Wm. M. Turner will shortly leave
for Oakland, Oregon, on business con
nected with retorting the cinnabar
from the Emetine mine, on Beaver
creek, at the Nonpareil works there.
Senator Herriu’s memorial asking
Congress to appropriate $66,000 to
build a wagon road from Arch Rock
Harbor, on the Coast, to Fort Klamath,
has been adopted by both branches of
the Legislature.
The bill for the relief of B. F. Dow
ell ami Jesse Applegate, the sureties
of S. E. May, allowing (hem to pay
the indebtedness in State bonds, has
passed the Senate. We learn that it
is not all the originators desired.
The State Fair Is over and was a
success, but the receipts lacked consid
erably of coming up to last year’s.
Our folks are returning home, and
seem well satisfied with the affair, if
we except the beating of our horses,
which they didn’t relish, of course.
'c hr fc_5
©rmomtic aimes.
Stages behind time.
Teachers’ Institute Friday.
Sachs Bros, closing out rapidly.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
The Alden Fruit Dryer works finely.
well Á Uo..................... New York,
ngill A Uo................... .New York.
Judge Tolman returned from Salem
........................... I os»*ph imi Fount y.
:hvs................................. Kerby ville yesterday.
mud................................ Rock Point
Sheriff Manning has returned from
................................... San. Francisco.
i.p................................ San Francisco the Yreka Fair.
I ’lu'sman............................ St. Louis I
'inckier........................................ relea
Rainy weather seems to have set in
Mil
................................. Linkville
in earnest already.
Religion«* l»ireeiory.
The Alden Fruit Company is man
i
M. E. CUVIU H.— R.»lhri»»us «ervi. es «»very ufacturing sweet cider.
Sumlav. at the usual h«mrs. I»y th«* l’evcr-
Local items from all portions of
en»ls J. R. N. Bell. J. S. M»»U«iin aiul M. A.
Williams, alternately.
Southern Oregon solicited.
C atholic Curium.—Divine Services ev
John Weiss has our thanks for some
ery Sundav. at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa
ther Blanchett.
fine grapes and artichokes.
M. E. Srxr»AY S chool .—Remilar meetings
We learn that A. M. Berry intends
every Sumlay afternoon at 2 <>’eh>« k.
C atholic S cnoay S«’ iiool .— Regular building a new residence soon.
meetings every Sumlav afferno«»n, at two
o’elo»-k.
The Presidential election transpires
less than three weeks from now.
P. 0. REGISTER ANO TRAVELER S GUIDE.
Judge Tolman’s Norfolk colt was not
Static-» leave Ja»-ksonviRe :i*< follows :
For Rock Point. Grant's Puss and Rose entered in the two-year-old race.
B etter P ost IIiMSEiar.—Mr. Cob
burg. every day at 8:30 a. nt. Mail closes at
II. B. Oatman and family, of Port vig, in his speech Saturday evening,
8 a. tn.
For Phivnix. Ashland. Yreka and Red- land, are in this section on a visit.
informed his audience that the largest
dint», California, every day at 2:30 p. m.
The Josephine Circuit Court com portion of the Union army were Dem
Mail close's at 2
tn.
For Appletrat»», Kerbyville, Waldo and mences at Kerbyville next Monday.
ocrats. He was a soldier himself and
Crese'ent t’itv, every Monday and Thursday
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morning at I »•’»•lock. Mail closes at 8 p. iu.
E I. Crandall, of the Ashland Tid- knew whereof he was speaking. Now
th»* pnM'etlintr evening.
The mail tor <’ent ml Point. Table Rock, /hq/.v, favored us with a call Saturday comes tho “S don” who conceived the
Eagle Point. Brownsbonnurh and Sam’s last.
Sentinel's account of the meeting and
V illry. leaves every Friday morning ;
el >*es the preceding evening.
Miss Issie McCully has opened a disputes the statement, but only ex
The mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yai-
hibits his gross ignorance in the prem
nax and Lake Citv, leaves Ashland every variety store one door west of Ryan’s
ises instead of disproving what Mr.
Mondav morning. For Linkville every brick.
Monday Thursday and Friday mornings.
Colvig said. lie says :
Money Order Office «»pen from 9 a. in. to
Crawford Hill, who was run over by
Right here we ask, if half the army
5 p. m.
O ffice Horns—From 7 a. m.to" p. m ; a wagon la>t week, is able to about were Democrats, or if in 1860 half the
Sundays, 30 minutes after arrival of stages. again.
people were Democrats, how did Abra
Mail matter must be in on time or it will
not go.
M ax M fi . i . er . P. M.
Col. J. N. T. Miller has been elected ham Lincoln get elected President of
the United States ?
