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JACKSONVILLE, OGN., SATURDAY, DEC.
PRO FESSI( )N AL CA RI)S.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE •
r
CORBITT &
MACLEAY,
LETl’ER FROM JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
Dr. L. DANFORTH,
«»REGON.
........................ L . I < ! rover
Governor....
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Secretary of I' State... ..................S. F. ( ' hathviek
....................... L. 1'1 ei ■¡«•liner
Treasurer, .
State Print«* >r,.......... ............... ..Enge nc Setnpl«' Has r iove<l to Jacksonville, and tenders
his professional services to the public.
Ft! RST JI! »ICIAI. l>!-li:!«' r.
t »¡lie«* on California str«*«*f, adjoining Ca­
1». I». I’riin ton's shoe-shop. Residence on Third street,
Circuit Judg X«»,■••••...
.1 . K. Xeil opposit«* and west of th«* M. E. Church.
J»«strict Att«» ►rney,..
W illiams C reek , Oct. 25, 1873.
E ditor T imes :
JW; TL .1 ND, OREGON,
NO. 49.
may be classed in that category. “We
have reminded you of our emigration
and settlement here ; we have appeal-
ed to your native justice and magna­
nimity, and we have conjured you by i
the ties of our common kindred
but
till to no purpose. \XTh:it is to be done ?
XVt* don’t like to begin an infantile re­
bellion just to force y«iu to take us ;
besides our first and last motto is, “Let
us have a piece.”
W. W. F.
JOHN*
HII’I’I.E-Vf
Iii a correspondence to the Pittsburg
(Pa.) Leader of November 4th, we find
the following in relation to Oregon’s
Senator:
Butler still loves to talk of its John
M. Hippie, who has made such a sen­
sation as bigamous United States Sen­
ator from Oregon. It is the favorite
subject of conversation by the fireside.
“John was a smart fellow, but a bad
’un,” says nearly everybody.
It has been the boast of Senator
Mit ’hell-IIipplc that in spite of all the
scant! tlous facts that have coine out
about him, people of his old home be­
lieve and trust in him. This is not so.
I have taken pains to talk with the
people her«*, and find that only a few
lawy«*rs here, former intimates of Hip­
pie, have any sympathy lor him what­
ever.
I discovered to-day another chapter
in the dismal history of John Mitchell-
II ipple. In an interview between Miss
Sadie lloon, at Franklin, with your
correspondent, she said that her hus­
band cruelly abused her during their
married life.
I also discovered that the date of
Hippie’s divorce from his wife was not
until 1869, instead of 1867. In 1862,
after deserting the school teacher with
whom he ran away from Butler, he
married a Miss Mattie E. Price. This
would make him living in bigamy for
several years.
In proof of all this I have found the
record of a case in the Criminal Court,
where Mrs. lli|»p!e had brought action
against her husband for assault and
battery. The information charged
him with striking her and brutally
abusing her. The cnse was not de­
fended, but arranged by some sort of
a compromise.
He can never lx» proceeded against
in Oregon for bigamy, as under the
State laws the statute of limitation
has expired.
.Mr. lloon, father of the once Mrs.
Hippie, lives near here, and is a most
respectable farmer. He confirms his
«laughter’s story in every, particular.
If the Senate want evidence it can lie
furnished then abundantly, and if the
word of some of the leaders of the
Senate is’to be taken the Senatorial
days of Mitchcll-llipple are already
numbered.
It is sometimes claimed by Orego­
nians, who have traveled East, that
WHOLESALE GROCERS, WINE, SPIRIT they were frequently confronted with
the inquiry, by persons in search of
geographical knowledge, as to where­
JACKS r»N COVXTV.
Watson
AND
----
las
...........
B.
abouts in California Oregon is.—
......................
E.
r*«»unty Ju«L
.,
, ..
.
t Jacob W signer,
Whether the ignorance implied in the
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
< ounty toniinixMoners......
j, j»i-ake
Sh«*riiT,..................................Th«»**. T. McKenzie
above interrogation is well founded or
How S hepherd D ogs are T rain ­
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Clerk,.......................
