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CLEARWATER, October 90, 1879.
| TO tie Editor Of the Eagie:
DEAR SIR As many stories 10 the dis
credit of II. X. Watt. Republican nominee
for Sheriff, have been circulated by the oppo'
sition. and thinking that many who do not
know him would believe them, we consider
it our duty, As well As pleasure, to state
that he has lived in our township five years
and has always been considered honorable,
upright and industrious. and has never been
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
JosErH W, SYNoxps, Presiding Justice
JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk,
MIS-. CROSBY, Reporter.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS. Sheriff.
TERN, 1879

GRAND JURY.
Albany, Amos q. Bean.
Andover, VIM. H. Hardin.
Bethel, Elias q. Bartlett, Foreman.
Brownfeld, VIM. f. Swan,
Buck6eld. David l.. Farrar.
Canton, Charles f. Moulton.
Dix6eld, Daniel Tucker.
Fryeburg. Samuel o. Wiley.
Greenwood. Jacob Z. Curtis.
Lowell, Joseph T, Stearns.
Norway, Ira Johnson, jr.
Oxford George F. Walker
Paris, Ira Bartlett.
Porter, Hazcn W. Hartman.
Rumford, John IL. Barker.
Sumner, Elias A. Tucker.
Waterford, David p, Bisbee.
Woodstock, q. \. Whitman.
The following traverse Jurors have been
drawn:
Andovcr. stephen w Richards.
Bethel. Euoch ". Woodbury..
bcthCl. -. jonn Hastings.
Brownfcld, James r. Hill.
Buckfcld. y. I. Shaw.
Byron. \. $. Young.
Canton, Simon NJ Coolidge
Dixfrld, Euos T. Gould.
Fryeburg, Frank Locke.
Gilcad. Samuel w Potter.
Grafton. Geo. VI. Brown.
Greenwood. ID. W. Cole.
Hebron, Ezekiel Merrill.
Hiram, Scammon Hill.
Mexico, Hosea Austin.
Norway. Alonzo j. NevcrS.
Norway. Chas. b. Cummings.
Oxford. VIM. f. Caldwell.
Paris. Edmund Curtis.
Paris. Horatio Bradford.
Peru. Amos T.. Harlow
Rumford. John f.. Elliott.
Sumner. John II. Robinson.
Waterford. John y Baker.
Woodstock. Grccnlcaf 6. Dow.
Court conyencs, Tuesday, March llth
This is the first term held in Oxford Coun.
~ by Judge Symonds. Our attorneys
ar 10 have an early opportunity to tcN'
1 his patience and discover the cause OF hl'
popularity In Cumberland County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

CANTuN.-Business brisk. Town meet
Ing passed of very quiet, re-electing Old
board of officers with exception OF Super
visor of Schools, Rev. c. 7. ID. Crockett
in place of VI. +. Kicker, Mr.. Kicker de-
cliuing to serve another year. No GRAN
Jaclers on the board. ami very few voters
oil that stamp in town.
Mcs>rs Gilbert have nearly completed
their piers in the river, and will soon COM
mcnce on their steam MILL Lumber for the
boom is arriving daily on the X. +. b.
Railroad. They are also erecting a large
boarding house for the accommodation OF
their help. MeSsrs DeCoster x SWEET
have the contract for this building. The
r. Il. Co. i placing slcepcrS upon the line Of
the Road for the extension from the village
t. the steam mill.
4 bridge across the AndroScOggin River
at the Hathaway Landing is being talked
Of 1t Is hoped that it may be built ~ it
would he a great accommodation 10 Canton
Point people, also to Dixteid aud Mexico
people, anu the public generally.
K. f. & b. r. X. Is doing a good BUSH
ness. one thousand cords of wood have
been transported over this road TO the Pa
per Manufacturing Co. at Mechanic Falls,
and also large quantities of bark. The L.
X. Co. are erecting i Cur house near tho
engine house. SECoR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

