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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
antiquarian Researches

For muc1 that is valuable ia hisio.-
and experience, the community is lnJer,'
ed to The Antiquarian. Time file, =.
rapidly that the lesson OF past events :,
lost, unless some, with The leisure an,
ability, To look back on the pas, ,,n,
turn their attention in that direction.
The following communication cona,
from native Of Paris. lie ha, q de.i,.
TO perpeIuI,o the names and do;Dg. or
the pioneers Of his native town and recon.
from oblivion tho records OF the M,
Such contributions are always welcon,
VALUABLE RErIcs.
Since attention has been called.to Tia
desirab!encss Of gathering up nislerit.
OF historic interest pertaining to Tho toy,
OF Pa'is. several important papers have
come TO light
81 these, lew are OF more value than
original writings and memorsnj, NJ
Josiah Biscoe, found among the paper. of
his son in law, Major Mol,eu. 10 worthy
descendants OF whom all are indeb,eJ,,-
their preservation.
Among them is the original iouro,
kept by Mr.. Ri coe. while in Aug ana
Sept. iss2 he, with Alexander Sheparj
Jr.' and Capt. Coolidge, = committee o,
The Propreiors. run out" the ,owp>lm
loF the first time. The original Dian ri
survey appears not 10 have been com.
pleIed till Dec. 1913. but il !, in an excel.
lent itate OF preservation. indicative of
skill and care, bearing The authenticate
o! Mr. Shepard. and Tue names vi The
entire list OF original proprietors.
This plan fully confirms M. Maximi
historical account Of the grant heretoior.
published by way OF correcting the error
Of Williamson and others, on this. The
starting point Of cur history.
There are also valuable original minute,
and papers in Alr. Biscoe's handwriting.
OF proprietors' meetings. sales for delin.
quent taxes, &c. &c.
Another paper is the Petition. or orig.
inal duplicate thereof for incorporation
of "a Religious Society by the name Of
the First Baptist Religious Society ia
Paris" containing the autographs oil
James Hooper. minister. Lemuel Jack son
Jr., Benjt. Hammond. John Daniels,
Nathan Woodbury., job French. Caleb
Cushman. solomon Jordan. UriAh Ripley.
Asa Perry. Jairus Shaw. Nicholas Ches.
ley, Jacob Twitchell, John Jewell. Lem.
uei Jackson. Samuel Stephens
Another document. is the first Com.
mission. rs is belied. as Justice OF .he
Peace, to a citizen OF Paris. viz: to josiah
Disco, dated Feb. :. 1904. bearing the
historic name of Caleb Strong"
Reference is made to these papers. not
so much to staie their contents, A. ,o
stimulate general enquiry for other hid
treasHre. Mr.. Maxim has, We ale iu.
formed, collected many Interesting facts
which. in due Time va hope to sec 10
print, and the writer bespeaks for him 90.
operation from all sources OF Information,
in order that Tue history may be as cou.
plete rs possible. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Grand Musical Reunion.

The 9Th day OF February will
be & memorial day in louisville IN more
ways than one; Oh Ihit day we shall
have not only the great drawing OF the
last Library Concert. bat also the great
musical treat OF Gi!more's renowned
orchestra Gilmore il The peer, il not the
superior Of Tne1dore fhomls or Julian
This Is his frat visit to ;bo West. and OK.
cept FOR the gift concert there Is Little
probability that our citizens would ever
have heard his wonderful performances
In the Eas, people uavel hundred
miles or more 10 attend one of his con.
certs. Remember that only those whe
hold at least u coupon ticket in the
drawing eau gain admission 10 The hall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

Ills surprising to note The difference
which few years have prod ced in the
balance OF European power. Not very
long ago all the great powers trembled
at every nod of Louis Napolean. The
oyershadowing might aud maguidcouce
of France was nj tue same time the envy
and dread OF nations At The beginning
of every year Louis Napoleau's utteran
ces were heard with bated breath, as
teemiug with the issues OF peace aud
war. Now The prisoner OF liam, the
billiard marker OF London and The chief
figure Of the Second Empire has passed
away, and it is TO Berlin and Bismarck
that the world looks fOI The declaration
that shall either plunge Europe into wal
or continue longer the present aimed
truce. Celtic supremacy is succeeded by
Saxon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

