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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
The Berettd.
LEVI STowELL
Justice Peace.

We learn something new every day.
In our New York dispatches will be
found a glowing account of n spectacle
which is absolutely new 10 the American
people, namely, the solemn and magni-
ticent proceedings incident TO the Undue
ton OF a Cardinal into his office. As one
peruses the description oil the gorgeous
ceremonies. he may possibly think OF the
startling contrast it presents TO the ont
ward ministry OF Him who had not
where to lay His head; but as for that
matter an ordinary Protestant ordination
does not profess to follow closely Scrip
tural standards.
The whole thing is referred to the good
Judgment and conscience of each relig
ious community, influenced by custom
aud what he regards as authority. We
are not surprised that our Catholic fellow
citizens have thought it worth while TO
mark this Indication oil The rising import
ance OF the American section of their
church. in the estimate OF its head at
least. In one sense the event must be
gratifying to all. inasmuch as it shows
that the Roman Catholic Church can
flourish under tree institutions as well
as elswhere, and that it needs no special
support from the temporal power. This
great truth will benefit it in Europe, and
will tend to extiuguish one oil the most
fertile causes OF commotion and blood
shed in the past. We rejoice. therefore.
in all the indications of the true prosper
ity of the Catholic Church 10 the United
States, being persuaded that any unwar.
rapted exultation on its part, or any
disposition TO transgress its legitimate
sphere if such should ever be manifested,
would only recoil upon itself and hold
he nation harmless.-JoUTHdi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
BuckneId.

May !. 1870. The meA,.es base,
high carniyal--abOut lilty case, /,
village during the spring, more PEI.
They have been Of mild type g.s
~, but one fatal case that oi Doe
F. Gardner. Esq. whose case vas
pIicaled with asthma. Nj GAri.sf
Town Clerk. has held the Office oi
man, was formerly 10 the U.S.E,
leaves wife aud two children.
Gardner will be missed. as b.. vas.
tai man, a good hus0ln aaI an laIl.
father.
An episode OF a sensational na,au
the theme Of conversation eaiig one
ing the present week. An e'opemsa.
young America7 order took pA,s
Wednesday night. one OF toe p4-s
it being young lady about Is Jsi1
age, her escort about p. 10 seen,
the course OF the two lovers dii no., O.
with the warm appreciation II Oh.
enls OF this juvenile young adi
she struck for liberty. The mlaar
planned at rendezvous jus, Oh
two out OF the village with ile
efficient assistance oil two other "I..
Americas" the horse and buggy
young mans father was detailed
service rather unceremoniou- van 81.
borrowing twenty i've dollars aud .
ding dress the two took their roa
flight at the unromanlic hour olnA
Tor West Paris station en- route io-
ham y. II. where they succe..
blended their two noble lives In o.
the aid OF New Hampshire, COW.
laws. marriage in haste and rep'l.
at leisure. usually takes the romlat
OF this class Of fl'ghty young a,raa
liberty. Mark the sequel
A. ID. Wilson. druggist, is ti.po'
bis stock and good wiiito a PAS.
10 not learn his name.
NJ. b. Thomes and D.. Ca.Lar.
leased The Allen store. aud aye q
up Tor a first class apolhecary sogs
Rev Robert G. Farley OF Ma"
sets has accepted The cal % ,as D.
field village Baptist church aGI ,o,.
and has entered upon his Labor.
a young Arcade" Of mode, s.-
s:ous under the skil.iui maa g..-
OF our village archi,ec. William "
Esq. has put rather finished y ~
ance to The north side OF Depot stree
CHF-.U
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

Supplementary accounts Of the great
fire at Oshkosh, Wisconsin,, show that q
heavy. If not an oyerw helming misfortune
has fallen upon that hourishing little city
which has frequently been crippled by
such disasters. Oshkosh is situated on
the Wisconsin division oil the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad. IL has 4
population OF about 1900 and is the
seat of a large number OF manufacturing
establishments 10 which deal ot capital
has been profilably invested. The scenes
OF violence, anarchy and crime which
succeeded the great Chicago fire. seem TO
have been repeated on a smaller scale at
Oshkosh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

