¡The pcmofratic ¡Tinies.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21. 1872.
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Agents lor the “Tlaaes.**
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San Francisco
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Portland
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Josephine Co.
ioton anl! ionntn.
C atholic C hurch . — Rev. Father
Blanchett will hold divine services at
the Catholic Church to-morrow (SundayI
the usual hour.
R emoval .—Dr. L. Danforth has re
moved from Ft. Lane to Jacksonville,
and he may now be found at all times
at his office at the latter place.
C rowded O ut .—Several interesting
articles, including the County Court pro
ceedings and Roseburg correspondence,
are unavoidably crowded out this week.
l’oRRESi*i>Nl»ENUK. — Correspondence
on local matters from all parts of Jackson
mid Josephine counties is respectfully so
licited. Send in your items, and we will
.put them up in shape.
No M ail . — Ben Holladay passed
Through town yesterday morning, on his
way to—Lord’s no where. Owing to His
Majesty being alsiard, Jackson county
received no mail yesterday.
T urkey S hooting .—8. Plymale is
making preparations to have a shooting
match on Christmas day, in the suburbs
of town. Turkeys, chickens, etc., will
be the game shot for, and a gay time is
anticipated.
C hristmas .—Next Wednesday, De
cember 25th, will be Christinas, and
preparations are being made for an ap
propriate celebration thereof. There will
be turkey shooting and a festival in town,
and a ball at Deskin’s.
C hristmas F estival .—Parents and
others interested in the Sunday School
Festival, are requested to have all pack
ages, intended to be distributed from the
tree, delivered at the M E. Church before
io o’clock, Christmas morning. By or
der of the Committee.
D eath at K erbyvili . e .—J. (J. Ad
ams, of Galice Creek, died at Kerbyville
o’.f Friday, the 13th, of pneumonia. Mr.
Adams was an old citizen of Galice
Creek, where ke kept a store for many
years, and was universally respected by
all who knew him.
I. egal S tarting P oints .—Surveyor
Howard this week estalished two legal
starting points,—one at the centre of Or
egon and California streets, and the other
at tbo centre of California and “E”
streets,—for the purpose of ascertaining
the correct lines of town lots, and at
which the survey of all county roads
running from Jacksonville will be com
menced.
M asonic E lection . — At a regular
meeting of Warren Lodge, A. F.
A. M.,
liehl Wednesday evening, December
11th, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: T. G. Reams,
W. M.; J. A. Cardwell, 8. W.; C. C.
Beekman, J. W.; J. Bilger, Treasurer;
Max Muller, Secretary; R. 8. Dunlap,
Tyler. The installation will take place
on Dec. 27 th.
D eath of D r . L. G anvng . — Dr. L.
Gunung, an old and respected citizen of
Jacksonville, died of pleurisy at his res
idence last Monday morning, after a
sickness of several days. Deceased was
a member of Oregonian Pocahontas Tribe
No. 1, I. <). R. M., by which Order lie
was buried next day with appropriate and
imposing ceremonies. He was nearly 59
years of age, and leaves a widow to
mourn his loss.
H eavy F rost .—Some of the heaviest
frosts known to the oldest inhabitant
fell every night this week. The hills
and roofs of houses next morning aji-
peared as though a young snow storm
had been raging the night before, and
everything in the shape of a vegetable or
plant left exposed, was done for. Water
.in the house was frozen to quite a depth,
and so heavy was the frost, that the
sun’s rays, which shone brightly every
.day, hail no effect in thawing out the
ground. This is exceedingly rough on
the stockraisers.
T he S prague R iver S ettlers .—
From Col. Alvin Cobb, who was in town
this week from Sprague River, situated
in the locality of the late Indian out
break, we learn that the settlers im
mediately assembled at one of the strong
est natural positions in the neighborhood,
and have collected al) the families in that
aectioo. They have themselves securely
fortified and venture out only in bodies.
Had not these timely precautions been
taken, the settlers might have met the
sjm ! fate of those on Lost River, as they
are situated between the Snake and Mo
doc tribe*, whom the Col. says are allies.
