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, 1880-01-03

SrRIS0f1ELD, Muss., 1an s,-I}nr1,ey O'nrlcn,
10 yours old, fell down It shaft In fept deep In
Mo1ntCs urn-hr.l, Wcst StockhrlllEc lust night,
md WIS INSTANTLY kili4l.
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will tell ynu tho ea,no thing. It's tho q md Is
1ncn wtlN got Mll tho relEof. They get NIL troy

Rot Ill I'll liz e''o rsoy q set n" shsS
"I,o yu, think tho atrlke will continue2"
nt,, sure i went IHat hoyot,tl hi"n,lay Tho
a @ u liz 'e sers .sk t e, e 's @ 4oy the hvd f", se
ORIGINATING Yrs",t ,h hiEs cysr s Tho strsc has hni; nf
,ktontay. morning thoy will lot tho Union 70
mne tsas ' o a'ks se e's ps"e %Ss w" M f bras
nb"ut II conference totweun tho pnnkcrs mn! tug
'f9ss s @ .esse qw @ e swessF nd % 't e.
Do wih II M NJ mr i s'n snY t. ths tbs eR. feR.
fnrc i started, n'ui It i meeting. of the Union
iii wronE lf no hatl .!arctl to sny TINT tnn .lnys
nED he'll hnvo hecn thrtswi ont Ut tho hull. as
t WIS, thnre wns II \ Kt,ott ln.ny ehssrcl Mtn; !
lrn,lurshlp ur thu U,llnn md ust them I'LL hek tD
work Ml"er tlie same condition nf attnlrs whGi,
cnngl' 70 d! w he would DO tho lnt,st popular
mnn !n tho Union by lo,,R odds"
w IL fs W. WSrkx cstcry a IL o"o Of an h
hCses.
"How Is rou" LITTLE 1;osa eng4s'zA7'ox =: oErrlSo
ersSfns a as a, a,S rssS I'D 'nS se,T}Sf wSsk'n'
"1!Gca,,ao tho Rnol workmcn-tl!u men with
WIFI, a ssf 'x W'otF @ FS ,cy y, To
,nI,. inva sv, nre trti,,tr r., h,, ~, nm fhns
@ !narris Ssd f ows w. Wiz "'S liz crfeatly sisc% M il
krSn shrn III til ii eer III, whisEy o'' ' ''''' ~
~" 'on;t tho work,len sct money from tho
."No, not to amount to nnything: md when
AZ Est hf amytE It xSs to IT, fso
C"minitcs sart @ o,'t s @ M ;ko 'aai,ay ar;',r, 70
4 n,an nntl he Is expected to trent them ut
the Mcnrcat sastnn. uni trt"ro the Co1nu,lttmeo m
Wns pill Over bus sonc into tic snioonkcepors
.rI,, s'S,' wv "o' '""h 'no HUI VIII" '""'''s
"No. d, mt. They aro getting nick of tho
rhc lxrnn a sss haHo s nret,v W nctenills @
Eyen nnt S the fStks % at ire sto9ps With
"nutr ~ Toy sny M To- M H., HUI. :Y, n,l .tct work
1T liz nncktng. o,ses # yo'1 wn1,t It; Wy do,,t
rnt. ,1t, fn ,ynrk nn INV yn,,r hnmrI Woar1, mt
st,1u1r - press?c. c. md tuti,y a,d th ,ext div
ts 'y ~ iia tsg "is H I ~ G ,sss w9rksn wifi
"WSnt Il" yo,i th!i,k of OCommeii7"
3 sar} u ! '.'': rssy @ to keep 9,!l ths
TbIt IL ii, e .res ~. Tnr. ria n1nrt i tl,e ij,f,
sts s sinry III ssn1ps mid e is to ao ri to work
ess inv hi IN, ~ cnimc t,a inin fht 1ruton2"
-ulo,1t tic only uon-un!ol min ti1rrt.,-nni
,hat shaa ss ] %est fa te u"o H tut @ dn M s ~"
h9ye '!sGn to tW9 or t4reo Of their =, tneetinss
snw s trsshr It Is thc rvIer so, tHt t r r,t,l
~ ,th!''x ara srSw,,i!x down ls decent,
pnckcrs III
f"I'ho n,ly trouble ia TINT they didn't malss, n
st. Dt, ys.,l E1.nw whit tic wnrIstneu viii WANT
next IL caso they win tiis strlkc -
~Mo II %,,, ,,o c,rht.hour work. md ~ to ,,o,t
were wls,ns ias they !nt st"r I'LL tleas thrs
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One Dollar per Bottle.
MINUTE REMEDY.
Only requires minutes, not hours, to rclevo
pain and euro ACtltD dlscAse.
RadWay's Ready Relief,

