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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27
The Church South saa Secession.

Il is an undeaiable fact that the Church
S0uth- was oae o. the principal agencies
that brought abos' The rebellion. The ~
EsiOus element hai a va, deal to DO IN
e'iucating the public uir,' % hate iiis North.
slavery vas advocated To- the pulpit - D.
vine institution. ~Li,e ministers % tic eos-
pei boldly declared Il the chief corner stone
both 81 church and State The Bible uas ap-
reaicd 20 A. uPholding the accursej sy.ic-n.
ard rs holy pages desecrstej % iie vie
Purposes q nan s;eal~rs. aluiier ri. All
nurlercrs. Nearly al the dcno-ainaiions
IN ihe lard i,ide,i on his subject. In
1874 he Mciholisi Episcopal Church. u.fh
is million anl half % ucuihers. vas rcui ~
twain b. Siascrr. tac Ministers and mem
bers Of nearly a. ihe siave States seeded.
sni established. shat has siacc lecu knoun
A. tie Mcihoi.si Episcopal Charrl south. F.,
Hrury Claw IN lsl5. IN a usunorable
Speech. declared that a permanent division
in a churrh 81 s1ch n1mbcrs srl infurncr.
vould 81 it.r'f. lead 90 a dissolution 90 the
Jnioa ard a., prophetic vor,l. have ra.,-
q into history
During ih- rebellion ibc most siolrnf.
ianAiical leaders have bcea founJ suaon- fh-
Clergy. Gen. LorEsfrcet uas Mrihali,t
rieryman. Gen. Polk sn EP.scopaiian.
Gen. Jackson a Presbyicriaa. SIT so~r
might 20 OF 90 tle cni o. tie chapter.
These generals al tried O. install irio tbs
hesrts % ihcir soldiers thc ilea that thev
we're fghfing ior Col and t'sc highest tvr,c
Of christianity. Now vhi'c an Effort O.. De-
me male 90 unite thc oha-ch,s. lorr ago
separated By Slsvery. and bring back sbe
North ani South into one foll. the Soufhern
Ministers show the viper. anI give unmis-
taxable evidences ilat tie punt o. slavery
and rebellion has no; 18th them died oct.
bit oriy been scotched.- VIXEN THE
thing . proposed. they o.; on their sane
oi1 aristocratic airs. ard decline anv chris
ton associa'lon ~iih ere 81. viie yankees Of
The Nouh. This Is especially true ~ith
tie efforts no~ beng pr forth Co unite tbe
NJ. +. Church. NoriL anl Souih Tie fse
Bishops 90 fic CLgr,h South have i,.se.l
iirir alhriai Blli strongly p-o,estia- against
any sach uuion. The a. coc. % prove the
confusing iniarner. OF slavery. Itpoi.on.
everything O. io1-hcs. an terms the cllu-eh
% the living Col ~iih = .ei % thieses and
murierrr We does not rrjoi-e A. 90
oFerihrov 'a thc uaiious
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27
Ealar,,nr n, e.sn Hone.

