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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
LAW COURT DECISION.
The following rescrlpt has been re-
ceiyed from the Law court.

J. n. Hawkins q ais W. Oscar ~. Ilersey.
Re-cript.-when machinery 10 soli and plAces
In baihiinf for the parpeAe Of mailing avail.
able As . msnufsetofy, bot under an aEreemenl
between the seller abd buyer that the title shal
rvmain In the former until 70 IL wholly paid for
10 may propsriy lie deemei personal property a.
against mortgage who with full knowIedss
consents 10 the arrangement. and may Ire re
novel by the seller rtainipg title thereto,
although 10 has the character Of q fixture and has
ls-sn permanently annexed.
In such q ease u sstibci Law In this state that
In an action 81 tro,tr brought by the vendor
against thirt person who has purba-ed of she
ceniitioaAi veniee. tbs plaintiff IL stili entitled
to rreo,er the full value Of The property % The
time Of The eosversioa. although hut Q single
dollar Of The purvhase money resnains unpaid.
vndsr The terms Of the contract btvesn the
vesdsr and the vebdee In this case, the sum of
e5ss admitted IN have been applied ~ the pay:
ment Of tbe machinery, may properly lie applied
The coptrsst. amounting ~ the cum of ts95l.
AZ the PLAINTIFF no longer hal IT'LL 90 thee ari.
eies They cannot recover for them In this aetioa.
Neither are they eetiti-i " recover Cor the nails
ant siss. nor fsr the Item of ssp Zoe "atiins
fsr ali oshsr items In the account the yalss Of
which IL ito he determined by q. A. wilson.
asreesi upou % ss-essor Of damages by the
parties" therv must he Judgment for The piains-
la.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

oh "Bllly". McGsrrshsn, Who died Ia
Washington the other day, had eeeu en-
gagged FOR thirty years In prosecuting
before congress q claim for valuable
tract of land In California. In that oc-
eapation he spent his best years, grew
gray, aud went down % hi. grave. opee,
during the closing hours Of q session, a
bin passed referring his claim 10 the
court % claims, and the news was
spread over the land that al last he had
got his claim, AZ Il Was considered that
the reference. was sure % have that re
.ult. Hut President Harrison, Tor tech
meal reasoas, made thi. one of the few
bills which he vetoed during his term OF
Office. whether McGsrrahan's claim
Vas Just Que IL il difiicult TO tell. The
Washington correspondent. ss whole
throw very little light upon the subject.
Some Of them write as II his claim Was
unaue.tiouable, and treat the matter as
an Illustration of the difficulty of OBJ
tanning Justice from q republic. Others
hook upon him "a an impostor, and
seem 10 regard the case % horrible
example 81 the inclination Of the Amers-
can people to get their hands into the
pablo crib.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01


Elmer Abbott, Who has just completed
a course of study at the Boston Business
College, WAS In town this week. W.
understand he has = flrst-ciass Posltiot
In view.
The new postmaster, Al J. Rowe, has
filed his bond st Washington, and vii
take charge Of the Office May lat.
Merritt welch has purchased the "Wa,
ter witch" and will hx the excellent AL
boat up In fr.i-elass shape and send u Il
Augusta.
We understand that u band has beer
organized In this village with A. u
Norseworthy - its leader.
A. 4. Bss.ett IL finishing his stable
Into rooms.
Arthur n. Bcdkin has put = bakers
cart on the road. II appeared for the
fir-t time "Wednesday.
Nal. T.. y. smith, Asst. surg. II. y,
BRADBURY, Capt. NJ. q. stiles, lat. Lieut.
y. n. Noble, and "a Lieut.. J. W. Carter
attended the meeting Of the officers Of
the First Regiment at Portland last
week. "Wednesday aud Thursday.
George W. Carter Of iiayerhill, Mass,
Was In town last week.
J. l.. Clark. station agent st Poland
spring. visited his brother. ID. &. Clark,
SUNDAY.
Harry y. Ame. has moved To Auburn,
The terms III Office ~ the school board
are a. follows: I year, y. y. Barker, VI.
u; 2 years, Prof. 4. 4. Barnes. u. y.
Mlllett; years, J. A. Roberts, L. ~
stephens.
The graduating exercises Of the class
90 ~, With prize residing by the junior
class, Will take plsce az the Opera House
Thursday evening. May Sd, al 20.
Aaron q. Noble aud family will return
from florisia shout May first.
Rev. J. II. Roberts has been returned
to the Norway charge by the conference.
The Ice went out Of the lake Tuesday
April 2tth.
Frank Marston OF the firm of u. y.
spiuney a Co. Was In town last week.
Hon. n. NJ. Bearce continues very sick.
Little change l. experienced for the
better.
simeon Drake 1. visiting HE sou, Dr.
". A. Drake, OF North Weymouth.
The antiquarian supper at Convert
Hall Friday evening Was well attended.
The drama which followed the old
fashioned meal was we'll presented by
the little people.
A new line Of goods has been put In at
the Smiley shoe store, consisting OF
trunks, etc.
". W. whltmSrsh IL making improve
meut. In and about the Elm House.
John &. Saunders has sold his black
smith shop at the Lake to kilgore OF
Waterford.
Owing 10 the sickness Of Rev. Ii. =.
Rideout the services at the Congrega.
tlonalist church appointed for April
s9th, In observance Of the 18th ami
Sersary Of Odd Fellowship, have been
postponed. Also the social gathering oi
Norway Lodge and their families, which
Was planned for April 2Gth, has been de-
ferred To some future time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