The settlers are well armed and provided
to defend themselves against any ordina
ry attack from tho Indians, and with a
man of the cool Judgment and determin
ed will of Col. Cobb to direct them, will
doubtless sustain themselves from the
dangers that threaten them.
Till: MASSACRE AND ROBBERY OF
THE HODDY FAMILY.
THE
FURNITURE WARE-ROOM,
INDIAN CAMPAIGN'.
J. B. WHITE,
WHITE &
ALEX. MARTIN.
MÄRTIN,
(Corner California and Oregon Streets.)
From latest advices from the field, we
The particulars of the fate of this un learn that the Regulars under Major
(Successors to James T. Glenn,)
JACKSONVILLE, - - OKEOOTN.
fortunate family are truly heart-rending. Green were camped at Crawley’s Ranch,
It appears that the family was composed on Tule Lake, and the Volunteers at
DEALERS IN
DAVID LINN
of Win. Boddy and wife, William and j Willow Creek, south of the Oregon line, Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of fur
Richard Kravigan, two step-sons, and about 15 miles from the camp of C’apt. niture, aoiisisting of
Bedsteads,
Nicholas Schira, a son-in-law of Mr. Jack’s band of hostile Indians. The
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Bureaus,
Tables,
Boddy. On the morning ot the Indian troops under Gen. Ross’ command being
Stands, Sofas, Lounges,
outbreak, Mr. Boddy was about a mile
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
organized under the State laws of Ore-
from the house cutting wood, and one of
egon, and it being necessary that they
the step-sons and Schira, each with a co-operate with the Regulars within the
Chairs of All Kinds,
team, were hauling wood from another State of California, an order was issued
Guilt Mouldings,
direction, while the other step-son was by Major Green, as a V. 8. officer, to ob
Etc., Etc.
some distance across the hills herding
UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
viate any objection that might be raised ALSO DOORS, SASH and BLINDS F1YIIE
in
notifying
their friends and the public gener
sheep. The savages first came upon the
to Gen. Ross’ action on that score, and
ally tnat they arc now receiving and opening» very
always un hand and made to ordur.
latter and killed him, piercing his head
J large and extensive stock of
under which Ross is fully authorized to
and neck with arrows. They then pro
Lumber
planed
on
reasonable
terms.
pursue and fight the Indians wherever he
ceeded about a mile and came u]x>n the
may find them, without regard to State
^¿^Undertaking a specialty."Si"?
step-son and Schira with their teams, !
30xtf.
lines. It is understood that the Indians
whom they also shot and killed, leaving are now occupying the caves or canyons
WANTED AGENTSI
their bodies mutilated with arrow-shots,
IIATScfeCAFS
on the west side of Tule Lake. This is
and nearly severing Kravigan’s head from understood to be an exceedingly favora
his body with an ax. Kravigan’s team ble position for the Indians, and quite a
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
had become frightened at the shooting, formidable one for the troops to carry.
D r . LIVINGSTONE IN AFRICA.
CLOTHS
1 and ran back to the house, which attract- It will require a great deal of rough
BLANKETS,
The Adventures of a most Adventurous Life.
( ed Mrs. Roddy’s attention. She at once climbing to get at the “red skins,” and a Th»
proceeded in the direction from which large force and plenty of hard fighting to
HOOP SKIRTS,
STANLEY-LIVINGSTONE EXPEDITION
the team came, to ascertain the cause, accomplish much. Under these circum
ETC., ETC.
Africa. Large Octavo volume, just issued. Con
—ALSO—
when she was met by a band of some six stances it was deemed advisable by Ma to
tains incidents of the Wonderful Career of the
Boots and Shoes; Eadies’, Misses’
Indians coming toward the house, who jor Green and Gen. Ross to defer the at great Traveler, the Country, Animals, Natives,
and Childrens’ Shoes.
accosted her in a friendly manner, and tack until the arrival of the Infantry Hunting, etc. Full account of this most interest
ing part of tho globe. Also to sell our new work,
inquired where the old gentleman, her from Vancouver, (about 75 men) who
W k have also in connection with the abore a very
PLAIN HOME TALK,
Large and Extensive Stuck of Choice
husband, was. Never once dreaming of passed through here on the 11th inst.
their devilish intentions, she unsuspect At last advices they were within 25 miles AND MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. No com-
' petition. There nover was a book published like
GROCERIES.
ingly told them the locality where Mr. of Major Green’s camp. A battle is it. Full particulars by mail. State book wanted.
