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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

CsVa Joseph Field Of East Sumner. IN
forms us that n has Lost this season 81,
bead ~ neat stock. from nurrain. Ths
first one On. nfiAcked in June. and died IN
tour OF eve dsy-. The others were attach
"a sabs~qsensiy. Al different PERIOD. asd
9Th ore exoepsion died in a short time
doe steer -as bied and treated With de-
COTTON Of sweet flag and horse radi,h and
-as arparrsniiv cured For two wrek.
he appeared bright. and rre-. then droop-
Cd and died ai;er less than enc day's III
noss-
Two eows ~ere sold frou, the be-i p-c-
vioss TO the breaking oui OF ihe disease
ard each Of THE animals have been an.ck-
ed and died. In the herd -here onc rAn.
to other, have been attacked. Mr. Good.
ale S~cs % the Board % Aaricultu-r.
has been ssnuaosod % give tbesc cases
an eN.minafion
The principal synPsous are -aiery
discharge from the nosc. in the early
stages q the disease. drooping Of tke ears.
Aa4 trembling and shivcring ofthe ,boallcr.
and aAaks. Later the dtscharge become,
thick ycilo~ matter One case vas exam
ined. ara The lungs found 70 coniain con-
siderable thick yellow natter.
About elcvcn years ago. the herl Of NJ
Soule Of Hartford ~ss attacked n a sirri-
lar manner. and sonc ten or t-clvc AM
uiais died
Mr. Yield wculi lac % have some ore
familiar 9TH TIE disease. inform tie pub
DC ~bether The disease .. contagious. ard
-hether Il ean De cr-rd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20
Bethel lens.

Dr. J. A. Morton Las taken The placc Of
Tie late Dr Collns IN the practice Of nd.
iciuc.
Soue ball dozen p,ssicians have reoent-
" booked 80 Beshel a. = r'.rc % residcrcc.
and Dr. Goddard. cur uudertakor ss.s b,
must huy Thousand boards extra.
Mr. Cbarie. Merrill has solI out ~. osr
risge bop - Mr.. Geo Plaircl
NJ. Hiram Youn- has ;--=.serrei his
harness .lop @ NJ. Albert Chad oi Port
Land. vho Ill eoaiinuc the businsss.
The bop raiscr. arc selling their crops
a. from a. 20 60 els pound. The crop
- Gnc ore.
The sammer fravcl has been greater this
season than ever before
4 daily stage nos rans froui B~thsl o.
tbc Lakes ~hioh grcatls facilitates trurel
IN thar direction.
Mr. Marsh ~ho has i-ecn rrraeisrr for
ihe Congregational society few Sabtath.
past. has accepted . call 60 settle. from ID
ConrreEntioral society IN Rochester. y. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20
Dedication AZ Hehron.

The dedicatory S-ryiccs 81 the chapel a.
Hebrou Acaderny. on Tuesday ia.; passed.
Of vcry happily. Af,cr singing by The
Choir. the exercises opened by the Tcsiing
Of scripture. ~ Row Mr. Carney. TIE
Aidrcss. By Rev. 1Dr. Champlin % Water-
vale. va. ihcu delivered. Ilis subject "a.
- Ef~cfs % Edacsiion on the Mind ia.
Frsits in the Soui''. I: was a very inter
esiing di.cozr-e. AM weU adapted q The
oocasioa. The Dedicaio-y Pr,yer ~.
made By Rr. Mr. Bailcy % Mooson. r.
unarks we've made by Me.srs H-rick. Nj
irt. Elder. Bailes aae Others.
On Friday evening the people of Hebron
called uron Mr.. Herrick 90 oHcr tbrir con-
grafuiation, sPoa Rs EVICTION - RcPrcscu-
tafivc
The Academy oPcne.i the first -cck
with above hundred students.
Fi,e persons ~erc baP;ircI lasi Sabtaih.
ty Rev. l. +. Gurney. pastor Of he Bap-
tisi ch1rrh. SiS were added 20 the church
IN The afternoon.
Ga Friday q last week. ibc students o.
the Aeaisns or-anirci base BAL deb
ArTlcs ar somewhat scarce. e; thcrc
III 20 qsite q qaanii'y gathered ia the
town tLi, ycar. The Bald-ia ;rses. in
many oroaAris are dong quite vel. -tich
= an eHosPuonal ca.c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