THE CHINESE QUESTIoN.-On the 4th
page of this paper VIII be found Senator
Blaine's letter, spoken of last week. 1t
should be carefully read by all who wish
to be informed concerning this important
matter. The President refused to sign the
Chinese bill, as passed by Congress, and
returned it with a lengthy veto message
This message Is a Statesman-hke paper.
and deals with the matter principally as
an international question. The Boston
Journal gives the following summary OF
its points;
4 large part OF the message Is devoted
% the history Of the treaty ant the nature
of It's provisions. particularly those oi the
two sections which the Chinese OH aDrO-
gated. The President does not veto II
because he i in favor of Chinese immigra-
ton, bat simply because il i proposed IN
am irregular If not unlawful manner To
break solemn contract without consult
inc the other contracting party. lie i
inclined o. believe that both Governments
desire modification OF the treaty, ami De
Hcve> that II will bc wiser 10 attempt TO
secure such changes 10y legitimate means
us viii relieve Us of present annoyance AMI
future danger without >u6iectng the COM
trv Co the danger OF the loss of our trade
bv ha~tv action which che Chinese Govern
ucnt might well interpret a> on insult
Onc or the strongest points made by the
President i that Congress or amy other
branch of the Government cannot abrogatc
part of % treaty and leave the balance IN
forge. since that would De equivalent 10 one
power making "a treaty whjchwould be bind
iur upon wonatiou> Another point which
/, Of mo- little Importance j. that the pro
posed law would revoke the treaty and
leave aH of oar citizens now in China with
out protection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

Our subscribers responded 50 freely and
promptly to their bills, las; January, that
We find ourselves In condition 20 DO more
and better for them than We promised.
For some time we have contemplated pUt-
ting a new dress of type upon the psNo-
GRAF. but. owing 90 thg >triu-cucy OF the
times. have been unable 20 do So until the
preScu, week. The improved appearance
of this edition only serves 90 show how
badly the change has been needed. We
consra.ulatc ourselves and our subscribers
upon having, this week, as 5ri-h, and fresh
q paper. geographically speaking. as amy
in the state. The G5arah'y Of our sub
scr.bcr,. which has enabled Us 90 make
extensive Improvements IN onr othcc. Is
also O subject for coagra;u.auoH upon
broader grounds Il indicates that farm
er> are nudiu. relief from ~haul times.
and that the wheel, of business are again
revolving with ease. No, only do our
returns tell this tale tor Oxford County,
bat thcy bring the same rcpori from al.
parts ~ this country OUru- ou
connection with ,he DEWoCEAr. wc
have never known ~ many >uo>cro-
crs % "pay up IN one season. as have
paid since Oh, middle of December last
MANY dein4Uen,>, whose subscription,
were overdue TWO wears OF more, have
settled thciy bills. and nearly hundred
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

/ Auv person who who takes paper regularly
from the ofnce-whCther directed 20 his name OF
h ~ spon sihle for the payment.
,. II person orders his paper discontlnaea,
he nust nav al arTearages, or the puohsher may
'eo1fiTge to send n until payment is made, and
'.,ii.et the whole amount, whether the paper Is
token nom the Ofice or not.
The Courts have decided THAI refusing 70 take
newspapers and periodicals rom ne Soss eLnoS,
or removing and LEAVING them uneAAeu ioi' y
pr.r.a 6acis evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

WEST BETHEL, March Cur roads were
never better for tcamng and pleasure rid
ing than nOw the spring day sun has not
softeaol them any yet, although the wealth
er has been tine lor the past week.
Bean, mill yard Is well stocked with
almos, every variety of wood our town can
furnish, cut from three to four feet eight
inches in length.
The farmers havcapieniy of hay and stock
is coming out in good condition. The
prospects of a good maple sugar season
near at hand, gives the hard times coun-
tenances sweetened look preparatory to
a vigorous seasons work which will fol-
low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

