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onThursday evening, Sent %,
OF Hiram Representative ~ L.
adjacent towns assembled a, H.. ~
their senator and reprcseo,,, e
Hiram Brass Band discOur,ed we "a
more than two hundred person, ..'ll's l,
Of Peter ID. Young, ESQ -. u
which is one Of the fines, aud rao. ,'s''' y
county. Lieut.. Charles o. Po,.1 'f'ig
mark, member Of the Republl.''r :
miitee, made an eloquent ipt,os Io,s.,
after which brief. tellias and ,n,.'S''''l !,
were male by r. y. Young. - ''sp1it y.
WadsEorth. ESQ senator ele., 'D' -
progress Of the republican pa,,, a' i
and duties ofthe times. Short an, 10 =
were also made By Nsssrs. J,h, Sr4'iE.
OF Lowell, Hon. Madison K ~ III,
5. b Bean, ESQ q. " hailing fr,m q % q {
Bean, Esq, Of Denmark. N,i,, I'' |,
Porter, Charles q. smith. y. A. d
Almon Young, Ed. OF Hiram :, " b
the number Of one hundred ss5 - u
repaired r. the supper table AMI y, 70,
tee to the oysters ani yiauI, "a, ~
mention. Al hands hal r.y,t... -
without a descendant note to mrt5' o
the occasion. and closed 70 m-etrn' ~
September, on a similar occa.lm II
continue h as a permanent aas.ai c,s I
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County Lodge, L. o. of Il. Il.

The Oxford County Lodge, l. .. oil U.
T. met with Rising Star Lodge. Bethel.
Sept. IS. There were but two Lodges
represented, Invincible. Sumner and
Rising Star, Bethel. The following OIL
cars were elected Tor the ensuing year
and installed by d +. Brown. Deputy Of
The Rising Star Lodge: Worthy County
'remplar. 5. RJLins u. Of lnvinciole
Lodge; w. Sec. l.. u. Burnham and w.
Treas. +. 5. Kilbourne Of Rising Star
Lodge. The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolred. That we acknowledge with
deyo out gratitude the goodness OF Divine
Providence which has attended and
crowned our efforts with abundant
success in tho past. and implore Ills
guidance in the future.
Resolred, That We hail With delight
our co workers in the temperance cause,
the relotmers, aud in them recognize q
formidable ally in the glorious work.
R,S0lred. That the great mission OI
the Good Templars orsaniz iIion is not
completed until the great cause OF evil.
intemperance is thoroughly eradicated
from our land.
Resolved. Tat il IS he plain duty OF
all who desire The success OF the glorious
cause OF temperance 10 connect them.
selves with some or aniz sion. instituted
Tor the purpose OF promulgatIug The
principles vi prohibition. Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

ENIERPRIANG FIEM Lost week we
took occasion 10 visit the firm OF } A,
Bucanam, u Co, Mechanic Falls.
Their advertisement of the ID avis Ferti-
cal Feed Sewing Machine appears in
another column. This machine IS well
described in their announcement sud VT
will ouly call tue attention Of our readers
To 1t and state lhat tie Iirm sells nearly
800 OF these machnrs each year. and
,h.l they give the highest satisfaction.
The Messrs. BIcAnam occupy large
two aud bali story brick store, recently
erected by them, to accomodale their
rapidly increasing business. The base
ment Is occupied as general grocery
store, under the direction oil Ah ID. Bates,
formerly OF Paris HILL. This departs ent
contains large stock of Groceries. grain.
meal. etc. The ground floor is used ms
dry goods aud tailoring establishment.
Each kind OF material has a separate
place. and manager. A large stock
OF dry goods. suited to the season.
IS always carried, and srst class tailor
cuts and fits II to those desiring custom
work. The second story is occupied by
employees, who are engaged in making
garments Tor the Boston market. u press
men with their improved machinery are
constantly at work. during the busy
season pressing work which is stitched by
the farmers wives and daughters 10.
miles in that vicinity. The firm manu-.
features $1,000 garments annually. All
this work is done by the most approved
machinery and in the best manner. The
ManssSd portion OF the building is leased
as au Odd Fellows Hall. Mr. Bucknam
started business on this site many years
ago. and the old building which he occu.
pied is now placed in The rear OF this
magnificent structure and serves Us
store room. Enterprise aud honesty
always bring their reward. Much trade
from this county which goes to the
ne;ghboring cities might be well detained
at Mechanic Falls by The inducements
offered by the Messrs. Buchanan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

