The Eugene City guard., May 29, 1880, Image 4

THE EUGENE CITY GUARD
EUGENE OITr.ORKOOX.
8A'rURliAY.MAYV!9. IHHO,
Jtaocralic " Skte Ticket
For Congress,
'JOnN WHITEAKER,
For Btate Printer, 1
THOMAS B. MERRY.
For Presidential Electors,
J. K. WEATIIERFORD, of Linn,
T. ft OWEN, of Cooh,
J. 0. FULTON, of Wasco.
Tor Supreme Judges.
T. P. PRIM, J. K KELLY,
JOHN BURNETT.
Second Judicial District.
For Circuit J udge,
J. J. WALTON, JR.
For Prosocuting Attorney,
J. W. HAMILTON.
Church for Mitcbell.
For six years Mitchell diHgroced wtr
'fair young state as her representative
in the Senate. For a tinio tho history
of his past life was kept covered, mid
aside from tho corrupt pratliro mid
methods by wh'ch le secuted the jKsi-
tion, his reputation was not particularly
odious. But a change came. The
scroll on which was recorded the crimes
' and tnisdoeds'o'f his early life was uu
' rolled, and his political future was ap
parently blasted. Men thought that
after a so disgraceful exposure he would
court forge Julnew by retiring to pri
vate life. But tlr'y reckoned without
'their host. His friends and partisans
who had shared tho Rpoils secured his
endorsement by tho Republican party.
At the polls afer that indorsement
that party suffered a merited disastrous
defeat Tho letter element protested
against his rule, and again it was sup
posed that his retirement front political
lifo would ensue. Tho same ring how
ever that then indorsed him, grown op
ulent and delimit after a long sojourn
at tho public crib, now writs to return
him to the Senate, Among the instru
ment by which the corrupt and vicious
politicians hope to cllivt that measure
is J. C. Church. Before his noniina
.tion for State Senator, he was carefully
.sounded and Mas found p'iant and wil
ling to assist in the scheme. But lie
has learned that the t rue Republican ele
ment of this county is bitterly opposed
to tho bigamist and will strike wiih all
the power of their ballots anyono that
would represent him. On the canvass
ho essays to straddle the question. But
invariably ho reaches the same conclu
sion, that is, if Mitcho'l is tho favorito
and caucus nominee ho wi'l vote for
him. He well knows that Mitchell
has complete coiii.-o1 of ihe pa' ty ma
chinery, and hopes by this pcity suV
terfugo to evade the responsibility that
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the indenciH.cut llepu 'icaiis would
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lorceuponhiin. ii you wish to indorse the
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mines ot a liignuiist anil u-vie'ter, if
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you desire to return to the United
Stutes Senate ono, whoso prixate audi' c. n v to ii v t
.... ''or Se.ia.e bill ISo. 72, for the relief of
po'itical ca'tMT is sinirc.ied and beiou'cd i .. .
r . , , I v.ie seciin ics of S. E. May fonuei Sec-
widi inu'iiiy and corruption, then vote' . . , , , , ,
. , 1 ' rotary ot b.ate who had sotiftmlered
for J, C, Chi ih. Jus vote wou'd, nr,
, , larf,e hums of pi; Vic funds while Mr.
the event of nw election, lie cast for wi i , . ,
liu-uker, w.io t.iouu'ht Mr. May
aIl!lielL L
It will l)e rememVred tl ut the Con
stitution of (lie S a.e (AliT. 1.1, Skc, 1)
provides t!mt the Judys of the Su
preme Court, kliull e.'.ih nveive an an-
uual s;i1ary of two thousand dollars and
.1 . . .1 ..in.
umt vney sua-, receive no iera or rr-
qu-sivs wlmiev,T Tor the K-rfor...a.ue i!mt Mf j w mvy
of any duties conneeivd wi.U their re- folmU;u, wnilllV u, pay ?.W0forbuild
spective otlic Now the Republican j jj .. , WillUn,..40)
JegmV.ureof 1872 pasml a law y at this phwe on his ground. The truJi
which Judges of the Supreme Court Lf thp nuiU,r u 08 ,,.,. .
