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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-01
Examination Of Teuchcr..
Notice az Sale.

nURsUANT TO- license from the honorable
Judge PfOha.o III County ofOND1I.
shall sell n pablo auction on Friday tie ...,ai
,iav Of December A y. lssi At ten AZ me ci--s q
the fJr, nooB a. the h, nee recently occupied BY q
late { ella whitney m sid ~t1w IN sad = .,nty
all The rikh, title anl Interest which SAID eli
b. whitney late Of said stow decreased htd n atd
20 the following dssrrilsd Al e.t.te ~. On.
seventh part IN common. ard undivided Of the
homesie 4 firm Of he lste D,yidJ Whrnrv. ~.
uatsd IN "a %. also one 'ther piece -i'u TED Ia
Lowell IN sail County. aui berg The epst bali NJ
lot numbered six In the irh division 4 lon. i1
said Lowell, also piece OF me piow itUd -tu tte,I
In Fr, ohurg. IN said County. and on oil sa.t,riy
by Cold River. northsrly bv N. T.. Cay ~ d.
.0utueriy BY Asa Adams' land westerly by Mose,
stevens land.
EDWARD c. WALKER,
Aimihi-tn.1-.
Dated this 29,h day Of October, \. u. issI
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Justice. OF the Supu mo Juririal Court nstt
To be holden 81 Paris. within and Tor the c .unty
OF oxford. on tie s'eOnd Tuesday OF MaIca
A. u. lssi.
MATILDA POOR Of Br0vuGeld. In the County
II Oxford aud atr OF Maine. lihei- and gives ~ Z.
Hon Court q be- informed that she Vas ittfg.ly
married 10 Lore \ -. rosT. th' n of Ssyrurs. iu
~. stat OF bTu'g n. now OF parts unknoWn bg
Cameron II Nero. a. savannsn, In the >iAtr 'f
,,~orsi. on the IAN day o. Mach u. l-i
minister OF the Gospel " an hOfiseI no. ? the
AVE Of the susie OF Georgia 20 ,.lemIs- mar.
riagrs; tnst since ih,ir bt,fms rae yJ.r Hoe.
lsnt has conducted hsreell towards the -tId Lor
EMO ID. Poor a. Il faithful chAstr, an 81 c.t4u4:r
= fe and resided sith him al said lHowhd-li ten
wears after their interm-rTlagr, a. hi vlt- A..
tfore-A! d. that on IN. day Uf October A. - 80
althout reasonable cause. the iiocir- 10 o. de-
.srIed And .baniorsd N" lih. ltuf lui 49,
never returned 20 her tough oU.n requested %
10 90 and stiil pcF.i~t, m his ''stct M atIn q
fusing to Vroyid her with N" ngrr,-ilc- 90 lie
that she h.s sinc- HE DESERT n although o. ir, b.
" nealib, been compelled 20 supp 'rt h-Ts. IS srd
rh,ldr,u by her oWu manual lab tna' --if
Lorenzo ID Poor, has curing nearly the u'o'.
SINE sincr their intermarrIage, treated her Wl.4
extreme cruelty and nrgect. aud that -lnc, Hi.
-ain trs.rtiun Of your llDe -ni. ht- spc.t ere {
deal OF his tine % day a.G niZnt "a women
I ud tLAIaeer; Your ~ Giant iuit htr hytf- TIA.
she has by her ,spd husband T. ur minor chilI. On
named add age NJ follows; tdstr Poor. a1.t
twelve yeaTr IlaTT fO,r, iears OF axe r.
rilla Poor aged IL years AMI r. q l. Poor asri
year.. whcreGppn, intsmu h - Il wound ~ rra.
sonAbIe aud. proper. coudhciSe 10 fymrstir mar.
nony, anu eOnsi-trnt Wi;n tue peace sad moral.
ty 81 society. your lDclant urAys tn. Honnr.
,bio Court - decree . dcyorrr trlm the
bonds of iuAtTincuy tctVocB Ter ard her -a.t
husband, and The custVdy II h-r tAti m.u.r
ch idren may De GecTrcu - Ter All a. ip duty
D.uad " ~ ever pAy--and your Irrlttt ilttr-r
aver. tnat the residence OF the lib-l-r 0, ~.
.nOwn 10 her. AMI cannot he ccr.aiueI b. re-
sOnaDIe diligence.
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Newspaper Decisions.

