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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1872)
To the D elinquent P atrons of the ♦ T imes .—Those indebted to the T imes , for = advertisement, subscription or job-work, SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3, 1872 (are requested to make immediate settle ment of their accounts with Mr. E. D. Agents for the “Times.” Foudray, Business Agent for the late flrm New York of Gao. P. R owkll A C o ., J. N. T. M iller & Co. San Francisco ¡Jhç «Democratic firnes T ros . 3 oyce , - L. S amuil . - L. P. F isbkr , • D aw . G reer . Portland San Francisco Josephine Co. At a meeting held in Murray Hall, New’ York city, Coroner O’Donnell em- panneled a jury to enquire over the dead body of Useless Ulysses Grant, when the following verdict was rendered : That in the opinion of this jury the said Use less Ulysses Grant came to his political death by the action of the Baltimore De mocratic Convention in nominating the Hon. Horace Greeley (an honest man) for President of the United States, said action being brought about by an excess of corruption, family nepotism,and whole sale and unjust ¡liable robbery of the American people. And this jury’ also cen sures tho Radical party for placing him in a position for which he was wholly unfit, and thereby causing the death of an otherwise harmless man. ODD FELLOWS’ CELEBRATION SPECIAL NOTICES A Celebration of the 12th Anniversary of Jack sonville Lodge, No. 10, I. 0. 0. F., of Oregon, will be held on Monday, the 19th day of August, 1872. Still Another Remarkable Curel S an F rancisco , N ov . 10th, 1871. D r . A. M. L oryka A Co. : For two years was afflicted with Rheumatism, and tried all the All members in good standing are respectfully known remedies, but experienced nothing more invited to assemble at tho Odd Fellows’ Hall at 2 than a temporary relief, the disease always return o’clock, in the afternoon of the 19th, far Public ing. Some months since I concluded to take your Parade in full Regalia,under the direction of Chief Uuk Weed Remedy, and the result was a Spee dy and Permanent Cure, the Rheumatism being Marsha), II. V. HELMS, and his Aid*. entirely eradicated from the system. Tbe“Unk” ORDER OF PROCESSION. is also a Tonic of tho very highest order. It in- 1. Jacksonville Brass Band. cieases the appetite, and invigorates the body. I 2. Delegation from Mt. Shasta Lodge, No. 70, cheerfully bear testimony to its good effect upon Yreka, Cal. me, and feel sure that it will do all you claim for it. 3. Delegation from Yreka Lodge No. 19, Yreka, Yours very truly, J. W. TRIPP, A gricultural S ociety M eeting . — At a meeting of the officers of the Jack- son County Agricultural Society, held at Jacksonville last Saturday, July 27th, Joton anil (lountn. the following committees were appoint C ounty C ourt .—The August term of ed, preparatory to holding the annual Cal. the County Court will commence next fair: 4. Delegation from Douglas Lodge No. 14, Canyonville, Oregon. Conrad Mingus, James McDonough Monday, 5th inst. 5. Delegation from Philitarian Lodge No. 8, and Alex. Martin were appointed to clas Roseburg, Oregon. C ircus .—The Crystal Palace Circus sify the entries in the first and second 6. Jacksonville Lodge No. 10. 7. Delegation from Siskiyou Encampment No. gave two exhibitions in town this week, departments, embracing all live stock, 15, Yreka, Cal. and gave general satisfaction. 8. Orator and Chaplain. machinery, carriages, implements, etc. I D issolution .—As will be seen by ad W. J. Plymale, Isaac Sachs and T. B. i After marching through tho principal streets, MARRIED vertisement in another column, Westrop Kent to classify the entries in the third At the house of tho pastor, on July 28th, by the following exercises will be held at the Odd ’ Hall A Higinbothan, photographers, have dis- and fourth departments, embracing tex- Rev. M. A. Williams, Mr. O. Michaelson to Miss Follows 1. Music by the Band. 2. Opening Ode. tile fabrics, domestic manufactures, farm- Alice C. Applegate, both of this county. solved partnership. 3. Prayer by tho Chaplain. A .... ing products, etc. W. J. Plymale, John 4. SingiDg by ladies and gentlemen who have M oney O rder O ffice .—Ashland has .» DIED kindly volunteered for this occasion. . . 1 11 U. A. Grieves, Thos. F. Beall and Henry been made a money order office, which is. „ , x ... .. 