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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
COMMUNICATED.

We are not aware of any "weak-kneed
democrats" Burke, in this section to be
wooded into the support of the independent
(another phase of Mahoneism) candidate for
the House of Delegates-Judge sansster.
Our white voters go straight, having. no use
for any decoy to catch on. Should any
'weak kueed" aforementioned be discov-
cred in this realm they will be kindly hu-
mored to see the coon in the fence, in
denendent-and brace up erect. The
democrats of this vicinity intend to have
liyely rallies aud sharp and active work
during the coming month, and as General
Fitz. Lee is our neighbor, we 60 for him
unanimous. $50 say we all of u.s." No in
dependent in ours; we take it straight in 10
this contest, and govern ourselves accord
ingly. FAA'
I.incolnia, September q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.

ror to-day threatening weather and rain with
stationary is indicated for this vif Gin
N .!sr,r heavy and continued cool norihcasterly
xwinds are probable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

THE FRANCoNIA BARBECUE.-We arc
glat! to be able to announce authoritatlvely
that the Hon. John Randolph Tucker will
speak at the barbecue at Franconia, Fairfax
county, next Thursday. Let all the people
turn out to hear him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
Medical College Of Virginia,
RICHMOND.
The Forty. Eighth Annual Session begins
OCTOBER s.
For Catalogue, with particulars address
iy22dAtw2m N. L. JAMES, MD, Dean.
rOTICE TO CITY TAX-PAYERS.

N oll'S ~ W -AAf a l'
Collectors Office, September Is, 1880.
Tho attention of all parties interested is re-
spectfully called to the following extract from
the Revenue Bill Of the year 1883:
ION all bills paid by the 1st day of October,
1885, they [the Tax Collectors shall allow dis
count of five per cent, and on all bills not paid on
sessed and collected penalty of five per cent.
upon the amount Of said bills, and on all bills
manning unpaid on the LIST day Of juno, 1886,
damages ut the rate Of six per centum per annum
shall be paid"
Office Room No. 6, Royal street front. Market
Building. j. I. hill. Coi. N: Dlst.
sep15-2w SIX FIELD, Col. 8, Dist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, Sept. 21-The Stock Exchange
opened as usual on Monday at II o'clock. Fist
prices are generally Is TO u per cent higher than
they closed on Saturday and in the early dealings
thcro were further advances of small fractions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

Ayers Sarsaparilla is highly coutentrat-
ed, and the most economical blood purifier
that can be used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

Headaches and biliousness are promptly
cured by the use of Ayers Cathartic, sugar.
coated Pills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

YESTERDAY was beautiful day, and the
churches were largely attended. The Sal.
walton Army still "holds the fort" at Sarcr-
Ia Hall and threw out q picket line in the
afternoon, holding services at the corner OF
King and Columbus streets and other sec
tons Of the city. Nothing sensational oc-
curred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
a refined character. The "Mikado" will be
presented to night only, and the programme
wi be changed Tuesday.

THREW UP THE CoNTRACT.-A few weeks
ago Mr.. Wm Dobie, Superintendent of Po-
lice, advertised for proposals to set the curb
and pave the cutters of the four squares on
Washington street three on the east and
one on the west side of the street) bounded
by Duke and Gibbon. There were several
proposals received, among them one from
Messrs John l.. Boyer and III. Desmond,
who, being the lowest bidders, were award
ed the contract, they convenanting to do
the WORK at FIVE cents per running foot for
setting the curbing and ten centsper square
yard for the paving. Shortly before the
work began Mr.. Desmond became painfully
aware that there was no money in it, and
backed out, leaving his partner, Mr.. Boyer,
to fulfil the contract. The latter began the
work and logged along on the job until to-
day, when, it seems, Though 10 ostensible
reasons are given be also began to realize
the fact that he had taken proftless con-
tract, and. following his partners example,
threw up toe job.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Sept Il
Cattle in fair demand; primo 51aa61s; good Aga
54.; medium 34,a4la; common 2As3A. Sheep
dull; prime 4a44,; good 31sa3a. medium 2Aa
31t common 2a21s, Hogs in fair demand, sell
ING at from 61., to 63a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

