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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
STATE POLITICS.

The Republican Club at Auburn, num-
ber> In it, ranks thirty-hyc men who voted
the Grceuback ticket last year.
We learn that the Republican Club
which has been organized in Gardiner in
ciudeS in its ranks seventy who were Green
hackers last year. Still they come.
We have been asked ten times within
one week for directions TO obtain farm
help, but have been unable 10 give any.
There is no one in this region out of en-
ploymeut. that is willing 10 work at rea-
>Ouable price.-FdrHiHgtO| ChroHicle.
The Tribune SAYS that 1.-THE Repub-
licanS of Maine promise red-hOt canvass. -
We hope that they will make it hot enough
TO melt every cheap silver dollar and to
burn every shred of rag money which may
be hidden anywhere in their body Of politi-
cal misunderstanding Post
james Emery, esq, of Bucksport, one
of the oldest and most influential members
of the Democratic party in Hancock coun-
", has come out Squarely against the at
tempt 70 unite the fortunes of his old party
with the Greenbackers, and will vote for
DayiS.-EllS,rOrh AmericdH.
The Rockland Opinion has hitched up
rum and greenbackS, along with Solou'S
lected As candidates for Legislature who
will not be afraid 10 vote for the repeal of
the prohibitory liquor law which is so en-
tirely iudefenSible, on either moral or
economical grounds
Probably Mr.. Rust, of the Age, never
received a round of applause so vigorous
a. when. in his speech ut the State conyen-
ton in 1876, he spoke of "Our great leader
aud statesman, the Hon. James e. Blaine. "
There arose such Juror of applause as
nearly upset the eloquent speaker, ballasted
As he was by that speech in his coat tail
pOcket.-BetdSt Journal.
A soldier came 20 the Journal Office
Friday morning TO learn the war record OF
Daniel f. Davis. After looking over the
letters Of his comrades he remarked
These statements are As different As black
and white. | don't see why our Greenback
papers published that article from the
Standard | will say this am Green
hacker. but | shall vote next September for
Daniel F. Davis, if live till that time. -
LelriStOH Journal.
The Dexter Gazette calls attention to
the fact that the Greenbaek platform is
silent on the temperance question, and that
the Democratic managers would have gone
i'm for free rum but for the wholesome re-
straiut Of public sentiment, and concludes
by >ayiug-''The Republican party, now as
in the past is the party of temperance, and
it, platform pronOunceS unequlyocaily for
temperance legislation"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

BETHEL, July ls.-We are reliably in
formed that the Southern Head of Grand
Manan, n. b., has been purchased by
McssrS. Geo. b, Farnsworth and 4. Smith
of Boston, for summer residence. The
tract comprises from 500 to 1000 acres, and
is bounded by the ocean on three Of It's
four sides. Lying out, a. IL does, about
eight miles from the main land, It enjoys
the most cool and inyigorating Of atmos-
phercs throughout the hottest months or
the year Then the height and force Of the
waves which roll in from the open sea after
a southerly storm constitute another strong
attraction But greatest of all, perhaps,
is the grandeur OF the perpendicular cliffs
OF trap rock, which rise from the ocean To
a height Of two or three hundred feet, for
more than mile in length. In this feature
1t is literally without rival upon our New
England coast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

BRYANr's PoNp.-As Mr.. William Hem
ingway and wife of Milton III. were driving
down steep hill in this village, on the 4th,
their horse became unmanagcablc, and
running across the main street struck a
picket fence, throwing them heavily to the
ground. Mr. Hemingway was picked up
for dead He was badly bruised and in
jured internally. He lies here in critical
condition. Mrs. Hemingway was quite
badly bruised but not otherwise injured
The Uniyersalist Sabbath School, accom-
panied by the Bryants Pond Cornet Band,
took part in the exercises at Milton the 4th.
There was temperance rally at the
grove the 9th of July, addressed by Lieut..
c. L. +. Howe OF Paris.
All the wool in this section has been sold
for 20 and 81 cents. BAILEY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

