Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-13
Editoria, ant Selected Items.

The new hotel on Pleasant Mountain
i nearly completed.
-Stacy's large BOARDING house at
"Staeyville" Augusta 10 being made ready
for occupants.
Our Franklin Plantation correspond
ent has let himself out, in flights OF i'm
agery hard TO beat.
"A writer in one OF the papers calls
the z. Il o. c. X. Il. of Frank Smith.
Smiths stub of a line"
w Wheeler. Insurance Agent at
South Paris, advertises good Insurance
Company-the Pennsylvania.
The session of the r. W. J. Lodge
Good TemplarS of North America at
London, has hecn postponed to july
Horse breeders will notice Edge.
combs celebrated stations Pequawkct
ane Coupon-al,o Mason's Morgan Billy.
The Hon. james J.. Orr OF South
Carolina. Minister 10 Russia, died sud-
denl, OF congestion OF the lungs At 81.
Petersburg on Monday.
-Supt. johnson report. that already
Us towns in Maine have voted to raise
mono, Ion High School purposes. under
the recent act ct The Legislature.
Til, Maine Editors and Publishers
Association propose masking their annual
excursion To- ST Joau this season, it
everything is pleasau, aud agreeable.
4 Young lady in tho Wes,, in - salt
Tor breach OF promise. wrote 10 the man
that hv had .'caused her To- shed tears
enough ,o ruu u small ,izcd ,..ist mil.
-Rry. o \. Rounds. who spent his
vacation ast summer in preaching to the
Uu,,,s.di>t society in "ur 'lllasr, wa-
20 preach 81, Bridgtru la,I s'bUa,h -
candidate
ANoluEE FIRE Al BRIpGroN Tie
Graf Alil,. aud Dwelling House occupied
tS P,o. Loud near rondichcu! Midi,
Wo.e dc>i,uled 4y irp "Wednesday night
ii ttst Neek.
District No. ,. ol OldIuwn, have
voted to raise $1,000, 10 repair 'he Union
Academy (socalleD which was acccped
by lhc District a. The mos, suitable huili
iuy ios their flee High school
Judge Kent WAS rendered com-
plimenlary dinner on May S,h, by he
members OF the PenohScul Bar, on The
occasion Of his retiring from the bcneh
ct the Supreme Judicial Court.
The Steam Mill ct Messrs. Benncu
y Jewett q, lhp Station, in Gilead, burned
on the 10Th OF March, Is .ga.a ~ opera
,ion and doing thriving business. II J.
GOOD, thorough built mill, aud is CON
venient.
TRUE 10 NATURE.--AS it TO make our
productions at Vienna the more lite-liSe.
ge have good specimens Of the prevail
ing coruptiop Of P9lilicisns exhibited lay
some OF the Commissioners moan Qua
country.
--'.Iucie John Lombard. The fish
man. shows IL Geg.os o. enterprise highly
commeudable. in fitting up ANA ncyii
painting his fish cart. He means Ousi-
ues, sci n, his many friends will be glad
10 learn.
The "CommodoTc." the ony L1y
who wa, saved from the Atlantic. Is ~ Or
one ul the attractions with Barnum's
show this summer The terms proposed
L., Nj. B. include 80. 600 and the night
To- sell hi. photograph.
The statement 10 the correspondence
from Bucklield. few weeks since, th-s
Nh. I. u Vo>e. the Artist. had removed
tu Mechanic Falls. "as q mistake Mr..
Vo>c j. >,ill taking pictures at Buckield.
81, successfully q, ever.
Toby Caudor'' in the Boston Jour
Aal. after looking oyer lhv Guberu~toriat
field concludes that unless ,o,no usw
man enters the field, Hon. Nelson Ding
lev. Jr., VI Lewiston. will bc the NOMINEE
ot the Bangor Convention.
The Republican says that Rev. l l
Merry uf Machi;,s. resumed his pulpit la
bors at Centre street church last SUNDAY,
they having been entirely interrupted
Tor nearly TWO months on account OF the
sickness and death of his wife.
The past week is noted Tor the death
of prominent men Chief Justice Chase,
and Oakes Amcs, John Stualt Mill. he
able writer ol England, and James l..
Orr. our Minister 10 Russia, have died.
d.. Davies. an eminent physician and
oculist. oil Portland. has also died.
John Western OF Fryeburg Is 10 build
a new residence. from plans by fasset ct
Portland. on The site of the old Western
mansion, which is being moved. This
house is nearly century old. being the
hrs, frame building built in the town.
The wreck of the Atlantic is almost
blown to pieces with gun powder. "nd
large quantities OF goods were recovered
last week. Fourteen bodies were brought
up Tuesday. and % Wednesday, mostly
womon. They were frightfully mutila'
ted. and were Immediately buried. The
total number of bodies thus far recover
1T 90 -, IN. 54f lost-leayinO about