COMMITTEE ON PoLICE.-The Committee
of the City Council on Police met this morn
ing and organized by electing Mr.. John W.
Burke, chairman. The committee adopted
an order that the members Of the police
force equip themselves with uniform hat
similar to those worn by the members OF
the police force Of Washington city. The
order will 90 into effect on the first day OF
October. The action Of the committee is
highly pleasing to the members of the force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

"Thus am doubly armed-my death and
life,
My bane and antidote are both before
me"
Whether to sit alone suffering with neu.
ralgia
Or buy one bottle of Salvation Oil.
'Blood-food" is the suggestive name often
given to Ayers Sarsaparilla, because of It's
blood enriching qualities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

New YozK, Sept 21.-Stocks moderately active
and steady. Money easy at 1. Cotton steady;
uplands 10 .16; Orleans 10 SIG; futures steady.
Flour ouiot and unchanged. Wheat 1aa1s higher
Corn asaasc lower. Pork steady at S1Oalo 20
Lard heavy at Sc 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

Flour is steady and firm, with no disposition
OH the part of holders to press sales. Wheat IS
fairly active with good demand 5000 bushels
being sold to-day at 90a91 for fair to good Fultz,
(no choice oilIeredl, 50 for mixed and 9oa96 for
Lancaster Several lots Of common and damaged
brought from so to So. Corn is strong and whito
sold at 53. No yellow Corn, Rye or Oats we're
offered. Butter is in good supply, but choice
finds ready sale. Eggs are scarce Other produce
is without material change.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 21-Va 6s consolidated
AZ past duo coupons 59"s,; new 10 40s 33I new
IS 591a bid to-day. Cotton dull; middling
9 Flour steady and a1hst ID h0 WARD stTfs5
"a TO- do family 81 25a5 90; City Mills
super SO O0a3 25; do extra 50 5Oa3 IS; do
Rio brands 81 rs ; Patapsco family s. 80; do su.
perlative patents rs. Wheat-Southern tirmer
aud quiet Western higher. closing dull; South
ern red 92a94; do ambor 96a96; No Mary
land 931b bid No Western winter red spot
S79.aSS% September SIS. bid; October 99'sa
| 90; November 923sa922i December 95Aa9o q.
Corn-Southern steady aud quiet; Western steady
and dull Southern white 54a55: do yellow 53s
81; Western mixed spot 47laa4S; September AZ
asked; October 47laa49; year 44laa44& Jan
uaIy 44a441a Oats dull Southern 3Ua35
Western white 32a34; do mixed 29a3O; Penna
3Oa35. Rye quiet aud firm at 61aG3. Hay
dull prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
| land Sl2 Goals 90. Provisions steady and firm ;
Mess Pork s1Oa$1O 90 Bulk meats, shoulders,
and clear rib sides packed 4ala6. Bacon should
ers 5t,: clear rib sides 71h; hams 1l4a124.
Lard-rcfned 72. Butter steady; Western pack,
cd 11a14; creamery 1927 Eggs easier and an!
nary to fair 77saS5s Sugar firm A soft ~.
Whiskey nominaly steady at 81 1Ga1 II.
CHICAGO, Sept 2l-11:f5 a. m.-The VIII: at
market opened steady this morning at ga Tor
November, and sold off $500, under heavy offer.
ings. rallied and advanced rapidly to 951a amid
strong excitement, rcceded and fell back to 80,
and is now quoted S5ls. Corn easier and &c
lower Cats &c lower. Pork ~ higher
New YosK, Sept 21.-Stocks moderately active
and steady Money easy at /. Cotton steady;
uplands 10 1.16; Orleans 10 3-16; futures steady.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat EaSs higher og
Corn asaasc lower. Pork steady at $1OalO 20
Lard heavy at So 40.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 81
Cattle in fair demand; primo 1aa61s good 4S.a
81, medium 34ha4la y; common 2E.a3A. Sheep
Il d,t 1LoCS mod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