5. Reading of the Dispensation. July 27, Nellie, only daughter of ... ... , r Klippel, together with the President, E. On R. Saturday, 6. Oration by Bro. Binger Hermann, of and Annie E. Peacock, aged 1 year, 4 a great accommodation . to the people of were 1 * appointed . . , . to act , as an Executive z« Philitarian Lodge No. 8. months nnd 27 days. that section of the countv. * * 7. Singing. _______________ Com m 11 tee. On Friday, August 2d, Mrs. Wilhelmine Pfeil, 8. Music bv the Band. S t . M ary ’ s A cademy .—Thisexcellent The above Committees will report at Aged 24 years and 8 days. V. Closing Ode. school, under the direction of tiie Sisters the next meeting of the Society, and the The public generally are invited to attend the New, This Week. of Charity, will open again about the Executive Committee will appoint the exercises at the Hall. middle of this month. For particulars, time and place of holding the next Fair, Dinner at 5 o’clock, p. m ., at VEIT SHUTZ' see advertisement in another column. In accordance with the above, a meet Dissolution Notice* Hall for the members of the order, and their lady ing of the Society will be held at the OTICE is hereby given that the co-pnrtncrship triends. N ew G oods .—Read the new adver Court House in Jacksonville Saturday, heretofore existing between lliginbothatn A tisement of John Bilger. In addition to August 17th, 1872. All members and Westrop. photographers, is this, l»t day August, A Grand Public Ball will be given in the even ing at Horne's Hall. dissolved by niutn-il consent. his stock of hardware, tinware, etc., he others interested in sustaining the or 1872. Mr. Ilizinglodhnm will continue the business at IM A. N AG-EH.S, has received a large amount <»f groceries, ganization are respectfully urged to at the old slan 1 on California street. 31x34. Jacksonville— Isaac Sachs, C. W. Savage, liquors, tobacco and cigars, all of which tend. James P. McDaniel, John Bilger. JOHN S. HERRIN, Pres’t. he will sell at the lowest prices. Yreka — Robert Nixon. F. G. llcarn. II. K H anna , Sec’y. I N FEW RESTAURAN r, Koseburg— D. C. McClellan. Canyonville— John Arzner. On Oregon si reef, Jacksonville. SACHS BROS’ I I (Of McGraw A Tripp, Atty’s at Law,) 14t4 408 California street. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Real Estate Dealer Office, No. 61 Front Street, AND 6EE WHAT A PORTLAND, OREGON. REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST PORTLAND, in the most desirable localities, con sisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES ; also, IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of the STATE for SALE. BEAUTIFUL STOCK REAL ESTATE and other Property pur chased for Correspondents, in this CITY and throughout the STATES and TERRITORIES, with great care and en tho most ADVANTA GEOUS TERMS. HOUSES and STORES LEASED, LOANS NEGOTIATED, nnd CLAIMS OF ALL DES CRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And n General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI NESS transacted. AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CIT IES and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward tl e same to the above address. feb4-tf. February 4th, 1871. C atching L ightning B ugs .—Let HIS RESTAURANT has just been opened to l'LOOK aiATNAGEIkS, nobo ly be deceived by this caption. It the pub ic, and solicits their patronage. The lai>!e will be supplied with the beat the in irket af II. K'.ippel, Wm. Ray, Newman Fisher. does not indicate any purpose to enter ford«. Board by the day or week, and meals at JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, into a treatise as to the best way to cap all hour«. Tickets for tho Ball, §3 50. A general invitation .........................$1.00 is extended to all. Music by tho Jacksonville ture the phosphorescent insects whose Board, per day, . Corner of California and Third St»., . ........................ $5.00 “ per week, sportive feats in the atmosphere give lisa Siring Band. 30x33. J. II. liUDíüN. »2 no3l :tf. free pyrotechnic exhibition in miniature. L. HORNE, Proprietor, S elect S chool .—We are informed Our objwt is .'¡imply to narrate the fol ASHLAND SCHOOL. 1J1EGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that Prof. J. B. Farley intends opening lowing 4th of July incident, as indicating E ABE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE th it the jj J that he has the largest, best, nnd must coin- a select school in J.icxso.iville about tiie the sharp [ r Teption of Young America. Arhiabd Acad» my is rapidly approaching i. odious Hotel in southern Oregon. 