Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-02
Editorial and Selected Items.

We are having delightful weather.
--Sueing time for September Court cr-
pircs next Tuesday.
The September term Of the County
Commissioners will occur next week.
Don't forget the session of the
County Lodge, at this place. next
Wednesday.
Invest your money in Bonds, and get
those of our own State whose worth you
know. Sec advertisements.
The drouth is broken. We had
good rain on Monday last, and the new
moon looks ike \ wet one.
Send in the nominations for the Legs
laturc as soon rs made, that the votes
may be printed seasonably.
Rev. A. A. Ford, Of Cambridge,
Mass. has declined the call OF the Baptist
Church in our village, and accepted one
from the Warren church.
There will be horse trot this friday
afternoon, at the Fair Grounds, South
Paris. Two purses will DC trotted for.
Tro,ting to commence at ? o'clock.
The Eating Saloon OF BRowY, at tho
South Paris Depot, is one OF the best kept
ON the line OF the road. Passengers by
the Stages can always fad good square
meals and the best OF attention here, ut
all hours.
-Messrs. Burnham and Morrill's Fac
tory, at South Paris, for canning sweet
corn commenced operations August 22d.
They expect TO put up about seventy i've
thousand cars this season, about q fourth
less than last year, on account Of the par
tial failure Of the corn crop caused by the
drouth, says the Register.
A call for Chamberlain meeting az
Norombega Hall, Bangor, on the evening
OF September 3d. is published in the Wing
mt C0urier with nearly six hundred
names appended.
A Bralnah hen belonging 20 Thomas
Witt, OF Norway dropped an egg the
her day 8 and | , by & inches in cir
cuniercncc.
A nan who was the valcdic;oriAn at
Harvard about ten years since now rings
the bell to start The horse cars in an In
diana town.
DIR. ID. w. Davis of Lockc's Mills.
has a chicken Matched the goth of April,
which began to lay the 10th of August,
and has produced II eggs.
Two well knogn New England Jour
nalsts enter the bureau list rs lyceum lee
,urers Gen. Hawley, of Hartford, who
will speak of .GenLlemen in Politics, y
and Mr.. Marden, of the Lowell Courier,
who has humorous poems on Whiting. .
The Raw recruit" and that inspiring
subject, "Hash"
Marden is humorist OF the first water
rs his production at the Editors Conven-
ton at Rye, indicated. He would take
well with our Maine audiences.
TIE OXFORD ASSOCIATION will meet
lib the Baptist church at Bryants Pond,
Tuesday Sept. 6. at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
CLERK.
The churches OF Oxford Association
will find entertainment at the following
places: Hebron and Turner, Dea. j.
BRYANT; Paris, Alden Chase; lst and ID
Liyermore, A. p. Cole; Sumner and Hart
ford, Elon Whitman; Peru, Stephen
Estes; Canton, S. Swan; Buckfcld, Rue'
ben Whitman West Sumner and Byron
Rev. d. Kicker; Norway, Paris and Wood
stock, Richard Cole; Bethel, james Estes
Denmark, Rumford and Milton, +. Cush'
man; Bridgton and Harrison George
Kingsley Weld, Charles Fuller; VISITING
Brcth,cn Rev. r. Dnnham.
Edward Baycr Esq, Horton, Kings
Co. N. S. writes that IN astonish ing cur
has been effected on his daughter. by inc
use of "Johnson's Anodyne LinlmehI'
The whole spine bacame diseased snI
Lost the use OF her limbs, and her pacN
was rounded up like bow IN cG G'n
ouence OF taking cold after having Dcen
inoculatcd for the kline pocK. oho -
now well.