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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
raXIRIIRn cENIRE.

lain, snow, wind aud sunshine alter
nately during the past week. Til. IL a
variety climate that ought 10 suit every
body.
Rev. Mr.. staple. delivered a very In
house Monday night.
We are glad "a learn that D. y. frye,
Nho has been confined Ia hi bed by liz
ness, Il rapidly Improving.
The ladirs connected With the ilarbor
Methodist church contemplate giving an
entertainment Christmas eve.
The green goods men 81 New York
ARE sending out Inducements tn make
money easily" several In this vicinity
have been invited 10 take trip to that
city.
Dr. Groo.e % New York, a son al
Ne. sam'l Deaborn, has discovered
process. Of extracting teeth without pain
by the AID 81 electricity.
I'd. Bakers residence escaped de-
siructiOu by a narrow majority the other
night by the chimney catching IRE.
N the grange corporation are wise they
will Induce Mr.. GILES 10 stay With them
another year. \ man that increases
business from sjOOO 10 sajOO year !.
hard to replace.
Their, l. not doubt but that Mr.. bur
gell will secure the appointment OF post
master at the Centre.
q. II. wisvell l. teaching dancing
school at sweden.
The old folks Who have marriageable
daughters don't say IL IL strange wh-n
the Young sunday evening a.plrant'
make clamorous approach. No, they
are acquainted with the cause, aud
hasten 20 rectify their forse,fulness by
claiming the dog. This creature IL Often
found writhing with checking spasm,
which 4. relieved only when n yard ol
some sOtrOwful young mans sunday -
trouser. l. extracted from the charger
throat.
man went into store In a nelghbOr'
ing town aud asked II he could rect
four or i've hours. The proprietor, who
had Just found a nest Of new born mic,
In the coffee grinder, told him he could
aud then asked him why he didn't 90 T.
the hotel. The man replied, 81 am SUIT
fering from nervous prosiration and th'
doctor laid Ia ct a quiet place Ia rest
aud 1 see you don't use the Premium
Cash Plan. I knew ! couldn't find Z
oaieter place" And with that he settlec
back In his chair aud watched the swsl
lows build nest In the cheese case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t ooiSGS oF r-s WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS o. rHE COUNTY.
aucsFIElp.

n,-, Nas NO preaching az the Bap-
81 lhr-.h SUNDAY, the 9ih, owing o.
o. failure % an arranged exchange
sfh d. pastor. After waiting halt
bur ne congregation Wss dismissed
t-Itls sunday school took IL place.
NJ a. VI. ruHugtou % canton
f-saltsd 40 the Methodist church in The
t',sfuool in exchange with Pastor Han
rii1ri
ne winter term % N. high school AZ
~ village b-gan on the luth inst,
g-isr the Instruction ~ the new priuci-
,a.. NJ. Il. y. Millett. snd assistant.
". Msrrie Milleit ~ Norway, aud
NJ. Ardslia n. Prince.
Fr.l Bicknell has moved % the Tar
snr. tenement.
T-.' tsro weather Monday evening
lFy lI
b. r. wilmington has moved to be
r..lsaye recently purchased Of l.. u
E..fs,. -.
F-.Iay evening Rev. n. e. Munson
gave. lecture 40 q. \. X. Hall IN ths
Ir'srv.t 90 a. urw equalization Tor the
promotion - The Temperance cause.
Bro. Muu.oH Il fsslou.lv alive % the
vurk 20 Temperance, o. which h.
evidently and ari,uty devoted himself
tli Dbl. an. May sucCcss crown his
AlDr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18

