The Democratic times., July 09, 1875, Image 2

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ohe Ïlrmocïiifit Œiinrs.
* * rrm.TS
THE VOICE OF THE DEPARTIN«.
VEX ERA L NOTE* AND NEWS,
New Settlers For Oregon
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Yes, we are going to be exterminated.
Albany and vicinity is suffering from the
Wearied by a long journey, and ar­
The fiat of tho mighty order of the raids of burglars.
(Cal ifornia St., one door west of Sachs Bros.,)
—FOR—
Ûfilriül Paper for Jackson 1 Josephine Counties. Patrons of Husbandry has gone forth Official reports from tho Black Hills an­ riving in a strange land, the immi­
grants in all parts of the State should
and we must pass into obscurity. It nounce rich gold discoveries.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
be liberally dealt with, until they can SPRING AND SUMMER.
FRIDAY
Tho celebrated horse Lexington died in
JULY 9, 1875. is with the deepest grief we contem­
become settled. A majority of those
plate our inevitable fate. Pity us, ye Kentucky on the night ot tho 1st.
DEALER AND WORKER IN
Tho reports received from all parts of the coming to Oregon this Spring, «ays
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. great ones, from your immense heigth
State indicate large crops everywhere.
the Bulletin, are able to buy lands or
above us.
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
1 lie Odd Bellows’ Hall in Pendleton was engage in other business, but will of
GRAND OPENING!
A Democratic State Convention for the
We
went
to
the
Granger
picnic;
destroyed by tiro June 26th. Loss, $2,500.
State of Oregon 1* hereby called by the Dem­
course take time to look about them
eeps constantly on hand an
ocratic State Central Committee, convened we beheld them in all their splendor;
The New York Times is authority for the before embarking in any permanent
assortment of the best
at Portland on the 24th day of June. 1875, to we seen their grand procession, headed statement that Tilton will have Gen. Tracy
meet at the city of Salem, Oregon, on
undertaking. All old settlers who de­
TINWARE.
by the large and gallant General, indicted for perjury.
Thursday, July 29th, 1875,
sire
the
settlement
of
the
unoccupied
BRASS PIPES,
Pomeroy, the boy-murderer, .is to be
at 11 o’clock A. M., for the purpose of nom­ mounted on his diminutive snow-white
FORCE PUMPS,
inating a candidate for Representative in I charger. We seen our sister woman hanged, tlio Governor of Massachusetts re­ districts should render these strangers
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
Congress. be to voted for at the special elec­
fusing to pardon him.
all the aid they can in giving reliable
promoted to a place beside her fellow
tion to lx* held October 24th, 1875.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Extensive deposits of mineral, supposed information that may lead to advanta­
The appointment of member* of said Con­ man, and we seen some of the “meek
HYDRAULIC NOZZLES,
to be tin, have been recently discovered on I geous settlement and investment of
vention among the counties is based upon
PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS,
the Democratic vote east for the late Hon. and lowly” masculines with their prog­ the Coquille River, near Coos Bay.
(Successors to A. Fisher <t Bro.)
capital. There is also a class ot immi­
Geo. A. I a D ow for Congress in 1874, allow­
OLS, HOSE, POWDER.
The centennial anniversary of Washing­
ing one vote to each county and one to each eny In their arms; and when one of
one hundred votes, or fraction over fifty our livery equines got frightened—not ton's assuming command of the Continen­ grants who come here depending upon
BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON«
ave pleasure in announcing
votes so cast. The several counties of the
tal army was celebrated at Cambridge, Mas­ their labor for a livelihood, that should
NAILS,
State will l»e entitled to delegates is said at the grand display—but being a city sachusetts, Julj' 3d.
the receipt of a large invoice of
be aided as far as possible. A good
Convention as follows :
MINING TOOL,
horse of course he is a middleman,
The majority of tlio New York press, impression made on those coming this
Raker................... .... 6] Renton............... ...... 4|
SHOT, BRUSHES,
o|Clackamas.........
and the bare idea of his impending speaking of tho disagreement of the jury in
Clatsop.................
Fancy
<fc
Staple
Dry-Goods,
CARPENTER TOO US,
year
will
be
the
best
advertisement
of
o
1
Columbia.............
