Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
Editorial and Selected Items.

TO ChaSe'S Chronicle. II no one has
tainted brethren. let the meeting proceed.
The State Librarian, j. S Hobbs,
Esq, has thanks for copy Of his annual
report.
In the Savage wife murder case, just
closed at Augusta, the jury returned a
verdict Of manslaughter.
Persons connected with those who
served 10 the 1912 war, should read the
Pension notice OF Weeks & Blanchard.
Dividing that Fishery Award by the
number of ish caught, we Judge, by the
result, that each OF them mus. have
been q whale. Cincinnati Times
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is reported TO
be living in secusion in France. Tearing TO
return to the United States lest she
should again be placed in lunatic asy-
lum.
The Bath Commercial has received
an addition L. 3 editorial force in the
person of Mr.. Ii ward f. Patterson. The
paper will be enlarged TO twenty-iour
columns about H. u.s. OF April.
-Freelsnd Howe. Esq, of Norway,
offers for sale ten shares OF Norway Ma
tlonal Bank Stock. This stock affords
good Investment for trust or other funds.
There is loud demand for the sub
stitution of an eagle for the bHzard on
the 80 cent dollar Why not make an
enduring record of the recent controversy
by putting on gold bug7
Mrs. Sally j. Peters, reict OF the
late Andrew Peters o. Ellsworth. and
mother OF Judge John A. Peters OF Ban
gor. died IN Ellsworth on Wednesday
OF last week, aged SO years. Her hus-
band died In 1864. aged 50 years.
Hon c. p. Holland of Canton Point
was stricken with paralysis Friday night
at 10 o'clock. lie remained in an un-
conscious state until 1920 Tuesday morn
ing, when he died His age was - years
On last Saturday the citizens of
R0ckland tried tor the third time TO elect
Mayor, and succeeded. George Greg
DRY (DemocraO was elected by 50 piu-
raiity over Motif (RepubIcan) in y totS.
vote OF l.5ll. Saturday evening the sue
ccs,lu. party held meeting tor rejoicing,
and rejoiced with exceeding iervor.
Every spring the following item
goes the rounds OF the papers. Ii Is
very good item to 20 round however, and
should iucito emulation:
Inc town OF Hanover pays all its ex-
penses except school charges. out OF the
interes, OF Safe bond OF $3.50.
ii you have children or a child. you
want the "NurSery.' Its Indispensable
to family where the dear little trundle
bed trash have put in an appearance.
SLIGO per year. Boston. The Monthly
Reader. published at the same house, IS
one OF the nes.est things in print, Tor
primary schools, as we'll as Tor home in
slructiOn.
The TINE TO ADVERTISE "A very sue
ces-tu! merchant IL laIHe New Eng land
city o1ce remarked 10 the writer: Il
always vertise most when times are
dull. In busy seasons II is only necessary
10 keep my name before the public; / am
sure TO get NJ share oil the spontaneous
traffic. But when business Is light then
| illuminate my broadsIdes OF special bar
gains, and then IS just the time when
special bargains ale sought for. '-Ne.0
Y1rk Evening Post.
Geo. p. Rowe. Il Co., the large adj
ver,isiug agency hrm OF New York have
removed to No. 10 Spruce 81. They have
changed the form and style OF the
American Newspaper Directory" Il
will DO issued qusrtecly, hereafter, a.
81 80 per year. II is indispensable in
every newspaper Office, and to all adver-
Users. The work describes 1882 peri
odcals. and gives large amount OF gen
ersl information concerning the p aces IN
which they are published.
-Horotio Staples. OF Portland. adver-
tises tor spring trade in dr. goods. This
is one OF the best firms in Portland, and
keeps the largest and most varied stock
of goods. In silks-parIicu srly black
siIks-S'aples has no competitor in
Maine, worthy OF mention, regarding
both price and quality. Ofders by mail
or telegraph receive prompt attention.
Samples or goods sent by mail. Traders
can make excellent terms on wholesale
lots.
We have received from Rev. j. A.
Seilz. pastor OF the Uniyersalst CD rches
at Norway and Paris Hiil.a pamphlet con-
corning 1.-THE great controversy about
hell and future salvation" The work
contains thirty-siX psges, andis arranged
in a series OF questions, the answer to
most of which is. that is Que Of those
things which no teller can ind out"
Price OF work tea cents. Mr.. Seitz has
also three o,Ecc lectures in press, upon
the following subjects: "Universalism
and the Universaist Church, The Pan
of Salvation, "Retribuiion; To-day and
the Judgment Day" Also Mr.. Seitz has
two books for church service, arranged
by himself, -one Vcsper Service, the
other Manual and Vespers. The later
work contains over 800 tunes, and will
soon be placed upon the market.
DuRHANs.-A correspondent from Far