1st of October. Mr. Farley’s reputation Our glorious national birthday was cele C'lUp'e ion. a d anl c ■iiini,*n-e it« first term on It is located io the central part of Jacksonville : the tir t M nd .y of next Oet"b r. No expin e as a (vachvr is well known, and (I.ere is brated here in a number of msivs . ()i:e r p <u>s will be spire! to in ike its room« mt ¡ting stages fr .in the North mil South leave regularly no doubt but that his school will be well of the most |M»ptdar form«, t»f attesting the to ail and i i xituHti ui. f r health mid beauty, w. tr ui the U. S. HOTEL. PjVHE HOL STI \E\ltoftli «chool will lie i vc the Vliland Ac idemy iJ not surpassed In patrioti'in of the young men, was in the at ten Jed. g e innn i.ee ii I h > ii < the mid I e of August, and is in the land. It will be fully furnished with The House has lately been re painted, nnd reno “Sons of Malta,” or “Lemondiko.” At divid'd in f nr .-<• .*i >m, of eleven week« each miv Mapx, < hart.-. Piano«, Organ«, Philo nphie Ap vated ; the rooms are newly furnished, and well F ikes .—Terrific fires are raging in the the grounds held near the town, under Toe follow.ng are the lei in« : piraius, et.- , and much c re will be taken to se ventilated. The bedrooms nre supplied with mountains surrounding town, and the the shade of wide spreading tir trees, the Board nnd tui i n, per term,............ SP ING REUS, and every other convenience for $10.00 cure fis it a competent board of instructor«. the comforts of guests. . 5.00 EXTRAS PER TERM : TUITION PEIl TERM : smoke renders the weather sultry and company were enjoying themselves in Entrance ;ee. < nlv <>i ce...................... Plano..................................................... 15.00 Primui y........... ....$4 00 Lmignagi s, euch,..$ 3 00 unheiftliy. The tires have been and are , vaiions games at cards. A few of the Drawing and p.Hilling........................ 8.00 Piep nitor», .. .... 5 00 Penciling................ 3.00 BOARD AND LODGING 4.00 Sub. Junior,... ..... 6.00 Painting................. 10.00 making great headway, destroying much' most discreet and piously inclined dis- Bed uild bedding.................................. J miior.............. ..... 7 00 Instr’m’nt'l Music 10.00 Can be had at reasonable rates, according to the Select l>ay School timber. A heavy shower of rain would Icussed euchre. A grade some degrees Use of Instrument, 3 00 room occupied. P.iinary, per term ............................................... $ 6.00 be of great benefit. Book-keeping (single entry) .............................. $3.00 THE TABLE ! advanced worried themselves with seven- Junior.................................................................... 8.00 “ (double entry),............................ 6 00 Sa lior.................................................................... 10.00 C roi - s .—Crops before the last rains '"P> while a select half dozen beguiled the Board can be had in private families or with the Will be supplied with the best the market can af are received nt nny time, and their terms Principal’s family, at $3.50 per week, exclusive of ford. THEY HAVB looked anything but promising. At passing hours with a square game of will Pupils be counted from the day of their entrance. FAMILIES washing. present, fall wheat seldom looked better, ‘’raw poker. None of the latter were of Fur further particulars, apply at tho Academy. Wc believe that no Academy in the State offers v2n31:ly. like inducements nt such low rates. If further in Can find at this nouse rooms especially arranged of engaging or gave a more flattering and prolific the c,ttSS who n,ake a formation is desired, it may be obtained by calling tor their comfort nnd convenience, as well as every vield. Oats in many places will turn out in such «’¡versions, but merely took ad- on or addressing R ev . J. II. SKIDMORE, attention and comfort usually found at a well kept from 50 to 75 bushels per acre. Almost i vantage of the seclusion to indulge in a 27xtf. Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. Hotel. A LARGE HALL all farmers have already begun harvest- .taste held habitually in close restraint, ing, aud re^tort the yields to be very fair. While the game was in full blast,it was FÜBNITÜBE WARE-ROOM, Is attached to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings, The hay crop is mostly gathered, and.