Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-15
80 Hartford Items.

hartford Items.
( Owing o the dry weather. the fields all
keep on their gray rcbe. Offering but little
for animals, excepting sheep, tol'e upon,
which have not at this time (ith OF Mal)
been confined 10 the pastures. Ground wa
never in better order for Norking which tbr
! farmer. fully understand b, faith and works
I Tb, frs, Hop roots from Wisconsin. came
here from Canton, Saturday. Ticy ",
; done 40 in small bundles, about inch
I ia length, st the price OF S2I Tor enough
I to plant an acre \ bushcl Will hold enough
for two acres. Wisconsin Hop iools at
rived AT Canton. FRIDAY to plant 500 acres
HAVING bad pcasAn, Interview with
former pupil, Lieut.. ANel H. Reed of Glen
roc. Sergeant OF Arms OF the Legislature Of
MINI. whilc on a visit 10 his native town
Hartford, and having seen. by his cool
taste to keen mary interesting men'enioe,
( of the late var Que OF which | Wish to dc
scribe TO the many readers OF the Democrat
who knew him. before he lost bis right arm
at Mission Ridge, or had folio ell sherman
on hi. victorious route through Rcbe'dom
Wade Reed was in the bloody battle al
MIL Spring. Jan io.h. 1862, a, SrrS, at
OF Co. X. 81 Regiment. MINI be took
from the bch OF a dead rebel. kuiIc
whose blade was Is inches in length. AM
too inches Ia widih--uPon the tin sheath wa,
Wi ten 10 plain Characters The following G
W. SimpIon'. knife, q tho 18Th Reg
Ms.. prrscutcd by lis iaile' o. ropl,,
Greek. p o. Miss. On the opposite side
va, marked rebel Gag. Lieut.. Reed was
presented with an ara, la, week OF supcri
our workmanship from Government
Ths Off crs Of the Cry stall Wave I q. Of
6 r. Easi Buckfeld. for rhc present quar-
ter, are Thomas \ Bartlett. w C. r :;
Mrs. Many r Crockcr. w. V. 7. Mrs
JOlia c. Forbes, W C.; RichArl Hall. W.
; Miss Ella Simpson. w \. 8 Mcl,an
der Forbes. W. + s George Shaw, w
T; Wilson Shaw. W. VI Mis-, II. Aucus.
IA BicknSll. W. y. VI. Mis-. Emma Sirp.
son. w 6 Henry Shaw W q. : Miss
Georgia "a Decosier. w. r II 8 Miss
Nancy \. Hutchinson. W. l.. II. 8. Th~
Lodge Is Ia most prosperous rondition
The oPposors' assertion. " thus FAR shat, thou
60 and no farther has not been verified
as The Wave rises higher and higher every
Thursday evening. The Lodge has alrrady
recrivcd So voiumns, Of pledge given. lbs
brother u the Nczin.co,, Lodge. Of lOi
volumes 10 start a library tor tie sole u.s.
: Of iis members Last Thursday e.crins th'
Wave was presented with bcAutif1, BIB.
from Dea. CYRUS Kicker Of the Baptist
church, Eas; Summer. May it prove 20 sl
concerned like bread ras, upon the Wave FL
Capt Cha'. II Prince. Rep. 10 Concrr.
. elect, from Georgia, atri,ed a, BuckfriI
his native Town. on SATURDAY ,he 81 INST
! lie was made glad 10y the hearty WELDON,
from the citizens. the Church aud the Sab.
bath School. Those that listened to hi.
, remarks out and in the Sabbath : hool
thought tia, southern lie had not coolri
bis zeal Tor good Col BRYANT. editor @
the Loyal Georgian. la'c OF BurkGcld, i;
elected TO he Legislature OF Ga both A.,
, strong for temperance and equal right. -
How greai the diifcrcnc. between The ur in
ciples Of the Oxford Democrat and Oxlot,
, Democrats
Veranus DeCosier. Esq Of El,t Buck
field, owns two Durham cows ;ea,ii drupr-,
calf within two weeks OF each otl cr. on,
weighed - pounds. the other les pound.
Wake mp, farmers HARrFoRp