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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Vest Paris Items.

Mr.. Sanborn Of Norway. is expected to
commence the manufacture Of shovel.
handles at our steam mil this week.
Messrs. A. c. Cullis & Co. have Dough,
this season over hve thousand pounds o,
wool They have recently bought and
put into their store large and well select.
ed stock oi wooden goods. from which
our citizens can select for themselves nu
The way from a cheap business suit TO ,
nice broadclOth; and as Mr.. Socrates
Curtis is IN excellent tailor our peonla
need not go away TO buy their clothing
30 George Ii. Briggs and Roscoe Tuell
have purchased n new two. horse power
thieshing machine (Whitman's parenn
and moved il into the large stable OF Sol.
ONION Buck, at what Is known as Tran
| Corner. about mile from this place
where they are busily engaged lhreshing
gu, the grain for our farmers.
Our shoemaker, rs well rs hunter. d
C.. Churchill, has recently employed =
good shoemaker to assist HIM in hi,
shop. Our people will fully appreciate
the services of mechanic of this Kind.
ms We have long been sadly in need Of
more shocmnkers.
The Clipper base ball club Of So Par,
won a victory over the Str ciub ul lhi,
place, Saturday afternoon. Aug. 2ylh.
upon the ground Of The lai2r.
The iron for the railroad bridge Mt this
place has arrived and soon la be- put IN
place. -RegiSier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Bethel Items.

Sunday noon heavy shower of rain
and hail passed over Bethel Hill, beating
down the grain and making ribbons of
the leaves OF corn. In some places con.
siderable glass was broken. Monday
morning Mr.. S. b. Twitchell gathered
several quarts of hail stones near his
house.
The cool, crisp mornings are causing
an exodus ot summer visitors, and soon
we shall relapse to our normal condition.
The tall term of Gould's Academy will
commence September Sth, under the
charge OF Mr.. Lowell, a recent graduate
OF Bowdoin College.
Last Friday Mrs. James Walker passed
away, aged seventy.three years. 1t NAV
be liuly said of her, "Her children rise
up and call her blessed" Naturally of a
timid and shrinking disposition, she was
4 faithful wife, kind and tender mother
and IL wise counsellor w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Republican Cducus--Paris.

At the republican Caucus. called to
nominate candidate for the legislature,
last Saturday, Capt. II. n. Bolster called
the meeting TO order, G. A. Wilson, Esq.
was chosen Chairman, aud Elmer Marble
Secretary.
Samuel b. Locke, Esq. of West Paris,
received the full vote east, to wit-G3.
VIM. X. Kimball of Paris Hill, w. j
Wheeler, South Paris, and Geo. IL.
Briggs of West Paris were elected Town
Committee.
The caucus adjourned with ihrcc hearty
cheers for the nominee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Summer District.

We hear OF some trouble in this District,
it being alleged that democrats voted ter
the successful nominee While this il q
Just cause tor complaint. ordinarily, and
the only argument in favor OF regular
nominations IS based upon fairness in tho
Caucus-s,iIl. in this case. where the
friends of each parry bad committee Of
three 10 guard the ballot, and all who
voted were SLOWED to DO So alter such q
scrutiny. we don; see why the GAUGES
nominee should not be supported. Both
candidates were honorable, high minded
men. whom the party could heartily sup
port, aud we hope the District will not
be thrown away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

We regret 10 learn that Mrs. Susan.
wife of Elbridge McKusick of Denmark,
met with quite serious accident in this
village Wednesday afternoon. She had
been on visit to her uncle, George
Dodge, and, with her daughter. was
driving out of the yard in trout OF Mr..
Dodge's house, when the wagon was up
set, throwing Mis-. McKusick out and
breaking her collar and hip bone.-The
daughter was uuipjuIed. Drs. Webb aud
KimbalI attended The patient and dressed
The wounds in a skillful manDer.-BTtdg-
Ton NeWS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

The School Meeting in this District,
called 10 consider the question OF having
u Fall term OF school, was well attended
and quite animated. Upon suggestions
OF a. Black, Esq. that such term of
school would interfere with the Academy,
it was voted by 26 to II not 10 open the
school. The District has money enough,
it is true, and small scholars would, no
doubt be better accommodated by Fall
term OF the District school. but the fear
that it would injure the Academy led
many to vote against it at present. We
hope there will be no feeling engendered
"a the District, rs there should not be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Norway District.

