Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
ELtariat and selected Items.

District viii meet "Wednesday evening
/ Question. Can Farming be made proli,a-
bi,?~
w. J. Whcelcr, Esq, South Paris,
/ Agent for Chickering's celebrated Pianos,
has sold Que to Is. F. Ipgllis.ol GJlham
y. II.
The temperance cause makes rapid
headway in Canada, twenty slx lodges OF
Good Tcmplar. having been organized
ia February.
The Uaiyersalist Social Circle will
meet with Miss Nellie hubbard. on
Thursday evening OF this week. III are
inyitedio attend,
The annual school meeting for
election of agent, g. ia this district viii
be held at the school house on Monday,
April 9Th, At o'ccck.
Any one desiring a good farm is
referred to The Advertisement, in another
column. We have reason TO believe it to
be good chance in every particular.
Tho Wcol>,ocs Farmers and NJ
chanjcs' Club was adjourned lrom March
26,h two weeks to April Oh. Instead Of TO
Tuosl1y,ApriI 6,h. as rcpo.,cd,a.tw week
We are ve,y clad 10 be able to state
Rev. W Woodbury. has decided to remain
with The Congregational Society in this
place another year St5ctegiE Reporter
John Chapman, who Tor several years
pas; has kept a hair dressing sal1ln in
Btids,on, has removed to Lowell village.
where he continues in The sumo business.
We are informed that Mr.. John
Billing, has re- plri,sed OF NJ. james
Bu,lcr.icid his oil stand where Lysanjeg
I. Battcriclu now lives. says the Register.
Notice what KIM & Dexter have 10
say or ucx,paSc. Mr.. k'os i,an ONcorl
County boy. having graduated hom ,he
u,i-aboyhood Of Stony Brook in Mi,
town.
Gen Jame8 II. alter Of gI.mplen.
haas entered into pauner,.i? with Mar
cc''a~ Emery, E.l aaI viii take charge
Of ;.e ba>iacss department; Of ,ae Hau.or
Commercial.
Washington d,s3l,ca states uut
: majors Iltm..a AL Morrill,. all Cow
lao. Dns'ey of Maine have recently
written letters 20 q Western inquirer
s;-,i.s .ayjt satisfaction with the worl-
iaI, OF prohibnoyy legislation.
Last wecl WAS very cold. The mcr.
ccgy WAS below zero CA several mora
mgs. Ga Saturday, though - bright,
sunny dar, it WAS di>acvcc,by cold.
Sunday night about three inches or snow
lcil, which is the lir>, April showcror Tue
season. S,cighs were out Monday morl-
ins, as they were Just s'r months ago..
Mr.. Almon Grover Of Bethel has a
sheep which recently gave bu,h To six
lambs; The FIRST pair weighing 10 lbs.,lEe
second pair Il p los the thi.d pair 10
lbs, The largest lamb OF the lh.rl PAIR
weighing - Il lbs. lie has also an
other sheep when gave bn,h to q lamb
that weighed = IL lbs. Who cal bca,
lha,s
The Portland PrtsS states that GenI
Sewa.I Will no: manage TIE Internal
Revenue Dcpuuncl, in New EaSianl in
the iatcres, o. Gen. Butter. bat cu,hcly
in the interest OF the government. Every
one "ho knows The GenI has the same
idea. lie caano, be bought or Influenced
improperly, ia any mans interest; We
have known him personally long enough
10 be assured oil this.
-OBmoS. Oh Norway, has always
been popular in our County for getting
up fashionable suits. anl it will be seen
by his advertisement, that he has taken
extra pains, this spring, to give sa,is:ac
tion. lie has procured the services OF
fashionable tailor from Boston, and
intends to make custom tailoring = spec
iil.y, having on hand all the latest style
OF gools, aad which. when made mp,
viii be carefully Inspected as to work
maaship and finish. before beiag allowed
to leave the store. lie also keeps the
.a,cs; style Of hats and caps.
Sec notice Of Clinton Howe's Cattle
Sale at auction. 1t is sale worth
attending,
The Register learns that $4,000
has already been subscribed towards the
capita, stock OF the new railroad charter
ed over the location Of the Oxford Cen