The graz rub of conpany O. The White
Nogntsias ior TO years rasi. has demon
.sra'rl o. 'uPossibiiity Of longer della. N
protiling or its acconnodation. an CO..
} ~ Thcmpson. fihe Glen Hoase. IA.
sc himself about The vork lis plan. con-
template The ervciion q a hosei secoai n
size &c believe o. M other in Me- Enr-
lani. ard fnr eNccIing IN accommoistiou,
anything in ihe mountain rrg.on-
The preseat Glen House present.. front
tosa-is Mt w,.hiag'on. % $50 FEET. 18th
a ving extending back. foru,irga Il. Of 80
fret. wiih buiiiing % 100 feet IN len-th
containing the cooking apparatus. TIE a.
diiions 20 b. made uiii extend TIE main
front. ftriug ibs moantaia 267 feet. rnakior
= continaoa. Inc on thc street % S97 feet
This extension Ill BE- four stories high. be.
side, RE siiie. Two win<s will connect.
one containing the d.aing hsu. 100 feet by
50. AL stories high. besiIes stiic. aad
one containing kiicb,a 100 feet IN icnrth.
I'D = stories. beside. aiiic. The main
front srciion VII oontaia a ladies' parlor.
Too frct loas BY 20 vide. The main ball.
o. passage ~ays in each story. VII be IS
feet inches IN the clear. That portion q
the structure containing the ogicc an rcn-
erai rccvPtion ROOM. Ill stand between the
Oh sni ne~ part. snd Nil b. connected
wiih each By platform and covered ra.-
sage. This boiling al D. "a fect long
ani 20 ode. snd tso stories hieh To-
hr.t foor % each section vii D. Is f,,s
hish IN THE clear. ne .econd 10 f-~i. th.
bird ard fourth. Q sni = feet. AMI an VII
have snishcd sific.. The Whole ailniou.
Ill s1pIiv rrar'v 20 additional sleeping.
rooms. besides iarai.hiug unsu-passrd o.
tc1s. dining halls sai pariors.
Mr ThomPsoa las aircaiy made several
q the most important coui-arts on The
buiiiinr' ani thr work has ai-rsdv CON.
u~ncci- iis cuts large portion % he
lumber on his go is-l. ara nanufsciurrs
ihe dio-ension s;sH 80 his ON saumli.
II" strueturv -as designed bv NJ
Thor.dike % Boston IT, dra-i.s, anl
vorking risns are u,aie ~ Era ? Br,t.
Es1 % Nor-ay. 40 Ill superiutead ths
errvcfion % thr hafld-urs.
The Glen Hoasc H. lo-areI IN uhai l.
called 6r~roe', Gr,r'. 80 'he base % Nj
Wastinrton. on th- oii Pinkha-u ts-nriEr f.
ani % miles from The Gorfam Staiion.
ari ahout tl mi,cs norihrriy from ths tom
of Jaekson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

40 MizcPPa. Niun-. sept. sth. after an
illaes' ~ iess than four DAYS. from paral,;ie
slock. Lew S'ovel. Eel. aged q years.
faibcr Stowcl was born a. Pari.. Ne 4.
grallaisl 90 g7rdoia College ia I-l5. ca-
tered ibe ie-ai Profession, uni,el -i-b ,i-
Congregational Cha-rh a. DNfe.I. 1851 A.
lrld inporfart oi..rrs in DIS native coanir /.
moved 90 Indiana in lass. tkcucc 90 the
place Of hi. death in l-fg.
lle wi BE- rcmeubcrol by a large circle
Of friends pa, and West. a. an upright.
intelligent. sivacious. PaHantAropic. chris-
t.an man, unoiuasisciy SHINING tbe conf-
dcnce and respect CO the comuulifv uLerr
Be- lived Couversart viih. A. deeply in
teres;e4 in the great movements oftL dar.
BE- adhered uiih sfror- tcuariiy Oh early a.
-ociaiious. -liie admitting fhe i-tt "a pass
ir- events. Bearing unh checrfal .oritud-
revcrses. tir Joss ~ children. Impaired
Leaih. aul ihc irf-niti-. 90 a-c. o. r.orn-
ei t.r brafru. t.uit lat ruir RESTING
b. hopc upon tac cardinal truths of fl.e COS.
pei ani dnilrr Gle hI.,t eVr--ss,oa o..
hls FEELINGS n standard hru.ns 1i praise.
" risuou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27


