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Astoria, Oregon. Saturday Morning, July 15, 1882.
Vol. xvu.
No. 90.
A CHEROKEE COURT.
Incidents of a Recent Trial for
Homicide at Coo-wee-koo-wee
in the.Indian Territory.
COO-IVKE-SKOO-AVEK C'OL'KT-
HousKj.Junc 2. The court-house
in Coo-wec-skoo-vvec district of
tho Cherokee nation is a small
lo.builcUnr situated in a shelt
tiiod nook of oak timber in the
midst of a sea of green prairie,
with the essential of a fine, bold
spring near by. the locality thus
possessing the three requisites for
good camping wood, rras and
water. As we rode up yesterday
morning we found evidences that
a session of a Cherokee court was
about to be held here. Horses
equipped with rolled blankets and
a coil of lariat, which form bed and
stable for rider and animal, were
tied under the trees or grazing.on
the prairie, and there was a wagon
or two drawn up for a more elabo
rate camp. Men, booted and
spurred, with .slouched hats and
belted waists, were standing or
sitting about discussing the state
of the growing crops or the proba
bilities of the coming trial, and
there were constant arrivals from
the trail through the timber or
over the prairie. It was the usual
mi.i.. nccmkin,M ...... f;r.t
flir. nrrinncWrt nrmrlttinn f t lirt
Cherokee nation, with oerhaos a
larger intermixture of white blood
amono- the praiiie farmers and
ranchmen of this district than
would have been manifested
among the dwellers of the wooded
regions east ot the Grand river,
the aboriginal Cherokee having a
fondness for the forest. Many
fine figures of physical manhood j
were apparent among thorn, and
all had the free beai ing of an inde
pendent and vigorous life, while
attendance upon the court had
made no difference in their accus
tomed wa3's and dress.
The Cherokoes have a regularly
adopted and written code of laws,
dating back to 1808, and it was
resolved by a council of the war
riors and head men of the nation,
held on the banks of the Hiawas-
see, put upon record by some
English interpreter, and signed by
the marks of Black Fox and
Toochaler, head chiefs, that the
Cherokee murdering his fellow of
the same nation should suffer death
unless he should find him in pos
session of his horse, when the
slayer should "be left to his own
conscience." The spirit of this
latter provision prevails to some
extent to the present day, and
there is hardly a Ckerokee jury
but what would bring a verdict ot
justifiable homicide for the shoot
ing of a thief with a stolen horse
in his possession. The present
code of Cherokeo law is written and
published in a volume and does
not differ in any essential degree
except in simplicity of language
from the procedure and penalties
provided by the statutes of the
states. The nation is divided into
judicial districts, in which courts
are hold twice a year, and for
special sessions. The supreme
court, composing a chief justice
and two associates, has jurisdic
tion in trials for murder and ap
pealed cases; the district courts
take cognizance of the lighter
cases of homicide, assault and rob
bery, and there are also judges
with powers . corresponding to
thoae of ordinary magistrates, for
the purpose of dealing with minor
offenses. The laws are executed
and arrests made b the sheriffs of
the districts, who have power to
call for as mauyas they may think
necessary to mount and ride. At
Tahlequah, the capital town,
there is a stone jail where the
prisoners are kept and where oc
casionally one is hung. Such is
the mnrliinerv of Cherokee iaw fori
the administration of justice among,
themselves, all offenses by and
upon white men and violation of
intercourse laws and 1 1 eaties com -
ing under the jurisdiction of the j marked with tobacco juice and the j eircuimaaures, and confidently an- j eS JljJh , JJjJjer. gjgj
United Statr-s district court at ' dignity of his office, the work of , ticipating a Minihir cour.-o ot at- of tin general ivefunrtinns. SI. at drug
Fort Smith, Ark., it authority Miinpannelling a jury prooc led.; lion. The .solicitor repiied. nrgu- ifo?" ,)Vpn, ,'VA IS ra
liMinrv fffr4trii IM
uuiii- 1.1.1 it,.-... j
crowti oi
, j. I
denutv marshals ridiu"- the cmin-1
uipuiv ui.iisikii iiuiij,
try. The most common offense is
homicide in its various lorms. ami
the airrra ating eaiHO the whiskv
smujrirlpd across the border in vio
lation of tribal and I'nited
Mates
law;, ft is the universal testi
mony that the fuii-blooded Chero- j tance for jury- iuH A frosh pan
kees are a peaceable and law-abid-j nel was made out, the judge can-ino-
p'eople, except when undei the suiting the sheriff as to whether
influence of whisky, which has the J this or that man was ejnchable."