were allowed, in addition to the con- y,.arH 4vr. j. v. Sku;s iKuightthe
stitutiouol salary of two thousand dol.jf,rry tiy laying tlien-for $4,300.
jars, an tnuuionai sum sumcieni to j Ti,0 gn.aUr wrt pf t:,i8 B110Ullt M for
pay tln-ir traveling expenses. This j U.e ferry right and business conn.vt.H!
was clearly hi violation of the cousii, u. thei-ewith. When the bridge was built
tion and in 1S7K bill was iiitr.JthU p.v;eiiy Uvaiue almost vlmU-,
duwsl to repeal thw law and when this!aiMl th W tmrt c.f tlm l.m.l
lull im ou . it M-conil , reading Mr.
Ueorge voted to Jnd"tmily MwtKuie
the Lill thet in u kiUirwhile Mr.
Whitaker voUhI agn'.t killing it, thus
making another of the many proofs
tnat he Iian the interests of the people
at heart
Till people will elect an Aw.ior that
does not pi Ace a cab valuation on the
ortiee, and would not in case of ill
health sell out to the high'-st liddr.
Th eounJy is very clow, and tU
presence of every Ditnocrat is required '
ftt the polls.
Vote for Dr. rattcraon.
tell
A Campaign Falsehood.
The republican has lost all decency
and truth in its vain attempt to help
the cause of its master, Mitchell, by tra
ducing Hendricks. In the last iisue
it distorts the facts, and publishes a
batch of falsa statements concerning
the administration of Hendricks as
county school superintendent The
loans were made during the railroad
exoitemont wlicn real estate was boom
ing. In the case of the Fitch -loan
which tho Republican says was made
upon property worth only $1,000, J.
IL Clung a good Republican, can testi
fy to his sorrow, that 'lie paid 92,400
for the adjoining property which is not
so valuable as tlie-Fitch property. The
lots would have easily sold at that time
for $2.500. ' That the loan of $000 was
mode upon land already covered with
a nio igage was not Hendricks' fault.
I lib doty was only to appraise the
property at a-fair cash valuation; and
tho treasurer .was responsible for loan
ing the .money and taking a second
mortsmro. Ono of tho other loans it
mentions, that to Mr. Amis, is fully se.
cured. The Osburn loan was mado up
on property part of which was already
mortgaged. No possible blanio. can
attach to Mr. Hendricks for tho care
lessness of tho Treasurer. The loan to
Cox was amply secured at the time but
a depreciation of values, and unpaid
interest for a number of years now make
it doubtful. The as.se; tion that Mr.
llendr',ks mado these loans to polit
ical friends is a bare faced falsehood,
and shows that tho author is willing
to lie and gp.i'jlo facts in hope of gain
ing an advantngo. Tho School Super
intendent has nothing to do with mak
ing loans. All applications must be
made to the Tre: surer, and all loans
aro made by him. The a!clo through
out is a misrepresentation of fict8, and
the falsity of muny of tho statements
mado is apparent to any man of infor
mation. Hendricks will not be injured
by such transparent falsehoods.
The llfpubllcan't twadddle aliout
Orover, Chad wick it Co., is tho veriest
bosh. Mr. Hendiicks says pub'ic'y on
the canvass that he would not, if elected,
vote for ono of them under any circuni
stance. Church however is pledged to
Mitchell, mid cannot deny his master.
The attention of the people cannot be
d'-awn from the candidacy of Mitchell
by the cry of Ci rover. Church will, if
elected vote for Mitchell, and ho docs
not deny the charge upon the canvass.
If yon vimt . iti, J.'rwfi ''if C
Co. to fii the k )"( I'Jji e i f .' e
coHhtj it ' for their titan Jridny,
J. Jl.nMy'
At the last session of the legislature
a joint resolution II. J. R. No. 12
was introduced iirovidinij for an win-nd-nient
to the constitution so as to let
the public luting to the lowest bid
der. This was iai,voduced in the inter
est of reform by rutting down pub'ic
expenses. Mi. C!eo'0e, Republican
candid. ne for Con . ;es' , voted rMMiist
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k; whi'e Mr. w.iuutkev vo.e, fori
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and the people will not forget him i
tumuli, will imr. fnri.'ol. mm in
T i .1 i i- .i .