Brovn October - here uiib if. hs-.,;--
barns ard fun sranaris,. "a. fauinr isa,es
and iruii. Last -ccs The cool p~opi. o.
he'h-l hal their to-n fair. IN ere Pair
there a. t,ry crriitabic display. ealbra--
ing May useful artirl,s al % wLi-h -src
very tns. Tberc us.s fnc display % fruit
ard the sr.cCi-neus ~~r- srry fu- ard fair.
WY b. &c ihat 80 many farmsr, are content
o. 60 -iihoui irl.'. in lanA -ho.c sal al
ol''aaie Az 80 cobEcu ,al 20 fruit thas he ha,-
bandu,au. 18th l.sscns oH5rts. Is rewarded
viih sacccs.s
To- appie gross almost evcryuhere on
oar broal .and. al most - To- hrrs fruit
hasc quiie a. -iie a rangc % .on an eE-
mate. thosgh they A., msch less abundaa;.
Apples hase been most comaaoa probably
becaas- thy az the rsosf Common f-iit q
The isihsr-iand. ani -rre pianteI b. the
hrst sctticrs q thc country Inarir-ia
soii tie tree -oah gro- any-bsre 18th
iuSsfiEnor. anl onis needed 10 have a clean
Sid o. yi~id ahanlant frait Apple or
claris. taouEh common. arr sfil far telor
TIE ~ants of the coautry. uandrcl. %
farners. ~heu ihr apple t. a. hardv a. ihe
forest Oak. are stiH sifho1ta cool or,hard.
lt 81 someuhsi amusius' o. hear ths rrssoas
ssslsnci o. fhrisine farmers. Cor the great
uifta.e i1 tlsir ia.lan.lry % nor piartlrg
g. arclarl I; d, rrrrr admitted thar they
Do -7t love fruit Tl-re 4, hardly a mao
in q tao1saal ihsi B. uof fond q every va
ririy of iruit. Esrry BOY md E,rl SIGH. fsr
d. aviElbor's apple ani par frvcs. and
noe oair breaks the t~nrh tat th~ eiehrh
comnani-u~nf. OBI the carrrrrss q his de-
sirc. a bone sa-oan.i. q 18th vel rroua
fraii trees al siae-. adapted % Gle .oI
ard climate. is one % tb- mo.s L~aaiif.i
otjerfs - meet vifh. af this season al ths
year. Escy one aaralrcs tb- d@cI.a-.
hosessr hamslr. thsi looks oct upon tbe
streets throarh shaded -aIss. through fruit
GO gardens ani orchards
~ aat can be- fncr fhan assIl-rr8-u p-sr
tree burg u.th Be- yellow fraas a. app.
-h'se Tough. a-c hs1f.r- t. th- r-.saI
-i'h th-.r ruiiy borden, ora ri1s IosdeI
sra its p.rP.e r.-.iers'
Tee are rh-Ho an4 substantial orna-
meats that 49, nan may plant aroani BE-
h9mc- The green upon BE- vial5s sri
th- paint o- ihe Irt...ng. uil rcq..re free
4le1f at expensive rencsais ~se- re-
t.rlir- >prins sil bring oat che hsing or
namrnts in rss drss. ~iiiolt money al
urhoui price
Tru.r Yours C.
Bethel. O.foh~r l7th i-rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

AsrioStL TuaVzssvIvs. a trra-a-
ton of CouErcEatianai of Wastirrtor
ei'y. have called apon fhe PresileHf. al
urged t.m o. GO spau Tharsiir. fhe .a
dag Of Aoteu.rr. ttr day annaaly a.-
served ~ most of 80 States Of Co. Tnion.
80 day of Nsf.aaai Thaatsg.unr ari
Prayer to Almighty COD or De- rooire-s
t' usa s rafi.r. I'D especially 60 tts
saprrrssion of flr rereHf rebellion. f.r tfe
efsiruetion afs'arrrv. fte cnrse of orr eis.
> 80. and 60 fhc rrsiorsuon of rearo
Hih'n CD or borders ed to ofer drvoat
snrp.irif, ttst i- riI roaA keep u..
g. b. hss dono. bel al or uaiionsl history
friais. &C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