same effect upon them as upon all J suggesting the idea tha. in the
the Indian race, inflaming them Kentucky fashion, it might posi-
with a raire to kill. The whites and,
half breed, are of the ready and .
sometimes desperate class of the
border, ptompt to settle a quarrel
or execute justice with the ;-.six-
.shooter" or shotgun, and although! occasion with a smoke. When the
homicide is but little, if any, more requisite number of "oatchable"
common in the (Mieiokee Xation (jurors iiad been selected the court
than in Iho neiirhboriiiir berder: v. as adjourned until noon the next
states, there is riiongh to keep the day to enable the .sheriff to hunt
courts busy. them down and bring them in,
The present session of the laud tins ended the first day's pro
court wa. a special term for ceedings. A chain uas attached
court wa a
tllC trial of a
murder ease. A j
native of predominant white blood.
"avinjr had u dispute with a full;
l,lootl o1 cfepcraio character,
upon licaiiiijr that the latter had I
!mauo Ulic:ius :,?""hl m met;, pu. F. .,.? mm,w.s
promptly took Ins six-shooter, rode,
upon him and killed him. lfe:
had been admitted to bail audi. sign on his or their part that he:
now rode up for trial. At the ap-
pointed hour the Sherilf, wearing a
pistol and cartridge-belt as a token
or authority, the rest of the assem-
blage being without arms, pro-J
claimed from the noorWiy" with
"Oyez, Oycz"' the calling of the
'court, calling the Cherokee nation
to plead and the "defendant l ans-1
wer. The assembly 'filed in and
took their places on the rude
benches. The judge was a genial I
and accomplished gentleman,
entirely white in ajipearanee. al-
though of ancient Cherokee famihy.
He had been a major in the Indian
brigjidc in the Confederate" service
during the war and is familiar and
greatly iikod in Washington,
where he frequently atuves as a
member of the Cherokee delega- horses grazed and the whippoor
tion to look after the interests of the , wills samr loud and near, ana the
nation betore eongre. lie had
not thought it essential to the dig-
nity ot the supreme court to don
a collar, and the handle of his long
reed pipe stuck out of his side
pocket. He was accommodated j
with a seat in a sort of pen and!
by his side sat the elerk in his J
shirt sleeves, a half breed Delaware,
r i ,i i. :.-n:, !
munication witn ins iionor. i
The defendant was acconnno-'
dated with a cane-bottomed chair
in the center of the room facing;
the jude. He was one of the
finest specimens of western man
hood F have ever seen, lie was
the tallest in a crowd of tall men
and overtopped figures of six feet
by more than a head. lie was.
perhaps, a tnlle too slim for exact
proportion, but bj no means lathy:
and his vigorous form was a model
of litheness and easy activity. Ilis
regular features were deeply
bronzed by the sun, but wero
handsome and strong with an air
of adventurous courage, and there
was a spark of ready fire in his
hazel eye. He took his seat easily,
wound one limb over the other
and tilted back in his chair. Being
summoned to plead, he raised his
tall form and, after a voluminous
expectoration, responded calmly,
"not guilty," and -resumed his seat.
After some preliminary objections
rm . .. . ..... . iii-i;k i; .iinii.if ii tut-,.,; ...,u-., vn't-rovs. v e uuriiantee tne mjiieui-
The sheriff leaned Ins elbow upon i was filled, the jury sworn in and i11-"-1 .nnniuuitumi oni h vn if Ui(,sy bUtrJ to bo a,,snrutoly
the rail for ready and familiar com-: the trial commenced. E vcrvone i F,emin9 B"0S,. Pittsburgh. Pav V"."'". SMlfc
. .
solicitor, or district-attorney, who
in this case was a gray andjgiiarly
farmer, appiuc-uily ju-d from the
.plough - tail - , his countenance
nt -ll-l-.-l 1
to jroinir on with Mm trial, bv the
......... - ..CT.. , ,...., .