In from ono to twenty minutes, tover fails to
mnttur how violent or excrtirlattng tho pnin, tho
ItftEUM4trlC. l!cd~rIt!len, I,t!r1n, Crippled.
Nervous, Neuralgia. or rrostrntr1 with tllse!so
will uifOrtl instlilt ensu.
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of the
Btadder, inflammation Of khe Bowels. Congestion
Of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult BEcathlng,
Palcttnton Of tho Heart, Hyatttlea Group, D1ph-
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cold chlils, Ague ChiIls,
Chilbfatns. Frost Bites, Bruises. Summer Com
plalnts, Coughs, Colds, sprains,. Pains ic thu
Chest, Back, OF Limbs, are Instantly relieved.
, 1880-01-03

UISCUF1GIfEl1 TIJ() 14hTE.
FRANKFOtr, n.y.. Jun. 1.-DrlMNG Wulcutt, 12
ycnrs ol.l, son of Capt. John Waleutt, Of this
county shot md killed Ell lurns tcnlnrel Ills
fMthprs ctrr!nEc-ttrlvcr. Tho hoy did not know
tho gun wills loutletl.
, 1880-01-03

AT RED BANK, MI
NEW YOMK, Jun. :.-'rhD lOss by tho lire ut Ilctl
Hunk, N. j., Is ul,nut SI.,.la1 plrluly Insured.
, 1880-01-03

INTERNAL HEFESUE.
Tho receipts from intcrnnl revenue for tho
first Xix mouths ending Dec. II, 1871 tho first Elk
months Ut tho current t!acal ycnr, wcre SUI ,5o,
l.1, md from customs $ST7,sl3,s50.
COINAGE.
Tho following In IL statement of tho cnlnnBe
executed , 4 .hr tInt!c1 M 1T Sta;ns MIs ,rInx e-
nil minor a!,!i,,sr. is Iiili,eH pIeccs,"saus Sl,4si
TntlIl c1innEc, H,07S,1l0 p!cces-yn!u1 $3,8I0,aG
THE ItEpEMtT10N AGENCY.
The following Is a statement of the operations
Of tho Sntional I9n,k Redemption Axnney fur
thu mouth, md for thu aix snonths omltnR IHc.
riis i n is;s: Enianai ink note. M tiisposst M Of.
mites 1T for circltntinn assnrtctl nnl retnrncd
1,s II, phs 81 tis}e s , dor !'t 1nt Tor sa G
assorted md delivered to the Controller at tho
Currency for destruction mud r.nh,cemcnt with
sis,esoo:: ,."tcs Of filled, iiqHlati,ts. ind r..
uelns nks . rposlsetl u she e. frc,slry is III tar to
2,;t s soa. 1s r. t's r x aants fGss;S s3s
60. Totnls f,r is;s: Month; ssS77,1o fnr s!x
ols's, .,! sx12 ,Henso 'S rea for tho month tse
VALUE or sOnEr1N COINS.
In the Treasury crctslnr IT Jnn. !, 1880 pro-
claf!nH tho estimates VI vao nt foreign c,,ins
III, Unitr.! atntrs llonoy or accn,,ns. tho
sHe Of silver roiIa IN computed ut ther bullion
value compared with tho gold s1ollnr as unit
Of vnluc," u,d tho following, c!,angcs frt,n tho
ho % Xsta IT. s "ri s"s sestimate' t IT Il ee'ts
tho flnlnr,,f Central Ancrtel. United States nf
ctlInl Ec,nt5ur Peru. nn'l I1nliylm fs reduced
fru,n Of I'm tn KtB 10 cents. The ,InllNr OF Mux.
leo from ll r. 10 tp 10 g. 10 cnilta Tho rllrec 1T
lln frdt.i ~ I-11 to m T-1n cents, Tho ft,hle
Of I&tlasm frn3lt - r. 10 tn LIT -lQ The nAub
Of 1rIpoli fHln II AIN tn X 8l0 cents. Tho g0ltl
ftDrn :nf tho Neth9rlailds IL tnkela is Il tnulu-
| tAry rntt MT 10 = 10 centa.
| RlI.yE1t TuttCHABg.
This Treasury Department announces tho pur-
chrse or l50,UO0 on,cca ct silver.
| \ noND alttiwIxU.
| Tho consolidated report OF tho rccrinta from
Internal ryr,!ilo fur tue two ntnthsenln9 flpr.
III. 1Ss!t, shows IN ngHrEKlo ert.Se ctItnHnrtAl
With tho ktll rDrHl lust yGtr Ut Sl'bt5,553. Thu
certificates Ut t1rpnslt fnr tho 1yt,nth of DcGGn-
| Der Bhtlw III tmcrrARe 1T tho receipts fnr tho
mnh nf II, ,6At III. As etstnpnrcil with tho atis,
Mth lust yehr, l'lIlktHx III AKBtGXlLtC lnerellAU
! fur nix months " f..!u1,aai.
| HIIyElt Nn1.t.AlEs.
| Tho Ccaring-liGlisu bHtlkB 0f Nnw York hnvo
agreed AtlusK themselves ttAt tho t-Er,n stI-
yer tlnnrh shall not III, received II tho clnr.Y-
lInlse In settlement ut etla tlile fr4 ono lnIiik
to Nlnl,er, although, these dollars nru, by Inv,
| u full tender fur tGlhs.
| sIrvElt CERrlFIuATEA.
NEw yOllK, INli 3.-CnmEt,t,le knnx writrs
| to tho President af thN finlutl1 National Hank
that the nnly t'gal l.trntlnr lltnllty 4hnt silver
certificates ,nvr II tint they irr receivable for
cl,stnnE. tuxt's aml nll public ucs taecttni Ut
nct Uf Frh II. lBsB,. mil iMt t!lere IL IN nuthDr.
lty nf Inv fur COUNTING silver Mrtlohtta iii II
n,rt NJ thu lnw[ul-nnt,ey reserve which tht
| National lAlk8 nr0 rGtI1stsl to hold,
, 1880-01-03
STRIKES ANN TtlE tstrTCilEltS' UNION.
:. tn {ha E[ttyy Of IAe IAtt4a1 Tribune,


