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Important Announcement !!
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS I!
PARIS EXPOSITION,

With fiTl rowCr to purchase any and every article snii-
ed to this market, and he has succeeded hyond our
most sanguiur expectations, the EShihitors preterrinG
to sell ut Rny sacrifice rather than Del at the expense
and truublc nf rcmovins their Fooas we h'Ve there.
fore concluded To- Distribute the ~amc without regard
10 ralnn at tho rllicnlously low sum OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31

Law. He s,owel himself strongly attached
to Republican principles above AL other
combinations; that the ConsabulAry Law
vas no, Democratic or Republican meas
urc. and that both parties .bould obey the
manifest viii OF the people aud repeal ii.
Hebrew a comparison bctweea the thcoret.
ical operations OF the law as promulga
ted by Us frieads and the practical rvsul,.
a. gathered from bis own observation. lie
sndeavored to show iha, intemp, rance and
AL its evil consequences had not diminish.
Ell tire past year.
Mr. Andrews, OF Buck6eld. (Dcnocrai)
was rscosnlked 10y the Speaker as the nexs
man to take the floor. He was in favor
ofrepesl, and took . wider range ofthousbi
than any Of the previous speakers lie
seemed satisfied to stand on the Demo.
cratic platform which protected the con.
s'i,uiional aud personal nights of the ci,i.
zens. lie wandered into the past. spoke
OF the spirit OF The great Magma Charta OF
our liberty, personal freedom. as one Of
the results OF The war OF the Revolution.
lie quoted from our State Constitution
a. agains, the spiri, OF the Maine Liquor
law. and finally 'iolcn;ly opposed all those
Innovations against free Government .hich
should prescribe what be should eat or
drink
He vas followed by Mcssrs. league. Of
Lyndon. and Perry. OF Mar. Hill, (Rspab-
heans) These gentlemen confined ,hem
selves more closely 10 the subJeci. and made
practical and earnest sPcechc, ia favor OF
the present law. which ~ere listened to With
marked attention and approval by the
friends OF the law
All the Republican speaker. e,inec a
determination The, there shall be no break
N the party. The bill va. repealed on
"Wednesday by vote O; loo to 81
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Bryants Pond Items.

AZ SPECIAL communicate of Jefferson
Lodge. No. lop. holden at Br ant. Pond.
TUESDAY evening. January 2ls;. the follow.
ing officers oleo;. for the ensuing year. were
dolly installed by Il. W WIN. II. IayhAm.
u. ID. Grand Master Of the 10th Masonic
District
W David Kicker. Master; Bros. Y. =.
Jacobs. 5 W T A Bars,ow. J. w; :.
\. Brock. Treas. L. X DunhAm. See
+ NJ. Lawrence. :. u :. 4 Este.. J.
u. Rev. + w Coffin. Chaplain. II. +.
BoWker. : s 4 VI Troll. J s wm
Day, Tyler
After the eeremonie. Of Installation, n
boun'ifll oyster supper was served up by
the officers, to which was added a supply OF
nice eaiablcs, furnished by ,bs ladies. TO
which ample justice va, done ny tie mem
bers OF the Lodge and their families and
invited guests. Appropriate speeches vel e
made. Interpreted with vocal music. and
The evening passed Oh night merriiy
J c. Billing, hi, soll d., house snd
blacksmith shop. ~ North Woodstock. to
Charles Fuller Of Massachusetts.
a large amour, Of wood ). being pa, upon
lhc line for toe use OF the R,iltoad ConpA.
~ the present winter.
Mr. Crocts,, 3, Cling bis ice house with
lbc clear crystalline blocks from the pond
preparing 90 furnish bis guests With pure
cold ire water during the coming summer
Il vii o. 4 llNlrY then. bot it gives one
tie chill. TO see Is now. taken ia connect .a
with th,, afiio winter.
The following are tbe O.h,crs Of Noun.
Christopher Lodge Of Good Tcmplar, f5r
the ensuing term elected last evening
Rev vs. Coffin ". CT Mrs
Flora J Cole. " Y T.,C.P Berry. "
SIN II. Bolster. ". +. ; ID +. Bow.
ksr. " 7 n ! Cole. W VI y. W
Coriess. W c.. Mrs VI 4. LIBBY, "
!. G. j Fairbanks. " O. 6.
Jan Zsih. i-6s IxnEx.
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Paris Hill Academy.

