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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
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PARIS. MAINE, DEC. Il, 1872.


Horace GFeeiey's Memory.
An oPES LETTER" TO PRESIDENT GRANT.
Sinclair Tousey OF the Tribune has
addressed the President the following
sitter, which is published ia Saturdays
Tribune under the head OF An Open
Letter."
70 tie President Of tte United states:
Sir:-I trust that l shall not I've charg-
I'd with presumption in addressing You
N the subject Of this letter. wan, to
hank YOU. not for any favor bestowed on
NV friends, or Showa to me- Thanks
or such things are As common IS the
,ensGts they confer desire 10 thank
rou for something greater aud better
han these; for something much beyond
he ordinary practice ct high official life.
desire 70 thank you Tor tho respect
shown by You TO Ar Groeley on his
cath. bed. and for The respect you paid
ais character and his memory by Your
attendance on his funeral Il was =
great compliment tov the head OF great
nation TO decline attendance on an official
.esliyity while private citizen was dy-
ny, = citizen who had uo claims on The
-ympathy OF the official, either OF blood
3r close friendship. /, Was much
greater compliment when that Executive
aid aside the pressing duties oi his
great office, and making night journey
hundreds o., miles. a. au Indictment
season, took The place @. q private per-
son among The thousands gathered to-
sclher 10 pay the last trjbate of respect
hsl the living can pay 10 Tie dead. For
our remembrance o. Mr Greeley, diving
or your attendance al his funeral; Tor
he fearful attention wa paia TO The sad
ceremonies OF IhA. occasion. Mr.. Pres.
lcnt,l thank yoa NTH all cSIncslueSs. l
IN scIy sure th.,t Zen doing 50 bot echo
The sentiments Of hundreds OF thousands
u youy fellow citizens, whose views OF
9utiIc affairs lCj lhcm and myself TO
support. ia the late canvass. The man 10
whom you have shown such high respect.
81 these acts yea have removed pyeiu-
Ices. changed opponents ulo friends,
and shown the world that s,eat oilicid
tic need NO, dsadeu tie better instincts
Ut our common humanity By these
acts you have taught lie nations that
Americans never forge, what j., due to
he character o. their sree. citizens. and
hal tie passions %. au exciting political
.,utcs, aeycr destroy Tic respect that
American partisan opponent, ave Tor
.he good live, OF good msu
THANK You, Nir President. and pay
hat long sad happy a,c mN await
lou. And when j, shall please Inc Great
EULER to send the angel OF Death TO call
.ou hence. may yoJr passage to the
omb 1o made smooth by ihv affections
Il Kind friends. and Tic grave close over
you with the heartfelt PRAYER, Of your
.ouuirym,u lof your eternal rest
Very respectfully,
Your friend,
SINCLAIR IovSEN.
New York. Dec. @. 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

Hiram Ifenis.

