The Republican journal., 1889-10-31

Jrp"E WALTON PRESIDING,

JrpoE WALTON PRESIDING.
Clara f. Fuller VS.. James Craig NJ. ID. Unity
parties. ON trial when the Journal went to press
las week. The pln7s side, in substance, was that
that DR.. Craig, from lac. of ordinary skill and
from neglect, treated her for Inflammation of the
bowels, liver trouble and other maadies And
through his ignorance of her true condition she
had been made an invalid for life. The defence
claimed that he was physician of ordinary skill,
being graduate of the Maine Medical College.
He was called to the pin. May |, 1SsS, when she
comrlalnetl of pain i'll her neck and side He
learned from the pin. that she was entirely free
from uterine trouble, and in fact she did not then
have any. Her symptoms We're more of nervous
prostraton. Deit. treated pin. successfully
that in July he left the case Plf. then able
to walk ont and only needed toning up. Deft.
not again called to see PIN. until November. The
| pin. then had tine same general symptoms but
more marked. He then adopted the same course
OF treatment that had proved successful in the first
sickness. DR.. Billings called during the pins
illness and approved of the defts course of treat
ment Dr. Thomas also prescribed the same med
icine. subsequently DR.. 5. W, johnson, Of Bel
fast, made an examination and found the cause of
PIN. illness, Much expert medical testimony
was given in favor of the deft The case was well
tried and created much interest. The jury dis
agreed, standing nine for the pin. and three for
the dctt. We learn that the case will come up
again in January for trial Thompson & Dunton
| for PIN. fogler for dtft.
Inhabitants of Brooks vs. Inhabitants of Knox.
An action to recover $l3.5l, for pauper supplies
| furnished Augustus Penney, wife and child. 1t
was admitted that the paurcrs, who then
! living in Brooks, had settlement in Knox. The
| family of Penney tell in distress in Marcn and
! the ovcrsecrs of the PIN town furnished supplies
| from the store of {. +. Lane. The defence
! that the Penney family was provided for by the
! ly made arrangements with Mr.. Chase of Brooks,
to supply the family with 81 per week, Mr.. Penney
saying that that amount would do, and that the
oversecrs of Brooks had been forbidden to furnish
! supplies. Verdict for PIN. town for $l4. Thomp-
son \ Dnnton for pm. Mcclellan for deft.
Charles \ o'ilchIist, Montville, Charles w.
/ y, q q
! the value, ard a second count for damages sus.
| tanned in Withholding a colt Deft. held plns. note
/ for 50 and as security held chattel mortgage
/ ON Il mare and colt. PIN. had made some pay
mcnts, had sold to deft. and Sept. 30 1855
deft. said the balance due $3.50. In june
| last dett went to pins. place and took away the
| colt, valued at $50. PIN says he then made
tender Of $50. Subsequently the barn of Mr.
/ liusscy burned down and the colt in question to.
1 gethcr with many other horses persisted. The De
:ence was that IIussey had right to take the colt
and that the tender made did not cover the amount
due. Verdict for pin. in the sum of $l2l so Thomp
| son ~ Dunton for PHI. :. :. Brown for def.
The criminal docket was taken up saturday,
/ The first
4 state y. Otis Heal Of Linconvie Deft was
summoned last April to appear before the Grand
\ jury. The summons was served on him at Cam
4 den, but he refused to obey it. At the present
4 term of Court Heal indicted. He pleaded
not guilty and went to trial. His defence was that
/ he was informed by deputy sheriff, of Camden,
! that he had no right to obey it. The jury out
two minutes and brought in verdict of guilty
Judge Walton fined him so which he paid. County
AU"rney o"eG,ser lor H'ate: thompson lor noft.
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@ it,', ''VttS lo"ii'i l'st tPlN1t toihii'on luI,
e' t"t,"lol srtlcl anu l1' sliGle sle' Nttoii
thm ti' w. htaGm housG AZ Lineo.hvlne' M an1 hah
and five at the present term. He was arraigned
! only on the old indictments. For common nuisance
ne WAS IL hned 500 ana IN default of payment SIX
a. @1 IN @t'on tnity DAYS IN me county Jaii ana
t;I -; ;I ~ m ~ m i ' 'tiiI ,dh ~ "'e 49,; ";'.l-
! days in jail.
tn W, @ rtamN N"Sii u heilas'' on 81 l'aiGtltits
,Gu e @ lwT yea7 @n ,i Gas W.T. I ioIely con on
"l't ''',!lo noiote '''lS ouit "l SeHteice' ms
bnnsIgm ,,, suIiennernf M MN, for single sale
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LIQUOR CASES.
THE folIov:nr Is the 1isnositfon ot ne linuo,,
ci-r, on the Corkr not inruIin.r thosr r,,tortrd
l above.
state Vs. A. g. Gilmore, Belfast, common seller.
continued. Two single sale 2d offence continued
/ STATE V. Henry WYman, Belfast, single sale,
/ principal ana Surtuts ieiauted.
stat" ys.J"hn {. Robbins, Belfast single sale,
"a oileoce, continued.
/ state y. Charles O'Connen, Belfast common
scII,l, - oAence continutd
state VI Maitland smith, Belfast single sale,
/ continued.
Htatc }A. \. Holmes, Belfast, single sale, con
-tlnued'
state vs.. Clarence NJ. hnoWlton, three single
! sales, -tconG offence continued.
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