June for thus lx,king after their ntk-r-
es
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?'. Mr. fienrfo. reniiblicnii vnU'il
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secui i.ies should do so for liim, votil
against the bill (See Senate Jour-
mil U'7(l n.wi: :'').) The people will
rememeinber this when they come to
cast tlieii ba"oi.s for Mr. Wliiter.ker.
Tlg j,. W()U,(, ;u
Wi. taken f, the annnvxel, ta th-
bridge '.Mr. Skaj;,', like any other
man would have done, demanded com
pensation for the damage inllictol upon
him, and secured but faOO, when the
projierty la I cost him several thous
ands. The Jotrrnal must be malignant,
indeed when it misrepresent aa unfort-
unit cripple, and without cause m k. '
to injure him.
Oh nol the lpublicaua are not
working for MitohelL His isMiatoriol
'l" nw 'aU'jr ugmented by
the addition of two from MulUiomah
county, Simon and WsUr,lh Mitch- yon
strikers..
Ii II Ilinoraklj !
It is one of the unwritten laws of
journalistic courtesy binding on every
honorable man, that a candidate should
refrain from commenting on his oppo
nent through the columns of a journal
owned or edited by himself. No man
with a just appreciation of honor would
condemn his opponent, or cover himself
with disgusting and fulsome praise
through the columns of his own paper.
Yet this has leen the course pursued
by the Republican candidate for County
Judge, For several months past he
has edited the ,7ownal and no single
attack has been made upon his opjio
nent but that it bore his earmarks.
From his place of concealment he fires
the darts of slander and seeks to injure
a worthy and competent gentleman.
Morally there is no point of difference
between the assassin that .Strikes his
victim unaware and from cover, and the
traducer that would "besmirch that price
less jewel, reputatioa If Mr. Knox
desires to pursue his present course, he
should hoist Lis name as editor, so that
all may be aware of the source f.-om
which the articles designed to affect
the Judgeship cmenates.
A wie fur Church, it a vote to re
turn Slippk-Milchell to the U. S.
Senate.
As this will be the last issue to reach
many of our Democratic readers previ
ous to the election, we would impress
upon their minds the necessity of vot
ing and working for the entire ticket
Be sure and attend the polls, and if you
have a neighbor who is negligent about
affairs of this kinc!, prevail upon him
to cast his ballot for the protection of
the ri'dit Tho Democrats should bo
up and doing. From present indica
tions the Republicans will within one
week nominate Cen. Grant for the
Presidency, and to prevent tho tonsu-
mation of this would be national cc-
lamity work is required. As our state
and county goes on the 7th day of
June, so will s!io cast her electoral votes
after November.
An atlidavit of Roswell H. Lamson,
c'erk of J udge Deudy's Court, will ap
pear in to-day's .ihnnl J'ji'jii.r, pub
lished at the Da'les, showing that Col.
Teal believing that the considerations
for tho Walker-Hewitt mortgage had
abated by the extension of the note
without his consent brought suit in
Jw'co Deady's court to cancel the
montage. As Hewitt was a citizen of
Oregon, Judge I lead y threw tho case
out of court Had Teal possessed any
"undueinlluence" over Judges Kelly and
Trim, would he have commenced the
suit in a court from which they had no
appellate jurisdiction
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M. C. Gicoikik dwells at great length
upon the necessity of retrenchment and
reform in tho expenditure of public
money. How well ho has practiced his
profession of this may bo seen by refer
ring to prge 141, Senate Journal 1878;
when we tint! him voting to create the
oilicu of short hand irpirter for
the courts of this stave which would
have been of no earthly use to any one
but vho attorney and clieut who may go
into tho court. Thus he attempted to
inoM'nse the burdens of tuxa-ion but
was foiled in the attempt by the vote
of the kvUix'y fanners and mechanics in
the legislature among whom was Mr.
Whiieakcr.
J. J. Walton should receive the en
tire support of the Democracy of Lane
county and of all citizens who are in
terehUsi in securing able men to (ill the
bench and adjudicate upon life and
projierty. Mr. Walton has freely con
tri'm.cd his time and money to the
etvtion and supjiort of our Suite Uni
versity, and no little credit is dun him
for his work in its behalf. During
his term as County Judge the taxes
were the lowest sir.ee the organization
of our county, notwithstanding three
expensive bridges went built He de
serves the cordial sujijiort of tlto voters
of Lane couin y.