S ocial P arty .—The Jacksonville a director of the State Agricultural
Any one at all posted in political
Social Club will give one of its popular Society.
matters knows that Lincoln received
Those who have promised us wood considerably less than half the popular
parties at its rooms on Friday, October
20th. Everybody is invited to attend. or flour are requested to respond im vote in 1860. The writer of that ar
mediately.
ticle had better acquire a little kuowl-
M an A rrested .—Carausi, who
Sachs Bros, will supply Fort Klam- edge before he attempts the role of n
killed Gordon in Siskiyou county, Cal.,
ath with a large amount of bcets, newspaper critic, especially as Jackson
an account of which we gave in our last,
carrots, etc.
county has quite a number of intelli
was captured at Roseburg last week.
gent people, even if he is not included
Alex. Martin has gone east of
He pa«si d through town shortly aftc:-
in the catalogue.
mountains to look after his stock
ward, in charge of D. B. Rowland.
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terests there.
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T E A C It E RS* IN ST IT U T1 —The Jack-
B urnt in E ffigy .—We learn that
Rev. M. A. Williams will hold re- son County Teachers’ Institute will
H»me of the residents of Kerby vil.e ligious services at the M. l-L Church
I hold its next regular session in the
last week burnt Senator Green »nd Sunday morning.
Ashland Aea»lemy on Friday and Sat
Representative Fuller iu etfigy for
The only Cooper and Carey man we urday, October 20th and 21st, 1876.
their action on the county si at ques- learn of in this section is Casey o fthe
The Institute will open vu Friday
tion. We extremely regret that sui h Mountain House.
morning, at 9 o’» lock, and the day will)
a thing shouhl have occurred.
The members of the Legislature he occupied in illustrations i>( th«; dif-
R eturned .—Wm. Bybee returned from this section may be expected ferent methods of teaching. In tho
home last week, after an extended home in a lew days.
evening the following question will bd
visit to the ol<I folks in Kentucky.
Our live Democratic friend, Milo open fur discussion : lic^dred, That,
He looks in a well preserved state of Dimivk, brought a load down to the it is the duty of tho present Legisla-;I
health ami is glad to get l»a» k to Jack- j »llification meeting Saturday.
lure to increase the school tax aud cn-.
son r«»unty again. \\ e learn that Mr
act a law enforcing compulsory educa
The bill for the relief of Jackson
Bylx e has some tine stuck on the road
tion.
county iu the sum of $868, overpaid
here.
Saturday will be spent in discussing
State taxes, was killed iu the House.
methods of teaching. Iu the evening)
C oming .—We learn that H»»n. L. 1«.
Ab» 1 George and Isaac Vezain have Prof. J. W. Merritt will address the
<trover, our Sen-itor-elect, will deliver purchased the Rose mine, on Cow
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Institute.
one or two -peveht*s in ibis county be creek, paying $2,606 for if, we learn. j
All teachers are requested and ex
fore electi«»n. We hope it may prove
An act to increase the fees of the pected to be present and assist in trj-^
true, as the Governor is an able and
Sheriff-! and Clerks of Jackson and ing to make this the most interesting
interesting speaker. He is bound to
Lake counties 25 per cent, has passed session ever held in Jackson county.
be greeted b^ a large and appreciative
the House.
J. 11. SKIDMORE, President.
audience.
The bill to create the office of State
J.
W illits , Secretary.
P remiums A warded . Judge Tol- land regi-ter at Linkville and provide
O ut of L uck .—This section, usually»
man’s Scainperdown received a first for the sale of State lands therein, has
successful with its horses at the variouJ
premium at the State Fair ; his two- been killed.
fairs, is decidedly unfortunate this year,’
• year-old Norfolk colt also took a first
W. C. Myer last week sold a being beaten in nearly every casCL
premium, and his filly, Peggy Win splendid iron gray Percheron stallion
ters, took a second premium. This to Geo. W. Dimmick, of Hubbard, .At Salem, Judge Tolman’s Norfolk
colt Seauaperdown was beaten io both
stock is thoroughbred. W. C. Myei’-> Marion county.
the mile and two-tnile heat raeej, al
horses took well and were highly ad
The
second
assessment
levied
by
the
though making a fine effort in each*in-
mired.
Alden Fruit Preserving Company is j stance. McDonough’s horse Major
J oint D iscission .—Hon. Henry due to-morrow. Stockholders will take was defeated in the trotting race, good
Klippel, Democratic candidate for Pres notice and pay up.
time being made. Manning’s hbrse
idential Elector, left Monday for Link
We learn that Mrs. Shipley has re- Stonuwall Jackson was also beaten at
ville, where he will meet Gen. W. H.
