Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-03
S. u. Comrt--Sept. Term, 1871.

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1.s r. IS pnotso,d who omit.
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.Ioe, $40, 40 ,,h,a;, tho nronertv Delt
,,e,;os Tho r;gbt 10 redeem and the cour,
;,,,r,,.,od tho ;,rv worry neremntorilv
,ha, hr mob = Ir,nsf.r nlff WAS not en-.
,;,lod 70 rodoem Tn. ;nrv coull do no
otherwise than find for deCt Delft. own.
cd mfrs farm. and claims that he has not
co, all that plfr owes him. by some hun.
dred, of dollars
+ G. Harlow. Virgin.
Josepb F Bessey Y. inhabitants of
Summer
Action for damages to "Black Jack" a
stallion, for getting into the snow, where
The road was not broken out and getting
damaged. Deils. claim il the horse was
injured. il was caused in part by plff's.
carelessncss in allowing said horse to re-.
main in 4 bleak place. without blanket.
inc. for an hour or 80, after the horse was
heated in his excrtions getting through
the drift. and that plff. did not use
cap,;on
Var,Jic, for Milf Of 500 IS.
{ G Andrews Black.
Inhabitants of Newry VS.. inhabitants
Of Gilead.
This WAS an action against the town of
Gilead for manner supplies: the ALLEGED
manner fell into distress in Riley Planta.
lion. and under n provision OF the Stat
u,es Newry. supposinp themselves the
oldest incorporated adjoining town to
said Plantation. furnished the supplies to
a largo amount and freouentlv notifying
the defendant town: but the def. town
denied ibeir own liability To Newry. and
IL, -. 400 oe
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,rh;ot :, ,xos ,I,ecod thu, Newrv was the
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ooor,I,e Mas had stated their law the
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,h., his homer wo,IJ Of conrso nc matter
s 1,w ,,lo i,,5;,;o, ,,o,,.e IF tho 400 of
said towns and handed TO the cour, the
oor,;,;od comics or tho arts or ircornor,.
e., IS so;i ,ow,s with tim soal ri tho
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Stale v inhabitants of Oxford.
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reason of detect in bridge across Little
Androscopgin river: verdict. Gully"
Respondents except. and carry the case
np 10 law court
Foster, Co. Atty. Perry.
State V. James b. Durgin.
Respondent arraigned-rctracted his
plea of not guilty, and plead guilty; fine
500. cost $50.
Foster. Co ATTY. Liltleiield.
Stale Y. Abner ). Hmnden.
Arraigned. plead guilty; fine 500;
cost $40 to be paid before next court, and
respondent 10 answer To second indict.
ment OF December term.
Foster. Co. Atty. Littlefeld.
In our report of Yates V. Wormell, last
week, it stated that the Portland creditors
OF Felt attached the goods; they were at.
tached by creditors who had executions
oil twelve years standing.
Gibson for def. Hammons Tor PHI.
The Hartford Depot matter came up in
Court under the form OF Petition from
the Railroad Commissioners against the
Portland Il Oxford Central Railroad
Company. In this case, it will be re.
membered. that under the law of 1871.
authorizing the Railroad Commissioners
10 locate Depots. the citizens OF Hart.
ford Centre petilioned the Commissioners
toloeaie Deuot M that Mace .upon which
petition a 1earino WAS had and an adiudi-
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