I ucir names were caneo in :i i'u
voice Irom the doorwnv bv t net
.
jaliei iff, but only three or lour an-;
svvereit. rome were wHier-noumi
on the other side of the Voidigris
river, which was full ami unford-
able. and 'others, it was presumed,
weie eon ti oiled bv the usual leluc-J
blv be necessary to run down a
p.iriiciilnrly shy juror with dogs,
In the mean time the prisoner had
drawn out a small leed pipe and
was lelieving the tedium of the
io the prisoner's ankle by a deputy-
sherilf and hitched up to his knee
by a handkerchief, but it was more
oi a lar.nai assertion oi autnonty
than anything else. Xo restriction
and he sat about and chatted with
his neighbors without the slightest
was a red-handed niansl.iyer on
j trial for his 'life. Everybody
'laughed and joked with him in a
j familiar and neighborly way, and
between him.and the. judge passed
the familiar salutations of uIIow
j are you.. John ?" and "How arc you,
.roc?' a they shook hands in a
cordial greeting. It was evident
that no moral stigma attached to
his
i act, whatever might be its con- j
. . , . , , ,
mnatioti by law. After the ad-
do
journment of the. court the assem
bly sat about the building or the
spring and chatted aw.hile, depart-
ing by twos and threes through the
woods and over the. prairie trails,
except those who made camps.
The fires in theae burned brightly
through the evening, while the
night-hawks conr-etl the air with j
melancholy cries
15y the next dav at noon a .sulli-
cient uiiutber of jurors had been
surprised or run down and brought
in. Two or three were i ejected
on account of iclationship to the
prisoner or the deceased, neccssi-
tating a new delay and a fresh cast
j- . t.... f ..it., .t.. i
sinoi.e(i at wjji; the prisoner passed
..i, , tilrt ;,!,. ...i i,,.rtrt
. l IHUlbll lJ HIV JlAl. 4111. .1IHUI.U
his tobacco bag with the sheriff;
and everyone chewed with renewed
vigor under the interest of the oc
casion. The testimony was brief.
Three or four testified that they
were at the house when the pris
oner rode upon a mule :u the dusk
of a July evening, got off and
took a drink of water and turned
around fited two shots from his
Remington dragoon pistol at the
dead man's head "quickerin a
wink,' the third bullet missing
him only because he was falling
beside his horse, from whose sad
dle he had jtit dismounted. Then
the prisoner mounted his mulo
and rode away. Three or four
othets testified that the dead man
made threats against the prisoner,
swearing to "watch his trail and
n-ct awav witSi him before the
leaves fell," and that he was tho
kind of a man -who would be ulto-
nether likely Jo carry such a threat .
J
into execution. Th counsel for ;
the prisoner made y brief argu- ;
ment to the jury, asking them vvnut .
they would have done under such '
?.. -..Utt... .1, ...... I . ....-1.1 f , !...-..
mij m.-i uii---i-.i3--mnm. i
been allowed some Kind 01 a .-now, ,
I
cr at least hail a c.ianee vvnon it
ramr iw . quu-i..... u. M'"1-"'- .
n draw, but he evidently consid-'
e:cd it part of his perfunctory and
painful duty to present this view
of the ea-o, and his s mpathies
seemed entirely in suppwrt of llie nu'
ju-nice of the deed. -:oi.uiT"jTn:inrTiiQuiD Bf.rv
The ju.lir. in his el.ar-e. read 'u Toxir- l.vvifion.vion is endorsed
J ' rt i by physieiaua. .4 sfc or Co Wen's: take
the law with rofereiife in murder i no othrr. t f DrujifU'-ts.
