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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1872)
glq» S'imcs. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1872 Agents for the “Times.” Geo. P. R owell A Co., T ho ». B otce , - L. S amvel , - L. P. F isher , - D am . G reen , New York San Francisco Portland San Francisco Josephino Co. F irst T eams .—Two prairie schooners, laden with goods for Sachs Bros., arrived last Tuesday, via. Red Bluff. M. E. C hurch .—Rev. B. R. Johnson will hold divine service at the M. E. Church to-morrow, (Sunday) at the usu al hour. R eligious .—Rev. Father Blanchett will hold divine services at the Catholic Churob, to-morrow (Sunday) at tho usu al hour. V egetables .—Lettuce, radishes, on ions and other early vegetables have made their appearance, and are abund ant and cheap. P aradise L ost .—“Dore’s Panorama of Milton’s Paradise Lost,0 will bo on exhibition at Horne’s Hall, Saturday evening, May 11th. To D elinquents .—Delinquent taxes for the year 1871 must be paid immedi ately, to save costs. H enry K i . ippel , Sheriff. T hanks .—We are under obligations to ^lon. James K. Kelly, U. S. Senator, and Hon. J. H. Slater, M. C., -'•F for valua ble Congressional favors. I I B oard of T rustees .—The Board held[ P remiums .—The Treasurer of the Jaok- an adjourned meeting last Tuesday eve- son County Agricultural Society, Henry ning, April 30th. Present: President • Pape, informs us that there are some Fisher, Linn and Holms ; absent: Bil premiums in his hands which were award ed at the late County Fair, ami aro un ger and Wilson. The minutes of the last two meetings called for. Persons entitled to the same, will please call on Mr. Pape. were read and approved. H. Pape’s fee bill of $24.50 was ordered C emetery R oad .—A substantial rail paid. ing has been put up on the cemetery A full report of all the present vacant road, and the road improved greatly, and unoccupied land belonging to thei rendering it much safer than it has hith town, and of lots occupied and claimed, erto been. and assessed for expenses, and assess ments unpaid, an<l no application made How S he S tands .—The Democratic for title deeds, etc., was presented to the County Convention stands 31 Bedrocks Board by the Recorder. The report was to 16 Pintos, with Goose Lake to hear accepted, and on motion of Mr. Helms, from and Sterling unrepresented. the Town Attorney was directed to en F ourth of J uly .—It is about time force the collection of unpaid assessments. that some action be taken relative to the On motion of Mr. Linn, its was order ed that all the lots and vacant lands of proper celebration of the Fourth in town. the town be advertised for sale, and the C ounty C ourt .—The May term of the Recorder to pre}iare a list with a descrip County Commissioners’ Court will com tion of the same, to be pasted up in town, mence next Monday, 6th inst. offering all these lands for sale, applica W m . B ryce announces himself in this tion for purchase to be filed with the Re issue as an independent candidate for Dis corder, etc. trict Attorney. Mr. Kahler, Town Attorney, being present, stated to the Board that upon ANNOUNCEMENTS examination in regard to licensing bil liard tables, he was of the opinion that For District Attorney. I hereby annoQnce myself as an independent tho Board had the authority to fix the ¡candidate for the office of District Attorney of tho rates of license, and, consequently, could First Judicial District. WILLIAM BRYCE. reduce the present rates, if they saw fit. For County Judge. The matter was referred to the next I hereby announco myself a candidate for Coun- meeting ofthe Board