CH1cAnn. Jun. a.-Snco reading thu bylaws at
the butchers unln,l, I MI. disposed to iHlorsu
largely thu In,ly .ln,lu Grey HwEsst,elnls UplnOn
Of tho pI,y -stclsers. II thu t:zar's Government
be us t3r,lullcn ns t!,.su ty-laws. then thu Nj
htlfsts csorvo tho sylupIthy Ut mankind; and
II thu Cxar bo III hiHl to re.snn n,ul
progress " WIS ClIarles L., thon hp
observes Crlmwull a,,d like
fatu. Tl.olr esnlo Is III isMtt to ltuplbliea,sll,
natl vRth under thu BtAtnt0, II thuau butchers
uiN w1sO antl lHhtst. l,nw, or why htsu they
NiinpteA by laws which, NfAin thulv fAc0, ur0 mt
hmltlig, other upun ttler employers nr lllh,sl
tl,Dlr ttH,l lnunlcrshipl Tho iMn1Urity nf thls
membership cunstAtA Ut Foreigners Who }rCsltlll.
hDy, Gt,lllu to tAH country to Dnlhy liberty.
rrtlAt, ind tho hDt0 nf u liyellhMAl, Ia whit
hn'ttKht Eas here; nhl II THU 1ucsup Ut their
r4fXns IL fur auwilX, thpn tEie tAeru thrust
!Ex mt ly ta1ur M1v uliplnyers, la bnnt-tnv. is
M thutcllIlAt9 punishment Ihuy lFu guilty Ut
Ar1,Atyp W1stls III thu lntiElhkS.
These strikers welt know, III everybody else
knt1Ws. tAt tr thelr trlnttGls wese uceItslcl tn
they would nut hblli0 III nKlpo1!tunt thirty days,
| lnlulxcncg would only RtlMuAtp nn4 shAtllo,l
theIr demands nilA iusscll tlGir performance.
| hnye Witnessed ship ea!kers In thu
| s,ort Ut 'Nuw Iurk, thou receiving $lnl
ppr day., strike far -, when during The
stlhH nAtlE!llI1 Healsn, tho san!u lnbor wlA pcr-
ftrluc,l In tho iN,rk ut Mnnttral fur &l.1:ss pek
| 4lAy pf u.tu huur lolIXnF sisne. That wn1 why
| NnW York Hhtpynrds eehDeA eMptfmess, and why
tho groht sAul5 al 1Ohn tsnach and othcsa were
! Wlndowlsss and dlaplatod. aud nasu starving,
tho highest rate& Tor repalsa hud port nhaEgot u
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HEALTH IS WEALTH,
Health d Body is Wealth d Mind
RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian Resolvent:

rire blood mikes sound .lcsll, atrong l,one, and
Il elrur Rkin. " you would hnyn yn,lr ilesh firm,
yutlr hUrs sOltl1!. Witilt etrIes, mil your cni-
l1Irxinn f.tr, i,se llAuWAY'8 SAlt3APAti1I.-
LIAM HESULFENT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

