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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

MAsoN-Had big thunder shower Sun
day night; an abundance of rain; all veg
etable lie has taken new departure.
Young stock has been turned 20 pasture.
Grass is starting but is badly spring killed
where the snow did not stay on.
Measles are plenty. Young folks are
getting married. Old folks have been trad
ing farms and business is lively generally.
The mills are all running on full time.
The farmers are driving their spring work,
not much planting done yet Some very
warm weather, for May. Has been very
dry. but wet enough now.
Moody Scribncr. At work in one of \. ;.
Beans Mills, at No. Albany, had his right
hand badly injured, so that II had to be
amputated. q. ". u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

A DKN OF THIEvEs.-It Is said we must
LINE drives" with the Democrats 20 hght
the Republican pirates. Can We fight the
pirates 10 better advantage IL We go into n
den OF thieyes;-Solon Chase.
1, NAV not be necessary to remark, in
view of the above, that ''Uncle Scion
believes that the State Government was
stolen by the fusiOnists last winter. r.
NJ. Fogg wants to swap the Congressional
nomination in this district. with Uncle
Scion, for the Presidential nomination of
the Greenback party. Fogg says he will
help Uncle Scion get the Presidential
nomination, if he will step out Of the
way. And Fogg was one Of the thieves.
Likely as no, he would steal both nom
nations and charge for travel both ways
if Uncle Scion were 70 yield to him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

NEAR FALIs.-AleX. Wadsworth led his
80 years old lilly into one Of our black
smith shops last Saturday for a birthday
present of new pair Of shoes.
DIR. Frank Devereux OF Kezsr Falls, has
lately finished his studies at New York,
taken his diploma, and is now seen on the
streets with his little trunk. He Is young
man of great promise and greatly needed
at Kezar Falls.
Widow O'Brien OF Portland, died few
days ago and was buried at Cornish, her
former home.
The ground Is getting very dry.
our citizens are building and brushing
up, making improvements, making things
look chccrily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

going to the place found they were maze
by robin. Ii It not q rare case?
Joseph II. Dearborn Of Hartford has .
goose that laid an egg eleven inches ny
nine, containing three yolks.
The breadth Of corn and wheat Will DC
increased. Corn win be planted earlier
than last spring. Many will test the virtue
OF Bradley's Phosphate on hoed crops
The plow and harrow show that the potato
bestle was not winter killed.
The showers on the night Of the ninth,
at one and three o'clock, with the warm
calm state of the air, frequent flashes OF
lightning, mild thunder and gentle rain'
were worthy of notice.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

a crew of men have been at work tnere
most OF the time since February "m'
Small, the Rssl Estate Agent, Of Lewiston,
has been to woodstock buying the minera'
on different frrmf fiy'pg re farmers s. &C.,
an siuoaht % stoekh se6mpany that us
to be" for pay. II seems as though me"
had better be little shy OF SO much ta'k'
with no cash to follow. Mn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

OXFORD oNrEREScE.-Oxford Cohie'-
ence of Congregational churches will meet
at Sumner, June sth and 9th. Persons
attending will be entertained at the follow
ing places Andover, Ramford and DIX
feld at Dea. s. S. Stetson's; Bethel "a
and Upton at s. @. Cushusu's Bethel Isl
and Berlin Mt WIN. II. Sewa.l's Gilcad and
sbelburne at G.. Rice's; Norway LIST at
Mrs. Jane Hcale's; Norway ri at L. L.
GARDENERS; oxford aud Gorham at $. Rob
inson's; South Paris at J. T. Scissors
LIST preacher, Rev. +. T.. Bacon; alternate
Rev. T. Z. Williams; "a preacher, Rev. a.
J. Benedict; alternate, Rev. c. ID. Crane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18
HARTFORD.

HiRAM.-The Bridgton Ne,es says that
as J. n. Brown was cutting timber At the
head of Barker Pond, In Hiram, for Mr..
Young, the axe glanced and struck his IN
step cutting cash three inches long and
to the bone. He was alone. He went TO
the camp and washed the wound, sewcd II
up with darning needle and cotton thread
taking six stitches-and then crept on
his hands and knees mile, occupying six
hours, to Roscoe True's pasture, where he
made himself heard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18
LITERARY NOTES.
-Gustave Plambert, the novelist, is dead
aged 50.

