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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
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Announcements.

A LUXURY For TOURISTS.
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder. In metal bexes win
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable. 20 Cts
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TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEANxRA
FOREIGN PORTS.

souru Axrrox Nov CARVED stesnsr IAhn ,ossL 1sb
mere from York way u 9remen End pfseeeAed
SWANSEA. Nov 4--sailed steamer Wells city tbC. -
tiSxIp Nov s-Psssed. steamer sucvia tGer) Lsdvie.
from New. York her way ~ HAMBURG.
S-Sstled stAAner Huxia (0of)s kAStowAfyoO
hamburg hence for New York. I.ft
(Fof later shipping News. IL any ses Seventh Passl
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DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CCRED
<pycK's par INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CCeHIoNs Wits
neys heard Successful when sl remedies fall Illustrates
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WHAT WILL THE DEMOCRATS DO IN CONGRESS-
From The Boston Journal.

The situation justiHes regret but not discourage
ment. Democratic House In the Lid Congress may
obstruct public business but Republican Senate and
Republican President will limit its capacity for mis-
chief Reckless disturbance of the Industries OF the
country will thus be checked. Democratic ascendancy
In the House Is likely to prove again. as In the past
object lesson Of Democratic incapacty and OF the
dangers of ntrusting power to the Democratic party
The tariff will nave amply indicated itself before
another election comes around That election, more
over. will be held under new appOronment, and most
probably under safeguards for the protection OF the
ballot. Circumstances may yet prove that, for the
Republican party, far as the triumph Of its prn
clples and candidates in 1892 Is concerned, the result
OF yesterday more favorable than II the House
were to be Republican in the Lid Congress by a
slender margin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06

Beware of slight irritation Of the throat
Drummell's Cough Drops give immediate reneI "enuh
have A. II. b. on each drop. Sold everywhere.
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uAsftSId Rfkna

HARRIS Bros.
Offer for this week only l. Il. Moeys pure smhs wee
white Shirts and Drawers at 81 -, usual price ~ 20.
176 Broadway.
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ARE You TROUBLED WITH ROUGHNyss OF THE
SKIM Use Cornes Benzoin Cosmetic Soap. Sold
Everywhere % cents cake.
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Don't wait until you are sick before tryin
Carter's Little Liver pills, but get VIII ~ ohce
can't take them wlthou. benefit.
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HENRY A.. DANIELS, NJ. u,
30 WEST S9TH ST.
Nervous System. Gento. ruefy OfgAns
Imnotence and Sterility. Hours s TO /. 10 8.
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For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot waite
heaters baltimore heaters and ranges. 60 70 ts
DOYNfON FURNACE CO.. 207 and 209 wsser"t
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vitrified Portraits. Burnt in on China and Porce-
lain Guns PLAQUES Vases &c., the most charming
r"velties in Photoeraphic Portraiturc Made only by
lockwood II Union Square New-fork.
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Keeps special sale of umbrellas; 20 per cent
discount all grades. Broadway between ii'n ana
18th sts.
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A New COLLAR.
IT q W." Shoshone. "E. q W."
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INSECT SrlNGS.
Health Food Company's Gluten Soap cures them. O.
Fifth avenue and all druggists
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Tall Clocks.

Good reliable works. striking hours and half.houfs on
eongs in mahogany oak OF excellent design ana
finish, at from s135 upward. -
Also full stock of the more costly TUBULAR CHM
ING CLOCKS so notable for their sweetness and I'M
OF These are in cases OF exclusive
designs not to be seen or obtained elsewhere
cordial invitation extended to the public to inspect
these goods which will found in the saesroom on our
third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
DISC USING ELECTION RESULTS.
INDIFFERENCE AND FALSE ALARMS.