NOR SALE OR RENT-A DESIRABLE FARM
OF NINETY ACRES,
adjoining Episcopal High School, three miles from
Alexandria, and five miles from Washington.
FIFTY ACRES IN GRASS; COMFORTABLE
TEN. ROOM DWELLING and Good Ontbuildings.
Enquire of DTS f. D. 1--WE
sep21-tw1 On Ale12norla va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

OTTER CHARACTERISTIC Baltimore
oorraspondent of the New York Uorldsends
tSa following description Of well known
cbsracter to that paper. The individual
wiil be readily recognized by most Aiexan-
While it is true, as Everybody
Lnows That YOU have in New York multi
tde of city types we rather think that we
have right here in Baltimore number OF
enbiects which are not to be laughed at, that
i RI course supposiDg you cannot, as we dare
sev YOU can't, help laughing at them. Take,
FIR example. the Chief Jestis, Grand-Mar-
.bal Of Baltimore Town dare say you
haven't in New York anybody exactly like
this gentleman. Here follows good like
urgs of The old Chief with the signs on his
hat tremendous watch chain, stick and
other Accomplishments. When you allght
rnm the train at the Camden Station you
ore almost sure to encounter the 'Chlei Jes-
lis, Ifyou are Baltimorean he invariably
akes grab at your hand ana says,
know'd your granpa, honey; give me aem
checks and I'll take your bagldge right up
10 dc house The Chief Jesi!s' wears u
kersey coat, reaching down almost 10 MS
ankles. tLDu.i; The thermometer registers
the linetie2, rnd he displays an immense
s,,ass wulcl, chain which Is attached TO
hip tin watch that hos 10 hands, by the
aid of which timepece be IS neVerthe-
less able 10 tell you the time OF Day even 10
the minute. He has been Connected with the
Howard House for years, and has Tor years
slept at Right sitting bolt-uprlSht IN hard-
seated chair il he bar room OF that estao
ushmcnt He says he has had the heart
disease and swelling OBJ de Jints' for
nigh on TO twenty year or mo, ana cannon
90 10 bed lie is very we'll known in Wash
irrton and claims to have seen all the Pres
dents inaugurated for more than half cen.
tury. Occasionally when his swollen Jlnts'
nave b.en sufficiently fabricated with rum
he consents 10 give al exhibition OF his
.trpsichorean abilities, invariably accom-
panying sort of galopiDg motion OF his
limbs with plantation song, beginning:
snake Jack June Bug stole half dollar.
Postum in de gum tree, cooney i'll dc holler.
ut is well worth tho amount which the
June bug is said to have purloined to wit
ness this extraordinary perfoim nance of the
'Chief Jes,iS's.'"
iChief' was hotel porter hereabouts
twenty-five years ago, and at that time was
known by nearly everybody. Shortly after
the close Of the war he was involved IN
difficulty with white man, when "Chiet,"
previously regarded as harmless, used his
stick with terrible effect upon tho head OF
his adversary The old porter was arrested
and confined in jail for some time to await
the result of the injuries he had inflicted.
The case however, was never called in
court, and Chief" was finally liberated,
after which he left this city for his present
abode
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

THE Y. NJ. RAILwAY.-The freight traffic
over the Virginia Midland Railway is rap
idly increasing, and the company has been
compelled to lease three engines from other
roads to carry the freight which is aecunu.
latng along the liue of the road. One of
the engines, leased by the company from
the Richmond and Danville Railroad, was
found to be very much out of repair on its
arrival here, and was ordered to be returned
to that company. All of the employees at
the company's shops in this city, who have
been working On reduced time, are now
working ten hours. A number of machinists
are engaged night and day on engine No.
II, which is being rebuilt here. A number
of hands have recently been added to the
force. at the shops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21

TREE PLANTING.-One of the chief beau
ties of Washington city is the handsome
manner in which the streets and avenues
are parked. Our streets are wide and
would be greatly improved if property own
ers would plant good varieties ofshade trees
in front oftheir residences. The costwould
be small and in few years they would add
very much TO the appearance as we'll as the
health Of the city. Many new and attrac-
tive houses have been built this season and
large contracts awarded for others, with a
steadily. demand at good rental
prices for all that are we'll located, and as
the season is at hand for planting and re-
moving trees, it is to be hoped that more in
terest will be paid to this important matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