Rev. A. p. Ssnborn. OF the firm of
Pierce & Sanborn, has bought The stand
occupied for years BY DR. Jeremiah Dow.
and has moved into it DR.. Dow has re
moved TO Erving, Mass. whore bis sous
reside llo is ugli,v Vi ksnsington.
n. H.. and medical graduate Vi Dart
mouth, lie came 10 Hiram in 1895. aud
assumed the prsc!ce o; DR.. I.sw A.
! liannsford, who has remo.sd TO Triyoli.
Ill. Since that time he has been 4 skill
full, sate. conscientious physician. He
possesses largo store OF varied informa
ton, snd represented Hiram in The Lsgil.
lature in 1915. IlisQuaint ,gsnial humor
and droll, solemn Jokes, have made oven
the sick laugh and grow tat. IIS aud bis
most excellent and amisbls wife lett
Hiram, Nov 30th. with the rsspect and
kindest wishes OF all our citizens.
Our educational interests have moved
steadily onward and upward for yvurs-
The new school.house 10 the Spring Di,.
trio! No. ]. was dedicated some time aga.
i. 4. Wadsworth presided, aud after
few remarks, read letter Of congrat,.
lation from Gov Perham. Hon. Al. K
Mabry delivered dedicalory address
Astounding in good ideas After .ppro
pirate remarks by Samuel w Gould.un
vocal aud instrumental music by the M
by children. the audience repaired To-
the tables aud parlook OF u bounliIul col.
lation. The house was built by Danie,
w. Pierce. and is Que OF the beat n
town. SAINT W. Gould IS now teaching
the district school, with his usual emery
and ability, aud his efforts are well ap.
preeiated by parents, pupils, aud tue ST.
peryisor
School district No ut ii iram Curncr.
which formerly had 20 pupils and an ay-
erage attendance OF So, having remodel.
cd their school house aud employed Hon.
II. X. Mabry Tor year, 10 having first.
class school. Madison gathers 81 scholars
together rs a hen gathers her chickens
under her wings. Ills daughter ACoie,
also an accomplished teacher, is Isis
Assistant. Ons OF The best evidences OF
the worth aud moral influence OF the
school, is the absence OF pupils from
store and street AMI depot, during school
hours. and their quiet and civil behavior
The Hiram Literary Fraternity has had
many interesting meetings during tho
summer and autumn. Mr.. Aabry has
delivered n series OF address.s on scientific
and literary subjects. in the Fraternity
Stanley / Puilcn, Esq tho able editor.
in chief OF tho Portland Press. delivered
his lecture ,on Fair Play (Woman
Sufl'rage) at Hiram, on Thursday eyon-
ing Mr Pullcn has delivered tho lee
ture at various points; and although PIE
scnling what is at present tho unpopula
side OF this great question. yet his strong
Arguments aud admirable manner OF
putting The points involved, have won tor
him and FOR The cause advocated much
credit LLRWHLLYS
Our esteemed correspondent, Llewe!lyu
A. Wahsworth, Esq, Of Hiram. is gath
ering statistics for history " hat town.
he is very much interested IN local his
tory, and is every way qualified los Tho
task he has undertaken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
BrU0nfs Pond.

Tho ladies oil The Uniycrsalist 6ocioly
ut Bryant's Pond will siro AL entertain
mont at tho Town Hall Monday ereniug
Dee. 30ih, whom they will present the
pleasing Drama entitled plot and
Counter plot, together with the laugh.
able Farce vi The Two Puddifoots; =
also other amuScmcnts. Oyster supper
and other refreshments.
All are cordially inyited,as a good time
ia anticipated Admission II cts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

storm last Sunday made travelling lii.
tie harder.
At West Bethel they ara building =
large, and good looking school house.
which Is 10 be completed SO that the
winter school In /! may commence The
first OF January.
Mr. N. Holt will soon open now
Store here. WuIsos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
Noi1p0u Items.