I. Any person who takes paper regularly
rom the Otce-whethcr directed 20 his name or
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
il responsible for the payment.
2. Ii a person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all anearagcs, or the publisher may
collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the offce or not.
5. The Courts have decided thatref0ssng to take
newspapers and periodicals rom the post once,
or removing and leaving thca uncallec tor, u
prsBsa Iacts evidence OF fraud.
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GRAFTON, Oct. 2ith.-School began In
district No. /, Oct. 10, and will continue
nine or ten weeks; is being taught by Mrs.
Lena j. Bennett.
friend who has been visiting in New
Hampshire, thinks Mrs. Hazen Wheeler,
residing at Berlin, n. H., deserves men,
ton with the other smart old ladies. She
is eighty -seven years Of age, and has dur
ing the past three summer months spun
one hundred and fourteen skeins OF yarn,
and doubled and twisted one hundred
Of 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Bennett gave q
reception at the house Of A. F. Brooks last
Saturday evening. Everything was very
pleasant and after nice treat consisting
of cider, apples, nuts and candy, and join
ing In old-fashioned games for an hour or
two. all went home feeling that they had
enjoyed themselves very much, and wish.
ing the young couple pleasant journey
through life.
c. o. Moore already has q crew at work
in the woods logging. Evans & York,
nom Milan, have also gone to work In
this town. Grafton may be destined to be
quite q business place yet-who knows?
DoLLn DART.
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Mrs. A. b. Chase, the well known
Norway MilIner has just put in large
fall aud winter stock. She invites all TO
call and examine both goods and prices.
Those who do so, Will not regret 1t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-01

Senator and Mrs. Frye returned
from Washington Tuesday. Many of
the Senators have paired and gone home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-01

-Noyes Drug Store advertises new
line Of goods. Surely you can find what
YOU want in that large store if you ex-
mine the stock.
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Henry Ward Beecher retires from
editorial charge of the Christian Union,
but will continue to write for the paper.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. ss:-Board OF County Commissioners.
Sept Session. isso; held by adjour nment Oct.
~, ISL.
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
hsving been received that the petitioners are re
sponsbe, and that ioqury into tn. merits Of their
application is expedent, 1T IL ORDERED, that thu
County Commissioners mret at the Canton
steam Mill on tuesday the 10th day Of NOvem-
ber next
1t ten vi the clock IN and thence proceed 10 view
the routes mt ntoned In SAID petiIion Immediately
alter which view, hearing VI the pa tee aud wit
nesses Will be had 1t some convenient piac In the
vicinity, and sucn other mea sures taken In The
premises as the Commissioners shall judge proper
And t Is further ordered, that notice vi the time
place and purpose OF the COMMISSIONER me. tin q
aforesaid be gveu 10 all persons and corporation
Interested. by causing aiIestcd COPIES oi saiu De,
ton aud OF this order thereon TO Dc served upo the
Clerk OF the iowa OF Canton, anu also ~ stei a
IN three public places la said town and pu med
three weexs successfully In the Oxford Dem .cr at
newspaper printed az Paris Ia said COuuly of Ok.
ford, the first of said publications and each vf the
other notices, to be made, served aad posted, at
least thirty days before said of nee.ln " the
end toat all persons and corporations may then
ana there appear and suew cadse III ANY tuey have
why the prayer VI said petitioners suoaid not Dc
granted.
Attest JAMES 8. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy Of said retiIion and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest; JAMES 8, WRIGHT, Clerk.
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VI dh hlED.