Currv.................
the Til ton-Boocher ease, consider the result
doom
overcame
him
so
that
he
ungal-
BLACKSMITH TOO US,
Coos........................... 5 Douglas............. ...... 6 i
the State which can possible be sent
‘IRON WASH-KETTLES,
(•rant................... ..... I Jackson....
10 ’ lantly deposited his fair cargo on the as a vindication of the former.
CUSTOM-MADE
Josephine........... ..... 3 I<at»e..................
The Executive Committee of the National abroad.
BRASS AND TRON WIRE,
1 1 ground and fled in dismay, wo also Grange, in session at Washington, votod
Linn..................... .....11 If-nkc..............
SHEET-IRON WARE.
The Fall Elections.
Marion................. ..... 9lMultnomah..... ....... 9 j beheld the noble Patron flee in one di­
8500 for those parties in Colorado suffering
•> 1
GENTS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING,
P<»lk..................... ..... 5 Tillamook.........
Cast Iron and Steel Plows.
Umatilla............. ..... 6 Union................
rection and “generously” leave his from the ravages of grasshoppers.
Kentucky leads off in the coming
4 !
Wa«<v».................. ..... S’ Wnshinirtnii
i
Tlios. Allen, pugilist by profession, an­
ROPE,
....... 4 1 strong-minded helpmeet to pursue
Yamhill.............. ..... tìj
elections on the 2d day of August.
HATS.
nounces
that
if
anybodj
’
living
wishes
to
be
CAULDRONS,
Total.............
..... 121 the other. Oh ! how we longed in our
1st
of
Sep-
California
follows
on
the
artistically
boxed
for
exportation,
he
is
will
­
CULTIVATORS,
The Committee having no means of know­ fainting hearts for Mrs. Woodhull,
ing
to
undertake
the
ease
for
$10,000.
COPPER WARE,
6th,
Maine
tember, Arkansas on the
ing the number of votes cast in that part of
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
Jackson county recently created into l>ake, Susan B. Anthony or our own Oregon
WHEEL-BARROWS,
The damage to property by inundations in on the 13th of the same month, and
I
it is expected the two counties will so ar­
SHEET-IRON WARE,
celebrity,
Mrs.
Duniway,
to
be
with
two
cities
of
France
exceeds
$24,000,000.
range the representation as to make it just
Iowa on the 12th of October, Then
LIQUORS,
between them ami each have its prowr us and witness this positive evidence Contributions are pouring in from all parts
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
comes Pennsylvania, New York, Mas­
number.
of France, Switzerland and Belgium.
It is suggested bv the Committee that the of woman’s capacity for taking care of
Dr. Dio Lewis, says tlie New York Herald, sachusetts, and several other States, on
several counties bold their Primary Con­ herself when her natural protector
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
whose acliveand ever fanatical participation the 2d of November.
ventions on Saturday. July I7th. at 1 o’clock
STOVES.
r. m ., and their County Conventions on forgets his sacred promise to be with in the Ohio temperance crusade will be re­
Always on hand a large lot of parlor, cook­
Wednesday, July 2lst, at the same hour.
And a General Supply of
membered, has now written a book to prove
SOCIETY NOTICES.
ing. office, cabin stoves, of assorted sizes,
In those counties where these appointments her “in six troubles and likewise in
prohibition a failure.
plain and fancy, constructed on the latest
do not meet the convenience of the Democ­ seven.”
fuel-saving
plans. Boilers, kettles, pots,
racy, it is expected that they will maKe the
The movements of our Government upon
Jacksonville Lotlsr No. 10,1.0.0. F., FAMILY GROCERIES! and everything
We heard the sweetest music dis­ the Texas frontier have been secret, and de­
connected with these stove*
necessary changes through their County
£ Holds its regular meetings every
warranted durable and perfect.
^Committee.
C. B. BELLINGER. * coursed by the Ashland Band ; we
:
Saturday evening at the Odd Fel­
termined and complete. The demands will
All articles sold or manufactured by him
Chairman pro. tern.
low
’
s
Hall.
Brc thers in good standing are
In fa"t anything you may want, no mat­ warranted. His work is made of the best
A. N ot . tnkr , Secretary.
listened entranced to the dulcet strains be imperative, and it not conceded, sterner invited to attend.