As rull caucns In Norway the RcPub-
ljcaus agreed upon GRANVILLE. l.. REED,
Esq. OF That town Tor candidate for
Representative. Other worthy men
were supported by their friends, and
there are two other nominees in the field.
Mr. Reed Is wel!.io-do machanic. OF
intelligence aud character, and can be
elected it the republicans of the District
VIII resolve toredeeu the Di-tric,,as they
shnuLl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
The Chase Heirs.

Alden Chase. Esq, OF Bryant's Pond,
wrote us that he declined the trust OF
Agent for the Chase Heirs TO attend to
their interests in England, and that G. l..
Henderson, OF New York city, was sub.
sequeutly chosen in his stead. DR.. Lap.
ham, Of the Maine FUmer. who seems
familiar with the goneal1gy OF every body
in Oxford County, in referring TO Mr.
Chasc's appointment Us agent, gives the
following:
"Mr. Chase is the youngest son OF the
late Merrill aud Lucy (Spoirord) Chase
Of Woodstock, grandson OF Edmund and
Esther (MerilD Chase, who came from
Newbury to Minot. Maine. and is the
sixth in descent from Aqaiila Chase, Que
OF the three Chase brothers whose de.
Scsudants claim the immense Townly
property in England. Mr.. Chase has
served two torn, in tho Milne Legisla.
ture, and Tor nearly twelve years was
register OF deeds Tor the county of Oxford.
He is honest aud capable. though perhaps
a little sauguine, and il he finds that in
the pursuit of this property the heirs are
following mere ignis .fatuuS. which we
believe TO be the case. he will promptly
dispell the illusion. In such avery doubt.
tul cause, it is OF no little Importance to
nave an honest agent"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Republican Raiiu at Norwau.

The only public speaking during the
present campaign, in our County, will be
ut NORWAY, next Thursday, at | O'Clock
in the afternoon, and with such dis
tinguished speakers as Hon. j q. BLAINE
aud Senator HaMLTN. the occasion viii he
improved. far aud wide. we don't doubt.
As Speaker Blaine has never spoken in
our County before. many will desire 10
hear him. aud see tht mert PreStdcat oi
the United States.
Gov. PERIAM will preside on the
occasion, and it is expected the Band will
be present and good Did fashioned Re.
publican Rally be witnessed, should the
weathe: be favorable. Ii is possible that
Hon. w. Z. FRYE will also be present.
Give Que day. Republican friends, to
the c,use, and let all. without distinction
OF party, come and hear the political
issues OF the day discussed by our talented
Maine orators.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Am erican Artisan.
san. New York Brown X

Allen ss.oO per year.
Contents Tor September: Air Composers. I'M.
proved Animal rhosphorescence; Bedell'. Rapid
Transit screw Wrench; Campbelps Improved
Circular Saving Machine; Chemistry, the CenseH-
NAL Of Cooperationi Designs Putented; Dis
claimer Filed; Drumming, the system OF; Elmer's
Patent Hose Coupling; Engine, The BoOkwalter;
Extensions, Applications for; Extension. Grant
ed; FLAX Hemp aud Jute Culture IN America;
Flax, Hemp and Jute drogins and Linen Manu-
featuring In America; Frick's Patent selfAdjsst-
Ell balance Slide Valve side Bed or Girder Frame,
Horizontal Stationary Engine, and Boiler Feed
Pumps; Jones's Joint and Mitre Planer, aud
twenty.four other Articles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
nfnfi0per Items.

Farmers are busy picking their hops
this week.
VIZ hear an excellent report from all
the cheese which has been sold from our
factory, which reflects much credit on
Mr.. Talbot. About $50 pounds have
been made. which sells readily ut fifteen
CENTS per pound.
Edwin X Abbott Esq. has sold his line
farm to Mr.. Whiteley of n Y. and IL. +.
Brickett OF this town. Mr.. Abbott intends
10 move TO Lawrence. Mass. We regret
TO lose him as he is one OF our best citi'
zens. aud kind hearted and obliging
neighbor.
Rev. VIM. v Jordan. former pastor OF
the Congregational Church. preached
very interesting and eloquent sermon
last Sunday evening. Mr.. Jordan is
seventy year, of age. but still breaches
with all the v,gor OF his younger days.
May crown of righteousness be the ro'
ward of his faithful labors.
understand that during the thunder
storm last Sunday evening. the buildings
of Frederick Crltlwell, on farmers Hill
were struck twice by lightning.
saw an article in your last Issue defy
ing me TO prove certain statements which
had made. Allow me TO say TO that
gentleman, that | cau and ShuH prove any
aud all statements which have made.
aud shall not back down nor retracL ono
iota, bat The facts oil the case are SO plain
and sell evident. that there is no need of
ANY further proof. LONE STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
The Republican Nominees 10 the
Legislature.

