<t lit gmtittaiii ©imtsi.
THE DCTY OF OEWOCRATM.
An Opposition Opiuiou.
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR
Specimen of shell-work.........$2
do
braid-work......... 2
Best
silk
quilt
........................... 2
—OF THE—
2d
do
............................ 1
Best patch-work quilt............ 2
Jackson County Agricultural Society, 2d
do
............................ 1
Best quilt of any kind made
WILL BE HELD AT
by an old lady over 60 yrs. 5
Best home-made coverlet...... 2
do
do
do
do
do
do
But a few days more than a week : A Portland correspondent of the
San Francisco Chronicle, a Republican
Ilffirial Pap<*r for Jotksnn X- Joseph In* Conntirs. I will elapse ere the people of Oregon
will be called upon to choose a Repre- sheet, after statirg that Lane would i
FRIDAY.......................... OCTOBER 15, 1875. tentative in Congress. The various he elected by from 1,000 to 1,500 votes,
do
do
gives
the
following
clear
synopsis
of
candidates have long been In the field, i
HOUSEHOLD
FABRICS.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. the issues are made, and the time the’ situation in this State, which THE BYBEE GROVE, Best hearth rug....................... $1 and diploma
COMMENCING
Best woolen knit stockings... 1
do
draws near when nothing remains but shows what little hopes the Republi­
——♦—-------
Best cotton “
“
... 1
do
cans have of success :
Best cotton knit stockings by
to cast a ballot for the candidate of
Misses under 12 years...... 1
do
Unhappily for Warren he is not a Thursday, October 21, 1875,
FOR iXINGRESS,
each one’s choice.
Best woolen fringed mittens.. 1
do
good speaker—a very dull one in fact
Awd Continuing Three Days.
Best woolen mittens, plain... 1
do
The Democracy havo been exceed- i —and, foreign born as he was, it
B’st home spun sto’king yarn 1
do
ingly fortiyiate in securing as its can- I seems he belonged to the Know Noth­
Bost foot mat, home-made... 1
do
LA FAYETTE LANE, didate a man whom all its partisans ings in 1855. In this city it will lose
PREMIUM LIST.
B’st gentlemen’s shirts hand­
made....................................... 2
do
Best pair buckskin gloves..... 2
do
can vote for with a will, in the person him hundreds of votes among the
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
Germans
and
Irish
and
other
foreign-
’
DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES.
OF DOUGLAS,
of Hon. Lafayette Lane, of Douglas lorn citizens. He is a temperate man '
CLASS No. 1—HORSES.
do
Best exhibit of butter............ .$3
county. A staunch Democrat, honest in his habits, yet the Temperance or- 1
.
3
do
cheese
............
No. 1— Thoroughbred.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
bread ............ 2
do
and able, he unites the party as no ganization nominated another candi­ Best stallion, 3 years old and upwards.... $15
do
corn-bread.... o
Best
mare,
3
years
old
ami
upwards
........
15
date, and as the major part of that
do
rve-bread..... 2
H on . L. F. L ane , Democratic candidate other candidate could. His abilities,
No. 2— Thoroughbred.
do
vote comes from Republican ranks he
brown-bread. . 2
for Conirrcss, w ill address his fellow citizens in the canvass with the other candi­
“
cake
by
y
’
ung
Best
draught
stallion,
..................................
$10
lose much more of the total cast
at the following time ami places :
dates, have been shown to good ad. will
lady under 20 years............ 2
do
for
that candidate than will Lane. Best draught mare and colt....................... io Best
display
of
cake
by
miss-
l.n («ramie................. .......... Octol>er 15th vantage, and offer a pleasing contrast
GRADED.
Thus, with the split in the Re­
es under 14 years................. 2
do
1’nion..........................
16th
No. 3—Flora™ o/JFbr*:.
Raker Citv.................
18th to the superannuated and erratic argu­ publican party, which grew out of the
HONEY, PRESERVES AND PICKLES.
Canyon City.............
21st ments of Warren, and the incoherent anti-Mitchell and anti-Holladay schism Best stallion 4 years old and over..............$10 Best honey not less than 5 tbs..$l and diploma
2d do
“
“
«
............. 5 Best canned tomatoes............ 1
Opposing candidat
are invited to join
do
of
two
years
ago,
and
is
represented
Best
mare
4
years
old
and
over
.................
8
tergiversations
of
Whitney,
which
“
blackberries..... 1
do
him.