HARDWARE, GLASSWARE,
A. L. BANCROFT A CO..
Boddy was chopping wood. The poor therefore expected to occur within a few
San Francisco, Cal.
woman then followed the trail of the days, the details of which, in all proba
QUEENSWARE, CUTLERY,
wagon for about a mile from where she bility, will be published in our next issue. CANDIES! CANDTESn
PAINTS, OILS, ETC,
met the Indians, and there her gaze met The weather, east of the mountains, is
—rilHSlI AND ri'RE AS—
the horrid spectacle of her butchered and now, and has been exceedingly cold,
ALSO
mutilated son, with the warm blood yet and our volunteers are poorly supplied
Window Glass. Nalls. Iron and
Steel. Cast and Steel Plows
oozing from his ghastly wounds, his head with blankets, it being exceedingly diffi
Wooden and Willow
cult
to
procure
any
in
this
valley.
Not
half severed from his body by a bloody
Ware, Etc., Etc.
Manufactured
every
day
of
the
best
materials
by
ax that lay near by—the work of these withstanding this drawback, the boys,
at last accounts were in excellent
heartless fiends she had just met. A spirits and eager for a brush with the
CANTY & WAGNER,
We ore now ready to sell anything in our line at
short distance further lay the lifeless “red skins.”
lowest
cash pric-e. Persons wishing to buy goods
W HOLES A I. E A R ET AIL Co N F ECT I ON EKS,
body of Schira, presenting a similar re
will find it greatly to their advantage to examine
I.ETTER FROM ASHLAND.
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are
volting sight. The harness had been
No. 107 Montgomery St., San Francisco. determined not to be undersold by any house in
stripped from his horses, and the Indians
Jackson county.
Asin. and , Dec. 19th, 1S72.
were spied just moving across the hill
with them. Just then the report of a; E ditor T imes : In a private letter
^■it~Give us n call, and then judge for your
The attention of the trade is called to our im
few rapid shots from the direction where from (’apt. Kelly, under date of Decern- I mense assortment of Candies and other goods suit self us to our capacity to furnish goods as above.
WHITE & MARTIN
her husband was at work, told the poor her sth, published in last week’s Sentint I, I able for tho
H
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A
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we
have
a
Don
Quixote
version
of
the
woman that his fate had also been sealed,
And warranted to keep in all climates.
ami she wildly tied from the horrible Mod<>c difficulty, in which the Captain
Prices LOW and terms LIBERAL. Orders for
TO BUY GOODS
scene to the nearest settlement, about 10 admirably personificatesthat ancient he the interior promptly and carefully attended to.
n38m.3.
ro
of
table
notoriety.
miles distant, leaving the house to take
It is not very probable that the Cap
e æ
VICK’S
care of itself.
Among the other things in the house tain will gain much distinction as a mil
—THAN THE—
which she in her terror and fright had itary man by saying now what he
1>'< >H 1S73.
left behind her, was over ?S00 in coin, could have done, had he been in that
CHEAPEST !
concealed in the mattress of her bed, and , locality when the trouble commenced. fPIlE GUIDE is now published quarterly. 25
—IS AT—
two fine gold watches, belonging to her That he has distinguished himself mili 1 Cents pays for the year, four numbers, which
is
not
half
the
cost.
Those
who
afterwards
send
husband and “on, hanging in full view tarily since, remains to be communicat money to the amount of Oi D ollar or more for
above the mantel-piece. On her return ed to the public. That by his efforts the Seeds, may also order 25 Cents worth extra—the
price paid for the Guide.