A suihicient nuunbcr Of oar Young men
have organized themselves into a Bras.
Band. Amoug them ar several accomplish
Cd mssicians. They SIX The ctuen. %
Bethel - sa5scribe hberallv towa-ds par
chasing soae instruraeuts We hope their
cat all be eheerfaliy attended 90. lis
not a money making bu.ines. on their part.
~hile the pleasure th-y wiu inpart AMI tie
hapPinc.. ibes all give O. tbo.s -ho ,b,u
listen 20 them. vii norc than corur..ns,is
for any Donation IN thc part % che citirrn..
Therv ID. been quite meadow fever IN
tom the rrvsent $500. Mnch "a thc
iu'mense msaios iands on Alder River has
changei haais -ifhin a f-- weeks We
~ondsr that thee isn.i. have no, been
cleared uP before. Thcy arr vet 70 be The
hss-fells 81 Bethel.
Tie G T. Z have oommenccJ erecting
ns~ Depot on che sife % th- old one
ssrnsd aO-n l4st sPriag II - 20 BE- e.
iensive ard adapted 10 the sctsal al future
-aais o. The place.
" - NNfu ffNtnNfa ~ LHNt
Master kimbsli TO the ns- bloch on the
-esi siie q ihe Common.
Hon Ira c. Kiuball sai laly b,r. ross
90 'Psnd The -iuter .n Fiorila on account
q his heaih ~hich las brea Feeble tbr past
scason.
Iacre "a grcas scarcity 90 icac-nen,s IN
TIE village a. the present time II. ercc-
ton Of ne~ houses dos not Keep pace wi,h
tie IndaN oi PoPaiaiion.
The ne~ block Of story, fron,ine ID.
e'mmo' - no. shoot faish-i an.i t. great
'rnPro'eaasn, over thc OIL one.
We arr aaier obligations % DR.. o. ".
Ivitrh-ii 'or box % Is Troches. We
hasr founi them an excellent article far Va
Zoos aacciions o. ihs throat. Sioxers aaI
Pabiic speakers fni them cSceueat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

The aie Foruigu news Is q importance.
A. Il discusses inPortani questions bstu cen
EsElaad aid tie L niied state. Thr Ioa-
doa pafcrs have rubiishcd che core snoul-
enoe between Earl RusseIi an Mr. :. uard.
rslsiive 20 the ravages % lie Ala a. al
Shenandoah. Mr.. Se-ard. IN a di.t.strh
dated April .. cAlis Rrnselrs srtcntion %
the ravsges q the SLensnloah. sni sa,s
that for thv damages caa.ed by said craisrr.
the government cannot avoid euta ling
The responsibility uPcn the goscrnsscnt 81
Grcat Britain Earl X. rrpiiss that re
qaesiion - net Of itsns-ss. bsf ~i.et'sr IRE
Oueen'- covrrsuicnt have faihfauy and
honorably performed the duties ~hirh in-
ternaiional law assi their nauici,.al laws
imposed uP5n them.
The rvpiy q Mr. Aianis = dated tbr sth
lie rrreai, that the insur-.~ui. tccsuse bel
liger~uts On th- ocean solely tv r~afon %
the fsciiifies form ished IN Tier Majesty.
ports. Tie complains Of the secrvi syrnra-
Thy q Her Majesty ofhccr. in ths port az
Liverpool. and couienjs that stcr ,he in-
formation Which b. supplicd respecting ne
Alabama. u 49, BY th- ha--ant ncrhg.noe
q Her Maicsfy's Bosri ct Cusionas that
this vessel. admiited 20 BE- intended for
var Purposes. ~ss suffered % drpar; frorn
Liverpool
Aier three niouths. Earl Ru~.e y r-,cee,is
% testify lis government. ard % d-cia-c
ihat Il cannot suhr,if fh- matter % arbitra-
ucnt. TIE CroSn ofi-cr. alone are tie
ones 20 define Brti,h Ls-. Hcr Maissty's
Government arr. horcvrr. ready % conseu,
90 IRE appointment of commission. o.
vbi-h shsil BE- referred 81 claims arising
d1rin- ne late ci,il war. Which th- two
powers shah s-rec 90 refer o. tl.c conni.-
son.
Mr Adams reply o. e.. sept. 18Th. =
rerv scri,as ir tone Tie considers the-e
o. now ~ disDate a. to the f,cf that the -.
eosuiiion ofth- South a. bcnir,rsnts. as
s1rh an At a. ~ss never done BY arr "a
tion towards another On q state of arsifv.
IL chsrrrs The British Government nth
having a-icd ~fthout knouled-e. ard upon
-''tF Et-a.l tiNN ~ arraN iNG tHf thtsl-
Cnce % 49, hiorka1e The biocka3c Dc
savs. va the rpnsequercc. not the cause.
% fbs British polcy lie thinks the orlv
excuse for the conduct - the British Gov
crnneni. ~as that 10 va rrrcipitafr. and
D. intimafes thsf 81 fhe doctrire ant prac-
tice q the British Govvrnm-rt A. aio~et
90 become the rule. abe Tnitei States -iu
not b. the greatest loser o. then Mr.
Adams does not appear 90 think that Earl
Rsssei!s ref1sai % refer thc question % .
commission. wiii be approved by As Gov
@~rrrrt
The Enghsh paper comment upon this
-'rrcsnoutcuce a. one thst mav endanC~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

