Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-16
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So below, at South Paris. Saturday
O,e vove mora. On shOIt may II

advertisements.
People are walking on Long i''""'
Sound-no miracle.
The County Commissioners VIII oe
in session Tuesday.
--Rev. Mr.. Church preached upon the
subject OF Waste, Sunday afternoon ana
upon Meckuess at yespers.
--Abou, n foot Of snow fell on lhur''
day. and- a, the wind blew all Friday,
our roads are badly blocked agin'
Rev. Dr. Estes preached an excellent
sermon upon Faith, last Sabbath morning.
In the afternoon he supp led the Bnckheld
pulpit.
Andrews Il Locke. West Paris. have
good stock OF Flour, Corn and Meal
which they propose to sell at very Ia'or'
able rates.
Until further notice. there will be no
steamer. on the Maine Steamship Line
leaving Portl;nd Saturday, nor Ne" ok
Wednesday.
The Uniyersalist Society of Paris will
play Among The Breakers" on Tuesday
evening, Feb. %, and not down toy The
Sea, A. stated last week.
+ luminous. Esq, has opened
law Office 10 Bethel Mr.. Ii. is a young
lawyer, with growing reputation and
is well known by the people OF This
vicinity
The Indies Social Circle OF Paris
Hill will meet in the Baptist yesiry next
Wednesday Oysters, Coffee and Cake
will be tor sale. Everybody is invited
to be present.
Simpson Is little severe on h:s
Camden brother, this week-inyiIes him
to expose his Uranium to this severe ten
perature, all because they have some
ice and want a bridge in Belfast.
The late rain, formed crust on the
snow, and by aid ol it they are slaugh
terinp deer at the eastward. IL Is about
AS sport>man..ike rs to hide in dooi-
wny and shoot truck hoIse.- Bcgnd
Journal
Higgins. who was being tried in
Auburn last week tor murder, plead
guilty to mausiaughler, on Friday. The
Limit set by law (or punishment is ten
years Imprisonment.
All persons intert sted 10 forming the
oxford County Poultry Association are
requested to meet n, Engine House Hal,
South Paris, on Tuesday evening, Feb.
Is, 1870, At : O'Clock Per Order,
Van" Washington correspondent
of the Springfield RcpU6AcIH. abiding
~ The Democratic par. in the recent en-
brogiio. says. there was the same old
slayisl SUI servieucy TO The South for the
sake OF the Southern votes that We used
to see so much Of twenty years ago
The New York Ecegig Post. OF late
devoted TO Democratic interests. expresses
The opinion that the Democrats have
signally tailed since the November cleo
lions to strengthen the favorable position
to which the Tide ofreyolutionary opinion
had lloated them.
We have received copy OF the Ill.
ustraied Irish World, printed in New
York. The Irish have a strong love for
country as will be seen By the fact that
lhls paper claims a larger circulation than
any other periodical ia the United States.
The Grand frank employees have
been on a strike and raised The deuce
IN Canada. They would not allow any
trains to leave until satisfactory settle
ment had been reached Both parties
backed down some, and comprmse
was effected.
DEATH Al THE JAIL.-An old man
named Garland. who belongs at Bryants
Pond, died early yesterday morning At
the Jail. lie was sentenced TO Jail 90 days
for larceny. tie has been unwell for
sone time but the cause OF his death was
heart disease The only relative ne has
living IS daughter, who lives at BryAnrs
Pond. Press.
We have received a copy of the Penn
MONTHLY, published at Philadelphia. 1t
is very neatly prinled, and is edited with
care. The February number contains
valuable essays on topics of general in
terest Price 80. per year, with pre-.
MUM. Clnbbed with this paper for 50 50
or without premium tor 50.
1T will be seen, by advertisement in
another column. tbatJ. +. Moody, A. NJ.
will commence the spring term OF Hebron
Academy. on Tuesday. March 2nd. Mr
Moody and this institution are both so
well known in Oxford County, that it is
only necessary to notify the people Of the
opening day, to secure full school.
Last Friday evening. the citizens OF
Paris Hill organized public Literary
Society. Alvah Black, Esq was elected
President. j. 5 Wright. Esq. vice Pres't
and Mr.. w. ID. Estes, Secretary. The
first meeting will be held Friday evening
Fob. 70. All are Invited to be present
and to participate in the exercises.
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Times, referring TO John
Young Browns demonstration, says that
Senator Carbon spoke quite warmly to
Brown OF his conduct and of its bad