INDIFFERENCE AND FALSE ALARMS.
From The Baltimore American.
The vote I'm Maryland yesterday was the smallest
That the state has known for many years. The Re
publicans did not poll twOs Of their strength, and
The result was the election of solid Democratic dele
CATION 10 Congress. Mr.. McComas's defeat
was. therefore, due much to apathy as to other
causes. IL was largely owing to misrepresentation
and misunderstanding of the new Tariff bill and to
the busaboo that has been made OF the Federal
Election law. The With is the district most easily
were evidently carried away by the sophIsries and
false figures OF increase In prices that emanatcd from
Mr. McComas has represented the district ably and he
should have been returned.
The Maryland Republicans will now proceed to get
together In the good old fashioned way.
ONLY A MONETARY LURCH IN MASSACHUSETTS
From The Boston Advertiser
This backward step will soon be retraced. Massa-
chusets has not repudlaed and will not repudiae the
policy of protection, under winch this and every other
state In the Union has prospcrcd, grown and gained.
Just now, indeed there seems TO he spasm Of in
consistency, Of wholly irrational wavering but 1t Is.
we are persuaded, as ephemeral as the causes which
have led etO it.
Those causes are not difficult to discover. In the
first place, this is the year when political reaction
TO have been expected general principles. 1t
is notorious that the congressional and state elections
ton apt to show q less marked reversal
Of the political result achieved Ill the great contest
Reaction follows action, IN politics as in nature The
party which has suffered defeat profits by defeat TO
strengthen its weak places and take advantage Of the
weak places OF Its opponents. There Is always GER
tain amount OF disappointment, OF Jealousy Of envy,
Of discord engcndered by victory. There are not
to be rejeeted There are divided eonnseIs ' In
word the party that wins National election is sell
dom or never so strong at the polls two years from
that date the great day OF triumph.
Neither in the State in the Nation has the Re-
publican party any cause to bate jot OF heart or
hope The "high-prlces' has served this time,
but it will not serve next time. The sober second
thought of the people in the old Bay State and through
ont the United states will surely and swiftly undo
whatever temporary mischief has been done.
In this instance there special and added
reason. II Is undeniale that the cry of ckinley
high prices proved quite effective IL was false and
foolish 1t was base and baseless. over and it
was disprOved By facts and figures. But IL served its
purpose 1t frightened a good many men and a good
many more women. Doubtless 1t scared some chill
dren-especialy grOwn-up children.
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MAKE THE BEST OF THIS WINTER.
From The Hart ford Couronf

From The Hartford COnfant.
Before March the List Congress will have per-
fece1 the tasks 1t has set itself and, with challenge
TO history 10 show better record in any Congress,
save In the War of the Rebellion the Republican party
will gather its forces for great victory In 1892.
THE NATION, NOW, AGAINST TAMMANY.
From The Philadelphia Press.
Governor Hill, who has given Tammany q support
furnished by no Democratic Governor since John T.
Hoffman, steps 10 the front with full control ri the
rival Democratic organization, with Tammany his
faithful ally and supporter. Both together scarcely
fail TO command not only the solid NewYork delegation
In 1s92, but q far-reachng alliance In the south,
whose first fruits apparent In the aid given Tam
many Hall by leading Southern papers during the past
contest.
snch a result IS the most serious blow which Mr..
Grover Cleveland and his friends have yet received.
one good result II has had. No one during
the next two Years can deny doubt that the national
success of the Democratic party will mean the triumph
Of Tammany Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-06
HARRIS BROS

HARRIS BROS.
,peca importation Of Cartwright Warmers hose extra
,eayy cashmere pair for So co. regular price So co. at
l7O broadway.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
PRYOR cRtEE SKws.

