Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-30

corner to tie Cedar Post. would cross The
east and west line, which is the moth
line OF both plff. and def. Verdict Tor
/ PIN Damages IS.
BisUee. Andrews
Oliver {. Currier vs. Lawson {, Bry-
ani and others
Action OF ,re>p2ss ior breaking aud
entering plaintiffs premises and Tor per-
| sonal abuse TO plaintiff. 1t was Fourth
of July event, to which the ''critter" lib
orally contributed by making all hands
| first balmy and then a little bellicose.
The pin. commended that it was gross
insult and assault upon himself and
family: while ;he deits. contended that
they acted either "a peace makers or
spectators. II would seem by testimony
which defendants counsel attempted to
introduce tina, there had been an alter"a-
ton between pin and def. Bryant pre-
viOuS 10 the treSpaSs complained of. The
testimony As 10 this trespaSs was very
conflicting, Bryant claiming that he went
to Curriers' house by express invitation
from pin and Alouzo Swan. one of the
dets.. saying that nc went by request To
sec that no harm was done to Bryant.
The other dclts.. OF whom there were
two, testified that they were there simply
as spectators. The jury were on, about
one hour and returned a verde; for the
plG. Damages, $50. which they assessed
as follows: Lawson c. Bryant. 80. Al
ONO B. Swan So, Gaius Swan 80,
Lorenzo Cole -.
HanmonS Black.
!. II. Barker Y. i. G. Tib5ets.
Action for value OF = Pratt Tubular
wei. PHI lives a; Rum!ord and del, at
Iockc'S Mills. Two wells were put
down-,hc first not proving 10 work well
q second WAS put in and succeeded. PHI.
claimed SIS Tor the second well, aud
nothing lorthc first. Delt. rendered $50,
which WAS refused. Verdict fur def.
IIutchin> f. Foster, Jr.
Black.
Charles IL. Bryant IS. Isaiah Perkins.
Actin, ~, ,cco,r, 80 DeC,,,o gen.
cr.I Issue and ,c,onn, in -, of SD
Verji,, ror,lfr f,r ia land rpIl COSTS
Wilson {. Svosox D,riJ Dn,,
p,i,ro.1 Comr,is.i,r.r. petitioners
- p EOCppCo
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r,..r;,., ,ho -, ,oa, ,s,;orS1 for
Tb.rsJ,v d., OH
r,s,.r ~ ,pr FOL Smith
Harlow Bi,bee
y C;hso, o., 81, =. Inhabitants Of
PATH
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Atcr oo,,i,g ON, the testimony the
c,so u.n, II, ON ro,o,, n The fnll Court
Gibson. lannon's
Iisvv.rJ Fostor
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q Eimh,u
p,4 : , J,cLsmi,b in Betbel-be
b,,,,r., o. ,,r.,. ,,,,r., -, Milo, Plantation
Of n Ses.io,s :, Sen, 1s-9-,be horse
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l.,,, r,,.roso,,oI ,lr go md o,ber.
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or s,5t Co. H. :, c,u. dars bo so,d
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= 80 -, -, - e., - ,'I
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"ii'ie Nj l. u. h'moaII' Il very "ol'hy /
and reliable mau, sustained The delt. Pin. /
and def confr,dic,eI eoch other souarelv
Amor dal, hal t,,, IN. bor.o . month .
durinr which time She continued lame {
def brouObt il back and nm, il into Mfrs
stable and wanted IN rescipd the trade.
saying that the horse was sound; plf. :
denied guaranteeing it, and carried the
horse back and left it with deh. The