1’. Dunn
COMMISSION
M
ERCII
ANTS,
not, I will not venture to say ; but ed .—You may go over the plains and
Trcasu re r............................................ John Bilger
I
Assessor,...................................... D. H. Taylor
this much I will assert: Compara­ hills of Southern California for miles
“»T Otl’ie«» in the old Overbeck Hospital,
N<*h«»ol Superintendent,.......... ..W. .1. Stan!t»y Oregon Street.
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tively little is known by the outside and see thousands of sheep, but not a
Survey«»r.......................................... I. S. ll«»warel
man to watch them. Around each
—DI KEPT IM l’OKTEKS OF
Coroner.................................................... L N. B«*ll
II. K. HANNA,
world oi that portion of Oregon com­ flock or band of say a thousand sheep,
«ulieial Paper,........... ........DEMo<’R.vrir 'C imes
prehended under the name of Josephine are half a dozen (logs of a peculiar
Jo-EPIIlXi: ClH’NTV.
county,
albeit this was at one time one breed—dogs whose progenitors were
r*«Minty Jndg«*,................................. J. B. Sifers
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, ol the most prolific gold-producing imported from the sheep pastures of
Jacksonville, Oregon,
« «
• •
_
' G«*«». S. Mathewson
< 1». r . Sloan.
Will practie«* in all th«» Courts of the State.
counties ill the State, and contributed the Old World. These dogs take the
Sheriff,.......................................... l»an. L. Green
Prompt
attention
given
to
all
business
left
entire care of the sheep, drive them
N'l«*rk,............................................................ Chas. Hugh«*s
no little towards swelling the circulat­ out to pasture in the morning, keep
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—AND—
Trcasur«*r......................................... Wm. Nauck«* in mv <*are.
ing medium of the civilized world. them from .straying during the day,
Assessor................................ Thos. G. l’a(t«*rson
J. R. NEIL.
j. it. STINSON.
Sclmol Sti|»erintcn«lent.............. J. Adams
Now, however, the once justly and and bring them home at night. They
Surveyor,.......................................... Alex. Watts
STINSON & NEIL,
Coroner......................................... Geo. E. Briggs
ALL GOODS IN OUR LINE. widely famed mining camps of Alt- have inherited a talent for keeping
Otlicial Paper,..................... D emo « ratio T imes
Attorneys ¡nid Counsflorx-at-Law,
house, Sailor Diggings, Sucker Creek, sheep. But the shepherds do not de­
pend wholly on that; they cultivate it
COFRT HITTINGS.
Gaiice Creek, and others of less noted in this way, so at least the old shep­
JACKSONVILLE,
OREGON,
Jaeksmt County.— Circuit Court, s«'c<>n<l
pretensions, are rapidly losing their herds say : When a lamb is born it is
Monday in Februarv, Jun«* and Nov«‘inb,*r.
County Court, first Monday in each month. Will practice in the Supreme, District and
other Courts of the State.
Jackson County Orders Solicited. celebrity as places for the amassment taken away from the mother sheep be­
Josephine County.— < 'ireuit Court, second
Prompt attention given to all business en
of sudden and extraordinary fortunes, fore she has seen it, and a puppy put
Monday in April ami fourth Monday in (><•- trusted to «»ur care.
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29tf.
toiler. County Court, first Monday in Jan­
though mining must continue for a in its place. The sheep suckles the
and soon learns to love it.
uary, April, July and Oet«»l>er.
e . b . watson .
c.. w. kaiii . hr .
Furniture Ware - Room, long period yet to come to I m ? one of puppy
JACKSONVII.I.E 1 11E«TN«T.
When the puppy grows old enough to
KAHLER & WATSON,
the principal industries of this section, learn to eat meat, it is fed in the morn­
Justice of the Peace........................ ..J. It. Wade
Cor. California A Oregon Sts.,
TOWN or JACKSONVII.l.E.
which, in connection with other in­ ing and sent out with the sheep. It
Attorneys ami (oiuisrlors-at-Lnw,
J acksonville,
Orc~oc.
| John Bilger. Presiilcnt,
terests and industries, to which I wish stays with them because it is accus­
Herman Helms,
tomed to be with its mother, but it
James A. Wilson,
Trustees, j.
to call outside attention, ought to se­ cannot feed with them. As they get
I»avid Linn,
DAVID LINN
Will practice in th«* Supreme, District and
cure us a prosperous and enviable rank full the dog gets hungry. At length,
N. Fisher.
other (’ourts ofI his State.
