The east Oregonian., December 02, 1881, Image 1

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OFFICE ON COURT HTREET.
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PENDLETON UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 2, 1H81.
ATTOKNEYM.
A* Garfield, from th« aecond day cd
/
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And ‘ w the
grand jurors aforesaid
C ottoxwood , Ogn., Nov. 22, ’BL
July in the year last aforesaid, until 4c.
E d , E. 0,—Permit me to drop you
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T xxth 0».
Covar: And the grand jurors a few lines, hoping you will give thorn
(We publish below aa a curiosity in the Iiiusteetith day of Septemlier, in
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place in your ever welcotue paper
c„mnio:i law pleading a synopsis of the the year of our lord one thousand aforesaid, 4c.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
indictment against Guitteau. From eight hundred and eighty one, ba well of which said mortal wound, he, the which is received regularly once a
OREGON
rKXhlJCTHM.
reading it a man is somewhat puxxled to at and in the oounty and district »aid James A. Garfield, from the said week by your humble servant.
Winter has closed in upon as with
know where <lartield died or whether aforesaid, aa at and in the county of aecotul day of July in the year last
•«M»ffl> «■ un Court Blrw'l In M mí D m It*« llrb li.
Monmouth and State of New Jersey, aforesaid, until the nineteenth day of all its fury and has brought farming to
or not he lilial at all.- Eu.j
JOHN A. UVYKK.
did languish and Isnguuhing did live; September, in the year of our Lord a stand stilL Snow fell on the even­
Pre«we«a>eaL
on which said nineteenth day of Sep- one thousand *;ght hundred and eighty- ing of the 1 «th mst. to the depth of
In til«- Supreme Court of the District leu,ber
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
••“Th«* l4trg«**t iuu I *«
»rd one one, as well at and in the count, and four inches and at thia writing a bleak
teuiber m
in the year uf
of our I Iz>rd
_ a eight L
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uf Columbia, Holding a Criminal thousand
hundred
and a eighty-one.
district aforesaid, as at and in the and hoary frog prevails. Oer farmers
rauiiLrrux,
.
.
mmox
Term. District of UblumUa, County al and in th* county of Monmouth and county of Monmouth and State of were poorly prepared for the advent at
Flnrat Nto«*k oí Carpeta !
a».,-•
l**,,4|*«on Batel, Main st.
of Washington, to wit: Jane term, State of New Jersey, to wit, at and in New Jersey, the said State at Nen winter as fully two tbirde at thewi are
WutiM re«|M*rlftil1jr rail th«* altrui too ot thr
K m , »t (hr Mountain. «-onlaliilns over
1WH.
e
the county of Washington and District Jersey constituting a judicial district of not provided with that moot necee-
pu 14k Ui Ibvir largvly Increased aUak of
KVKKTK A WALKICIC.
> ar.l. Iron, rlmap to I m -.I.
We, the Grand Jurors of the United of Columbia, the said James A. Gar the United States other than the judi- sary article
known
as firewood.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
States for the Dutru-t aforesaid, upon field, of the mortal would aforesaid I cial district of the United States con­ This is accounted for by the fact that
our oath do piraent Charles J. Guit died.
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OMKUON
sisting of the District of Columbia did they have been Imsy hauling off
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
tenu for murder, in having caused the
And so the grand jurors aforesaid, languish and languishing did live; on grain and putting in cropa. There h-'B
llrrn l w»»«
Utug Moe«
death of Janies A. Gartieid, by shoot­ 4c.
which said nineteenth day of Septem- been more grain sown this fall than
ing him, the raiil James A. Garfield,
Firm Cot'XT: And the grand jurors i her in the year of our Lzird one thous­ there was a year ago —the good erope
S. !•**•«-•«*
• ■ SAIAAI-
Watt*. Mirrar*. A*.
with a deadly weapon, to wit: a pistol, aforesaid, 4c.,
....
and eight hundred and eighty-one, at of the |s«l season and fair prices in
Tt’HTIN 4 BAII.KY,
1 CaarKTa, from 37J età up.
on the premises known aa the Balti­ of which said mortal wound he, the 1 and in the county of Monmouth and comparison to what we have been in
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
more and Potomac railroad depot, in said James A. Garfield, from the ■ State of New Jersey aforesaid, the the habit of getting have encouraged
W all F*rxs, from 25 cts up.