A PViis judiciary is the bulwark of
our li'oerJeji. The men who are fight-
l" rr""' Kt,,1-V ft,ul V,xxnwii are Jis-
appointed suitors. They would elivt
a court tlutt would le suWrvient to
their w isheiv For exp-rii'iice, kuowl
eilge and ahi'ity, the iViuocratio candi
dates are for superior to Uie boys nom
inated by the Ri'publii-anik
Tilt Ri-oublicans in their ilirrrm-
;on vU, of
ticket for Chunk Xo Democrat
should allow himself to I duped in
this manner. When you support Church
yon indirectly give aid to the Mitchell
oausei Vote your ticket str?ght or if
have to scratch do it without trad-; be
clii
s 11 OPES LETTEI.
Edoens Crrr, May 27, 1880.
7?eo. TF. Odell;
Dkak Sib: Id the daily wane of voir pa
per of the 24th and 2.th I find article!
taken from a certain blackmail ahcet in
Fert Ian J,' edited by aa opium fioud and ran
io the iuterest of a gentleman)?) whose cle'ef
aim ia to keep oat of the penitentiary. That
thoa parties should have aspersed me ia not
to be wondered at; but tbat a t'b.-isl'an gen
tleman like yourself should have republished
the vile tnuh, ia a matter of special wuoder.
I left home before I was nominated for
State P.-iuter and you were already nomi
nated. My last orders to the gentleman
who controls my paper iu my ajbneuce, we.e
on no account to allow any personal attack
upon you to appear in itscoluinus. Yon had
less delicacy. I had ample field to go upon
had I seen fit to degrade myself to what I
now fiud to be yoor true leveL
I could have said that yoo were a polili-
ciin who had stolen the robe of Gabriel in
w'.i'ch to do luckeyism to slephistopheles;
that you haJ exacted so large a perccuta;;e
on su.-vey'nj contracts, du.-iug yoor term as
Surveyor General, as to leave no pmf't for
the pract'cul men who performed the work;
that you caused the KUmatb Whjhi Road
to be made eleven mi'es longer thau it
should have been, so the company cou'd get
more land; and that yon procured the .e
moval of an honest man Hon. Uinjur Her
man from the IUweburg laud otfice, becuuse
he would not become an accomplice in your
pious schemes of petty thievery.
But I did not deem that necessary, to beat
a man who had forsaken the service of God
for the se:vice of Mammon and then could
not tcve M' union with decency. I was
content to bold my peace and avoid what
has been hitherto knows as "the Oiegoq
style" of tiding tilings. Your former neigh
bors here, openly say worse things ubont you
than you have published about uie. '
I nni more lenient than you are. 1 am
charitutile enough to belie re you irj an in
advertent error of the Almighty; and bail
you been boru of the opposite sex, yon
wou'd have been that for which your grovel-
iiig instincts best nuab'y you a public pros
titute. And with this charitable mantle
throwu over your muuy sins, reverend
brother iu Christ, I bid you farewell till
after the ballots are counted.
Tims. B. Merry.
Jfy utcunt HiyuinUt JUitchcU re
turned to (he iknate vote for John
Church.
Yes, Mr. republican, a vote for
Church is a vote for Mitchell. Church
after evading tho question on the can
vass at last admitted that under certain
circumstances he would vote for
Mitchell. In striking contrast are
the utterances of Mr. Hendricks on
tho Grover charge. Hendricks as
serts boldly, and without any "its" or
evasions, that he will not, if elected,
vote for C rover under any circumstance.
Hut Church ia pledged to Mitchell unci
is not a free man. His disguise is so
ihin that every time he seeks to explain
he loses votes.
A votk for Church is a vote for
Mitchell. Church says he will vote for
Mitchell if Mitchell is the favorite of
the jiarty. Hendricks is open and
manly and declares that under no jos
siMe circumstance will he vole for dro
ver, Mitchell or other men of that
c'ilss. You, who have known Mr.
