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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
LAIR DecisiOlts.

The following decisions have Just been
retprned to J. S. Wright. Esq, Clerk oil
Courts for Oxford County:
Cbas. p. Bartlett VS.. Marcus j. Watson
ct al.
Judgment for defendants.
GibsoE & Holt. b'acA'
Observation-Disclosures their written author.
;,v IN Mr.. Clark, to purchase horse anu
carriage at price not exceeding sloo'
the def. are not liable tor his purchase
of horse alone tor $40 90.
Sam'l F. Gibson VS. same.
Judgment Tor prh', 800 and interest
from date OF writ.
Rescrfpt. evidence shows that The
horse was sold to Clark, who transferred
his title to pl #; but The wagon and rooe
belonged 10 del'ts according to lheii
uncontradicted testimony. We have hxeu
the value Of the horse at 800.
SAM L. Gibson vs.. lnh of Bethel.
Exceptions oSerruled. Judgment FOL
del'ls.
Gibson Il Holt.
ReScript Subsequent conditions IN
deed are 10 be construed most strongly
against the grantor. When The sranlors
aware" as they say in their deed. vol
the utility to the public resulting Iron
the conversion of plot oil ground intc
what is usually termed q common Tor the
accommodation of the public on days o.
trainings and other popular collections
convinced that the title TO land approprl
ated TO such use, should DO vested in the
public, DESTROYS that the tract in this towr
generally called the common should bt
converted and accommodated 10 the pub
| lie Use, ease and convenience, and IN
consideration Of certain labor paid anC
performed thereon by ihe inhabitants o.
the West Parish in said Bethel" gave
granted. bargained sold and conveyed by
metes aud bonds The common aforesaid
10 said West Parish for the purposes o.
using the same as common 10 have anC
to hold the aloregranted and bargained
premises with all the privileges anC
appurtenanoes thereof to the said inhab
! itants, their heirs and successors TO them
their use and behooi forever, so long as
they shall use and employ the same rs 1
common as aforesaid, aud shall not con
vert The same TO any other use by erecting
buildings thereon or otherwise. Held
that il was no breach of the condition ST
as to create forfeiture OF the estate tina
the public travelled in different direction,
over said common. making by travels
roads where the crossing best accommo
dated the public use. ease aud oonven
fence A plea of disclaimer IS between
the demandants and the party defendant
disclaiming estops the latter as to th'
premises dIsclaimed Not so OF q plea o
uontenure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
DYSPEPSIA.

Dyspepsia Is The most di.couraging and di-''
ing disease man is heir to. Americans are p'''
ularly subject TO hi. lis vase and is oaeei' ~
as sour stomach, sick headache, hap.ua. ''''.'
ness, heartburn, waterbrash, gnawng AMI '''.
ing pains in the pit of the stomach, coming aP .
the food, coated tongue, disagr,eable tait ID y
mouth, impure blood and all disease oi '-
stomach and Liver. Two doses OF "kiH
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once, -
there positively is not a case in the nited s'l'
It will not cure. If you doubt this 81 70 ~.
Druggists, G. T.. Wilson, South Paris, A. :
Hammond, Paris Hill, or G. X. Wiley, Bethel n
or any other medicine dcs ler, aud get a SAM
bottle foF 10 cents and try it.-Regular SIZE 49,
Sepi91-Iv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

UTILIZING BAD LANGUAGE y Yesterday
afternoon man who had been beaten in
q lawsuit stood at the corner OF Griswo.d
street and Justice alley and cursed high
and low. He was spouling away in We.
hement tones when lawyer asked:
"Are you swearing at any body in par
ticular?"
No, blast you, no ~ ripped the man.
"Well, it's too bad TO have all that
wasted. wish you would use a few OF the
biggest and best oaths on Hannibal Ham
lin. the man who raised the rates on post
age"
The man gave 1t to Hamlin right and
left for eleven minutes, and then the
police terfered.-DetroH Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Early Bethel Families.
DUsroy.