-ScriLHer's Monthly for November
comes to us in what is called a high ART
cover. 1t is certainly change from the
the old cover: but we don't like it. In
the first place. we don't see why it is
high ar, TO make like and shape
the other letters 50 it is difficult to read
them. The highest art in printing, it
seems to US, is that which makes reading
tho plainest and easiest Then the
name of the magazine is crowded to the
top of the cover, and the publication
offices are crowded into the bottom while
nearly the whole cover is devoted to use
less Giiigree work which means nothing
and which has neither form nor comeliness
to it: when we turn the unwelcome COW
er, however. we find our old friend
lScribHer-the best, most beautiful and
artistic magazine in the world. This
number is more largely devoted TO art
than usual. and the engravings are so
near perfection that it seems nothing bet
ter can be produced. One of the most
notible articles is Steadmans critical
essay on Walt Whitman. 1t is likely to
make stir in the literary world. and fur
will fly for the next few months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

DIxFIELD.-The rain which fell abun-
dainty on the evening and night of the 18th,
has done much good in this vicinity.
The tooth pick factory, giving employ
ment TO flrteen hands, is doing a thriving
business.
Messrs. Chase X Austin have commenced
saving the lumber with which 10 build
their mill. IL will be finished In the cours,
Of eight or ten days. The patent saw
latest Improvement, Is well calculated %
do big work. In three-fourths OF minut,
1t goes through twenty feet long by cigh'
teen or twenty inch thick hcmlock board
The saw was on the ground on the litl
and in running order on the 10th.
Mr. l.. Bracket aud others are at work
On the Harlow block. All the apartments
nine in number, on the first floor ar,
plaStercd. Several OF the l. rooms on th,
second story are being fixed. The Ode
Fellow fraternity hold their regular meet
ings in nicely furnished hall on the uppel
Hat.
In a portion OF the building owned by
Mcssrs. Fields and Stanley, Mr.. Benne
some time ago opened five aud ten cen
store Mr.. b. keeps on hand about two
hundred ornamental as well as useful arti
cles. lie has had many callers and goo,
patronage.
The High School holds a Lyceum OF
Thursday evening, 2lst inst. You shal
hear more OF IL soon.
We have been favored with visit from
the editor OF the atlantic Times, Mr.. JohI
Hall Of Atlantic City, n. ]. Mr.. II. il
taking few weeks vacation. Hope h'
viii have the rest aud recuperaiion o
which he Is in quest. We learn he leaves
Dixheld this week to spend some time il
the towns OF Turner aud Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26


Davis would have clear plurality OF l63
votes over Plaistcd.z 1t does seem pity
that the votes could not'be counted after
the fashion of that great reform CD party
Of 1879.
Mr.. L. X. Nelson was presented with
valuable meerscham pipe recently, by
Messrs. j. w. Marden and T. C. Sewall.
The pipe fits "Kidder" to I, and he Is
giving 1t splendid color.
Mr. Michael Dayitt, the Irish land agi-
tator, is giving a lecture at Turner Hall
this evening. He arrived in town from
Denver to-day at 1880 n. m, and was
met at the depot by large procession and
marched through the principal streets OF
Leadvillc. TRAMP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