SOUru WATERFoRp.-Mr. Corbett gave
the Band Pinafore Saturday evening, aud
Little Buttercup' and capt. Corchoran"
have been on the toot all the week.
Rev. II. II. Osgood preached Sunday,
18th, ut the Flat, a sermon on Faith, from
Eph. xiii In the afternoon he occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. +. Church at the "city.
II appears that Friday the 18th, Il black
bear was seen by the family of j. c. Gerry,
within thirty rods OF Mr.. G.'s house. This
was about . o'clock IA. III. When bruin
found that he was noticed he rather clum-
silly moved of into the woods toward Bear
Mountain, taking southerly course, and
4 few minutes later was seen by Eugene
Nelson To cross the hay field of j. o. Lang
ley which is IN front of Mrs. Merrick Mon
roe's, about 30 rods distant. Mr.. Nelson
is quite positive that It was bear, and all
some eight or ten-who saw it say that
il was very funny looking animal. At
o'clock in the afternoon Miss Helen Gerry
SAW inc same anliHti HSai hueiS IL was
seen in the morning. 1t is known by hunt
ers in Sweden and Waterford that there
has been bear in this vicinity for the last
two or three years.
Sunday evening, as DR.. Webb and 7. 7.
Burnham of Brighton were driving toward
home with pair OF horses, and when near
the head of Bear Pond one of the horses
stepped on stone and fell, breaking the
pole TO the carriage. This was the only
damage done, and after Mr. L. b. Sanborn,
the blacksmith, made the necessary repairs
they again started for home, where we
learn they arrived safely.
Prof c. c. Rounds of Pennington was
in town the first of the week. His mother,
Mrs Betsey Rounds, will spend few weeks
in this village, boarding with Mr. Frank
Noble.
Mr. Henry Lovejoy has left the shoe store
of Mr.. f. Larrabee of Bridgton, and is at
the Pine Grove House for the remainder of
the summer.
Rev. S. Cummings with four little girls
from the Baldwin st. Home in Boston,
gave a lecture and concert at the NJ. E.
Church Tuesday evening for the benefit of
the Home for Little Wanderers. Owing to
the threatening weather there was very
small house. The quartet sang very nicely
the Twenty third Psalm, The Lords Prayer
and The Ninety and Nine.
Some of the farmers in this vicinity |
finished haying Friday, the 18th.
Mr.. Abel Houghton cut his leg one day |
this week, making an ugly wound about 3 |
inches long in the thick part of the thigh |
His brother James did the surgical for him,
w,~S ,v,si q YlgJ .I,dioa "a bs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

FRYEBURG- Tuesday evening the stable
of J. Frank Merrill, was struck by light
ming, slightly damaging the stable, and
killing COW.
\ week ago the greeuback party had a
severe shock, in the nature of Mrs. DR..
Still, doing considerable damage to the
party in the village
On Friday evening, last, Hon. T. b. Reed
of Portland, spoke here, in Court Hall, to
a crowded house on the political issues of
the day. He was listened to with very
marked attention. 1t was mastery and
uuanswerable argument. all through, and
such as the speaker is accustomed 10 give
his audiences.
Many boarders are already in the village,
and many more expected very soon.
Help has never been SO fully employed as
this season, 1t is hardly possible to obtain
4 man to do needed work and several men
are employed from Portland, and towns
about here.
c. r. Ladd has just moved into the new
building of VIM. Kelly, and will perform
tonsorial labor, also supply "ice cream" in
good style, to those desiring.
The Portland dailies are for sale at r. c.
Harmon's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
THE STATE