«*« mm . sim nlw
the city of Washington, IMstrirt of second day of J uly in the year last «aid James A. Garfield, of the mortal the granger.
With renewed eSorto
rkMOLKTON,
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okkalux
WlXBOW SllAUKS, frani HH eia up.
Columbia, on or aliout the 2d day of aforesaid until the nineteenth day of 1 ■ wound aforesaid died.
an<
of another bountiful harvest
ornra o*«« uw r*ua..
July, A. D. lKdi, on «he evidence of September in the year of our Ixird one
himself afresh to hi* work.
And so the grand jurors aforeaaid, he
VkLvrr M atts , frani fi.75 up.
Joseph K. Baniea, Surgeon-«Jenera! thc-naiMl c'ght hundred and eighty-one, 4c.
Farmers have generally
sold and
THOMAS F it *GERALD,
TArrarrsv
M
atto
,
fi.
50
up.
AT THE VERY LOWEST HATH'»
I
& A.. E. A. Bailey, Geo. W. as well at and in the county and dis­
E lxvkxth C ocxt : And the grand. healed oi their crops -prices sold for
Fi uniti ux, fruui lineai Marble to Adams, Sarah E. V. White, Patrick trict aforesaid, as at and in the county
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
range from 50 to 62 eta per hostel.
jurors aforesaid, 4c.
Kearney, Rolil A Parker, Jacob P. of Monmouth and State of New Jersey
■ hraptwt Pine.
of which raid mortal wound, he, the 1 Barley is now selling for ene eent per
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brnith. G W M> El fresh, D. S. Iamb, did languish and languishing did live;
raid Janiec A. Garfield, from th* raid ' pound and oat* from one to one and a
P aruih Serra, <>f finest silk.
Ixiun
!'«>ller<sm« a •leM'lall»
!Hkr* la th* IS».
and Ed aard L Du Barry.
on which said nineteenth day of Sep- aecond day ot July in the year last half.
gca frani tufi tup.
C. Cut acuMAX, Foreman.
tember, in the year of our lord one aforeaaid until the nineteenth day of
Our old friend, James McCool, has
J. II. IlSMK
j. H. Tvassa.
thousand eight hundred and eighty^me September, in the year of our Lord one just completed a fine residence and one
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ill
ronshl
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ml
«»fora
of
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I»*lc«meat.
at and in the county of Washington thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, 1 of which he may well he proud. Many
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
In th« Supreme Court of the District and District of Columbia, to wit, at . as well at snd in the county and farmer* are improving their possessions
<>f Columbia, Holding a Criminal and in the county of Monmouth and . district aforeaaid, as at and in the coun- by building and putting up better fenc­
fj«|r«l ImprnVfNl Mlngor 9FL
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District of Columbia, County State of New Jersey, the raid James ' ty of Monmouth and State of New ing, which speaks well for the citizen*
Th«* <‘l<<>WN An hiipnivriiionl of th«' White
oarica
I'.airt II. mi «"
nnd n hrtlvr mm III nr -HU.
of Washington, as June term 1881. A. Garfield of the mortal wound afore­ Jersey, did languish and languishing of Umatilla county and goes to show
said died.
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did
live; ___
on ______
which ____
said ___
nineteenth
day that prosperity still continues although
The grand jurors in the United
nivali I ans .