The Cornish EpNorth League held a
very Interesting entertainment Al Grange
hall on Tuesday evening, the Hiram
league furnishing the rcfreshmcnts.
rhiriecn dollars we're realized for the
cause.
Dr. =. l.. Bennett 20 Bridg,ou i In
town attending the paticuts II pr. VIII
sou during his ahseuCc 40 New YORK.
Nj. Nesis Ssnboru has gone 10 North
Berwick.
D.. &. BLOWN and wife Of Conway Zen
trc were guests at willis L. WAds-
wOrth's rcyrntly.
We are pained to learn that Mi..
Mile VI. Bean. daughter of George Il.
Bean. Esq.. % Denmark, died Dec. nth
a the resldsnce % her uncle Roscoe q.
True AZ East Hiram. \ promising life
i ended. a gifted mind. aud pure aud
beautiful spirit has gone from Va Ia the
CITY Immortal. We extend our sincere
sympathy 10 the bercayed friends In their
SORROW.
90 Sunday. Dcc. 2nd, Dr. oNeu T..
smith. % Portland. amputatcd the len
leg 20 Mr.. phineas William, saving the
kne. iolnt. The operation Nas a saccrss.
We believe this Nas his first case ~ sur
gerry In HE native town. pr. WIN. III.
smith. 81 Cornish, was also present.
Mr.. william has been cripple twenty
.lN YEAR. from necrosis 81 the bone.
caused by freezing his foot, aud also
crushing 70 beneath pieCs 10 spin stone.
For months no hopc has been entertained
Of hi. recovery. Miss Nellie ". lib
hard, 81 SUMNER. . graduate Of Portland
Training ~lhuOl for nur-es, was present
a the amputation. aud has had the carr
n the patient since. lie i Improving,
and there arr now no doubts of his com-
plete recovery. lie speaks ~ the skill
aud kiudncs. ~ his nurse In the highest
terms ~ appreciation. lie i = veteran
~ the nth and 18th Maine Regiments,
AMI has a pension for a crippled hand.
The late capt, Randall Libby, 2ud, OF 90.
\. nth Maine Regiment. gave him the
credit. while youth In his teens, oi
pausing on retreat, closely pursued
and taking him from the ground where he
had fallen exhausted, aud BEARING him
e. a place 90 shelter and safety. After
80 many wears 81 suffering, hi. recovery
will De- a cause % surprise aud OF con-
graduation among his friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
NINEIEIn


Our schools commenced again Monday,
Dsc. i0,h, With the largest attendance
Tor several years. Mr.. Robinson says
that the average attendance, department
sni scholarship has been better 80 Tar this
term than ever before since he has been
Connected with the school. At the close
Of the fall term Mr.. Robinson Was pre-
sented with very ilne photograph
album BY the pupils III his school. Mr..
Robinson has done such efficient work
Ia the public school In our village that
the school IA now 80 large that u has
become necessary Ia have an assistant
teacher In the high school. Miss &.
lima Marsh has flied that position very
acceptsbiy, both IN the fall term and the
present term. Miss Ludden has charge
Of the primary department Of the village
school aud i a mos, excellent Instructor
for the place.
The ladies Church Aid society will
hold their annual fair Thursday after
noon aud evening, Dec. ~, al the Grange
Hall. IN the evening the young ladies
under the direction Of Mrs. 4. u. Payne,
will give = tennis drill. Admission TO
hall In evening n cents.
The Merrill spool factory commenced
90 run eight hours last Thursday.
Mrs. ". ". smith went 10 Auburn
saturday. the sth, aud returned Tues
day, the 18th.
Riverside Lodge will not hold any
meeting bee. 10Th on account Of pre-
yious arrangement Tor the hall which the
lodge meets AZ.
quite large number ~ people from
here have pStroulsed the church fair
held by the unly,rsallsts of Numford
Fall. last week. We trust that the Rum
ford Falls parish viii remember the fair
here this week.
Robert Tillson ot iiyermore Falls re-
celyed severe injury Friday, Dec. 9Th,
lu.i ihi. side Of Mexico Corner while on
hi. way To Dixdeld. Ills sleigh slowed
aud struck a rock, throwing HIN out anal
Knocking his horse down. Mr.. Tillson
Was seen bv some people aud assisted In
Ia hi sleigh aud be drove to the National
House AZ Dixheld. When be arrived
ther, be WAS In very bad condition; sew
eral rib. were broken aud he was unable
To walk or I've down for se,ersld days. Mr..
and Mr.. Crafts very kindly cared Tor
him while here. Dr. VIM. fcase attended
him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
BYRON