There are SiX regularly organized m.u-
40. companies. with am aggregate capital
.r $500. UU0. now 40 work in Bluehi.-
De- NJ Chapman. esq, Treasurer of the
savings Bank. and managing director OF
-. Is Icf5rd National Bank az Biddeiord,
committed suicide sunday night by shoot
.- himself through the heart.
"A woman was found I'm an old mill at
Ja..s ~. .water, near Bangor, WedneS-
C.. bound. gagged and outraged. she
VS. unconscious. and more dead than alive
v..u discovered L. is supposed she was
assaulted by tramp>-
"A Little four year old girl of W. II.
Mower Iu Corima. Wednesday morning.
>-,ap-. u front of "a moving machine,
Will. e 100 motion. which completely severed
ol. GOO, aud very severely cut the other.
Her father was driving, bat did not notice
tac child.
An ASSAY OF ore from the mine OF the
GDud~boro' silver Mining Company. made
last week in the United States assay office,
New York. showed $50 ounces OF silver,
equal CD about S253 per ton, and 30 per
cent. OF lead. The value of the lead VIII
pas Tor Che mining and smelling OF the ore,
leaving the silver net profit
Edgar A. Eldrilge. Treasurer of sur
r. drowned himself in the mill pond al
Slrry Village az about l. o'clock on We'd
u.sIay night. He had been in poor health
,lr some time, and 10 times complained oI
-u intense heat in his head Mr.. EldridSe
WAS about g. years Of age, and has held
responsible positions in the town and coun-
u
Last Wednesday afternoon Miss Mag
gle WEIGH of Portland, young woman
aIou, - wears old. met with singular
accident. While walking across the land
iug 10 the top of flight of stairs, the
ul>Juud flooring gave way and she ieli
through, and striking upon her chiu, was
held suspended until relieved. She Is said
% 5e in "a serious condition.
The gospel Banner in speaking of the
failure uf Hon. a C. DeniSOn Co, OF
Mechanic Falls, commends the plan of set
Element recommended by the committee or
creditors A. lust aud wise for ali parties,
aud adds the MeSSrS. DeniSon "are hOnora-
Die men aud have the Sympathy of those,
generally. who are most intimately ac-
euaintei with them. The failure was the
result of error of judgment in investing so
extensively in machinery for the manuiac-
ture Of rifles
At recent temperance meeting IN
Brownheld, Deacon samuel Stlckney Sald
he remembered In the Old rum times being
at "a large religious convention, upon the
same ground where he was th.n speaking
Tie thought every family present had jug
Of rum among their provisions. Then
there were many dilapidated houses, with
hats and rags stuffed i'm the window SaShes.
Now everything wears an air Of thrin and
prosperity. There are no grog shops or
7 lm taycrnS.
A Pennington dispatch to the Press
Say. -, l....... I'a. : a. .', uJ> Dis
CO., d H. ..-.r 10 ,L. public,
written b5 Lewis NJ L1oCy OF Temple
the par recently found dead in that town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

NEwRY CORNER, July l6.-Business in
this vicinity is very fair. Our steam mill
finds a ready market for all of its produc-
tions. No one here is seeking for employ
ment and finding none. The awful conse-
quences, predicted by the Greenbackers
last fall as sure to follow resumption, have
not been realized. No wonder then (in
view of this fact that many who honestly
and sincerely voted the Greenback ticket
last fall, find themselves in just the COM
pany they would avoid, and are again com
ing back to Gathers house"
Our farmers are busy securing their hay
crop. which is fully an average one.
Rev. F. C. Baker, a very promising young
man from Massachusetts, is at present sup
plying the Methodist pulpit at this place.
Less travel to and from the Lakes this
season than usual. b.
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|
PAms.-A campaign club is to be formed
at South Paris, Tuesday evening. A. R
Savage and John p. Swasey will address
the meeting. Norway Cadet Band will fur.
nish music. Let all attend
Business meeting of Unity Club We'd
nesday evening.
An adjourned temperance meeting Of the
ladies will be held at Mrs. Greene's, next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. All are
earnestly invited.
Among the visitors in this village are, at
Hubbard's, Geo. w. Herrick wife and
daughter, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon,
Portland; Mrs. Fitzroy Kelley and two
children, Boston; Chas. II. Lewis, Port
land; Alice and Chas. Kimball, Boston; c..
II. True, wife and daughter, Portland. At
Maj. Mellen'S, George b. Loring, wife and
two children, Portland; A. l.. Denison and
daughter, Portland; Chas. Q. Pierce and
wife, Boston; Mrs. Davis and son, Boston.
At Joseph Cummings, Prof Geo. l.. VOSe
and family, of Brunswick. At Mrs. Crock
er'S, Il. II. Snow, esq, wife and child, of
Portland At Union House, Mr., G.. A. Jor-
dan and Miss Rowe, of Portland. At Mrs.
VIM. Chases, +. A.. Chase, wife and child,
Dedham, Mass. Mr.. Staples, wife and
child, Portland. At Gov. Perham'S, Mr..
and Mrs Shurtlen, Portland. At O. A.
Thayer's, DR. A. s. Thayer Of Portland.
At Dr, Browns, Mrs. Maj. Brinckle, of
Florida. AT Mrs Kimbalrs, Mrs. Henry
Prentlss of Bangor
The Bell Ringers gave good entertain
mcnts at South Paris, the Hill, and West
Paris, last week. Their show is tlrSt-class,
in every respect.
An cyc-sorc on Paris Hill is the hay
scales 4 pile OF old boards and plank, a
dilapidated structure and rotten timbcrS do
not promise To give very accurate weights
and measures II the scales cannot be re-
paired, they should be Immediately re-
moved. They are not in very suitable
locality where now situated
At the temperance meeting Saturday
evening on the resignation of the Presi-
dent Of the club, Mr.. j. II. Rawson was
unanimously elected TO Ill the office. II is
hoped that all friends OF the cause will
unite and render him all the aid in their
power The singing, readings, recitatlons
and speeches were of an interesting char
acter; and it is arranged that the exercises
at the next meeting shall be no less so.
Come one, come all, and help the good
cause.
Visiting the cemetery in the King dis
trict, We observed with interest the stone
set at the grave OF his lovely wife by Mr..
+. a. Messenger. Like her whose lowly
bed it marks it is unpretentious, but SO
beautiful that 1t cannot fail 20 attract the
beholder Admirably scuptured by Mr..
+. ). CaswcI, tablet OF the finest statu
airy marble, it is a fitting type Of the pure
and noble minded one who reposes beneath
il X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