>rf0nr We iesrn th.i Thoulas Greece.
oi Aorfh Waferiari. committed suiriis. ~
tane.rr. on Teesisy of tbs -s.k &C.
sas iouai i- r. pasture. sasp-aisd 10 e trre
hy D. tanikerrtief o. 90. 81 u-ris o.
ibe Mi.s Grover q Betbsl. ~ho committed
suicide rscsrtlf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

quahfed voters. North - wei a. South.
and IN due course oi time. the States. t-ifi-
oif regrrd 90 color. uaicht extend the elect
I've franchise 90 81 ~ho possessed certain
mental. mora. or such ether Qualification.
a. mieht De determined by an enlchtened
pcbhc Judgment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

NoEwn frruotrrs Co. We learn
thar souae .brr~a basines- nee IN Nor-ay.
have bcen iookins over the oil r~sion IN
Canada. snI have secu-rd snail trar,.
~'ihin ga ui.es Of the fsmous 90 Pepper
farm. Tley haze formed q company 18Th
TIE tesirn of putiing do-n eel; and 90
great b. ihe corsdsuce a. ths people IN the
s1ooc's ofths thi--. tha; al BIT THREE sLarr.
% thc capital sock hsI been taken On
Monday The exploration. th.s ar u.ade
iudieate the Pr-s~uoe Of OF thrcuchoat .
large extent 81 TERRITORY. and thi. tra-i &.
in &c mid.' of shat app~ar. % be a. iu.
H~n-e OF REGION. We hor- thc company
al meet ~i'a sturlant .-ccess. ~hirh u
49, have gn'rss ih- jsl-uieni % men c,-
pcrcnocd .a the basncss 81 a. hah
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