A good story IL told Of tho first school
house In Greene, which by the way WAS
= barn. Here the children came aud
snuggled their feet In the hay and had .
good time generally when the teacher
wssn't looking. A lady Who recall' d
those dAys ssys that once bear made
his neat In the hay In the barn one night
sud did not wake up I'LL the middle Of
the forenoon when oil the scholars were
studying. Then bruin woke mp and
ruled on the NOW and on TO the noor.
The pedagogue grabbed q scythe and
the children stood behind him In the
corner, aud AZ the bear scudded out by
them the teacher swung his scythe
around and cut on the end OF bruins
tall. The next summer some Of the peo-
pie shot bear with hls tall half gone,
snd knew it was the one the teacher had
clipped.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
ARBoR pAY.
~. eo,sH,OS. ruo,r,s,r'os.

Maine taks- lust pftis In m t~susf sal
Lsssnns.. "a hsf Bstural sssnsry, ~tish n'sAss
The stats - attrsrtite. ma uuly - car go -"
% tut ~ ths.-s .ssking. ~ahln eaf t-sf'lef-s
plsasure and rvsFvAtiun AMI NJ hsaih sl'hf
hFrsfs. fr,ssn ear uiauntsin- and Ne 20
An shiis naturv. with = lavish hard. has 10
.ts~ssi grsos snd hsauty snd NArtssY " oer
lsssi-raT-s vst a a. In srrar'i Nth N -snument
- aur Tsupls. a. isNots sTs.tAl day, IN W.
.prtnstlu.s. in ssiofnins AMI tssuutNtn8 w
h-auas-- tils puhhr anil private tsafs-, ths -lset
.Er,sunsl- anl hishssy- - tis STATE, ~ pAnuhs
tr..- snI .hrtlls. snl stnss- I. usrSterc. ~
apaft " e,lns..iay ~ ninth day ~ NAY u -
observed ~ Afl.or nay.
May thew u q salty - purto-s Ah.i fsshnS IN
the ~, ~ oh.-srsanrs - ths dsy, All nay "a 10
male fs.tsl dsy In III -shtcl- ~ tl-s sests.
,f.y q usefulness ant happine--, With sash
sxsrvi.s- a. way ssrNe ~ insrvN-s car h's OF
nstur, AIT - c,suntry -
,.i,en Al M Caunsii Chamhsr. IN Augusta, thi-
twrutv thir,l day ~ Apfil. in the year ~ ear
Issr,i one thoassni eight hubdrv.i a. nlnsat
faur. and - ths lnisIsnsisnce ~ N lhits
stale. % Amsriga The one hunirci AMI
sixhtryuth -.
~ ~ Guyefnuf.
NbWat A. FHssFNuFN ~ecretary - state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
ki~BAll RANDALL.

