PIKE CIRCUIT COURT.
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~ VACANCY, NOVEMBER I, A. d. 1874.
Jonathan T. DuPrey, Complainant, Petition


for


Tabitha Duprey. Defendant y Dirorce.
IN this day came the above named Jonathan
" T.. Duprey before me, the undersigned clerk
Of the Pike Circuit Court, and filed his pitition for
divorce against the above named Tabitha Duprey
sworn TO and subscribed according TO law. The
substance Of which is. that the complainant and
defendant were lawfully married in 1896, and
lived together as husband and wife until January.
1912, at which time the said defendant deserted
said complainant without any cause provocation
whatever, and has since her said desertion ruf,sed
to return to and live with said complainant: and
said complainant having also filed his affidavit
stating that said Tabtha is a non -resieent of the
State Of Arkansas. II is therefore ordered that
publication be made hereof in the Washington
Telegraph, a newspaper published in the State Of
Arkansas, for eight weeks successfully. the last
insertion TO be at least four weeks before the next
term Of the Pike circuit court, TO be held on The
third Monday Of April next, commanding the said
Tabitba to appear be ore the Judge Of the said Pike
circuit court, the first day Of the next term
thereof, and answer the bill Of said complainant
or the same will be taken for confessed and M.
cree entered accordingly.


Attest: ID. s. DICKSON,


Clerk Of the Pike CircuiCourt
nov. 26-14-sw