Our town ls having good trade
"A revival Is going on here, conducted by
Rev. Crawford
DIR. Burr was up from our neighboring
town sunday to zee David Harris Who is very
sick with The measles.
AN execution has been issued by the Mus
kogee court and a'saie ordered OF the dwell
ing occupied by David Elliott, the postmaster,
The solicitors assistant. Jno NJ Taylor.
Jr, Was here a few days ago acquantlng
himself with the condition Of arairs As our
people are all iaw-abiding citizens the officers
are always welcomed.
1t Is understood a depot will soon be built
at this place and It is badly needed The
country Is rapidly settling up with citizens
from other districts OF the nation and In a few
more years the beautiful pralrles will be dot
ted ever with houses and wheat fields
April p, ls90 Co0-I-YAu,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
nrsKoaru COURT AyD eEyEnAL iorrs.

The accounts OF Commissioners Brscksn-
ridge and DAVIS allowed, also that OF Marshal
Needles for witnesses fees, 7,77e 90.
--Chas Goats and samuel Cowen Of oklaho-
ma. pleaded guilty 20 timber cutting and were
fined $40 each David Ross south Of Coney-
Vile, convicted, nned els and given ten days
for shooting his uncle's COW The case agalnst
Wm. Giles, assault, continued Van Jpnes
and VIM Mcclure, Cherokee nation, disturb
ing worship, dlsmissed Jerome Fitzgerald
was refused permission 10 nle motion in ar
rest OF Judgment. 8 L. Gray. malicious mis-
chief, continued W J Stokes assault, one
day In Jail and $50 Chas. Walker and Jas
Allen OF Yinlta, new case continued ss TO Wal
ker; Allen not yet arrested Frank Kelley
and Ell Madney disturbance at Ballard
church. Cherokee nation, MAdney having
pleaded guilty. case against Kelley was dis
missed John Baldridge OF Gooseneck bend
pleaded guilty TO assault on John Wilson
with an AK. nned so and one day In jail.
ChAs Redman. assault convicted and given the
minimum Gee Martin living west Of vi
nita, charged with saying, Lord grant II, +"
while number prayed; the jury failed TO
agree and the case was continued, One or the
three jurors who stood FOR aequlital was per-
emptorily discharged from the psnnel OF the
court. Lovely Nachey, assault convicted,
hned $50 and given thirty days in jail Ar
thnr Foster. malicious mischief continued
and on stipulatiens to be tried at Ardlnore
when court conyenes there under the new or
der OF things Wm shehan, Of Vinita was
acquitted on charge OF assAultlng one Lynch,
an e1-convict r. Atkinson pleaded guilty
to disturbing worship when drunk, fined s25
and given dfteeu days IN which to sober mp.
Riohsl-~ Mum, conyic-Ni or an sssAult on
Cohan, was given the usual dose Of one LAY
and SO. Al Ling, living on Nerdgris, ac-
quilted on charge Of malicious mischief
CAaB ~ Ridmln, assault guilty, one. day
and $50 JAMES Price, marking stock, ac-
quilted Arena, Oscar aud Cressey Deck, coll
ored dainsels Of Lehlgh. pleaded guilty to dls-
tarbing public worship and each 90 10 jail for
one day aud required to pay $50 JeG Davis,
Of Briartown. assault guilty, one day and $50.
Roach Mcintosh and lpson Everage disturb
Ing worship. dismissed. John. Furr, Of Null
drow, shooting mule, acquitted oliver
Iiiil Of Prairie city, pleaded guilty 10 having