IfWI,IUN, NPrH ~ IS's.
4 very pretty Wedding Occurred sun
day at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
". Martin. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Almon u. Randall OF lewiston
aud Miss Ssdle T.. klmbsll of Waterford.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev.
:. J.. Blai-sisll ofthe Pine STREET Baptist
church. Miss Sadie a. whitcomb of
Waterford acted a. bridesmaid, aud q.
l.. kimball % ilowdoln College as beat
man. The bride MAS sttlred In novelty
goods tsstily trimmed In old rose and
surah silk. The hrppy pair will make
their home In Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
A Republican State Convention
WILL M ukLp ~
CITY Nall, lewiston, tuesday, Isne ). 1884
Arm o.CLoCk q. ~,

a.. a.. ,a,t..-. of Nominating scsnsltists fOr
,.otvrUar o. - supp.rs.-i % the >sffembsf 80
.ton, AMI trsn-sciins any ether oas'hs-s 'n''
nav proysfty c"sns ester, " .,,.-.
n. hs.i. % rsprxssntstien Oh - a. teigss
..sh cav. rexn sn.i fshtstioa ~il - cau'sd
A, one A. l.sals sR.t fur essh -ctsotf I've 49,
-, 49,, a.. R-pa 30 Rsiisis for t.ssefnefi
l-., an stii,h.nsl dssss,e. snsi feI ifs.ts. ~
fsr,y yose- In sNcs-- u -s'e"'s n'e' ." ~'
$780,. M tAs ,l.Lrrailan - any Cits. to.n
a, rI.pt.tisn can anly - hlissi ~ rv-hisnt- OF
a. Csaaty IN whhch ths ysrsncy e,i.ts-
Ths ~t.is Comultiss ~iu ~ N --.hSs IN ~
,...,tt,o T,-,o "a ~ Hall a niRs o'Ck-k on Ne
r,,r,I,s 81 ths Conseuti.n. for ths parf-s.s 81
r,-.lVins ti.s Crs.isutial- ~ dslsssas-. 49,
-. IN or,ter b. pArticipsts In The ,eaNeeuea.
aust - slscts.i sah-eqaeut o. us da'e "i w
az ~, W.. =. g. az. Nv n aiisaIs q M
p.w.-rt.iir psF,v IN Ccnxre-- b. e.-trvy the IN
du.tris.. D. pry-trais ~ aErNatarsl lnee.s
- a., Country act .. dsETsie lal-sr ~ pr.feea
tns ~ lsisrvr rsssitinE ~. iust tesari. ~ ~
tits 81 elsstar- - hsins. wtth"et feshN " -.
I-stisai al rsrsno.- ~he 'is.iIe o. prv.est against
IN. ,ie.tr,,rtise tolicy - tn tNcm,gratc lsts
On. ars IL f.sor - maintaining tho frosesuse
Taftr. ~ha tsileNs IN q -stunst ansi hens-t ~
WAY IN frcs lupulAr etufatlehs IN sseIh.
t-.ltls. ,s~ef ~ ever citifsn. In prnn'sti"a ~
a. SOC. "a ,.mpsrAnss. N last AMI elasl tAN
stl.n In al rn@ssurVs for IN encsursE~tneht an
,i.fvD.. II Amsrtrsn intsrv-t- a. heins AL
.is.s.i AT N an ess.sorlissl snsi ient siu.a
i.tr.tisn Il ststs s-sir-, D. uni.s .nh ths ".
pahhcan. In M sslsstioo 81 dsssas- VI 'h''
b. ey,,sr. Espahhsaa stals Cs'asiti~s.
". >oJraAhns III NsI.'
Arsr.r. Maize. APrii sri, lea
gu The above ha.i. % vpy-sntatioa, ne
to~n. % ONfori Coaniy arN en'iil~i " "srEa'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF MECHANIC
FALLS

Brother Charles y. Waterman of tbs
Mechanic falls Ledger has collected at
odd times In connection With his news
paper work more or less historical mat
ter, which, 10 preserve II from oblivion,
he has pat la fortl and Published In q
pamphlet 81 S psges, With the title,
Historical sketch Of Mechanic Falls. II
contains several illustrations, including
the ,hurcl,ss, shoe factory. hslf-tons
portrait Of the author. etc. IL does not
profess To BE- exhaustive In Its treatment,
but l. an outline and may possibly nj
some time form the basis for Q larger
work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
ptArn OF nav. OR. sUIl1a.

Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Butler died In Bur
lingtOn, Wisconsin. Wednesday, aged 20
years. Rev. Dr. Butler VAS q graduate
81 Colby, In the cls.. % l>i., and came
to Turner. Ne, In lsts, where he ~as
pastor until l>5O. In isBO b. became
agent of the American Baptist Union,
which place h. filled until lisa. lie VAS
then pastor at Es.tport from l>ss To
ls5a, aud az l.ockland from i>'j Ia lsso.
In leo he vent 90 Aubaru AZ the hap
list church In that city, where he WAS
pastor for three year. until l>sJ. Prom
Aaburn he went To Camden where his
pastoraie lasted until l>d9. Ills subse-
qaent pastoste- we're Alton. ILL.,, lss'y-
-; Lesyenworth, Nan, l,.s-s5; Han
gor. lssJ-.G; Dexter, ls..-:s, North
vassalboro, ls.s-s0; IIsllowell, lssO-
Il. IN lssJ he Was honored With
the degree % II. ID. by Colby, aud he
va. a trustee % the college for years.
lie Was representative In the Maine
legislature In l>SO.
Dr. Butler married Jeanette L.,
daughter of the late Hon. stephen
Emety Of Paris. lie Was well-kno~n To
the older resident. OF the town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Rev. George ". BickDeli Of Boston,
Who l. engaged a. the Memorial Day
orator at LEWISTON this yesr, In q re-
cent speech Ia Boston gave utterance To
inf,ammatory talk that would almost do
credit 10 Governor Waite, the bloody
minded. % Colorado. In view OF the dis
turbsd industrial condition of the coun-
try his talk WAS particularly lll-adyised.
m hi artlor holds out for another month,
Lewiston people may expect a very
spicy Memorial address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


CuIulNk4~
usi,srssnss s'harh. nrv. csc.nss 4. A.Eil
%: ssssssS' .sssi n;srs.
ssrssa Cssev>ssllssai CssryA. nsv: n ..
kt,ssss, r.ss., rrss.A,ag xsv.s: ss.,s.yl
Nsssiss. ! np ~ w~is<-lay. yssns rssr's's
se>sina vvskay - - .. =.
nsss-ii.s Cksryh. NV. >. %. nsl.rt.. rasss..
4 "a - s.s.si i,ssiss ns.siss. i'@ =. n:
rs>~iay Prayer Meeting. s;S 2. ~; Class
Meeting. Ertisy. ';sr.n.
srArzp nEErrsss-
x-us,os n A. e.. Ma. - as.enble.
w~i.e-i.S nse.inx. Q. et hss:rs nl, ~:ss, -
Is.irs. Ma. is. In Ms.saic Hall, hssday kvea-
ins on az t<forv full moon. Oxford Coaseil. u
q :. ~ tytiay evening. sa 90 arss fall ncea.
AN iisIis,ssy saturday s,ssiss.
.. 90 f.-Rexaizr sse<tiHs " tstd teuews
llall every rss-isy h,ssist Misisy h: sss.s
sss, 40 y ,' t N .s ~ "a .ss.S
\. ofPs-RrsuIsr meeting IN Hathaway hiceh.
D,,.,oa. So' IA. %ssss ,hiri Tn'isy Of sssA
meath.
Ry.r.ss IIsi On the Third Fr''iay Evening Of
s. Of v.-wslanE,.a IIebb. Camp ws<s. ,hs
ssoosi and fearth friay evenings OF cseh
W. u C.-Nsst. In Grange Hall ,hiri Friday
eseainr Ia Zach mouth,
q. 90. C.-Mcsss The ~ ssd s,h Thursday
s'saisf q s.n s" .,,s - y,s s:. .s.sy ...r
saiarlay "a sr.srs Hall
NORWAY Lisht Iaf.ptry. - Regular mestinss
NJ ars ssi ,hiri fnsiAy sseaiass OF essh
M. P.-LsAe.lls Lsir,, Ma, ~. meet. In
R,er-sn Hall. ca the ar-s asd thiri wednesday
evenings OF each month.
E,f. ssiin. ESQ Nev 6rAnss bssa. y w
Democrat fes norway and favcrs shown him VII
Be Apprvsias~i BY tbs pabnshsrs-
The hearing ON the county buildings
contest WAS resumed this week.
Horace Y. Mixer I. making repairs on
his residence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John n. Burnham have
returned from the South where they
p,sscd the winter. We understand that
John will sgsln take charge of the cleo
trio light station.
While A. l.. Cook and George 7.
Crockett ~ere at Waterford Monday
evening for smells, Cook fell from the
top % stone wall aud broke one OF the
bones In his foot. lie u able To get
about on crutches however.
A specialtown meeting has been called
Ia meet at the Opera House, saturday,
Msy 3,h, TO vote on the following arti-
Giles:
lss To ch.e-s q Moderator.
~. To ehsc-s smsmbsr Of The lc.ri OF -.Isc,
mea b. al the Vacancy caused by the rsishs
tioa % :. = sssara..
-. To - N the tS~n wili sccsIs the way az
lsli 90, frO@ hsl strrs, 70 land 81 Levi. Love
JOY.
tth. To - ~ ths town will ,ots ~ di-con.
tnae the nal ksiing by %. 4. otnsris "a
>s~sli Aastia's g. lani formsriy o~eei by ~
W. " hit.hco-s.
The foliosing appraisal 81 school
property has been made by the town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
A NOME WANTED.
HOMELESS AND yRiESDLkss CHILD N
NEED 90 A HOME.