VErEEINARY.-Ass spring opens, with
its eneryating tendencies, upon man
and beast, Mr. J. IL. Rawson Of Paris
Hill: finds the sale of his standard Vet
Urinary Medicines rapidly increasing. lie
also receives a large number Of testimo-
mails, daily, telling of the virtue OF his
curatives. We are personally aware that
his sales have reached very large figures
during the past year, and that dealers
speak in high terms of the goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

Jefferson Davis living-a living REBELLION
the floor of the Senate of the United States.
Sir, am amazed to hear ii, and can tell
the gentlemen on the other side that they
little know the spirit of the North when
they come here ut this day with bravado
on their lips, uttering eulogies upon him
whom every man, woman and child In the
North believes TO have been double-dyed
traitor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

old air. Highland call to action Il
must have reached the dying man. A
few minutes later Colonel Petit came out.
Its over, boys, he said; Zack
Nealvs gone gone higher than | can
follow. God help me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

observation-disclosures election held Mar
3. The citizens Of this town, at this cleo
ton, discarded party, and went for the
best men, Notwithstanding the Greenback
ers tried to verify solon's statement that
the greenbackers had swallowed the Dem
ocratic party, in this State, all but its
heels, which were sticking out Of the capa-
cious mouths OF the greenbackerS, and
were 30 nearly dead they could not flop
much.
+. I. Cotton was in town. last week.
lie removed, last spring to Pennington, y.
I H.. where he has built him fine hotel, and
furnished Il equal to any in the State. He
/ i, doing a good business. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

Perhaps a few who writhed so hercely,
but unsuccessfully, at our late town NEE
Ing for Greenback representation in our
board of officers, will not look upon the
bright side us above II stands them in
hand to be OH bright side in the future,
and drop GreeDbackism. G..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

THE Elections in Maine, this spring.
show a great falling off in the Greenback
vote, when compared with ;hat east last
September. The cities Of Lewiston and
Auburn both elected Republican officials,
and In Portland, where Democrats and
Guenbackers united the Republicans
have secured majority in the city gov
crament. while the combination candidate
for Mayor wa, elected by bu, forty major
itv The same report Is made all along
the line. and indications arc that the
grccnback craze ha, run its course. The
Cirm'c'. SAYS this Is only rcpulSc to
the ,kimi>h line, and laws it to 'Jiuing
drive, with Democrats On the other
hand. the 10. Of Belfast attributes 1t to
lack Of harmony and system IN securing
such union. This disagreement of the
two leading crccnback organs, Is but an
exhibition OF tina: division Of counsel
which prevails IN the party, and which
mus; result in It's disruption Republicans
must not RELY too much upon this victory
ur they viii suffer defeat. next fall /,
IS time now to begin discussing the qucs-
non o.; finance, and 10 assist those who
are asking for information concerning
the affair OF state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

BowDo1x COLLEGE. Three Bethel
bows. members of the class of 80, have
been assigned Junior Parts. Their names
are Frank Winter. A. NJ. Edwards, and
f. w. Bartlett Only eight Juniors are
awarded this honor,-the eight who have
maintained the highest rank in the class
during their course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

"A Paris wit remarked, the other
day, that if man was honest enough to
sell his Sl.75 jack-knife and turn the
proceeds into the State treasury. he ought
TO have the privilege of stealing a Sc
pencil as a reward for his honesty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11
IPTON.
WATERFORD.

WATERFORD.
Moderator, \. :. 'kimball.
Sclcctmen, Waldo T. Brown, William W
KlibOrn. Henry Sawin.
ozark. &. l.. Wilson.
Treasurer. \. :. kimball.
Collector, j. .. Longley.
Constable, j. O. LOnglcy.
Supervisor of schools, \. S.klmbail.
WOODSTOCK.
Moderator, c. \. Jackson.
Sehctmcn, G.. O. Dow, \. i. Rowe, O.
s. Dudley.
ozark, G. Il. lloughtOn.
Treasurer Jas. l.. Bowker.
Supt. school Com, \. VI. Chase, +. L.
Wyman.
-Onicial returns furnished by town clerks
have the word "clerk" in Italics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