disturbed worship and on promise that he
would do SO no more, even should he live one
hundrad wears was nnea etn rea- isee"ee,
assault, plead guilty, one day and $50,
The comparatively few convictions and the
unusual number OF dlsmssals has signd-
csnce There are those who believe the usu-
al zone day IN Jail and so lne" IS not an ade-
quRte punishment for aggravated assault
When it is uaderstood ltreally means one day
Imprisonment Deputies are tempted to
make frivolous arrests Omitted states com
missloners are accountable FOR the cases not
stopping wiki them. and when the accused
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] Plenty OF rain for the present
MIR. Pete Hastings, OF Ninita. spent last
| Sunday the Goth, IN Adair and vicinity.
-Doubtless much OF the coru planted prior
TO the recent rains will have 10 pe replRnisd.
u Moore returned home on the 2snd
and q DeLozier followed suit on the goth
Glad to see you back again BOYS.
w = ward returned on the esnd from a
visit to bis rancho in Texas, aud. reports dne
prospects for good crop in the lone star
state
Mrs Z. Pumphrey, OF vlnria. ard Mrs
Ell. Carringer. OF Parsons, spout TIC 10Th,
2oth and 2lst in Adair, as the que cf Yrs. =.
NJ. Clark.
Mrs. S. p. Cill. who has been making her
home with her son on the Patton
place, weat 10 Kan, as city on ths 2lst.
where she viii visit her daughter.
w ~ Fannehill, who has been visiting
Uncle Jatey Atheran for the past year OF
thsreabouts, departed for his eastern home on
the 2lst, via Oswego, kans.. where he viii
spend few days among friends en- route.
We have added 10 our list one more pro-
fession. namely. Mr a. b. Lemon i,raeii-
cal carpenter. This IL long felt need supplied
Mr. Lemon j. practical carpenter aud We
trust We may hnd work enough in Aaair snf
vicinity 90 keep him busy Let an those who
have earpcntering 20 30 within tie reach ef
Adair give Mr.. Lemon call and thus secure
hia permanance among as.
There is one addition te egr tessa tAss Is
not very crelitabie 60 certain pariies. if cur
rent reports are true aud there seems 90 be no
doubt about The truthfulncss OF the reports.
There is a certain house To- ihis town where
gambling is carried on until the wee hours Of
the morning, and occasionally for the entire
Night. d anyone doubis 10 let them ask the
eoiored section gang and the propfietors and
attaches Of the said house. A hint to the
wise ought to be- suncient VIII beg We
shall see.
John N. Tagi Tor, Jr.. assistant solicitor isr
thls dittrici, passed through our town GA the
9Th and took tias 70 chat few words with
us. John Is old uersimmons AFTER the iaw-
nrensers and u' al es shaking among the dry
bones wherever DE gors. lie Wiil be back
this way in few days and apend week or
80 looking amer the nations int rests about
Adairi and 10 there are any psfsoaa in nnd
arou1d Adair who. like Adam and Eve hars
rariskeH % the Forbidden thing ahen they
hear Johns foot steps in the garden, Jet tdem
50 and 90 likewise if they uant Do nnd hide
uf ihey canl from his argus eyes bnt rost a.
sarsd, 5s sinners- tAai JOHN is .-on % yoa'l
uith ''both feet %
April =. isal. VINO
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