A permanent home IL desired for .
bright baby boy Of month old, which
I. being cared for temporarily BY the
Little Samaritan Aid society Of Portland
which has Zoe la OBJECT the procuring Of
permanent homes for destitute and
friendless children Of Cumberland Coun-
~. Any information deslred about the
baby can b had by sddressing Little
Samaritan All soeisty, 3oS Spring 81,
Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

A double daily mall service 10 to be
placed on the Rumford Falls and lewis.
ton line at once. Heretofore the towns
on this llne have had only one daily
mall each way, the agent going down
In the forenoon and returning In the
afternoon. Under the nsw arrangement
there Will Be- sn agent on each tralns
forsnoon and Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Delegations % "Coxey's Army" are
.prlngiDg up all over the land. They
include every Mind ~ Idle man, from the
one Who would work u he got good
wages and didn't have 10 work too hard,
DON n To worse than worthless trsmps and
banners. What IL Ia be dooe about IL
l. a question that congress has to give
attention Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

There l. talk % starting a detAch-
ment Of CoSey's army from Portland, "
Uncle >olon Chase will 20 and lead u.
Uncle SOlOn, u appears, l. not In the
state az present, and even the sgitstors
themselves realize that he Il possessed OF
.o much good common sense that they
have little hope Of him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
rnt MtrnooIsr ASSIGNMENTS.

The assignments % pastors by the
Methodist conference, recently held At
>ko~ hogan, 10 the churches In Oxford
County are As follows:
An.iossr-->upplei by N. X. Mabry.
Baldwin And liiram-suppheib by W. u. Cong
doc.
Rsthsl AMI Ma-oa-B y. F,sksti.
Hrtigton ant nenmsrk-M. q. Merrill
Backhshi-sapyliest by q. u ilannsfori
fryeburg sni >tov-~upplissi by A. =. STAPLES
Lasks's Milis-sappie.l by L. A. kich.
>e~ry-ro - supplis-i
Nofway-J. "a. kol-rt-.
OxfoFi and WekhytlLe-w. D. Mkidleton-
Rumfur,i-tienry Cruskett
Rumfori fsli-->uyyle.i by ID. y Faulkner
South fsTi.--li. l.. >ichol-.
sogth Waterford and ,~eien-supph~i by
" "a. Bgunds
West fart.-A. n. bryant.
kstaT fali.-M. ". King.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

City Treasurer Callahan Of Lewiston
has borrowed 90, 900 In New York ut
the unusually low rate Of two and elev-
su-slxteenths per cent. Thls 10 said to
be the lowest municipal loan ever effect
Cd In the state Of Maine, says the Lswis-
too Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

II cost few Yale students more TO
see a prize fight than the price % tickets
10 the Corbsii Mitchell light. The stu
dents we're charged With aiding aud
ahstting prize lighting and pat under
$50 bonds. They skipped their ball.
That. pretty expensive admission to a
scrap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
MERE AND rrtRs.

The Advancing Nation Il \ new week
IN paper publi.hed at Madison, Maine
IN The interest of the Peoples Party.
Gu the fsce % things u looks a. " q
ropull.t paper would have a hard row
o. hoe In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

The seventeen-yesr loeusts are ssid TO
be due this year. and are expected the
last Of this month. II congress VII
only adjourn and 60 home, LET the
locusts come.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Great excitement In the lobster bu.i
ness. The dealers all began this year
to cell short HOLSTERS the 2Dth Of April,
as they have been doing for some years
without molestatIon. They were stopped
by an order from Fish Commissioned
whitten, who showed that short Holsters
could he handled legally only after the
hrst % May. The misunderstanding of
the Law has been general, and has ~
suited from . complication with the law
regarding the canning factories, which
are allowed to begin operations (bst not
with short lobsters) on the 2Oth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Niinusrv Otsning
fur ~srtics.
Hav ~Ists Hoo fhs-phats.
No llutss ~s~inE hsrhins.
lsgautly illustrated CatAlugur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
alNGLE COPiKs.