From ,nadycrtcnce. Mr.. Kicker the pres
en' Principal OF Paris Hill Academy. failed
TO receive. at the close OF the Fall Term.
the commentator TO which he was 50 de
sc'vedly entitled. As the Spring Term i.
about To commence, We take this opportu
nIty TO do him Justice which. though iafdy,
is letter late than never. IL gives Us pleas
ure IL record the fact. that Mr.. Kicker
conducted his large School last tall w,tl
great Judgment aud ability. las quai6ca
lions as Teacher. las zeal IN the perform
ance OF duiy, and has gen,lem3nly deport
meDt rendered his services most acce ptAbl,
to the Supervisors, most profitable TO hi,
pupils. and most Satisfactory to the com
mgnity.
We would likewise improve 'Lis occasion
to speak an appropriate sord for the bcneh;
o. the Precep;rsss. Hiss Mary +. Holmes
Miss Holmes Is thoroughly qualified aud
accomplished female Teacher. She las no
supcriors IA teaching the French Laagp,g,
or other Academic branches to horassisu,d
and Der experience and success cniills be
to the highest confidence.
With all due respect to other Academic
within this Comfy. we are Of opinion. TIA
IN the coming Spring Term. s hen we add {,
the foregoing Miss Paris. Teacher Of Ma
&c. and MISS Prentiss. Teacher OF Draw
ing. We presen, corps Of teachers whia
IS unequalled. in any similar institution.
CuM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31
Republicans Organising.

The Republicans OF Portland, inauyuraiet
their new head quarters last week. by a
meeting. At which many excellent speeche.
were made. and the Campaign opened well
The Press says that larger quarters will b,
needed before the Spring Campaign i,
over. and in the Summer when the State be
comes battlefield and the speakers begin
TO vancouver. headquarters will be in the
saddle.
Gen james ID. Fessenden was chairman.
Judge Kingsbury said be was glad to sec
go manv Of the old friends who for eight
years have been so faithful and true TO the
great ideas upon which the Republican
party is founded, so many of the friends
with whom he had associated long ago.
when the Democratic party was truly dem
ocra,ic and he edited the Eastern Argus.
Hon }. II. Drummond explained the
circumstances under which the Republican
National Convention of 1864 came 10 nom
mate Andrew Johnson. There was pow.
crial appeal for the recognition of the loyal
Democratic element acting with the Repab.
lean party; Lym Trcmaine of New York
urged such recognition in the speech which
carried the convention by storm Parson
Brownlow and Horace MAYNARD youchcd
for Andrew johnson. They asked only for
the second place on tie ticket and they got
It. The detection OF the Prcsiden, had de-
lared and endangered the success Of The
Republican policy.
Mr.. Foster oil The Press. said that during
the last few years we had been diminishing
with our friends almost as much as With our
enemies. II was time TO bury these differ.
ences. Our enemies are organized and
active. 1t is never safe 10 underrate the
strength OF an opponent We must come
together. shoulder 10 shoulder. select our
best candidates. and elec, our candidate for
mayor. whoever he may be. by majority
OF one thousand or more. II we try, we
can DO it.
Rev. Mr.. Gee of Tennessee. made good
hit. He said II be were 10 return TO Ten
nessee with tie news that Name was going
Democr alto. his friends would be in despair.
lie had seen the unpi etenGiag brick house
in Greenville belonging to the ex Alderman
and thought il pity the owner was not a,
home The colored people in Tennessee
bad lost their promised Moses, aud were
saying. AS for this man, Moses, we wot no,
what has become OF him The people
ought next fall to send him home, TO sing.
hopclessly. Gould | but climb where
Moses stood!" Great laus hler)
\ Dow. Esq son Of Neal Dow. a
Young man OF excellent sp"aking talent.
81 X Of the necessity OF union. No vote
OF oar>, or any we can influence, should
be so tho IN as 10 give comfort TO the men
who Kissed across the war path Of the ma.
ton. This was the first meeting OF a grand
and meDenious campaign. From this hour
we nust throw aside all local issues and de-
vote our whole energies TO the promotion Of
our national policy. (Applause).
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State Reform schoo,