since reporting several weeks ago Of
our prowess, slaughtering bears, being
the banner town, We held up. In order IN
save enough for seed another year, ard.
too, wc didn't wish Gcveruor Cles,es Ia
r,pott deficiency BY reason of our
drawing bounties.
We have been hounteously fed on ven
ison, rabbits and skunks, our Italian
rallrcsders consuming about ioo OF the
last two named, aud at times surround
Ing us with perfume strong enough
tn split the crock ot ages.
\. q. Hilton Of Nina, assisted by \.
VI. Carter Of bethel, have made prelim-
mary surveys Ia assign the balance %
the town Ia railroad purposes and tlnd
feasible routes To swift river Fond In y,
and 10 Andoyer surplus; and although
the people ~ Andoyer have heretofore
hooked on ~ With naughty mlen, We
shall forgive and forget, and receive
them Hospitality over our railroads.
Gco. Milliken IL Portland has been
With us several times, cndea,oring 10
learn French methods ~ financeriug In
the poplar trade.
Bill Mitchell aud Carroll Young are
landing poplar Al the river which Well
ington l.ecd and VIII ilylan have con-
tractei 10 cut az and pile.
Reuben Arsenault has ten men getting
out ties for the railroad.
kngincer clark l. slowly recovering
aud expects to - home TO panNille
Junction next week.
Ida Abbott returned Monday to Can
ton. after two weeks visit With her
mother aud family.
Miss Melton Harper has been quite
sics AZ her sisters. Mrs. Geo. Easier's,
for several weeks, aud l. still In criti-
cal condition.
pr. T~ itchell was called To see Miss
Emma Abbott. and ordered "less work
and more plsy" az the proper treatment,
which prescription l. highly satisfactory
Ia her.
Mr.. Parker ~ IIallowcll held pre-
liminary singing school al knapp's Hall
Saturday evening, and expects Ia form q
class Tor twelve lessons.
The graders on m. railroad mostly
leave this week, excepting those working
rOck cuts. The most serious casualty
90 this end ~ line was = mouse gua~ing
Tom Msdlgan'. ear one nigh, while he
slept
Mitchell Brothers are 10 cut aud haul
birch % AndoVer mill this winter.
Tim Hastings ~ Andoyer will close
work for railroad contractors the 18th
and return home.
Harry Plummer VI Lisbon falls spent
two DAYS In town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
NUwRv.

our Mason, &. n. l.. Powers fell
while At work u l,umford Pals,
inluring himself so that he had Ia come
home and lie by for few days. lie
had hut Just arrived from home Mon
day morning of this week when the
accident happened.
Mrs. Brown, an aged lady, mother OF
John Brown % this town, has had quite
an m turn lately.
VIII williamson aud his mother have
both been IN with colds.
Rob. Foster and Harlan Bartlett got
i've deer In two dsy. hunt this week.
George splnney has caught 10 fohe.
this fall.
4. 4. Baker who came from Mss.a-
chusstts to attend the funeral of his
Wife. mother, Mrs. j. =. Eames, In
tend. returning Friday 81 thi. week.
December has been mild .o far.
Wednesday 81 TIL. week Was avery
rainy day.
D.. u. Knapp spent Thanksgiving Ia
Boston. lie took his fur. along with
him Ia sell.
Charlie. Douglass l. moving the steam
er North star. lately purchased AZ Han
over. 10 the lakes. IL takes strong
team aud lots ~ time.
Christmas l. drawing near. Wonder
II hard time. has struck santa Claus
yet,
Everything a farmer has To sell !. way
down, but taxes haven't fallen, though
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
eRveBuRo.

The children Of the Congregational
society will give the play "rhe Court Of
King Christmas" With readings and
music at the vc,try Christmas night.
The New Church society will give an
entertainment Monday evening, Decem-
Der 2ith.
J. r. whltmorc IL moving Into the
house formerly occupied by DIR. ii. l..
Bartlett on Main Street.
Clayton W. Pike has been III with
typhoid fever In Philadelphia but IL now
recovering.
Mr.. Gerry Morgan Is III at his home
here.
DIR. W. q. Morgan IL In town.
New windows of stained glass are be-
Ing put into the Congregational church.
4. L.. Eastman spent the past week In
New York and Baltimore.
sadie Locke and Florence Wiley have
returned 10 Pennington.
Chautauqua Circle met with Rev. u.
y. Stone Monday evening.
Chas. Chandler of Centre fryeburg IL
to occupy the Walker House On smith
Street.
Hattie woodward has closed her
school az stow.
u. Z. Newman l. To give drawing les
sous In the academy and Mrs. III. L..
Bartlett will teach olocution the present
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
eAsr aerart


