Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

Charles W. watsrhouse. FDeburg
Judge Haskell gave the Grand Jary =
brief. clear charge. lie called their a,,en-
ton 70 the statute repairing towns TO
maintain guide posts At road crossings,
AMI requested them 10 take some action In
The matter.
The Grad Jury retired and made choice
OF Hon. Ben. amin \ Tueil OF Samner a.
foreman
The traverse larlss were thus emPan.
eled
FIEst PASEi-
W. W. Abbott. Dlaheld.
Thomas J. Allari. Browuneli.
Phlbriok A. Bradley. fryeburg
Charles II. Berry. Buckneld.
otis W. Brooks, Graft0n.
Benjamin X. Bryant, Bethel
John N. EvAns. Sweden.
Daniel y. Evans. Denmark.
Alouro Felt. WOODSTOCK.
John A. French. Andoyer
Julius y. FULLER. Oxford.
Seth Ford. Rumford. ercHsfi
John T. Glover. Hartford.
AiAnson $ Hathaway, Canton, fnrtnaE.
sECoND r,NEL
ID. HAsilngs. Bethel
Henry y. Howe. Hanover
samuel II kecne, Hebron.
= 4. Maxim, Paris
G. y. Porter.
q. NJ. Small, Sumner.
Josiah n. SteArns. Lowell. erfusfL
samuel ID wAissorth. Hiram.
c. wooisgm. Norway.
Elden n willard, Waterford,
Lemusl wheeler, Gllcai
sUrERSvNEE,EY.
C.H Day. STOW. crossed
The second panel. being one man short,
has not been organized BY the choice OF q
foreman.
No cases were really for trial Thursday.
AM the second Jury WAS excused an Mon
day morning
Thursday moruing The Grand Jary came
10 AM reported one Indictment, via
state Of Maine ". FrcelAnd Smith.
Slngle sale.
The Grand Jsry wE discharged and
warned 10 appear At the March Tern.
without further notice. The Grand Jury
Instructed The Coan,y Attorney 10 call The
The attention % town offcers 20 The stat
ute relating % slgn Posts and each town
viii BE- uoueed and warned by circular %
comply with the Aw.
Cour, went 10 AZ nlnc O'Clock, Friday
No eases we're really foF trial ani Court
adjourned uu saturday morning
The cases assigned for Saturday were
All settled before Court opened. The fret
lury wAs excused illl Tuesday morning.
saturday was spent In hearing divorce
eases ana other matters before The Court
90 trial MondaV morning No 5'3-Rea'
bsu Richmond v. Lewis Read This l.
an acilon OF assumpsii on An account an
ne1ed for the value OF = boa, used 10 river
driving, which plaluun claims defendant
bought Of him. Defendant denies that he
purchased the boat We shall 10, report
his case A. proceedings have no, closed
a, time Of goiug 10 press
Trash. ktniAiis.
SwAsey.
Hon. :. u. wadsworih. OF Hiram, was
elected foreman OF the second jury.
NoTEs.
A ane portal, OF Hon. X. A. Frye, late
Judge OF Probate. has been adied 10 The
library portrait gallery.
Mr.. Hayden. the Stenogrspher. has with
him Remington type writer. lie l. IN
expert stsnogrspher and operator upon he
type writer. This machine Is very con
venlent for making copies, A. two or
three impressions may be made q, one and
the same tine. The matter being In Ro'
man letters, i easily read, aud mistakes
are less liable 10 occur. than In manuscript
copies. while duplicates can be produced
In much less time than Is r,qalr~i when
pen Is employed.
I, seems A. u oxford County has had
something 70 DO with the entire Supreme
Bench OF Maine. IL now appears that
Judge Haskell received his Academic ed.
ueAtlon In this County. Ia the fAll OF 1859
or lsGO be attended Paris Hill Academy,
then under the tuition OF Prof Leonard.
For two years amer, he studied At Norway.
10 which place Prof Leonard had removed,
taking many Of the Academy pupils with
him.
There has been large attendance OF
Oxford County lawyers during the past
week, bat we have noted the presence Of
only q single member Of any other assoei-
alton, via, Geo. y. Clifford OF York.
Judge Foster i holding Court Al sko~-
began.
very large number OF cases has been
disposed Of before the cour, and by sgree-
ment Some INV cases have already gone
OF from the new docket.
The new entry was remarkably light
and IL looks a. n the continued docke, for
March would be much smaller than usual.
samaL NJ. King and America Andrews
OF Paris, and Y. 5. Cannon and Geo. y.
Andrews Of Norway were drawn A. Jury
msa on special venlres, issued the last OF
the week. The Juries were short, owing
10 the fact that 50 many members bad been
excused.
Joseph Lindley OF oxford and Thomas
Kennsgh Of Greenwood were na,urshred'
Saturday.
Hon. s. c. Strout OF Portland was In at
tendance. Monday.
The Democratic papers have started
the story that the Republicans are prepar-
ing 10 food the State OF Ohio with money.
This means that the Democracy has given