the distribution Of the otsces. =" Soldiers
Of fortune~ (and by this ~e DO not mean
soldiers in the var Of the rebellion) have
been assigned to mAny OF the most honora-
ble. ard b~si PAying Pablic positions. ~ The
exclusion q nun ~bo fought tho great bat
ale o. rvPuhiean ideAs and bore The bur
des IN tbe beat Of the dAy. A Po:isieal
party. 10 keep les uaajorities. must BE hon
ct. snd deal fairly With the men ~ho stood
~ Il IN IT, early struggles
6. AIeT the Lincoln ~ election. the
uen Who eontroled the federal appoint
raenis in Maine. Adopted re policy % ~
tainiag all the men ~bo had hsld ofioe ~
der his 6rss four year ~hich policy ~ksn
carried out. gave al The ofices for eight
wears to one class q spPointees. 10 the eN-
clusioa Of every BODY else. Tbs =" rule
gave grcat di-satisfaction in The party.
The " outs simply asked that their claim.
Be PLACED upon an equAi footing With ihe
. ms. bot they we're sumnsrily told that
tbe - policy % those ~ho eon;roied these
appointments. settled The case a-aias;
then. ard ths; vas the end a a. Ohrc.
N a.. country are nc; re esiatrs-. AMI
The people kno~ IL. There shouid he a
fair ard equal di.;rih uiion in these matters.
ard unicss q j. done. how can anv rarsv
expect % keep NJ its .naioritics? We
would Ike TO Pursuc this subject further.
bu' his article Is already ioas enough.
We have only time 20 All that whatever
r-sy b. The fa7'is Or faain-s q The r,p1bu-
car party. no nan who disiikes ih,-n can
enc ,ny improvement IL tie democraiie
party. That party !. ian % political L.
PrsViiy. and caa never be safely trusted
With Po-er. L; rs az .tick % ;hc OH
republican shiP. ard II wc have political
Jonshs in our ranks thro- them overheard
-ishor r. reforms Wbcrtvrr Ne need
'henn. oo-reet on Own errors and MS
takes. and b honestly Perscvcrri IN every
thing al come ont right IN a chi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20
MAINE ITEMS.

The Portland ArSus az. District No. II
OF harr'son. have pot completed a frsi class
school boase rosiing Si5nu.
90 tbc 18th az. to persons ~r-c han.
t.scd sd received into tbs fcilou.Lin q
o.. ~ Baptist Churvh iu this place.
AZ. John r Ne.ersc Of Ri,hu,oni. -.
been exhibiting in Portland a r,.r oi cafti.
raised b. hiu that -eigh 2.2to Poaat,
A lttie son OF Jonas n.omp.on. Of Ia,
~ss drowned In the Androscorrin ri,.- 49,,
Ihurs'iay. ~hiis in bathing -iih has pla,-
mates.
The citizens "a Livcrnorc. r Lissrmo-.
AM jay vii bold thcir cattle sho- and f.rr
~ Livcrmorr fans on "Wednesday ao1
thursdsy. sept. D.. snt -.
Mon han two hunAr,-l .aa - f.h~rr,,,
cane into Poril2nd harbor Saturday anI
Ssniay. They report mackcrsl very
scsrcs.
Dr. Jas. N Thonpson - Foxcrofi. for
merry Surgcon oi the i2ih Name Regiment
has been appointed >srgcon Of the North-
western Branch Military As,lum. a. MI-
vaskee. Wi-consin.
The SkovhrcAa Ciarion savs the Rail-
road Go. arr baiiding a ne- irvirht depot
a. that place, lao tect iu length hY a. icst
m -Iiih. vi.h a double tack through 10.
The company h. aiso making other imT.rovc.
r1rnts
lie bah Tia,es says Mr.. DAVID M.k.-
peace. ct Norton. -as loo years III AZ on
Nouday. ard ~as sisitcd ~ nuubrr Il
iuends O. cougraiuiaie Inn on fhs event.
III rvtains a. iaruIfic. % = rrr,arkalir De-
gre.
The Name Fsrssrr .sys d" We we're -
ccsuF iniurned ~ a grsu1-dauxttcr %
Jrhn fraho4F. oas 20 ih- early SETTLERS of
hfiigtoa. tAas shea 6iiy YEAR oii b. STRUCK
~ hrst ire on his hartn for a seftlern-uf.
sn- 80 ouf 90 orchard. not rxrrrtinr %
live to sec zng fraif hiu-..lf. but b. al I've
% make one hundryd barrels q CIDER from
that ssrur orCharl
CsT'. Charlie. Stur5ivant 81 Csu,heriand.
master oi thc brig " mona di~i ~ Prnsa-
cola. Z ior1a. - ycilo- fever On Tbursiay
lat. and ~as bsricd tbero. Hs vessel
having sprung lrak. D. PCT in there Tor
repairs aud as fakcn do-u ~ith me fcver
IL ~as about 80 years q a., and -nach
respcciei c.iirca.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