Twenty years ago, Giuseppe Carl
baldi and John Thompson were making
soap on Staten Island. Last Sunday
Garibaldi made his entrance into Rome
as membsr OF the Italian Parliament.
The whole population turned out 10 DO
him honor and he was greeted with
,un ultuons enthusiasm as the deliverer
OF Italy. His partner in the soap bust
ness. John Thompson, is now resident
OF the first national bank of New York
Al instances Of the vicissiludes of for.
tune. the lives OF these men are notewor
thy. 1t is well to bear in mind however
that they were excellent soap makers,
and attended TO their business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

MAINE CENTRAL.-Under this tito Is
embraced $50 miles oil road. The man.
agement OF the road, The running oil
trains by written orders, the conscientious
tdelity OF the uperintendenlS and other
officials al highly commended by Com.
missioners as worthy oil imitation. The
improvements oi the track have been
very extensive the past year, aud OF the
most permanent character. \ total Of
2.Sil ieeL OF bridges have been built,
which includes the two iron bridges at
WateIyille. one ga feet and the other
6l3 feet 10 length. In addition sos feet
OF bridging have been removed and sub.
stituted with earth cmbankment. Other
improvements are as follows masonry
700 yds; four passenger stations, a
dozen or more freight houses and sheds
and rail repairing shop at Brunswick
have Oeen built the past year; over 81
miles OF new rails have been laid; nearly
three oil which are steel rails and all very
heavy Il | , miles OF rails have been
taken up. repaired and replaced; t. .
miles oil track have been raised with
gravel foot or more nearly three miles
OF side track lave been added; ll3. TAG
sleepers laid; aud 81 - miles OF new
fence built. The rolling stock OF The
road Is In an excellent condition. The
Commissioners express the hope that The
company will renew several smaller
bridges 10 the spliDg. mentioning those
over he Presumpsoot 10 Falmouth, oven
the Little Andioscoggln In Auburn, pos
sibly the main bridge there and lew
others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Legislative.

The most important matter before the
Legislature the pa,l week was the pre-
senlAlion, by the Committee on EdGca
lion, OF a bill providing Tor Compn 'sory
Education. The bill as drawn up ty
Senator Foster. from this county. embrace
all children between seven and fifteen
years Of age. 1t holds parents aud
guardians liable TO y fine OF 50 or punish.
ment of boys who do not attend school,
by sending them to the Reform School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
TIE SenntorinI EIe ,tions.

lie elections OF United States Senator.
are proceeding rapidly abou, these times
The terms of twenty five Senators expire
on The ith of March next. so far the
position OF the whole matter will be seen
by the following table. in which the Dem
Ocrats sIe put in italics. and the Liberal
Republicans in small caps:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

pointment OF his wife Mary as admin.
IratriS OF his estate since the publica,ion
Of my former article on The Bethel t,.,.,
OF Bean. found il in the record. o., ~,
court formerly holden ia the tow
York, once called "GeorgcAnnA.,
lSDrx.
Augusta, Jan. %. 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Politics Make Strange Bedfeilow.

The Maine Standard now exclaiu,s /:
Welcome, Andy We rejoice at the
election of Andrew Johnson as Senator
from Tennessee.
In 1860 the Democrats hung this same
Andy in efigy at Memphis because he
called them disunisnists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
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Editorial and Selected items
-Mi.der weather.
Every body has q cod.