IIIRAM-A great deal OF sickness has
prevailed in this village OF late. To deaths
| have recently occGrrcd-that Of Mrs. Full
Ter and, n day or two later, that OF Ahram
| Brazicr. Our people were deeply affected
| by these events. Mr.. Brazisr MAS a young
man Of excellent character. In him cen
tered many fond hopes OF his parents, as
he was their youngest son and would. had
he lived. have made their home his own.
His many friends will be pleased To- learn
that Christopher Allen, who has been very
sick, is able TO be- about the village again.
The proposition to build 4 new town
house was recently, deliberately, IL not
malacc aforethousht, voted down in "a spe-
cial town-mceting. When short-sightcd-
ness Is supplanted by wise counscls in
the minds OF few score men the much
needed building will he provided. Towns.
like individuals. have regulations, and 1t
becomes every citizen 10 so act that his
town may be known for It's enterprise and
self-respect.
In the opinion of many who examined 1t
before the sickle was brought forth, A. X.
L. Googin, OF this town, had one of the
best pieces OF corn this season ever raised
in Maine. There were nearly three acres
OF it, Mr. G.. entered the lists for OF the
prizes offered by the Lewiston Journal.
Mcs>rs Hubbard Young at the bridge,
have enlarged and painted their store
greatly to its Improvement in convenience
and appearance They are doing a good
business.
The Universalist parish observed their
annual Harvest Service Sunday, Oct. 10th.
The church was finely decorated with the
various products of the season. The ser
mon treated OF "Liberality and its Re
wards" and was based on Prov. II 2i-2j.
This service is one of great interest to this
parish and for several years has been
largely attended Delegations from sever
al neighboring towns were present The
beauty, fitness and impressiyeness of the
services are acknowledged by all IN atten-
dance-NelrS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

MENICo.-Thomas Farrar, an aged man
formerly of Woodstock, but for quite a
number of years living in this town, was
buried last Sunday. There seems to be a
greater amount OF sickness around here
than usual.
The Lewiston Steam Mill Co. will put a
large amount OF timber into the Lakes and
Swift river during the coming winter.
James Wood, esq. has already made con-
tracts with parties to haul the lumber.
ii. S. Raymond will commence to yard
lumber in day or so. He hauls to Swift
river. Gilbert Bros. have men on Swift
river waiting for rise.
Chase, of Milton, is putting in stone
dam at Succor Falls, near Philip Abbotts.
He will put in good mill and if he does
all he proposes to do all wish him success.
Poplar cutting will be big thing on
Swift river this winter. Thousands of
cords are to be put in for the Canton Pulp
Mill. SPARKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
A REIGN OF TERROR.
The Alarming Incrcase Of Uea,,
Disease. and the symptom,
which Prcccde it.
Leading 10 scientific Iuvcsti-a-
lion and AN Attempito check
It's Increase.
The Wonderful Properties of 'Seda.
tine india" and how to Prom.
erIy Use Il.
Facts OF impo rtsncs for Al. H,gardiny
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics OF this country
show that great proportion OF death,
arise from Heart Disease. But aside fr,,,
the fatality which attends IL. the incony.n
fence and suffering which even The fr,,
stages bring make il necessary % t,to
prompt measures for relief Jndoultc.Uy
the greatest remedy of modern times =,
curing diseases OF the Heart /, .'Srd,tiue.
de-India," which Is accomplishing such
wonderful results and attracting 80 much
attention. This great remedy p0>,es,e,
ingredients specially designed for all tbe
numerous troubles Of the Heart. The com.
bination Is the result Of long aud car.lul
experiment, aud IL can be- safely asserted
that when taken ia time IL will cure I'm ey.-v
case Do YOU ever have Nightmare on.
pressed feeling In side aud breast lrrr.T.
lar Action, ThrobbIug, Jumping Fu,,er.
Ing, Momcntary Stopping, Slow C.rcua.
ton of the Blood; These are all symptom.
OF Heart Disease. Those who are ,u-f .r.
Ing and have never tried 10 should 10 80 At,
once; those who have ever tried 10 DO not
need to De urged 10 do 50 again. lr ybqr
Druggist has not got 10 send one dollar ana
tifty cents 10 our address and 10 Will be-
mailed 10 you. Sole Agents In America
Lobdell Chemical Co, IT. Louis, No.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26
4 CHEERFUL RALLYlNG CRY
HANCOCK WEIGHS $50 PoUNp>. AND
ENGLISH l. An ODIoUS SKINFLINT.-
Human ToR HANCoCK AND ENGLISH