The Congregational md Unirersnlist
Socicties in this village, are both making
arrangements for Christina, trees, and
other festivities.
There will DO an ordination ut the Con-
gregatonsl Church on Wednesday, Dec.
18th. Mr.. Geo. w Kelley. who has
been supplying the pulpit very aocsptably
for several months. will bs ordained as
pastor. The examination oil tho csndi.
date viii begin at 9 O'Clock T. ~ Tho
other services will be held in the evening.
The sermon will be proachsd 10y Rcv. +.
Y links OF State Street church, Port
land.
The AdrtI1fser says that Capt. Whit
marsh, OF the Elm House. is putting that
excellent hotel into good shape. Paint,
Paper aud whitewash have improved all
parts OF the house.
Mr. Geo. A, Cole, at his wool cardins
and cloth dressing establishment. with ths
help OF y small boy, has done smar!
business, The past season, having carded,
according to the Advertiser. 1900 pounds
OF WOOL and dressed 1900 yards OF oloth.
The cloth was spun and woyc by the
good, old.fashioned womsn OF Norway
and adjoining towns.
Tho 4dcertiser says that the Insurance
Agents OF that village hSSo boen instruct
cd by their Companies 70 Nd,ancc their
rates thirty per cent Ho'se IS that tor
high?
Mr. Thomas Will has some limo tall
and half blood Jersey Cove, and u lull
blood Jersey Bull, which We believe came
from Tho herd OF Mr, Wm. Chase, OF
Paris Hill lie gets some gilt edged but
ter from the milk of these cows lie has
killed one hog lately, Weighing j32 iba,
and has another which will 60 1e0.he o..
Inmates. Jersey milk docs IT,
The .idcsrtiser says that ;hc committee
on The Norway shoe factory voted to 40
copt Of the bid OF Moses lIoughton, TO
take the lumber OF the hands OF tho COM
miltce, and complete The building Tor
$SoOo-iaking in pant l~lWen, $1,000 OF
tic bonds OF The town, with coupons pay
able scmi.anrualy ut per cent Interest
iicuty Upton. Esq. WAS admitted ON
Thursday OF last week 10 ,ho Oxford Bar,
10 practice Ia nll the Courts Of This State,
and under circumstances out of Tho usual
order aud very complimentary to HIM.
y. Il Hasting-, Esq, one NJ the mem
be,s OF The examining committee, in
making the motion Tor admil,ancc, sad
TO The Couyt that Mr Upton had, for fyo
OF six years, been patluct OF General
Virgin shilc he wss ut Norway. uut er
tho namo Of Virgin ~ Upton, and 70,
had never formally boon admitted That
a, meeting ~ Oxford Bar, held in Tie
absence % Mn Upton and without Lis
Enow,oIgs. it VAS unanimously resolved
that, In view OF The roly excellent
character, good practice and IcgaI attain
ments Of Mr.. Upton. no bo recommended
admission To lie Oxford Bar; iha- 'hc
COMMITTEES had made due examination
and found him with the requisite legal
qualifications, nud ,horcupon Judge
Kent ordered tic usual oa,hs TO DO adj
mj6istered tor admission 70 The Ba1 . DC
cutorod OF record.
Mr. Upton will be found =, his old
place OF business, at tic Office OF Virgin
IS Upton in Norway. The co.parinership
OF Virgin & Upton is disso.rcd. aud NJ.
Upton Ia, bought Jhc ofiico building oil
zen. Virgin, - we learn from the Regs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

Rev. n. w L. Root, Rector OF St.
'aul's Church, died at Portland last Sat
lrday, OF smallpox, which he took on i
lisit to Boston fortnight ago. lie will
C remembered in this section as a teach
er OF tree band drawing at the Oxford
Normal Institute, South Paris. lie was
IN estimab.e man. There are seven
cases OF the disease in Portland now, of
a mild form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

"A terrible fire, last week, in the 9TH
Avenue Hotel, New York. resulted in
the death Of about twenty-five girls, do
meslics in the house. whose apartments
were in the attic, and who could not
escape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
StiII,ncr Rc6uEcd.

BosToN. Dec. ll.-Iu The MakSaohU-
cts Houss to-day, lIoyt. cd Alhol, ofler-
al the following preamble and resolve,
which were referred % the Committee on
sderal Relations:
Where's Hon. Chay'es sumner, =
Senst0r OF Massachusetts, has proposed
IN the floor OF the United Senate To- erase
rom the ilsss OF the Republic. aud from
ne register OF Tie army. all inscriptions,
mementOe3 and tokens ut the battles and
Victories Of Union arms in the .5tO war
q the rebellion;
HcSg.cc2, That ;Gis attempt 20 degrade
- loyal SOld.eyy eft The nation and their
Grand achievements. meets our uuquaii-
ded condemnation and merits the diSSp-
proyai oil the people OF the Common
wealth thus m.>rspreseutsd.
The Richmond (Ya) En1urtr says
d., Mr. summers balt.e-fas resolution:
Wersgrcl That Mr. sumner should
ave ca. his apple ol d.,corl among the
,oople at this moment Weave perfectly
eware Of the passions ,hA. "j., he excited
~ This movement. and 10 the discussion
ne south, as usual, viii be The sufferer
E. Is too soon for Us 90 cxgcc. &, see al
-bcse monuments ot tAe war destroyed.
We cannot Ga /. ourselves, aad don't ex-
,eci j. to lie done q: once ~ tue North.
The best We can hope Is ,aat Ia time tho
most obnoxious w,,i DE forgotten or lal.
.llo neglect aud disappear; though We
are quite sure there are things connected
eih the he,oi, deSJs Of that struggle the
south viii not be content should die aud
Q forever lost TO po',erily The rssolu-
ion Of Nr. Sumner WAS a very mischisY-
5us one, who.ly,uucancd for, and ,he sub.
sct ought no. 10 have been brought up
antil the people had been better educated
"a iorgetlulEess OF the past. 10 seems 10
IS some meu were bou only To make
mischief aud eth up strife. and must full
%, their mission
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
The Daily and Weekly Adre5 fis,J