BrcKruIp. March 3.-llurrah for old
Buckdrld. The Grccnbackcr> defeated and
utterly routed, our animal spring meeting
occurred today and a board Of officers
elected with one exception, (thc clerk
entirely rcpugnant to tnc >of, money party.
/ our hs-t victor, wa, for Moderator. We
elected rho> = Br.I.hlm, esq, over g.
Barrett. G. C.. Spll!iuS dom. was rc-
elected Town C.rra lbs q lrse minority,
Ibeus voted Tor hy a'l parties. oar next
contest WAS Tor dr,t Se,,cmiu. II. IL.
[ Hutchinson va, supported by luc G.. IS,
land s. r. BDnncy by thc opposition, ami
resulted Zoo thcccc,iouo Dlunry For-eC-
onI Srlectmlu the o.. b, run i. B.
Waite. the Democrats Josiah hutchinson
the Republicans Merritt Farrlr. The 'hiri
ballot declared au election for Farrar For
the third town officer. A. F. Mason de
fcattI J. G.. Hcalt. the GrccnbacN canii.
date. The article in the warrant for town
AGENT VA, passed, leaving the matter with
Che Sclcctm-n. 4. +. Bouncy was reelected
Town Treasurer. and \. F. Mason rc-clect-
ed Experimenting school Committe ".
B. Thomc, was elected Constable and Col
Iector Of taxes for the ensuing year Thus
end, hard but pleasant days work. The
| Grrcnback doctrine is fading gradually but
surely Already We see signs of decay and
hope for an early funeral. The Sub>crip-
ton to their paper, coming To thi, Office
are reduced more than onc-half Former
subscribers 10 Chgse's Chronicle decide that
the reading OF then. !. Trijma, is not only
easier but much more profitable. II.
Mrs. l.. Atwood, milliner on Lisbon
Street. Lewiston, has rented the store for
mcry occupied by Themes s Caldwell AMI
will put in large stock OF millinery and
fancy goods. VIII be ready to open early
in April
The Railroad is doing more business than
was anticipated by it, most >anguine
friends.
Building in the village has already COM
mcnccd. and since the Republicans by r.
sumption have made the poor mans paper
dollar as good as the rich mans gold we
anticipate good times.
The hog is now the basis Of Solon'S
speeches, and a pork is now advancing in
the market Scion must stop soon as he can't
20 lower than the hog. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11
0tfurA 9smotrat.
Newspaper Decisions

PARIS. MAINE, MARCH II, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

BnYANr's PoNp, March Otis Kaler,
esq. who has been proprietor Of the Glen
Mountain House for the past four years
la, leased il To Mr. I. +. stevens.
our High school begin, Tuesday. March
{. Lewis NJ. Sessions, principal lie is au
excellent teacher and will have good
school BAILEY.
Mar. 7.-BuslneS, has been quite active
for the past two months. The weather and
travelling have been very favorable for the
potato business, which is a very important
industry at this place. More than twenty
i've thousand bushels OF the crop Of ISIS
have already been shipped from this sta
ton. although the crop was supposed to be-
very light. \ large part Of them have been
purchased by W. II. Cole. and sent to j.
II. Libby Of Portland, and +. p. Blake OF
Boston
Anscl Dudley has bought I've hundred
cords of poplar pulp timber for the Forest
Fibre 60. of Berlin Falls. y. H., which Is
being shipped TO that place lie has also
purchased about two hundred cords Of hard
wood for Lewiston parties.
Mr.L. VI Sessions OF Milton. who taught
very acceptable winter school here, has
opened q High School, with very favorable
prospects.
The Uniycrsalist Sewing Circle gave a
masquerade party with antiquarian supper
at the Glen Mountain House, last evening.
II was very pleasant affair. over one
hundred took supper, and the company
would have been much larger had the
weather bccwpltasant.
+. VI. Bartlett OF this place, has four
year old colt Of the Hampton and Emperor
stock. which Is very promising This colt
stands over sixteen hands high, weighing
100 pounds, and j. very fast for one Of his
aye II.
Saturday evening, March !, the friends of
! Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Day met 10 celebrate
their wooden wedding. There was large
attendance Of citizens, aud many presents
were len a. reminders OF the pleasant oc-
ca,ion. RcfresMncnt, were served, and al,
retired with the best OF feeling JOB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

