Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

n, 70 Paris. We take the liberty Of con-
den.ins % as to give the substance to our
readers: He came by the Bridg,on Stage,
az Ter tho charge Of F5rlcr the prince OF
Jehu'.. who .ct him down at noon at So
Paris. in tie mids, Of - much hustle th''
he thought by some mistake ho had got IN
to a city. Missing tie coach, " long
walk to this village In the sun was before
him. He says:
1--WE At lest found ours'li on Psri, ll'lI
n ra.sl deal ltisucd and exceedingly dns'y'
our hopes Of making dash'ng appearance
and ASTONISHING ths natives had III faded
nN,y. and We f,lt li,ca very small potato.
Crest. fllcr. We entered III. Democrat oil.
Zee. and found the " heys,' iinlshinS on
that weeks issue Of the plpcr Nolwitli'
STANDING our woehcguno lrolinss--lnd DOUBT.
lo., l,nt.-wc were received politely and
kindly. and thew inyitel ~ into the sane
.um the freedom o which WIS at once So-
tell us. our 6rsG thought was. whon leit
al,po Z, rummacc hi-" BAlam Box " 20
SEQ five couldn't fsh up from - depths
something nice. overlooked w HIM that
would do for " copy for our paper ol this
wr-l. mt ~ a e.c,nt thought Nc concih-
ded II would not hc right 10 thus Outrage
our brother. hospitality. And - W. irok'
cd over the c1chanrcs-wrnto \ small Squib
and =, caupcl round, until an invita-
ton came for tea.
Alter drinking m excellent, Gun OF ieA'
NO ,,,k a walk through Paris liill village
II i an airy. rrhtly and cv'ry way lovely
Mace. Itis"a ciiy sat On hlll that can
NOT l., hid" Most 81 our readers know
that Paris 4. tho shire town Of Oxford Coz.
and that the county buildings arc On Pnii'
Hill. The village h not large hut tasty
having wcll.to-do appearance. IL has
pleasant and luIuriant gardens. and it'
buildings are ncwish aui SUBSTANTIAL. Inc
view Iom the llill j. ,IieUsIyr-comrand-
inc full broad rrusp ct Of the wholccronp
Of theWhito Hills. and presenting an other
wise grand living audscapc'pIciuro u tho
b,lojdcr's eve. The richness ~ The pros
nee, i very much heightened by looking
rith a glass from the cuTola 81 Mr.. llnb.
hsrd's villa. 4 number Of ~ wcntup anu
while there strained ogr ewes hoping 10 gei
a view II Or. Truc's % Steamboat But
we con,dn't ss, anything either OF the boat
or of Bethel. Bethel village though On u
hill. :. uycr.hadovcl hy higher hills.
After looking at whatever j. interesting "a
the ,ssaiHiai, aspects ol Paris Till Bro. l..
wished ~ a. delight our ewes hy = sight at
the beautiful women be- 20 Justly eStols.
IL very fortunately happened that the la
die. connected with the lnlvorsalist Spcir-
~ oi the pAce. were that evening % hold
one of their s,mi.monthly reunions, Nnd ~
was suggested that w should nitcnd. We
were rlacpd under the polite care OF Bro.J.C.
Mania. = resident Of the village. and meme
lar ol tho society Bro. Marble .lmany
thanks 10 himD went with us tp the ." s0'
ciahlr." and gave usa very general nitro
auction ~ both the ladies and gentlemen
rrr,,nt. Suffice il 70 say, tired rs wc were
We had a delightful time. and NV enough
IN more than Justify the Partially OF toe
Democrat Tor tie Arer portion OF the r''l'
dents of PARIS. Tho ladies whom W. met
on Paris Hall, are not only beautiful IA
their looks. but refined and very pleasant
in their manners Their beauty Is helSh'
tened by u corresponding culture.
From thu .ociahle. We went % our quar-,
te.s AZ Mr.. llubnari's aud they Ncre good
quarter, too. ltnuy Of our readers 80 "a
Paris, they will lud Mr. H. llou'c a eo1d
place O. pot upnt We toe, az tSc break,
ast.talit. u,xt morning. qui. number OF
the member, uf the Name lhr-Ot was
court t.m,l--such NJ Judge Howard OF
Portland Hon y. s. i,ulyh''h OF our own
village, Souri, Virgin ot kumprl. Gen.
Virr,u-his sln-oi Norway. and \. \.
Strlut q Harrison. lnd,,i We met ~
Par,s Ill, with quito number ol nniao.-''
Among o,hsru weru Senator liEm,,n, who
was once PRINTER. aud zen. Perry, poliii'
cal editor Of tie Democrat, and nov mem
b. elect ol Cousrcss.
We hid the pleasure. too OF forming tho
acouain,aucc oi Squire Brycnt, lawyer
ol the place. aad that Of DR.. Lapham OF
BRYANT Pond. who l. enthusiastically u
member ol ,h, quill fraternity.
But sc couiiuo longer tarry on The I'LL
Gouinr back 20 -. Paris, w. vent Over
the new FIoarius Nil, OF Woudman,
phclu- 4 Co.. acc,mr nulel ~ Ma Phelps
If the frm, Who mated ~ into tine curious
noag, opeysadi Vi making Hi.e aonr. rhl'
extensive mill D. very ingrn!0u,ly cJntriyoi.
Tho apparatus Tor cleansing and grinding
wheat, and Tor boiling, cooling and putiins
up Hour. j. ~ NEAR perfection Us n we'll can
b.. So pains, nor money, have been 'p-r'
Ell hy thi, firm % furnish the community
viii, the best possible article OF four
great dcsidcralum. These gentlemen put ~
the best article OF h1ur c1iant, and itwouit
well pay the way Tor every family about az
to procure their supply az The Paris Mil
We hAy, tried their tDdr and kn1w II Ia 70,
OF tho beet quality. They have recently
bought "a large quantity Of new wheat, and
will soon have ready Tor market aour mAn'
uiacturtd from IL. Remember ladies, II
YOU want good barrel OF Hour, YOU can
have il by calling Tor the -. Paris brand.
This establishment il worthy 10 be known
and we take pleasure In thus speaking ct ~
After visiting some other industrial 60
Establishments IN -. Paris, Of which there
are many ono in particular where Is man
uinciured the Oalyauised Stoves Tor summer
use which are greatly economical OF heat,
we walked over 20 Norway village, wher,
We made u brief call On Bro. MliIIett oi thC
Advertiser. who is the smoothcstaud plump
est editor we have met with for long
time
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