“
“
................. 4
“
raspberries....... 1
do
will bring to his support many votes by those who are known as the “Ore- 2d do
No.
4
—
Draft
Horses.
gonian
Ring,
”
the
Independent
trou
­
“
peachos............. I
do
BILLY, DENWCRATN, HAI.I.Y !
from the ranks of his political oppo­ ble of this year, and the Temperance Best stallion 2 years old and over.............. $10
“
pears.................. 1
do
“
apples................ 1
do
do
“
“
................ 5
opposition, Warren has no chance at 2d
lion. J. K. Luttrell, Congressman nents.
“
quinces.............. 1
do
Best mare 2 years old and over with colt
Democrats should not lose sight of ail of an election. The Democrats by side........................................................... 8
“
cherries............... 1
do
from the Third District of California, i
“
currants
.............
1
do
Best
mare
2
yrs.
old
and
over
without
colt
4
will
elect
Lane
by
a
large
vote,
and
the importance of the ensuing elec­
“
grapes................ 1
do
No.
5
—
Roadsters.
this
victory
will
give
them
much
pres
­
will address the citizens of this sec­ tion. It is true that it is only a spec-
Best apple jelly....................... 1
do
Best stallion 3 years old and over........... $10 Best currant jelly..................... 1
do
tion, on the political issues of the day, ! ial event; but on its result will depend tige for the State election next June, 2d do “
5 Best poach jelly....................... 1
do
when the Legislature then e’e ted Best gelding 3 years “ old and over ..........
.......... 8 Best quince jelly..................... 1
do
at the Court House to-morrow (Satur. J in a great measure the future destiny ; will have also to choose a United 2d do “
*
“
.......... 4 Best Blackberry jelly............ 1
do
Best mare 3 years old and over............. 8 Best preserved quinces.......... 1
day) evening, at seven o’clock. Every- | of our party in this State. If we elect States Senator in September to succeed 2d
do
do “
‘
“
.............. 4
“
peaches.......... 1
do
Kelly,
present
Democratic
Senator,
our
candidate
on
the
25th,
the
pres
­
body is invited to attend.
No. 6— Carriage I Torses.
“
pears.............. 1
do
tige gained from this victory will whose term will expire March’4, 1877. Best pair carriage horses owned and used
“
apples............ 1
do
“
plums
.............
1
do
as
such
by
one
person
................................
$6
alone be sufficient to enable us to tri­
Governor Grover's Speech.
Republican Ylisstateiiiciits.
do
2d do.................................................................... 4 Bost tomato catsup............... 1
Best pickled cucumbers....... 1
do
umphantly carry the State in the elec­
No. 7— Roadster Teams.
The speech of Governor Grover at
“
onions............... 1
do
We find the following in our cotem­ tion next June. The termination of
six horse team owned and used by
“
gherkins.......... 1
do
Albany last week is reported to have Best
one
person..................................................... $6
porary’s issue of last week :
that campaign will involve the election been a masterly effort and is highly Best six
MISCELLANEOUS.
mule team owned and used by
From the report of the Assessor it will be i of a successor to Senator Kelly and
ono person...................................................... 4 Best pair of dross boots......... $1 and diploma
complimented by the press. He ex­
seen that the indebtedness of Jackson coun- ,
“
heavy hoots........ 1
do
No. 6—Colts.
“
ladies’ shoes....... 1
do
ty is $384,739. How is that for economy, as | also how Oregon will vote in the Pres­ plained in clear and forcible language Best 2-year-old.................................................. $'»
Best display of cabinet ware.. 5
do
preached on the stump by every Democratic idential campaign in Noveml>er fol­
2d best................................................................. 4
“
wooden ware 2
do
the
position
taken
by
the
Democracy
Best 1-year-old................................................... 6
aspirant for office ; and yet this county has | lowing. Our success then will secure
“
tin ware........ 2
do
in
this
campaign,
and
proved
to
the
2d
best................................................................. 4
been under Democratic rule tor the last fif- ■
POULTRY.
a member of the U. S. Senate, who
Best sucking colt............................................... 6
teen or twenty years, with the exception of i
audience that the party had no de­ 2d
best................................................................. 4 Best trio of large chickens,
including Bramahs and
once or twice when the Republican party will be on the side of the people in its sign of dividing the school fund, or
No. 9— Saddle Horses.