The republicans in the diGeren, dis
tric,s in our County, have been unusually
careful and judicious in their selection OF
candidates to the Legislature this Fall.
We have spoken OF some individually. -
their names have been reported. and we
give our unqualified commentator 20 an.
and we have reports from every Distric,
but one.
PNckNEY BUrNuN, Est. in the Bethel
District. is too iavorably known to need
especial notice.
Now let Us unite and elect them and
preserve the united republican delegation
in both branches ofthe Legislature which
Oh OXFORD is wont 10 DO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Sad Accident in Norway.

We learn that young man named
Skillings. from Bolsteg's Mills, while
diving by Pennessowasse Pond in Nor
way on Saturday last. was aecidently shot
in the bowels and instantly killed. He
saw a Musk At, and having his gnn with
him, reached for it and in drawing it IRON
under the seat tho trigger WAS hit and
the gun went off, He wa. abou. H.
His father is in the Insane Asylum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Parliamentary LaiC.

The term cote may be applied to the
result OF every question decided by the
assembly. '-Cushing's Manual, PIP. II.
Sc t. -.
ut has now core 10 be q common
practice in all our deliberate assemblies,
and may consequently be considered as
a principle OF the common parliamentary
law vi the country, to reconsider vote
already passed whether aflirmalively or
negatively" CuShiay'S MaiA q, PIP. 1874,
Sect. 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

SNLDEN.-Ata Republican Caucus in
Sweden, on Monday. Aug. 5lst. LEWIS
FEOsT, E>q., was nominated as the Re
publican candidate lO- The Legislature
uom Tue District composed oil Sweden
Lowell. Denmark aud Hiram.
The Town Com .nittve arc Marcus
STUART. Dean Andrews. and John W.
CIU,e.
Nj Frost IS highly spoken o., and his
friends ale confident oil MS election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
West Sumner. Sept. 9Th, 1874.

The DIJord Register Is informed that
The three republican nominees for the
Legislature FROM Bethel. Mexico and
Samner are all Tor Hamiiu!
THIS, coming from democratic paper,
is 50 in keeping with the style OF the
lIamlin men throughout the State-of
claiDtiag cceryliHg-that we print it to
show the allies that are relied upon, and
the perfect accord between them, in the
mode of warfare. which is downright
deception and fraui. 1t is an attempt. by
open and unblushing misrepresentation OF
facts, 70 decetre he people. and influence
districts in their nominations about tc be
male. Ii the Senatorial campaign is to
be waged in this desperate. unprincipled
manner. it Will do more to demoralize
the party than the leaders can undo in the
next decade. Let them beware,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
OXFORD County agricultural
Society.


\ meeting Of the Society WAS held last
Saturday, al lie Fair grounds. to consider
lilo question OF buying The piece Of land
adjoining on the soulherIy side, owned
by Mr.. Tucker. The piece comprises
about five acres and is held At 500. Il
is desired TO enlarge the troitng course.
The Secretary reported that the balance
in the Treasury was SS5479. The opin.
ion was expressed that tue strip on the
easterly side. where the trees are, and
which is used fUr the cattle, owned by j.
g. Brown, OF Portland, now enclosed in
the Socie,ys grounds. WAS also much
needed Alter some remarks by H. G.
Reed, Mr.. Bartlett. +. G. Jack son. and
Freelaud Howe of Norway, Alden Chase
of Woodstock, and others. it WAS voted
to purchase the Tucker lot. and com.
miItee consisting of Freelaud Howe and
\. S. Bartlett OF Norway and Jere. II
Winslow, OF Paris, was raised 10 effect
the purchase, and consider the question
of procuring the Brown lot. and also the
expense of enlarging the track. and report
ut the annual business meeting in Oct
The sense OF the meeting was that the
track could not be altered in season tor
the Fair this fall, but that much i'm
proved track might be made Tor another
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Woods Househoid uuga.ine.