Jesse Daston wasione OF the frs, ton
families in Bethel. Dec. 3. III bo
bought of Thadeus Richardson Of pear.
ontown (Standish) interval 10, no 49,
the north side OF the Audroscoooir r;uo.
in Sudbury. Clnad.. In the decd -
was called Jesse Duston, Carpenter or
Fryeburg. He probably did mn, me-
into the place until the following ve.r
He was not native OF Frvebnro 49,,
came from Haverhill ur some ,own -
that vicinity, perhaps from Andover
lie was ilneal descendant and the oroa,
grandson of that Thomas Duslon wboso
wife, Hannah (Emerson) Dus,on no.
came famous in history for her Ieat of
Killing and scalplng The Indians bv whom
she had been taken captive.
The farm purch ased By Mr.. Du.,on
has SINCE been known as the Bella vii.
liams iarm. Mr.. puston married
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
CaterpHiars and ErtirpatiOn.

The following is taken from the West
Paris correspondent Of the Oxford Regis.
ter:
"Mr. Elijah Swan of this place informs
me that strong lie is very destructive to
caterpilars and not injurious 10 the
trees. ii strong lie
will do the work equally US we'll as kero'
sene Gas Mr.. Swan and others believe it
wild it is one oil the best remedies we
have Tor it not only kills the caterpillars
but is healthy application"
a wag here says that if lie is so good
to destroy caterpillars, few copies of
the y. Y. World aud the San. placed
around in the different counties in Maine
would do the work effectually.
OI-Itp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

Judge Kelly had better Ego West,
young man." and take few lessons from
the columns OF the Little Rock, Ark. ,
Gazette, as follows:
1.-The idea that to be prosperous there
must be an unlimited supply of money,
would never be entertained by any sound
political economist. 1t is not the quantity
OF dollars that 60 to make prosperous
people. Money is scarce in Arkansas
because We have nothing TO induce il to
come here. We must go to work and
make valuable articles, which will sell
for money. II is not initiation of the cur.
rency, but industry, which adds value 10
the products of the soil, and the practice
of economy we need in order to be pros.
porous. The general poverty is a bless
ing in disguise"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republicans of Paris are reques''u " n''''
NJ the Town House In Paris, on
saturday, June II, at 4 o'clock r. Ne
for the purpose OF choosing delegates 10 fePr =, he
them IN the Republican state ConFenIion ~ Al
held at Portland, June 10 also, 70 Oosonfion
gates 10 represent them in the County con, emu"
70 he held nc the Court House, Paris july H. Co,,
Per Order hLI' ~"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

Tuesday, June IL, at n O'Clock A M''
for the purpose OF nominating a candidate ior
Governor, and transactug any other ousiu'>s
Thai NAV properly come before tlls convention
The basis OF representation Wlh pe n IvtVWs
Each CITY, town and plantation Will &c eh1ls',St
10 one delegate aud one additional LOT eNel! -
votes east the Republican candidate LOT 80. nor
ia lS-t. \ fraction oil a. votes addltlon.1 - nc
inn number for delegate. l. also enttleu 70 4
delegate ..,.. ... ..l..
Delegates are authorized 90 OH vacancies ON!
win actual residents OF Che county 10 "Aloh INC
town belongs. o.. ... 81, ~.
The state Committee viii be IN session Al W
O'Clock on the morning OF the tonNthti'h Ioi '''
reception OF credentials .,
JAMES e.. BLAINE, kenue1cc' Ch@Hi""N'
WILLIAM =. FENE, Auiro-cpssh'
HEINZ q. PERRY. Ar0ostooA-
STANLEY I. FULLEN, tUuocEi'no'
Ills. DAVIS, Franklin.
JOINS ID. uOFk1NS, Hancock.
q. m. N. uEWErr, Knox.
-. -. MARBLE Lincoln.
ENutH fu>IEE, J.-, OXFORD
fosErIl ". POINTER, FcuubscOt.
D.. \. THOMPSON, fl-r.ttIul-.
b. ID. SEWALI ~I-a..H Nn..
-. j. WALTON. somerset
EKEu AIWOun Waldo.
NELSON =. AILAN. Washington.
IuNu Hall, York
u. SMITH. Socrol1ry-
No. r--r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

a BROOKLYN DoCToR ISoU1RING FoF
STANPs.-The Postmaster General recent.
ly sent out printed circular stating that
sets OF specimen postage stamps would
be furnished at their face value, and on
Saturday the Washington Star asserts he
received letter from physician in
Brooklyn which reads thus -
AeSSrs. JstceH & Co.:
GENTS, - Enclosed find ten cents
please send me a circular Or something
by which | can obtain knowledge OF
your business. | understand you are is
suing P. 0. Stamps. have partial sci
and would like to complete it. ANY
information You may give will be thank.
fully received.
The letter was addressed to Mr.. Jew.
ell, Stamp Dealer. Washington, D. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Catcrpii,ars and Conker Worms