-Milder weather.
Every body has cod.
---Our thanks are due Senator Moril
for valuable public Documents.
Forty seven Carlisl officers haze
notified the Spanish Consul that they
have given ia their adhesion 10 kng
Alfonso.
The Universalist Social Circle will
meet with Mrs. Hardy Tuesday evening
Feb. %.
A fire in the Navy Department build.
ing in Washington, Monday afternoon,
so damaged il that extensive repairs mus!
be made before il will be tit Tor occupsney.
- The Emperor of China died on Tie
18th inst. His successor is prince five
years oil age. The Pail Mall Gazette
says 1t is not certain who will succeed
the Emperor.
An effort is being made 10 abolish
the Free High School Law. Il Is 10 Os
hoped that the opposition has not suh-i.
ent strength 10 cause the State - .a<s
this relrograde step.
The PrIss saws that during the lae
storm oil the line ef The Ogdensbgrg Oae
man belonging 10 Brownasld was iruzea
TO death. aud another j. now ST. the Cav
tord house in dying condition.
OYSTER SUFFER- The Ladies SOFA.
Circle will give an oyster supper a, 'ae
Baptist Yestry, Paris Ill.,. next Welae''
day evening. Coffee. cake. and Oysters
will be for sale A good lime is expected
All are invited 10 attend
Shall ehIieh property be taxed:
was discussed by the memhsrs VI Plr.'
Hill Lyceum last Friday evening. Tue
meetings of this society arc of very IN
teresling characte:. and the debates are
attracting much attention.
The singing school taught by q t.
Addition, Esq Paris Hill. is very inter
esllng. aud promises to be as profitable
as it is Interesting. Meetings Saturday
and Monday evenings Tickets only =
for the term. Buy one il YOU have mol
already done so.
Tho Spriog Term OF FryeIurs
Academy commences Wednesday, Feb
24th, under the continued instruction Of
+. A. Wilson, A b. Mr.. Wilson has
been engaged 10 teaching this Academy
for some time past. and we learn that lLe
school has been eminently successlu. anu
heurshing since he assumed the charge
The Fall Term OF oxford Norma
Institute will commence. on Tuesdsy
March 2nd. T. T. CrommetI, \ b VIII
continue as Principal. This school /
well know throughout The County, sndF
growing in popularity under Mr.. Crom'
metts instruction. Rev. Mr. Wheel
wright says: "Mr. Crommett has strong
ly recon uiended himself 10 the patrons
of this school by his genial manners auu
thorough method of instruction, h'
classes show thai they have been subise'
ed to patient drilling, hororlng Do"
themselves and their teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

ANDREW JOHNSON bids fair TO go into
history as the typical " unterriied Dem
ocrat. He has been ieered and laughed
at for eight years, has been the victim OF
Nasts crayon and Nasty keen pen. and
yet he is as peart and clipper as ever.
Immediately on being Informed Of his
election to the Senate, he made speech
defining his policy, and planting himself
as usual on the constitution. There are
heaps OF fun in the old man Yet.-Pre,S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

Rev. George Trask. the we'll known
anti tobacco advocate, died at Fitchbulg,
Mass. Monday. Jan. 10. OF apoplexy
and heart disease. at the age Of seventy
nine. He was graduate of Bowdoin
College and Andover Theological Semi
nary. He early commenced his crusade
against tobacco, and has devoted the
last thirty years to that cause. Probably
no man was better known throughout
New England than the deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Newspaper Decisions

J. Al poison s. io VI ic i.l>es paper .,-,slltly
tloro tcr "'tcC-vhsjher u.rcCtrt On his name or
fuo,h-~'-. 1r s'iol. rr hr iss subscribed or not
90 -c-l.n .r'e f1. tse HeFraCut.
% b ref~eu ortrr ht "aper i.-confiu ed.
'rn si .r.sc-. 90 tse T9c'I-h er SAY
...,.'.v -- eas E. tLf.l tlyltlf b. WsJe. aut
,"-i-t Nic -lo'c fu'rlt, vtethg. tho ls'.t, J.,
.sA .s,'.- lfy aitDe lI uVt.
kief-.lr base s- ..iC,i Jsgl l.iUe ,u- t.t B.. Sc
a1,, Isu-i Jrr periodicals ttcu. the post Office,
-t -'rieI .ur HHj 'e.FiH- lhgi1 uu.7'lCi lpE, Is
HfI.se Ur.s evidence ct maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

1t now appears that the man Ham,
mond wh0 prolessed to know so much
abont tho Cumberland County Treasury
robbery. is not dead He was arrested
in \. II and Is now safely confined in
Portland Jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

The names OF Israel Washburn, Jr.,
LII. ID. and Rev. +. c. Bolles, ID. d. ,
are mentioned in connection with The
Presidency OF TUFTS College. DR.. Miner s
resignation takes effect the middle of
February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

The State College commences ito
spring term this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Hhifeknfr Reid.