Rccorelcr,........................................ U. S. Hayden
impatient to return where it hopes to
Otli«*<* in the building formerly oceupie«! Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment among the counties of tilt* State.
Treasurer............................................Henry PajM* by <>. Jacobs, opposite Court Hous«*.
The
tide
of
immigration
which
of
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get
another piece of meat, it begins to
Marshal............................... James P. Me|>ani«*l
late
years
has
been
inundating
the
tease and worry its mother, and finally
Street Commissioner................ Peter Boschev
BEDSTEADS,
D a J. C. BELT,
State at large, has missed .Josephine starts her toward home, the other
BUREAUS, TABLES,
county entirely, and, per consequence, sheep follow,and thus the whole flock
SOCIETY NOTICES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
opport unities for securing good loca­ is brought in. If the dog brings the
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
Jarktom «!!<*. Oregon.
tions in the way of farms on govern­ sheep home too soon, or comes without
Jit-ksoniill' Lo.lst* X d . |i>, I. II. 0.1’.,
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
ment land are better here than in any them, he get} no supper, or is punish­
-i Holds its regular nmetings «*v«*rv
’
Satunlay evening at the O«|<l Fel­
other
county in Western Oregon. The ed in some way. lienee, he soon
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
low's Hall. Brothers in good standing are* Having located in the town «>f Jacksonville,
price
of
improved lands, too, is con­ learns when to come, and to see to it
tor the purpose of practicing Surgery and
ETC., ETC.
invited to attend.
J. A. BOYER, N. G.
siderably below what it is in other that none of his charge are left b(>-
other branches of his profession, respect­
Tito«. T. M c K enzie . Re«-. See'y.
A-lso Doors. Sash and Blinds always on counties.
fully asks a portion of th«* public patron­
Silas J. Dav, Thos. T. McKenzie, Edwin
Farms can be bought in Il­ hind. These animals are trained by
age* < »tiler—Second door north of the U. hand and made toorelcr. Planing done on linois and Sucker Creek Valleys for
Smith, Trustees.
taking advantage of their instincts and
reasonable terms, jifj Undertaking a spe­
S. II<»tel.
48: f.
from SI,000 to $2,000, which, were appetites.
cialty. *
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Dr toninn Po.-;ihon1:H Trib' Xo. 1. Im­
they situated in Rogue River Valley, I
J. GREY JEWELL, M. D.,
proved order of Red Men, holds it;;
A new cereal has been grown in
DRUGS
and
MEDICINES
would sell readily for $5,000 or $0,000.
stated «*oun«*i!s at the Red Men’s
l’hvsician A Surgeon,
Oregon,
and the people are puzzled as
And yet there are ample reasons why
1 fall the third sun in every seven suns, in
the eighth run. A cor.liai invitation to all
land should be more valuable in the to whether it Ixdongs to the wheat
4 FULL AND COMI’LETE STOCK AL-
brothers in good standing.
former places than in the latter locali­ family, or more nearly resembles rye,
J Y ways on hand at th«*
W. II. M< DANIEL, S.
ty. Illinois Valley is within 40 miles barley or oats, opinions being very
P. D. P arsons , C. oi R.
of the coast, from whence all necessary nearly t*qually divided. From seven
R. JEWELL is a graduate of th«* Medi­
CITY
DBUG
STO
BK,
O rigin of T hanksgiving . —The
cal Department of Georgetown ( D. C.)
importations may be obtained at less to ten stalks grow from one r«»ot, to a
flr.'gon Division Xo. 1,
University, and resp«*etfully offers bis ser-
cost than in Jackson county, while a height of alxiut four feet, and these Oregonian of Thursday gives the fol­
—OF—
Sons end Daughters of Temperance, meets vices to the citizens of Jackson» ille and the
BOOKS,
home market for the ordinary pro­ stalks, or straws, are thin anti hard. lowing as the origin of Tiiauksgiving
on Wednesday evening of each week in the surrounding country
Oil’;«*«* in Orth's Brick Building ; resilience
upper story of th«* District School ll«»usc.
ducts of the farm much beyond the The radicles are tough, and spread day, which has now become a National
STATIONERY,
Brothers and sisters in good standing are in­ at John ('onk'v’s.