CdtcFpittdis ana GAMER l" "T"'''
These are now the chief sensation.-
They are very numerous and found almost
everywhere. The caterpillar is develop
ing rapidly, and at present finds enough
food to satisfy his voracious appellee
Everybody supposes he has made his APP
pearance for some wise purpose, but not
knowing precisely what that pnrpoSe Is
all are anxious 10 see him fulfill his mis-
sion in the greatest possible hurry. The
people look upon his presence with the
greatest repugnance and even alarm, and
pray that some parasite may attack him
and deposit their eggs upon him and
exterminate his entire race. In anucipa'
ton of such boon various methods are
adopted. among which are gun powder.
kerosene. strong soap aud water. aud
cremation. Crushing in anyway is the
be,, method. The stories told OF the
numbers destroyed are astonishing
Some estimate the quantity by the yard,
others by the acre; some by the bushel
and others by the hogshead. Aman was
heard to say he killed hogshead yester'
dav. and really gave it as bis deliberate
opinion that he had perceptioly diminish
eel their numbers.
The canker worm Is still very small.
He is Jus, entering upon his work. lie
is thought to be numerous. What he
may do is vet uncertain. lie is not gre
garious. like the caterpillar, but he is a
more repul,ive depredator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

CAUcUS.-We publish this week a call
Tor the Paris Republican caucus 10 elect
delegates TO the State and County Con.
venhons. 1t is to be hoped that other
towns will give this matter their prompt
attention, that Oxford County may be
well represented in the State Convention.
and that every town may have its voice
IN nominating County Officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Newspaper Decisions.

A. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the Oflce-whether directed to his name or
another. 0r whether M has subscribed or not
= responsible for the payment.
q 10 ucrson order his paper discontinued
ne must pay all arTelTagcs. or the Publisher may
.ansia,.le ~ send a. unl payIneat a. made, anu
collect the whole amount, whether the pAper -
taken from the office OT not
e. The Courts have decided thai refusing % take
peu-ssIpers and periodicals from the post ouht e,
or reu6ving and leaving them uncailed Tor, -
grslsa Jac5e evideuee OF taud-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

The Hampshire Gaztte draws the
pertinent inference from the New Hamp.
shire outrage, that if in this instance and
for so small matter, the Democratic
party is willing to violate its pledge and
perpetrate so fragrant an outrage, what
might be reasonably expected if that
party should obtain possession of the
National Government, of its pledges TO
allow the legislation to establish the re.
suits Of the war to remain undisturbed ?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Make a little pile of powder on III,

Make little pile of powder on the
ground; catch a lot of 'em. and lay 'em
on the powder; put one foot each side OF
the pile to keep 'em from runnin' eff;
stoop down and light the powder. You
will be revenged. P. S.-We forgot to
mention that after lighting the powder, it
will be well 10 step one side before Il
flashes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

"A reviewer in the New York Tribune
defines a real poet as "a singer whose
verses haunt your twilight" This def
ton is undeniably good one, and if ac-
cepted, at once places the mosquito in
the front rank.-St. L0Uis Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
Weather Report.

Temperature last week al A. NJ.
Sunday, so deg, cloudy; MONDAY s. deg,I 81. AZ
tuesday, 80 deg, clear; wednesday, De-
fsn; saturday, 70 deg, clear,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

Senator Stevens of Kentucky is cred.
tied with saying that the Democratic
party will be broken to pieces if the Ma
tional issue is the financial question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

The much needed rain began to fall
Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08

A NICE HoRsE.-Mr. G. B. Keith OF
Norway, has purchased The beautiful
stallion. Red Oak. jr.." and offers him
fer service during the season. at the
following places: Mondays ut North
Waterford, Tuesdays at Bethel, Wednes.
days at Bryant's Pond. and remainder of
week at Norway. Red Oak, jr. is a very
nice horse, and we advise those who are
interested in raising good colts to see him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
No Third Term.

The following is President Grants let'
ter to the Pennsylvania Republican STATE
Convention:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
1I,yery I,ostmaster Ian NfOrd County.)
Republican State Convention.
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,

The Republicans OF Maine are invited 10 sen'
,l,.Ie,ates 10 "A state Convention 20 Dc held 'n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-08
BoicdOin College.