The Oxford village corporation has iust
completed bcsu;ifai engine house in OH-
ford village oosii-E Abou; $1,000. Ia IL an
ornament % the village.
Mr.. T. L. ward~si has just opened a
a High School az Oxfc-i villagr. 18th
hat'cring prc-Poess Of .scce-s. II nos
numbers about scveuts-sve scholars.
IT, 80 S=AA=.h school. IN TIE village
connected VIII The Congregational ard
Methodist churchcs. Together With the
school. connected 18th che Nesbodi-,. Bsp-
tisf and C0agrcgAiionai cburchcs a. Nc
chanic Fans (vho can,c by invit.tioa) iast
Saturday. he'd sefy snieresfi.g r,cnic
festival in - Jone.' grove. con-istin.- of a
COLLATION.. short .Pecobss iro1a pastors and
teacher. ani Interesting exercises on ti,s
rari ofthe scholars from The several schools
NJ. =. 6. Coy la. ju.t pat a sri.t mil
into a part Of BIS nc- buii,ling On tbc Io--
CT fails.
NJ. John Harr-r'. weonea Min =,
wslrhville .. no- N .uccc.sful orera-
toe. dong GOD bu.isc...
Some tsrce or four fine d-crinr houses
are ~ rroccss q erection a. the ,iHsc-
Ei-ari Manchester has rurch,sed Of
Mr.. Tracv The - Woke, place
The Mctholi,t soeietv AZ weichviils arr
intending the prescott fan. TO cree; in tbcir
,ilisSe. q chapel for rciigioa. meetings and
ether purposes. Slch busiiin- - nceied
b. the pcoPia. 81 the p.Acc.
Thc-c . dourishing Loice 81 Good
Tempisrs in O.io-i vilis<c. Which = dong
an oHoeilrnt work IN ihe ter-rcrancc caB.e.
TIE KeotA Base R,u cluh - Oxford
PLAYED = iricndiv gase -iih the Star eiuh
q Poland % Sats-isv. S-ps 7th ths
scorc s'anline ~ The end o. the rane-
keoka. o. STAR. o.
Last Sa'uriay thc former club r,iavel a
nst~h game 18th the Little Andro.-or-
girs o; Wr.chvilie. ~innniur tl.e zane -
~ foilosin- sr,rr-k~1ka. g. Little A.
droscorrin. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