Some days ago. it is related, a bun
die reached the executive Office labeled
Census Takers Report. - District. %
On being opened it was found TO con-
tain three bags Of corn, one Of black
kernels. one Of red and one Of white.
While the clerks we're guessing what
sort Of report this might be. q gentle
man from the district in question came
in and explained the mystery. Being
unable to read or;writs the enumerator
adopted the expedient Of dropping a
kernel Of red corn in his saddle -pock-
cts when he met an Indian, a black
one when be met q negro and a white
one to represent the white man. This
ought 10 be good enough census
report to please anyone.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
A Vegetable Frank.

Rev. J. E. Wolfe brought down a
curiosity belonging to the vegetable
kingdom a few days ago which is at
the postoflice. 1t is a young potato
which has grown inside.of a last years s
one and some Of the sprouts have
grown entirely through the old one.
Had the gentleman recently returned
from Connecticut instead Of Texas we
should suspect the ingenuity OF Yam
kee had been brought into play in pro-
ducing this freak Of vegetable nature.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
To AL WHsHIrHIT CONCERN.

The citizens Of Cooweesooswes district are
hereby Informed thst the reports OF census
tsker aud the books OF the clerk, show that
at least one-half The non citizen laborers in
Coweescoowee district are without permits
THIS is 90 warn an persons knowing them
selves to be in violation Of the law to take out
permits withoat delay IS propose to present
every citizen offending 10 the grand jury at
The Juiy term Of The district court next
And further 10 ask the removal OF all nom
citizens working in this district without per-
mlts JAKEs Il ELLierT. solicitor.
hg J0sHrH II. BKSNzrT, Asslstaut
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
The Frisco's Right-of- Way

Is the Frisco going to clear its right
of-way in this town, or is it not is a
question frequently asked just now
and not very satisfactorily answered.
Marshal Isbell, when at Fort Smith
last week, was shown q plat Of the
road through this town with a new
track to the stock yards running right
through the property now occupied
by houses, and upon which Hill & Co.
are now building.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

zach notice, Of the character indicated, not
exceeding f1FTN WORDS Will De inserted two
weeks under this heading Tor FlFrY CENrs 2
sfRAfEn-One brown mare 8 year. ata
ld hands high. branded circle r. last seen st
John foreinan's place, oowlia. ln December
Any Information as TO her Whereabouts viii
be hberaily REGARDED by addressing Dr "
Foreman. mite. Ind. Ter. W-sf
g oo RAW ARD-strayed, one light sorroI
stallion. years old. hlazc fhce-ruuning 20
one eide near point uf nuse-nHe white hind
foot tlshT tai. no BRANDS raised near Clare
mere. I Above reward will be raid Tor
recovery " anT irfufuatiun leadiuE 20 sane.
S-a Joss n. uAEIrl. Echo. I L.
sTEAfED. e. 19 REWARD Three har mare
rnItE. CHs three Frsrnif anf frd ~ffrffrra
iHres year old j. lirht bay. also cns of ths
rearilnEs. uue-haf ol swirl tn forehead 81
nuth. whits. fhe darl enc has one fore foct
arc ono H--l .11f HtF address
&. {. hlpsoS. Aflcn J.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

Experience teaches the hay man
that its a waste o. time and money Il,
buy any hut the best presses. But
what presses are The Iesi7 Ola hav
men say the scott Press is the best in
use without exception. 1t is made
from sieel and sueie iron, fan circle.
continuous douuie strote tits gnaf-
anieed o. bale aiih ease from tea 10
tseire tons Per day. Fer circulars
and prices. address. J X. HoEsAx.
CoHeyfilie. Kansas. 81 The Scott HAY
Press Co. Kansas City, 10. o8
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ting out the annual catalogue Of Wor-
cester academy
g. w. Green has bought out his
partners and is now sole proprietor
OF the Alton store.
Conductor Coonrodt unloaded a
block of five "foaters" just south Of
town Saturday night.
"A glance at our advertising coli
umns will show what Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin are doing at Alton.
The Kansas papers say that the
farmers in that state have almost an
ished planting for their winters sup
ply Of fuel.
Davis Hill & Co.'S. new double two
story building begins to take shape,
but work WAS suspended early in the
week for the want of lumber.
Benson, the alleged murderer of
Mrs. Mettman, at Leavenworth, was
traced to this vicinity, which he reach
ed about three weeks ago, and here the
trail was lost.
The first strawberries Of the sea-
son, of Arkansas culture, found their
way to the table of the Raymond
house yesterday, with the accompany
ing short-cake.
MIR. Halse,l and family were great
ly alarmed Sunday noon last by the
unaccountable disappearance of their
little daughter, Eva. She was found at
Mr.. Billingslea's.
-Dr. l., o Ellis, dentist, of South
west City, will be in Vinita from May
sth Ito nth; Chelsea May 10th to.-th; ;
Claremere May 2Gth to June 9th; Tul-
sa June 7th to Goth.
IF we can only survive the rayages
OF tho plasterers' the painter and the
bill-collector a week or two longer,
this Office Will present decidedly ina
proved appearance.
There is collection of decaying
substance between the Skinner build
ing and tho drug store winch is very
offsnslve, and if LETT alone Will even.
tually breed disease.
Much OF north Texas and south
ern Indian Territory have been flooded
within the past week and railroad traf.
fc and other industries have been Sc
rlously interferred with.
For the present the new Frisco
stock yards will suppl ed with Wa
ter by the aid Of tank ears, but even
tually it is expected that pipes will be
laid and pump and engine employed.
DIR. Bagby and family went to Kan
sas City yesterday and will be follow
ed to-day by DR.. and Mrs. Fortner, the
object being to attend meeting of the
National Association of Railway Sur
geons.
No one can visit the cemetery with
out being impressed with the necessl-
ty of some work being expended there.
The southern, or unoccupied portion
should be broken up, trees planted and
grass seed sown.
1t is reported that good quality
oil has been found at
Chelsea, at a depth Of ninety feet.
The syndicate in charge received an
engine and m achinery last Saturday
and propose to bore several more
holes.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