^^rved that a sharp six-year old was (California Street, one door west of Sachs Bros.,) Shows, Ac., and can be had at reasonable terms. (Corner California and Oregon Streets.) looking over his father ’ s shoulder. good timothy sells from S15 to $20 per Jacksonville, Oregon. The Hotel is furnished with a bar room where JACKSOA VILLE, - - OREGON. ‘•You’ll catch goss when you get home,” ton. the very best liquors and cigars may bo found, at was the reply of a Ashland guest, who DEALER AND WORKER IN DAVID LINN prices to suit the times. Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. Sth, 1871. tf. P ersonal .—Dr. Aborn, whose success well knew the withering force of such do Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of fur niture, consisting of in the cure ot the diseases of the eye and mestic rebuke, and had come in, ostensi TIN, SHEET IRON, —AND— Bedsteads, ear are wide-spread, gave us a call last bly on business, for the special purpose Bureaus, Tables, Saturday. The Doctor is on his way to of escaping such complications. “If you COPPEB, Stands, Sofas, Lounges, BLACKSMITHING ! San Francisco, where, after sjiending tell your mother” said our naturally mild CALIFORNIA STREET, (Opposite U. S. Hotel,) several weeks, , he return to - Portland. irieiiu, frjen(jt turning ferociously vu on ms his boy LEAD & BRASS, — will ----- ------------ turning ictiaiuuniy uov, jACHSoirvutiii], O regon Judge E. B. atson and lady returned ujqj njake you pay for it; do you hear?” HE undersigned are prepared to do all kinds ETC., ETC. Chairs of All Kinds, from San Francisco last Thursday. The bright-eyed boy signified his com- of work In their line. Wagons manufactur LWAYS on hand the best stock of patent and Guilt mouldings, The Sisters of Charity arrived from prehension of the injunction, and the ed from choice timber, and ironed in a superior home made Rifle aDd Shot Guns, single and manner. Old wagons repaired and made as good EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND an assort double ; Revolvers of the latest patents ; Pocket Etc., Etc. Portland this week. game went gaily on, until the lengthen- ment of the best Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Pistols, neat, small and powerful ; Derringers, the as new. Blacksmithing in all its branches done ow Mr. P. D. Hull left for Roseburg last ¡ng shadows of the declining sun warned ! ALSO Ware, Brass Pipes, Hydraulic Nozzles, Force latest and best. Also the best Powder and Powder short notice and at reasonable terme. Give us • .Sunday, to take charge of the Plaindealcr tiie company of the hour to return to Pumps, Chain», Load Pipe, Hose, HARDWARE, Doors 9a»h «<? Dlinds Flasks; nil sort of Shot nnd Pouches; Caps, call. jff^Shop on Oregon street, one door above Wads, and everything in the Sportman’s line. Franco-American Hotel. ulways on hand and made to order. office. ; town, and the whole party got back, i CUTLERY ; NAILS of all sizes. CRYSTAL A WRIGHT. The above goods are all of the best quality, and Lumber plaited on reasonable terms. Mr. Win. Bybee returned from Happy right side up with care. Now, when the Bar, Plate and assorted Iron; Jacksonville, Jan. 27th, 1872. 4tf will be sold cheaper than the choapost. All orders promptly filled. Repairing dope promptly Camp this week. , bright-eyed boy got home, his mother, ¿J^ff*Undertaking a specialty. Paints, Oils, Sizes and Glass; and in good style. 30xtf. and sundry aunts and other ladies under All qualities of Powder, MILLINERY STORE JOHN MILLER. F or D ouglas C ounty .—W. C. Myer, | the paternal roof, whose curiosity was ex Jacksonville, Sept. 9th, 1871. 36 Shot of all numbers ; of Ashland, passed through town this CALIFORNIA STREET, (Under Horn«’« Hall,) FORT KLAMATH Brushes of every week, on his way to Douglas county, cited, plied him with questions as to how variety, Wood with “White Prince” and two of hiscolts, “ hi“ *.......................................... her had spent the day “What Jacksonville, Oregou« ASHLAND HOUSE, EXPRESS LINE was your father and the gentlemen he en and Wil. bred from American mares, whom he in ASHLAND, OREGON. low Ware, HE undersigned bavo established a regular tends to exhibit at various points through- was with, doing all day?” was the in-1 terrogatory. Our unsophisticated and ■ line of hacks, running