!
material and of the choicest patterns.
ter whether you are a
JOHN MILLER, N. G.
of the Glee Club, were delighted with ! measures will be taken.
Orders attended to with dispatch and
T. B. K ent , Rec. Sec’v.
filled according to directions. He is deter­
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION. the Grange Declaration, and would be Beecher says he is “good for twenty years’ Jacob
Ish, Isaac Sachs, Kaspar Kubli,
mined to sell at low prices for cash.
work yet, and before that is done, malice Trustees.
Farmer. Miner,
better pleased if Patrons would prac­ will
have spent itself, ignorance will have
The Democracy of Jackson county will
meet bv delegates in Convention at Jackson­ tice its precepts. With ever recurring become informed and misconceptions of
Jnrksonvillf Stnnnn No. US, U. 0. R.
ville on Wednesday, the 21st day of July pleasure we heard our beautiful Decla­ character will be corrected.”
LIQUORS
Holds
its regular meetings every Thursday on ANY OTHER MAN.
next, at 11 oclock a . m .,* for the purpose ot
After reading and publishing the testimo­ evening at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
of all kinds, of the best brands,wh flesale and
electing nine delegates to the Democratic ration of Independence read ; but with
retail. Also
State Convention to be held at Salem on
ny
in
the
Tilton-Beecher
ease, the press, all in good standing arc invited to attend.
sorrow we thought how little of the
N. FISHER, O. C.
July 29, 1875.
over the country, unhesitatingly declared
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
B en S achs , R. S.
The several Precincts are entitled to the spirit of ’76 was manifested 1)5’ the
the jury would disagree, and they did.
Trustees—Herman v. Helms, E. Jacobs,
following representation in said County
We are proud to state that wo have bought
connection with all these I have on hand
vast assemblage of people before us. That is no clear sailing for the accused.
Max Muller.
Convention :
our stock of goods at PANK’ PRICES, and a In
large
assortment of
are ready to sell them accordingly
Applegate...................21 Leland.......................... 1 We were carried back in imagination
A
dispatch
from
Pesth,
Austria,
reports
Orryoninn Porahontas Tribe Xo. 1. Im-
Ashland...................... 3.Little Butte................. 4
GROCERIES
proved order of Red Men, holds its
Big Butte....................11 Manzanita.................... ; o to the scenes of the Revolution; to the that the loss ot life by tlie tempest of Mon­
FOR
CASH.
stated councils at the Red Men’s
of all kinds—just what every married man
Eden............................ 2 sterlingvillc................ Ï battle fields of Bunker Ilill, Ticonder­ day exceeds the first rejiort. One hundred
wants in hi* family. And if you don’t be­
Evans Creek............. 1 Table Rock.................. 4
Hall
the
third
sun
in
every
seven
suns,
in
All
we
ask
is
a
call
and
we
will
guarantee
and twenty dead bodies had been found in
lieve it, call and examine my* stock before
Foots Creek............... 1 Union Town............... 1 oga and Valley Forge, where our no­
the
eightli run. A cordial invitation to all satisfaction.
the Danube and many more were carried brothers in good standing.
purchasing elsewhere.
Flounce Rock........... I Willow Springs......... ; o
JpB“ Remember the old place. frY
Grant’s Pass.............. 1 Rock Point.........
P. D. PARSONS, S.
JOHN BILGER,
Î ble ancestors, clad in homespun gar­ away.
All kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Importer of farm implements ami machines.
Jacksonville............. ft!
goods.
FISHER A (’AKO.
ments, with not the faintest conception Twelve priests, sixty ecclesiastical stu­ II. K. H anna , C. of R.
21Mf.
The Primaries will he held in tho reaper-
dentsand fifteen females of different relig­
five Precincts on Saturday, Julv 17th, 1875, of the shoddy aristocrat^’ of the nine­
Orion
Division
No.
1,
at 1 o’clock p. m .
teenth certury, shed their blood and ions, exiles from Germany, have arrived at Sons and Daughters of Temperance, meets HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM!
ALL KINDS OF
Teutopolis, Ill., where they’ expect to find
II. KLIPPEL, Chairman.
on Tuesday evening of each week in the
many
of
them
yielded
up
their
lives
Jacksonville, July 6, 1875.
