Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-02

The May session OF he Board OF
Count, Commissioners will occur On
TUESDAY ct next week. the 9th Probate
Court the week alter,
The grass is starting well. The wet
and cold wealhe, has thickened, and
much benefited ii,
We arr informed that Rev Samuel
Harris. ID. ID. President ct Bow dom
College, has accepted the Dwight Pro.
censorship ct Di,lactic Theology in tie
Yale Divinity school, and that cN Gov
Chamberlain has been . rendered the
Presidency OF Bowdoin.
-Nal comes in smiling. rhere are not
probably 81 many May Flowers in 5lpom
now, aS there were the Grsl Of April
--Goy. Perham visited the Normal
School at Pennington Tuesday. In the
evening he lectured on temperance - a
large audience.
-Rawson X Chapman, of Oxford, are
running their Shovel handle works ON
iul time, with lumber enough to lastt~o
years.
The Prcsid has called .au extra
session of the Senate on the 10Th OF May.
To act upon the High Commissioners Re.
port.
The Portland x Boston Steamer,
leave Boston tor Portland now at : z.
NJ, instead of >.
The Lewiston Journal says Hon. VIM.
2. Frye. NJ c. from the 2d District.reacl-
cd home Friday, and WAS warmly wei.
coined hy his numerous friends
c =. Virgin has been appointed
Postmaster at East Rumiord. vice W.
Thompson. resigned
Il new cattle disease has appeared in
Mercer County. H. The animals live
bul few hours after the attack, and -
flr every attack has been fatal. One man
has lost twenty three head in three OF iour
DAYS
We were not aware. until We tried il.
how convenient it is to procure printing
material through our friend T, c. Evans
Advertising Agency. lie is very nc.
cOmmodating and will supply anything
that Printer may want. at the lowest
rates We advise the craft to take note
OF this
The recent explorations in Jcrusa.
lem have excited the greatest interest
among the Masonic fraternity on account
OF the discovery ut what are believed to
be "Masou>' MARKS" on = considerable
number Ofthe immense foundation stones
recently ucovcrr under the dcbri, OF
the Temple
How much did he leave2~ inquired
gentleman of a wag on learning the
death of wealthy citizen. Every.
thing" responded the wag ''he didn't
take 4 dollar with him."
Quite an interesting suit opened ut
our Supreme Court this afternoon 4
party sues Mr. Woodbury.. late Superin.
toudent Of the Reform School, iOt dam.
ages for alleged false Imprisonment of
his son. Attorney General Reed appear
ed for Mr. Woodbury. -LeciSt0H Journal.
The plff., Patlic Wilkinson. has recoy.
cred verdict OF sl.67G. The case will
be carried to the full Court
THE REVIVAL OF Trade The New
York says that tho business year opens
in most satisfactory manner in all de
partmentS of trade
-Hwper's Weekly has a significant
cut entitled Make room Tor the Leper,"
showing the recreant republican OF the
New York Assembly. WINANs. rs Il
icper, being summed by ALL The demo
Gratis, on one side, say. 1--WE bought
him"-while the republicans, P, hitting the
finger Of scOrn. say, "he sold himself ="
Pltlable fellow. when he comes under the
ban Of satire OF those artists.
The many friends of Capt Enoch
Knight, in our County, are referred to
the adyt OF the Star Enoch is "a
sprightly. versatile writer. and makes II
good paper every time.
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF lIYpo.
PHosPHTTEs.-For Nervous and General
Debility. whether arising. from . seden-
tary life, unhealthy occupation. 4 tropical
climate. or any other cause.
FOR Pulmonary Consumption. BroHchi
tbs, Inward WastingS.
F F Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
nfor weakness OF the Joints and
GS9seies: Loss OF Appetite. Lowness Of
spirits, lmpurity of the Blood.