and justification in self-defense. ! TTTmV ' "
jiiid observed that while it was j
,. , . ,, i Tn all 'who are suft'criiii; I'min the
proper, accoi ding to the law. that (rnrs ami liMtisrit'liou? 3f ont!i,nerv-
tLorr. dimiid li, vnmi' iiMlirfllinii fl "Us Wrtlkllesearlj ilocav. f()SS" Of 11UU1-
tHeresliouKJ in .souu. imiu.aiiou oi j i,, (lU,M i wm v;,j a recinc tltat will
immediate danirer before the shoot-.cure you FUKK OK CIIAliUK. ThN
ing, in point of fa el the man wait-
;..r, r w .... i.i r..i s;,..ir ;., t -i I
ing for it would hud himself ju.-l a J
little too late. With this sound
and sensible application of tin
law for self-defense, the jury re-
7 J
tired to the. thicket, after the tune-
, i ,. i t , m l
honored fashion of the Uierokees,
.i .her, h-M ii,f .kDHiim.,
more as a matter of form than any-
thinir else.
,, ,- ., i , . I
then they hied back .
nn,l .trA.mf.fwl tlirmiirl. tlii-ir fnro-
....- ,,.W...... W.-.-.j, - .
man, a verdict ol ,not iriultv itiheaiiiitotiiet'lHlil.operutinj'lilceniasic.
. , , . . j Jt i-? ncrfeetly safe to use in all cases,
was received by the prisoner with ' ami jileasant to the taste, and is the nre-
lb., .:,,.. nirit f n.mehnlMneei"'"1""'1 "B '" oiliest anu uesi
- i
which he had manifested through j
trial, not even an expectoration to i
indicate relief or interest.
rus
friends and the audience were' Advancing years, care, sickness, dis
,ii , i .i t :,: . appointnieiii, and hereditary predisnosi-
cqually cool, and the tiecision was j t,on-a!l operate to turn llie hair grav.
evidently accepted as matter of ad either of theni inclines it to shed
- . premalHiely, Vvi:i IIaii: Vioon will
coui-se. AH that romainedto eon- restore fr.ded or ar.iy. light or red hair
.... .i . ... to a rich brown or deep black, as may
dude the special session oi the su- be ihired. Tt softens and cleanse the
preme court of the Cherokee na- j tl,l. Ji'ving it a healthy action. It re
1 - j move and cures dandruff and humors,
lion Was a proclamation by the ! By it use falling hair is checked, and
, . , ,. . " , 1. 1 new growth will be produced in all
sheriff and the mounting and de-: cases where the follicles aro not de
jrarture of all concerned, leaving
the temple of justice to the guar
dianship of the. woodpeckers.
whose operations upon its shingles
had been temporarily interrupted
, ... , . '
by the formalities ol justice.
1 ,i
MOTHERS READ.
..... ... ...I IVrnvian Bittern
OirvT: About mno ycura ik I hail cluM i
two ycari eld nilalwot dead. The doctor I Cmchnna Hubrm
had itttendin? her could not loll what ailod ...lwi 4, ,, , .,;., ...-V .i. .. ...:. i.
her. laKoil him if ho did not think it nan be tniutt Linch: I was the bj)aiiibll
worms. Ho said no. However. thi did not i N leeroy in Peru iu lsJ. Tho Countess,
fatisty juc. as I felt convinced in my own his vil was prostnitcd by tin Intermlt
niindthat h had. 1 obtained a boillo nf tent fever, from whiehsho was freed by
lK. J. MctAXJS'S CKIiE'.IIie.V'rKl tin. list. f.rtl!i nmiv.. ntniilv. flio lVrn-
VtllllllMITl .
ir.n.ini.tjisi;uu.iic. j nave ner a .:.,., I, n r- nr s ii .. ll.l in thp
tcaccoonful in tlo morniUK and another at , 1 . .;..;, i iiJ. ,-, S'";,,' '
niKht, after which sho ntv-scd ievctity-tw. .,!,i"ll"17' ' ou.itrj. Quinquina.
havo necr been without it in mv fAtnilv.
j Tho health of my children remmucil so good
thai. I had neslccled watchiD tkeir actions
umii a wm '"eo hccks npo. wucn two oi
. hhitii inn oi
?JHS c?piITwr?B?
ntS?o Work at'oiS
.. 1i.vltXXV.&
I litem irt-M'iiu.'u i no auic sickiv npearanct
inai ranny um nino year? i
itinust bo worn:?, nml went
ivltli n tinttle r.f IR. .