The Portiaad Evening STAR spccaiaies A.
follows sPou TIE nac-bcrs elect ofthc ncNt
Legislature. ard TIE qualifications % some
Of IT, members for rrr.idins ofBeer,.
Tie nczi Senate all only contain .one
ten ucuilcrs cd fhc senate al t,st 49,
The frcsidenS a that todv. -ii. materially.
be 80. TED iron taosc- Pruruinent aaonr
tEcn ior tast position. al be Col Robe
q Camberiand. Hon Messrs. Fai-hank. IA
frarkhn aud Crosby q Prnohscof. either
Of rhon would uaskc 90 adnirabIr osrrer
and - bonor a. kiaa-cii aad The ~tafc !,
this posiiion
90 n The iiousc ihc-r sr, sev,-,l call
uicn az eSp--ic7ue anl eminent c,-.-i-, -
preside Mess-s Dinrlrv Of T,eui.fo,
Noodnan OF Bucksport. Porter Of RsrIi.-..
too. Fcssendeu % Azbarn. Hale OF Els.
worth ard perhaps some Others. wiH be
locked upon a. thc Conspicuous ccrticuen
from ~hom tte SELECTION mast n. made
Dir DIngicy was Sreakcr ior t-o Ne,--
arc Bot ior "a d~clgnafIon -ouid have been
eicctod s-ain Beng ~ iudlstrious an.l
inanrniial member. pleasant speaker ard
ready crhatcr. Ne lear from ~ lo-rrs- ~.
ton that b. nav prefer seaf on H.. fl.,r
90 abe char. lie has never been .v,r.,...-.i
a. r-~sfiin= off-r- in TIE I~--.rstt-. a
che Staie. Per;cctiv iarnifar -i-b r,-l;,.
nentary f'roceeiings. ct Keen .nd nd
Perception. fearless and Impartial m ..e.i.-
ion a al who ~crc in situaiion 10 -,t-....
% BE- Interested IN BIS efEcicncv. faithfof
ness sd impartnlifp-
NJ Noolman was fhe unsso-e..f,I
candidate Tor SPEAKER lat siater IL \.
an honorable. bieh-minjci rcuileman. en-
ineniiy -orthy ~ bis place Messrs p
senden ard Hale are ~ell -kno-n throu-h-
cot ihe STATE A. allie, accomplished Ar 81
traied a~ysrs. soriLy of aav place thcv
~ consent o. accept. Mr. Porter Is a
ra1'i'al' eo'nH,on-s-nse man. icri.iaio-
Of much eSTcrieuc-. and "a. IN $500
trtais proved Liuaself a mot .ur-~-;-,r -.
siaing oihcer. cqsallcl. IN that position h,
To- snd surpasscd ly none OF Lis srar, AZ
p1riiancufary cxpcricncc. Sboefl NJ
l1neiev dcclinc Co b. q candiIstr. NJ g,-
Ter % BE- would consent O. become one. uonIl
probably 20 ciecicd aDd ~ are cure thsf I'D
better romlnaiiou could o. maae he r-r
Sdes ui'h dignity al grace. has pleasant
So srrcesbl- manrer an,l ~ unfvrrsafft
popular IN &C. char
We DO net dcsirc o. farcstau any psl,-
iirti action, hut en.F give oar inprsssro,.
sd pay or tribute O. obese f.rf.r.. -..... u
cor cuuIng Legislature. We --r 49,. 80
our inlpressious snd opinions are I.rreiv
sharrd ty ibc people 90 tie Stale anf a.,
49, arlcnily surr.ort eifhrr a fir r~rrI~.
men narel. ]. ls hoscF,r a ssarr. A.. frr-
grci HAT TIE apforfipnulent sd rarfv eos.
I'm ras sub a. CD rrnlcr o. neo~ssarv a.
rciurn of.er gcnticulen in place 81 lIon
Mes'rs Barpec of th- senate anI Barker
~ the House, vho presided 30 eel All
fare - universal satisia-iion g. tt~v dia
AT slntsr. Bui ~ ar sure q no or,lin-
arg othcers 90 90 their places
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

The mach game b~f-cea re Ti-anir
ani Prnnesscc sasscc riubs. ~as PLAYED or
saturday sf,ernoon last The game lasted
Eve hours. and va eel confe.fed The
Pcnncsseewassres re-e declared thc yin
ncrs BY . score q 80 fo -.
The umpire "a. Robinson William q
Poriiaut. scorers. Mes.r. Ho-e anI
Bolster.
The riayinr 80 cool on toth sides and
hof'g contested BY lie Ticonics No aoci-
deri OF dispu'e q any tiad occurred e.
mar CO. .ri'vm~rt q 90 game. TIE T.
cones a. flr ei.se 81 ihe game cHtrnici o.
re rennessoevsssees -eneroas inrifaton
o. dine -rl them. at The Er-ine IiaI. 81.
PAYS. vl.fh ~as rrsiiiy sccerted
TIE tables ~cro tosnuiuuy spread 9Th
inviting rrfrcshments TIE ladies uerr
present. arl vith bfi-ht anI cheerful
counfenarces $50. sricoue
Ihs Pernssfcssassess iruarfsi 81 t..s.r
bones aier soe.ai Art f-i-n.Ily tin.,. bop
inr that aha'crer m .gtf o. ti.s f.~i.nv Oft
side. thai nothlrx souId rsfr s.rsr T. rrsr
90 t.cn good fce.ing exhis-irg b,i.ccn
the ciubs
This D. a. g shouid 10. rra nav ,iey
long eonfinue fo o. fru sd iasf.ne frirri.
q TIE vsh of the Fcrnesrres $780,. l.
NOEssr. SFFr. lcth. l-e1
TIE second eaaae rii BE played on Sat.
srsay. AZ o'eiocE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