Those who undertake to justify the
action of the Democrats OF the Louisiana
legislature in breaking faith with the
arbitrators and violating resolution OF
the House. bubble on this point; that
only those given seats by the arbitrators
were protected by the resolution. This
as we understand it. is the position OF the
Albany ArguS. To this inquiry, we re-
ply that il is not ours. The resolution
as adopted pledged that that the House
OF Representatives should remain as con-
stituted under the award. without change,
save by death or resignation oil its mem
beers. till a new general election. Its
members" we understand 10 mean the
House of Representatives. all OF them
il can mean nothing else. The pledge
is not limited to the contested cases. nor
can any legitimate Interpretation Of the
language make il 81 appear. Therefore.
wa repeat. the majority violated their
pledge and were guilty oil bad faith In
unseating the members they did.-Lttcd
Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
Bryant's Pond.

The spring term OF High School under
the management oil A. NJ. Burton and
Miss Mary Staples finished with closing
exercises at the Universalist church on
Saturday evening. April "a The house
was closely crowded, and great satisfac
ton prevailed among the parents in
Witnessing the pleasing manner in which
their children executed the parts assigned
them. The exercises began al o'clock
and continued until 10. Prayer was of.
Tered by the Rev. Mr.. Lyons. The first
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

After nine years OF litigation. the
receivers oil the American Bank OF Halo
well have made their final report. The
certificates outstanding are reported at
$50. 100. In The hands OF the receivers,
after paying costs and expenses up to
the time of making the report, was s27,
O52 50. Tho court ordered iinal divi.
dend OF IS per cent. TO be made on the
outstanding certificates. when presented.
This is saidto be the first instance in
this State, in which the receivers OF an
insolvent bank have carried the process
through all its stages, SO as 10 pay final
dividend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
osford 90. Poultry association.

We have received from A. Z. Shurtleff
President, q copy OF the "Rules and
Premium List of First Annual Exhibition
OF the Oxford County Poultry Associa.
ton, TO be held IN Alva Shurtlefi's Shoe
Factory, South Paris. Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, December 8. 9 and TO-
1875"
The work is a twenty eight page pam
phlet, and is from the press OF the OXFoRr
DEMOCRAT. From it we gather the fol-
lowing information, which will, doubtless,
interest all our readers.
The officers for 1875 are President
Alonzo f Shurtleff. South Paris; Vice
Presidents. Charles Partridge, Norway
DR.. Yates, West Paris; Gnstavus c Pratt
Oxford; VIM. Chute, Bolstei's Mills; J
J Hamlin. Paris; Asa Atwood, Buckfeld
Ransom Durham. Bryant's Pond; Albert
Stanwood. South Waterford; II. @. Lee
Barron, Hebron; Frank Cox. North Nor
way. Secretary, A. c. L. King; Treas.
urer, Rodney \ Hall Board oil Directors,
Anthony B Crockett, Norway; Horace
K Clark. South Paris; Seth t Holbrook,
Oxford; Z c Perry, South Paris; DR.. J
A Norton, Bethel; David Quincy, Nor
way. The Constitution and Bylaws OF
the Association are similar to those oil
the Maine State Society; and the rules
of exhibition, TO those OF the New Eng
land Association.
Entries Ter competition will close Dec.
eth. Premiums are offered on twenty
several classes, ranging in value from -
10 commended The following is a
summary OF the classes for which pre-
miums are offered:
Galinaceous Fowls. Asiatic. Leghorn,
Spanish. Dorking, Hamburg. French.
Game. observation-disclosures. including
Plymouth Rock. Russian. American,
Dominique. Sultaus. Silkies, Frizzled,
Rumples. Bantam. Turkeys. Aquatic
Division, Geese, Ddcks, Swans. orna-
mental. Including Gold. Silver. Ring
Necked and Eoglish peasants. and any
other fowl deemed worthy. Columbariau
Division. Pigeons. Birds. Fur Bearing
Pets. Guinea Pigs. Ferrets. Fox. Grey,
Black. Red. Flying and CaiPmunk SPUR
rels. Sundries, sl5 for the best Incuba
tor in operation.
There are also fifty four special psemi-
uns offered by parties interested IN
Poultry raising in this County. The az
gregate value of these special premiums
Is s269,-none being less than - 80. +.
F. Harris OF Portland offers the most val
liable single premium. viz a Partridge
Cochin Cockerel. value $1,000.
Seven pages OF the book are devoted
TO advertising.
Admission to the exhibition will be Is
cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
Oxford County seems TO be taking
deep interest in the poultry business, and
we predict that this exhibition will prove
to be grand success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
fFr,Yv Postma.trr in O1ford country
PREMIUM