DARTIES WISHING to RENT SMALL
L HOUSES will please call ut No. IL King ST.
sep19.3t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
FRYEBURG

w. Ward. now OF orange, \ j., ar
rI,.t on saturday Ast to spend a lev
weeks lu DIS native town.
Ffw,-I Fe.ser.leu aud Charles fcsscn-
s.n. viz sni daughter. from Bangor spent
last week AZ their early home.
Sir. ana Mrs Gould OF stephentosn, y.
\ have visited Rev. j. h. Nasons iamNS
t1c pas, week. $500.
Mr. Eames 90 wobu'u, Mass, j. visit
lng her parents, Mf. ani Mrs heufy
Walker
q m T.bbeits aud family are home
ar.ln af,er few weeks vacation, sp-ut a.
Peaks Island.
~. RICHARDSON has been away Tor a
~ or Two. getting rested, really Iof
.-hool which begins Sept p
DsnieI ". Bradley l. visiting his sister
.nl bro,hers. flr the lrst time since setil-
Inc ln Denver. Colo, six years ago.
The Frvcburg Base Ball Clno played
v,ish the Kerar Fails CUB last week, with
, r..sit.as score of5to2i a few days later
a zane with the Steep Falls Ciao resulted
l.tOi
Tbqr-isy evening OF this week there was
a p'essart social gathering AZ the Congrc'
ratioral ycstry. with the folioWing enter
txnmeu, detrimental music, Minnie
Br,tiey. rcailng. Miss Hall OF Norway .
music on che harmoniea, Mr. Niiliken. OF
portltni. soug. by Mrs Crosby % Mo'
barns reallng And yentrl!oqlism. by M
Uerc,t of Englani; instfumenih music
Nj smith OF lakewood, n j. Later re-
Treatments were servei
Mrs. Ramon Williams AM iamhy arc
visiting Mrs.. J. T.. uowe.
The oxford House aud other 0oArding
homes are flll % oveIh)Wlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
PARIS

A. the entertainment given BY The Oal
yCrsallsi sunday School, wednesday eve
mag. thc opcrctta, Red kiilnehooi'
/ Rescue. was presented 10 a manner which
made au elective display 1f some Of iht
musical talent % This village After the
opcrctta. rtfrcshmCnts were served, aui a
| short time wa devoted % tripping The
/ Light fantastic
Emery N HArt0u and wife, of Clncinnat,
Onto. nave been visiting friends here, aficT
an absence 90 eight years
An orchestra has been ofgauIt,i here,
ani commenced practice.
Mr. aud Mrs ELIAS Chase of Portland,
/ arc 40 Go. l. Ma.icn's
TIE following receipt ior money col.
iclicl f1r ihe Gfaut Mpuum ut flrd has
been received
MEMORIAL To ruE tsrr grNrnst oRsNr.
Received. from NfuilIf anI lnlfcfsllisi
CHlrcrrs Paris liliI. Maine, Soc sun m i.Flt
Dollars. contributed at a Memorial service,
I fn tho hranf Monument A. 'citiInn. in 1rrniu.
1urU uliI Coo resolution adopted ai a uNfllNf
Chester 4 Arthur eas inIIIuan.
uHrxEt. Mnrsts CO. tr0afulrff.
Neu lork. AUG la ltA.
NJ ari SIR Charils hlsn1 pf b.itel.
drove dnNn to Pare, Fu1lt Couit dty.
Mr Mtso1 has trai.d in Bethel Or many
years lic SAYS be- hes taken t1a oNfonp
urnfntn.r flr over 2j years.
So n 4 nrldo-f cnnil t.i pralsr
-.rsIcc q ths napi.st churca. sunlay Eve
.n.ng Ihrfc was avery large clrsrcgt.
tI'n. snf th. singlng wts excellent
Mr Bni'nff 1.gins mls.cA elnfca.
t.1n 81 ih. nsptI.i vc.'y today. Mnn a.
m ruIug o. there arc enough O. aii'ni,
bel $500 cnnt.uue for dve dtgs. gItIug three
lessons p,r tsy. Ari close Wlih q grand
concert. Fdlay night The convection
conducted hy him last spring was great
success. aui probably aN those who Wen
ait. rlci VIII 90 agaln AMI h' rrIni1fcri
hy a larg. ulmhtr Nh1 have uo'li i1r htu-
,lt of bis distraction.
Toe Hapt-t sunday school wiN 40 on a
p.ru.r o. Norway Lake. Saturday 10 10 ls
pleasant Al who hayc teams are request
20 to take them. AMI a CarrYal vii Poi pro-
klI.i flr those who 81 not own a convey
aucc Ta1sc who arc gDIug should hr A.
che gcstry 40 uIuc O'Clock. promptly, SAT
lrlay mnrnlng.
Mics o. nsc1n ~ Portland, ls visiting
bee ffirui. N Rose G.les
" " klm1ah l.. = Navy. is BOZ town
af thc kawsou HOMESTEAD
T. y. Paris. r.g n NCW lofk. vas
here. last week o. started f1rap .iss.
TITAN toar ,o tl, white Molu'alr-, soon
after DIS arrival
Services Wtfc RESUMED lu thc ln.tcrsai.
l.t church. ast sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
RRON

