Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-15

"1iioW as 4 M,
block mandatory. lie supp,ie. "
shoe trade with I'll kinds of pine cn,,' 'u'
boards and die blocks. 1t is thug
establishment OF this kind in Maine "
Harlow is also partner in the firm, .S "a
A. Harlow & Co., manut.c,r,.. w.
vinegar The firm has secured NJ.
whereby excellent vinegar j. m,t''
twenty four hours. A barrel ., GA
charged with iermenting preu,,.i
aud allowed to drip slowly iuto recen GU
cles placed in the lower story r.
product is sold largely in Portland
Lewiston. Eighty gallons is the am, 1-l
produced daily.
There are large number Of o..
eral stores. which supply all -.
territory north. which Is on III. ~
of the Oxford Central Railroad p
largest. and probably the mos, cy.ar'.
store in Oxford Couuty is that Of A,w.',
Spaulding IL Co. We fully de..,'.
this establishment about one Year 81.
Fuller, the farmers friend, keep.,v.,',
stock as does also Asa Atwood A. ~
and numerous other traders.
la Asa Atwood's store Austin Al
ford have their insurance Office ~
Geo. o. IIayford has charge Of thu"
ness, and by his energy and per,evs,.,
has succeeded in doubling tbe --L
taken during tie past year .ao,sj,b.,..1
Ing "hard times" Tbs best fra 49,,
lie companies which DO bushes, +, 49,
State. are represented by this firm
There are two drug stores IN ,,..
and various other business es,zLli,bm,-..
which will be noticed O, some r,,r.
time.
We had nearly neglected that mo.,
important adjunct OF every New En-,
land yillage-the post office. L,.t,s.
in the store Of DeCoster & Shaw bo
II. DeCoster, Esq. Tue people are a..
troubled with opening one mail ID
Chase's stage runs 10 LeHislo, ..,.
morning, and returns al night. brsyi,,
toe mail. II the stage Is a little AIsi,
afr' lns, lae spare uMe ID le,o.,y. d.,
the cd soldier boys % living over ,be..
battles. Buckliej zen, lu.Iqua.,,
the South. many Of " hon never reurge4
In passing throngh the village y.
were particularly struck wiki The VAIN.
of style and finish exhibited IN The bgi.
ings- so marked a coalras, TO m,,.
New England villages
The splendid water power furnished
by twenty mile liver. and he m,,r
business establishments already 10 on.
ration, show how soon Buckdell ylI.,.
would become peg-city, i: the rai.ro4
could be again put 10 operation. Be.e
looks ~ though many year, wo.l
elapse before that will occur. The ,s,,
is torn up where 1t Gro Sos the r1ad.s,t
as at Mechanics Falls, We observed r,,.
den fences extending across lerlyg
which should bo The pathway ol.hR
great engine Of prosperity, the ioa
horse.
About two miles from BgcAGeJ. O,
the Paris road. is little stream con..,.
ing TALL which for beauty c41lo. b,
surpassed by many It more note. T..
locality is sly led basiu TAILS. A pede,a.
an on approaching The spot hears
murmur In the woods, which Is 50 load
that it gives promise ct something cto
and refreshing. Turning abruptly 20
the len. We discovered steep tsls.41t
in few moments faced he lall. The
water here leaTs about thirty feet a.o.
basin below. Large boultcrs aid washed
ledgos, indicate that the Little slreAm We
saw runs Il torrent in spring aud Is.
In many centuries this stream has s0'-
course from thirty TO two Auldgcl Zee.
deep. Steep banks on either side ;es-
TO tell the story. IL is & lovely sp0! Oa
summer day, like "Wednesday. hltt-
away in woods where sunshine cau O1I
find The brook The stream mss be
followed up quite distance by .abcTicl
clambering, and it reveals new beaGic
every rod No doubt 10 the o.den ine,
it was q famous trout brook We strS
tourists or eNcuTsionisls who are iccLIi
for something new 10 yisi, basin lii
IL is famous IN the vicinity VI BuclieG
Il is quite walk from Bucshet
Paris, but We took IL. We dbl nOir-
tend TO, on the start. but the fellow vi.
was riding alone behind kept 9!
respectful distance. Ii would be c'L'
cult for team 10 travel over such h.S
as rapidly as pedestrian. Farmers :"
along The ine were finishing up 'bti
hay ing. On the route We noticed ili'
one farmer had pro6ttd by book is'r'
Ing. and saved himself uaLy hours o.
toll and untold back-acbe by tarni'g
sheep Into bis potato hsid. Ia aao.le'
place We observed some young s'o''
which had turned themselves i0'o
corn field through bars which had 0e'l
earelessly left down. \ splendid view
OF The white mountains wi,h lle viIIss'
hills and valleys intervening may be li1
nearly ali The way through zoe hp""
more district in Paris. aud me residsl'