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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
Oxford Items.

Mr.. Lcmacl Croker. has sold IA, iins
stand on Mag 'iraci. together with ais oa,.
lands. TO John II. Dean. Who take, possess,
ion the ara, Of April next,
France. A. Beal ha, leased a portion oil
q. Coys new mill where he viii carr,
on the Sash and Door business. and the
remainder OF said mill ha, been leased 10
Mr.. A. Dean. Who will u,e the sane. 70,
the manufacturing OF various kind, o. lum.
Der.
Tho Methods; Chareh and Society. ol
Which Rev. Samuel Paine i, Pastor, ha. re.
Gently been iasorcd ~ifh deep rvlig lou.
interest, IN Which ihcr~ have been abou,
twenty conversions. Mr.. PANE /, an clio.
quen'. interesting preacher and very hishly
esteemed. no, only by hi, own church snd
society. but by all classes in the community
IN which he resides
Nc~clI Tarbo. la, sold 90, h., store
and goods on PIcasan, street, to Franci.
Holden
portion OF tho choir connected With
tie Methodist Congregational Church,
several week. since formed "Cboru,
and Gle. Club Tor rngta.l Improve m-n,
m vocal mas,c. Which NEE, week.,
for practice. DR.. IIrr,y II leader,
and Mrs. Hersey. PIANIST Their ar,,
vonccrt given Al Oxford Village. IA no.
t're OF which was in } our paper last seek. }
~n very ereditabie performance. Thu
club coniains some excellent rnosicisl talsn,
Mr' Perkins. the Trvble leader ai the Nc tn
edl.i church 10 one oil the hes, Sopranc
singers IN the county,
Mr. ID. Riggs. late OF So. Paris. la. op,n
ed a store on Piea,an, 81, -. in Which be keep
boots, shoes and rubber, and a large ,Arici,
OF other articles. and Is doing 9 good bu,
mess
/ R,u'on & Perry are laying in . iare,
stock Of lnmbof for manufacturing the ensa
ing 'eson. At their Shorei Handle an.
Stave mill. Thrir Handles have acquire
so good reputation in The market. ID.
they are running their work, ,es,be extern
OF their capacity upon order, Afsad Tbi
mill makes an rscelienI market for ash i'm
Der. which ia several instances. hs, beer
hauled upon sled. during the present ~in,e
.eme dozen or lihcen mules
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
ases suspended for the pr esent :
TIE AnIrrANr GExER,L,s r,

The ApJUrANT Generals RxroRr j.
again on q peace footing. being mere
pamphlet OF ca pag-s II contain, list
of the Brrvet promotions A table show,
the nu-nb-r OF pensioners in each town and
the amount allowed 10 them in the aggre.
gate. Gen. Caldwell repar ked THAT the
pensions should not be considered in the
contributions 10 the pa, ment OF sacred
debt " The whole number OF applications
for pension during the last year has been
. l57, 500 of which have ben disalio~ cd
Another table shows the number o, Maine
regiment days collected IN tn. rotuuda OF
the State House. Every regiment bot the
22d and Esd is represented there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
Gleanings by the Way.

A.EN6 Mason Feb. Sd. 1865.
The uca'her OF late has been uuste
Plsasa"t ior some days. Candlemas ~as
mos, beauf,ial dsy. forenoon hrivht and
clear. afternoon overcast. The wra,hsr
~ise wi'i make up their Almanac for III.
res. Of the winter. Sunday was YER,
pleasant, but Monday morning was one OF
the most uncomfortable Of the season fros-
ted cheeks and .lifFencd ears we're plenty Il
not fashionable among those Who were
much on, of doors. Peopl, are everywhere
complaining OF scarcity OF water. we'll. are
g.o.rally dry. and many squedpct, are
frozen. Fa,mets arc obliged 10 drive the ir
cattle to pond. sai large streams. Tor "a.
ter. Our ladies look blank on washing
DAYS.
Hay Is very scarce in this vicinity.
Would he very doubtful. az i, ~eru equally
dist ibu,ed). of there being enough to get
the stock on TO bare ground. should the
weather continue cold until late in the sea.
son large amount OF la, and provcnder
win have TO be brought from some other
section. or much stock driven away
The Rev. ID. Lsfk.n. had . very pleasant
surprise ic- day, aimee \ coodl, num-
Der OF the people Of Ma,on ven, to bis
house in his absence and by force broke in
to bis house. and bull, FIRE and did Other
acts before has retarn. No prosecution
yet. G.. H. Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