The pine woods are full OF birch crews.
\ photographer visited some Of them
last week.
Irving kimball l. attending the winter
term Of school at Gould Academy.
4 heavy fall Of rain Dec. l2th.
Mrs. u. =. Hastings Of Ubet, Montana
visited at j. ID. Hastings and other rel-
stiyes In this place last week. Mrs.
Hastings leaves Bethel Dec. u, 10 visit
her daughter, Mrs. Ernest skinner al
Dorchester, Mass, where she will spend
the holidays with all Of her children be
fore leaving for her far western home
Her son Harold, Of Wesleyan University,
Conn, will Join her there.
N. II. Holt recently killed a hog seven
teen months old that weighed whei
dressed, 500 pounds. IL was cro.s be
tween a White Chester aud Yorkshire
and was bred bv Porter Farwell.
Miss Bertha Twombly OF West Ora,
has returned and IL teaching her thlrt
term Of school In this place.
Four deer have been killed In this vicin
ity.
Il. W. Bartlett Il getting out timber u
build O new barn next season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
GREENWOOD,

And now that we are fairly launched
on the last month of the year. of course
We are all engaged more or less In max
Ing upa new set of resolutions for the
future, only ~ be broken, one by one,
when the trial comes. like 80 many soap
bubbles. Hut since John IL better quail
iicd Ia treat on that species Of theology,
I pass Il over 10 him.
There Ia to be a Christmas festival NJ
the City aud good time NAV be expect
ed should the weather prove favorable.
from the fact that the City folks general
IN accomplish what they undertake.
Daniel cole aud girl made us yisit
recently, and made us present of their
photographs. Daniel sits In = chair
with hi. girl aud sister standing one on
each side. ban looks pleased shout
something aud probably felt somewhat
at the time a. Adam did when be swok"
and found hls new bride standing near
by. The picture was taken by Young
and IL good one.
On sunday afternoon there fell six
inches 20 snowfIost, light as elder down.
and IN IN. wind had blown after the
storm was over, az Il usually does for =
dsy or two, We should have had some
thing snalogou. to q London fog. hut
u didn't, aud the next day Was 90 calm
aud pleasant that " WAS not half so hard
work g. be thankful AZ II was Thanks
giving Day.
There Il still deficiency % snow In
the woods. so that wood hauling Ia as
vet classcd with the cosrs. arts.
The other day Elmer Cole, In going
out Into the woods Ia work, found where
deer had recently been feeding. aud
thinking be might not D. far of, he re-
turned a. get his gun, aud on going
back ssw the deer coming towards him
and within close range. The result Was
that the writer got taste ~ the meat.
The singing school Il still running
and II some ~ IN. scholars do not learn
something about the art ~ music by the
time II clOsss. II will not be their fault,
since they are certainly irving hard
enough Ia accomplish the object. Aud
somebody has said that To try u To sue
cccd.
To-day will b. shipped two barrels Of
apples to Capt. sam Coycll, sho live.
within a short distance ~ where that
famous old clock used IN tick out th.
'for.,er. never" 81 faithfully, and Tor
aught I know. does Ia thi. day.
Wednesday morning. warm and rainy.
Are We Ia lose our sleighingt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
sEBROs

Hebron Grange held an all day meet
- Wednesday, aud elected officers ior
~. coming wear. There was sociable
u 'l, evening.
~. ADDISON Maxim Il very feeble
al "a gryat sufferer.
70 NJ Bsarce still continues about the
sane.
Tho singing school taught by Harry
E,rus. /. very highly spoken 81 by
.t..s Boa attendance. There are about W
l,tsr.liug and they arr much pleased
s.fh li. manner % teaching.
Wsatr Glad to ssc that Nj. & H.
Turner has bought new printing press
st.th l. run by foot power, And i a
y,rt hne one, ca which h. can do almost
a1y Aiui % frst-clsss printing al low
TrHrs. We wi.h him success.
Miss Bertha Packard will 20 10 Frank
Obj, Mass, next week % work 10 ths
straw shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
nENNARk

