Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-03-18

BEFORE THE coURT-sATURDAI.
C.P. Bartlett v. NJ. F. Watson ct ais.
Suit for horse bought by N. d. Clark,
under written authority of defendants.
CLARK was getting subscriptions for the
Maine Democrat, some months previous
to April, 1871. On account OF Clark's
drunkenness and refusing to pay over
collections. Watson notifdd by printed
handbills, that Clark was discharged. In
April, 1871, Clark WAS authorized topro-
cure subscribers and collect money Tor
the Oxford Register. and he was given .
paper. commenting him TO the democratic
friends in Oxford County. FOR their hos
piAlily and courtesy. Question by Glib
son. plf's Atly.-You knew Clark to he
a miserable, drunken character in 1870
not good enough for the democrats in
York County-but in 1871 you commend
/ oil him 10 us in OXiord-although not
good enough Tor York. did you consider
him good enough Tor 0rtord3) Laughter.
In May, 1871, Clark bought the horse
/ in question of plf.. and ho had got
wagon, harness. robe, &c. Mr.. Watson
repleycd the property. and paStnred
the horse during the summer. When he
took the horse from the pasture. he found
that il Was kicking animal; 1t kicked
the front of the wagon to pieces; he sent
him TO Saco aud sold him cheap, getting
ONLY about SAC 90 Tor the animal. The
horse spoiled new sleigh for the pur'
chaser by kicking. Clark owed Mr..
Watson about $1,000.
Alter tho repleyin, CLARK assigns all his
title to s. F. Gibson. Esq. who also sues
tho Watson Brothers for the horse
wagon and robe, of the value of $50.
The two suits are being tried together
Both suits were continued on Report. TO
the Law Court.
Gibson Black.
Joseph Cummings. Libt v. Rachel f..
Cummings Divorce decrecd.
lIammons. Pulciier & Bolster.
Chas G Knight V Eben Poverty.
Action for lumber, s24 90. Defence,
not the lumber which was bargained for.
As deiIt's agent received it. and did not
return il, judgment was rendered for the
full amount.
A 5 kimball IL { Davis.
PETITION FOR INJUNCTION.
Certain parties in Norway. viz: VIM
Frost. John 4. French. Leonard A. Car
ter, Rollin Town. Nathan A. Foster,
Saml Cross. Lorenzo ID. Hobbs. 5. j.
slillet, Ralph S. Freeman and George L.
Gibson. have filed petition for inJunc-
ton against the Seleclmen OF Norway.
praying that they may be cnjoincd from
negotiating bonds for the benefit ct The
Shoe Factory being built in that village,
and from assessing any money to pay
said bonds A. Black. Esq. is counsel
Tor petitioners. The hearing is to be on
Thursday next, at , = NJ.
1t is expected that Hon w l. Putnam.
OF Portland, will be- counsel Tor the Select
men.
DIVORCES
Henrietta c. Robinson, Libt. vs.. John
n. Robinson, Libelee. Divorce decIeed.
Alimony of 500 allowed.
Bisbec. Swasey.
ADMITTED TO TIKI BAR.
Elliot King, Esq. Of Mechanic Falls
and Everett Hanmons, Esq, OF Bethel.
were admitted TO practice in the Courts
,, OF this State.
, List OF Grand Jurors tor the year end
ing with the present term. giving their
ages, religion. politics, &c. rs prepared
Tor the Register.
, Jonathan X Martin, Rumlotd, Foreman.
age "A; In versalist, Republican. un-
married.
Jason Farrar. BuckGeld, "a; Repubi-
can. married.
Gustavus e Pratt. Oxford. "A; Uni
yersalist. Rep, married.
Addison e Parlin, Sumner, 81 Baptist,
Rep, married.
Simeon Il Johnson. Brownii, d, 90;
Uniyersalist, DEM, married.
William Jones. Andover, Al; Rep,
married.
Stephen Richardson. Paris. 62; Uni
versalist. Rep, married.
Ralph $ Freeman, Norway, So; Uni
rersalisi, Rep. married.
Ephraim II McAllistcr, Sloneham. q T;
Dem. married.
Lyman johnson. Albany, so; Dem,
married
George b Barrows. Fryeburg, Go; Or
thodox. Rep, married.
Gilman Chapman. Bethel, Ga; OrIho-
dox. Dem, married.
Densmore Marble, Dixiield, 80; Uni
versalist, Dem. unmarried.
Peter McAllistor Lowell. As; Christian,
Rep, married.
Aaron ii Mason, Porter, As; DEM,
unmarried.
Otis Hayford, Canton, So; Universalist,
Rep, married.
Benjamin Mars,on. Waterford, 81 /;
Dem, married.
Jordan F Moulton, Hiram, excused,
first term.
The following Attorneys from other