The Band made call Wednesday even
ing on A. A. Knight at the Flat. After
playing few selections in front of his
residence, the Band was invited in to take
something strong"-and of course it
went.
Arrivals at the Pine Grove the past week
were Mr.. G. +. Putnam, Miss f. NJ. Eyert
Of Chelsea, Miss L. j. Gerry, Mr.. Carleton,
Mr.. Fred Kendall and n. T. Cram and wife
Of Boston and Mr.. Daniel Choat Of Port
land, Me.
Saturday morning, 10Th, very cold-ther-
mometer at 80. TRAMP.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
July Is. 1879.

WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
July Is, 1879.
Sec'v sherman has gone on Northern
,onr. partly official and partly missionary.
lie will visit the chief points of revenue
Collection in the Eastern States, following
hi, official observation with inancial-po-
rtical speech under the auspices Of the
Republicans in Portland, As have before
mentioned. He will also extend his visit
IN social calls upon Senators Blaine, Ham
lin. and others, and finally perhaps he may
call upon the eminent gentlemen who will
assemble in Saratoga on the 9th of August
for a three DAYS convention prOmOtiye OF
financial management and legislation. That
assembly will be the annual convention OF
che Bankers Association, and At this time
u is expected TO develop matters of great
importance in national finance as we'll aS
in private banking The triumph Of the
assumption policy of the present admins
tr,tion. no less than OF the refGnding
scheme Of Sec'y Sherman, are topics for
,oucratulation for all honest men, whatever
NAV have been their previous views, and
tli, convention viii be the means of en-
-, H.. who b,v. h,retof,rr
struggled in the dark in the labyrinthS of
finance. II will demonstrate for one thing
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
Terms of Homes. Truth for the entire campaign
cash in advance:
Nonresident Taxes,

In the town of Canton. in the CoontY OF oxford
for the year 1873.
The following list Of taxes on real estate of
non. resident owners In the town OF Canton for the
wear lS77, in bills committed TO JOHN FOlE.
Collector OF Taxes of said town, on the 9Th
dav of April. 1878, has been returned by him
TO me az remaining unpaid on the 23d day OF
Aprn, 1879. by bis certificate OF that date and now
remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that II
the said taxes interest and charges are not paid
into the Treasury of said town within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment Of said
bills so much of the real estate taxed as will be
nIflcient 10 pay the amount due therefor includ-
ing interest and charges, will without further
notice be sold at public auction ut the Treasures
Office in said town, on the sd day OF Oct. 1872,
al O'Clock, p. IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

OXFoRD.-The Republicans of this vii
lage have purchased flag, my feet long
and thirty feet wide which they propose to
hang out in few days with the name of
Daniel F. Davis for Governor attached.
A club is being raised for the new cam
paign paper to be printed at Augusta, - The
Honest Truth.
Rev. Mr.. Enrich of Mechanic Falls has
been engaged to supply the pulpit Of the
Congregational Church the coming year.
Services at 10 p. IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire, and stop
at Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite Grand
Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms reduced to 81
aud upwards per day. European plan. Elevator
Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse Cars,
Stages and Elevated Rail Road TO all Depots
Give The Grand Union trial. my21-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
THAT SILVER noIL.R.