Cochins.................................. 83 and diploma
was in power.
bt.itle with the cormorants of a Re­
Best saddle horse............................................. $6 2d best....................................... 1
do
that
they
were
in
league
with
Rome.
A more ridiculous statement could publican administration, and a further
2d best................................................................. 4 Best trio of small chickens,
No. 10— Jacks and Mules.
including Leghorns, Span­
not he made. The figures of the As­ victory will materially aid in placing He arraigned the Republicans for their
do
many acts of corruption and misrule; Best Jack............................................................ $5 ish and game....................... 3
sessor represent the total amount of a Democrat at the head of the Nation,
2d
best
.......................................
1
do
Best Jennet........................................................ 5
opposed
the
pernicious
banking
and
'
Best
pair
of
turkeys
..............
2
do
Best
mule
2
years
old
.....................................
5
indebtedness of every individual in the displacing a corrupt and motley crew
“
geese..................... 2
do
tariff systems of the country, and ex­ Best mule 1 year old....................................... 5
“
ducks.................. 2
do
county, for which the Democratic par- of Radical officials, and bringing us
Best pair of mules raised in the county.... 8
posed acts of dishonesty in the ad- |
A
diploma
will
be
awarded
in
each
ty is certainly not responsible. Far once more to the high road of National
ministration of our ndional affairs,! instance in addition to the premium offered.
All entries shall be made with the Secre­
from being $384,739 in debt, Jackson ' prosperity and dignity. But, on the
CLASS 2—CATTLE.
tary, and no entry will be received later
which made a lasting impression on his
than 6 o’clock p. m ., of the first day of the
county has no funded debt, and com­ other hand, should we allow the en­
Nu mber 1— Thoroughbred.
hearers. The audience was a large Best bull..................................$10 and diploma I Fair. No deviation from this rule, except
paratively few outstanding warrants, ( suing election to go by default, it will
by order of the Board. No article, or any
“
one and listened to the Governor’s Best cow.................................. 8
animal entered for premium can be re­
considering the great expense conse­ naturally tend to dishearten the De­
No. 2— Graded.
moved and taken away before the close of
able and sound remarks with the i Best bull..................................
$15 and diploma j the exhibition, without special permission.
quent upon a large amount of crime mocracy in the future, who will hardly
closest attention, often manifesting
best...... .............................. 10
No premium will be paid on articles or an­
being adjudicated this year. Yes; recover to enter the campaigns next their approval in rousing applause. 2d
Best cow... .............................. 10
imals removed in violation of this rule.
this comity has been under Democratic year with a will worthy of the occa­ This speech done much for the Demo- j 2d best...... .............................. 5
In case of but two entries for the same
Best calf.... .............................. 8
premium in any ono class, but one premi­
rule ever since its organization, with sions, thereby losing us a U. S. Senator, cratic cause.
2d best...... .............................. 4
um (the 1st) will be awarded ; and in no
case will a premium be awarded where
the exception of a very few years, . Legislature, and worse, still, the elec­ Hendricks on the Financial Question.
CLASS 3—S1TEEP.
there is only ono entry—but in that case the
A5/ mber 1— Thoroughbred.
which accounts for her having a finan­ toral vote of Oregon in the Presiden.
entrance fee will be returned on application
Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, Best buck. ............................... $10 and di ¡»loma to the Secretary.
cial standing equaled by few and ex­ tial conflict. It is useless to enumer­
2d best
The entrance will be 33’4 percent, on the
celled by no county on the Coast. And ate the evils to result from such an while stumping Ohio for the Democ­ Best ewe.. .............................. 8
premium offered.
2d best...... .............................. 4
JACOB TSH, President.
to this she was brought by the Demo­ event. The corruption and reckless, racy, during the recent campaign,
No.
2
—
Graded.
W.
J.
P
lymai
.
e
, Secretary.
cratic party after being deluged in debt ness of the Republican party, as prac­ made the following sound remarks, Best buck.. ................................$5 and diploma
o
and county warrants run down to less ticed by its members, from President in his speech at Zanesville, on the Best ewe... ................................ 4
SPEED PROGRAMME
2
than 40 cents on the dollar under Re­ down, is too well known for us to en­ financial question. This dispels the 2d best......
CLASS 4-SWINE.
publican rule, in the palmy days of ter into a detail of them here. And yet, charges made by the Republicans that
this
statesman
was
favoring
inflation:
iVo. 1— Blooded.