In Roxbury Oct. -, ISL, James T.. Irish o
Canton. TO Nrs. Nc,ta r. weeks. OF Roxoury.
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To the Honorable
.Ju.tice. of IN. supreme TuiiC

Justices of thu Supreme fuiiciai Court,
neS; 10 he holfen At Parls in an for the Gun
Of oxford, on the third ru' sda OF sepiem e..
=. d lsSl.
CHARLFs A. HILL o. Andove-. in the County
I J"f oxford. husbrn nj % flo's u n. resp c.
fuiIy represents thar h wsslswuiv married 70
he said Fiorn r. vhose MAIDEN n me WI. FL e
T.. Foes at SIX " begsD. Or y e / yenih Day 10.
October. A. ID. 1871, by Rev. VIE or " ood ufy.
n u mister 81 tho gosIe', thst they we'd iog 'h"r
as husbsnd ard vie ~ said Anfover iu -'..
oun'y for nssrly all Of the lime since their .Ali
marriage TO the fourth dly OF November, d.
1880: that your lbe'ant has always CONDUCTED
hins1lf toward hi said wife ~ n faithful, uu-
and snectiong" h1-band: az o. the sat
urth dAy Of y. ven tier \. u, 49, she sad
Finrs Hill wiully d'ssT'e yYur lbelsnt with
out cause ard went "a Bo.i"a n N Common.
wealth at Mac acl usett-, Nra snce that tine Co
come place to 'our To. lsnt unknown: 81 The
time she deserted yoEr lib"lart she pretended
hat she was going u Welt her firnd- sn' return
In short time; Your hr'ahi iurhsr saws hist
on the nth dsy ofDe' emter, \ ID iss0 he went
10 Quincy, ard requested aud hesought hi. .ad
wiz 10 re urn win him. but she refused and told
him that she never would live with him again AMI
i ce her said desertion she has written our .alt
lbe ant that she shall never live with him AGAIN.
ard that she never desires u see or hear from
him again; and your lbelant further states mai
while The said Flora Hi!l. re-ded viii
him Mt Aniover nfpresaid, that she WIS 'mprop.
erly in innate with one DR. George l. Gnrney,
thar she received visits from him, not profe. ION
al and a. unreasonable. hOurs. anil wired he ssii
Quincy at hts room in the hotelat said AMI v"r-
that The IN mact between The siid Flora and fhe
said Quincy crested public scandal N the town,
where they then resided, and their religions .
zach other were reg rd-d by the community AMI
IL believed b. your hbelant ss highly improp.r'
AMI probably c. imir 81, aud such improper relN
tons your lbelant believes has bsen the promin.
ent 'an-e Of The alienation Of The Election OF
s'd Flora from him that your libelabt believes
II reasonHb and pr'Irr, co1duriye ~ domestic
harmony aud c'n-is'en, with h. peace and NOR
.liiy OF society that the b 'nds Of m,,rimpny be-
tween him and his sail wife, should be dissolved
by divorce. wherefore he prays tha' such divorce
may be decreed as In duty bound will ever pray
& HILL.
Dated this sixth day OF Sept. A. d lssi
And the said Chss. A Hill, makes sfid-vit 40 d
says that he DOES not know aud with reas 'n9oe
diligence cannot ascertain where the said tIora
K. Hill des CHARLES A. HILL.
Subscribed and sworn 10 this %n day OF seP''
A. d. 1851. Before me,
BENJAMIN +. BRICKETT,
Ins L.. of The Peace.
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STATE OF MAINE


OXFORD,ss:- Supreme Judicial Court Sept
Term. A. ID. 1881.
CHARLES A. HILL, Libelant, VS.. FLORA Z.
HILL
And now IL appearing TO the Court that the SAID
Lib lee 10 not inhabifant OF this State. ana
has no tenant, agent or attorney therein. and that
she has no notice Of the pebdency Of this libel
IL Is ordered by the Court that the said L'oelAns
notify the said Libelee, Of the pend,rcy
thereof By causing IN sttest.d copy of this iibt
with this order OF Court thereon to br published three
weeks successfully 10 the Oxford Democrat paper
printed af Paris Ia said County tn. last pubcfilon
to be thirty days at least before the next term Of
said Court TO be holden at Paris, aforesaid on
the second Tuesday Of Mach next. 10 the enc
that the said Defendant may then and there appear
NJ said Court and show cause II any she have WY
the PRAY er Of said libelant should not he graneo'
Attest; JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy Of libel and order Of court Thereon
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT. CLERK
FOLSOM and Merrill, Of skowhegan, atPys' io'
Llhslant.
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The town of Bethel wishes TO hire
100000. See advertisement.
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10 the Hon. Bon,d Of County Commissoners for
fhs Cntfukn NJ Oxford

