Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

&C. b. Atwood. Traverse City. Mich.
son Of Ephraim Atwood. E>q.. oi Buck
field, is on visit to his home He is ir
the Dyy Goods business. and likes IN,
western country.
A lady 1t Syracuse was bitten by 5
curran, worm. si1 weeks ago, and was .
badly poisoacd that her arm i still disa
Jlcd. Prompl medical attention was slI
that saved her life.
Hon. Z. X. O'Brien of Thomastor
was nominated by acclamaIiOn As candi
date Tor Congress from the third district
by the Democratic District Convention
held At Augusta, Aug. 4th.
The Executive Committee Of III.
Farmers's Club OF Harrison and O,isiield
rae, at BolStcr's Mills short time since
and decided to hold a Union Csttle Show
and Fair there the coming Fall.
la AojrOscogEin county the grass
hoppers are making sad havoc among the
potatoes and grain fields. One farmer
says Iney have probably damaged him 10
The cNicst Of moro than two hundred
dol.us.
- TIE l.i Maine Cavalry Association
vii hold their annual Reunion at Port.
land. Sept, GA. They will have u clam
bake n, tue islands In the evening 4
banquet At G.. 4. r. Hall. An assess
ment Of - % covers the expenses.
Tho storm Of last Saturday was q
heavy one Throughout, the State and New
Enc'aud. The roads are badly washed.
in many places. Two boys, Il years OF
age. going after COWS near Augusta.
were drowned in crossing 4 brook
Rev. s. /. Is. Chase, of the FRS,
Baptist church in Rockland. preached on
sunday the first OF a series of sermons
upon The Doctrine or the Future Lite, -
taking for lis subject. What has been
J,,iyrd by different nations concerning
the Future Lille"
Tie enIerp:i>iag firm of r. G..
Greene & Co. ol Hiram. gave the ladies'
in their employ an excursion TO the islands
last Friday. They numbered about ETY..
No doubt bu, they will in The end be
amply rep id Tor their hbcralit, by the
fidelity Of those they employ.
The Gorham. n H. correspondent OF
the oxford Register says; We are pleased
10 know that our esteemed friend. Mr.. c.
NJ Morgan of South Paris. is not TO sever
his connection in the wood department OF
nc q. L. Railway.
We were pleased to receive a call from
". J. Wheeler, Esq, las, week. Mr.. W.
seems 10 be driving a brisk business here.
There will be u grand excursion from
South Paris depot To Old Orchard Beach
on Tuesday. Aug. llth. 1874. Excursion
train will leave five minutes before six A.
NJ, aud return in ihe evening. Tickets
for round trip 81 30. Companies will go
from South Paris, Norway, Paris Hill and
other villages. and good time is
anticipated Tickets to Portland and
back 81 so.
MIR lIanserd y. Bessey. brother OF
DR. 4 L. BeSSey of Sidney. and n native
oil Paris, was fatally burned by gas
explosion in Babb's shoe factory. al
Coa,svile, Pa, on July 2S:h. Mr.. Babb,
the proprietor. and his son were also
severely burned,-,he by d! ing on the
following morning. Mr.. Bessey lived for
several days after the accident, and hopes
were entertained of his recovery. but he
before 4 week had passed his case took
more serious turn and death shortly
followed
ABOUT BITTERs AT certain periods OF
life tonic is necessity; but there is
danger in using stimulants that injure
the organs OF digestion while giving
temporary re!ici. To obviate this. and
present 10 the public tonic free from
alcoholic poison, DR.. Greene prepared the
ONYGENATED BITTELs, a sure cure for
Dyspepsia and all kindred COMPLAINTS
Sold every wheie. JOHN F. HENRY. CUR
Ran * Co., PropIfetCrs, and 9 College
Place, New YUrk.