Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-05-13
E.IiforiaI and Selected Items.

not arrived IS We go to press, and We are
unable to give onr Market reports.
"A good Milliner wanted on Paris Hill.
Tho County Commissioners are in
session this week.
In another column will be found the
call Tor the republican State Convention.
A good Boot and Shoe Maker would
find constant work in our village. We
arc withou: any now. House and shop
rents can be procured without difficulty.
We have had several days OF cold
easterly weather, with bat little rain, rs
yet.
The Summer School in this District
will commence on Monday, the Esd inst.
Miss Clara Forbes, an excellent teacher,
we are glad to know has been employed
10 teach.
MFR. Edwin A. Daniels, who has
been student of Waterville College, has
entered Dartmouth, commencing the third
term of the Junior year.
Attention Of Farmers is called TO the
advertisement of Lobster Cham as Il Ter
tilizer. Experiments show that 1t Is ahead
of anything,
MIR. f. c. Bixby, who has been
prescbia0 for some time for the Baptist
church ia Canton, was 10 be ordained As
psstor Of that church on Wednesday OF
this week.
The weather ia san Francisco last
week was unpreccdentedy hot, thermom-
eterup TO 81.
On Sunday last, = terrible hail storm
passed over Philadelphia. breaking glass
10 the amount OF thousands of dollars.
The Executive Council unanimously
confirmed the nomination OF Hon. A. W.
Paine of Bangor, as Insurance Commis-
sioner of Maine.
The Kennebec Journal says that Al
Bowdoiu College on Saturday, the Facul-
" suspended tour Seniors, two Juniors
snd one Freshman; they expelled one Ja-
Nor and three Sophomores. This action
is in consequence Of an attempt at ''haz-
ing
The Kennebcc Journal says the Fac
ulty of Bowdoin College have had new
light broughtto them in the recent haz
ing affair, which throws mitigated cir
cumStances upon the cases Of the two
seniors who were expelled, and they will
probably resume their connection with
the class
The Wing says Bangor had three dis
tinct shocks Of earthquakes, that ratified
things generally but did no harm.
"A little girl three years old belonging
TO Mr.. Isaac King, of Bethel, accidental
ly fell into the pond near Walkers Mills.
on Friday last, and was drowned.
Hon. Adams Treat of Frankfort died
Tuesday s., the age of about So years. He
was a well known and influential citizen
and prominent Democratic politician.
Our village ladie. will find good
assortment, OF the latest STYLES OF bOnneis,
Sc. at Mrs Crockett's, Norway. where
they generally get well suited.
The weather was not very favorable
for large attendance at the County
Lodge of Good Templars this week. At
Bethel
The Passport Sentinel says that it
cannot believe that the denomination OF
Gov Chamberlain is seriously entertain
ed by considerable number OF people.
Ii advocates the nomination OF Mr.. Per-
ham, believing that he will unite the
party.
Gen. James H. Butler. of Penobscot.
Chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee. will issue call on Wednesday for
n Democratic State Convention 10 be held
at the City Hall. Portland. on Tuesday,
the 18th OF June.
Try HdtFS Vegetable Stctttdn HAIR
Renetcer. if you would have q luxuriant
growth of hair
It II no Wonder that invalids lose
faith in AL specifics, when so many worth
less medicines are advertised for the cure
of various diseases; but which, when tried,
are found wanting" We have yet to
learn. however. of the first failure OF Dr.
WiSta-'s BalSQm Of HIld Cherrg, 10 cure
coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease.
The ll-gone feeling which people
sometimes speak OF, is caused by want OF
proper action Of the liver and heart
These NAV be assisted. and the bowels
regulated. by Persons Purgatirs PiHS. in
small doses.
Corn and Flour are staple articles but
not more so than JOhHSon'S An0dYHe LINZ
msHt. where known. 1t is good for
children or adults. for any internal sore
ness of the chest or bowels. and the best
Pain Killer prepared under whatever
name.