The Report Of the Superintendent. Hon
E ". Woodbury.. (la,e OF Sweden. in lhi.
County, and the Trustees. show that this
Insaitution under Mr. VS. charge, is very
successful From frequent visits 20 ,be
school. the past summer. we had oppor.
tnniiies Of noting the new management.
snd was veil satisfied thar an Improvement
had been made. BY resorting 10 cash pay
ments. ard making purchases himself. NJ
w. has saved some two thousand dollars TO
the State Mr.. W. has the right kind Of
assistants. We noticed, particularly. the
kind care snd attention bestowed upon the
s'ck by the Ma,rou. Mrs ;. l. Woodbury..
and the interest viii "A the daughter Miss
r. A Woodbury. who 4. Teacher there.
seemed 10 manifest IN the bows They an
seem to regard her a. sister, and her
influence over them must be very salutsrv
The boys have no better friend. or one
calculated TO do them more good, than their
able Superintendent OF the Sabbath school
w. z. Gould, Esq Cashier OF the lst Ma.
ticpal Bank OF Portland We know where
Of we speak in this particular.
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have become more or less intexicated from
IT'S nse, and that this general rendezvous. Of
IN" lovers of strong drink and democracy
IN nc section. has become nuisance 20 the
community. ADJ consequently that some
thing ought TO be done.
Therefore on The complain, Of some Of
tLc citizens in that section. said Be,, WI.
arrested and taken before Justice B,ow,
found suilty. 6ncd s2N AMI costs. and sen.
fenced to three months imprisonment, n the
County jail, from which sentence Bean ap.
pealod. The liquor va. lihel,d. the hear.
ING thereon had on Monday the 2O,h inst.
and vas declared forfeited.
Bean ciaie,s that the vine is not 'iafox.
'caf.a9' w,th ia the meaning OF the lsw.
and therefore be has a right 90 manufacture
and sell the same Justice Brown decides
o'bersise. claiming 1t is a question tor the
jury. from facts proven. TO cay whether it
IS or - not. intoxicating. and cites opin-
ion OF ATTY General Frye. recently pub.
li,bcl in the Lewi'ion Journal
There vas another Parish meeting in IN,
vestry OF the Congregational Chareh on
Monday evening. and the Society voted TO
extend an Invitation TO Rev. Mr.. Titus.
who has Supplied the palPi, for the las, two
sab6aihs and somewhat lighicncd the du,.
les ofihe dcaeons and the congregation.
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Rethel.

A correspondent Of the Lewiston Journal
says The friends Of Temperance and good
order 10 the ives, part Of this town recently
notified Depuiv State Constable Uersey
that AlPbeus ;. Bean was constantly violAi.
ing ihc laW in lbe illegal traffic Of what is
termed e .derberry vine" IL appears tia,
Bean has Tor some lime past been selhng
Che Article by The glass 20 ell such as az. 4,
see ht 10 Pa.rouizs him. at tie moderate
pres Of sitesn eeats tunbler. That many
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31
Gleanings By the Way.
Mason. Jan. %. Is

MASON Jan. -, lNpS.
We have bad bu, n,ll quantity OF .now
for this season Of the year. ba, much cold
weather, slcighing Is excellent. There will
be bat small Amoani Of numbering done
in this section % the county compared With
two or three winter, past.
The Steam Mil Co a, Bethel have no
teams IN the woods,
Morrill, & Gran; arc getting on, ,hip
timber 90 usual
There - no wool being put on 20 the
Grand Trunk. cSccp, at water stations.
4 Mr.. Nathaniel Silcs o. Albany. at
work for Morrill, * Grant at Wild River.
had HI, leg badl, broken on Monday. II,
was skilllally set BY Dr Wiley and !. doing
we'll
Rev Samuel HAs,cl,oa died in Albany.
Dec. 3lst. 1907. aged - years Mr. IL.
IN early HE. experienced religion and uni.
ted himself with the Free VIII Baptist de-
nomination. lie vas a man OF good nat
aral endowmenis. bu, Of limited education.
yet ever faithful in The cause OF his divine
Master. he occAnl, minister OF the GOSPEL
and IRON that time. until time ani hard
labor broke down An unusually vigorous
constitution, be vas an earnest -orker
IN HIS vineyard. Without brilliant talents.
be accomplished much good. and by b..
nnosteniaiiOus lie aud Christian simplicity.
he won souls to the kingdom. G. II. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31

rY'lt Is 'aid tbs, The chances OF Mr..
Hamlin Of Maine Tor the Republican noni.
nation f,r the wee Presidency. are excellent.
Wes'ern Aod Southeastern politician. IN
" asbiagion are making q movement IN "A.
vor Of Mr. ilsmlin, 81 the Vice Prs.;d.ney.
and afe DONG all sbey can to -dvAnce h,.
interess in that DIRE rtion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-31

IVA subscriber in Anoka. Minnesota,
says. that local items from Lovel. FIVE.
burg and Stow would interest many readers
~ that State. We have subscribers in
many places IN the West, from Oxford
County, who rely upon our paper for local
intelligence from homo. We hope CORES
Pondents in every town in the County will
report every thing oiinieres' occurring from
week TO week They will he doing ,. a
favor, As we'll as distant subscribers. Who
regard our paper as letter from friend
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Brawnfeid.

