right.
L. B. Andrews.
There are no commercial enterprises
that add so much to the Importance OF
any city as do the modern department
stores of the present day. South Paris
IL not behind the times 10 this respect as
may be seen by n visit TO the establishment
conducted by Mr.. l.. B. Andrews. The
premises utilized are 40xGO feet In
dimensions and include the first floor,
and basement, 1910 well lighted and
systematically arrrnged into depart
ments, and are filled to repletion with
an excellent assortment OF goods, In
Guiding all kinds OF dry and fancy goods,
clothing, "a well made and trimmed as
custom goods and sold at half the price,
ladies' and gentlemen's furnishing goods
and In fact everything to be found In q
first class establishment OF the kind. Mr..
Andrews WAS formerly member OF the
firm OF Noyes & Andrews, who conduct
ed two stores In Norway. His con-
nections with manufacturers and i'm
porters are OF strictly first class
character and as he buys and sells for
cash he Is In position TO offer induce
ments that cannot be surpassed outside
OF the larger cities. He caters TO no
particular class Of people, but welcomes
and provides for all, and always at lowest
prices. Mr.. l.. b. Andrews has only
been established In business here since
March. He is q business man OF ability
and enterprise, and his establishment Is
creditable alike to himself and the COM
munlty with whose progressive develop
ment he has become so closely allied.
n. 2. Perkins.
That not q few valuable horses have
been spoiled by improper shoeing Is q
fact that no well informed person will
deny, and that hundreds OF animals have
gone lame and had to be taken of the
road for long or short time, simply be-
cause the man who shod them didn't
know his business Ia also q well under
stood fact; therefore, no horse owner
can afford to let everybody who claims
TO be a practical horse sheer shoe his
horse until he has satisfied himself that
the job will be skillfully and carefully
done. We refer with pleasure to the es-
Establishment OF Mr.. II. T. Perkins. The
premises utilized are we'll suited for the
business 10 hand, being equipped with
FORCES, blowers and all necessary tools,
etc. Particular atteotion Is paid to In.
terfering, overresching and tender-fOoted
horses. Although established here lit
tie over year, Mr.. Perkins has already
gained splendid reputation and con-
stantly increasing patronage. He Is q
wide-awake and honorable business man
and well deserv the support Of the
community.
s, p. Maxim q Son.
One Of the most successful and repre-
sentative Of our local enterprises is the
welLknOwn establishment Of Messrs.
S. p. Maxim & Son. They have been ac-
lively engaged In their business here for
the past twenty years, and to-day enjoy
q well deserved success. Our reason for
this Is that the proprietors have brought
to the business a thorough experience
with Its every detail and an acquaintance
with the best methods used in this line
Of manufacture. The premises utilized
are large, commodious, well-lighted and
euuipnpd with toOls and machinery for