The best saive in the word for Cuts.
Hruises, Sores Ulcers. Salt. Rheum,
frrer sores, letters. Chapped Hands,
Cmiuiains. CoTus. and al Skin Ernp-
tions. and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required 10 is guaranteed 90 give
perfect Satisfaction. or money refunded.
Prize . cents per box. llr sale by ~.
&. failoa 6 Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
ADVERTISED LE.rEns
Lying uucalied for in the rinita =. O., May !,
1890.

Lying Uncalled for in the Vinita =. o., May !
1890.
The following lis. OF letters have lain mn.
called for in the postonice at Ninita 4 foI
80 days preceding the above date, aud Ia %
days more will be sent to the dead Letter
ofice Parties calling for same viii please
say, advertised, - and give date.
NJ L MLroWp. p. NJ.
AlsxandsrJas Lslicker Frank
Armstrong Nola Lewis Juo
Ackerman Tom LeFlore Frederick
Brown CB Mcdonald Randall
BaviHzaE NcGraw
Beck NC NcCalebA Az
Beard Nellie % Hitchsn CIV
BeenlHnd Frank Necray l. I
Boyd DellaA Nyres Ma
BixterM Moore Bea
Boyde neley majors James
Byrne stephen martin Fred
boots william nartit G
Coehman 'Goeson nauiey Alonro
Culorm Robert Priekett Ben
cash Pry Mctiida
carter p Plotner Ada
cowanwF Peyton AIS
cobbe. Goe Pictol con
collision a q Plotmcr Ada
chs'ilier u Prton Maryaua
cash DrFN Rose ga
DuFgan Nrs Nina Eelmen Nlna
nivelhss Roy Range WIN
nammels George sutton T.
ueaTinwater Chas cl strong VT
Downing Alex siraup Fred
nuglas nud smith Fred
poiarhde 'eil smith charles II Cl
Duncan , g. smith charles
Ehou Ellison d snoderass REL
Foster Allen simerson Asaw
FINLEY ; simpson and son TR
IiintMF shieIds Emns
flynn Pat Simerson Asa
Gamble Marian soRelle Dr Tom
Gere Jno shaf.rRA
GrigF Jess Ssuisbery Taylor
Hopper nU Sanders Jack
huffman Lafa sspinRien
Ianeii Dame steelePP
Heaaec Tomssn1E
haves & W Taylor Prank
nuitouJ g TAYLOR ume
Hant Walter ysnd8vsrw
Honsman RI Yanaorer VIII
soilou Lydia we-tan Joshua
nariiri a. wright
Hra4iee } s l1l wright Nancy
Hawkins ~ williganu
Henri Daniel Wilson Byrd
Jones . Niiame charles G
joaes Aarrarci white Thomas
jarkson sarah williams AE
Jartari Nary } waters chas n %
iohnser Nsiinda rnfon p
hsilam spencer walton Armsnda
kucr kiun Nrkc
hurn Matte lruIn John