Iltf.
present capabilities of our own popu­ widely. The heads are six inches in
vited to attend.
TOILET ARTICLES,
lation to supply exists almost at the length and covered with a heavy beard, holiday : “The 6th day of February,
DA NIEL <' RON EM I BIA IR, W. I’.
CIGARS !
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. farmer’s door. Probably one-half the each filament being five inches long. 1630, had been ap|»ointe«l a day of fast­
J ohn A. B oyer , R. S.
flour consumed in the various mining The grain is «louble the length of it ing and prayer. The winter had been
Gasoline
Oil
and
L
am
ps,
camps is obtained in Rogue River Val­ kernel of wheat, and, instead of being cold beyond ail precedent ; the scant
Warm Lotki* Xn. 10. A. F. 1 I.
PASH
BURG
JOHN
Hohls its regular comm tin i«*ati«»ns
iev, and hauled a distance of 70 or 80 firm and compact, is hollow, the cavity pr«»visions had lx*en consumed—even
ETC., ETC.
X on th«* We«liu*s«lav evenings <»r pre-
miles. The oats and horse-feed simi­ containing glutinous matter. While the corn w.is gone, only acorns remain­
YREKA, CAL,,
«•••ding the full moon, in Jai'ksonvill«*, Orc-
larly
obtained may be set down as a the grain bears a closer resemblance to ed—and the Fathers, the Pilgrim Fa­
gon.
T. G. REAMI7S, W. M.
Keeps
Constantly
on
Hand
M ax M cllmr , Sec’v.
Agency for Cowan’s King Remedies. vast amount. Then, if produce can wheat than anything else, the straw thers, appointed the Gth «lay of Feb­
be freighted such a distance and sold looks more like that of rye or barley. ruary as a «lay in which to lx»wail their
Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars,
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ROBB A KAHLER.
at remunerative prices, it seems a Its origin is somewhat peculiar, the transgressions and implore the benefi­
Jackwnvilfr Stamm Xo. IIS I’. 0. R. M..
“plain corn-field proposition” that rais­ first grain having lteen taken from the cence of the Divine and Infinite Fa­
Holds its regular meetings every Thursday
— AN!
“
EXCELSIOR
”
ing the same commodities right in the stomach of a wild goose, by a farmer ther. On the 5th the good ship Lion,
«•venintr at th** Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
in nood standing ar«* invited to attend.
vicinity of their consumption would in Tillamook County nearly three years loaded with provisions, came into the
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
JOS. W1TITERER, <>. (’.
LIVERY STABLE,
pay
fabulously well. Our soil certainly ago. He was struck with its appear­ harlwir of Boston, and their fasting
M ax M cli . er , R. S.
AT SAN Fit A NCI SCO PF ICES!
is
not
inferior to that of any portion of ance, and planted it, and the succeed­ was turned to feasting, their sorrow to
Oregon St., Jacksonville.
Southern Oregon, and grain uniformly ing season sowed the product. He dis­ gladness, and their lx*wailment to
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Jarksomilk Turnvrmii No. 1,
MANNING & ISH, Proprietors,
commands a higher price in the vicini­ tributed a portion of the second crop thanksgiving. And ever since that
Hold« its regular ineetings at Turnverein
ty of Kerbyville than any other part of among a few friends in different parts time, when harvests have l»epn gar­
Hall every Sat unlay evening. Retrular Ex­ EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS.
the State. As a “word to the wise” is of th»* State, who thisy«*ar raised small nered safely in. an«i biting frosts of
aving
just
received
a
new
ercising every T iips «I* iv and Saturday eve­
C ai . icoknia S treet ,
stock of Harness. Buggies an«l Car­ proverbially understood to bo suffi­ quantities. It will require am»thery«!ar earlv winter reniimi the dwellers on
nings.
ROBT. KAHLER. Preshlent.
riages, w«* are* now prepared to furnish our
STEPlfEJt M. IIl’BRARI», S«*«*’y.
that frozen coast of the jo.vlul deliver­
cient, further demonstration of the ad­ to determine the value of the grain.