The y. I Evrning Posi ha. IN, follor.
ing remarts. which concur uffh our or
obscrrafirrs
Many a ti.e abicsf fournal. n fi,- ~,,--
try 40 have hiihcrto slvlsei a-slrrt JIM.
pcachulraf. and Eho .t..i oppose lt on ffe
grounds trUuglf i1rrnrI 81 Nr Astfrr
81 otbcrs. nos hr-In Oh urge 90 ar1a tf-
general croand that fie FresiIent ,.f..
sfructs fhc or-craflCn oi che as. ard sreis
o. 10 BE- oun individual all. in .rr.....
ton o. that of fhe nation. FL rrrrrssrf..l
On Congress anf fhat in s1ch cir.amsiao-
go % o. uselrss and rrohshlv nisrbievous
O. srempt % hamp~r sn4 chcck kim ~
laws Ehlch De- EfI manage OBJ cralr an
pea holes ir bot chat in such ra.c co.
risesi course r. fo usc fbc power n im
rsachrnent Art removal provided in fbe
-onsihuton TIE language ~ thc press.
i-asi and Ncst. shows thar ths orinioa
= sanns groauI among ;hc most ih0urht.
iai efponer's 81 pubiic opinion~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

THE WEsr ONroHD AoEicUITURsL 50
CITY wih bod %. seventeenth annual
Par aui Ca'iie Sbo-. a. iis grounds IN
fryccurE. on Tuc.day ard Wc,inc.i,v.
CT. sih anl sih. The socisty IA. sue.
ece.ied ia csaoslii.r their debt. snd this
vear hsve bc-sn O. oa-r sxtr. Tnduoeunents
% cShihifors Oho frs' step ~ TIE rirht 81.
rrctiru) ~ advrneing III prcuHium list
The hsirr n the border towns cf Me-
Hampshire car become cxhibfor- Al
interested I'll pira.c bar this IN rind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

ic morning express traia from Morfr,-
al rs been discoutias-d. Thr lo~ni tran
leaves -. Pans fo- P1rslsnd a. 3 g. All
lcrtland ior -. Paras a. 7.eg 4. NJ TIE
niiVed train 90 Fortisnd pa,se. tn aiier.
noon uP Tran 81 So Pans. sd arrivc. IN
Portiand - o.. Tickets % Portland al
baok. now good tor too DAYS b. sny tram
ar soid for a. 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

Qpfe q severe frost occurred IN this
County on saturday uornirg last While
soue iocaiiiics e-csped 18th Iiiilc damage.
IN othr-s the vines were k.iiel. ard 49,
corn. some q vh'eh haa not fully us.furs.l
va sI'oiird. 4 rrntiersfn from Gil,ai ~
forms -s that b. sa- icv f-ne8 % ~
th'ok ncss q qaArtcr q a. inch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