Miss Mildred Bean. daughter % Geo.
Il. Bean, died a the home 81 her aunt,
In Hiram. Wednesday, dec. n, 81 slow
fever. She wss loved and respected by
al " no knew her, aud will BE- mourncd
hy a large Circle 10 friends. She va. q
pa.t Grand Ia the l;ebskah Degrce lodge,
I. ~. ~. y. also member % the Star
Lodge. Mason. Mrs. Jennie Bean Bos-
worth l. also sick AZ the home OF her
father. Mr.. Geo. Il. Bean.
The High school exhibition held In
odd Fellows Hall Monday evening, was
largely attended and was success In
every Way.
Mr.. Arthur Potter still continues very
low aud his recovery l. very doubtful.
4 Christmas tree l. talked OF for
Christmas night Ia odd Fell0ws' Hall.
The fne slelghing We had disappeared
In a very short time after u began a.
rain Wednesday. aud few inches OF
snow would be very acceptable al tbs
prp.ert time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
EAS1 SuNNER.

Religious service. Ia the churches we're
continued last week under the direction
20 the lady eyangrlisis With quite an
active Interest. several came forward
FOR prayers.
Deer aud foX hunters are out and nov
and then ct a bite.
Game l. getting scarce.
The lcytur,s by Prof. Go~cll were
Interesting and useful 10 those that
ayailei thsmselVe. 20 the opportunity.
some farmers, however, Know " all
already md ue,'i not attend.
Very little t,amiug "a the mills and
station az vet AZ there l. not sufficient
snow Tor good shedding.
carload. 81 spplc. continue Ia -
shipped. and al boa prizes.
lots 81 people srv suffering frum at
tacks 20 colds and sort 81 epidemic
seems 20 b. prevailing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
EAs1 WAIEREoRp.

IN. funeral ~ Helen, wife of Henry
r.. Bean. occurred Wednesday. at the
home % her mother, Mrs. Alice Rolie,
With whom they lived. Her sge was
about - years. She leaves a little
daughter year aud hall old.
The fiye-month-Old child Of George l.
aud Jrunic stevens did the lsih of lung
trouble. % the home ~ III. J. hsgsett.
Mr.. and Mrs. stevens had only recently
come 10 her fathers from Norway 10
spend the winter.
Part Of the school furniture has been
moved from the school house 90 room
In the old IIamlin house where the win
ter term Il Ia session, a. all the scholars
are In that part otthe district.
Mis-. Minnie kilgOre smith hss taken
her ehildreD 20 Lewiston With her. They
have been living with their grandmother,
Mrs. Jane kilgore.
Joseph n. Haskell has gone 10 Rum
ford. having finished the sea oa's work
in his eysporating shop at south Water
ford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
ROxBuRy.

Instead OF more snow the rain has
melted part Of what We already had.
Mr.. Chapman cannot start his mill
until there IL more snow so that the
birch can be drawn To the mill. lie has
a large quantity put up In the woods
ready To draw.
A young man visited the Falls and In.
blbed so much Of the spirit of the city
that be did not reach home I'LL the wee
sma' hours. Ills sleigh became n
perfect wreck and was left beside the
road.
McInnes 4 Prescott have their steam
drill on the ground and will soon begin
the deep cut In the ledge back OF Mr.
Locke's buildings.
Mrs. Locke Is reported better with a
prospect Of recovery.
A load Of men came here from leeds
TO hunt deer, driving all night. They
hunted all day with Mr.. swain but the
deer had other plans aud did not come
down.
some Of the Italians will winter here
aud save their fare to New York aud
back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
RpOa.ptElD.

The friends IL Rev. Mr.. Cough gave
him a donation Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank johnson has returned from
a ,i.it Ia friend. Ia Portland and Cray
Maine.
Mrs. Frrd Stuhhs has gone on a ,isll
Ia her parrnt. In Gray.
some % our stores present me ."lee-
tion 81 Christmas goods. The great
trouble now l. 10 fnd money To buy
them.
Mr.. Ivory brown j. quite sick.
The Good Tcmplars gave an oyster
supper AZ the odd Fellows banquet
room. Friday evening, also the fcquaw,,
k.t circle had some fancy articles to sell
I'm their parlOr the same evening.
The Dramatic Club repeated The drsn
Little Triss al Cornish io-night-the
same they played herr last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
NORTH PARIS.