-Gustave Flambert, the novelist, Is dead
aged 50.
James X. Osgood has retired from m.
book firm OF Houghton, Osgood 4 Co. ~
BOSTON, and will continue the book NOR.
fishing under the name OF ]. II. 0sgood &
Co.
The Scotch paper that rejected Camn.
BELLS "Hohenlinden, the Greenock AIrsr.
fissr. has suspended. IL has been priptsd
seventy eight years. Campbell was not M
To It's standard.
-Scribner's Monthly for May, containing
Stednan's essay on Poe, with the FRONTS,
piece portrait engraved by Cole, De WINES
article on "wood-cut Printing" ..Th.
New FORK Seventh Regiment" etc, etc. /,
already out OF print
George Eliot Is married at last. A
Mr.. Cross Is mentioned as the bridegroom.
Mrs. Lewes. as the great novelist was call
ed by courtesy, Is just sixty years old. Mr.
George II. Lewes, with whom George Eli.
OF lived on the affinity principle without auy
ceremony OF marriage, died In November.
1878. Sixty seems a tardy age 10 be mar.
ried AZ. Few authors have succeeded so
well In screening their private life from
view AS she. In her earlier days her tastes
led her almost exclusively into the fields or
German metaphysics, more especially 70
that OF the metaphysical science bearing
upon German theology. Not till near mid.
die life did she discover her abilities 10
novel writing.
THE MAINE SCHOLARS MANUAL
Messrs. Dresser, Mcclellan d Co, will soon
publish manual, prepared by teacher,
designed To meet the requirements of the
resolve passed by the Maine Legislature,
last winter, "In relation To school eXer.
cises aud examinations. This manual
contains the Constitution OF the United
States and Of Maine, with the required
articles specially designated. very full
set OF questions on the Constitution Of
the United States. aud questions on the
most important articles OF the constitg.
ton OF Maine, have been prepared, and
are specially adapted 10 the wants OF our
High and Grammar schools. IL also con
tains the first prayer in Congress and the
Declaration OF Independence, two speci.
mems OF historical literature, well worth
the perusal aud study OF our scholars al
so historical sketch OF the Declaration, and
an outline OF Maine history, the names Of
the Presidents OF the United States and OF
the Governors OF Maine, together with the
term OF Office OF each one given. II will
be i2mo, board covers. aud sold at the low
price Of IS cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

There is quite contest for the fusion
Congressional nomination, in this district
Swan has engaged Rev. j. A. Seitz,
traitor, of Norway, to advocate his claims,
and they are travelling hand in hand, over
the country Swan says he sold himself
for a thousand dollars, and Seitz sold his
religious paper for three hundred sub
scribers. Fosg claims the nomination,
as be Was chief eonspirator in the count
out. The old line Democrats propose A.
5. Kimball of Waterford, while the out
and out Greenbsckers want either Scion
Chase Of the Mills, OF Sewell Gof, the
poplar peeler OF Mexico. The claims OF
each are apparent. Why no, nominate
Rev. Mr.. Scitz himself; lie has said
publicly and in has paper that he will not
be candidate for Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

Judge Robertson Of New York, pub
fishes brief, pointed letter in the Albany
Journal. giving the reasons why he shall
not vote for Grant at the Chicago Con-
vention. His letter makes fair state
ment of the position which a delegate to
any convention should occupy. He is
to obey the wishes of majority of his
party constituents. This break in the
New York delegation is heavy blow to
the Grant men who have managed his
with more zeal than discretion.
Eighteen or twenty Of the New York
delegates will follow Judge Robertson,
and about the same number from Penn
sylvania.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-

A National Convention OF The Republican
party win meet at Chicago on Thursday,
the Sd day OF June next, at II O'Clock,
noon. for the nomination OF candidates TO
be supported for President and Nice-Pres-
ident At the next election. Republicans
and all who viii cooperate with them In
supporting the nominees Of the party, are
invited 10 choose two delegates nom each
Congressional District, four AT large rom
each State, two nom each Territory, and
two from the District OF Columbia, 10 rep
resent them in the Convention.
j. ID. CAMERON,
Chairman National Committee.
THOMAS b. KEoGH, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