H. Septemhcr session for tia. County
oomus~nc,d or Tuesiay Of thi. week. Ed
-sri keni. Justicc. present.
TIE following 3. hst Of the jurors IN
,iiendancS
GASP IrHr.
Aniosvr. l.. x. Han
Eumford. John Ssan.
Csnton. a NJ Holland.
Pern. John Oiihsm.
Pare. llcufs y Hall.
Buckfeid. Y Drco.fer.
Hartford. Franklin bradford.
Surncr. John " Lane.
Bethoi. iiiram Nounr
Norray. David FROST
Osfari. George L. Wbitnev.
Gslsad. Sanuei Richarlson-
Sfonchan. Scwan Butters.
Waterford Cha. I Howe.
Lowell. John a. Harnblen.
Porter. Gilman = Norton.
fycbuFr. Jos. :. Walker.
FiRsr PANTr-
Msxico. n r. Aostiu.
Bsck6.id. ". ". Bacon.
Woolstock. Augusta. Biilings
Eamiorl. Thcnias J Bis5cc
lpion. u. 4 Brooks.
Bethel. n Bro~n.
Alan. Wcsicy y. Cobsrn.
Lowell Danici Coffin.
sos Nab 4 Dresser.
ONfo-i. = a. Fauace.
Suuin-r. jos. Fi-li-
Suc1cn. LeEis Post
Sroo~p PsNtI-
fiiran. \. X. 4. Goor ius. (sH "a dav J
Canfon. Thr--,s e. Gsurn.v
pixfrii. John tiosi-y
Hartford. I. 4. Lur.s.
P-ru. Benz Lovejoy.
Denmark. N. Nck I,ick
G.xh4rs. Masan ~ Nal.han
Nor~av. "a. T.. Osnarl
Wa'crfof1. n. g. Priic
Neu-v. lev x Fainr
Greco vol. Josiah snail.
Psris. 4 Hamilton Thaycr.
ucbroa. Eiiis Taslor
SrrrnN r,fFEsEtEs.
nctLel. y 7. Trac.
Frycbu-r. a.. ". Watrrhcuse
rs-is. I Hersev. sh.cni.
70. f5f Uirsn Wnrs ". Lacias Rob.
inson &C a. lbs. b. a. sc'ioa % TIE 49,
t-oa-i; b. tbe r'T 90 reeovcr damage, a.
iee,l OBJ tave beca ca-ssi ~ 80. % D.,
min. aal min property nni righ's. situate,
ai iit-tfr-i Centre. The questions yre
scn'-i ST uost'g 81 law. ard 20; - fac;
an ihe case uiH probably rcsuli IN a re-
port. far tLe cen,iirrafion 81 the IAN court
B..'~c q Ha-iow 1r 20 Bhek & yir
cin iar n
~ frr C@, " Ia. a.. Trs..-.-,
y. w,'hturn srr't Ths ~zs an srpc,
from &c iui-u-rt ofn Tiiai Ju,iic-. in
so's.ns fhc G1es;i1n vhcihcr The artioi
"a. or vas noi rrrmafurr iy hroacht AZ
tsr oocapt in- III attention % tn Jury ~
somr hoa-s. thc ca.c vas viihirasn frou
thc Jury sri ssta.i-;ci f1r The decision o.
ihr Trrsilirg Jaigc Randall & lIsrlo,
ior IL Boi,ier & Y hardson for an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

AErr-r co. BrUcraEs. The Press says
CITY Marshai Head q iha' cify. about to
rrerfhs since hc-ane sr'isfrl hat the gar,
- villains 81 have tern ccmuiitin- %
many burg 'aries throu .houi tle STATE. las
its hrai-quz-tcrI in F0rtisnd lie con-
rienccd an .nsestirarion. -hich resulted
in the arrest of join Wt,'e. .nd to con-
tr3craics. Last So, whitc sndinE Ihat
b. "a in q hhri piaoe. o-ncd up asd Pct
the cf..rs on a. track eta larre aaaounG
fs'oicn properly. much oi -hieh has ben
recovered. Among other article, "a. Tie
fne so oi ie-e;ry ,foiea from Mis, Lock-
vooi 70 Lruisfrn a.. isst robhsry ~as
oou.-1ifiei az Bangor. S~T; 6'h. III pab-
Dc ~in g. siai o. bar siat this gang has
been broteu ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

TIE notice of o. As.i.tsnt eierk q ths
hsrfis' Assc-.l'.-1 pr.n,ed isst -eet. -as
aot ro-rr.t Th- M.utes 81 is.t year
'hov ihat e. Assoc.sf.on sdj auIned % ths
.tsi Ier,'at .- September. sni the notice
fire. flai.hei, faat t -oaid b~ bid sept
lift is correct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

ia-ge rluhcrs q Apple trees have been
90 GO 3. pr'.ri Couniy daunr tbe ii-
spr =. tri ...ls ~ tier rre i-otirr rc-
nartat'y sci Many 81 fbem are snail ard
3D. esposei to s.ou DRIFTS IN -inier
shoa "a bs iareaei to a stase before si.tcr
49, .r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