>igned her position as teacher in the Yrek«, his driver being unaCTo to get
(Mell, Republican candidate for the
District School and is succeeded by him down to his work.
aarne position, in joint discussion to
Miss O. Culbertson.
day. They speak at Ashland on Sat
Y reka F air .—Thu Fair at Yreka
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Col.
J.
N.
T.
Miller
and
family
have
urday next ; at this place on Monday,
was nut as uyitch of ji success as usual.
returned
from
the
Willamette,
where
the 23d, and at Kerbyvilleon the 25th.
J. W. Manniog’s Stonewall Jackson
they
have
been
in
attendance
on
the
Turn out and hear them.
took the first premium of $26 as the
State Grange and Fair.
best roadster exhibited, and Little
L ake C ounty S eat .—The Gover
In a match race at Salem last Mon Nell, also owned by him, took the first
nor has signed tho bill for the location day for $100 aside, quarter of a mile
premium of $5 as the best animal of
<»( the county seat of Lake and it is and repeat, Crooked River beat Bill
all worß exhftiltcd. R. J. Minims, of
now a law. It provides that at the
Gird in two straight heats.
Ashland, displayed specimens of leajji-
ensuing Presidential election the vot
er and his wife exiiilrtted^ UHriage
ers of that county shall vote for either ! Sweet polatoes arc now raise«! in dif»
robe, rag carpet and fur gloves.
Linkville or Lakeview as such seat, ferent portions of the county. Jos.
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and the locality receiving the highest R ipp has raised some fine ones, which
F rom R an FRANcisCuui^jVPiiti
F. ‘
14 F
he
sells
at
ten
cents
a
pound.
number of votes cast shall be the per
Herrin, formerly eflbts.
,on
Dr.
Danforth
last
week
presented
us
manent county seat until otherwise
■ a brief visit to his relation!— Ama itor
with an immense bunch of fine grapes,
provided by law.
Herrin ami furuily. 15® Kettkl is
weighing two pounds and a half, for
now practicing law in San Francisco,
A shland T ilden C lub M eeting . which he will accept our thanks.
and we are pleased to learn that he is
_ The Tilden Reform Club of Ashland
Cash patents have been received at flourishing.
held an interesting and spirited meet the Roseburg Land Office for Joel Dix
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ing at the District School House last on and D. Whetstone, of this county,
C ome to the C enter .—We shall
Monday evening. A large attendance and Daniel L. Green, of Josephine.
in the next few days forward state
was present to listen to W in. 31. Col-
ments of account to those indebted to
Senator Green has introduced a bill
vig, Esq-, who entertained his hearers
the T imes office, and tnnt they will
with a splendid speech of two hours’ to appropriate $2,500 to aid the County respond promptly, as we are in need
duration, which is highly spoken of. Commissioners of Josephine county In of the money or its equivalent.
After he had concluded, Hon. Henry the construction of a wagon road down
P ikenix C lub M eeting .—W. M-
Klippel was called for, but, owing to , Rogue river.
lateness of the hour, declined to speak , Rohl. Kahler the other day pounded Olvig, Esq., and Hon, W. J. Ply male 1;
at length. The Democracy of Ashland i up two ounces of quartz taken from will address the Tilden and Hendricks
is alive to the importance of the en-1 Klippel, McDonough & Co.’s ledge Club ot phtenix ne,xt Saturday even
suing election and will give a good near Fort Lane, which yielded over ing, October 21st. Let there be a g.M»d
iu gold, being over half gold.
turn-out.
account of itself on November 7th.
OCTOBER 19, 1876.
TlIUllNDAY,
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S am ’ s V alley , October 13th.
T uesday E vening , Oct. 17th.
Notice to Tax-Payers !
To THE ETuron OF THE T imes :
A regular meutiug of the Board of
The peaceful quietude of pious old flUiE. UNDERSIGNED SHERIFF OK
l’rustees was hHd this evening. All
Saiq’s Valley 1ms again been disturbed L Jackson <?ounty, Oregon, will moot tlw
the members were present excepting by arvot-lwr one of those lawsuits to re tax-payers of stiid county, f«»r tho purpo>u
receiving taxes, on the following days iu
Mr. Nunan ; President Fisher presid- cover personal property before Justice of
their respective precinct«, at their usual
places of voting, and will remain in each
¡»g- ■«
C. C. Gall, in an action between Jacob precinct from 9 o’clock a . M., until 4 o’olwck
The minntes of the two previous
Conley vs. B. F. Wade. W. J. Stanley r. m ., ot each day, to-wit :
meetings were read and approved.