VItMlFL'K between four of my chit-
lilcrfiil
feet of our Vermtfujjo around litic.i. and
now havo the worms on exhibition in my tore.
out3 truly, JUIIX i'lii:i:.
iind hciir the sfcnattins of V. 3rrf,aiie nnrt
f,,f;IrIvr.n!l U ,? n0"r ,ua', '" "'
Louis or vv ucelinj?.
Bo ?uro you uci the tt imino
n hottlo.
i tec ... i un..
FLEMING BROS... Pittsburgh, Pi
King of the Blood
Is not a "eitre all," il is a Moxl-pittl!hr:inil
tonic. Impuntv of the blood polns thpivs
tcin, dvnttiKCs tin' oJrcuI.it Ion. and tnus in
duces inrtny disorder, known bv different '
names to cUsiitmnMi tiwui im,,..i:.. :. 3V :
fecK but belnc re:dly branches or pfiases of J
that Rreat HCiiene. illsonlor. Imparity oi
r srrrn'nJi ?V 1JM"'ta' UHUoimim,
o hlla S iinr rTr .V" ,c''r
n' Hf?,rt Db?M Brow. Kidacu Dita.
Piles, Ithetmatlum, Catanh, Sa-ofula.Skiii
Ac. ixiBtr or tne mood, prevents ami
cures these by attacking the enure Inimiri tv
ottho blood. Chemlbtsaud phvstons a-?ee
In calllnc It "the most BennAianrt cfflSt
ff&fePSS?SiiyiS:
tlons. &c. in pamphlet, "Treatise on DUeases
ot the C'owPKdarouniiteach botUe
u.kamim.sos&Co. ttom
Buffalo, N. Y.
worms nna wa? a weiiciiuu. sinco liu.r.
uron, their ases bems as follow.-.: Alico, S lis nothing to lal:e its place. It t-ttectu-years:
Charley. 1 year: Emma, jean; , all v cures a morbid appetite for sthuti
John.9years. ow comes tho result: i Alico , ,;, j,N ,e-toiiug the natural tono or
and hnitna camcoutalt ruht, bat Chnrloy n,,. Otnii-.J.ii n .t n.L- rtv,.niv.- Inr..
l.asseil forty-fivo and Johnny about v-xtv ll". sl "I,w '", ," 'uUx tsV 1,.J '
worm?. Tho remit was so urnthrins that I r lisir as it doe, a focr. and destroys
soent two davs in tfanwiuz tbu wnnilcrfiil ,.r. . both aul.e. Lhe tfOvvorflll tome MrtUO
I . ti'.irit i tltit ilii. fiT tlii iilil Miianicri
J(mi lio in the Hodhc.
.vsk drijsgsw rl
vermin, ilic-5, ants, injects. T3cperbox!
Ski n ny .lieu.
Win. PFiiiiiWs Omrnii Blood Pu
niier will no-itivelv be found a valu-
allll. rompdy for chrunie constipai,ont
:iln.ctfl kwlnejH, dyspepsia, liver com-
ij:ilUf riMiiiiil:iiii". -crofnin, and all
j0:W ita-asn having their origin in
j impure blood. Manufactured only by
Win. Pfunder Jfc 0., Portland, Ore-
jbionarj in .South America. Send a self j
auure-.-M u enveioje toiiie Jiev. joskimi
.,. iSMAM. station JJ.N"ev York Clt.
llunift-! Mothers!! Mother! ! !
jl Arc you disturlKHl at nisht and broken
.of iuir re-.t nva siel: elnlil sulTerin
anil eryinjj with tin ocreiatin; pain I
I of eultimr teeth ? If u), g at mice nurt !
jtteta bottle of Mrs. Window's Sootlnns!
j ggi ftsaassyssasrsiss "Si
'there Is no mistake about it. There is
lll ...l.lt llll HUIU 11IK' into till
UM.,l it. who will not tell a at once
tint .. niAflim .all airitttl n'Tii-a line? mAti
"al ,l rrKUlfltH. 1C UOWC1S, anU
frii'afc rcf tf ihi ttinTlim nti1 rt!Iir nml
. . . . . - . .. '. . t .