A correspondent alipjes to the unior,u.
mare circums,Ancrs. at the last election, by
which the republican district Of B,ck6sld,
&c. vas thro~n into the bands Of the op-
position. sndsdvises healing up of person
al grievances before the Spring elections,
that in the present important political year
our opponents may gain nothing tlro ugh
our divisions. He claims that Mr.. Andrews.
an able man oftbe opposition. is misrepre.
senting the Dis.rict. especially upon tie
Temperance question. The advice Is good.
and We hope win be needed in all o.her
districts, ~ well a. the Buck6eld. /, !,
evident that the democrats are intending to
make strong effort, throughout the State.
to carry the spring elections. They have
raised large sum Of money for this pur-
Poee-they have started several papers,
and IS the detection OF President johnson
IRON rcpublicanism has infused into ,heir
nearly defunct organization galvanic ap.
Pearance OF lie. they seem inclined to make
ONT more edort 10 secure the spoils ola
Presidential v;c'or..
II Is time for Republicans to be ciriinr
on their armor, for pretty big year. cam
paign. FOR faey may rest assured, IL is upon
them In other States. and in the larger
places in oai own State, they are doing IL.
Le. The towns. villages. and country also
arouse
The Spring elections are nov at hand.
BE sure and have concert Of action in every
town. and bring forward The bes, meH for
town officers. Omit all personal or local
jcaiousies this Spring, for the coming Spring
elections. will have more than usual inpor.
lance
The democrats are making strenuous ef
forts TO carry Portland. Augusta. b.. last.
Bangor. and other large places. an are
not overlooking towns which afford the
least chances Tor victories They will rely
wholly upon loo questions aud ignore
national ones in the town and municipal
elections. They have cast much upon The
Temperance issue, but the legislature this
winter. If we mistake not. will deprive them
OF oil the thunder and lightning which they
were intending TO evoke from ,be sulphurou,
re ions, IN iheir behalf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

~ An enthusiastic Temperance meeting
wac held in City Hall, Portland. on Mon.
day Eve. last ut whi,h Judge Davis prvsi.
ded and Gsni. Dow spoke. Judge Davis.
declar, himself warm friend 10 the Re.
publican party. bot having I'VE years ago
postponed the agitation Of he temperance
question tall the great NATIONAL work Of that
parry should be accomplished. lac is no lon.
Ger prepared. so lar as local elections arc
CONCERNED. TO subordinate the principle Of
prohibition to any political interest what
ever
The plain En- .lish OF this is, that in local
elections. he shall support regular nomina.
tions only. when temperance men are nom.
mated. A better rule would be. TO attend
the primary meetings. and nominate only
good men--then support them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
West Paris Items.

Bl'ioess Is quite lively. though there
has been a falling cfT ~ the Produce bus
mess. osing 20 the cold weather; the far
rners srs taking advantage OF the good sled
'ng. drawing wood TO the raiiroad. add log,
10 the mills The mills are not dong much
in consequence OF lo- water.
Sessrs. =. J. q l. +. Wills. are citing
up ,hsW Circular Saw Mil, ~ith a ne-
aud improved water ~beeI OF their o~n
oOn,.ract'on. that Is worth the attention OF
mall owners
Aessrs. Andrews 81 Dean are fitting up
q new Plaster Mhl. ia connection With their
other business.
The Baptist Society are about to pot q
new Organ into their new church. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

ES'Our old friend and compatrio,. IN arms.
Col. Iemro A. Smith. ofthe let Ne. Heavy
Arti'lery, with whom We have bivoaeked
on the tented field, marched and counter.
marched IN the swamps and woods Of vir.
gina. summered and wiutered In the Go
pber bolesr around Petersburg. and follow.
ed into many bloody hgh,-,han whom
brarsr man or better officer vas not 20 be
foond--hss resumed again the editorial
quill, having bougbr an interest in the Skow.
hegsn Republican. He is q polished writer.
well acquainted With the politics OF the State
aud sill make sn able advocate OF repob.
l'canism ia The approaching campaign. lie
raises tie Grant h'g--a YER, natural thing
10 d. Tor one vino has followed that Tag 10
virtory SO many iins's
We helis,s that his predecessor. Mr..
Moss Liuls Geld. who has edited the psper
nearl! 50 pears sl~a avs had bis Dorriager
we'll hlIvd. We presume the Col. has o..
eiBoed the N his p,rchase-our best wish
is. that he MAJ never 6nJ it empty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
Report Of Attorney General.