T. McF. Patton and C. S. Drew.
as we have heretofore said, the failure I I have heretofore expressed the Best boar.. .................................$8 and diploma
best...... ............................... 4
Nheridan’« Mission.
of the Democracy to do its duty in opinion that a wise statesmanship 2d
Of Jackson Co. Agricultural Fair.
Best sow... ................................ 6
the Congressional election, to transpire may avoid the extremes of a con­ 2d best...... ...... 1........................ 3
It is now known that General Sheri­
No. 2— Graded.
Thursday. October 21s*.
Monday after next, may be the prime j tracted currency, cramping enterprise
dan’s recent mission to this State was
Best boar... ................................ $6 and diploma
and
labor
on
the
one
hand,
and
of
an
Running
Race, half a mile. Premium,
cause of a repetition of this outrageous
....................... 3
best......
$50 ; $37.50 to tirst horse, ami $12.50 to the
inflated and depreciated currency on 2d
to investigate the situation of various :
state of affairs for four years or more the other; that they are the extremes Best sow... ................................ 4 o
second.
2d best......
Indian tribes, as troubles were antici­
Friday. October 22d.
longer.
of gluttony and starvation, and health In this department the same animal cannot ( Trotting race, mile heats, best two in
pated with them. He found there
Everything seems to favor a Demo­ and strength will come of neither. I be entered more than once, except in sweep- ■
Premium, $100 ; tirst horse, $75, and
was not as much danger to fear as cratic triumph. The opposition is di­ have an unshaken confidence that stakes, or as a colt with its sire or dam, as a three.
$25 to the second.
of a family.
w’as supposed. The General will vided, disheartened and without hope; the National Council of our party will member
Saturday, October 23d.
No animal will he allowed to compete for
probably have an opportunity to dis­ the result of the elections everywhere so adjust these differences as to main­ any premium unless free from disease or ' Running race, single dash of a mile. Pre­
blemish which can be transmitted to pos­ mium of $100; winner to receive $75, and
tinguish himself in this line ere is in our favor; the superiority of our tain our ancient doctrine in favor of terity.
a sound and stable currency, shaping Animals exhibited in No. 6 and 7, of class second horse $25.
long, as all the best military authori. 1 candidate is acknowledged by all, and our
¡»olitics in accordance thereto, 1, to be tested in harness.
Twenty-five per cent, entrance in all the
ties predict a general Indian outbreak no obstacle is in the way of our sue. with a return to specie payments al­
above premiums. Free to all horses. The
rules of the Society will govern in all cases.
in the Northwestern Territories. The cess if the Democracy does its duty. ways anew, and at the same time
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Not less than three to enter nor less than
uprising will have its centre about the And that duty consists simply in every avoiding disasters which w’ould im­
AGRICULTV RAL PRODUCTS.
two to start lor all purses.
1st premium. 2d prom.
Black Hills; but cannot take place be­ Democrat going to the polls on Mon­ mediately follow contraction.
of wheat.............. $3 00
$2 00
fore Spring. Preparations are already day, Octolier 25, 1875, and depositing Southern Oregon Should go for Lane. Best bushel
SELLING OFF
“
oats.................. 3 00
2 00
being made to meet these troubles, his liallot for Lafayette Lane for Con­
“
barley............. 3 00
2 00
For the first time for many years Twelve
years
of
corn
............
3
00
2 00
—FOR—
and military stations are being estab­
4 00
gress. Nothing more—nothing less. has Southern Oregon had the honor Display of grain from 1 farm.. 6 00
Peck of white beans............. 2 00
1 00
lished so as to encircle the Indian
Let us make his majority larger than of furnishing a candidate for Congress.
“
peas............................ 2 00
1 00 COST AND FREIGHT!
country, that the army will be able ■
“
alfalfa seed............... 3 00
1 50
any one ever received by a candidate Hon. James D. Fay, candidate forthat Display
of squashes 5 or more 2 00
1 00
to crush out a war immediately. It for Congress in Oregon, and in its
position in 18GG, was the last from this
“
onions...................... 2 00
1 00
is thought that this will be a bloody enormity crush out the last hope of section placed in nomination by the
“
beets.......................... 2 00
1 00 rpHE UNDERSIGNED, DESTRING TO
“
cauliflower
.............