And so the grand jurors aforeaaid. of September" in "»be yeu of onr~Lo«d our county la large yea. larger than
States of America, in and for the 4c.
one thousand eight hundred and eighty- ’O’“®
the Now England Mates,
DR E. II. IKYING,
county and district aforesaid, upon their
GROCERIES,
S ixth C ocxt : And ths grand juror* one, at and in the couatv of Monmouth “T P^apenty still continue in the fm
<«th
present,
on
the
second
day
of
—
R k a n y
Mint
PHYSICIAN ANO SUROEON
...
of and State of New Jersey, aforesaid, the ture “ »“ ‘he P“* "ld we P**T ‘h**
July, in the year of our Lord one aforesaid, 4c.
said James A. Garfield,' of the mortal P«*«*
F»d wiU may prevail from
Dtwvure ul V wsm * * m ! UhiMr«« a l*fw«uHy
thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, which said mortal wound he, the said
James A. Garfield, from the said second I wound aforesaid died; and that there one end our noble oounty to the other,
(»flier and Rrm<l<Mivr Ovt*r City l»rtig
with
force
and.
arms
at
and
in
the
Il A R H W A R E,
after, to wit, on the twenty first day of S’ch are the best wishes of one who
Hlorr, room X«». 4, l»n* k building
county and district aforesaid, in and day of July in the year last aforesaid
until the nineteenth day of Septemlier, I September ui the vear of ¿ur Lord one wUh“
tax PV®" W*U throughout
upon the liody of one James A. Gar­
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thousand eight huridred and eighty-one, tEe «**«»?• w®
»tutted that we
in
the
year
of
our
Ijord
one
thousand
W. W WlltTCOMB. M II.
field be, the said J auras A. Garfield,
the dead body of him the raid James have the richest county in the Mate as
in the |H-ace of (fod, und of the United eight hundred and eighty-one, as well
... AMO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
A. Garfield, was removed from the f<r "" ‘h® Mwl “ concerned. O m
NtaU* of America, then and there be­ at and in the county of Monmouth,
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said County of Moumouth and State of wl,,ch cannot tie surpassed in produe-
rtxDi rrox. omiu . ox
ing, feloniously, wilfully and of his end State at New Jersey, did languish
and languishing did live; on which I New Jersey and brought into the ,nK al1 h"*1* «* K™“ Bnd c*g®Ubles
AR rail* |»*«*tMfsily MW i»4rU 1«,
•»‘E1*’
JI
■aalice afi,rethought, did make an
nineteenth day of September in the ! county of Waahington and District of ' *nd cannot ** equalled in growing all
(¡la.saw.trc,
Rootn nnd SI kics ,
rault; slid that the raid Charles J.
within which lasLmentioned i k,nd*
both in quantity and
K P. EAGAN. M I»
Pr’pr I ¡uittaau, a certain pistol, of the value of year of our Izird one thousand eight I Columbia,
county the said dead body of him the flavor
We <*“
**7 ‘hat Uns-
tiiediillar«. then and tliere charged with hundred end eighty-one, at and in the
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
county of Monmouth, and State of raid James A Garfield lay and re-! “*>• c°aD‘7 is one of the best wheat-
gunpowder
and
one
leaden
bullet,
HATS
<n«|
CAPS,
WKsroX. OSSUOX
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' growing countries in the known vrorid,
which said pistol he, the »id Charles New Jersey, the said James A. Gar­ inained from th. said twenty-first day
4M Mai« Mirer«
having a climate which is neither too
J. Guitteau, in his right hand then field of the mortal wound aforeaaid, of September in the year of our Lord
died.
one thousand eight hundred and eighty- cold in winter nor too hot in summer.
Al.su «UKAT t ost
and
mid
there
had
and
held,
then
nn j. w. iiall
And so the grand jurors aforesaid, one until the twenty-third day of Sep­ Thousands of acres of good lend are yet
there feloniously, wilfully and of hit
tember in the year of our Lord one unsettled and the smiles of nature are
PHYSICIAN ANO SUROEON
4c.
malice aforethought, did discharge and
tion hitherward. The
SkvcxTH Cocxt: And the grand thousand eight hundred and eighty-one
rCXM-Unv orkuov
shoot off. to, against and U|on the
of Umatilla ha^e al­
And so the grand jurors aforesaid,
IWWB At lV iMleM M-*ia*
Ail • alU |«<«»mptl) al
»id James A. Garfield; and that the jurors aforesaid, 4c.