The subscribers of the Pennington
Chronicle are in The same condition as
some OF our subscribers, aud the editor
SAYS: We have written So, eral letters 10
the publishers oil this Magazine TO hscer
tain The cause OF the delay in mailing Il
to subscl iDers, and Monday night received
I u following which We trust will prove
satisfactory to all iniere,ted; a
NEwBURGH, n. Y. Aug. 2S, 1874.
Dew Sir:-By a great effort and no
little sacrifice we have succeeded in end
ing tho delay in our late issues.
July will lie matted 10 morrow; August
next week aud September directly alter
ward. Alter that date. the publication
will appear regularly. and all subscribers
will receive their full dues.
We shall give such an explanation as
will relieve other publishers from censurc.
Respectfully yours.
: J.. SuUTIs.
Publisher. WOOfrS HglfSeLOM Hff0a zine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

The Industrial School building at
Hailowell is approaching completion. and
will be tue structure for the rurpose 10
which it is designed. The skaters are
inst finishing the root. and the plasterers
have begun their work A large cistern
Is being constructed Of brick in the cellar
The contractors, (hessrs. Foster and
Dutton) will probably be able 10 finish
their work within iew weeks. The
building is admirably planned, and viii
make an excellent and pleasan, home for
whom il is designed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08

MF1Ico.-Ihc republicans Of Mexico
met on Saturday, Angus, 18Th, 20 nomi-
nate a candidate Tor Representative 10 The
Legislature. The meeting was ii large
oue-42 being present. Henry W. Park.
Esq. was nominated by acclimation, ard
there WA, Tue best OF feeling. as Mr. PARK
i deseryedly popular. and WI undoubt-
edly lie elected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Card from Mr.. Lane.

Nr. EiJ3r:-lIaying seen a statement
in the last issue of the Ort0rd EcJiSter
that favored Mr. lIamlin's election a.
United States Senator. l hereby state
that ! have never given any expression
10y any words of mine. either expressed
or implied. of any such iavoriiism over
other candidates that are in the field. but
am uupledsel to aay and ali men on this
question, Yours truly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
OUR TABLE.

Maine Journal OF Education. Portland,
Sic. brown Thurston. ALBgO <. CsAss,
Editor. slUO per year; tl.JO IN advance.
The September number ID received. It contains
eight articles, besides the editorial depai smen,s.
rhe nigh school Question IS well discussed
Each number Of this monthly contains invaluable
suggestions Tor every teacher. IL should become
more widely circulated in this State each year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
0sfura Democrat.
ARTS. MAINE, SEPTEMBER S, 1874.
Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who who takes a paper regularly
nom the Oiicc-whether directed to his name on
anOther'S, or whether he has subscribed or moi
l. responsible for the payment
? 10 a person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay all arrearages, Or the publisher may
continue To send it until payment j. masle, and
collect the whole amount, whether The paper l.
taken from the ONCE or not.
8. The Courts have decided that refusing o. take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post Office
or removing and leaving them uncallcl for, 4,
prtnlG facie evidence OF maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Publisher Woocrs Household .Nagasine

The state Muster at Bangor, last
week, WAS a success. Good weOther was
enjoy ed, tho military display was very
line and Witnessed by large crowd of Wis
ilors each day The discipline and drill
in Camp was fully up To The mark. thanks
10 the superior military genius OF Mag.
Cen. Chamberlain, the commanding
officer. who cniOrces order hnd gives
character and dignity 10 such an occasion.
So long as our State Masters arc well
conducted they will be sustained by the
people, but when the discipline becomes
HX.and inlcmperancc aud rowdy ism are
fo,lcred by such gatherings. they will be
suppressed
Gov. Dinglcy and StaT reviewed the
troops. and many distinguished citizens
visited the Camp. The Norway Com
pany made good appearance, rs usual,
and he boys all had i grand time.
The first prize 10 the best drilled com
pny was awarded To the jameson
Guards. Go. 6 of Bangor, and the
prize was presented to Capt. Z + Small
Of that company by Gen. Chamberlain.
The second prizc was awarded to the
Montgomery Guards OF Portland, (nnat
,ached) and Capt. McMahou received the
second prize from the hands OF the Gen.
eral. The competition FOR the individual
prize was close and the announcement by
Major Sanger OF the u. s Army that
Scegt. MeCdIium OF the Montgomery's
was entitled 10 the FIRST and Corporal la
thorn of tho Jines1n's to the second.
was received with bursts of applause and
the cheers of their comrades in arms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Prompt ActiOn.