from Hope, out that county. Previous to starting, "'“‘W • ammtu mm j nE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- the weight or the animals was taken, (Conse.ent.ous youth was about to blurt! fully inform the Ladies of Jacksonville and JACKSONVILLE to FORT KLAMATH, vicinity, that they have just received from San ... ” i ¡out the truth but remembering his HIS House has lately been newly furnished Francisco theirSpring Stock ofMillinery Goods and with this result: “White Prince,” who b . (via. Link River) for the accommodation of pas nnd refitted throughout, and is now open to are prepared to furnish their customers with th» , . .... . , . . father ’ s terrible threat of the morning, ia iti mm lorn t o 11t inn W 1 I 07 Black is in moderate condition, weighed 1,725 sengers and fast freight. Hack will leave Jack the accommodation of boarders and the traveling latest styles of H ats , B omnkts , H ats and Bow sonville every Monday at 4 o'clock, a . m ., and ar public. The table will always be supplied with net S hapes , A o . Also a new and fine assort smith, Car }>ounds; “Blucher,” four months old stammered out, “He was—he was catch- rive at Ft. Klamath on Wednesday ; leave Fort the best tlip market afford«. A commodious stable ment of penter and Mi owned by Pat Dunn, G18} jiounds; an ing lightning bugs.” And there are sev Klamath on Thursday, nnd nrrivc at Jacksonville is connected with the cstalishinent. eral in the party can testify that that ner's tools of every on Saturday. MANNING A WEBB, 5tf JESSE HOUCK, Proprietor. other, owned by m. Ray of Applegate, TRIMMINGS, ORNAMENTS, 27yl Proprietors. variety. Agricultural not quite four months old, 517 pounds. virtuous parent caught two pair fre NECKLACES, Implements, consisting of New Boot and Shoe Shop, TIDIES, It is not the weight that is of great im quently at once, Hushed a number when FLOWERS, LAGER! LAGER! Cast-iron and Steel Plows, portance, buttlie square, compact form no one else conld, and got his till several Cal. Street, (two doors cast cf P. 0.,) RIBBONS, PEARL BEADS, a nd powerful bone peculiar to the Per ¡times. “Catching lightning bugs” isthe Self-slim pening Feed Cutters, and other articles in our line too numerous t» dieron stock. Mr. Myer’s object in im- new name for the gay and festive sport, JACKSONVILLE, OGN. mention. CADL jk ONS ARD ISON WASH jwirtiug this Pendieron stock was to in in lieu of the old-fashioned title, “poker.” MISSES A. F. and L. A. KENT. troduce something in the horse line that KETTLES, CaLTiVATJHS, WHEEL Jacksonville, October 13th, 1871. would be of general good nnd judging V oorhees R e - nominated .—This vet from these anil otl»er colts, bids fair to BARROWS, ETC, ETC. HE undersigned, having permanently located OSEPH WETTERER HAS NOW CN HAND eran Democrat, who so ably represented give universal satisfaction. in Jacksonville, respectfully informs the nnd ix constantly manufacturing the best Lag his District in the Thirty-seventh, Thir STOVES. er Beer in Southern Ore on, which he will sell in public that he is prepared to do nil kinds of work OniTUARY.—Among the notable events ty-right, Thirty-ninth, Forty-first and quantities to suit purchasers. Call and test the in tho boot and shoe-making line. Satisfaction Oregon A California Railroad Company, Land ) Always on hand a large lot of Parlor, Cooking, article. guaranteed. [6tf] M. CATON. Department, Portland, Ogn;, April 5, 1872. j of the week is the death of A. Thomas Forty-second Congresses, has been unan Office and Uuliiii Stoves, of as-oiled sizes, plain Jacksonville June 5th. 1809. and tam-y, cou.-tructed on latest fuel saving plans. C*t, for a long Hint» connected with the imously re-noinlnated by his constitu J. H. Stinson. J. It, Keil. OTICE is hereby given, that a vigorous prose liOlLEKS, KETtLES, POTS, PANS and cution will be instituted against any and printing fraternity of Jacksonville. He ents, and will be elected beyond a doubt etervibing STINSON <fc NEU, couiifv cd with th«»« stuves, wurraut- every person who trespasses upon any Railroad ■was bom in J icksonviile some eight or to a seat in the Forty-third Congress, for ed durut>.e and pelfcct. Land, by cutting and removing timber therefrom Attorney and Counsellors at Law, ten years ago, an I graduated in the Orc- his District is strongly Democratic. In All articles sold or mnnu nctured by him WAR- twfore the same is BOUGHT of the Company AND — BY— JACKSONVILLE, OGN. PAID FOR. cj ) i Preet o Ti ’e. A few years afterwar Is accepting the nomination lie defined his R \N I hD. Hix Work is made of tue best tn itvr - VEIT STÏTTTZ’, ai and oi the e.H'ice.