for further consid 1 ty Judge, subject to tho decision of the Democratic County Convention. W. J. 1’LYMALE. eration. I am candidate for the office of County Judge, Liquor licenses were granted to John subject to the decision of the Democratic County Walters and John Noland. Convention. A. M. BERRY. A petition to purchase vacant town For Sheriff. lots, was received from Peter Britt, Re- ■ We nre authorized to announce Mr. JOHN S. I ferred to a committee, consisting of MILLER as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, , subject to the decision of tho Democratic County ■ Messrs. Linn, Helms, Wilson, Convention. i The meeting then adjourned. M ay P icnic .—The little people had a The undersigned hereby announces himself ns a gay time on May 1st, in Bybee’s Grove. candidate for the office of Sheriff of Jackson coun P ersonal . — Sol. Sachs returned from The day was magnificent, and the young ty, subject to the decision of the next Democratic San Francisco last week, where he pur- County Convention. , WM. BYBEE. sters enjoyed themselves hugely. i chased a large stock of Spring and Sum For County Clerk. N omination .—The Jlullctin of April mer goods for this market. We are authorized to announce Mr. SILAS J. 30th states that on the 26th ult. the Pres B. F. Dowell left for the Goose Lakci DAY as a candidate for tho office of Connty Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic County ident sent the nomination of E. B. Wat : country last Saturday. Convention. son, as Register of the new Land Office Lieut. Boutelle, of Fort Klamath, re For Superintendent of Schools. at I.inkville, to the Senate. turned from a visit to the East. We are authorized to announce N. D. SHORT Win. A. Johnson, Esq., of Josephine as a candidate for the office of Superintendent of M illinery G oods .—The Misses Kent Schools, subject to the decision ef the Democratic county, has been sojourningin t«wn. County Convention. received a large and beautiful stock of Joo Wetterer and family returned to millnery goods, of the latest stylos and BORN. fashions, by way of Red Bluff, this week. town last week, after a brief sojourn at I Albany. Call and see them, ladies. To the wife of J. H. Skidmore, April 27, 1872, John Bilger, of Jacksonville, and Wm. a girl. P rimaries . — The Rads of Jackson Bilger, of Willow Springs, started for the To tho wife of Dr. Wm. Jackson, April 30, a will hold their primaries throughout the Bay to buy goods for their respective girl. To tho wife of Max Muller, May 3, 1S72, a girl. county to-day, to elect delegates to the stores. Radical County Convention, which meets Col. E. Otis, commandant of the Dis SPECIAL NOTICES trict of the Lakes, and Dr. McHenry As next Saturday, 11th inst. sistant Surgeon, I’. S. A., were in town Still Another Remarkable Cure A F ailure .—The May-day ball, an this week. The Col. and party left for nounced to come off at Horne’s Hall last S an F rancisco , N ov . 10th, 1871. i Fort Klamath on Tuesday. Wednesday evening, was a fizzle. Cause D r . A. M. L oryea A Co. : For two years I Our old-friend, J. T. Ilaimey, returned was afflicted with Rheumatism, and tried all the —there being so many balls elsewhere to Oregon, after a visit of some months - known remedies, but experienced nothing more that night, thero was not enough ball- duration to Missouri. Mr. Ilaimey in than a temporary relief, the disease always return goera to go around. ing. Some months since I concluded to take your forms us that Jackson is the best county ;Uuk ecd Remedy, and the result was a Spee- S pring G oods .