Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-07
Editorial and Selected Items

Inc money market IN New York
Monday morning, 9th, was quiet, and the
panic had subsidized.
The week opens lavorably for tbs
Cattle Show.
We were favored with a good rain
on Saturday night and Sunday
A portion Of our edition this week
was WORKED without changing the date
on the outside.
The Maine Stun Magazine tor Oct
has an excellent likeness and biographi.
cal notice OF Governor elect Dingley.
The Androscoggm Cattle Show nj
Lewiston, las week. was highly success.
Inl. We shall give report next week
John Evans Of Fryeburg wa, attacked
and severely injured by the COW of OH,
True while in the pasture after his cow
recently.
Mr.. Allen. the Democratic candidate
Tor Governor OF Oh o, is said to eat with
"a hay fork in order to secure tho vote Of
the grsngers.
Rev. Mcssrs. wheelwright of South
Paris and Marden, OF Pennington, arc
attending the Evangelical Alliance NEE,
ings in New York.
WIN. b. Farnham. OF Canaan, raised
this year eight bushels Peerless" pola.
toes from three quarts seed and twenty
OF them weighed "a lbs.
e. +. Judkins has bought out the
Furniture business of j. II. Burrows, at
West Paris, aud will carry il on her.
alter. See advertisement.
The cheese factory at ST Abans.
used $780, l2 pounds OF milk during the
SO days it was in operation, and produced
about 1875 pounds OF cheese per day.
Senator Hamlin gave an address at
the Androscoggin County Agricultural
Fair at Lewiston last Thursday. On
Friday he made ying visit to his friends
in Paris.
Several orchards in town are bearing
well this year, though 1t is not An apple
year
Potatoes are light this season. but Of i
good quality.
The celebrated Artist, John Frost, is
on visit to Paris Hill, to view tie beau.
tilul auiumnal scenery. 1t is said he has
The credit OF producing tints and hues
equal to any now visible.
49, Peace hath her victor les, etc Gen.
eral Beauregard visited the Bull Run
battle field the other day. and, his horse
falling upon him. bad his leg severely
bruised and his thumb dislocated
There is some religious interest 10
the lst Baptist society. aud several hope.
Iul conversions are reported. The
Su"day evening prayer meetiogs are
crowded, aud an earnest spirit prevails
The Bangor ComMctcial says the
Colby University students stole y grizzly
bear from travelling menagerie at
Watcryillc and lett before the Natural
History rooms. Ii was Gdreiaced pro
cecding.
w. f. Gould. E,q.. Cashier Of the
lst National Bank. Portland. preached
very acccp,ably for Rev Mr Wheel.
wright, last Sunday He supplied Rev
Mr.. Marden's pulpit. At Huntington, the
previous Sabbath.
The farmers in The neighborhood Of
the south Waterford Cheese Factory.
which has just closed. are So struck with
its great utility and economy that they
talk OF dou ling the number of their
cows next year.
There is law firm in Boston called
Steele aud Gamble" No. SO bad as
the law firm in New York, called IL.
Kaichum and Chrathun." But the
best combination of names is that OF a
clothier's, to wit: Meal and Pray
-Bucklie village renews its ancient
prosperity with Two shoe factories.
The Baptist CHURCH and village school
house burned last spring haze been re-
placed by two of the most tasty edlices
that ever gTaced mountain village.
Professor Stearns astonished the boys
and made fun lor The audience al his
mesmelic entertainments at the Academy
Hall. last Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings During the Agricultural Fair
this week, he will exhibit in tent on the
Fair grounds.
A French woman at work in the
Fairfield corn factory, earned one day last
week, $50 husking corn II five cents Il
bushel.
One farmer in Fairfield has already
sold corn enough to fill 10000 cans; or
yield OF 1000 cans per acre.
The celebrated Artist MAST, lectures
at Lewiston on Thursday evening
ject, Carica,uring He can illustrate II
words fail him. Tweed said, he didn't
care what the papers said Of him. for
his constituents could not read, but he
did not like NAsT's pictures, for they
could understand those.
Although compelled by the sickness
and death of reporters. printers, tee'
graph operators and mail agents TO re-