2
00
1 00 L close out business in JaeKsonville, offers
war, and will cost the Government a Republican success in time to come,
“
display of vegeta­
Democracy, while Republicans have
for sale at cost and freight for cash his com­
large sum to suppress it. The causes placing Oregon in front rank in the
bles from I garden 5 00
3 00 plete ami first-class stoeK of dry goods, dress
never chosen for that position any one
“
garden seeds......... 3 00
2 00 goods, shawls, ribbons, ladies’ and chil­
which are leading to it do not speak Democratic phalanx of 1876, and bury
“
apples...................... 3 00
2 00 dren’s hose and shoes, gentlemen’s furnish­
who claimed to be from Southern
“
pears........................ 3 00
2 00 ing goods, hats, groceries, crocxery, lamps,
well for the present management of. Radicalism so deep in its own corrup­ Oregon. It is therefore highly proper
“
peachos
...................
3
00
2 00 baskets, spoons, Knives and forks, tobacco
Indian affairs, nor for the Administra­
“
plums
......................
3
<K)
2 00 and cigars, pipes, cutlery, stationery, toys,
tion that it shall never again rear its that all persons in this region, irre­
tion.
“
grapes, 3 varieties 3 00
2 00 YanKee notions, and everything usually
evil head.
spective of party, should vote for La­
found in a first-class variety store.
FLOUR.
Warren Heriiae« to Answer.
My stock is fresh and of the bes*, and
Again we say : Democrats, do not fayette Lane. Not that he will slight Best sack of wheat Hour...$2 00 and diploma those
desiring anything in my lino should
Sack of red wheat Hour
fail
to
be
at
the
polls,
and
do
your
other
sections
of
the
State
in
prefer
­
give
me
a call.
Mr. Lane, in his speech at Lafayette, ¡
to be exhibited by tlie
Those knowing themselves indebted will
manufacturer,
with
a
ence for this, but, being better ac­
__________
charged that Henry Warren entered duty.
please settle immediately. I mean business.
statement of variety and
BEN. SACHS.
quainted
with
our
wants,
he
will
nat
­
the Know-Nothing wigwam in May,
quantity of wheat to
Ridiculous.
JaeKsonville, July 1, 1875.
•
make
it
............................
2
00
“
urally do vastly more for us than his
1855, and took oaths not to support
Several of the Republican organs of competitors could do, if they desired
any foreigner or naturalized citizen
New Boot and Shoe Store,
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
to
do
so.
Southern
Oregon,
in
view
this
State
have
recently
asserted
that
for office, when he, Warren, was a na­
FABRICS, MILL AND DO­
C alifornia S treet ,
tive of Great Britain. This made the Southern Oregon would give Warren of this matter, should give Mr. Lane TEXTILE MESTIC
PRODUCTS.
a
large
majority.
It
will
certainly
MILL FABRICS.
blood rush to Mr. Warren’s face, for he a majority. We dislike to crush the
never regret it.
Jacksonville, - - - -
Oregon.
Best
display
of
of woolen goods by
fond
hopes
which
these
articles
have
knew that it was fatal to him if the
one factory........................................Diploma
I.nne In Eastern Oregon.
people learned the fact before the elec­ aroused in Warren’s breast, but we
NEEDLE, SHELL A WAX WORK, CLOTHING,
CAI’S, ETC.
tion. He did not deny the charge in must say that such statements are
Advices from Eastern Oregon are of Best exhibit HATS,
aving permanently located
greatest
in Jacksonville, the undersigned re­
his reply, for he knew that it was use­ ridiculous. No one acquainted with a very favorable character. The De­ No. of articles and
in this class..$5 and diploma
spectfully
the public that he
do prepared to do informs
less, as it could be substantiated by the facts has ever dreamed of such a mocracy there is enthusiastic and har­ Ottoman cover.................................
all
kinds
of work in the boot
Fancy chair work with ne’dle 2
do
and
shoe
making
line.
Satisfaction
guaran­
at least forty men in Yamhill County, thing, and the Idea is preposterous. monious, and will poll a strong vote Crochet shawl.......................... 2
do
teed.
M.CATON.