Proprietor. patronsand the public generally with as
John Nolani,
ance
of their ancestors, the «l(*sc(»nd-
vantages of this county for settlement
FINE TURNOUTS
T
he
E
ashioxable
S
cant
E
eeect
.
antsofthc Fathers have continued the
by men of enterprise and means is not
The City Brewery,
—Tite extremes! phase of tin* fashion­ observance of a day of thanksgiving
\TONE BUT THE CHOICEST AND BEST As can 1»<* had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle needed.
—BY—
Wine«, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars horses hired to go to any part of tIn* country.
The excessive burdens of taxation, able scant eff«?ct was reached recently and prayer.”
kept.
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
.
I ■ —
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by a lady who walked up Fifth Ave-
DRINKS, 121 CENTS.
VEIT SCHUTZ.
broke to work single or «louble. Horses which our people were at one time
B
arnum
and
B alloons .—I*. T.
hue
in
a
navy
blue
camel
’
s
hair
dress.
boarded, and th«* best of care bestowed upon subjected to, have—thanks to the eco­
NO-CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t them while in our charge.
Not
a
pucker,
or
a
visible
seam,
or
a
Barnum announces that if a Ixdloon
nomical management of county alfair.-,
VH. SCHUTZ R Es PEJT FULLY IN- |>ay. p’amilies n<s*diiig anything in my line frCr OUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
particle
of
trimming,
broke
up
the
—
been
greatly
reduced,
and
taxes
are
does not cross the Atlantic this fall he
_Ltl forms th«* <*itiz.«*ns of Jacksonville and «•an always b<* stippli«**! with the pur«*st and
A liberal share of the public patronaire is little, if any higher here than in Jack- beautiful surface of that woman. Sb«*
surrounding country that h«* is now manu­ lost to l»e fourni on the Coast. Give m«* a
will spend $5 J,<100 if necessary in hav­
solicited.
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MANNING A ISH.
facturing, ami will «smstantly keep on han«l call, and you will be well satisfied.
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son county. One piece of injustice to was one unbending level, and how she ing that experiment tried as early as
the v«*rv liest of Lager Beer. Thos«- wishing
this county, however, remains unrem­ got into the strait-jacket of a dress I po-.-ible next year, provided one or
n «*ool glass of Iwer should give me a «-all.
LIME FOR SALE,
RAILROAD SALOON,
edied. I refer to the boundary line couldn’t imagine until I took a rear more icronauts can lx* found in Amor-
—ANI»—
between it and Jackson. Through view of her, and found she was but­
California Street,
i.-a or Europ«» who will heartily make
LAGER, LAGER!
some species of double-dealing and in toned up behind from neck to hem. the att«*mpt. He evidently d«x»s not
BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE. flagrant contempt of the first princi­ Two unobstructiv«* box-plaits lurked in
J. 1 f’A’.W.VI IL L E, () R EGON,
intend to make the experiment with a
ples of fairness, when this county was a shy way each side the opening ; oth­ cheap
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
ENGINEER
HENRY PAPE,
balloon, for he says: “As at
erwise
that
garment
look«*«!
like
a
laid off, three townships, which should
mHEUNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
present
advised, I shall have the silk
bloated pantaloon leg. And walk—
L th«» public that he is pre*|»are»«l to furnish have been included within the boun­
manufactured
in China, put together
THRO UG 11 TIC K ETS, 12 J C ts .
the best (|iiality of lime in quantities to suit. daries of Josephine, were given to well she couldn’t walk very well, and
HUIE PROPRIETOR, JoS. WETTER ER,
1 has now on hand and is constantly man-
All order« left at the Franco-American lin­ Jackson county. To do so, an unrea­ in case of'fire “that woman would be and prepared under the direction of
tel or at my kiln on Jackson (’reek, will be
tifacturing th«* best Lager B«*er in S«»uth<*m
sonable offset was made in the boun- fried in herownfat.— Mrs. Ilur.thani's scientific men in London, an experi­
Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to ftllolCE WINES lJtffOHS AND CI- promptly attended to.
mental ascension made from the Syd­
*
gars constantly on hand. The reading
>uit purchasers. Call and test the article.