lau.LM |.s, «lay m * tstfhL
ready
glad the hearts of hun­
said Churles J. Guitteau, with the of which said mortal «round he, the Ac.
dreds and can still gladden the hearts of
HARVESTING
MACHINES leaden bullet aforesaid. out of the said James A. Garfield, from the
MUS, M J. IIAI.I
hundreds more if they will only come
seconil
day
of
July
in
the
year
last
pistol aforesaid, then and there afore­
and settle with us.
aforesaid,
until
the
nineteenth
day
of
Every
one
no
doulA,
is
acquainted
said. by the said Charles J. Guitteau.
We will now close for this time, not
discharged and shot off as aforesaid, September in the year of our Lord one with this won! ‘•thrills,’' for all have
wishing to tre*p«us on your patience
then and there feloniously, wilfully and thousand eight hundred and eighty -one. sometime in their life had a thrilling
H. O HP OT B
for fear the Waste-Basket will be the
Mnln Sir«!, nril d«ior I«» l*"nt Ortice.
b , a thrillii
thrilling love experience, or
of Ids malice aforethought, did strike, as well at and in the county and dis­ escape,
resting place for these few lines.
__1 of
__ _
trict aforesaid a* at and in the some L
kind
a
“
thrill"
—
even
if
it
was
(lenetrate
slid
wound
him,
the
said
James
A grnrrnl assorttne*I of
Yours,
WALTER A WOOD
A. Garfield, in and upm the back of county of Monmouth and State of New only but a alipfve-r which sent a “thrill' 1»
Mlllhser. Drrm «dM»4a assd Trlmml«*«.
Eqt'AL RtnBT*.
Jersey,
did
languish
snd
languishing
into
your
young
life
by
being
applied
him. the said Janies A. Garfield, giv­
tf
Alwnys on hnnd.
did
live;
on
which
said
nineteenth
day
Twine Self Binding Harve»t«-nc
vigorously to the hindmost patch of
ing to him. th" »id James A. Garfield,
then and there, with the leaden bullet of September in the year of our Lord your breeches. The way I was thrilled
N F. iriOl.FM.
J. J.
J. V «»IK K RTF II
The following act has l>een pasaed
aforesaid, so as aforesaid discharged one thousand eight hundred and eighty- in my boyhood was when my honored
ZCICLCR * WORCESTER. Ami oilier Prttalucr taken in exchange at
one, at and in the county of Mon­ mother got her thimble to play on my by the Legislature of Washington Ter­
and
shot
out
of
the
pistol
aforesaid,
by
I he Highest Market ralea.
BROWNES (JANG ANI» SULKY
the »id Charles .). Guitteau, in and up­ mouth and State of New Jersey, to head and you can't imagine the tlirill- ritory: The preeent Legislature have
CONTRA«TORS A BUILDERS.
on the right side of the lock of him, wit, at and in the county of Washing­ ing effect :t had on my bntin. That is enacted that on and after the 1st day
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rkNULKTOX,
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the said Jaiaaa A. Garfield, one mortal ton and District of Columbia, the said the reason now, I have so many phren­ of January, 1881, it shall be unlawful
wound of the depth of six inehea, and James A. Garfield of the mortal wound ological bur ups on my cranium —from for any person not a graduate of a le­
Ntnlr Hnlldlng n iprriolt/.