—Sachs Bros, an he lias seen since his absence. He is ful , dy and Permanent Cure, the Rheumatism being entirely eradicated from the system. The “Unk” nounce, through their new advertise ly satisfied with Oregon now. I is also a Tonic of tho very highest order. It in- Our jolly old friend, James J. Comstock, cieases the appetite, and invigorates the body. I ment in another column, the arrival of their stock of spring and summer goods. of Eugene, has been slashing around cheerfully bear testimony to its good effect upon me, and feel sure that it will do all you claim for it. This warm and spring-like weather re i town tho past few days. Yours very truly, J. W. TRIPP, (Of McGraw A Tripp, Atty’s at Law,) Attorney-General Williams arrived in quires a change from winter to summer 14t4 408 California street. “duds,” and at Sachs’ is where you’ll town last night. J find ’em. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, No H umbug .—We do not wish to in- P opular .—Judging from the vote giv i form you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or en the Bedrock ticket at the Jacksonville any other man, lias discovered a remedy I primary, the“Fay clique” must be a popu that cures all diseases of mind, body or lar institution, or the people don’t believe estate, and is designed to make our sub Office, No. 61 Front Street, . • :ts existence. The four gentlomen, who lunary sphere a blissful Paradise, to PORTLAND, OREGON. are said to be most intimately connected which Heaven itself shall bo but a side- ■ REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST with this mythical clique, stand at the show, but we do wish to inform you that j Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy has cured PORTLAND, in the most desirable localities, con head of the pole. sisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, ' thousands of cases of Catarrh in its worst I HOUSES and STORES ; also. L adies ’ F air .—The ladies of Ashland forms and stages, and the proprietor will propose giving a Fair and Musical Festi pay $500 for a case of this loathsome dis I IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of th» val at that place on Tuesday, May 28th, ease ho cannot cure. Sold by druggists. STATE for SALE. 1872, the proceeds thereof to be devoted A N ew H ealth M onthly .—“The to the erection of a church. Preparations REAL ESTATE and other Property pur i are already being made, and no pains Science of Health,” just commenced by chased for Correspondents, in this CITY and throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES, will be spared to make it a great success. S. R. Wells, 398 Broadway, New York, with great care and en the most ADVANTA We hope our people will liberally pat will advocate the Hygienic method of GEOUS TERMS. treating disease; its remedial agents be ronize the Fair. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS ing air, light, temperature, diet, bathing, NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DES M elancholy A ccident .—Last Sun exercise and rest, electricity, magnetism, CRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And day afternoon, a Mr. Johnson, of Wil etc. It will, no doubt, become popular a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI NESS transacted. liamsburg, Josephine county, fell from as a health teacher, in the broadest and his wagon while on his return home from best acceptation of the term. May suc AGENTS of thia OFFICE in all the CIT IES and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive this place, receiving fatal injuries. He cess attend the new enterprise. description« of FARM PROPERTY and forward was standing in the back of his wagon, the same to the above address. feb4-tf. P ublic S peaking .