LARGE ScHooL.-The Oxford Normal
Institute, South Paris, commenced rs
tall term under remarkably favorable
circumstances, last Tuesday. There are
100 scholars in attendance, and tie pros.
psot is that a large amount OF thorough
work will be accomplished. Mr.. Crom.
NETT IS very faithful in his duties. and
has secured the assistance of A corps Of
excellent instructors. We propose 10
speak again concerning the school and
teachers before the term expires.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

STATE FAIR.-The State Fair held at
Portland last week. has been reported
at length by the daily papers. We see
that there has been large display oil
articles, and the races have attracted
considerable attention. Reports indicate
that the display o! manufactured articles
was not so lull as last year. The weather
has been perfect during its continuance.
and doubtless the Societies represented
will reap good harvest in dollars. for
their labor and pains.
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Editorial and Selected

MIR. A. +. shurtleG. Of So. ,.
chicken with four legs.
Terrible floods. de,uoyi0,
property, have visited Te,,,
Southern coast.
Rev. L. II. Tabor Of Nora.
preach in the Uaiyers4lia q,
North Paris. next sabbath.
ADMITTED. Last Saturday. i
Elder. Esq. OF Paris. Wa, MI,
member of the Oxford Bar. al,, i
passed a satisfactory e1amin.t.
The big boys played viii |
boys for a new ball at Paris M |
day. II the biz boys With Il
beat the little boys with aius b,
of six 10 ono they were to b,,.s
Score stood Z 10 IS.
The dwelling house Of Jr..r|
a. West Paris. was discovered ,
lire last Saturday morning. Al
called from the village, aud b, i
binary exertions The fame, II
tinguished. The roof va
destroyed. the iirc breaking %.
Gus places, and the door Of ID, i
meath was badly injured. Pm.,
damage by fire aud water all /
from three TO four hundred DIR
CoLBY UNIVERSITY -A5og. /
reported Tor military dan. a.,
10 be furnished with maskel, Ion
This matter OF drill J., wbol5
aud can DO aLaudon,d by i
a. any time. 4 Uon
South College will be used q. 4.
President Robbins Is ~ glys.
lectures on Evidences ol Cd
and Prof. Elder course up9.R,|
and Hygiene soon.
SEEDING CRATES Three q
4 Seeding Grape we're sen. q,
by Mrs. Ephralm Maxim Of Pm
have a strong resemblance % /
ern Muscodine il ,ize Of ca,
and berry. Tncy were ns4r
had q juicy, moderately
Mis-. Maxim claims Ola,
fortnight earlier t..a d.
Prolific.
The potato crop il .ll'o-
fair To be less tlu A1 arel.
potatoes are not",.i -uwnv
The large white S1sl. COMA
10 this region. az i"IH % -
ber- in the bills auI many ORR
are hall eaten by ,teu. H.
takes q small percentage.
We dropped ,,to ,hc Je1.
lishment oil Mr. Richards s-g
Paris, recently, and were 'lg
see his cases filled and BIS
covered with watches Tie 81
the result Of advertising ! lf
ilty watches in The shop 10
which IS fully four time, Is ~
had when | commenced 10 rgs 4
tisement in the DENOcRAr y!
has increased. particularly 10 "
watches, so | have been oODs".
large additions TO my s!oc, a
busy as to scarcely hud AspE'i
Mr.. Richards says be des'T''
American industries vel pi.fG-
Tor that purpose offers eTcslI'''
10 American watches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

The New York World. apologizing for
the GOODNESS of the New York mocTatic
convention, says it was due to the num-
per OF old men present. and it adds that
such a wild yelling aud hot-headed
Precipltance as took the Ohio and the
pennsylvania Conventions of their feet
anu hung them into the rag money iolly.
was as Impossible TO the character of the
syracuse Convention as TO its hard money
convictions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28
OUR TABLE.