.10
iiiale physician-; and muses iu the
United .State-. .Sold every
cents a bottle,
.
here. J.
Various CauKfs
stroyed or the glands decayed. Its offer!-,
are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, on which a few ap
plications will produce the gloss and
trehnesof youth. Harmless and sure
d'rcSSK
in its operation, it is incomparable as a
" ""J"- aml. richness of. tone it im-
; parts. It contains neither oil nor dve,
i and will not soil or eolor white cambric;
, et it lasts long on the hair, and keeps it
. tresh and Nigoi oils.
Kei: S.vt.i: i:v am. Dealeiss.
j UlUtl lltl ! ll IV I'l Vlt 'I4 JV.4 ltllli u
! to hllto'.O in IftrJ. she introduced the
( remcd.v in .Spain, w here it wa known
under vtrinUs names, until Idniumis
. ,.an,.,i ,i cih-M-Mna. in Honor (Z the ladv
, i-aiieu u i iii'-i'i.;i. m nonoroi tue iauv
i hu had bivimht them that which wa's
! m )!!. than thegold of thelncas.
I o t!ii? dav. after a lupse of two hun-
dnd and liiJy jt-ars, selenee has given
It eneetu
, f the Cinrhoita is preserved in tho
Vruvtitti Hitters, which are as effecilvo
acaiut malarial fever to-daj as they
sh
. ,et hitter in the vvorltl. "The proof of
tlu'im.Iiliiiifis- in the eating," and wo
...:irt..... i.:.i.. .:. ... i fr,... .t k-
all lirH.r.ji,Nt jroeeis ami liquor dealers.
:"""rw- i"iur.iuria.
OXIfTST
BOOK STORE.
We an' rnnsiantlj rcvlvlns new r.ddltl.n
tn our Mock mulhavc theilnest stiul
l.inrc-t asMvrtment of variety '
KOt)U hi the city.
Combs, Brushes,
Stationery. Frames
Celluloid Goods.
.VllouryofiuVi iti-eninrkcd in phiin flgnrrH
' C1I :uid -.amine qusihty and note prices,
luahty and note prices.
CHAS. STKVKNS &SON
I CHAS. STKVKNS &S
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i r nmitfiiT o r-.v
! . - .,.. ,... ..
BLACKSMITH NG
-HUIomi I niHUT
At C- "W 1J aad. corner of Ca,s
and.Court Streets,
Ship and Cannery work. HorsesHoeinc.
Wagons made and repalrid. Oood work
guaranteed.
PlllFIl MUTUAL LIFE IMMCE CGMPMi,
Of Oa,lijrozxxlA.
A. MeKIXNIE, Manager.
For Oregon Washington and Idaho TftrrltSrMftV
OFrin-109 FIRST STREF.T. PORTLtSD,
BclVrenec:
Greenbcnr.
Dr. O. E. OTTAOK, M. 1)., Exaniiaerand
i'byslcljn. i
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nSCLLA2?EOUS.
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S. ARNDT & FERCHEN,
ast)1:ia. - obwhjx. ,'
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The Pioneer Machine Shop!
BI-ACKSMITH
SHOP
Boiler
All kinds of
ENGINE, CABBERT,
AND-
STEAMBOAT WORE
rromptly attmdfd to. '
A specialty made of repairing
OAJ3lJNJiiJLl.JL JJUtj",
FOfVr OF LAKAYKTTC STKIIin".
ASTORIA IRON WORKS.
Bknton' SrnF.i-rr, N'E.n r.vuKKit House,
ASTORIA. - OltF.GOX.
.
GENERAL 0 MACHINISTS AND
Dflll CD II A VCDG
LAKIIiMIRIiffl ENGINES
Boiler Work, Steamboat Work,
and Cannery Work a specialty..
CASTISTOS.
OfHll Description mnde to Order
at Mhort Xotiee.
A. D. Vhh, President.
J. (J. Ilc.sTLKis, Secretary.
I. W. Cask, Treasurer,
.loux Fok, Superintendent.