ANY person paving an dues on the OXFORD
DEMOCRAT and one year 10 advance, viii receive
q steel plate engraving, repre- cutiug the 'Oeh-
tcunial AT GALLERY" size. tNl2 inches.
ANY person sending as TWO 3st suu>cllu >l .
and IS for advance subscriptions 70 the same, Will
receive a colurcd chrome, representing the cen
tenu.al Art Gallery. " size i'N,- in'hc~-
Any person sending THEEE nee subscribers and
s4-. iur advance subscriptions ru the same VIII
receive an Abbott Pocket Microscope or a
sOem Microscope" which maguiue> lo.lNV time,
ANY person sending TN acc subscribers ami
as. Viii receive "a Camera pu-curs wAich ~lli
reflect ans object uuou tran spareui -atc or upon
a picce oi paper - THAI an exact drawing oi a
buillug Bower. .n a. nal, person or, in tact,
any object can be made.
q cash coa..siss.1n all be given 90 those who
..r.l.-- u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

speaker was Mr.. Sallison wboarS
the Salutatory in latin in a mann..
log the scholarly attainment.
young mau. Many select re,.g,.
declamalions were rendered 6,,1
showed that the boys aud eirl. j. !.
under good training. Al Orr.
Miss Comma Davis was reee;,'5
much acceptance. The yAled.c,.
truly a fine affair, and mapib,.!
ingenuity and superior attaiDe..
its master Mr.. l.. ". Bauls.
music was prepared aud saper,,,.
by Miss Ellie Hackctt, orgsnis,. ~
public take pleasure in ex,enJ.,.
sincere thanks To this youag Ia
furnishing excellent aud enter
music on that evening.
The spring term Just closed lol.
ever taught here. has htd con-
weekly Lyceums. with crowded
and all agree thst the term hA, bs.
of much profit TO our yi,'age. r..
term will commence Sept Eth ma
probably continue 10 or l. week
are informed. \ very lsge h.
anticipated.
The. two boys arrested by
Wormwell Tor assault and batter
L. X. Durham g. +. r. ageato-j.
lage we're respectively lined sl1l.t
falling to furnish tie neeiu. we,
mitted.
William Day will have ch4rs, q
Grand Trunk force employed Sion.
ting on the ledge below the y.hg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

Gov. Dingley has nominated +. p.
Chase. Esq. Formerly OF Paris Hill, more
recently in the Custom House. Portland.
for State Liquor Agent. MIR. Stone OF
Bridgton, having dec incL The position. -
Mr.. Chase is q man whosc integrity and
business ability are we'll know throughout
the State. IL would be- difficult to dad o
man ia the State more eminentlT iited
los the position
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

l. ANY person who who takes a paper nc gularly
from the 0lice-wActuer directed % his name on
another, er whether he has sub srrihcd or not
IS responsible tor the payment.
e. 10 DcrsOu Orters hrs pspcr discontinued,
hc must paw all arrcaragc-, or the publisher may
coutinIe % -cnj d uutil payment Is madc, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper i
taken irum the onice or not.
=. The Courts have decided that refusing 90 take
newspapers Snd periodicals from the pos oiiice
of removing AMI leaving them uncalled FOR, &,
pliHaG ffcis evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
Augusta, May lst, 1870.

Had the centennial era opened fifteen
years ago, it is quite likely that the civil
war would not have taken place. or would
have been postponed. on account Of the
exaltation of the patriotic sentiment
Perhaps it was better the war should
come then and be got over with; but
from the revival OF the spirit of national.
ity and patriotic enthusiasm in the Gen.
teunial season now upon US, We may con-
fidently expect benelicent and powerful
influence in reuniting North and South in
devotion to a common countIy.-Sprtn9-
field Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

Talk about defeating Grant for a
third term! Impossible! Does not the
immortal Shakespeare declar e ga tanner
will las. you nine year?"- Troy Press.
Yes. but he puts the opinion into the
mouth Of s. clown and a grave digger,
where it would naturally originate
Belfast Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