TIE portirnd Glass -orEs vsre ronssm-
81 BY fre on Tses.isy evening last -.
sh-ut CO.. 90. m vhi-h "a a. irs1rs-.e
ois 10000 Atouf ioo p~rsons az th-o.n
out 81 empioyueni by ,h.s oa'auity. ,-., O..
thc inciemeu, ssasoa spProseting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

j EEroH. Prom fhe r,sgrn. received
before Foiur % prcs, las; week. Ne s1p-
pcsci Mr >ha- vas eie-i-d in tbc Wa
ier.o1a i.sfr.ei. F=n Tsfsszs sAc= 80
eie,tiou % JoLa b RAM. d.u.ocrat. max
inE oar lclcsatisn stand . tof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

tT.rrEr ov M,v Do. y. q Trs- I'LL
rive l-u4-e on FrIsy ever.nr. s-rs
Zfb. nf co. Court lionsr
S1'isrf -Itr r--afior 20 ear r.. reveal
"a tyt he Science ofGeoiory
rtrfs. 90 r-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

Rrurnocrr. We notice laf sevcril
ioarnais ar ursinr q rcre~al of ls re-
cprooity treaty vith Ctnaia Iiis urrcd
thsi fhe ne~ government of Caraia 81 hc
s,.fs to i-s o#r Interests arl r.l tf siiI-
irg o. negotiate treaty not fsvorsbie 30
onc side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

Tsff Corv. NJ John IS. Denim
cert 20 th.s ch-e. last ucck. .faik oi
cen m~asur'n- 20 fer g inches Tee c,-,
ofco-n were 80. buf Mt fnrI oui vt-a
fhe -.aik 49, cor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

The Moray pot ofoe has been made
money order ofhoe de only ore fn
this Couufy. Some tine sincc t - a.
nouuoef that SD1th Paris had been thus
designated. bat the arrangement "a nsv-
e. CARED into eHsct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

We iesrd thar Rev. Mr Csrlsos. FORM
eriy pastor 81 ihe Baptist eba-eb in Beck.
Bed has removed 10 Msssachusets. sad
that Tie church = n0~ Without pastor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

ft-r liur Tie r. 90 sspress fraio on
o. t-rf-al rcai r.-ertly rsfe the run
from ihi' coy to Colru.tas. distance Of
sev,rff-fso miles. in one hoar snd ferfv-
I've aiau'es. aher nating sesea st1rrares.
O.-nr X. fori cnefncerst H. traia on ttis
lightning i1urrcr. ~i.rh s.'boarh over an
h1ar teiIai fiuc. uale Be- usaaI eastern
connection AZ Co'arh1s.
rPq1a. Ohio Joarrai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20

4 yoaur g'ri from Ihlrs. b. nsms q
D.H. 80 ~ors b. tie family of Mr Weston.
al Lfuie Bloc. vas so tally s-ailri b.
stsrp.ng ha.suarls AL iaii.g into tab
Of hoiing bot sa.er. lass GEEK. that 81
d.ei oa Msnliy. jas ore rcck afcr tse
sio,tirg 1cciicrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-09-20
State COnven;ion Of Young Meas Chris
ton Association.

AConmittec oi the Yong Mcu'. Chris-
tan Associaiioas % Lcsision al Aabarn.
~ most active bodies in Maize. afies con.
sulfstion sI'h Committee - tLc Yoang
hca's Cbris'iaa Associaiions % tn Stais.
havc calc4 . Gencrai Couvsniion % the
lour= Mcu'- CHRISTIAN Associai,ons Of
Mainc. 20 ucci u.ih tbe As.ooiasisr. q
lewiston and A1he-n. on Wcine.day an4
IAarstAv. October Is. Ard ~. r-oxir.o. A.
10 = d AT Mcahcrs ofY VI. 4. A.
socisiiors. CicrEsmcn. and an Evangelical
Chris'ians sreciai.y intsr-sicl 10 ;he work
-hirh our orran irations a.. appointed %
DO. are invited o. JOIN iiis Convention.
Al tslcgafcs ard otsrrs. 49, 49, rivc no.
tee q their ,ntsniion Go D. prcssut. o. Ar.
Charlie Doos'as. i.ruistoa. on % b,iorc
October 10. al b. cnicrtaincd
Il - h'P~l 'isi large delegation, ron
eash az ibc As.oc.s,ions q Name -iu b.
Prescnt. Efforts Arr bciag made O. secure
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