The October Atlantic ols' /
variety the elements Of ,u.ctei' -
Mays been the aim Of this puyi'l-4.' -. =
Firtion heads The list ia 4 .ca.. 80
erick Hud,oa. Hiram k.eA i0''',
drramily delicate sOus- groaPea ---'
Leayes on the Tide, and these A.s !, n.
an essay by T. :. Perry on inc - :. \. :
clear. earnest, ans eager 10 - ., ~
is subject. Colonel p u ~,
some practical 10 struciiou 10 sAI .''
and A witty writer whose lA--e " -
gives a. some tcii.ug satir, az -
OF The Curious Repubic VI Jon
more direct in 10 be-TiaS o. ~, =.
Webster. Spirited outline .A''- &c. =
Home Politics. Mr.. kemble II,
entertaining Gossip, and thste az \. :, /.
poeIAs by Edgar raw ceii' " - III, -. ~
Emily Ford tells with muen ' ~ 49,.
OF the British press san. ~ 81
aud in the WAY OF his1orh 'l,'. :
General John De kAlb, by fiols''. Z.
a. well a. an extresmly iuts5c's,'' SO
Time Oriental Trade, BY " = 80
shows how many interest, ZIG = IL.
has involved. Notices OF ll'eiA." ~, 4
a review OF recent Boston 4As
Report close the number.
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HARPER. Magazine for oe'o''

d
Harpcr's Magazine for oesoo'' Mi .
attractive Number. IL oPtA' T., I'D
idyn OF country life, coutnoy1,. ID
Illustrated with -iN pictures ~ 49,
A richly illustrated article tD'''''
Of Lakes describes MiHnr'"'A Z
JusIUs HENKI Browse s'fSs,,,,I
pictures of prominent Partisan 20. ..,5 I.
Mr. CoNwAI contribute a '' 10 J
art treasures Of the >oulh heu''-7,i, ,
The moot important papr. 1T.
President WoOLsEl's c"h'f'''''
Century series. .....b s,
OF a lighter character, move . Ind v
trivial, i he Hon ; :. COX r
latiye HumOrs.' .tg,.otl.
Another OF CASTELAR, : f-''
given. .t. CO.'S
The field /. ALREADY ripe 200 'Als, 80
suggestions aud eloquent apl.''r
paper on Z" The Mission o. NV ....,r. p
JULIAN HAwTHORNE's iN'' ssT,.
aud vet almost ideally romano %, rs-
is continued, ~ hero beng N.,,,,s.i
launched into the wOnderlu! 'Nf'
lege life. ,t., IA. .
o. short stories thi. Number 10
Resides Jean I>GELow's poem. ND
postirNl contribution by J. W ~
LOUIS, r. ". BoURDILLoS'
son. l.. W. BACkls, aud y. .la.n.,
The Editorial departments
their respective fields.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

do NIB Jackson willful Trespass-
do MA Chute Breaking q Stealing
do Geo Merchant Larceny
Merchant was arraigned. plead mol
guilty and furnished bail in The sum Oh
5000. -. :,
The criminal docket will probably Oe
disposed OF on Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

Last week in reporting Represent
atives elected. we should have said
Hutchins was elected in the Fryeburg
District instead oil Allen. Allen was the
candidate from Hiram District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28

PYLE's DIETETIc SALEM =, 4
acknowledged the best in use f.s 80
tho name Of JAMES PYLE. None
June %. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-28
(Every POSTMASTER I'm oxford County.)

Albany, j. III. Lovejoy; Andover, +. A. Bod
wei Bethel, Foster 4 Hersey, 4. W. Woodbury. /;
Br0wn0eld, J ;. Drink; BUckdeld, ]. II. DeCos-
ter W. Atwood; Fryeburg, A. 7. Lewis, Il. ".
Mckeene; Gilead, ThOs. Wright, 4. J. Blake
Grafton, Bcni. Brooks; Greenwood, ID. A. Conn F;
Hanover, \. h. Knapp; Hebron, \. G. Whitman :
Hiram, l.. A. WadswOrth. Mason, q. II. Brown /,
Mexico. II. ". Park; oxford, Rev. :. y. Lock
wool, q. r. Hawkes.; Peru, \. l.. Haines; Porter,
y. W. RedlOn, Isaac l.. French; RumiOrd, W ,
Abbott, Z. n. Hntchins; sweden, II. sanders (;
$ Waterford. j. NJ shaw; Woodstock, q. c.
ORghtOn; Franklin x Milton Plantations, I. II.
Thornton.
Agents viii deduct their commission before
sending moneys 70 this ofhce.
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from the ofhce-whether directed 10 his name or
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?. II a person orders his paper discontinued.
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continue to send 10 until payment Is made, ant
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
takeu from the Otioe or not.
3. The Courts have decided thatrefusing 20 take
newspapers and periodicals from the post office
or removing and leaving them uncalled for, i
prsRa 6Qcie evidence OF frand.
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For Family Medicines oil any Ia
Roots, Herbs, Barks, or any Of ~ 7,
dies OF the day, also, Family D'e
Toilet preparations, go to
MOVES DRUG STORE, Aof"'
as he keeps the most extensive a.,
found In the country and at the Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-13