The report Of Attorney General Z rye j,
largely devoted to the workings of the pro-
hinior, liquor Laws and Of the ConssabuiAry.
lie thisks that abe success efii,sse sseassres
has been marks.I. and says aha httle or no
difhcaks has been sxpsriesecd h The Courts
in conviciing rum sellers. He recommend,
that the Constabuiary act be modified so as
, to reduce the force materially (six Dcput,es)
and that they be paid . 6xed salary and no;
he allowed TO retain any fees He bcnes
witness TO the efficiency OF the impr ison.
ment clause ratified bs the people. but sug-
ges,s The propriely OF = mobilization which
shall make the penalty on the frs, convic-
ton cit her fne or imprisonment, Al the
discretion Of the court. A large number OF
liquor cases appealed TO the Supr.me Court,
have been decided favorsbly for the State
during the year There have been sc
sentences in the Supreme Cour, during the
past year. against lo4 in 1866.
The Attorney Gent recommend. ,ba, the
!== prescribing ;bs r=:=::.L::..a. 81 s.-.=,.-
in the FIRST degeee be modified so a, TO &C
curateIy define the punishment He also
recommends that the Governor be en-
powered 10 offer reward for the detection
of the authors Of great crimes. and The
towns be similarly authorized in certain
cases. There have been six capital trial,
during the year.
The follosing table gives the numbe, OF
liquor eases disposed of during the year in
the SUPP enc Judicial Court. with the fines
collected and commiltals. This OF ,our.e
does not include the cases or fines collected
before magistrates. Since July. however,
nearly every case before = magistrate has
been appealed, thus leaving large number
of cases suspended for the pi esent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
CONGRESS.

In ths House. Jan. 9th. Thad Stevens
o9ered OH relating TO national suffrage
ltgi~es the right OF voting On all P-esiden'
tai elections aud or all national question,
20 every citizen OF the United States over
t~en,y one y~ars fage who shall have re-
sided ten days in the district. This - not
TO effect municipal questions but to apply
to all State elections. All such election,
are to he by ballot.
/ In III. Senate. Mr.. Edmuns intodoccd a
bill to regulate procedure in cases Of i'm.
pcachinens. and to enforce the orders and
the Judgment OF toe Senate IA such cases.
Mr. Patterson reported savorably on the
bib in addition to the act regulating certain
civil Offices.
The bill provides that after twenty days
from passage. no special agents shall be
appointed by rhs Presid~n, or Departments
without confirmation BY the Senate, nor
any such whose characters and salaries are
not duly authorised by s,a,ate.. and the
..nnre OF Office OF such as are now lawfully
employed shall expire within thirty days
after such passage.
Mr.. Frrlins huysen made . speech in sup
port OF the ReconNruc,ion bill.
A new conference committee was appoint.
ed on the deficiency bill. Mr. Morrill, of Ne.
being one
Bill introduced giving bounty 20 the
heirs of three and nine months volunteers.
Mr.. Pomeroy, from the Committee on
Banking, reported a bill in relation TO tax.
ing shares OF National Banks.
The bin va. explained by Mr. Pomerov.
and discussed by him. Messrs Logan, Gar
Geld. Walker, Blaine. Peters, Harding,
Pruyn. Holman and other members.
Finally Mr.. Pomcroy moved the previous
question, saying that the bill presented but
a single issue and be would no, conscn,
that any amendment should be offered to i,
on questions no, embrace within the bill
The bill was passed.
The Speaker presented petition of the
members OF the Constitutional Convcn ton
OF Louisiana asking for the -rrraovs: OF Gen.
Hancock and Of the State nd Parish off.
cial.
In senate. Mr.. w hhams introduced a
ON 10 es'Ao''sh a national o"re'u OF in'an
anee. Il require. Insurance companie. to
fe'P - Bonds on deposit, as NanonAi
Banks tor guaranty OF soi'ency
Bin for sale OF iron clad. passed.
Mr.. morrill, OF Maine. from the Commi,
tee OF Conference on the bill to supply the
Deficiencies oil the reconstruction acts. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