1t is little queer I'd Democratic
governor oil Massachusetts, an d Repub.
lican governor OF South Carolina met to
celebrate a national anniversary. But
the incident teaches that parties however
potent, are short lived. aud that they do
not 60 down so deep rs those great
events which make aud unmake nations,
Boston Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

"A life insurance company has refused
to pay SIC, 900 policy because the insur-
er committed moral suicide. he having
procured the policy in reply TO a message
from friend in the unseen world TO the
effect that he would certainly die upon 4
certain day and hour-which he did.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

Two young loalers carried some
"bitters" TO the entertainment last Thurs.
day evening and with them induced a
Young man 10 become intoxicated. So
ciety will remember this act in the
future
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

The Frost Corner Dramatic Club will
give az entertainment at Academy Hall,
Paris HILL on Saturday evening next.
Doors open at Z o'clock. Abbott's Band
will be in attendance and discourse sweet
music, as they know how.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

NEWSPAPERS CHASGg. MIR. w. h.
Moody has sold the Somerset Reporter 10
Messrs Woodbury. x Kelly. and the pa
per will appear next week under the
new proprietors. Mr.. Woodbury. will
take charge ot the editorial department.
aud Mr., Kelly will manage tue business.
Both gentlemen are highly spoken OF )
and rs they have one oil the best fields in
the State, there can BE- no doubt OF their
success. Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

There will be reduction OF one
bali fare on the Grand Trunk from Tues.
day, May 4th, 10 May sth, inclusive, 10
persons attending the Grand Lodge of
MasOns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

The ladies' OF Paris Uniyersalist SO.
cieiy gave very pleasant entertainment
al Academy Hall last Thursday evening.
The table lux and pantcmime were very
excellent. Several fancy tables and q
retreshment table were we'll patronized,
and about seventy dollars we're netted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

The Ladies Social Circle have decid
ed to carpet the Baptist Church, Paris
Hill. to reiurnish the pulpit, and are
securing subscriptions to paint the build
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

1T must be huniliating TO Massachu
sets 10 be compelled 10 confess, in the
midst OF her centennial joy. that she has
lived hundred years without learning
to make dam that will hold water
Detroit Free Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

4 lowing persons are authorized Agents
for che ONFoED DEMOCRAT. They viii receipt
Tor cash and attend % orders for job Work, Adj
,srt-iug snd % amy other matters which subscri-
hers may desire
(EFCry Postmaster in oxford COuntyD
Albany. y. H. Lovcioy; AndOvcr, II. A. B0rl
well. Bethel, Poster \ Herscy, r. W. Woodbury.
Erowuucd =. =. t'riHk; BuckdelI. J. n. DeCu--
ter ". Atwood. Fryeburg, \. ?. Lewis, r. W.
Mekceae, Gilcad, Ih0s. Wright A. j. Blake
Grafton. BCu Brooks; Greenwood, ID. A. Coffin;
Hanover, 4. n. knspp. Hebron. \. T.. Whitman,
Hiram, n. A. Wad5W0rth. Mason, g. H. Brown
Mexico. a. ". Park oxford, Rev. :. A. Lock.
wood. a.. r. iiaW kes; Peru, 4. l.. Haiucs; Porter,
p. W. Bedion Isaac L.. French Rumferd, ". 4 ,
Abbott. h. "A. Hufchns. sweden, a. sanders /;
- Waterford = NJ shaw; Woodstock o. e.
H0O ght0n: Franklin x Milton Plantations, L. II ,
Thornton.
Acent, win deduct their commission before
sening moneys 90 This Oncc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

The Cincinnati Gd.ct, says that The
Republicans OF Louisiana ind the whole
country are now convinced that the Lou
isiana Conservatives are treacherous.
and that no faith can De placed in their
solemn agreements. MIR. Wheeler has a
revelation OF a predomnating feature in
the Southern character which many have
discovered before him-namely, its dis.
stimulation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
0tfOr0 5ltmOttat.
Newspaper Decisions.