(¡HAIM Orili and Sccdcm. of the brea'lth of one inch; of which aforesaid died.
the effect of too much pourding on the gally chartered mediiml college or uni­
t
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w
.
imk
or
ki
KSV
uxa<
kirrios
( etrr m WM promptly
And the grand jurors aforesaid, head —1 admit I got a good deal on the versity iiaving the authority to confer
Mid mortal wound, he, the Mid James
lack -and to own it up I received a the degree of Doctor of Medicine, to
A. Garfield, from the raid second day 4c.,
X. J.
j . w. loho «
Farm Wagons, Portable Engines,
of J uly in the year last aforeaaid until
E ighth C ctxt : And the grand fearful lot all over me. 1 will never enter upon or engage in the practire of
Circular Saw milla
forget my thrilling experience when medicine or surgery, or any of is*
the nineteenth day of September, in jurors aforesaid, 4c.,
the year of our Ixird one thousand of which said mortal wound he, the both of mv parents had control of me. j branches in Washington Territory.
eight hundred and eighty-one, at and said James A. Garfield, train the said At times I was ordered to perform an Provided that no person who is en­
.4 RCHITRl'TH, COXTRACTORS,
in the county and district aforeaaid, aecond day of July in the year last act by one and I was immediately com gaged in the practice of medicine or
did languish, and languishing did live; aforeaaid until the nineteenth day of mended to do the opposite by the other surgery in this Territory at the time of
AS» Bl !■.««««,
I
ALSO
on which said nineteenth day of Sep- September, in the year of our Lord one and the whole of it was I thrilled by the passage of this act, without the
ae- nKaiuwiw« A arnt iAl.TV. -aa
Another of my “thrills" Degree of Doctor of Medicine, shall be
teinlier ill the year of our laird one thousand eight hundred and eighty one, both of ’em.
thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, as well at and in the county and dis- occurred when I broke through the ice allowed to continue such practice; but
Hepl.w
IVn<llel«m, orw’i
at ami in the county and district afore- trict aforesaid, as at and in the county which covered a pond 12 feet deep and such person shall nevertheless appear
U i - s 'I ham , i J«l « la«*, i migrant
before the auditor of the county in
said, the said James A. Garfield of the of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, a “galoot" raised me out by the hair.
Carriages. Buggies, Hacks anil
Again 1 was thrilled when I went to which he reside* and shall present to
mortal wound aforesaid,died.
did languish and languishing did live;
Buck learda
jyHtf
over a
sharp picket fence; him a statement in writing of the fact.
And so the grand juror» aforesaid, on which said nineteenth day of Sep­ get
liWIGHT 4 HAII.EY,
I
jumping rather hastily my short-tailed Thereupon the auditor shall enter the
upon
their
oath
aforesaid,
do
ray
that
tember
in
the
year
of
our
lord
one
,
IHMfcl
rtlfd
Iltunil Lout Afttlt, Nebirin /'»Mir
the said Chares J. Guitteau him the thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, jacket caught on the points and there following in the register, to-wit: The
RKAl. ESTATE BROKERS,
said Jnniea A. Garfield ill the manner at and in the county of Washington I remained three hours full of “thrills” name in full of the practitioner, hi*
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onwox
ami by the means aforeraid, feloniously, and District of Columbia, to-vrit, at — for that is th« period which elapsed written statement, his place of nativity,
father arrived ami thrilled ! h« PUw * "»¡dence the time of eon-
, | 1 ivr T»n«hlr n«<> ,-r all Mrr»v*4 l!»<l! In
wilfully and of his malice aforethought, and in the county of Monmouth and before my
. * .
—
... lii'.HrMfs
ir thia '■ nreiizvrv sararl
"II I’mill ill* ni'intr. bih I rrror.lx n! all < 'laimt front
did kill and murder; against the form State of N^v Jersey, the said Janies me again because I tore my “brand tinuous practice it. this Territory, and
tlrrt kRMMion down
ilw urrs«mi lime, sn«l I'onrrird
I
the
place
or
places
where such practice
M>rnl wrrli y from th«* l<SB«l lllllr* Bl M Urshtlr
of the statute in such case made and A. (rarfield of the mortal wound afore­ new jacket ”
Ï
Will Bricun* cl«<m* f«»r parti««« ««RdMr any nf lb« l«n«1 Mliwuul!'wis.l 141'M
was pursue J, together with any facts
Another
period
of
my
life
when
I
provided,
and
against
the
jaace
and
said
died.