DISCUSSED GREENBACKERs.-J +. Hill
ton or ST. Adams, Greenback member of
the last Legislature, writes TO the Camden
Herald. III DO not intend 10 Join the Dem
ocratIc party, and there are thousands Ia
the same way. In my Judgment there Is
but one course for the National party To
pursue Fuse with no party"
A Turner Greenbacker writes 10 Chasc's
Enquirer III the rag baby Il beguiled
into the fusion trap. you can count me out
every time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

LovEwELL's FIGHr.-Saturday was the
l55th anniversary OF that affair with the
Indians which is known in our colonial
history as Lovewell's (or Lovell's) Fight,
in what is now Fryeburg, Maine, May Sth,
1855. or the thirty-four whites engaged.
nine were slain at the beginning Of the
action and three wounded; and when the
fight closed, only nine men remained I'M
hurt. Though really not 10 be called
victory for the whites, the effect was favor
able for them, and II was Que Of the latest
OF the noteworthy passages of arms be
tween the races, In this part OF the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

NORTH PARIS, May l3.-During the thun-
der storm OF last Sunday eve remarka-
bic case as to the queer freaks Of lightning
occurred in the house OF Eugene Curtis, OF
Tuell Town. The lightning struck and
carried away part Of the top OF the chin
ney, then passed down the chimney into
the stove cracking the bottom Of the oven
and forcing open the ash door. The strang-
est part of 1t is that there is no place to be
found where the lightning made its exit
from the room. A. T. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

The Name Evangelist has removed
its office to South Paris. While We can
but regret that Bro. Sprague has located
in a territory fully occupied by newspa-
pers, we congratulate South Paris on
having added a conscientious Christian
man and working Republican to its
population. There are two papers at
Norway. one at SO. Paris and one on the
Hill. We cannot all live in so SINAI!
territory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

COOP TEMPLARs.-The pext-session oil
Oxford District Lodge Of Good Tcmplars
will be held with Mountain Home Lodge,
at Hebron Academy. on Wednesday June
2d, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Lodges In the dis
trict will please see that they are duly rep
resented ut that time. IL Is hoped that
some OF the Grand Lodge officers will he
present aud address the people. A basket
picnic dinner will be served.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

The CASH ExrESsE.- Herald say,
that Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, the well
known lady phlanthropist, has. published
a curious little tract, contrasting the rela-
tive expense OF religion, education, rum
and tobacco. Rum, she computes, cost,
the country 1861 ,63s, 502, annually; relig-
ion, So .63S, 40; education, s9j, 400, s9i
Rum costs each person annually 81,
whether they drink or not. Mrs. ThOmp
son computes also that the man who drinks,
treats, and uses tobacco, will spend on an
average, 81. SO per week; si.l7. she argues,
will feed family OF six persons one week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

THAT Is so.--It is well 10 remember that
A. b. Morton, just arrested for forgery, j.
President OF the National Liberal League.
Had he been church member half the
newspapers in the country would have
before now had articles on the hypocrisy
OF protesting christians. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

So. PARIs.-The Messrs. Richardson &
Co., are charging their store, by the adj
dition of full length extension on its
northerly side. The firm does very large
business in hardware.
The Maine Evangelist has an Office in
rooms over the Savings Bank.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

The Maine Republican State Conyen
ton 10 nominate candidate for Governor
and Presidential Electors will he held IL
Augusta Wednesday, June %. The Fourth
District Congressional Convention will b'
held In Bangor June %, and the Fifth Dis
trict Convention In Ellsworth June IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

BRIDGToS ADMINISTRATION Acade.
my begins its summer term with 20 pupils
over 20 more than last summer and more
than twice the number Of any proceeding
summer term in the history Of the school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18
Rev Mr.. Seitz of Norway. saws

Rev. Mr.. Seitz Of Norway, says he
is not a candidate for the fusion nomina-
ton for Governor. The party should
take him up and run him for that office.
1t has already run two played out Uni
versalist clergymen for the position; and.
you know, the third time is always sue
ce.sful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