—AM
an asylum in the Catholic religious asso­ Red Men’s Hall. Brothers and sisters in
to achieve the glorious liberty we to­ ciations.
good standing are invited to attend.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE i
day enjoy ami in which they be­ Ex-Senator James W. Nvc, of Nevada, is J. R. W ai > e , R. S W m . RIECK, W. P.
queathed a priceless inheritance to us, hopelessly insane and has been removed
As the Democrac.v will plaj’ a enn-
the Bloomingdale Asylum to the San­
their posterity. IIow little they cared from
Warrrn LoJzt* Xo. 10, A. F. i A. M.,
ford Hall Asylum, a private institution,
spicuotH part in the next Presidential
Holds its regular communications
for personal display, for the “wearing where he can lie more satisfactorily*'cared
on the Wednesday evenings or pre­
election, much interest is taken in the
of gold or apparelIIow much no­ for. lie is subject to occasional tits ot vio­ ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore­
movements of prominent members of
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
bler were their aims and aspirations lence.
M ax M uller . See’ v .
that organization by the press of every
to those which animate our hearts to­ The “Gladiator" is the largest separator
political faith, of which the following
in the United Stales. The grain is brought
day, and if we would perpetuate our to the machine and it is run through at the
from the Cincinnati Commercial (In­
liberty we must emulate their vir­ rate of six sacks per minute, averaging 120
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
dependent) is a sample :
tbs to the sack—over 8000 bushels a day. Jt
tues
and
instate
their
primitive
ex
­
Those who watched the course of Bayard,
is now working on the Glenn Ranch, Co-
NEATLY EXECUTED AT
of Delaware, last winter must have seen amples.
4 LWAYSON HAND THE BEST STOCK
lusa
county,
(
'al.
that he aimed at the leadership of his party
A of Patent and Home-made Rifle and
The prominent feature of the occn-
In tho Senate. He did not make many able
INDEPENDENT LITERARY SOCIETY,
One of tlie fisheries on tlie Columbia Riv­
Shot Guns, single atid double ; Revolvers
speeches as Senator Thurman, but lie dis- sion was the oration b>’ Prof. Skidmore,
Hohls its regular meetings at the District of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat,
er has commenced shipping salmon to tlie
{»laved inflexibility of will and executive
small and ¡»owerful ; Derringers, the latest
bree in a greater degree than any other and we unhesitatingly pronounce it East packed in barrels, uncut, just as they School House every Friday ovening.
I ami best; also, the best Powder and Pow­
(
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ll
AS.'
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ELL,
President.
member of his party. He it was who defeat­ the master effort of a giant mind. It came from tlie fishermen, one shipment
der Flasks ; Hunting and p<x*ket knifes of
Miss E lla Krun, Sec’y.
ed Senator Mor on's proposition to amend
the liest brands; all sorts of Shot and
of
this
kind
reached
its
destination
in
good
tho rules so as to make the formality of de­ was beautiful in thought, noble in sen­
Pouches; Caps, Wads ami everything in
order
and
tlie
second
was
increased
to
two
SPECIAL NOTICES.
claring a Presidential election less danger­ timent, clothed in terse, concise lan­
the
Sportsman's line.
THE TIMES OFFICE»
ous ; and his avowed policy was to take the
car-loads, instead of one.
He will also keep a full lino of SHELF
Life is Swee
chances of throwing the next election into guage, and delivered in an easy,
HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds
President Grant recently’ purchased forty
the House, where the result would bo the
and
sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers.
eloquent
manner.
And
how
we
chuck
­
thousand dollars’ worth of real estato in
choice of a Democrat. Thurman was in­
The blood is the life of tho human system.
a complete assortment of Table and
clined to yield to the blandishments of Mor­ led at the story of the woman who Prince George's county, Maryland, a Jew Keep it pure ami all is well; tor this pur­ Tools,
Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply
ton, for the sake of the greater security of
miles from Washington, to use as a stock pose no standard medicine has had so uni­ of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc.
peace, but Bavard was fierce and stern, and wouldn’t die ; but, of course, she was
farm,
lie is preparing to retire, probably, form and amazing success as Dr. J fentry's I Tho above goods are all of the best qual­
represented the aggressive intensity of his a Granger, for one of our timid ones
Celebrated I. X. L. Bitters. This is a pure
and will no doubt soon be enabled to devote stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics i ity, and will be sold
party. Another point may be worth noting:
viz : that Bayard has within a year, given could not have exhibited that amount his entire time to breaking colts and train­ and alteratives which the vegetable kingdom
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
J A ( 'KSONVII. L E, OREGON,
more elegantdinner parties than any other
affords ; and is the only preparation nt pres­
ing
dogs.