The undersigned citiZens or Canton End vein.
iiy would respectfully represent that common con.
venience and necessity require the location OF C"un-
" roads 10 said Canton To VT from the County roaf
lpadiog ron Canton Point 10 DiXn.ld, At some
point between the dwelling hone ~ Amos en- ild-
aud the dwelling honse OF J. NJ. Hoil md, South.
-rly 10 the andre cog tin River. Also from the
Comfy road leading from Frencn's Corner, 40
called 10 Peru and Dixdelf ny the house OH.
French. at some point North Westerly from laid
French's house {, the Androscoggin River afore-
salt. Also IRON last named c unty road Al some
Point, near the ito e OF the Canton steam Mil
Company thence Easierly Northerly and wes-r-
~ q intersect last named location. the object
OF said locations being 10 Afford approaches Tor
public travel u a bridge In process OF construc
ton arros, tire Androscozxip X v.r in said Can.
tom. We would therefore ask that after due office
you view said routes and make such locations a.
In your Judgment the public nrcessHiss require.
G. II GILBERT, and % others.
Canton Oct. Is 1881
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Oxford County advertises for 40
cords Of wood Send your proposals to
James 5. Wright, esq, Clerk of Courts.
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MATILDA ToOg
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. - Personally ppesrcl the AIovr
EanTd Matilda fOpr. AnI ri'i= Data o ibr
uu.h OF the iOTrgo NJ slAt,mtnt b Aer ,I5.
scuOti. Bc'O.e inc
j l.. brink.
JAtt.fe Of the Peace
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FRANKLIN PLASTATIoN.-The dwelling
house with household furniture, and the
barn with hay and farming tools, belong
ing to Carlos d. Lane, were burned 10 the
ground st | 80 p. NJ, Monday, Oct. "a. In
sured for 81 800.
Farmers are selling large quantities OF
stock for good prices TO stock men.
T. II. Thornton has number OF fine
carriage horses for sale.
Charles Bisbee, esq, sold 90 bales Of
old hops to the Dole Bros. OF Boston, the
other day.
Fred Delano of West Peru, Is in town
canvassing for the life OF President Gar
field, with excellent success. TINT.
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METHODIST SUNDAY. SCHOOL SOCIETY.-Tbe
regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
Sunday. School Society OF Richmond and
Manchester was held at Unions station
church Sunday afternoon at - O'Clock
A. l.. West (presdent) IN the c6alr, James
p. Turner and james +. Riddick secre-
taries.
The meeting vas opened with prayer by
Rev. L. A. Peterson, and singing by Cnion-
Station school.
Mr.. +. Wiley Davis. superintendent OF
Union.Station school, made gratifying re-
port OF the condition OF the school. die
stated that the school was IN good working
order, the officers and teachers working
earnestly and pray eriuIly for The promotion
of this good cause. The >chool has recently
added good many books 10 the circulating
library.
The President then introduced R'v. John
c. Uannon, pastor OF Park Place church,
who made IN Interesting address to the
children OF the schools. He SAID good chill
dren are Gods flowers, planted on earn
ana laboring for Heaven. He exhoried the
children 10 strive TO be ChrstIlke and snow
forth all The Christian virtues in their lives,
so s. 10 grow up to be useful in this lie ana
fitted for Heaven.
Rev. j. w. Blod>Oe, pastor OF Trlnliy
church, next made an earnest address 10
SUNDAY school teachers. urging them to put
all their heart and soul into the work. Al
ways work with cheerful spirit Prepare
the lessons well. Follow the directions OF
God'S Word and train mp the children IN the
nurture and admoniion o. tue Lord. The
reward j. sure aud everlasting.
| Rev. J.. A. Peterson, pastor OF Centenary
church, closed the addresses with some I'M
pressive remarks OF the rewards OF Heaven.
lie spoke OF the highest seats beng 0cct'
pied, not by earih's great wen. but by those
who, though poor in earthly goods, are rlcn
in devotion 90 God. Let the motto be,
Faithful Unto Death"
Mr.. West. president, read an interesting
letter from Rev. j. W. Llmbulh, in Snang-
! bal, China, acknowledging the receipt OF
funds from he Methodist schools OF Rich
mond for the support OF the mission school
in Shanghai. lie mentioned the death fl Il
little Girl in ore Of the mission schools who
gave full evidence Of a >ayingfaith IN Cail>t.
Tse secretary announced that at the last
meeting Of The Board Of Directors The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear. 4. l.. West, president; &. Ii. Has
kpr, assistant president; Asa SDyder. L.
w. PembeItOn, w. T.. Turner. Il. }. Hunt,
| w. W. Pool, I. G.. Wells, W. L. Latham, L.
Wiley Davis, J. Thompson Brown, Charles
lIagan, and l.. l. Penny. yice-pre>idcnts ;
Charles u. Rady. secretary; james i. Iur-
ncr, assistant secretary; I. l.. ID. Waliord,
treasurer.
The following is summary OF supern-
! fn TtuntTX
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RICHMOND. Va, February y. Is,