Pequawkei Lodge No. 46, III. O. q. + }
held public meeting. for the purpose OF
Installing their o0ccrs. on the i5'h inst at
b0ownieid. Mcmbcrs 81 other Lodge,
were in attendance, and delegation from
Portland was also on the ground. to as.i,t
IN the ceremonies. The citizens turned Out
IN toll numbers. anil tho old Congregation Al
Church wN crowded. The officer, Tor tho
ptr'cn, Term arr. : Il Bean. y. g. ;
Joseph g Swan. V. G.: II. Bean. X.
;. WE. BickforI. l. : 4. II. Beaa.
Treas. Geo Baboock { Geo. Wakefield.
w. Thos. ScAvY AnA a Z. Thompson. L
s l.. j NJ. lIamlcn o. C.; j. G..
SHAn. ! e.
The infiallA:ion "a. performed b, Acting
Grand Master J T.. Ilascline Past
Grand Master = T., krogman. Cha,. II
Blake and Frank II Morse The address
wA- delivered by Charles Holden. Esq.. o.
Portland. The s-,rk Of installation va,
performed in The mos; finished manner. tho
officers officiating being anong the most
accomplished IN the State.
Some hnc voices among Tho brethren
made the old church echo uiih their har.
mo0y The service, occupied about three
hours. and received the closest aucnti on
from the crowded audience The broth, IN
in b. made the Si',, oftho delegation from
Portland very agreeable. and left nothing
undonc towards their comfort. say, she
Press
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Editorial and Selected Items.

uSt' W est faFs. on hnr~ua! Evening,
February l2th. There will be amusement.
common 70 such occa,ions. 90 entertain all
that come 4 good time is expected Al
mission Is cents.
CS-Wo were too las, in announcing tho
S-'.s Bell PLAYERS for last Friday Evening.
IL :. this weeks Friday. the 3lst. that they
perform
tF-hon- Jonas Greene. Of the senate.
has our thanks Tor Annual Reports Of tho
Attorney and Adj. General, ADD Warden
OF the State Prison.
rg~rhe deputy shcritIs OF Audro.cos,v;u
county. on Friday, presented Sheriff Y.
Parker. With gold watch and chain Of
beautiful design. and Of the value Of $500.
rFA Turkey was raised in Sidney, and
sold At Augusta las, week, tina, weighed
% pounds
rS'Rrs =. l.. Gould. of Albany. has
received donations iro b, people amount
ing TO S!0. and also very generous help in
cutting and hauling bis fuel
ASoTHER BAREER ~ THx FIEtp Afew
weeks ago &C Published SsNe's humorou,
piece Go it alone This drew oas ~.
ply, which &c publish on our outside. q,
was written Tor tho Aroo.took Pioneer. by
Daniel Barker. younger brother OF David.
who seems 10 have mach OF the siy 10 Aad
genius Of hI, elder brother
TF-In speaking OF the unusually lov state
OF the rivers and stream, in thi, STATE. tho
lewiston Journal says the water power IN
that city stands the tests Of ,hc ,evcrc.,
droushis. which y safe reliance Tor power.
The Anjroscogsiu il ,tiU veil flled With
water, and the mill. ran - usual
~ Tho latest novelty from Pari. is
ladies nose protector. liaod With Tor. oar
ladies accustomed TO 60 barcheadc,i IN all
we,'hors. woHid doubtless dc.Pi,c such an
ciI.minacr.
TIVE understand a; lercc OF the Uni.
versali,, Society Of Buck6eld. held recent.
~, the .an Of sl35. over and ABOVE ali OK
pcnses. vas neiirj
rs-A' base bail is hardly practicable at
this season Of the y~ar. tho ProSI e..ivc Age
suggests 20 the club, an occasional game OF
SNOWFALL TO keep up their muscle
rVThc Spring Term OF the Baek6elJ
High school. ~ill commence on Feb a5ih.
under chsrge Of Mr. Bcssey -bo has taagh,
-iih nuch success. Tor 'iI year.
rv-AmonE the Pa;eni, grated last week.
vas one to Martin K E,hcridse. OF I.oeks
Mills. for Improvement IN Boots and ShooI.
rP~Ws arr indebted 20 Hon. Heary c.
Reed. OF the Executive Council. tor logi,.
la;iso documents.
rS~A subse'iber from Midi, nd city. Mich
igan, writes we are having pleann, win
ter. nice sleighing. with a5oas eigh, inches
Of snow a. thi, place"
rF-For report o! the doings OF the Board
Of Agriculture. sec lAs,pagc. Oar readers
VII, fad 1t to DC the most interesting asri.
cultural matter W. an give then.
rR-rhe Portland Prus. .sys vr under.
s'Ahd that the SECRETARY OF ;he Treasury
and he Attorney General have decided
ibat Collector washburn bold, over under
" '"' - ~ 'e''''''a 20 '"s
tenure OF CIV" o'acf'. aui hit has oihcial
- ~"
~ I" ''A'e' 'uA' secretary stanton, in
answering question from Senator wade
- 30 "''''''' 'e entertainer any ro''on OF
""r"'ne' remarked S'r' would as
- -. -. - - 80 y = ~ i'''',
var u
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VWe may have done injustice. in
noticing ibe failure Of Morton & Bates.
at jackson Village, by stating that they
norigaged TO secure preferred creditors
They made no couyey ances. as a firm. bnl
ieit everything open to creditors. which haa
not been previously mor.gaeed