—Governor Grover February 4th, 1871 when the horses gave a sudden start, throwing him out, fracturing the base of will address the citizens of Jackson, on New, This Week» the skull and inflicting other injuries, the political issues of the day, as follows: which produced death on the Tuesday At Ashland, May 17th ; at Jacksonville, DR. CHAS. WILSON, following. May 18th. Hon. Geo. R. Helm will speak at Rock E ye and E ar .— In another column Point, May 24 ; Ashland, May 27 ; Ker Comulting and Operating Surgeon for all will be found the advertisement of Dr. by ville, May 29; Waldo, May 30 ; Jack Chas. Wilson, oculist and aurist, and op sonville, June 1st. DISEASES OF TIIE EYE AND EAR. Real Estate Dealer OCULIST and AURIST. erating surgeon for all diseased of the eye D emocratic C ounty C onvention . — and ear. The Doctor comes among us The Democracy of Jackson will meet, by with the best recommendations, our ex changes from Northern Oregon, where he delegates, in County Convention, at the he has been spending the past fewJiCourt House, in Jacksonville, next months, containing flattering accounts of Thursday, May 9th, at 1 o’clock, P. M., cures performed by him. Those needing for the purpose of nominating a Legisla his professional services should call soon, tive and County Ticket, and also a Cen as he will return to Ban Francisco in a tral Committee for the ensuing two years few weeks. See advertisement. F atal A ccident .— On April 26th, Wm. Chitwood, of Table Rock, was ac cidentally shot and fatally wounded by a revolver in the hands of Bruce Chita- mon. Mr. Chitamon was engaged in un breeching the weapon, when it was dis charged, the baB entering the abdomen of young Chitwood, and producing a wound of which he died forty-eight hours afterwards. Dr. Aiken was summoned, but the wounded man was beyond help. Young Chitwood was bat nineteen years of age, and formerly resided in the Ump- M eeting T o -D ay .—The Jackson Coun ty Agricultural Society will hold their annual meeting at the Court House, in this place, at 1 o’clock, p. M., to-day, for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may be necessary. C rowded O ut . —The proceedings of various precinct meetings and correspon dence from Slate Creek, and letter from the “Butte Creek Sage,” beside much ad ditional matter, are crowded out of this is sue. ———•-------------------- 4 T he Ashland Woolen Mills are for sale. O peration for C ataract .—Yestorday Dr. Wil son, assisted by Dr. J. W. Van Den Bergh, per formed an operation for cataract, on Mr. Goble, a citizen of St. Helens, who had not soen for several years out of that eye, previous to tho operation. We are informed that the operation was successful in restoring the sight ofthe diseased eye, and there is good reason te believe that the oure is perfect and his sight be permanently benetitted.— Salem Stateniian. S urgical O peration on tub E yr .—Yesterday we witnessed an entropian operation by Dr. Chas. Wilson, on the eye of Mrs. J. B. Wright, who has been afflioted from childhood, and became nearly blind. Mrs. W. was obliged to keep the eyelashes pulled out; and the surgical operation was forthe purpose of restoring the eyelid to its proper posi tion. A portion of the eyelid, and muscle, about three-fourths of an inch long, and half an inch wide, was removed, and the edges of the wound sewed together. Dr. Wilson performed a similar operation on the other eye last Saturday which gave such satisfactory relief she determined to have both eyes operated npon. Dr. Wilson has cured many similar cases, and is confident that his pa tient will be restored to good sight.