I.'em'rick during tho many years he
has lesided in this county, will not
doubt the sincerity of his' statement.
The law provides that tho School
Superintendent shall appraise land of
fered as security when application is
made for a loan of school money. The
land is appraised at a fair cash valua
lion and here the responsibility of the
School SuiH-rintendent ceases. If the
title is bud, or if there is already
mortgage upon the property it is the
duly of the Treasurer to refuse the
loan.
Of tiik Democratic candidates for
the Roprexentaiives, J. M. Thompson
and E. P. Wil'iams aro doing good
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iw on ui canvass. o. l. Wallace
and C Rickard are working in their re
spective loca'iiies. The success of our
entire legislative ticket is assured.
Tom Mki bv was never an editor of
the Tori'mid Uulld'm. He filled J. M.
Raltimore's place as local reporter for
ten days in 1870, during that jr-utle-
nian's illness. O'.Meara always wrote
his own editorials. -
Johx Whiteaker is a farmer and a
friend of the farmer and ln'joring man.
He appreciates our necessities and has
the iutiuence to secure them. Lane
coumy should give her favorite son a
1'ooiuing vote.
J. M." Shelley is a dapper little man
letter fitted for selling pins and calico
tlian the responhible rosiJon of Sheriff
He lacks the backbone and stamina
necessary to make an efficient officer.
Evert Democrat should cast Lia vn
for Goodmn for SheriC- His qualifi- I
cations are excellent, and he wiU notl
controlled by any particular firm or'
juew
Frim Fall Crick.
Fall Creek, May 26, 1880.
En. Guard The good Republicans
of Fall Creek here know J. M. Shelley's
connection with the swindling of those
sureties in Willamette Forks, and they
are going to scratch him. He will
lose at least 10 votes in Fall Creek
which, will be gained by Goodman.
Goodman will not lose a Democratic
vote in Lost Valley, but will get sev
eral Republicans. Shelley is too well
known up here.
The people in this precinct want
John Parks to exp'ain why or how it
is about him receiviag $75 for the ap
pointment of Smith, two years ago.
J. M. Thompson will run away
ahead of his ticket up in this part of
the county, and everywhere he is
known.
A Republican.
Mr. Cnur.CH felt called upon at Wil
lamette Forks to make a personal expla
nation last Saturday. Ho ranted and
stormed calling those who accused him
of being a Mitchell man bod names,
and finally subsided after promising to
vote for Mitchell when he was nomina
ted by the caucus.
Mr. Ware has held the office of
County Clerk for 10 years. A change
would be acceptable to many. Mr.
Croner is entirely competent and should
be elected.
Prim, Kelly and Lurnett, are cer
tain to be elected The people of Ore
gon, while in search for a Supreme
Court need experience rather than in
nocence. Shelley whuld make a splendid col
lector for Smith, Brassiield k Co., and
be enabled from the sheriff's office to
readily pounce on tho unfortunate
debtors.
Vote for John Whiteaker for Con
gress.
New Departure ! !
A.I)
T ritfi.N IZE THE M Kit WHO HELP
spend their profit ut Lome. Take notice that
m. uwi.ru hui m.,1 wnose interests are
A, V.
Will sell g-od for CASH at greatly reduced
Rest I lints IS md 18 yards $1 00
Best Brown ami Bleached Mnalins, 7, 8, 9, and
IU cts.
Clarks and Brooks iool ttHton 75 cts per hot.
Plain nnd Milled Flrunels, 25, 3T: 45 ami 50
C'til.
Water Proof, cents.
Fine AV'hite Shirts, 75 cts and SI
iAPn,?11 other Coeds at Proportionate Rates.
Alue the Celebrated .
WHITK SK ,rINa T A HT-TTTv'TT! f
-?.,,;,better rtremfth, size and durability).
- ..ui.ui.w.iiien.wiiui.nvestmMl ;.y t8 . loiur, I will continue f seU on sane
he ta?utr- ZUi n"1 " T iiuVhe? "hh t"'"j!i CASH purehaJs, I will 5
tliem, as to all ethers, the full credit ot i.iy r iliicti.m. A. V. PETERS
S. H. FRIBKDIX
-B-l -HAS. 1k TJii:ilX i F3tt TlIiS SPjjlXvl AN 0 bl'.MMKli TRADE
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO EUGENE.