The Daily and Weekly Adre. tis,r,
Portland, edited by II. w. Richardson,
Esq, is one OF the most Independent and
bes! conducted journals in our State.
The Weekly calculates considerably in
our County, and is the cheapest city pa
per printed, being only dollar year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

Tho thermometer touched zero last
week ON several days and was seven DE-
low on Thursday. Tuesday ana "e"'
nesday were cold, with high winds Inc
slei Ching is prime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

The Collector of Taxes will be al
North Paris, Dec. 23d, West Paris. PAN
Psri. Hill, 25,h, and South Paris, 26th' 10
collect taxes to meet tho State tax, anu
All dslinquents will take notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

Great preparations are being nauV
Tor logging this winter, and If the w'h'e,
proves favorable larger quantity "
timber will he cut than ever before
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

SEQ advertisement of The Ar0as.
1t is one OF the Oldest and most reliable
democratic papers in our State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
Bethel ITEMS.

dav AFTERNOON, Dec. 3lst. Prof. o. Cone.
of Canton. N. Y, is 10 preach the ordi-
nation SERMON. Rev. Nessrs Thompson.
Tabor, NcIienney and Davis, are expect
ed to be present. There will be services
in the church Tuesday evening
The Rev. s. +. Norcross is supplying
the pulpit at the Congregational church.
Tho winter term OF Gould's Academy
commenced Tuesday. with about 90
scholars under the charge OF {. ii. Her
sey. A. II.
The Musical Convention held in tho
Congregational Church last week, was s
grand success. No one at all acquainted
with the progress since its commence
ment. can tail 10 see that real growth
WAS made in musical science. The course
Of instruction WIS such as would DO of
roal practical benefit TO teachers and
singers generally A better class OF
singers mover vas gathered in Bethel
probably. 1t ~ bat justice 10 Mr.. Cham
berIan to say, that he we'll deserved the
extensive popularity which he has gain
ed ~ \ Musician The Prof.'s excellent
/ Judgment, t4slo aud fine executive abil.
ity, remarkably displayed in him rs i
master csfp,nIer aud builder, nakc Il
easy lUr him TO seized music IN keeping
with each occasion, aal sngSrs ol
naturally sweet voices, cultivated and
toned down 10 Ihc requirements oi mod
ern criticism. His err is go accurate
/ that what ever .stisiieS him IS sure to
please The most la,ilious OF his audience
| A concert wss given on Thursday and
Friday evenings, which in variety OF aus
I c aud excellence OF performances IS SCI
dom equaled, away from metropolitan
+ life Some sixty singers took part. The
programme contained some thirty
choruscs, song,. glUos, DUETS and tI.os,
all skilliUliy selected and assigned. All
pcriegmct their several pats with 80
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
The payments at Gen. Besrs Pension

The payments NJ UeH' De"i o'i''0''
Agency at Portland, are very prompt
vouches sent by mail are honorsd ny
checks OF tho second day, and pens'o l.
els are loud in their praises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