New
guns
made
to
order,
and
repairing
of
courage.
man in Washington, the President and Sec­
ent known which thoroughly meets the
Of the statement by’ Butler that he had emergency. The effect of this popular re­ promptly done and in good style. All or­
retary of State not excepted, showing him­
Next in order was the elegant repast
ders filled with dispatch.
self an admirable host, and making a most
renounced tlie devil and all his works, an storative is com....ions. Each dose taken
27tf.
JOHN MILLER.
spread
out
so
temptingly
’
before
us,
pleasing impression upon his guests, among
invigorates the vital energies ami the brain,
exchange
said
it
was
sad
intelligence
for
the
whom were included all the members of where Nature’s bounties were so lav­
its prolonged use will unquestionably
devil, as Ben’s place will bo hard to fill. and
both Houses capable of appreciating a good
cure any ease ot debility, or mental torpid­
dinner. This is not a large matter, but a ishly displayed to perfection, and Who would have thought that Ben,after so ity that does not arise from organic causes
small symptom.
where roasted fowls were piled up in many’ years devoted to the business of the beyond the rcac.. of medicine. It is in tho
AT MOST REASONABLE RATES!
strictest sense of the word, an invigorating
I
i
party
with
tlie
horns
and
tail,
would
go
I royal munificence, and brought forci­
and regulating cordial. If tho nervos are
AT—
Circumstance* Improving.
back on a friend in tfiat manner?
tremulous
and
relaxed,
it
braces
them
;
if
bly to our minds the ravaged henneries
The Cutting and Packing Company, or the liver is torpid it promotes activity in that
Now that a majority of the South­ in our neighborhoods. We partook of
organ; the appetite is poor and digestion a
the Columbia, now have tlie largest net ever
and painful operation, it creates a rel­
ern States are again electing their cit­ their hospitality as the condemned put out in the river. It is 340 fathoms (2,040 slow
—AND—
ish for food and enables the stomach to con­
izens to the important offices, and car­ criminal cats before he is led out to feet) long. It is tended by W. J. Barry, of vert it into healthful aliment. Moreover, It
ASHLAND, OGN.,
is a specific! for a large number of ailments,
pet-bag rule seems to be rapidly com­ execution, well knowing that before Sacramento, and Joe Huntley, of Augusta, some
New Prices at Ashland, Or.
of which are particularly prevalent in
ing to an end, there seems to be a de­ the changing seasons shall bring us to Maine, whe thoroughly understand their the damp and chilly weather'which we so
business, and they take from two hundred often experience in mid-winter. Among
cided improvement in matters there. our Centennial Anniversary we shall to
three hundred fine salmon each timo they these may tie mentioned rheumatism,chills
and fever, and all the morbid conditions of
Those which have thrown off the Rad­ be numbered with the things that put out their net.
J. M. McCAIX A CO.
the digestive organs. Ry insuring perfect
ical yoke are in much better condition were. Yes, we must leave our beauti­
Mr. George Hammond, of Middlebury, digestion and a proper flow of bile, it in­
HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
ave received and are still
Vermont,
says the Record, the gentleman sures puro blood, a vigorous circulation,
turned from San Francisco, where he
than at any time since the war, peace ful homes, must lay down the yard­
and the prompt discharge of all waste mat­
receiving the largest and best selected
has purchased the most complete assort­
who has earned so enviable a reputation in ter from the system.
Js generally restored and crops promise stick and lodger, must give up the
stock of goods ever before offered to the
ment
of
General
Merchandise
over
brought
this country as a breeder of fine wooled
to this market, and is now receiving the public. The stock consists of
well in most localities. Unless the “hope of our gain,” and like the an­ sheep, and who, in connection with Hon. J.