We have received the seventy-!hrd
annual catalogue OF B1wdoin College fol
1919, and from ii CLEAN tho following
interesting information
The senior class numbers 81. Of which
number l6 are pursuing the scientific
course the junior class numbers &c. and
has 10 IL IN he scientific dep irtmeut; there
40 sophomores, Is OF whcm are scientific.
The freshman class numbers only %,
the smallest class ever admitted, and y OF
these are pursuing the scientific course.
There are post graduates aud rs medi-
cal students, making grand total oil PA
members.
Oxford County is represented as FOL.
lows VIM. A. Drake. Norway. Chas
Mabry, Hiram, medical students; A. l.
Crocker, A. B. Pals. j F. Moody. a
NJ. Hebron. post-graduates; Reuben r
and Fred. o. Baston, Hiram, Charles A
Black, Paris. Edward S aud Frederic
b. Osgood Fyeburg. seniors; John 4
Roberts, Andoyer, Lewis II. Reed. Mex.
leo. sophomo ores; John F. Hall. Dixlield,
freshman.
Commencement exercises take place
Thursday. July 8.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31


What = pity tAat Cur patriotic neigh
borz of Massachusetts eza'E celebrate
tbesr eeateanizIs vitt0st qazrrsling oyer
thsa- CSoDoEd and Lezingson sSoEied
AZ ez<A 0<he- uhiIe ttey were both eele-
brzhng The initial battIe q tie Resola-
tion- zsd noE chzrsestovn i nzking up
kss At Boston bez1se tie procession
On tie I7th Of Izne j. % march thrs1gh
he SoztA ed. aid takes oo>zzion % re-
aia& Is big neizhbOr that the battle
was fszgh. o. Bznker's Hill and nOt IN
he Rozb1ry district Boston rstorts
tkzs tkis i 70 Be n two-penny AFFAIR,
and fhzt L i zbszrd 70 ssRYsse hat tie
eight nile p-oosssiou can stretch its@lf
%. HTtkin tie rzrrsF hnsts n chzrles-
toEE- i i 70 be bsPed thai Ebea Is
rezrkes B1nker's Hill Il vii n0t Deet
Eish - wzrns rsseptsSa - did ia Prsd-
eeezsr e I775-zhseh slso started frpm
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

The distressing news that The deadly
grasshoppers are again Al their work Of
destruction in the West IS received.
They are appearing in great numbers in
portions Of Minnesota. Kansas aud Ne
braska. causing apprehension and dis
nay among the inhabitants in the pest.
stricken districts The ChioagO TrIbssss
remarks that the course of the lOcusts Is
east. and they seldom are had two years
in the sane section. but fy of to a new
region to commit their ravages, 1t is
now an interesting question whether
they may not in time become national
calamity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

f-l1als C1ur-s are hshi o. Nss sors 90 Nlu,aT 1ui
'sa-tag ant o. i-1soorga 90 TEsiz-shrr aal Thlr-
a,r y ara week N nlaEils las.usss s1s z7as-
u.l-i - ne Hssk susll.r M1F %
llty 9s-Es1ul.a Barr1gga's s-1ases cuuznlfssasn-
--, -sgsrs -st1-us1 uaai=i Vsastsrs estate order
% r1aics &C. rc.nsss h,arf.g T1as %.
Nag ai-I-1 slr.uz-s ssli11- ,u1ziussa1usrs -sgsrs
-slaruasL grulss vHac~s s.es1ss agprasrs- rsgars
-sllr~eG
NF E--Glry Cunnings' estate hesase s-aa.-L-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
e)rIraus County MOnitor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

On Saturday afternoon. Nay Is. the
body ef an unknown man was found in
the weeds. four miles from Granville.
VI. near the residence Of Laeius Mar
tin. IL IS supposed,th he committed
suicide. as there was rope or strap
around his neck. and s piece Of the saae
attached to limb Of 4 tree just above
him He was thirty-6ve years cid and
thought 70 be foreigner. as letter
was found in his pocket which could not
be interpreted. There was in his wallet
eighteen dollars. and q railroad ticket
from New York to Montreal. and used
only to Rutland.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