— Roteburg En- eign. ’ asar» Those desiring treatment for chronic dis eases should eall as soon as possible, as the Doctor will remain in Jacksonville only a few weeks, be fore returning to San Francisco. Call at Horne's Hotel. 18t4 SHERIFF’S SALE. | Y virtue of a tax-warrant placed in my hands for the purpose of collecting the delinquent taxes due Jackson county, State of Oregon, for the year 1871, and to me directed, I will, on B Saturday, the Sth day of June, 1872, at the Court Hou»» door in the town of Jackson ville, in said county, proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, in U. S. gold coin, tho following described tracts or parcels of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay tho taxes due thereon, together with the cost». Sale to com mence at 10 o’clock, a . 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Total No of Acres. 645.76 644.58 643.64 640.00 640.00 160.00 610.00 640.00 643.22 640.00 640.00 610.00 640.00 640.00 480.00 640.00 640.00—10,257.22 160.00 40.00 80.51 160.17— 440.68 640.36 638.70 640.60 640.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 640.00— 5,119.06 320.80 638.96 640.00 639.58 320.00 640.00 639.54 320.00— 4,158.88 640.00 320.00 640.00 640.00 320.00 640.00— 3,200.00 640.00 641.46 320.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 320.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 320.00 640.00— 6,721.56 C42.12 641.92 640.00— 1,921.04 640.00 640.00 640.00 610.00— 2,560.00 320.36 610,28 320.20 649.04 640.00 640,00 313,95 274.13 640.00 618.75 135.20 481.68 19.41 321.12 119.60— 6,103.72 639,94 640.00 640.00 640,00 610.00—3, 199.91 612.40 640.00 640.00 640.00 640,00 640.00 625.86 640.00 640.00— 5,748.26 642.38 639.80 612.36 640.00 640.00 640,00 641.46 640.00 640.00 640.00 640,00 640.48 640.00 640 00— 8,966.43 648.00 647.46 481.20 640.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 640.00— 5,616.66 160.00 644.32 160.00 640.00 643.89 640.00 480.00 640.00 <• It 642.22 640.00 640,00—7,210.43 640.00 640.00 640.00 636.24 640.00 640.00— 3,836.24 320.00 640.00 It 640.73 640.00 640.00— 3,520.73 639.44 480.00 480.00— 1,599.44 475.47 320.00— 795.47 610.35 640.00 638.46 640,42 • 610.00 610.00 it tt 320.60 640.00— 6,079.23 641.46 646.74 641.26 632.48 640.00 640.00 640.00 640.00 tt 642.26 640.00 640.00—7, 684.20 640,20 644.80 644.16 641.88 640.00 It it ll 35 38 21 640.00— 8,200-SO 15 36 12 640.00 ll « It 11 1 38 22 639.64 17 ll It e} 11 38 22 320.00 19 ll 11 654.02 ll It 13 38 22 640.00 21 ll u 640.00 ll 4< ll 8} 15 38 22 320.00 23 ll 11 ll ll 17 38 22 640.00 25 ll 11 640.00 — 8,345.06 ll ll ll 19 38 22 639.84 1 13 639.23 ll ll 21 38 22 640.00 3 ll 11 633.64 ll ll ll it 23 38 22 640.00 638,46 7 44 ll ll 11 25 38 22 640.00 11 640.00 44 ll 44 ll 11 27 38 22 640.00 13 44 ll 44 29 38 22 640.00 15 ll 11 44 ll a 31 38 22 638.40 17 ll 11 44 ll ll 11 33 38 22 640.00 19 641.22 44 ll ll it 35 38 23 640.00— 8,317.88 21 640.00 44 •I ll 11 5 38 23 634.28 23 640.00 44 ll 44 7 38 23 638.40 25 ll 11 ll 44 “ne}&wA19 38 23 482.00— 1,754.68 27 ll 11 ll 44 44 1 39 18 639.84 29 ll 11 44 ll 11 13 39 18 640.00— 1,279.84 “n|ofnl 33 160.00 44 ll 11 1 39 19 639.20 nAofnJ 35 160.00— 8,632.55 ll 44 ll 44 3 39 19 634.92 8 Wjl 14 ll 44 5 39 19 634.08 3 ll 11 632.00 ll 44 7 39 19 633.36 5 ll 11 632.80 ll 44 9 39 19 640.00 7 ll 11 633.38 ll 44 11 39 19 640.00 9 ll 11 640.00 ll 44 ll 11 M 13 39 19 640.00 11 ll 44 44 13 ll 11 15 39 19 640.00 ll ll 44 11 44 15 17 39 19 640.00 ll 44 44 19 39 19 632.96 17 ll 11 ll 44 21 39 19 640.00 19 ll 11 640.12 ll 44 ll 11 23 39 19 640.00 21 640.00 ll 44 44 25 39 19 640.00 23 ll 11 ll 44 44 ll 11 27 39 19 640.00 25 ll 44 44 29 39 19 640.00 27 ll it 44 ll 11 44 ll 31 39 19 639.08 29 44 