THr VERRrIL C,sx Tie opinion Of
court granting new trial to Luther
Verrill. convicted last July Of the murder
Of Mrs Susan Kingsley. has been published.
The new evidence in the case is chiefly the
confession Of The negro. Harris. that he
committed the murder slone As Verrill
was convicted mainly on the n~gro's tesii-
mony. the presumption when that testimony
was retrscIed Va. IN favor OF the prisoner.
Judge Walton declared in his charge 90
the jury in July, that ''the facts alone in
dependent Of the negro, testimony, were
OF very weak and incouclusiye character
scarcely sufficient 20 create well founded
suspiciun." Furthermore the most impor-
tant confederation Of Harris testimony IA.
tbeeyIdcrce 81 Two witnesses. Berry and
Hill. who swore that they saw a man going
"a be direction where Harris saws Verriil
was going. II the tine be would have been
likely 20 meet Harris. according TO Harris
story. The man whom these witnesses .s-
hiss been discovered since the trial and
makes SIT iayi; that he vas on the roA 4 near
that place At the time mentioned The
court regards tbs evidence as fully iustify.
ing the notion for new trial snd aiso iu..
tifying the Attorney General IN abandon.
ing The prosecution Yerrili was dischar.
gcd from custody. having been ia eonGue
ment abort agar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

Uwe learn from an editorial corrcspon
dence IN The Maine Farmer, that Samuel
WMerhouse. Esq Of Ellsworth, has given
up a 'uce~..ful ,-esl practice. ADD cop,rm.
plates buying iarm w Oxford County
where be intends 9, devote bis attrntion
largely to the raising Of horses from tho
bes; stock Tie has severAi splendid horses
now on hand
We believe Mr WGerhou.e zen, IRON
tbs. County. And be shows bs good taste
by returning 90 It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

" The detective force for ihi, District
comprising Maine. New Hampshire. Yer.
mont and ChAmplain District OF NprYorL.
show good mouths work for the commence.
men' Of the year. They repor, hat they
have paid into the Trca,ury $3.50 cash
Suits TO the amount OF $50 900 have be.,
commenced. from the exhibit Of the boob ,
recently seized by Mr. BIrnham. add ,
Boston OTHER OF $ 8 Steven. Of Hougo,
and all pert aiming to G-ocrris. sun. Tor
lsre lau'ber lraods. involving Over $500. OoC
have also been commenced There have
also been made seirur IS. mostly Of Liquor.
OF over g. 900, during The month.
II they 90 on a, this rate. during IL.
year. II viii Prove 10 DC The most pfoftabi,
department. Of Customs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

CoScEKT Al ASpOvEH Tue Bethel
Bra" Band. aided by the Bethel Glee Clab.
gave a concert IN the church At Andoyer
Corner. last Friday evening The Con.
cert vas aucaded by large audience. and
everything passed OF to the entire satidsc
ton Of all parties. The singing was the
hest We have listened 20 Tor long tine
Mr. and Mrs Blrker. Mf. Garter. Miss
Clough and Mrs Dunn. Pianist. deserve
high opmnendation. We must speak oil
one qgsrette which Wa sung. entitled
GIVE the old Mao Chance IL ~,
sung With beautiful expression One en
utlel Uncle Sans Wagon. Sung by Car.
tei--,cry good.
The BanI PLAYED some twenty pieces.
all executed ia grand style The part,
al stopped over night a, ibs house Of Hon
sylVAous Poor. Mr. 2 - one ofthe wealth.
st farmers IN Oxford County lie winter.
hhy bore cattle. one handrrd sheep. and
eight horse Kind Sir 7. has the thank.
Of the psri,. Tor bis KIDD treatment While
stopping al b., house
/ The Band wiIl give a concert At P.uis',
Hal, Bethel, on Tuesday evening, Febru
AIRY ilth.
ryrbe Spring Term 81 Fry 5eurg Acad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

