Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-30
Editorial a,a, Selected Items.


eel out.
Hon. Elijah L. Ilamlin. of Bangor,
was in town last week
The cry now is, render unto Seizer
the things that are Seizer's
Paris Hill Lodge of Good Templars
meets on Wednesday evening.
- Last Thursday was summers day,
The heat in New York was intense-msr
curry so to 100
Roscoe TUell. North Paris, has just
returned from Canada with couple OF
horses and nice Hereford and Durham
grade bull.
The total of the forces available Tor
war purposes in Europe is 5,l64, 500 men,
572.S94 horss. 1924 guns and about 500
mitra2leUSeS
Nit Vesuvius i. acting badly. 1t is
said that sixty persons lost their lives by
the melted lava, owing TO their going To-"
near the mountain out OF curiosity.
The Journal says COW belongin.
TO Enoch verrill. West Auburn te"
days since dropped three heiler calves,
all of which are alive and doing finely
We are indebted 10 Geo. G. Stacy,
Esq, Secretary OF State, lor the reports
OF the State Treasurer. Railroad Com.
missioner. aud Board and Commissioner
OF Immigration.
AIr Geo b. Crockett, manufacturer
OF childreu'S Slcds. toy and children'>
carriages. has admitted MIR o A. Maxim,
into the firm. under the name OF Geo g.
Crockett 4 TO.
A little child aged l years. du@h
terol Thomas Dcut of Wood,,nch, died
very Suddenly one day last week lrou
eating ''belladona salve." which >hc
thought was lQuolice.
The Register learn. that lat w.eA
man whose name was no, ascertain
ed, in getting on hand car At Br,au'',
Pond tell upon pick axe which pirrred
his back iniicting. it is feared. mortal
wound
A flock Of thirty wild geese fsw ia
To Capt. Alexander'> yard on Oars l.
land. Ilarpswell, last week. lie drove
them isto the house with hls tame ouc>.
and the next day The wild geese were in
The market
Mrs. MarthaT. Butler Of Augusta
died Thursday afternoon. FROM fright.
caused by burning house. Her age
was about seventy two wears Her
mother died in like manner. lror. the
same cause.
The Advertiser SAY. A. there has u,t
been sufficient quantity ut birch
brought in the past winter, the shoe peg
mandatory of b. F. Sturte,ant OF Ok
lord, i to stop operations Tor the season
N about two weeks
The only Maine man who has gone
To Cincinnati. We bslieye, is j : ~ ford.
Esq. ct Lewiston lie losL the lucrative
office Of Collector Of L. 5. Revenue, in
this District after ha,u. I'D II eight
year. tie has asou in fee, I'D.
The frame OF the Coliseum building,
in Boston. which was raised last week,
WAS blown down by high wind with
tremendous crash. II will make heap
80 k!ndIing wood. II vii! Be- pa az
again in 4 more substantial manner
MIR. Joseph Foss, while working ia
Dawes Slave Mill in Denmark last week.
had three fingers mNngled by the circular
.aw--oac Of them nearly sevorol. They
-ere dressed ~ D.. tea>e. and will
l.rouaOiy heal up without loss at either
finger says the News,
MANY people lihe newspapers, but
few preserve them, yet the most
interesting reading imaginable is . hle
at old newsp aper. It byings up the very
aye OF lis issue, with al lis hustle and
every day affair, making its gsnious
AM it, spirit more than the most labOred
description of the historian.
Last Tuesday Mr. Edward Themes
OF Denmark while At work in the woods
peAr Puar's Hill in scbago,a tree which
be tel struck him across the back, eaus.
Ing serious injuries both external and
int nal Mr. Themes was carried homo,
and Wa> attended by DR. j. p Webb of
Budstou, under whose care he bids iair
10 rscover, says the Views.
"Wednesday evening one story, I'M
occupied house belonging TO David Me-
Callum, situated In a field east OF the
kansas" roai, at the loot of Mt. Henry,
in this town. was destroyed by fire. MIR.
Mr.. McCalum was about 10 move the
house out to the main road and rent it.
As there had been no fire IN the house
Tor long time, the origin OF the fire Is
unknown. We understand there = a
small insurance on the house BridgtoH
NelcS.
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