Lamp
stand
mat
.............................
do
who saw him in the wigwam. He It is conceded even by the Republi­ for Lane. On the contrary, the Re­ Ornamental needle-work...... 3
do
also saw the man who administered cans that Lane will carry the section publicans are inactive and seem Silk embroidery...................... 2
do
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
dressing-gown 2
do
these oaths was present, and also knew of Oregon south of the Calipooia wholly disinterested in the ensuing Embroidered
do
ladies’ robe...... 2
do
do
table-spread... 1
do
that the minutes and ritual of the Mountains by 600 or 700. By what election. Hon. James H. Slater has
O THE FARMERS OF JACKSON
do
child
’
n
cloth
’
s
3
do
County : The proprietors of the Ash­
we
can
learn
from
reliable
sources
his
lodge that he Joined were in the audi­
do
ladies’collar... 1
do
taken the stump for Lane, having al­
land Mills trill not exchange flour for wheat,
do
handkerchief.. 1
do
only for the producer’s own consumption’
ence. He entirely ignored the sub. majority will probably exceed that ready spoken at Pendleton, Summer­ Tatting
collar............................ 1
do
and
that in their own sacks, unbranded ;
Ject, thereby con vinci ng everyone 400, making him a majority of 1,000, ville, Weston and other localities. It Worked collar.......................... 1
do
but will buy good milling wheat and pay
do
the highest market price.
that the charge was true, and he dare | at least, in Southern Oregon. This Is is conceded by all that Lane will re­ Best display of millinery...... 3
Best van’ty linen embroid’ry 2
do
WAGNER, ANDERSON & CO.
not deny it.
i another instance of Radical perversion. ceive a large majority in that section. Specimen of wax flowers...... 2
do
Ashland, August 18, 1875.
T. G. REAMES.
K. R. REAMES.
REAMES BROS.,
(Successors to White A Martin,)
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CALIFORNIA STREET,
JACKSONVILLE,
-
-
OREGON.
LOW PRICES WILL WIN
A4
A4
44
A4
A4
44
44
undersigned take pleas -
ure in notifying their friends and the
T he
public generally’ that they have purchased
the stock of White A Martin, and are now
receiving and opening a very large, exten­
sive and well-selected assortment of
44
A4
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
Beady-Made Clothing,
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Hats and Caps,
LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES.
We have also In connection with the ahoy’©
a very large and fine stock of choice
GROCERIES,
GLASSWARE, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
EN AND WILLOW
WARE, ETC.
Wo are now ready to sell anything in our
line at loyvest cash prices. Persons wishing
to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
vantage to examine our stock before pur­
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
to be undersold by any house in Jacksun
county.
j^iF’Giy’o us a call, and then judge for
vourself as to our capacity’ to furnish good«
as above.
REAMES BROS.
Jacksonville, Feb. 12. 1875.
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California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
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A of Patent and Home-made Rifle and
Shot Guns, single and double ; Revolvera
of the latest patents ; Pocket Pistols, neat,
small and powerful ; Derringers, the latest
and best; also, the best Powder and Pow­
der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of
the best brands; all sorts of Shot and
Pouches; Caps, Wads and everything in
the Sportsman’s line.
He will also keep a full line of SHELF
HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds
and sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers,
Tools, a complete assortment of Table and
Pocket Cutlery’, together with a full supply
of Paints, Oils’, Varnishes, Glass, etc.
The above goods are all of the best qual­
ity, and will be sold
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
New guns made to order, and re]»airing
promptly done’and in good style. All or­
ders filled with dispatch.
27tf.
JOHN MILLER.
JUST ISSUED.
Two Hundredth Edition.
MANHOOD.
Revised and corrected l,y’ the author, E. de
F. CURTIS, M. D., Ac.
MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE
and cure of premature decline in man,
showing how health is lost, and hoyv re­
gained. It gives a clear synopsis of the ini-
j>ediments to marriage, the treatment of
nervous and physical debility, exhausted
vitality, and all other diseases apjM’riaining
thereto ; the results of twenty years’ suc­
cessful practice.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There is no
member of society bv whom this book will
not be found useful, yvhether he l>e parent,
preceptor or clergyman.—¿London Times.
CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book
should be read bv the young for instruc­
tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it will
injure no one.— Medical Times and Gazette.
Price.—One dollar, by mail or express.
Address the author, DR. CURTIS, 520 Sut­
ter Street, or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco,
is
GEORGE W. FREY.
(Successor to Caton <1* Frey,)
New Boot and Shoe Store,
CALIFORNIA STREET.
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permanently located
in Jacksonville, I respectfully inform
H aving
the public that I am preimred to do all
kinds of work in the boot and shoe-making
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
29tf.
G. W. FREY.