WILLIAM EDGAR,
Corner Main imd ChoniLcms Sueeu.
AF10RIA OREO0:
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The Celebrated
JOSEPH RODCERS & SON
GENUINE ENGLISH CUTLERY
AND THE GENUINE WOSTENHOLM
and other English Cutlery.
9TATZOWKRY I
FAIRCHILD'S GOLD PENS
Genuine Heershaum Pipes, etc,
A One stock of
Watchc d Jewelry. 3Inxle and
Breeck Loading Nhol CIhsm and
KlflcH, Kovolrern. PIisteLi.
and Amunnttion
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Assortment of fine S1TOTACUH and EYE
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Notice.
mUE DEUNOUEhT TAX ItOtJ. FO!
A the j car 1S81, together vnth a warrant '
from tho County Court for the collection of
sarar, is m my nanus. Deunqueut tax
payers will please ettlo at once nnd savn
J coste. A. 3f . TWOMBLY,
nyS Sheriff.
CIlAri. IIODOK, oi Hodge. DavLs Si Co. M. S. CUHfiKLL.of Kaapp.BBiwJl C. -
J.UIKS SXEKL. C.aailer First National Bank. W. V. .SPAULDINQ. Kcto azfttWSttie
J. A. STKOWKRIDUi:, Wholesale Lejtn7r Dealer.
nnd lludluas. ANDKKW KOBERTS. qTFIaci' Si-Hiof&Sl;
C. A. DOLPI1, ot Dolpti. Bronaub. Twlph & JOHN CKAX. ot JotoJ3raa Co. -"
Slnion. C. M. WlbemrBoo afKrJSKoiBa.1-
Col. J. McCKAKEN. of J.IcCraken &Co. . JO1). BUKKHABD.-Butiftaia'Sc maalitiz.
L. C. HENCICUSHN. ot HNuIcken & J. K. rix:o J. sL QnrTSaL.'SBESS1
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Eatnoi the above mennas S1CT.C
ance In this Cojnpaay.
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AUCTIONEER. COMMISSION ABD
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P. PARSEI.
County Smrrejrwr
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Offico : CheaMiMSitcctr
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T O. BOZOKTH,
L.kcmale.er.XotjyIl
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I Agent lor the Haniburg-BremeHFlre IsaC9.
l of ilambursr, Oermaay, and ot ta Tv-
t clcrs' Llfo and Accident Ins. Co., ot Hart-
j wrotllce "nPythlan BuUdinff. Booms U. 12.
Xjl . WIXTOIf ,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
jMTOfllco In I'j thlaa BuIIdlag. fiooa U, 12.
j ASTORIA, - OBSOON.
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j JAY TUTTliK, X. .
I PHYSICIAN AKD 8DRQKON.
M),erthemHjstk
i P0"lle nana a divers- satoon.
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4 li. FL'LTOX. M. D,
thy(lelaa a4 lCM.
orriCC-Over A.V.AUe grocery stow.
Rooms, at the Parker House.
J? F. HICKS.
PENTJST,
ASTOUIA. .... OUMOtV
Koonn in Allen's balldinz uu stain, eoraer
j of Ciss and SiiDinocqtu) street!'.
j Q. A. BOWLBY.
ATIX3KNKY AT 'LAW.
Cbenamus Street. - ASTOhXl. OBSU)3l
" ATTOBarEY AT L4W.
May be found at the Court House.
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BAIX CO.,
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DOOm. Windewa. Bllmfa. 'Tnm
aau, Iimmker, Ste.
All kinds of Oak Lamber. Glass, Boat Ms-
terial, etc.
Turning and Bracket Work
A SPECIALTY.
Stc.ua Mill near Wesson botl. Cor. tl
erlve and Astor streets.
HEADQUARTEBS.
Foster's Emporh.
Most Complete Stick in lUttrfi
Fireworks! Mags!
I Prniti Beth Forl(H a 9fmvtiti
Win as and I imtnrc
. Of-Suierinr Itrand.
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FOSTKIl'S CORXEB, 0 S &J8 1HMJI
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Dress Making.
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Mrs. T. S. Jewett.
JJp stairs, opposite Mrs. Eosro' CosMbc
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