s,nxls Cep,s. % The pemssrst Are bar cesss
seh Tnsy sill ~ msilesi On receipt o, pnse ~
H. ma hn.h.r- or for the eenysnisnes of p>trens
90. 1880 Al Of essh i..as have h<sn pls<csi on
- "A ,es follsvtns place. In ths Coanty-
In f.rt.. t.erry'. DruE stow.
~hurtsfs prux stSrv.
Narv.y Noys-' prus >toFv.
nala.li Alfr-l Cos. fo-tInA<tsr.
fpebarE. Az Ls~~s ihs@s"~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
JonS q. STANLEY. RssisrHn-
RkrHEL-
W. %. Brown " J. %. Brown. .
q. u. nV~nto sane, so
:. u. rwitehsli 10 W. y. Broun. to
nUcKrisLD.
q. y. Foster IN NJ, A. win.lou, "A
q. q. rooin 10 q. p,an. rs
pixvislA
O.. IIannafori 10 =. L.. rhrhskk. .o
oassSwoop.
q. ". wsisrhoa-s W n. A. wsisIhoa-e. so
HAkrroRp.
Z. y. OLilAm " %. D. Keith. yao
MASON,
Piummer Co ~ Aniro.ooTxip ". q. Co. I
soHwAr
%. ". Ettsr ~ n. o.. swan, m
%. L. llAsksli " NJ. y. Danforth.
u. l. Heal q al 10 q. A. friie. to
N. y. JAskson N q. y. Tabi~, iIo
oxroHp.
X. u. stuart 10 J. u. Robinson. 80
RunyoRD.
Y. " Fuller ~ y. o. FREEMAN, ion
.. Crson 10 u ~ go. !
j. Cotss ~ same,
A. tsmlsun to same,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
MANUFACTURER.

There have been six indictments for
manslaughter, three Of which resulted
In scquiital. The result OF the Others
Was:
solomon Carter Of Porter Vas tried for
manslaughter at the October term, 1886.
The Indictment alleges that he caused
the death Of Gardner Carter Of Porter by
means Of wounds inflicted with crutch
which he held In his hands. lie Was
found guilty, aud sentenced Ia six years
In state prison.
Hiram To,hcrly Of Norway was tried
for manslaughter at the October term,
lst5. The Indictment charges him with
killing Ebenerer W. Hobbs Of Norway
With q knife. with which he stabbed
Hobbs Ia the neck. lie Was found guilty
aud sentenced to one year In the county
Jail.
Thomas l.. Robinson Of Oxford was
indicted for mznslaughter at the Septem-
Der term, lsGi, for causing the death Of
Thomas Hay by pushing him into els
tern Of scaldlng water. from the burns
Of which he died the following day.
Robinson pleaded guilty, and Was sen-
tsnced 10 paw fine Ut three hundred
dollar. and half the costs, taxed nj
twenty dollars.
Leaving out Of account Ephraim Gil
man, whose original sentence was death,
afterwards COMMITTED, the number Of
years served by Oxford County homi-
cides Il less than thirty In the aggregate.
when the Jury In the Thorne case
came In last term, II WAS the third time
that verdict Of "Gullty OF murder" had
ever been spoken In the oxford County
court house.
Another fact worth noting IL that no
trial for murder In this county has ever
resulted In sequittal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

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inxh In lsnxth % column. spsstal ccssre.ss
nsis Win heeai. trsasisns And yeArv s'vs
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pswer sxpsrfsnc>i vcrkmen AMI ou pfsces
eombiss ~ mAke this department. OF our eesi
ss>. eempss< ami pcpalAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

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fans and Mains Isntrai gAiiFvsasis stu -sil Va
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

BORN.
IN Moray. .gr 81. 10 the wife Of Altsn 7.
In Es.s siossham. Apr. IS. TO the wife Of Chss.
Bartlett y daughter.
In wli.on'. hills, Apr. 10. 10 the ~ifs Of Er~s
Chsse. . soa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

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ts~n. ~ uNtori Ceunty arv cusitlci u Hs~Ea'es
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

The grocery store Of Moses Black at
Bath was entered on recent night, the
money drawer rified aud small guam
tlty 10 goods carried away. The same
night Mr.. Hacks barn Was entered aud
his COW cruelty beaten. Mr.. Black lays
Il to two young men with whom be has
had trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

The follosisg appraisal cf school
property has been made by the town
asses.orr.