V-in The stb oeio DISTRICT. on Monday
last, Gen. Beatty. repubi,ysn. was elected
TO Congress. TO hH the vacancy orr,.,o,, A
by the murder Of AR. Hsunlton. a few
weeks since. The returns show large r.
pnbl'can gains over the goberna,orisl vote
last autUmn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

vAll Of the Oxford County delegation
80 The House voted tor the repeal OF the
Coos'ssulsry act. With the exception Of
Messr' herriek OF Hebron. and Curtis of
Greensood, whose names do not appear
in the "a. sra NAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

CRrsrIL WAX. The Crystal Wave. No.
SIG. lndePehjanl Order Of Good Templaf,
was organized on Thursday eve. Jan. SJth.
1868. =; East Bucs6cld. by Mareu, Fo,.
Ter. deputy Of MeE,nseou Lodge. assisted
hy members Of that and other Lodges.
The ioliO-ing ar toe officer, Tor the first
quarter Henry Augustus Bicknel, W
{. i Nancy X Croker W. V r: Yit-
giu DcCoster, W Chap ThomasJ Bart
let. W. Sec j. Wilson Shaw, W 4 s:
ID PhiIimorc simpson. w + S Charl-,
NJ Keen. w. Treas Richard Hall. ". NJ.
JnIia { Forbes. W. u. M. Henry Shaw.
W. ] G Clifford Hutchinson. W. O G.,
Georgia DrCoster. W X IT. :. Emma
simpson W l. II ) L,Ander Hodgdon.
y. W G. 7 WeekJ meetings Tbur,dA,
evenings
The Crystal Wave takes Der stand among
her sisters. uaIer very favorable circum
stances. Her l7cstop j, where many a
good soldier has b,.en DR. I'd Tor toe t-m q.
Persncs army which has b,arded the lion 10
hls den. She has settled only two miis,
from her 8, CT Merinse &, AMI N CD Ole 9.
ure u anticipated from their Il q ,rnt visits
. HARTFoRD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

~ Alabama State SeHtinel Of Ian.
9th. says that Maj b W Norris. formerly
Of tbs State. has been nonin a.ed for Con.
gress by the Republicans Of the Tbird Al.
sbsms District lie ~iil Is elected With
out doubt 80 suppose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
10 OUR PATRONS

Subscribers are r-esssted 70 <xamlsesAe a. q
The printed colorcd Zip attached ssir paper, ~
this indicates the tio~ 20 which the Subscription Is
paid For instance, "iMa, &c. /" m~ans that the sub
sersbcr has paid TO Nay ist, fse rhose wishing 20
avail thensrssp q ~ advance pssuess can Do 80.
n they send the money prvvious the iss Of March.
wh-svss ssy suhscsiber rcmits money 10 pay for
his Subscription i~Aich may si~sys - ssst hy mail
at oss rtk), s.ss shosid BE- tshrs 10 observe tse
rcc<1s<a t4ezeo0sf. 60 See " t8e m - osen'
changed % ssrrsspesd with ne az.o.nt 80; andh
h 10 not changed this once .hoaid u once Be noti-
aed IN order that the error nay Be ccrrected while
the eovcsosesacps ere aeshj s 81 y 81 q
We 81 pstst ~ paver bseser on the advance
payment Of ess fhosssnd ssbscrioers o. 81 So than
Of areu hssdrcd ~ % %. delayed from one TO .ix
y~sss. marry every one ess a. wsIl pay 20 small
son - one time - anoshers $50 =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

VThe SAFE Con.tAbuIary lAw having
been repealed 10 Masachu.eit.. the dem
oerA,ie psPers are demanding the repeal
OF the Probibiiory hqu,r law. The Bo,
ton Post says, let 1t lie wiped clean from
the records. A0d all iis attendant nuisanees.
We do not want it' fringe, and rags dang
ling before rs snI longer" THIS /. the
way the democrats propose to effect re
forms. A 10 ifinges aud rags. they will be
dangling before u, enough. il the demo
Gratis have control Of the run question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07
Editorial and Selected Items.

