Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-20
fTliforiai and Selected Ttems.
Cherries are ripe

very plentiful 'his se~S"H'
Anpleton F. Mason has been ap.
;,,.d Postmaster at North Buck6eld.
n is supposed that Prot Donaldson,
,srcpsrt, has been drowned in Lake
Psv. Mr.. D.ckermau ond family of
,,ai.,oo. and Geo. B. LOring, Esq. and
r,na, OF Portland, are boarding at
N,ior Melleus.
Rev. J. c. Church will preach at
-, Runford mex, Sabbath at II A. NJ,
LIP. NJ. Services IN Universalist
c1res. Paris Hill at ) ?. NJ.
Rev L. IL. Tabor OF Norway will
..,b in the Union Meeting House al
yo,h Paris July 25.h at hall-plsl 10
.,,ocs 4. NJ, aad at O'Clock P. NJ.
L,sn B. Bacheldcr OF Chelses, Mass
..,.,ed in alasiog map OF Ge,tys.
49,, t,it,ieid. displaying six phases oil
=. b,ule--morniug and evening Of each
D., Parties who participated in the
g,,rs are Invited to contribute inlorma.
ion.
The Court House has been treated 10
.,,t Of pairt. and 10 new windows.
rbi-5 add much 10 its appearance.
Nh. of Norway did the job, and is en-
...,l 20 mlch credit Tor the excellent
~,.aer in which il was executed.
MI. Mason OF this town sends US
.ons app,s limbs, which contain large
,-ssr apples and blossoms ~ The same
lime Tae caves had been eaten from
,s. Tree 5y the ca;eypi.iars. and nature
has mo-. Only supplied new verdure. but
80. blossoms 20 accompany the leaves.
The Oxford Register SAYS that Nc.
Alma Ca>hman oi south Paris. has re
..,.. '.-t Two dle COWS; the cause ot
...rl,..a Is unknown. The las, that
T,I Wa, opened and al. the organs were
.sr1i .a healthy condition. excepting
,ls rl..iag ot tue stomach. The animal
Suffered great pain previous TO her death
s.J a., sick bu, lew hours.
-Web.ye received from W. W. Viii,
-e, Toledo. Olio. Ma Belle Marie.
ys-y pretty soas, ana sylvan Wa1z."
one %. .he S,yeu Echo series. Whitney
b., .1,, issued Winner. new studies for
.ss tl,e glJeo.o. FAsco.ei, Cariauet,
s-ia. Volta. Tor Piano OK Reed Otnau,
r.c. any ore sent Ton 75c.
I'VE lesru that Gen. ". X Kimball of
F..s Il, has been appointed bY The
S.a-.4., %, ,Ae Treasury an Inspector
@. Customs. and has beea assigned to
I..y in Et,,crr Maine. Gen K,mbal, 4,
.aaoaol.o.e gentleman rs we'll Us soldier.
ana we tcei coldIeu; that the govern
n.c, ui. had iu him a capable and
tL,cr, oIcev.
-Ar instance OF wcl'-preseryel old
aye E, ,a4,o O venerable c1upls in NJ.
N.aal-Nr. and Mrs Uri1h Upton. 'he
l.c.rIt yeas, % a-C. tlt latter over 9J
3d. Ju.91 attends church on The sabbath.
ys', .de PRAYER meeting, ,aAoSan active
p.. To- .,s exercises; works IN The field
planting ard AociuE, retains nearly all
3D., .cluie, aS In middle life; and his
ISL, IS .l. U,.c spotted with gray and
is l-cl aai glossy - in manhood
SEES.
y. will be seen Jy advertisement, in
aao.aey column, that The firm OF Andrews
& Locke has been dissolved. Mr.. Locke
viii colu-ue The -Four and Grain trad,
q. .ls ..l sand Mr.. /. Is an excellent
--s.-.s> nan. aud We can recommend
hin 60 .ae patronage Of our readers
N- A.,.ew, is well known throushou,
Doe County iog hj, hspi,s OF promptuess.
honesty aal accuracy in all transactions.
Wea1Pe he VI, engage again in business
10 ibis vicjaiy-bu, be says be is open
20 co-,.-.i9n 10 almost any direction at
he p,ssec, time.
Ia h., las; letter from Mississippi.
III N..j-c4 says:
"I-- Democratic politician, Of Mis,iss-
q. have succeeded 10 affecting The
9.'..e win "a unreasonable discomfort.
lou bear everywhere that The Federal
Iose- expresses them. aud hat il main
.2-s .Le color line. But neither is true.
IL. l-.rrai Government intCrltTes very
AXLE ODD OBJ, concerns OF The people As
81 .-r Color Ile. .Tom what I have told
yea e. IS plain TIA, the Democrats them
set,s keep % up quite as much, even
A-.e than The AIes Republicans. a
c-lll- uemocra, said 90 noe. The negroes
"-o4 . employ vi. always come 10 ne
o.. typ DO their troubles; they deposit
.lrN money wiki me they thiuk | an.
NE o,,, ulau IN ,hc world. But when il
cones 10 election they viii lake the word
o. re most VIGOROUSLY low-,ived yaga-
,o-- who calls himself Republican
-.---o hes vii mine 10 all our fault.
-e --lr-, because We were so foolish a.
20 % Sc heir rights in the beginning
!. as' eos, us more 90 support their pau
.e.> sad Criminals than II would have
Cos. .o educate aud train them Tor political
"e' We made great b.undcr and We
-e paving Tor IL now This sensible
1tn' unfortunately for his Stale. does
-o. -o-.ro. public opinion"
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