BY special request VIC pablish the
following article, taken irom The Boston
gloifEIi:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

Tho March number d this popular
Musical Msgh elmo il received. and y
unussslly attractive. 1'bir.y.six large
qusrto pages, sixteen Of which are sll-
Cd with choice nov music. land tho re-
naming twenty consist Of interesting
and instructive musical reading. mostly
original. Tho MUSICAL WonLp ID
wonderfully improved this ysar, and
vol sustains its reputation - tho lead
Ing American Musical Journal. !" II
should not b. chased with tho many
70 called Musical n,onthliss" whie \
arc issued ,imply - advertising msdi.
ums. with nothing original IN shcm *.
capt their advertisements. Each num-
Dor II tho Musical WosLD contains
a. much original matter - most oshsl
monlhlies give IN : ysar. The Edisol
Prof Karl Msrs. II IN educated mu-
stefan, and ono u tho finest musical
writer's In tho country,
Terms only 100 rsr annum ernd
20 cents for sample copy, containing
$500 worth u new music. Address
=. BRAINARD'S SONS.
Publishers, clsvslaal. q.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

The following letter frum kcv Il n
Hest, Pastor VI the " r. Church, NaI,ek
Mass, viii hc read with interest bs many
physicians also those suffering from the
suiur disease ~ afflicted tho son ~ The
Nes. l. I iIevs, No rcrsoa en- doubt
ihtr testimony M there ~ no doubt abva,
the curative power II Nt6ET me
NA1lr. Mars jas. LIT, 1879
Nil IL II STEVENS
brnr Strive hnys good reason ~
regarding your NLGkIiNL medicine Il
iii. greatest value We i.el assured tiat
II has hcan the means II saving our ssn II
life. iIu III now seventeen years u ngr
inr ,Ac last two years be has suffered from
necrosi. of bis lcs, eausei ~ ssrufulous
affection. nntl MAS 50 far reduced that
nearly III who 81" lin, thought his reeos.
cry Impossible, A council VI able Ihyri-
cinn. could give ii. but tie i.intest hnpe IT
hi. ever rali,inp Two vi thc number !. =
elarins thu, hn was beyond tho reach u
human remedies. that ssen amruiation
could MT sass him. ns he hal MI viIps
enough, 10 endure the operation inst ten
w commenced giving hun NEdEIiNk
and fun that time - the present h~ Lns
bean continuously improving lie has lairl,
resumed sludias, thrown AvHy hir erntehrr
and sanc, mud walks about eheefiuliy anil
strong.
Though there il siili some discharge
from the opening whore Ills ltlpa Wis lane,
I'll. wehnvs ilis fullest confidence TINT in a
little time ~ Will br perfect, cured
Iic lin. taken about three ,t.sen botilsl
or NENETlNE. but lately nse. bn. liais
~ he declares he - too we'll ~ bs taking
medicine.
Respectfully yours,
Il ~ BEsT.
Mrs. l. {, r. BEST.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26
Meu.sAWa.E EVIDENCES

The kalla~ing unsolicited iessimarisl
f,ssa NJ. y Walker, formerly rastur ~
isa~aain Square Church, he.san. snd 4,
present settled In Prevalence. nj tAa.
he deemed 4. reliable evidence NJ sns
shanid fill u ehsvrsv thsi this sestins NAL
Il The result eftvn stafs experience With
INV utr III NEuE1lNk In The Nev Mr.
walkers tamil. who nov pronounce II la.
valuable
fmnvtnss.s n T.. igt Transit NJ !.
m X STEVENS. Esu
feel bound to expresa with my signs.
.are the high value place upon ,enr
NEuETlNE, NJ, famil, have nsei il fer
the last iwo years. In nervous debility IL
Ia invaluable, and | recommend II 10 all
~he msy need m insisorasing, rsnosasing
tonic.
q. T. WALKER.
Formerly Faster u rowdoin square
church, buatsn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