th,us thrtc thousand people siicnicl
Eli. Interesting grove mceAl- ~ Las. -
..,r,rfIrn1k. ana thirty or more VIZ
-, ~. place Rev. Mr. Hooper pre-
80 AS onenci Tie meeting Win feil
..,-,r.rI,tr remarks. Res. &. 4. lay lea
efaaburn ara Crow of New jersey g..is
80 n-nftahlc dlscourses ai>o IL. Aai-tie'
Al. ~ 49, n. sslouary, aided Ia tn- s-t' iee,.
49, vItlbeu renierci several Songs lu
..tf.ftrtor, manucr. aud the hcpfon Via
80, xIth ST.. Bradford or Turner TOT sec
1rl bass sang fneiy. -,-.
ercouut OF TIE absence or ne singers,
49, nr.iss meCung was posiP1ned' au'
wlu occur on the 2ii inst.
a.. R.~tirtt rsturncd frst OF the week
49,. vf.ifrf Coruviilc. ani on her return
-. I, brief stsy with her Lewiston
ff'ents. 49, ., cant.
r,..-t.,,'. An who attended Commence
-,e~t Wili remember bis Humorous son-,
IN. Dsvi. has been dangerously w.
since she len here. -,.. A.,
Il. p. whitney, CSC, has Nls.',u ~.
Mace. tbs week, Tor TIC ParPos' ~ u"
aravlns the Trustee House. ..-.,,
Ths Trustees iutsnd soon 20 mAse su''
,.l. repalrs on tle school oniliin-s
The library furnishes an excsilein, ~ ~,
~ Ia Useful aut interesting pooAs ~ 80. ~.
49,. sni In every respec, the ins'ls ..,.''
h nro4ressing and vii A. last - u.s.. 49,,
-. w,h the endowment u p1sssss'ss
~. - Principal. W. y. sargent
ei-hiv roumeuiei In ne hiitorial 49,.
-TD- N : Burragc. snd We are a., ,.Ppl
i, 80, IA, Misses whitman aud MAY,
IN ,.-,,ln 20 assist him. All regret M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

departure OF Prof. Mayo, and hope flr hi-
h'ghest prosperity AMI happiness In his
ugw position.
We express thanks 20 Hartford, inf
his daughitrs address. and particulars
concerning his health aud regret % know
b. 4 30 lame, Bat very glad that he can
write with Ease. and enjoy reading
Miss noyuton OF Oxfort, successful
teacher and nuc scholar, Who completed
her coarse here In 40, visited the place
this week
n'sckhcrfir. are very ahundani here
Mrs. h.. Bcarce sold s0 quarts In Lewis.
ton. This week, beside a large quantity Dis
posed of here. Mrs.. Victoria barrows and
Der brother picked Ten quarts In about an
hlnr
l. Il hfarcc sends a large qlantlty Of
cucumbcrs 90 Portland, twice week.
Prof whitney has maize any tons Of
haY. Leon. Ralph and LImmlo Lane have
BEEN very smart aud useful They are very
Interesting boys.
Aiiic Maxim viii leave here on thc 22i
inst O. visit her sister NO Ncnfou. Mas.
Mr. natchoiicr. a former resident OF The
p'1ce. IN here f0r short Nlsi, n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