A special despatch from Washington
iates that Vice President Co.l.N has &C
opted the edi,orship Of the New York
Tutme at = salary Of $4,000 per an
mum. and tha; he viii resign lis present
office Jan. -; Tho Hartford C0,rQ4t
Informs Mr.. Co!ax that he accepts po-
.ilj0s where greater stility and more
geneTal culture is demanded than il re-
luires to preside over The United States
senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
s.. j. Court--Dec. Term, IS5a.
KENT. PRESIDING

A. l.. Horsoy v Geo. &. RyerSuu
On trial, when we went to press last
week. The verdict WAS tor PHI. for
SaS. sc, ALI but the lirst item in tho account.
Black. Foster.
L. L. Eastman G. ais. v Charles a.
Wardwol.
PINS. live in Bethel. aud def resided
in Milan. \. II. when bill was contracted
about % Years ago Has lived in Bidde
ford since 1866, and two years before.
Pin. claimed that the bin had been in an
Attorneys hands In Milan for several
years and could not be collected. Delt.
SAYS he never was called upon by any
one to pay any balance to Pills.
The jury found that deit. had not prom
ised within six years
a. ;. Twitchell, Gorham, n. IL.
Wedgwood OF Biddeford,
John Witham Y. town oil Paris.
Action for damages. claimed at 5000
for being thrown from a wagon by reason
OF a defect in 4 calvert in the highway
near South Paris. This case was com
meucsd on Tuesday morning, and created
considerable interest. II was given TO
the inry about O'Clock Thursday alter
noon. The iurg were out ill midnight,
when they were allowed to separate. not
beng able to greo-StAudiu. eight for
the town, and four for the PHI The case
WAS closely contested, some twenty wit
nesSes being called by Pltr. and nearly as
many 10y the town. The County Attorney
Z. Foster. Jr., and Bion Bradbury, OF
Portland, appeared for pif., and Gen,
Kimball, Town Agent. aad Alyah BlacS,
Esq, for defence
The closing arguments by Messrs.
Black and Bradbury were able, occupy
ing about two hours each. PIN claimed
that that his wheel was caught between
two stones on the culveyt. while tro.tins
his horse in The evening, and that he was
thrown oa.. with the wagon ssat, but no
damage was done 10 tie wagon OF har-
ness. Delts deny that there was any dc.
feet in ihe culycri, claiming that the wheel
would not catch or get bound in such d
hole, IS il could no, sink more than I've
inches or so They claimed that PHI
made up a. ease, and showed that lac had
trouble with other towns, and ihst ho had
three acciden, policies OF lu,urapcc, and
had me, with an accident each time. He
has suit asaias, the Insurance Company
Tor this accident.
Besides the Divorces reported ,@si
wees, The following were sIauicd:
NcLi.al.c A. Morse, Lib, g. Cbas II.
Morse Divorce docgccd.
Frye,
James F. Bragg, L,b,. v Amanda T.
Bragg Divorce dccrccd.
lannon's
MIR. Wm. +. Taylor jmymm ftom
Porter, ;ooI cold ON his WAY .o Comt
and WAS confined 10 his room all through
tLe term. lie Was able to leave Cor home
on Saturday
ADMITTED To THE BAR.
James K. IIOslcy and jere Jeffrey, a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

For Holiday Goods. see advertise
ments of Wilson and Dr. Sawyer, South
Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

The editors OF the Baltimore Ameri-
ui, who Is one of the most >tcadiast Of
ho friends OF Mr. ColldN. asserts that
ireeley would not have bollcd from The
Republican party had he succeeded in
1ersuading NJ. ColE,x TO contest with
zen. Grant for the Republican pomina-
ion for President
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17
ADMITTED To ruE BAR.

James K. IIoslcy and Jere Jeffrey, q
Dixield. Henry Upton, OF Norway, and
Francis W. Redlou, Esq,, OF Kezar Fails,
were admitted to practice In al, the Couit'
Of the State, ~ The present term.
The Court adjourned on Friday morn
ing, having been in session uino working
DAYS There were four jury trials. and
but three vsrdicts rendered
There were Eve divorces granted, and
one continued Tor further hearing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
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