Editors Dispatch; vii! superintendent
Peav, or some one else who is enlightened
on me subject, please answer me the follow
ing queries through these columns: Fir't,
has the capacity OF our High. School build
ing decreased since the beginning OF our
present scholastic year? or why are our
children who were promoted from Madison
and other schools five months ago, now,
sfter passing through that period and stu
dying as diligentIy as one could possibly do,
sent back, wlihou, one thought or care nj
he modification that lhev must and surely
DO feel at such a step, while they were not
pr0moled in tue intermediate eX m,nalion
" hich ha, Just closed2 Then why not let
them continue at the High school; or WHY
we're they ever sent there, only now 10 be
returned and reeev We the ieers and taun,s
Il their former scnool-feilows, and the same
from those who eau, through favor, con-
tinue at our High school? X. DUKE.
Mr.. Peay can no doubt answer these
questions satisfactorily. AS Mr.. Duke Is
dissatisfied, there are Of course other pa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

IMPORTANT NorICE.-Tne friends and patr)ns
OF the late firm OF Gunst & Rinswanger will re
pleased 10 know that A. GUSsr. formerly Of The
above drm. begs leave TO Inform them and The rlb-
lie In general that since the dissolution OF GunN &
Binswanger that he has admitted his son iuto tse
business. aud win continue to conduct (lt the o'd
stand Of Gunst & BInswanger, Ne. COS Bs1id
street, the business Of wholesale aud retail dealers
IN general line OF Psiuts, Oils. Nirnishes &C.,
French AMI American Wlnd1w-G'a.s, Brushe ~
all descriptions, LOOkug-Glass and Looking.r ass
Frames. IL addition, have rented a large ware-
hon,e. where we have an entire supply ~ Sa.h.
Doors, aud Blinds. and would respectfully asa ihe
pu3c, and especially the builders, can or o.. .ur
an estimate before purchasing.
Mr.. \. GUNsr, Of this Grm. who has heretofore
suuerin,ended the furnishing of French 70 .i,aed
Plate Glass for st0re-ironti desires 10 Inform tl1
IA need thereof that his ualt experience onabiys e
new firm to furnish with better facilities thar t,ro-
tofore, and at prizes to compete with the lowest.
Remember. 4 can j. asked for an estimate bpilre
purchas ~ elsewhere.
orders by mail or telephone promptly attcu g.
| 10. 4. GUSSr SOS.
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6Z- On all sales OF Rell Estate made bolwte ih-
lst of January and last Of June tie taxes iJt ne
present year hsye to b. paid b. the uuF'lisssl. %
all sales made between the lst OF July and is4. Cf
the year the taNes have 20 De paid by tie heitr
(This Gus ON was adopted about fifteen years tRD
hv All tbe rtal estate agents In Richmond, aId to-
plies 10 Richmond aud ylciniiy.I
JAS. MACDDUGAiL, los \. VI small lot o. tat-
uiiure az No. go Broad street.
JAS MACDOUGALL, 10Y 4. VI, percmpicry ,p'e
OF tex of bouts. shnes. mats, dry goods, hrts,
no,tsns, sc AT No. 204 Broad street.
RlCHARD~ON co, ~ =. NJ. commIssianei's 3
sale Of brick store and dwelling. No. 3oOs, ana
lot on Lester between Hague aud Nicholson
streets.
SUTTON & CO.. AZ r. VI. trustee sale OF y 'ec-
story stock brick residence, 80. 7ls west trace
street.
FURNAN TCPPER. ~ ". trustees sole Of Uu-
per Westham. seven miles west of Riehmofd,
on both ,iaes OF The Richmond aud AHescsly
railroad.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, II NJ, 7s serei of N1il-
able wO .d.lgyd ~ miles from ManebespA o.
the aidi0hRn turepike.
JAS MACDOuGAfls. 10 4. NJ. e'o>ing ort
$4,000 worth OF Diamond, watches stn ~
elry AZ The osn-0fiee OF A. Harris, ~ No
1922 Main street
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Adjourned.