list Society al sumner. She informs me
OF the death OF EphrAim Ltwrences wife,
AZ Bryants Pond, whom I have known
many years.
oar team Tor carrying clear water from
Hartford spring 10 the depot for Boston,
returned before The mall arrived from
Paris. Ny anxiety was % see the DKuo.
cKAr before night Ny son with his daugh.
ter of three years went 10 the steam mill.
where there II a lCiief.hoN. She soon
came and handed M the DEHocRsr !
soon saw % postal cards ~ the brigade 10
rad. enjoyed a FEAST Of rcasou and now
of soul
IA ho ia says b. has no desire 81 rival
Hartford" on the Mexico correspondent
lie had better practice medicine than 10
write postal brigade card with an oil
steel pen a. Hartford does.
will now close my card without auoih.
cr wJft, save HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

,.,r.srr or uxFoUn. - TO rtc Honorable joe
a.. III anr ~urrom0 Iul.rIal tourf, ufKt t1 D.
haflrn ~ p4rs W .fhIn ana i1r saIl County an thf
sa..an.l Iufs.llF of n0tnifrs 4. ID. lssi.
IL NIai % Granville ". lartnig0, 0f Anl1fffi
u d. county of ONnri, state of MANY CONAN
lsaIn.t IIarTiot D ranrirr, ~ siic. ke-If'ffu s
r9prsssufs t,rsnrle ". ftrr.dgo 10 Aniltcf IN thf
I'unff III uAilrl sialtssIi, iiai D. flii iaful-f
i native ~ thf State Of Ma.nf, AMI has resided
therein In good faith or more Than tso yttfs pfoi o.
ffe oluufnrfnfuf ri these pruoecInrs, tiaf D. Va
l.fIIIv usrrIr.l o. coo lIarlcf ID. sawyer, Id b.
I'M n d. taunfF 0f ~udk STATE a Missag lu.1tis,
ia tfr tuonfF.fhIrl DAY of pccfmhlrt a. -. lsl-l
anl thai be- cuIalfed with tho saIi liauIt uflc
snrraarls Id slIl Boston AMI AZ ilsl.n In the tom
al I'd AnIrn.rasen, AMI state of NAM, until tho
i.Iie ..ri 81 ~ raufh of IuiF. 4. ID. is.l tlai
a0a tldir sal nfernaulare De- has iuliy Performed
ever, marital ohliclflau-huf that saIl Harriet ID.
~sufer. Wholly regardless # hlr marital DUTY en-
..I milIIa part ~ July, A ID. issl, ailfssaii, With
QUO auy iusflhahIe cause therefor uiienY DESERT \
,oar 4. llnf snl has continued said doserilon from
aid time in Il.y, 4. ID l,'o, o. the pfoscni ume'
Al ,ur ltuf further alleges thai thc pfcsfui rtsl
-. al uhrrrilauts q tho saIi liauei sine o.
40 alaaftIon Ar unknown a. hin, except num rc
- .n flr sntsfsnae e Hh.0h Is that shf j. uuH fc
.llnF III iha oify OF Portland sai ,isie. sth oue
Tnrkrr fnI one oeols.ln since slld dfsfriiqn Yoli
Iislanf sis the saIi Harriet, In Durham, Gag uine
e.ft m. uan Tackfr, ani this being the only time
- lirsnf has ever seen hrr sIuoc hCr sall lCser
- ir Julv A ~ lssl, hui has used an due diligence
N, ,.tIng ~ hrr reported Whcrraiolfs, bot without
...l Whfrriaro 81 pays that a divorce iigin ~
l.nl. II m.frin1nr tofNtfn him and BIZ sad Nlil
nav D. decrtcd o. him, and 90 such iafthef And
abr rolIaf - o. this llonorthIe tuln nay seeu
iusi. GRANVILLE W. fAhikiD"h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
RUMFORD CENTRE

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