DEALERS IN
with an escort a few days afterwards, the war will have a speedy termination, is
The Januarv number is beautiful, giving plans
questionable.
for
making
Rural
Homes,
Designs
for
Dining
Ta
1 money was discovered to have been sto
ills attack upon the courage of oth ble Decorations, Window Gardens, etc., ami con
len from its hiding-place, while the
taining n mass of information invaluable to the
. watches were hanging just as she had ers is unwarranted, as at the time the lover of flower.«. One hundred and fifty p«ges. on
left them. This circumstance smack.-, Captain wrote his sensational letter, there line tinted paper, some five hundred Engravings
and a superb colored plate and chromo cover.
strongly of some white Indian's ingenu was a sufficient force in the field (not The first edition of 200.000 just printed in
ity. While the red-devils were doing including the Captain,) to have met any English and Gentian, and ready to send out.
JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y.
their bloody work, some light-lingered • and all emergencies.
As to the Modocs having been, or will i
, pal was in their wake, in the despicable
be
assisted by Indians belonging to other
capacity of hanger-on, gleaning the spoils
tribes,
is not at all probable. With from
NOTH i: TO Till: FARMERS.
thereof. It was not the work of the In
25o to 300 men, well armed and equipped
dians, as the watches would have went against, at the highest figure, 75 Indians, | I WOULD SAY TO THE FARMERS OF
as legitimate plunder, and no fears of something decisive is reasonably expect I Southern Oregon, who desire to sow a first-
OF THE BEST QUALITY,
class article of wheat, that I have the Egyptian
Respectfully, etc.,
II.
identity would have prompted them to ed shortly.
AND THE
Spring wheat lor sale, at $1 50 per bush< I, at my
leave anything valuable behind, if they |
farm on Applegate, Jackson county. This wheat
CHEAPEST
IN THIS COUNTRY'.
had visited the house, as the Ixslies of j “O ld H orse ” S ale .—Wells, Fargo took the premium at the World's Fair, in Germa
Co., through their Agent, C. C. Beek ny, three years ago, and stands the drouth better
their victims were even robbed of their
FISHI.lt
BIIO.’S,
clothes. We hop«1 the scoundrel, whom man, give notice that the following Old than any other kind. The average yield per acre, (Corner California and Oregon Street«,)
year with another, is sixty bushels. See spec
ever he be, may be detected and summa Horse Packages, receiveil at t lie Jackson one
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
imen at the Post Oflice, Jacksonville.
rily treated to a dance in thin air.
.39m3
ED.
HENDRICKS.
May
1st,
1869.
_
ville office of Weils, Fargo & Co., will
TllY '1'11 Id
be disposed of at public sale on the 31st
IN M EMOK I AM.
TJ. S. HOTEJL.,
day of December, at the office of Wells,
Co., in San Francisco, viz:
At a regular meeting of Oregonian Poca Fargo
JACKSONVI1. ee , OREGON,
hontas Tribe No. 1, I. <). R. M., hel<l at
— fo n —
One package, addressed to M. A. Wil
fonicr of California and Third St*.,
their wigwam in Jacksonville on Decem liams, Jacksonville.
Coughs, Colds, Croup and Bronchitis.
ber 17th, the following preamble and res- . One package, addressed to J. L. Smith
T is .an Ague Preventive, Blood Purifier, Invig-
Butte (’reek.
olutions were unanimously adopted :
orator ami Appetizer, is good for all Nervous
WHEREAS, the Great Spirit has seen
One package, addressed to Win. Ellis, and Bilious ailments, and is the most efficacious
EGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
Lung Medicine extantf All of its ingredients are
that he has the largest, best, and most com-
fit to take from us our beloved brother, Jacksonville.
purely vegetable. Try a bottle. Prepared by
uodious Hotel in Southern Oregon.
L. G anung , in the ripeness of his years, . One box, addressed to John Donahue,
WM. H. PARKER,
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Jacksonville, Oregon.
It is located in the central part of Jacksonville ;
but in the full possession of his mental Fort Klamath.
stages
from the North and South leave regularly
vigor and the midst of his usefulness ;
One pistol, addressed to M. S. Nichols,
from the U. 8. HOTEL.
therefore, as an expression of the respect Jacksonville.
One package, addressed to A. M ’. Pres
The House has lately been re painted, am! reno
FURNISHING-
of this Tribe for his memory, be it
ley, Slate Creek.
vated
; the rooms are newly furnished, and well
— a m n —
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
ventilated.