TEorriv0. THIS ~~ek 80 listened %
part % a. evenings gossip uPon the ever
P-oi6c topi- oi 6-hinE daring uhich soaac
rccuiiar IDEAS we're advanced relative o.
iho habiis 81 iLc troui D. The town OF
Mcxico. there Is small POND. shaiio~. ard
SO s.iuaied thss Ia a el-ar day every obi-rt
on th- bottom can be- piaiaiy scrH. and be-
90 instance has trout ever hecu seen o.
rau-'t on a cl.ar dsy though ,n a c'oaly
day. nan can tax ~ many a. he-rln car
~. It has aissys been claimed by tl- RS
f~ats thercaaoat thaf '.ey hy ia o. rirf
TIE ides seems preposfcroas; oct &C ind
it subs;arfiatel ~ q recent o-rarrr-ce
NJ. > Hoigdon. Jr.. % Byron. q perfectly
reliable nan. ~bo stood on the bank of
Web river. az the outlet Of brook. uh--.
fhc water did rot exceed sn inch ia d~r,h
SAYS b. saw trout dart from th- river ard
disappear. al bui bii 81 his tai. ir ii.e
mal. He pls-rd a. ob-trl-iioa acros. th.
brook. snd ~iih a grsprie took Li,s ou-.
The disturbance proved thlf ,aor- f.h were
there. anl in frv ui,u-f-s. wi-h t.. isnd.
b. took olt az shat vrish-d 81 ponds
OR Informant says o. csnnot doait tbi.
sfarr-rt. tloorh 30 b. sa rantra-, t3 aH
existing notions about ti.- f.h Itrnii
thry iiy ro suel places O. protect tbelsel,es
from cod
Arofirr irriifrf is wo-fh rr-o-s.nr
Aho,e one 81 thc ronI, thai feis suit
river. isa s-saI bssin. connected vah tt.
risrr hy q narrow rhann-i Tr,ut go i.f,
o. hasi1 Cd sTs-a Ia-t ycar. a raa cav
flis BASH faii but fhe que,iion va. to4 "a,
ert them Nc-rssitv. the mother af ,nren-
t'r-. ras e7aai % tie ruirr--r-r. d. took
az iis shr'. t.-l rr ft- n-rk. arl illl BE- i-
t.r r.arrrl srrre-fior ore s,le 18th
'i.ks.-then disfari.nr tie vstrr fh-r-
vas -1sh. AL in q moment Dol tnI n .ti.f
flH So -1-~sri f'.-,- fats t' f.f--re-
f.r comment Tie f-st 90 sh1aH Etr fs
ses canf-nei Th- latter evrerIr. -t u~
r-cr'-e fo r-Ieat o1r.elt ttt.or ,- extra
.h.ri for co. 1-.as.1n. 81 se ear lo-r1s one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

There viIte TOO days trirfr'a'.s
Coasrra,s 40 Ms.hsa. FsIs on W.ln,s-
dsy and Ihurs8sy. Nov la and "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

TusSE=crvrsc. Gov Cony b.. arr-iaf-
- tte t@eniy-thirs dsy Of Noveufe-.
Thsntsrivisg dsr Folr seeks in ~bieh
O. isi che Thsnksgiv.ag furkcts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

Brrruov or rur CrrrrvrY The
l-sr oi 20 .1f1.ooo offered ty Co. govern
r.,rf fo fani ttr irtrrrs' tesr.r- rs-rsre,
has 90 Teen taken Tie rapid dra.- r-
ftr rar-erry Dol the tas.rrrt r.rf-.s. Iss
hsl an srfra ordinary irfle-.e. in rraflr-
srr-ulatcrs sir shout f,r roney pars fu
go r-r barrel. in orc dsr The hu ir
storEs has been rresf-sf. t.aa-h i.s. pol
coVernrerts tlan anything cisrs al a
large glani.fy ~ns fared eF 80 more
iolos -iil be i'sa,i f1r tb.s paT.,se az pre-
srrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

- Mormty. Gle digsarsishci rhvu-
risn oi Deer leland Hospftai. Mt.ssrha-
ssfts. Did GO. week. His ~eighi uas ID
yards of co. pouals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

bosruN. OF !. i~s-5.
The above rcpoft was rcturrcd % me BY
fresid~nt johnson Nth fhe ioliowinc 10
dorsement- GToEcE l.. SrEsENs.
HANE EEAD run NfrHfN COMM NC A.
rtoN AND FIND ~ sJn-TkNrINILN CoEEECr.
l HAVE NApE SOM VERBAL kITrRA-
IIoNs. l>lcncdl 4 J. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

O>r 90 rur Bias ~rttEs M- Josepi
4 T-itsi.tIl bas tte biggest bean story ve
have heari a sing's sfais ia ti. feii pro-
iaosd iii pole. from -ii,b he .hei'-d 69t
hssns. They arc % thr common uh,te "a
neiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