-t patterns. All varnnt Land in odd numbered sections, Will practice in the Supreme, District and other we tin 1 Idin in the RcccUlc, where lie position, lie accepts the nominees put whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a distano» C<>uitx of the State. //Mr .rderx atten le i to wi h dDpitch, and fi .- J ACK SON VILLE. OREGON. of thirty mi’es from the line of the road, belongs rem lined a short tini *, but not finding it forth by the Baltimore C nvention, and el acc riling t > direetl ns. lie t- determined t Prompt attention given to all business leO in to the Company. pro'italde, vamoose I the ranch. The will earnestly lulwtr to insure their elec ecli al LOW PRUES FOR C A;>11. jy.12.tf ritllE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN- our e..re. IStf I. R. MOORES. Land Agent. I form« the citizens <>f Jacksonville and surround next we hear of him returning to his <»1<1 tion. This declaration of Voorhees ought LIQUORS ing country, that he is now manufacturing, and quarter« in the office of the Neuw. Here to l»e well pondered by the Democrats of all kin Is, of the beat Br.n Is.lVh dcsJe and Re will constantly keep on hand, the very l est of J. N, BELL, M. D., NEW STATE SALOON t,nger Beer. Tlio.e who wish a eool glass of beer he »too I the kicks an I c ill's of many a who yet feel dissatisfied that we have tail. Aisu Ihysician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. ■hotlld give me a call. tramping *‘j’»’ir” printer, until it became I not an old-.ine Democrat as our Presl- Jacksonville. June 12th, 1869. JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. obnoxious, and compelled him to take a'dential "sUindnrd-tH*an*n ...... .................. Let all true June 12th-ly. fpIIIS popolar resort, under tbe new manag». walk. Tills Journal having gone to the ' Democrats, like Dan Voorhees, accept ari'i Li uoniieuti >n willi all the e 1 h.vu uu band Can be found at all times at his office on Califor L ment, ia furnishing tbe Lest brands »f nia street, adjourning Osburn A Co.’s new drug liquors at races, Mr. A. Thomas Cat seeing a bright the situation, and do the best that can a large »«»ortmcrti of NEW BARBER SHOP be done to further the election of Greeley store, or at his residence on Fifth street, first block future in the T imes , returns to ids old and Brown, which the country, to save north of the Court house. 27tf. Twelve and a half Cents a Drink. fibotle; but his end was drawing near. itself, urgently demands. Eldorado Building, Jacksonville When it is rememliered that he was butj of all kinds—just w but every married tn>m want« The “New State” has been elegantly refitted, ten years old at his deith, the ener-| Grant’s emissaries sent large sums of in hi« lamily. And if you don’t believe it call and Notice. and is now one of the finest resorts in town. Twe f’y and enterprise of Mr. A. Thomas Cat money to .............. .....„ to ................. .............. billiard tables are provided for the lover« of thia Baltimore secure a bolt in the examine my «lock before puicbasing elsowbera. HE undersigned have thia day withdrawn the game. The bar is furnished with the cboieeet HE undersigned, having opened a barber shop n accomplishing so much is apparent, National¡DemocraticiConvent"^?,andtbe power of Attorney given to Peter F. Fox. in Jacksonville, is lully prepared to do all Brandies, Wines, Cigars, Ac., and the reeding ta JOHN BILGFR. and his death creates a vacancy in our result was it was the most harmonious kinds o. work in bis line in the beet manner and at WM M. SMITH, bles with Eastern periodicals and loading paoera of Importer of Farm Impiemeuta A Machines. household that will indeed be hard to and unanimous National Convention reasonable pries. Call at shop in “Eldorado” Coast, C. W. SAVAGE, Prop?. GEORGE RIGBY. fill. Requietcat in pace. Jaokaonville, Aug. 3’72. v2s31:ly building. [27tf] GEO. SCHUMPF. ever held by the Democratic party. 29x33. Karbyvilla, July 11th 1872- JaekioRville, Jan. 18tb, 1873. T W SUMMER GOODS JOHN BILGER, JUST RECEIVED!1 WAGON-MAKING I HUNTERS’EMPORIUM! PARLOR & BED-ROOM SUITS, A K BRASS & IRON WIRE, ai a T T T T a EAGLE BREWERY. T J N CITY BREWERY, & SEGIRS, GROCERIES T T I Î