I. nw « nf th«' I’ h II r I rtUlc«; ron t'icl r«»irtr«lnd «'•RM I’lttMhurir, l‘n i 1 Fl " •
I
bearing upon his qualifications as a
i»rii»rr th» ld«osl hs-l <>•<«', sn«l M «p|H'*l lolbn D*
X " > - I. ’ -
U '.io. I fni,:
government of the United States of
And so the grand jurors aforesaid, was somewhat thrilled —happened like
parKio ni «1 Waaliihjtlnn
1 ■*. I
this—all good little boys go to Sunday practitioner which he may choose to
A inei-i ;•«.
4c.
«« Will ftHlilsh rtrildlrf« Ad<Hllnn«l NfMBMlMd FI«Ml» \\ n»T>inai«*n n r.
present, to all which the practitioner
an«l «I* kind* <»f l<n«»d Mcrip on ahnrl nolire, mid m
<•. M. J at'KMOW. AUK%T.
S kconii Cot nt : And the grand
N ixth C ocxt : And the grand ju­ School and should go—of course I went shall likewise make affidavit, and the
lowrsl m irkri rmr«
Will buy «nd soil l.sn«1. Clslms
Uitr Pr«»|i»«rlr. Kic . «>« fro«»*li>commt««inn
for my father owned
a church.
jurors aforesaid, Ac.
ror*
aforesaid,
4c.
fUr I’Ui« snd ll«’«nrda «I hivb r«f»,rr«'d mar«’ th* onty
of which said mortal wound, he, the of which said mortal wound hs, the The Superintendent contradicted me be­ audit« ■ shall place said certified state­
MN of lb« ktn l in ( mUill« OMRly. snd BfillBr« «-»n
ment on tile in his office for inspection
mtte limn an<l « irtp m U Omnd* by coming i«t tin
said .1 mnes A. Garfield, then and there said James A. Garfield, from the said cause I said Adam taated the first ap­
\\ m I ibvo spr< l«l fselllllsn f«»r limnllni new comer»|m’J
by the public.
Other portions of the
ple,
which
is
truthful
assertion,
and
instantly died.
second day of July in the year last
law provide for the registration with
Oflta* of Justice of th« Peso«.
like
a
brave,
bold
boy
should,
I
called
And
so
the
grand
jurors
aforesaid,
- -dlircCIUMOR TO -
aforesaid, until the nineteenth day of
the county auditor, Irefore the first of
Conducted by J. T. H A HHELL, Ac.
September in the year of our Lord one him a liar,—of course his boot toe sent January next, of the diplomas a warded
Til inn C oint : And the grand jurats thousand eight hundred and eightv-one, a “thrill” through me that must have
to physicians by Medical Colleges
aforesaid, Ac.
of which a* well at and in the county of Mon­ weighed a pound as I felt humpy-like
Nntltllr unti tinnirmi ja now 1'HKI‘ARKn
Violations of this law, which is en­
Two mllra
«f C«kl Hprlag P. O.
said mortal wound he, the said James mouth and State of New Jersey, did all day long - and ever since there has
titled “an act to provide for the regu­
— MAKER,—
IdruRNrw»«fl PrrrlBirt. I'matllla
been
a
thrilling
kink
in
my
l>ack
of
A.
Garfield,
from
the
said
second
day
To <t<, all khuls of Rook and Job Printing
languish and languishing did live; on
Ptutni.irroN. U igciiox .
( •unt) . OrrgRR.