Iab'esux. Charsdes. &c. 4 fine oyster
supper was given al the close. on Thursday
Evening OF last week.
/ A good deal OF taste 10 displayed in thi,
line, by the prime movers.
rTsfauiiiHg', Bcl7 players gave charm.
ing Entertainment last week. No Gnsr
melodies ean De produocd than those OF tho
bell, in their .kiii'ul han.l.. Tho vocal
and comic music was also ola high order.
( rVThc levee Of the lsdic, Of ii. Yves,
Paris Unisersalis, Society will be bolJe,
on Wednesday evening. Feb i9rh. instead
Of Thursday, a, announced last week.
SUICIDE On Sunday last. Robert +.
! Briggs. . ~rllto-do farmer Of Auburn.
committed suicide. by fixing chain around
bic neck, the oihsr end being fixed around
bean. in his barn. and jumping from the
nov. His neck vas not broken. DO, life
vas extinct. -hen found He had been in
I III health. lie formerly rc.idsd here.
CyMr j. n waisrhoa.s. Who RECENTLY
started democratic paper in Lewiston.
died 'oddenl, ofParalyss. aged 81.
rFScc Advertisement OF House. Stable.
Horses. &c Tor sale at South PAsu. A
good chance for basiaess Is offered.
"rhe Spring Term of Bridg,on Aead.
envy commence, on the 2OIh inst.
TIA .abscribcr. whose OPINION wc think
much Of. says. you are making the DAM
ocrat model Country paper Much
obhged-wc feel encouraged bi such ,e,,i.
moniais.
Y-Col Ripley. { oI.setor oitaxe.. make.
n loud call for unpaid ;ascs; be viii be a,
III. y. Bois,er's S;orc. South Paris. m. iith
anu IT'D, al fars Hiii the li,h aud 18th.
aud 81 "es' Fairs. the i7th anil 18Th int.
10 va" upon those who arc ready to pay.
1Ws Arc sorry to bear tina, the West
Bethel bundle Of p,pc-,. 81 las, week. bad
not reached their destination. on The 81 inst.
They we're mailed regularly.
ryAndovcr Ia. had =, -,,,h,,,t. h,,
'hsfc ~ere not great many Inhabitants IN
is'., -, W. "a
=, =, 40 s'eN' '"AA' a.
INC Hso %" We 'A"s you TO understand,
..t.,. -. '"'
-" bangor wing eHn' thas zen
=, PA A'ss OF ParaH'"
A"''"s ono '''c OF mss "rok ana
A'' ''A'' arc 'na' u may
W" 70
~ Albert Colby & Co. Boston. have
" '"''' - ''h' 'ee safe IN 'hs
s'''''Ae"''
LARGE srsras Tho Lewiston Journal
says 'hai Mt William Souie of Lssrrnore.
has PAIR Of steers. two years old las;
'Pn"9. that gath seven feet. They are
grade he'iord'' well built and matched
a'' ia good record for Androseoggin
county and d'i can DC surpassed by any
80 :" '"' ''A''' "' Is pear OF !"
"hftr u rHh DIFFICULTY, 'ub'eri-
Der IN Ha"'ord Center sa'' he gets his pa
per 'efy "res'a'y' anu sometimes week
pM
, ,, a.
"a p., '''
- -. as-I.
-, r--N'''n 0 ''' o,'A"a ana
bad, smashed W.doe.5,x ,,o,n;,, :.
shack linz car, a, BoekseB 7, &, ,ha,..,
Tia, he m,, L.v. To-, ~. IT,, n. ~.
rough. 90. an e,o.Il,o, wa,L,r on ~,
,t,,, and m.rh ,,m,,,, a., g. -. "a
lo- workmso
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

Tux WKsTHrs. February came in mild
{" tho winter bad bad il, blast Sunday.
the I'd Vas beautiful day. With appear
Ance OF a ihaw. bu, Monday morning found
the mercury down s. below zero and q
biting wind. We have no, seen the fret APP
Peaiancr yet. OF the effect Of the sun upon
the snow since il came. IN November. We
inruriat. IN steady. bracing. e1hilarAting
weather. up here among the hill, mo sudden
changes. producing rains. iha~s, iog-
chhls and dumps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

~ They have raised ibe DieLee, q, The
Ns'aral Sea port re Is 20 give a read.
Jog there tie last Of March.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

p-A Grant Club has been organized in
Bangor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

rS-Tbe Spring Term oi Fry 5eurg Acsb
envy commences on the 25th ia.;