Draru of Raw De- pvfsHr. Rev IS
l. D-ishf. u. u. d.-.i st A-iov-r. Mas
on sln.iay Jar. aret Oh Years ID. D-i-ht
49, ed1rafri io iae r-of..sion oftt- ls-
'ai h'ier Prar'...ng Short period. prrpar.
81 i'r ihe n.a's'ry. He h.raae pastor %
O. tt'rd Parish eharrh ln Ports-f ia
'-ii. anl retained be- pastoral connection
ari- l-.i lis has si1-e resided 3. A.
dover. IT, flrerai o-rsrrrd on Ta~.d,v
afternoon. Rev. Dr. Carrlfhrrs 81. .,ia-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

b'sr hsft. A1u~ We Gro desired tr
ere lial togs % .'a.e ia hehsn 90 ,h.ir
>ouih far,' 'ric-d'. that the game Of Ga.-
bal OIL trrr,l to ~ 1. lat -eek. -. sot
played upon a rasI'enze ha' merely br IN
s.iaiion ior frirrl.y -ai-h a-d thar ths
p.a3 ~ vas so close ihat Tie Soa,h Par.s
Club BARELY o-ned defeat ~ mats.i
agrrcn.~r'. '-.t game 81. o. bs hsd s,r a
priEr Bal. 90 90. ie iLc qae-ioa.
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br'Nsric Tie rourr people of 50.
Pans ar 'o give pnafa'i- cnicrrairmeui.
ai Atiani'- Hal on Monday evea.ns nert.
in al of fhe SOLDIER Monum~rt Assr-is
tion. Thry riii present on tss or-a.aa.
fhrre pieces. ID. Deal Stof.- .. H.s-h u;,.
mood I'D ' Masterr.-ec Mos B.
E0f a. Neeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

John q. Darton. a. Hope. Sers,or elect
fron Knox. d.cd on fLe isih irsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

". A. i.igin
logr Conmiure ~oaI say. "a, the-e
entered hlt sae l0t oi pictures. that
~crc prescutei By the M-ss-s Crocketi. o.
Noruay Village Nefthe nurster a. .-sr-e.
ani variety &C ~ DEL 80 surh al OBJ ulsar ap
serE lra4i,.-i ana interesting eA1illi.an.
hr. \ D. Crockett has spent year. iu che
ariert aad earnest cultivation of Do az
Every bee iis-1sery d. las AZ 5nce ADOPT.
ri. a1i mlns have bcen ua.b improved 81
Dee pr,srs-ss ai o., osa aprl-at8a. %
taai o. ilfas iiaf chs collection eoafaias
the haft p.rf1-es taat ral De- ualc .a ii.eir
rvs-rrtisr classes. Wc 20 not rHprr-s tl..s
of.a.1n without having cxamioci by tl,ir
siie. ihc uor. of itc most noteI arti.ts.
Tie Horoscope elects. produced ty Mr
Fr~i. Gro. ke,t. az % ercepuaa t8 fh-
above remarks. o. Lts ti- trrrv a-f rf
selecting fa- points OF atsersat.on. arI i..
p.oiarrs a-e 1roszbt oat so sharp a-i ,i,n-.
as aiu1sf fo rats-ss Oil. Romance and poe
cry taaf srff-fs are ~.-t fr ihr.u ala.f
thr.r sketches. s. firr- i. ro r-ra..... fl
trfov ur.r t..s- ar. '.s. se re.rr.ff.nt
a-ar.i ia uaen fae patronage oftl.s 81. .etr
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The iroi for ihr Soc~is's parse o. 80.
vas conteste3 ior bv onlv TO horses one
from Lowell. "a. uttered too late. al to
or three horses from Icun.ou. vcnt houc
~aen ihc storm came Ca.
The horscs entered ~c-s the Jevcii maze.
sci kno-n .n tLas region and a crllng
owrei br NJ. pcane % S.mner. Ca tbc
fr.t heat iie -r.liag had ths pole lie
losi it. Loursrr. 90 tLc second haf. arl iLr
mare ~ul the Leaf IN 20. Seoond heat.
tic uare io,, iic pole the fr,t hsf. ard the
heat veui to ihe gclding IN $40. TIE marc
"a in 81 good tfim thai Mr Jcreu could
90 holl BE- dosn. ana b. If tie r~ins 90
Mr- q. VI. Worm,ii. Oo ihs tlird Arai
ile mare took ihr POLE on tie frst corner
81 e. second roent. anl maie q han1souse
trot. gaming the beat ia 9 07. IT, fsurth
hraf. tae mare Ut che pole on the frsf cor
ner. Dat eaiact o. again a. tic saare p1ni
cn tlc second ro1al. winning fhc beat i1
8 l1. a-l the raec Ihc trial uas cIa,ei.
coutcsted ar made a very infervsfiu..
match Tie t,uae 90 Mt very fssi. bui d.
good c-usi1er.ng ihs heavy rain. and ihe
ii.' ttai the traek had js,s teea coated
9th bloc clay.
IT, ioiioFiag reprri % a special coruu.,-
Gee ~as rot received 10 season to 10 IN DO
r~rr.s~ rfarr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