Moderator, L. &. Harrington.
Srlcctmcn, :. &. Hobbs, /. ). Pike, sam
uci Frye.
Clerk. T. : Mclutirc.
Treasurer, john Locke.
Collector Andrew BuLzcll
Supcry i>or. Fred. W. Powers
Al Republican, but 81 Selectman. -
Grccnback vote was light, a falling of from
last fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-11

Moderator, ID. l.. Austin.
Sclcctmcu, James French, ID. l.. Austin
VI. NJ Mason.
clerk, J. W. kimball.
Treasurer, T. e.. Larry
Collector, VI. =. Burbank.
Constable, j. W kimball.
Supt. school Com, II: 7. Wheeler, j
W. Bennett.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
Remark. ana Conditions.

Nominations In STAKES must Be- made to the
Secretary on or before The Let day Of August,
1879. Entries for the purses must b. made /:
For Mondays races. on the Saturday preceding;
for Wednesdays races. on Mondays and for
Fridays races IN Wednesday. ct the regular
time for closing entries, % Designated By the
rules. Those who have nominations In stokes
must name 70 the Secretary, In writing, which
they will start, the day before the race, Ut 2.
r. Horses entsred In purses can only b drawn
By the consent Of the Judges.
The rules Of the Pacific Blood Horss Assocts
ton will govern running races.
The winner Of the stalks for 8yess olds 70 b
run d Sacramento, Sept. 10. to carry 8 pounds
extra, and Of Fridsy's 8 year old, then 8 pounds
extra. should the same colt win both Ut these
stakes 10 shall carry 10 pounds extra.
AL horses tntering for State purses must Be
owned and kept In Nevada and California east
Of the Sierra Nevsdas for SIX months prior 70
day OF race.
kntries to all trottng purses will close Sep.
tember 10 with the Secretary.
Five or more 10 enter, and three or moro 70
starr In all aces for purses.
National TrottinR Association rules 10 govsrn
trotting races. Pacific Coast Blood Horse Asso.
citation rules 70 govern running races, except -
above.
Each dsy's races win Commence promptly At
I O'Clock ?. u.
AL entries must b DIRECTED 10 p. B. CON.
stock. Secretary Of the eocisty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-15
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn TO make money rapidly
operating In stocks. BY the 1.-TWO Uneripg
Rules for Success" 10 Hesers. Lawrence 6
oo.is new e~lrcular. The combination method,
which this irm has msds 20 successful. ems.
blss people with large or pmall means 10 reap
al the benefits Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of orNers. In various sums are
pooled Into ore vast amount. and co0psrdfed a.
dn1tghfp trho}s, thus securing 70 each sharc.
holder al The advantages Of the larRsst Opera.
tor. lmmsns profits are divided monthly.
AIRY amount from IS to te.00O. or NOR, can b
used successfully. N. Y. Bdpfkf Hs<hy. Sep
sember Goth. 1875. says; ''By the combination
system SIS would msks S1s, or6 pr cent $50
pays $3.50. or Z per cent; 500 makes $1,000. or
10 per cent on the stock during the month. &C.
cordins TO the market." Frank L<shss Wus-
trdtSd Nnrspdper. June 10Th : The comsins.
ton msthod Of operating stocks 10 the most
sucesesfui evsr adopted" Ne1 York Lndspsn-
dent, September 12th: The combination Sys-
TEN % founded upon correct business princi.
pies, and no person need be without an fncoms
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