another military establishment. The care OF
the frontiers betw .en the Potomac and Hap
pahannock was still given to the Potomac
counties The new force for this purpose was
directed to be composed of thirty horscmen,
volunteers or oouscripls, from the then Upper
Potomac These men secuted once week over
the country between the falls OF the Potomac
and the head waters Of the Rdppahannock.,
When not on active duty they were required
10 be uuartered near the frontiers within easy
access OF each other This corps was, upon the
approach of the foe, to give speedy notice to
the militia officers, who were to rally the entire
force OF the county at once to their support in
order to reuder this provision more practlca0le,
the County Court Of Stafford kept boat al
ways in readiness, on Occoquan river, to Terry
across the people rallying 10 the appointed place
upon alarm. The deeds of these rangers, whose
pay was levied for as late as 1857, had no
chroncler 1t is probable that they were among
G first white III. q who made even temporal
r, abode above Hunting Creek, and 1t was thelr
scouting, ranging. and cross ranging that inauc
familiar the hills aud wales ut this neighbour
hood. 10 ITO the rangers were superseded by
armed coouists who held the frontier lands by
military service but at that time the fronue!s
were above the tails, and hence necd 40 lurtieT
notice 10 these annals.
Meanwhile, in 1850 the government, anxious
to concentrate the outlying settlements, aud 10
furnish as we'll c,nveuieaces for the commerce,
which made EHglaud rich at the expense OF
Virginia. as to provide ready means Tor the
assessment of The tobacco import, excrted all
its power 10 secure the erection OF tobacco
warehouses upon the navigabe rivers. The
County Court of Stafford Stafford still included
the present counties Of Prince William, Fairfax,
Alexandria aud Lou,iounl were required to
have a suitable house built ''att Pcasc Point,
att he mouth Of Aqua, on the northSlde.
Around !hls warehouse land was TO be laid Out
tor iowa, the inhabitants Of which were to be
allowed various franchises, the most important
being that Of soc market for the sale Of the
products of the Upper Potomac. This scheme
ia ed but or tn iooMl"g halt century the
government constantly pressed similar schemes
upon the people. tobacco warehouses were
tuit on the river whenever product OF the
neighborho,d war; aa,ed, So that by the acts
authorizing the erection of such buildings we
may trace the constant movement Of ne sell
tiemeuts up the river side, aud the advance U1
the frontier posts into the wilderness hcyoLd.
But no ,owDs grew up unti the neccSslties OF
the community required them, ard all the ct-
forts OF the government 10 this respect proved
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Alexandria, Va, July 9th, 1874

Alexandria, Va, July 9th, 1874
NV personal acquaintance with majority OF
the Gentlemen controlling the Montpelier Fe.
male Humane Association and the reputation OF
ali of them enables me to commend them as FULLY
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to the new firm.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association;
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia and
the Circuit Court of Orange county, proposes,
by series of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish
and endow Home for the Old. lnfrm and
the former residence of President JAS Madison.
The Association is under the control of eight
trustees, six of whom are elected bi-eanialy by
the stockholders and two appointed by the Gov
ernor Of Virginia.
References by permission: His Excellen1ey,
James L. KEN per- Governor of Virginia; His
Excellency, Gilbert c. Walker, ex-Gov. Of Va;
Hon. Robert E. Withers. Lieutenant Governor
of Virginia and U. S. Senator elect; Hon. Robt.
W. Hughes, Judge Eastern District of Virginia;
Senators and Members of Congress from Virginia.
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FALi. SAUEiTaNsz.

My stock of FALL CLOTHING ana GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS is now complete, COM
prising the greatest variety Of SUITS, Of the
latest styles, best material and finest n1SA eVe'
before offered.
ain doing large business with compara-
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and thereby save large percentage.
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GIFT CONCERT.
DOS T P O n E NJ E n L.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MONTPELIER Female Humane Association,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,

MONDAY, MARCH go. 1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-13
AGRECULTUR.fL.
Ground Plaster.

The undersigned have leased the property
known as "WHEATS MILL" and intend
manufacturing pure article of
GROUND PLASTER,
to which they invite the attention of farmers
and merchants Their Mill is so situated as to
enable them to handle Plaster free of wharfage
and carriage With this advantage in their favor
they invite the attention of buyers before pur-
chasing elsewhere
SUTTLE Il STUART,
Commission Merchants,
No. II South Wharves,
feb1-lm Alexandria, Virginia.