The bedrooms are supplied with
with the widow, who has lost a kind
C hange .—P. D. Hull and Chas. Nick FJLTTC'Y' C3-OOJDS, .?'/*/> ING IIEHS, and every other couvenieuc« for
the comforts of guests.
and affectionate husband, while we ell have become publishers and proprie
I
AND
BOYS
’
AND
GIRLS
’
mourn in his death the loss of a most ; tors of the Democratic Times, at Jack
BOARD AND LODGING
sonville, Oregon, both energetic and
useful and esteemed brother and friend. steady, industrious young men.
Wu
Cun be had at reasonable rate», according to the
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Resolved, That in token of our respect know the former as an apprentice boy
room occupied.
THE TABI.E
for the virtues of the deceased, we, the in the Sentinel when we worked there
CALL AT
a
couple
of
months
in
1860,
and
the
lat
members of this tri I m ?, will wear the usu
Will be supplied with the best the market can af
ter learned much of the trade in this of
al badge of mourning for thirty days, fice. Nickell is to be the editor, an<l as
ford.
In Orth's New Building, Jacksonville.
3.3tf.
FAMILIES
and that the charter of our Tribe be drap Charley is a good scholar, he will no
doubt make a good readable paper. We
CHRISTMAS BALL!
ed in mourning for the same period.
Can find at this House rooms especially arranged
wish
the
firm
good
success
if
we
do
differ
tor their comfort and convenience, as well as every
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
—AT—
politically.— Yreka Journal.
attention and comfort usually found at a well kept
tions, under the seal of the Tribe be pre
Hotel.
SFOKT’S POINT!
sented to the widow of ourdeparted broth
A LARGE HALL
F ound at L ast !—A remedy that not
er, and that they be entered upon the re only relieves, but cures that enemy of * GRAND BALL will be given py IL P. Des-
Is attached to the Hotel, for Balls, Meetings,
cords of the Tribe and published in the mankind, Consumption, as well as the A kin, near Fort Lane, un Christinas night. Shows, Jtc., and can be had at reasonable terms.
Oregon Sentinel n\u\ D emo C’RATICT imes . J numerous satélites which revolve around Good Music will be provided. Tickets, $.3. Dur
ing the dav there will be u shooting match fortur-
Hotel is furnished with a bar room where
H enry P ape , )
it in the shape of coughs, colds, bronchi kevs, ami horse racing for the following purses : the The
very
liquors and cigars may be found, at
W. S avage , y Committee. | tis, sore throat, influenza, &c. The rem First race, purse of $25, distance, 6(10 yards, free prices to best
suit the times.
for
all
horses.
Second
race,
tor
ponies,
distance
of
E. B. W atson , )
Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. 8th, 1871.
tf.
edy we allude to is Dr. Wistar’s Balsam 40« yards, $50 purse.
49t3.
of
Wild
Cherry,
prepared
by
Seth
W.
I tem lets .—Mrs. Brotherton has re-:
NOTICE.
Fowkv& Sons, Boston.
turned to her home in the Klamath Lake
CCORDING to an order made at the last term
country.
of the County Court for Jackson county, Ore
M.MiHi
i:i
>.
Pay your subscription.
Fresco,Scene, House,Sign, Carriage
gon. sealed proposals for building a bridge across
Anton I liman and John Neubor have FOUNTAIN — COOPER — At tin- bon«» of Math»« Applegate Creek in conformity with plans and
Fountain, Ei'q-.on December 8tb, 1872. by Rev. specifications on file, will be received at the office
—AND—
a superb assortment of Christmas pres
Abraham Miller, Jr., John M. Fountain to Miss of the County Clerk until 12 »’clock on Monday,
ents. Call and sec them.
January fith, 1873. The time for the completion
0. II. Cooper.
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
| The Roseburg paper says if Mrs. Broth
of the bridge is extended to Sept. 1st, 187.3. The
EVERYBODY
I
I
CAN HAVE A CHANCE
PARLOR & BED-ROOM SUITS,
—AT—
\ LOW PRICES WILL WIN.
SACHS BROS’.
STAPLE DRY GOODS
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
THE DISCOVERER DISCOVERED!