Senator Blaine's silver dollar will buy one bot
tie OF Dr.P Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. This
medicine is purely vegetable blood.puri1er pee
toral aud toLic, and has been tested in thousands
OF cases Of chronic disease OF the stomach, liver
and luugs, with unparalleled success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

NORTH FRYEBURG, July 1.-THE farm
ers are nearly through haying.
The weather is quite warm.
Mr.. Sumner Walker fell off from a load
of hay, but fortunately was but slightly
injured. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

BUCHFIELD,-Moste everyone is having
the crops generally are turning out about
rs large as last year, except the crop OF
potato bugs, which is turning out much
larger.
VIM. Gregg sold two valuable horses 10
Mr. Clark, of Portland, on Monday, the
l4th inst.
MeSsrs. J. H. DeCoSter and Nahum
Moore, sold the horse long known as King
Hiram, last Tuesday.
About sixty cords of wood belonging to
Mess, Robinson Dean and Addison Record,
living beside the railroad, were burned on
Saturday, July II; supposed 10 have caught
fire from sparks dropped by au engine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
The most ronn " nnd frngrnnL Perfnne Of the

The mos, popuar and fragrant Perfume of the
day 'TIACkMSrACk.' try L.. Sold by A. VI.
GERRY, South Paris .anI all other druggisis.
ID" Eou Believe IL
That in this town there are scores CT persons
passing store every day whose lives are made
miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and
distressed Stomsch, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
when Tor - cts. will cell them Shilohs vitaliz-
err, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Am. GER
RY, No. Paris, and all other druggists.
We Challenge Ths World.
When we say we believe, We have evidence TO
prove that Shiloh's Consumption Cure il decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made In as much as
will cure a common or Chronic Cough in one half
the time and relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Who Op
Ing Cough. Group, and show more cases Of Con
sumption cured than all others. twill cure where
they fail, it is pleasant to take, harmless TO the
youngest child and we guarantee what We say.
Price 10 cts. % Cts and sl.OO. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by A. N. GERRY, So. Paris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22
Wedther Report.

Temperature last week at A. M.
Sundays 5o clear; Monday, n cloudy; Tues
day, 60 Q clear; Wednesday, Gso clear; Thurs
day, 81 clear; Friday, 81 clear; Saturday,
81 = clear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County ~ oxford
on the third Tuesday OF July, \. ID 1879,
as the petition OF ABBY J. RAW-ON, widow
~ Oh Asa ID. Rawson. late OF PARIS, IN said
county decea sed, praying for an allowance out Of
the personal estate Of her .ate husband
Ordered, That the said Petitioner gave notice 10
ell persons interested By causing I. copy Of her
order to be published three week. Euceesziyely IA
the oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that they
may appear IT a Probate Courtto be hello AZ Paris
in said County, on the third Tuesday Of Aug next,
az O'Clock n the forenoon ans shew cause II any
they have Why the same should not be granted.
\ II. WALKER, Judge
trueeopy-attest. II C. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-22

OXFORD, IS AT a Court Of Probate held
Paris within andfor the county OF oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of July, A. ID. ls7g.
an the petition at DANIEL KlDLON and ST.
" san DAVIS for the appointment OF Francis
W. Redlon Administrator on the estate OF Martha
T.. Mcdonald. late OF Porter. deceased.
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF
this ordcrtO be published three weeks successfully
In the oxford Democrat printeda PARE that they
may appear At \ Probate Court 10 be held ut Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF Aug. next.
atp CLOCK IN the forenoon and shew cause ~ any
they have why the same should not be granted.
An WALKER, Judge.
Atrue copY-attest; IL. Z. DAVIS Rgister.
OXFORD, sat- Court OF Probate held At
Pari-, within aud for the County OF oxford, on
the third Tuesday of JUL, 4 - l,'g
hS the petition col ) HARRIET CiLLEY CT.
" sis, iOr the appointment Of David True Of
Paris, for administrator o. she estate Of Elizabeth
a. PRATT, late OF Paris, deceased:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons intrres. by causing copy OF their
order % be published three weeks excessively IN
the oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that they
may appear al "a Probate Court 20 be held az Paris
IN said County on he third Tuesday ~ Aug. next,
at o'clock IN the forenoon and shew cause n any
they have why the same should not b. granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-ati-st; II. G. DAVIS, Register.