The course OF the kenneOecrep. bIicans
in relation 10 one OF their nominees for
The Senate, Is highly commendable, aud
shows - sensitWeness TO suspicion OF
wrong doing On tho pant OF one selected
Tor their saarages which Is lruly refresh
ins la these times OF official dciinIuenoics.
The facts are a. follows: Moses ).
Mayhem, Esq, trader in MI. Vernon,
received the nomination lot Stale Senator
10y tue Republican County Convention.
On The 2Nin OF August, Mr.. Nathaniel
Gilman complained oil him berore tho
Municipal Court OF Augusta. Tor maintain
ilg liquor nuisance. The charge. 1t Is
stated, Was Tor furnishing wine ia bottles
10 individuals. among whom was u hotel
Sccper Mr. Mayhem waived M exam
inalion, and WAS bound over 10 the ).
Court Thereupon the Republicans call
ed on Mr.. NJ. u resign the nomination
Tor Senator, and 10 does 50 in the follow.
iug card:
John W Chase, l.airH,an County Republican,
CogHitGte
An attempt, originating Ia malicious motives,
ha, been made 20 iulItv me in tne ori"'on a"d
confidence ct the republican voters Of hguiirhcc,
aud through uiv, 10 strike al cue party that hoin-
mated me ~ candidate iJr ScuItor.
While am conscious OF doing no Intentional
wrodE, am aware tnHt a verdict must mot, Ia ttc
uIst INSTANCE, bc asked al The polls IL wOuld toe
sea unsatisfactory form Ot vindcaiIOn be any cNcut
tuu under cioad 81 prejudice with uo OPpot-
luulty Go dclcui a., the verdict would probably b.
iuJUIoG, 80 myself AMI PARTY.
tutcr these circum -taucc- am unwilling 70
reHu longer iu tAc I,t!14Hlacy in Wutch the Coun-
o. t.uNeuU0n pidCvl uir, ami accordingly wan
draw NV uamc, leaving yuur Committee 10 taAe
>u,H 'ier, as tuI! sccm proper 10 nominate -
successor.
/ snail. IA thc ample,t iaith. await my own per
s"..t. ,t,lIic4tOu, aHt sh4u, am SURE, prove any
-c4i worthy cd Tine confidence duI rcSAUt % n!
FELLOW hCpubiic;iu~.
leu,s very respectfully,
MUSES. :. MATHEW.
NJ. vemsn, August =, ls,i.
Nh Mayhem has sustained good
reputation heretofore. and his course Ia
promptly resiguing is wise. The motive
OF the complainant may have been bad,
IN prosecuting Il, the particular time he
did. Mr. Mayhem was u paomincnt can
dldaie Tor the nomination for weeks Do.
tore the Convention. II The matter had
been made public earlier, the nomination
would not have been made. VINO MIR.
Gilman IS We DO not know-but there is
suspicious appearance in the trausac-
lion, and il may possibly be attributable
to political opposition 10 secure the cleo
lion OF one Oh the other Ticket. However
this may be. and whatever Mr.. Mayhem
culpaJiiiiy is. the action oil the republic
aus has healthy tone in 1t which indI.
Gates life. vitality and honesty in The
kenneOec republicans worthy of the
highest approval and copying. When
any party is regardless ct The character
Of their nominees Tor oilice, thcra is cvi
d,uce OF decay and mora. co.! u..y that
should cause apprehension on tue part o..
worthy citizens everywhere.
II Nh Mayhem Is only guilty Of
tcct,aeaj violation OF the Law, it is
warning to him and all Others which mus,
have sa.uiary effect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
Representatives Nominated.
REPUBLICANS,

REPUBLICANS.
SJmner. &c. John NJ. Lane.
Mexico, &c. Henry W. Park.
Bethel, &c, PIuckney Burnham.
Sweden, &c, Lewis Frost.
Norway. DC, Granville l.. Reed.
Oxford. &c, Charles Frank Darrell.
Paris, &c. Samuel B. Locke.
DEMOCRATS.
Paris, &c, VIM. 4. rockingham.
Sumner, &c. Nathanel H. Stowe.
Oxford. &c, Sebastian 5. Smith.
Norway. &c, VIM. II. WhitcomJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
our Nominee for the Legislature.


The uuauimity and good IcsIias mani
tested at tho Republican Caucus on
Saturday, augurs we'll tor a united repub
licau vote Tor he nominee, SAMUEL b.
LOCKE. ESQ, and an election by u. least
hundred majority.
Mr.. Locke Is son Of the late SamI B.
Locke. Esq. well known in our County.
lie IS an energetic, active business man.
@. excellent character aud judgment,
WHO will ably represent Us in the Leg'!a-
tuyc. lie has the confidence OF the bust
ness men and the hearty good will aud
esteem OF the whole community.
1, is only necessary Ioy the republicans
Of The Dis,ric, to Do their duty. and tho
District viii be redeemed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-08
OXFORD District.

The Republican nominee. CHARLES +.
DJEEJL, Esq, j. commended 10 the Dis.
t.ct Is a worthy Young man. lie Is q
merchant OF atlabie, agreeable ways. who
ought TO be elected, - We doubt not he
W. be-
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