All persons desiring any brick-laving or i dary line, and important settlements Neu’ York Letters.
enham
Crystal Palace grounds, then
table is also supplied with Fzistern periodi­ plastering done, will do well to <*:<11 on
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that were essential to the keeping up
cals an«l leading pajH*rs of the Coast. 29tf.
29tt.
. G. W’ROLT.
N egro M ayor .—Oil t'itvr Pa., is bring the lialhxHi to America, and make
of this county were taken from it. As the only town north of M »son and
DH. WM. JACKSON,
affairs have gone on, it has been a con­ Dixion line whose Mayor is a negro. the transatlantic trip from New York.
E. S. MORGAN & CO.,
WM. BOYER,
stant struggle with Josephine county The charter provides that the Council­ 1 trust the public will believe that if I
Forwarding & Commission Merchants, Cal. street, first door west of White A Martin, to keep up an organized existence. man elected by the largest number put my hand to the plow I shall not
We have frequently appealed to the of votes shall be Mayor in the event look back?’
Jackson
ville.
Orejón,
B<»<H*b«irx, Oregon,
Legislature for relief, but in vain. We of the death or resignation of that
S ensible P oints .—It is a mistake
WILL ATTEND FAITIIFUlvLY TO ALL DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, have asked for a rectification of the officer. At the last municipal election
»» Business entnu'.e<ht<*<*ur «*are.
boundary line J but, failing in that, we a negro was placed in nomination for to suppose that they who hearken at­
i *.1~ «>ur Forwarding ami Storage < 'barges,
Fruits in Season,
were willing to be swallowed up en­ Councilman, anti was elected by an tentively to our language believe every
from ami after this «late, will be uniform
SURGEON DENTIST.
with the «-barges at Crescent Citv ami Red­
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, tirely by our more powerful neighbor overwhelming majority, both parties word we say.
ding.
and become absorbed by Jackson coun­ voting foiydm as a joke. The Mayor • It is lx»tter to retrace a wrong step
Soliciting the continued patronage of our
AND EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE ty. This humble consolation, too, has has since resigned, and Mr. Nig. is now than to pursue a wrong course.
1 LL STYLES OF PLATE WORK MADE fru»mls and tho public, we are* respectfully,
found in a first-class variety store. been refused us. In the language of
They who talk much should beware
E. 8. MORGAN A CO.
—such as Gold, Silver, Platina, Alum-
Chief Magistrate.
I
’
rodu«*e
taken
in
exchange.
Please
give
me
29tf.
Byron,
we
have
been
ltyl
to
exclaim,
nium and Rubber Plates. Special attention
of those who listen attentively.
a «-all.
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given to Chihlren’s teeth. Nitrus Oxide
Good intentions are no justification
Mai«l of Athens, ere we part,
•M olasses P ie .—Four eggs, one tea­
mill notice .
(laughing gas) given for the painless ex­
Give, oh give us liaCk our heart;
for
doing what we know to be wrong.
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cupful of milk, one and one-half tea-
traction of the teeth.
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CARPET-WEAVING.
Or, since that has fled <»ur breast,
Few,
if any, repent of their silence ;
Will visit Ashland on the 1st of March an­ WE ARE NOW READY TO RECEIVE
eupfuls of molasses, two tablespoon
fu Is
Keep it now and take the rest.
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nually : also Kerbyville on the 4th Monday
wheat in store, and will coinmenco
many
repent
of their talk.
RS. OLIVER WOULD RESI’ECTFTI.-
But our appeal has been addressed of butter, and half a nutmeg; beat
in October. Cail and examine specimen grinding on tho 10th inst.
ly inform the public that she will short­
They
who
to hear themselves
to rather an obdurate maiden, if such them well together, and bake on pas- talking, live in like
Our terms for grinding will be the eighth
ly
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m » ¡»repared to weave carpets in the most
constant
danger of hav-
" (¡ffl'ce comer of California an<l 5th streets ; bushel, or exchange.
artirtie stvle, and at reasonable rates. La- a prolific mother of political factions try the same as custard. This is suffi-
residence opposite Crystal <t U right «black-
t ing their wish gratified.
,
DALEY A EMERY. i dies desiring to have carpets woven, should
! and dissensions as Jackson county is ’ cient for two pies.
Butte C reek Mill«, Sept. 1, 1873.
3fltf. j give her n «tall,
29tf
smith-shop.
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