The New York Sun undertakes to raj
" the Democratic hosts in this truly
mournful manner:
The Democrats have sustained an un-
expected and notifying defeat in Indiana
and Ohio. Il is disastrous, and may
prove fatal. II is silly TO make light OF
il, and idle to try and white it away by
cunning calculations and adroit figuring.
The Democrats are beaten, badly beaten:
whether beaten to death or not Is the only
question.
1t mas seemed to US that the whole
Democratic campaign was a series OF
blunders.
The party had one man-only one
whose immense strength had been dem.
onstrated on a National feld-Samuel J.
Tllden 1t Is the one great, pre- minent
name in the Democratic party. He
was a reformer indeed, as his record in
the office of Governor had proven. He
was a statesman, as al his public papers.
especially his letter declining to compete
for the nomination, had emphatically
shown. Childless. ike Washington ne
had only his country to love; and even
the ties of kindred were ruthlessly sun
dered by his stern and unrelenting hand
if the faintest blush of an improper prac-
tice rested upon them. So patriotic, so
lofty, so convincing. was his great letter
10 the convention which made the nomi-
nation. that the most adroit and the
ableSt of his enemies, after reading it.,
avowed his disposition to support him.
This illustrious man, the Democratic
party thought il could affords to dispense
with as a candidate! There is word
of one syllable with two o's in it which
might not appropriately, be inserted
here.
The party nominated Gen. Hancock, a
good man, weighing two hundred and
fifty pounds.
But Hancock il not Tilden.
Then, as a browning act of folly, the
party went into the State of Thomas A.
Hendricks. and took another man for
Vice President, Any name other chan
that of Hendricks would have been folly
enough: but to 90 one step further, they
had to take a man with the most odious
reputation as a skinfint to overcome.
There used to be a fellow who made
an occupation of butting his head against
a rough, New England stone-wall for
twenty-five cents The Democratic par
~ in making this nomination resembled
him; only they didn't get the twenty-five
cents.
Now, We are for looking the actual
facts squarely in the face. Who cannot
do that without blinking, in defeat and
disaster as well as in victory, has no
manhood in his make.
We are beaten; we are overthrow;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

sHOT DEAD. - Thursday evening u
party of young men raided house of Ill
fame in the town Of Palmyra, with the
intention Of cleaning it out They
made a slight mistake. however, and
were themselves cleaned out. Rodney
J. Lord, one Of the aSsaulting party, was
shot dead by an inmate Of the house one
Cole, got two bullets in his head and
another man named Lincoln, had bull
let put into his neck. We have very lit
tie sympathy for the sufferers. There is
law enough 70 close out any and all nui-
sances, and resort 10 night riding or
raiding is never iustifable Parties who
indulge in such amusementS must be vii
ling to take the consequences of their fol
". Persons whose houses are attacked
in the night. we believe. are perfectly
justified in protecting themselves to the
last extremity. Let any class Of people
tamely submit to such outrages and they
will become frequent and mob law will
take the place OF justice as it should BE-
administered through the courts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

NoRwAY.-Quite an exciting case
wherein A. +. McAchorn has been on trial
before Trial Justice I. S. Brigham, esq,
charged with breaking and entering the
store of Lewis O'Brion in this village, and
cutting and seriously injuring almost the
entire stock of goods in the store, has
just closed. The trial, after an exhaustive
examination during two days or more, re-
suited in the discharge of the Respondent,
the magistrate not considering the evil
dence sufficient to justify the binding over
for further trial. The acquital seemed to
meet the appreciation of the greater part of
the large number OF our citizens attending
the trial.-Adrertiser.
1t Is very evident that the editor Of the
Neu Religion didn't enjoy the Republican
parade in Norway, last week. ri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

EAST SUMNER, Oct. 23.--The extensive
and valuable farm buildings belonging to
John Head In Sumner, were totally con-
sumed by fire at an early hour on Friday
morning. Thirteen cows, six oxen, one
horse aud some dozen hogs persisted in the
flames. The buildings probably were the
most valuable set Of farm buildings in
town. The loss is probably not less than
six thousand dollars, aud the loss falls
hard ON Mr. Head as there was no in
surancc. The lire is supposed to be the
work OF an incendiary.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-26

BowDoIN CoILEGE.-The Bowdoin Col
legr Boards, at their meeting Tuesday, &C
cepted an additional gin OF $4,000 from
Henry Winkley, making total OF $40, 00C
from him. 1t was appropriate To endow
and establish "Winkley professorship OF
the Latin language and literature" A do
nation of $4,000 by Mrs. Vaieria G. Stone
was accepted and appropriated for the
"Stone professorship OF intellectual and
moral philosophy. donation OF $50, 900
by Mrs. Stone for the purpose OF COM
plotting Memorial hall was accepted A
committee was chosen TO carry forward
the completion OF the hall. The commit
tee was also instructed to procure plans
and specifications for new gymnasium to
be erected when the means are obtained.
Resolutions OF thanks to the representa-
tives ofthe family OF the late Admiral III.
r. Thstcher for the gift Of a portrait OF
Gen. Henry Knox were adopted. George
T. I.add was elected Stone professor OF in
tellectual and moral philosophy.