and binding. Il Is furnished with a new of July in the year last aforesaid until which said nineteenth day of Septem­ back*. With all my “thrills” I have lation of the practice cf medicine, and
F.ICF CnnnlJinily on hand n complote supply «•
f MNUWRD M r «I ChlmB f«»r ««Ir, b II u »M4 «n 0«v K Hnrni'KM, Hmlillon, Drltllr«, Whip*, Spur«, Collars PHv.MK nr Tim i . itkmt ami » host the nineteenth day of September, in ber in the year of our Lord one thous­ managed to stand them, but one— for the registration of all practitioners
I rrnnictil and ttllrn«<l land«, in * <«»<»*• iwlgl'hor lion llnltrr*. Rinnhon, nnd rveivihing needed in o ir line
of medicine and surgery,” shall be
ArrnvM mti i . k . with a cow . the year of our Ix>rd one thousand eight
wllb < hyn h «ml m-hno) •<lv«uiag«'4 (WmvttniWl
I'r
and eight hundred and eighty-one, as which occured since I have reached deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
t'nll mi«l rec un hoíbre «ending below. <*-llcp*lt
pioli' new oui Hi of i) im ', ,'h’. Will prim
Rima looklUK l<»r 4MUr«H« L wa ID m »" 1« msk« pcrin<in«'ni IRK promptly nltemled lo.
“manhood's boasted affection;” and that
hundred
mill
ciglity-one,
as
well
at
and
well
at
and
in
the
county
and
district
Lorn«*, would dn well In call on lh« untlurBlMnwl «nd
in the county anil district aforesaid, as aforesaid, aa at and in the county of was when I asked a man for his daugh­ on conviction shall be punished for
(iiko h l««»k hi thiM p*n uf ili« country hcion* locatimi
rlBcwhrrr
Al«w* Attend to lb« uuiliing out and mr
at
and in the county of Monmouth and Monmouth and State of New Jersey, ter; it being in the dark and I con-, each and every offense by a tine of one
wnrdlng, flllftg pwper« fur milruad «nd pm ompilon Io-
Ilion«. ( linrgr« rm«oB«bh.
State
of New Jersey, did languish and did languish and languishing did live; fused—he not recognizing me and un­ hundred dollars, one half to be paid to
HtatomrnlN,Envelope*, Pnmphlet*, Bull I'm.
the informer and the other half to be
grammes, and Wedding C hii I* ami In fact languishing did live, on which said on which said nineteenth day of Sep­ derstanding me to ask for his pocket
M. H. Thompson, J. P.
everything for which there I* a demand, at nineteenth day of September in the tember in the year of our Ixird one l>ook, thought it beat to check the bold paid to the oounty for the use of public
prleoR which cannot be anrpaaard.
year of our Ix>rd one thousand eight thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, but only supposed robber by sending a schools, or be imprisoned in the county
hundred nnd eighty one, at and in the at and in the nmintr of Monmouth thrill through him with the cold mua jail for a term not exceeding one year,
county
of Monmouth and State of and State of New Jersey the said sle of a thrilling instrument to my or both, or either, at the discretion of
h
II. K. ITRAHnX.
n. r. joiinnox .
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Now Jersey aforesaid, the said James county of Monmouth and State of thrilled temple. It had the desired the court.
The inscription on the late Judge
A. Garfield, of the mortal wound afore­ New Jersey being situated in and effect for I have asked no man for his
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forming a part of «he judicial circuit of daughter since. 1 am convinced 'tis Clifford’s tomb is as follows: “I was
& «TlBAŒKOn said died.
And so the grand jurors aforesaid, th* United States, other than the judi­ best to ask the old woman, and avoid not, and was conceived; I lived and
Ac.
cial circuit consisting of the District ail “thrills” thereby, for this, uttially, ia did a little work; I am not, and grieve
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FKIVDLKTO.W, O REGO*
not” Judge Clifford was a Justice of
Fot RTit C ount : And the grand of Columbia, the said James A. Gar a thrilling game.
the Supreme Court of the United
HOT on Main JUreni,
Ils rourt house.
All
juror* aforeaaid, 4c. . . of which field of the mortal wound aforesaid
Your* 4c.,
kinds of work doue
est style, unit al rrn
States for nearly thirty years.
M** D a
said mortal wound, he, the said Jam«* died,
sop«bIn rstes.
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Sewing Machines
Ilin GOODS,
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HENRY BOWMAN.
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Notions, Ulto
Millinery and
WALTER A. WOODS
SWEEPRAKE
Dressmaker.
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ColleclingandlandClaimAgency
F*. GRAY.
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