TrRKEr.-A COnstantinople letter
states that the cattle disease IS sweeping
away thousands Of sheep in al the prov
iness Of the Turkish empire also that
the plague has appeared ameDg several
Arab tibes in Mesopetznia. with great
htAlity.
EKAScE-IwO Commissioners are to
Be appointed to represent France at the
Phila3elphia eentenniAl-One 70 reside
in the United States. and the other in
France The Commissioners viii ask
the Assembly for 10000 francs 70 COW
er expenses, An article in the Paris
FisarO. suggesting that the revenge Of
France for the German invasion BE post
poned one hundred years hAs caused =
great sensation, Ii Is asserted that it
has been made the subject Of cabinet
discussion The members Of the COM
nittee Of thirty have resigned. and :
new election has been ordered for Tues
day Of this week.
IrkLT.-The Italian government has
orlsred the renewal ef all bishops who
have net resolved the royal exequatar
endorsing their appointments, The
Archbishop Of Palermo has already been
notified 20 leave his See
GkEAr BkErAIN.-The Examiner men,
tions = runner that Disraeh IS 70 resign
ut the close Of the session. and believes
there IS foundation for it. IS the Premi-
er's disability for continuous work Is
damaging to the government An IN.
derstandng. however. exists among his
supporters that be shall not be replaced
until be Voluntarily resigns In the
House. or the 4th, Disraeli said it was
true that The government had made rep
reservations TO Germany respecting It's
relations to France. which had received
satisfactory reply. Great crowds At,
tend the meetings Of Moody and Sank,
ey IN Lo0dOL A -
| AUsrKIA-A ferry beat recently sanl
in the river Mur. in the Tyrol. and sew
enty-si1 Catholic pilgrims were drown
| ed
/ GEkMAST.-It is reported that meet
/ ing Of The Enperors Of Austria. German,
and Russia. viii soon take place at Ems
/ SRAN.-At meeting Of six hundred
gentlemen at Madrid. last week. it va
unanimously resolved that On the open
ing Of the next Cortes ; constitution
/ shall be submitted. formed On the basi
Of > eouprOnise Of all the nOuarchia
and liberal parties
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31


a EIBsxPYISG GaxR Al RUrLaxD.-
Rutl2ad : agitated over . Charlie Boss
case IN the Kidnapping In brad day
light. Tuesday. Of John Hines. 10 years
cd. While On his wzy 70 school. When
be vas invited 70 ride By > nan who
asked @ Be shown The var 70 , certain
point He zssoriingly gut into the va
ggu. VIXEN the nan placed hrs hand over
lis naash and tad him 20 make ID noise
or he Eould xiii hin- They rode al
that dsy. bat Ehers tie boy does not
kDoE. beE1g unze3 aziBted With the rad.
snd st night slept IN the wagon beside
the rad The boy not daring % attempt
% esezpe- In tie n0rning the nan got
10 % fed the horse. when tie boy 81
IeotlY gss cut q the wagon and ran for
dear life, and. reaching railroad. fol-
kEeI Il - al be cane e Hezldyille.
where he ted his story % the station
Easter zzd was put "a the ears for Bat
lzDd gssting bose IN the evening No
trace Ct tie nan las been found. thO7gh
the bsy fhinks he had seen him about
tie tgwn before
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-05-31

his harSe Sirca ~ = colt ~ the cclehFAled
uNttsrg sszil'eH. -Ethsn Ahen~ - Restcn. TIE dam
VAS sirc1 by '-Oa Crzne~ = famous MeTSzh horse
WILL known IN oTteSns Ceanc. Harry Afien. u.
Sr&nis Is hanis hishs weighs loo lt-; "a four years
al this sssen is very dark eay. with dark name ana
TAIL = well prportsoaet and acSice. vet Kind and
tsctsee- HIS slok is admired by the hest ef judges
This hcTse wil stand or She u msrcs the coming
seSsce 81 the allowing places; NEDNESnAlS ~
McFSrixne's Hotel Greenss0To; SATURDAYS ~
Fosters Hetel Clover Village; the fcsl " the week
he viii be foand az the stable q the snhscFiter al
Socth Glover.
TERNS-EeS S'siRSae ssrvsee $Aeo; 70 warrant IS
kas - he ccosS3ered due in March facwing scfvce-
Al usreS dsposed q hefcge the tisc u fcaling VII
BE- CONSIDERED With foal
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south Glover. Nay 81. isis
Cod pSstariag furnished 20 ynAros coming from a
iiStSnee.
This horse took The 6Fst premium awarded % stall
ions II The last Orleans County Fair. 49,
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