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straight. en- seu'''
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10 the uassYnn N Massachusetts,
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Massachusetts, trelesed) regiment.
lArredearcdnes. II one II the ne~
words The llroekl,n ssFro~ has added
10 our language
Mark Twain SAYS the Sandwich II.
landets are general, ~ anlst.sred -
tho other aide IL tombstone,
The way the Chicago saloon keepers
evale tho civil rights act AMI keep oas
Sambo Il 10 put ur sign; Drinks %
subject 10 Discount, ' Tho discount
FOR white men IL S4s5 per drink.
The New York World dosen't give
the name u tho economical farmer I
daughter In Massachusetts who IA. Of
her welding day because eggs were put
up TO forty cents dozen and II would
iako two desen for tho wedding cake
and buildings.
II 10 common IN Milwaukee II SEQ a
strcc,-cnr trulging along slowly; And
/ ii il also common ~ sec man come
,tumblng ~. 81 the back door over the
railing and into The mud. while the con,
lnc,ar stands IN The platform aud cjac.
ula,es: ',l'a, ,pur fare with horn bu,
tons, will ~.
Physician why don't you set q
bound to your drinking, aud not cxcecc
| it, Patient $50 | do, sir 70 | do
Lu, tl.cn yon .cc its - fur oiI TIM.
always e.. drunk bcfor reach it,"
~ more hotels down south. Al
Ipriso,c clearinghouse, sab!
i Plenty II State items IN Massachu.
suits the winter. a Boston paper
1sass; MIR aud Mrs. Timothy Glib
spn became intoxicated nj y charity
ball IN Springfield, and proceeded q
xiszng homewnrds. Mr. Gibson arrive,
III safety. but Mrs Gibson fro2c /.
death :
10 die . drunkard II equalled !,
horror onl, by the death " : drunk
arl.nakcr.
1horc i probably but ono wo'na'
connected viii, plymouth. Church Or III
scandal, whom lIoccl,er hasn' kissc,l---
. that's Mrs. lccchcr.
Fred Gran. and wife arc about To
retnra 10 Chicago. 10y tho way wha
dees that young man do for living
\ young..er, while warming biz
hands over tho Kitchen Gro. was n
mons;rated with by,hi, father, who sai'l
lilo way from tho stovo; the weashe,
il Ii MT 90 ID" Tho little fellow Tool
ing up . his storm parent dcmursly n
piled; Il ain't heating tho weather
I'm warming my hands,
Al Indiana dsSkey says: "I'sc goi
my cibi rights to bs luah. but Amt N
old black toes s.ickia' out'n my d
butos jus d. Same. =
We'll. what can ! do for yoni" al
Damon d Tho Milwaukee poor dspar
,nsnt 10 M nth wood female oil ri
and tatlsrs. I'D like cord o. wood
. bag o Aour, and ifys don. min'
Mister, . daily paper FOR ok month
lost L. see how thu 0eecher trial
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

WEnsrEk MWUsk. serwsv Vim Am&
ettah Ste.
MI y NEvt esNUsE, ras. Eim AHl NarAst ~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

Grocery, Fruit and Confectionery
,SforeA.
~. HNtEN. ~ ". sorh.t, opposite C0Mrt
uuHse
FRANK IAMrAON, Narh ofcoau ilause,
W. N. WEBSTER, Svs ~.
UJ.AkkA M..NAt IN The .lt
tiHhh Huliilns. Oh kitH ~,
FRANK ausEFTK. IN. III t.spnArd's oil stauti.
puuth SIC Market ~,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

.Jnsfires ~ fhe I'raee.
q. '. Nm EekESssDGE oi,ie.s,ukimssil 4
esfHssnui,s hAnk
SAMkA u. SHOWN assfcAvstas store
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26
Dry. Gooda iDenirra.

n. Z. MWtTG 4 TO-. Nossh end ~
Mste h Wteeh.
WEAVER n MuxtG. Hvss II biasA.
ArNOTNtN. MARSHALL q aEANIGs.
nrtek Htesk.
W. y. ktrr, RsWth eide - Market ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26
Hirwrss Makers.

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ADNgAS MscuLLOt = tlrss doef North =
abNfl tiuubt4
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