C ast T hem O ut .—If there are any’ dis­ same. Having paid cash tor my goods and
Federal authorities, to gratify their cient Peruvian, ask a kind Providence L. Orcutt, of Massachusetts, has been doing eases which deservo tho name demoniac, bought them cheap, I intend selling them
FANCY & STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
so much to increase the value of California Dyspepsia is one of them. It racks and tears CHEAP FOR THE CASH.
own selfish ends, shall see fit to again to direct us in our search for
the system like a voritable fiend, and
I take country produce in exchange for
READY-MADE
.
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And MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY! K
FISHER & CARO,
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JOB PRINTING!
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LARGE STOCK ? NEW GOODS
NEW FIRMI NEW GOODS!!
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trouble that section, their eventual
prosperity is assured.
Jury Disagreed
The jury in the Tilton-Beecher case
has finally been discharged, it being
evident that it could not agree. It
stood nine in favor of Beecher to three
for Tilton. The former claims it as a
victory for him, while the latter and
his friends announce the disagreement
the same as a verdict for their cause In
a smalt amount. It thus appears that
both sides seem satisfied. This being
the case, we think it would be greatly
satisfactory to the people at large to
forego another trial and let the matter
rest as It is. .
“Some lonesome, pleasant dell,
Some hollow in the ground,
Where Grangers do not dwell
And Patrons are not found.”
O ne of the A fflicted .
Speculating on the Mystery.
The Washington Capital of a late
date says the latest speculation as to
the mysterious robbery of the gold
in the National Treasury, whereby
several thousand dollars were abstract­
ed, throws the strange transaction fur­
ther into the past. It is now asserted
that as no settlement was had for three
years, it became necessary, in view of
the one approaching, to account for
some fifty thousand dollars short. A
mysterious robbery balances the ac­
count.
wools by the introduction of Merino blood,
has for the past few days been looking over
the Willamette valley with a view of estab­
lishing an agency where reliable breeding
animals, direct from Vermont and the East,
may be had ; and also to see what arrange­
ments may be mado for the future purchase
of wool in our midst.
renders life a burden. The medicines of
the Dispensary will not expel it. CaRt it
out with Dr. Walker's Vegetable. Vinegar Bit­
ters. There is no form of indigestion or
liver complaint that can withstand this po­
tent tonic and alterative. The newly dis­
covered California roots and herbs, from
which it is prepared, are of more value to
mankind than all the gold of the Pacific
States.
H
goods, and also sell to good men on time
on as reasonable terms as any other house
n the county; but I intend to make the
cash trade a specialty, and any one that has
cash to pay for goods will find it to their in-
lorwt to give me a call before
Ashland, May 11, 1875.
_________
Gentlemen’s and Boys’ Clothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS.
IRON and STEEL,
The Salem Mercury justly remarks that it
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY,
is high time the importation of cheese to
BAILSOAD SALOON,
(SueetMor to Caton A Prry,}
GROCERIES,
Oregon be stopped. In this land of fine
grazing and cheap cattle, it is a want of en­
terprise in that direction which allows the THIRD STREET, JACKSONVILLE, OR., New Boot and Shoe Store. Horse Shoes, Nails, Etc^ etc.
importation of a pound of cheese or butter,
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
and it is hoped that this industry, which
CALIFORNIA STREET.
Price* to Suit the Time*!
cannot but prove highly remunerative, will
receive more attention hereafter. A Mr.
Colby, of Marion county, is engaged in the THROUGH TICKETS, 12 J C ents .
WANTED.
aving permanently located
business, and the products of his dairy, says
in
Jacksonville,
I
respectfully
inform
Three
Thousand
Bushels of Wheat, in ex­
the Mercury, are fully equal in quality to
hoice wines , liquors and ci -
the public that I am prepared to do all
change for goods. Highest prices paid, and
anything imported. It is building up in­
gars constantly on hand. The reading kinds of work in the boot and shoe-making Goods sold at ('ash rates.
dustrial enterprises which enriches a Slate
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi line.
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Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please, give us a call and convince your­
and make a people Independent.
cals and leading papers of the Coast.
29tf.
G. W. FREY.
selves.
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