OL'R STOCK OF
CLOTHING
Has been laire!y increwd and ws can show
handsome a line of rcinly minis xls in
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
As can be found iu the wintry, anil at priees1
bimi. i-ituuui iau satiniy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well mirf! with asWcndiil awnrtnwn f .n1
it-auinif siyit ana lasmoiwhle lialrs of goods.
tiirKKSS t LOTUS, MOHAiRj
and
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS
lliid, PUin and Opera Flannels of all cidora.
Bleached Si Unbleached Cotton Flan
nol.
Ladies' And GenV Undfrweftr.
I'll t-TrV . .... '
ciiivwii ana ttUAKt. I
HAS 0 HAND AND
HACKS
WM
AND SPRING
ts.
I Prepared to Make to
' "r"?uai toany
(CSIl PrCmiSE Kf PatrPnc Circt
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"IttS AttE THE LOWEST I2V THE fcTATE
FAOTOrtr NEAR THE EUGENE
1 leritcd CompIlfttiL
The Inland Empire pays one of our
candidates for the Supreme Bench th
fol'owing compliment: "John Burnett
during tho four years he was on th
bench, burned the midnight ile' M
the late Judge Redman would have
said, into later hours than any man in
the court, if MoArthur is worthy of
being considered an authority; anj
Burner's decisions contains as muc
sound law as those of any justice that
has ever sat upon the Oi-ejon Bench.
He is now again bofore the people, the
same thoughtful and studious man,
never too old to learn, aud will sweep
he Wi'lRiuetta counties as the old
Dii-ch ad.jieJ swept the icy nor1 hern
seas wih his broom at the masthead.
The sturdy old ff.rmers at the Lucki
muie, he Lon Tom and the Calapooia
will roll up Biuh a majority -.hat ihe
Lo"D s. s.y "I will take up my bed
and walk yea veri'y on my starboard
auricula:'."
T Wt T
'FiriheCil."
With reference io Hon. L. F. Lane
hav.'jg made a speech ait Eoveburg in
.uppori of the supreme 'xm one of
SoL Abraham's orgi..w announies a
beau'-'vl iheo;y. It proceeds o argue
haiesMi1. Li.ne was an a 'oney for
A ji.,ham in '-he Canyon road case he
bhoi'ld denounce Sie cou.t for having
decided the :p e.inst his olieiu This
may be the style in Georgia as a Geor
gia "Colonel" is the on'y ''lawyer" in
this state vhat docs ib, but Oregon
ai orneys do not strike up a cry of
"briy, coivup Ion And thievery"
against a judge ev-ry 'Jy.e he decides
f air-si ,houi. Oregon at omeys seldom
lose uv. r;en .v ses ou; of a dcze,, how
ever. Ja I'ioiivi'le Ti.e
We have it from a reliable source
that money is being sent here from
Portland to assist the Republicans in
carrying the county.
CSWSSJQXTa
T
TO IiUILD YOUR BRIDGES, ROA DS ANll
your in
nteresta ! Are peiniuueutlv located mi
PETERS,
prices, as low v any other CASH STORE.
Fine Cheviot Shirts. 50, 75 cts and 61.
New Assortment Dre.-a Cod (N Tratdi) 15:
20 and 25 cts.
Mens' Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, 50 cts.
Mens' Overshirts, 73 cts. and $1.
Mens' Overalls, 50, 05, 75 cts and $1.
Embroideries and Edwins at Fabulous Lew
1 rices.
At greatly reduiwl mtes.
; WOOL BLANETS
I ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Treveliug Satchels
j 11ATS tad CAPS in the leading Styles.
I OIL CLOTHS for floor and table ue.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AV world eall siecial attentioo to our stock
Mens' and Hoys' Sn Franrisco Koom.
Which we have sold for a number of years with
great satisfaction. Every pair warranted.
I A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PLOWS AND FARM IX
CHOirE TEAS
UTEXSILS.
CANNED GOODS
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES ?
aHtonishingly low mtes.
LIVERPOOL A CARMEN ISLAND SALl'
Highest price for all kinds of produce and
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