: ANDovER. - Timothy Hastings Of No.
Rumford il moving into the house OF Geo.
Huse ut the corner, where he Is TO work at
his Notwithstanding.
c. W. Hodgman has bought the farm OF
Charles Kimball, occupied by Geo. L. Far
rar, and sold his mill property to Jas. n.
Hall.
Ingalls, Bragg has made improvements
In his house.
Farmers are backward with their spring
work, owing in part TO the cold and back
ward season. We have had but little rain,
and 1t has been poor season for river
driving.
j. A. Thurston has portion OF his drive
out.
John Goold has finished OF the house
recently occupied by Mrs. Newton, and
rented the same to J. w. Eaton.
James Stevens, Post Master for the past
IL years at South Andover, passed quietly
away Sunday afternoon, the 9th inst, aged
"a years. lie was the last surviving son
OF Capt. James Stevens, one OF our first
settlers; Capt. Stevens coming originally
from Andover, Mass. Mr.. Stevens was a
very quiet, industrious man, Of strictly
temperate habits, and always most happy
with his family, in his own home. He WIS
born and died on the farm he had always
successfully titled. He leaves n wife, Mar
cia b. Stevens, daughter Of the late Ezra
Smith, esq, OF Hanover. Four OF his
six children survive him: J. II. Stevens,
OF this place, Mrs. Wight OF Gorham, n.
H., Mrs. Wight OF Gilead, aud Mrs. lioyt
OF Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

PERsoNAI--The Rev. Mr.. Seitz OF the
Norway w Religion, and r. u. Swan, the
bride copspirator, are proving about the
State In company. Two just alike; birds
OF feather; one as bad a. the other
RnlL Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

CANToN.-The thunder showers OF Sun
day night were the most severe known for
many years in this vicinity, but no damage
done as heard from yet in Canton. David
K. Coles house in Sumner was struck and
damaged badly, tearing out the windows
and SCATTERING the gable end fearfully.
Fortunately no one was injured. He was
insured in the Phoenix Co. against damage
by lightning. -Le,cistoR Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

--Messrs. Hawkes. d. Garland Of Paris
Hill are about to sell out their stock OF
goods, owing to Mr.. Garland's i'll health.
This will make an excellent opening for
'ome enterprising trader.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

The Greenback CAroRicl, says; 1.-The
party ought not To take man for Con-
sress who said before he went 10 Augusta,
that he did not approve the acts OF the
Governor and Council. and after he got
there did something no Councillor would
have done Who is hit?-Er.
In the language of the boys, II swan.
I believe I can guess
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

MExIco - Our regular correspondent
says that twenty Frenchmen, under
ovcrsccr Gouchy, went up Swim River
Tuesday, TO peel poplar for McSsrs. Mar
shall & Irish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

Don't forget the Reform Club Con-
vention at Buckfeld on Tuesday. Give
il good send off for the summer cam
paign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

I. Any psrson who sahss . psP,r regularly
anosherss. or wheshsr b has subscribed or not
ls respectable COR the payment
q. II persoa orders his paper dieceannaed,
10 mpsf pay al arrearaSes, or the pooiisher may
eol,scf - whole amount, whether the paper 10
taksn non ths once or not
a The Courts have decided thAtrefnsing 70 take
nswspspsrs AMI periodicals. nom the post ONCE,
o. rruovinr and leaving them uncalied Tor, -
$500 f,cSs eyidsnce Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-18

The New York Sun is trying to get
up ID. u. Field boom.
, 1880-04-06

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Special Dlspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
kAHAAs CITY. At0., April ilh-CATTLE-Thg Irtts
na.s:e sl.Pppr. 16ai0i gStlxe tlacAsFs and fesd; l.
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9atDt tight. fL4ks&tl, packtnR. S,4AtC0 butclers',
<4.nsSA.Is, receipts, 9,3U; shipments, 7(n,
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40 Receipts, Ad0I ahipmeuts, aah
, 1880-04-06

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FOREIGN.

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III, No., lis I'd,
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port. 400, American. 10
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no prohaure y Aoli Corn IN iaif demand and arns.
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Wheat Aenllned l.: Corn dscinod d. Country
-l.0NnoS, Ap1l A-L1vEmpooL-;wheas steady.
Corn siuw. AlAKk l.AaE-Whaat about u cheaper.
Corn Ab*ut q cheaper. CurHoes % coH1t-Wheat
steady. Corn nrTn. CereOea on I!assnHe-WhGAt 9nfot
ehaais eAs!8fi French quiet. fHrner1 d9lsYeEes vt
EnZliah wheat during tlo past week. NQlka.S,QM