All i-2 o'ciock oocurrci ihe annual
meeting. by sdiourua,cni from We.lne.iay
L COMMITTEES O. lominate oficcrs made thc
iolio-ins report. ~h'oh a. aoccpisd. 40
The oouinafious confirmed - ballot
Presitent. Henry 4. Reed.
We Pres. Tri.,-an iier.ey.
So. al rrras.. 81 90 Snifh.
Trustees. Alex $ Thaycr. Ps-is. John
NJ. iaae. sumusr UriaA n UP;or. Nor
way; Era Je-cu. woolsock: ". J..
Stsr'on. Oxford
Il uas voted % pay J. 70 Eo-e. 5000
r-crnia1i on sprr.al iur-ovrn~nas o. hav-
ing attended % o.. laiy aai tLc DELAY be-
ing charge ahie 90 tLe inability of ihe Com
ui'iee 90 meet O. make scc1ui esamins-
toe
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oxFora County Cattle show.


Thursday opened Nth a. Grbiliing a
look a. the bitfsrvst cruic couii ds,irc
The ouucrs Of stool wensied their pav
horar~ard. With rrizs animals -cs1ns q
fcrio-n book. Bui IN spite - he ran. iust
a. the eclipse hai aided q ~ stormy
gloom. the hor-es 'haf -ere % conpets for
th- sorieiy's Si5.oo purse. came 20 tims
Two hors-s wee entered. M Ike i.vude. -'
O., : r. Hcichins % Bethel. and bsy
staliion by Jed. Wooibury Of Norvav.
Mike had the pole an non ne frst bat in
$50 IN the s,cond heat. The stallion ~on
che pole. DIT Mite passed him. ard cave
a. ahcaI in tle sane time a. before. The
tAinl hest. viih ths sane rrsali a. made
81 SIS ard Mike i,nds bad ihc purse.
'rhc sfsi'ion i a sp'eujid ho-.e. sai csn
iroi wen; Bat seems too nervous 70 be
broaghi dovn 20 steady work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27
A GEE.srB PIo

Arr fhe trof. somebody eNicruporiEei a
grrased pig race. Holders Of ticke,s only
~ere 90 have chance a. he prirc. 4 rig
was cleared. uhrn a sorry booking liitle 81
To-. ihai oari-loais % fai coaid never make
look sic~k. tumhiel oa, % q mystcriou. box
thst Ia rested ca another barro~. A Euis
Freedman Of - Psr.s. eyed hin a minute.
ID h.m move about rod. uhcn By a
sci~ntiic ierk be- hroughi hiuselion al fos5.
~ith pig enclosed DO such pen a. resisted
thc most soci'srous caorts % piggy fo CO
caTe. ani ,lc iraniic cHori, % the croud IN
a.. behalf