PARIS. MAINE. MAY 4. 1879.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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PORT OF NETWORK. l6
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StgaulJg 6tstcIor WOOD. NiiniagS10, n G., AFi1i -
with naval stores d., 70 Nnl. T. Clyde TO-
of aOok, ibOuIas 1'lSSOS Iob - va
Fata. March 81. tn coiL
Ship Tauii9n sl bryant Liverpool u days with inds'
Bar iys ,J ~ joan y. -, Ciaies raoriuo 10 days
IsarS PsroA q G tTtall Bsrygone Lcqhorn 73 Days IN
Bsik frugcDe Gta), Perssse Genoa 60 DAYS IN
lar Gna Nor) Jsuscn % days via Providence
ballast
BarS lila Iioosh 20; John n b., Dn sSSua - days
witt sugar.
iFOr Latsst ship Ne,rs See Seee1ah P0Cel
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New- 1srscu Real Gsiate for SaIs.

+ I'VE IN YOUR OWN HDME.-S500 cash
- and $4,000 b. nsfaneu,s sitif $1,000 leit - ner SAG
a. 49, fUnf NiDry ~ pii1ac. olir S elg At BI tIAE
VILLA RESIDENCE. wn anple rrpinds uniting con-
w.tl Tho Tsha-t and wbSsNIs1 isAHeB IL epnD
sinc: locality Ht class wen dr "a ani healthy near
der,a pIy0i ana tt.ri stsets iee. tsfs. ehuchs,
Uufeaef i,'ipos - the Csnt'a RpirDl - view
Jersey Hous, has lag stable bot AMI III wA'ay ci'h
e- bath &c lot ~ nearly hid dfret lawn,
stlsn ii1,tIs. a8s asd lr AZ. yaes, bs,Tl-S SC.
particulars address OWNl:i; rosiO ica Box lSi, Ehia
both n J.
EiORRlSTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
IVA rrpcrty an kinds SALE ard for RENE d.
srar fArai-ed HOUSES for itant Tor par inIrs address
THEODORE AYERS HoTTistGWn. New Jersey.
ORANGE, Nj, SPECALTY.-Grelt variety
~ Pf0pE trY for ! NLE anl l,TVr Ois1 hn1rs Z, 3
p +. IL GERRY, % S.~4IsI. ami O'9ge Si"sAS' do
pot.
nAMRAPD. y. j., 20 Minutes from city by N.
G.. H. R.-Cfoat s;F Sk0PFRTY. s~al1 atd X ~
Once, near doiUt al1 % Na.sausf hours - H. NJ
CuttElk q BRO.
(0SELI.E, n. J.--DcSirable PROPERTY to
Ia SELL. itEN tera,s moderate Apply % Ais FEB
ltiS SO West Eleventh IT
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pBPARTURs or FoREIGN NAILS
SArNRnAY- Arm IL

NFHii. II.
For sTe'ss rs3snt and Waos by the steamship CITY r
Ric'uU 0n9, MAJ Ctose l130 Saupie.utny NAL is
eloo1 q D. Se@mship sails ?. ~ fioa IiF IS
NoI1b itivcl.
10 a. ~ 4 rloInsiicry Nii1 - q IL
siip sails A. II N, tro-n Pier No. 20 North lsiVvr
Tor io, VIA Soa Dlasiton and 5Ionten ty t.e
EVNal lAN olcse ~ lljp 2. Sllglcj1oiai, .~1 u
cnSo6 - tc Post Office n Leo y steamship sis AZ D.
u, frosn Per loot 81 fAirt st.. Ho3ofrn.
Tor france dIoc b. EFgIsp F,rciIt. mails cosC AT
/" Ia Supplementary Mai u closed ~ lS0 o. ~ steamship
talls AZ ! D. al, from Pier no 10 Not,. l.iXoi. 49,
Nr Nassau, NincsOn Styartts santa NJ rtha' qua ara
gona D.! IA, GtssnS.ll t3S ls q &c "a " IN SeL.sdP
sa;is 81 3 y. m from livl N ~, North ttNtr
Mats Tor Key The stoetsuP Geo W yde Close
G2 a StsSdSIP ais - 49, iTtm Pa N" - '--"'
Rivor
1eCrs fsr The SancN1rh Islsnfs fp Islands, NcwHf@M
AMI by steamship hlA.o go 'N 4IvN ~ -
cisco M - sLoGd De poe 81 in Ncwl ora On OF b"f f'
Eas Tor Newfoundland close at the York PestuHce
Gay ~ I 81 y. In 50, ~ -. d..
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