—TO SELECT FROM—
A MOST COMPLETE STOCK
— OF —
SUPERIOR GOODS
SPARKLING DEW!
en
—EVER BROUGHT TO—
SOUTHERN OREGON!
We keep everything that a per
son expects to find in a first-class
House, anti we invite the public
to call and see for themselves.
Goods shown with pleasure.
SACHS BRO’S.
r»EH
5*5“ We offer special reduction in
prices to all those who wish to
purchase for Cash their Fall and
FISHER & BRO.’S
FANCY, STAPLE & DRY GOODS
Clothing,
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
Liquors,
EGYPTIAN SPRING WHEAT!
Cutierv,
Crockery,
Etc., Etc.,
BALM MEDICINE!
L. HORNE, Proprietor,
I
LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS’
READY - MADE CLOTHING,
A
BORN.__________
erton could secure the aid of three other
women as plucky as herself, she would be
STANLEY—In this city, December 1.3th, 1S72,
able to close the Indian war in about a
to the wife of W. J. Stanley, a daughter.
week.
DIED.
A young man who went to the Indian
war a few weeks ago, has sent only one REHKOPF—Ou Applegate, December 1.3th, 1872,
letter home. It came Friday. It said,
James Franklin, infant son of August anil Ma
ry Kehkopf.
“Send me a wig,” and his fond parents
OANUNG
—In this city, December 16th, 1872, of
don’t know whether he is scalped or mar-
pleurisy,
Dr. L. Ganung, aged 58 years, 4 moi.,
I ried.
I and 12 days.
County Court reserves the right to reject all bi Is.
P. DUNN, County Clerk.
Jacksonville, Dec. 5th, 1872.
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METTLE UP.
PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
A A LL to the
undersigned, are requested to come
HOFFMAN l KLIPPEL,
Olili FELLOW'S MUDINO,
Oregon Street,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
AVE ON HANI), and OFFER
a full aupply of
H
for
SALE
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES;
PARLOR and BOX STOVES, of different kind»
ASSORTED BAR IRON;
TLOW, CAST and TOE STEEL;
HORSE SHOES A NAILS ;
CUT and CLINCH NAILS, of all «ices;
CARRIAGE and TIRE BOLTS and RIVETS ;
CAULDRONS and WASH-KETTLES;
BAKE OVENS and SKILLETS ;
BUNTS’ and COLLINS’ AXES, with or without
handles ;
ALL KINDS OF CUTLERY,
HARROW TEETH;
MANILLA and BALING ROPE ;
LIFT PUMI’S;
GRINDSTONES and HANGINGS;
FENCE WIRE ;
GIANT POWDER, FUSE and CAPS ,
CEDAR WARE;
CLOTHES WRINGERS, PINS and LINES;
BLASTING and RIFLE POWDER;
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISII, GLASS A PUTTY ;
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ;
CULTIVATORS—FIVE and SEVEN TEETH.
—Together With—
A General Assortment of SHELF HARDWARE.
PLOWS 1 PLOY»»! plows :
CAST STEEL, MOLINE and JONES PLOWS,
It is elaiused for the Jones plow thaï it will
scour where other« fail ; that it is of lighter drat|
AVING permanently located in Jacksonville, and in all rospocts the best plow extant,
I would respectfully inform the public that
I am prepared to do all kinds of painting known to
the art, and in a style not surpassed on the Coast.
All work WARRANTED satisfactory. ^•47*' Par
ticular attention paid to graining and marbling. #QT“Const*ntly on hand, every descrip
Shop in new building two doors north ot D. Crone- tion of Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Ware.
miller’s blacksmith shop.
39tf.
HOFFMAN * KLIPPEL,
3tf
E. R. PEACOCK.
H
forward and settle immediately, and thereby save
costs, as all accounts due me after the 1st of Jan
uary will be placed in th« hands of an attorney
4 LL KINDS OF JOB WO’rtK NEATLY and 4 LL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING NEATLY
for settlement. All those having bills against me,
PROMPTLY executed at the TIMES Print A and PROMPTLY executed at the TIMES
will present tho same forthwith.
PRINTINO OFFICE •» th» lowest r»tes.
ing Office, at the foieeq rotes.
4911.
WM. BYBEE.