SOME or THE DIFFICULTIES IN GETTING
THE NAIL FROM THE NOR1H.-The tram
which arrived here Yesterday at $50 p. NJ.
on the Frede rcksburg road brought in
about seven thousand pounds OF mail mat
ter. principally letters, which bad accumu-
lated in Washington since last Friday. This
mail wa, carried from Washington 10 Alex
andria in wagons, and from thence on by rail-
The train which arrived here last might at II
O'Clock brought another large lnstaIment. IN
cludlpg the New York papers OF Yesterday.
During the continuance OF the ice-blockade
in The Potomac the mails for the South will
be carried TO Alexandra over the Aque-
duet bridge in wagons and ria Shepherd
by boat. After the river is clear of Ice and
until the bridge is repaired it will be car
ried over to Alexandria from Washington
by the Potomac Ferry Company. No leans
were allowed 10 90 over the Georgetown
aqueduct bridge on Saturday, and aS soon
as permission was granted Sunday the mats
we're taken over and forwarded Monday.
The roads are in a terrible condition around
to the south side OF the river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-15

POLICE CoURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. c. Richard
son:
Thomas Scott (colored). assaulting and
beating his wife, Rhode Scott. The case
was continued until to-day.
John White (colored), charged with be-
Ing Suspicion. character, and also charged
with beating and threatening to shoot
Charles III. Murray. The case was continued
Jill Wednesday.
William Washington Dean (colored).
charged with beating his wife, Emma Dean,
was fined s..
John Walker (colored), found guilty Of
stealing one lot OF wood from J. X. +. Bur-
roughs and violently resisting the police,
was sentenced 10 be punished with ten
stripes for stealing md fined SIS for resist
ing the police.
Charles baltimore, charged with felo-
nlously assaulling and cutting William
Henry WILLIAMS with knife. The case
was continued till to-day. The accused
was committed to Jail.
Charles Major was charged with assault.
ing and beating Frank Jackson. and Frank
Jackson was charged with beating his wife,
Indiana Jackson. The cases were dismissed
on the payment OF costs, at the request OF
:he cOmplainants in writing.
Thomas DickersOn was found gully Of
stealing one can OF pruDes and one bucket
OF apple-butter from Z. B. CerSley, and
sentenced tc be punished with ten stripes.
Joseph Wilson and william Richardson
were fined p each for creating "A disturb
ance at the Tbraise Comique.
Charlotte Gray (cOlored) was lined 81 for
creating 4 disturbance in the street.
Loui,a Brown and Alice Thomas Doth
.colored) were fined s. each Tor fighting in
the street.
}. }. Wilson and B. A. Winters. creating
4 disturbance in toe street. Fined - each.
&. W. ChildreSs aud II. Muller were fined
$3.50 each for dis0rderIy conduct.
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TUFTS PILLS

,>,rE AND GENTLE rrRG Awe recommended
a. ne cure Of al dissss's OF lht stomach hVer'and
h,oe,s. They purify he blood, Increase the appe'
,,,e. cause the BODY 10 lake ON hsh' ana oS 'n'ir
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