Alton Emery Is teaching school In this
district.
Daniel aud John Ross have gone tn
New Hampshire TO work In the lumber
u.iness.
4. J. Abbott has bought nice pair
~ Young horses 81 A. Y. Andrews.
Mr.. IIeseltine has begun work on hi.
Job At Bryant's Pond.
Mr.. Libby of Portland was here last
week buying apples.
J. II. Durham gains very slowly.
Mrs. u. n. Dow has been sick for some
time aud lately so that she has had Dr.
Bi.bee To attend her, with q stomach
trouble.
Sir. Bragdon Of Mechanic Falls has
moved into \. VI. Dunham's house near
the bridge at North Paris. lie IL going
"a work for stevens brothers drawing
birch from the Cole lot In sumner.
A. II. Littlehalc aud Gibbs Benson are
going 10 Gardiner packing apples.
West Paris Grange elects officers AZ
it, next regular meeting December -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
WEa1 RE1hEI-


We learn that preparations are being
made for q Christmas tree and literary
entertainment at A. y. Beans hall ON
Christmas night.
Mr.. Nelson WILDER IL very sick With
erysipeias In his face and head. lie
was taken suddenly and very severely,
and fears are entertained that Ii may
prove serious.
y. r. Mains has been quite sick from
the effect Of q sudden cold. Ills brain
seems To be affected To some extent.
w. A. Farwell killed nice shoat the
other day.
VI. NJ. Mason has sold two nice hogs
10 parties In Gorhan, n. H., Mt SIX
cents per pound dressed weight.
Charles Durham has recently enrich
ed his dairy herd by adding new strain
Of Jersey blood, and Il going to breed
for quantity - well a. quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18
SUMMER.

Miss l.. Jennie varney has gone to
Pittsheld, v. ", to Walt her brother.
&. Is. futile killed q pig twelve
months and eighteen days old that
weighed i9i pounds. =,
Lewis Thomas, Of whitman, Mass, IL
visiting his father, &. l.. Thomas.
A hound was driving \ fox near the
premises OF G. Porter, when the f0x
getting tired turned on the dog. NJ
Edson and Mr.. Parlin took some clubs
and killed hlm for the hunters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-18

bNfDhUs -
To the Honorable Justice ~ the supreme Jusi
sial Court next o. - hotisn a Paris. with
In and Zoe the County % Otf0ri, on the sccon'l
TUESDAY 20 February. 4. u. issi
ghafls. ~. nay % Hruwnheid, In sali County
respectfully nlsls AMI siVcs the lioborabls
Count o. 10 lafornoi that he Was lawfully mar
risi D. Eila =. stewart a BTUwnnehi, aforc.ahi,
IN the lah day ~ July, A. ~, isII, by hst.
Ivory kennison. = minister ~ the go-pel. that
vaur nlslant snd hls sail wife nVci AMI 80
halltssi At ssii Iiruwnhsh from the time ~ ussif
.ali marriage until ~ about MAJ ~. A. u. i~l,
That your nbslsnt kept his marriage covenant,
bot All villa on The dsy last abose mentioned
utterly des.srtssi your ilslant without rcsson
able cause anil has constantlv umainei sway
frpm him from that time until The date % nhng
20 this iitsl That The pfe.snt rr.iisncs ot sshi
llla = Day l. o. year htslant unt nusn. that ~
~. uss.i rva.onahis diissnss o. a.ssTtain The
safns hut IA. Len unabs o. D. 80. That one
ehii Wa loru D. your nlslaut ari sait Via
On the Bth day % MAJ. a. u. -. nau.esi
Ilswtllyn bay who has alwaTs rvsiisl WIN III
sranapareuts Whsrfafe your ntrlaH prsys
that The shih - gisen D. him and htos,s frvm
the bonds - matnmony nos stisuas tstsesn
him ani ALI lila : hay may 10 sfahiei fur
utter ic.srti0n couiinuel fof mary than ihfre
consecutive years bstt prior h. N ahns ~ this
lilsl. AMI the lilshbt further alsses that ne
has ussi reasonable dinsrnce ~ ascsrAin The
prr.ent rssiienss ~ sah libiiee bot u uhAbs "
10 - ani does not know whsre y 10.
tLAgLEs ~. DAY.