ll 33 39 19 640.00 nlofnj 31 ll 11 158.38 44 ll 35 39 19 640.00—1¡1,493.60 33 ll 11 640.00 44 ll 1 39 20 639.72 35 ll 11 640.00— 10,536.68 44 ll ll 3 39 20 639.40 wj 7 15 318.52 44 ll wl 17 ll 11 320.00 5 39 20 641.36 44 ll ll 11 7 39 20 636.12 19 640.58 44 <•1sejA-wJ 21 ll it 480.00 9 39 20 640.00 44 ll 44 11 39 20 640.00 se}&w} 27 “ “ 44 ll 13 39 20 640.00 29 ll 11 640.00 ll 44 80.00 “e|ofne}15 do 20 31 ll 11 44 ll ll 11 44 sei 15 do20 160.00 33 It se l&wJ 35 4 1 11 80.00 “slofsw}15 do 20 480.00— 4,639.10 44 ll 17 do 20 640.00 11 ll 23 640.00 44 ll 44 19 “ 20 638.58 15 ll it 44 ll 44 ll 11 21 “ 20 640.00 21 44 ll 44 11 ll 23 “ 20 640.00 23 44 ll 44 25 “ 20 640.00 25 ll 11 ll ejofe} 27 “ 20 ll 44 160.00 27 ll 11 ll ltsl<fc2 27 “ 20 ll 44 ll 11 31.70 29 ll ll fri 29 “ 20 370.50 31 ll 11 639.58 ll n e } 35 “ 20 ll 160.00— 8,717.38 33 ll 11 640.00 ll ll <4 ll n 636.58 1 do 21 35 u ll ll 11 642.66 3 do 21 318.71 — 6,718.29 8 i 37 44 ll 5 do 21 641.44 . 7 ll 24 643.16 44 ll 7 do 21 644.86 17 ll 11 640.00 ll •I 9 do 21 640.00 19 ll 11 642.52 44 ll 11 do 21 640.00— 3,845.54 21 ll 11 640.00 44 11 fracl 27 ll 11 3 do 22 638.66 618.00 44 ll ll 11 5 do 22 639.84 640.00 29 ll ll ll 11 7 do 22 637.72 640.38 31 ll ll 9 do 22 640.00 33 ll 11 640.00— 5,104.06 ll ll n} 17 do 22 320.00— 2,876.22 1 37 14 642.82 ll 11 “«i&nwf 3 486.78 Total number of acres,.......... 239,684.57 “ei&nwj 11 Ik 11 480.00 ll ll 11 Amount of taxes,................... $5,243.08 320.00— 1,929.60 e 1 13 ll se]&wi 1 ll Ebenezer Pinkham, donation land claim 15 477.84 ll No. 83, T. 38 8., of range 1 west, con ' 5 ll 641.76 <• taining 319.98 acres. Amount of taxes, 7 ll 11 642.86 ll $16.00. HENRY KLIPPEL, 9 ll 11 640.00 It 44 Sheriff of Jackson County. 11 ll 11 ll 44 Jacksonville, May 4th, 1872. 18t5 • 13 ll 11 ll <• 11 44 15 ll 44 17 ll 11 ll ll 11 n J 19 320.20 ll 21 ll 11 640.00 ll 23 ll 11 640.00 ll 25 ll 11 640.00 ll 27 ll it 640.00 ll n Ü 29 ll it 320.00 “el&nwj 33 ll 11 480.00 ll 35 ll it 640.00— 9,282.66 ll 7 ll 16 635.12 ll 9 ll 11 640.00 ll 11 ll 11 640.00 ll 13 ll 11 640.00 ll 15 ll 11 640.00 ll 17 ll 11 640.00 ll 19 ll 11 638.30 ll 21 ll 11 640.00 ll 23 ll 11 640.00 ll 25 ll 11 640.00 a ll 27 ll 11 640.00 ll ll 11 29 640.00 ll 31 ll 11 641.38 ll 33 ll it 640.00 ll 35 ll a 640.00— 9,594.80 ll 25 37 20 640.00 ll 44 27 11 11 ll 11 n 11 29 AND SEE WHAT A ll 31 11 11 633.18 ll 33 11 it 640.00 ll 35 11 it 640.00— 3,833.18 ll 31 11 21 • 639.36— 639.36 ll 1 it 09 640.48 ll sej 3 11 ll 160.00 ll 11 11 ll 640.00 BEAUTIFUL STOCK ll 44 13 11 ll ll 44 15 11 ll ll 44 11 ll 23 ll ll 11 44 25 ll 44 27 11 ll ll ll 11 640.00— 5,280.48 35 ll 3 n 23 638.72 —OF— ll 5 11 11 637.45 ll 7 11 11 638.67 ll 9 11 it 640.00 ll 44 17 11 11 ll 19 11 11 639.76 ll wj 21 11 11 320.00 il 29 11 11 640.00 « 31 11 it 640.96— 6,236.46 H 1 38 15 638.50 ll ne} 3 it 11 161.35— 729.85 ll 5 11 17 639.01 ll nel 7 it 11 160.00 “ej&nw}17 11 11 480.00 ll 21 a n 640.00— 1,919.01 ll 138 19 641.70 ll 11 11 11 640.00 AND- ll nwl 13 11 n 160.00 ll 15 11 n 640.00 44 ll 17 11 n ll 19 it 11 638.18 ll 21 11 11 640.00 ll 23 11 11 640.00 ll 44 25 11 11 11 11 44 ll 27 11 11 ll 44 29 ll 31 11 11 637.70 ll 33 11 11 640.00 ll 35 11 n 640.00— 8,477.58 ll 1 11 20 638.50 ll 3 11 a 638.92 ll 5 11 0 635.20 ll 7 11 11 639.08 ll 9 11 11 640.00 ll <4 11 11 11 11 11 ll 44 13 ll 11 11 44 15 ll 44 17 11 11 ll 19 11 11 635.66 ll 21 it 11 640.00 THEY HAVE ll 11 23 u it ll 25 38 20 640.00 ll 27 38 20 640.00 ll 29 38 20 640.00 ll 31 38 20 630.36 ll 33 38 20 640.00 ll 35 38 20 640.00— 11)407.72 ll 25 38 21 640.00 ll 27 38 21 640.00 ll 31 38 21 640.80 ll 33 38 21 640.00 It SACHS BROS’. TEMPLE OF FASHION, GOODS JUST RECEIVED!