Jacksonville.....................
Novnmbor Rth
acted as counsel for plaintiff aud B. F. Applegate..........................
Ot h
Mf. Brown, of the Road Committee
Union Town.....................
10th
Wade appeared for himself. A ver Storltngville
............. ......
11th
made a verbal report, stating that they,
dict in favor of defendant was given Manzanita.........................
20th
the Committee, after examining the
?«•»
Willow Springs
by the jury.
Elen.......
walk over the creek from Smith &
xua
Uncle Sam Tilden is very popular iu Ashland..
Hockenjos’ shop, had deemed it inex
Little Bntte....
25th
Table Rock precinct, there being very Big Butte........ .
20th
pedient to have a railing put up as
Flounce
Kock..-.
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2Sth
30 th
proposed until the walk itself was re few voters if any/but who will do him Table Rock.......
honor in casting their votes for him Leland...............
December 4th
paired and made safe. Tho report
«»
Grants Pass....
5th
when
the
day
of
voting
comes.
Pleasant Greek
6th
was accepted.
•«
7th
There is quite an amount of sickness Rock Point.....
i«
The Finance Committee reported
Foots Creek.... • ••
8th
prevailing in tins section at present.
Tax-payers
will
please
pay
their
taxe«
at
back the D emocratic T imes ’ bill of
Elijah Morrison has been very ill for the above stated times. The law in regard
$8.50, and the same was ordered paid.
be strictly enforced.
nearly a month, and is yet lying in a to their collection will J.
W. MANNING,
R. S. Dunlap, Sexton, submitted his
Sheriff and Tax-Collector of Jackson Co.
critical condition.
second quarterly report, which was
J. B. Thoma’,, who mot with the I
read and placed on file.
serious accident of breaking one of ■
( Bills presented : L. W. Carter, for
painting posts for Cemetery, $3.25. his legs in two places, is doing as well
as could be expected.
O bserver .
Referred to usual Committee.
Mr. Browu suggested the necessity
G rand J ollification .—The Dem
of a foot-ibridge over the ereek on 5th ocrats of this section last Saturday eve
street, and other improvements on this ning held a lively jollification over the
street leading to the Alden Fruit Dry result of the October elections. Al
ing establishment lately put up.
though but short notice was given a
After much conversation on the sub gooiLsized audience, including several
ject,, the President said that no or ladies, assembled to hear the speak
dinance had been yet passed declaring ing. Tho Jacksonville Brass Band
this part of 5th street a public street was in attendance, anvils were fired
and opened for travel, which was n uc and Democratic enthusiasm ran high.
essary before improvements eo u Id be At about half-past seven o’clock the
made upon it.
meeting was called to order by E.
Mr. Brown then mo veil that the D. Foudray, E-q , who stated its ob
Board authorize an ordinance to be ject. Stirring speeches were made by
JUST OPENED
drawn up and submitted at the next W. M. Golvig, Esq., Hon. H. Klippel
meeting to declare this street open and A. C. Jones, Esq. Some person in
from California street to Pine. Passed. duced a hoodlum to hurrah for Jeff.
The Recorder was directed to notify Davis ; but when Mr. Klippel arose.he On the corner of Orcgen and Jackson St».,
opposite Odd Eettow'a Hall,
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aft parties whose liquor licenses would soon quitted Lhis disturbance by a well-
expire on the 19th of October.
administered rebuke, which doubtless
Board (hen adjourned to Saturday iI made the parties feel ashamed of the n-
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evening, Oct. 28, 1876.
selves and it was not repeated. At a Jacksonville
WiiENlhe first news came that the late hQur the meeting broke up with
three cheers for Tilileu and Hendricks.
October elections had resulted in favor
WITH AN ENTIRE
of the Republivims, great was their
M il F idler ’ s A nswer .—We else
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enthusiasm ; hut It was not long be where publish Hon. W. W. Fidler’s
fore a telegram announced that Indi reply to our remarks on the Senatorial ; i i < M
ana and West Virginia had gone Dem question, in which we criticized his NEW
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ocratic ami Ohio was close, and a sicker action in refusing to go into caucus
(
looking set ¡than these same Republi and voting against the nominee there
i
cans could not be imagined. To add of. Mr. Fidler’ s reasous for doing a»
¡
to their tribulations the Dem<x*racy he did are certainly novel, to say the
had a Jollification over this grand re least. He intimates that he was at
t.
sult, and their lamentations have been ! liberty to dh as he pleased, which we
taken, up by the Sentinel which, after acknowledge was in onujsense his priv
declaring that the meeting was an un- ilege ; but we yet hold that the great b «I.L» Nini
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iuiportaut affair, sees fit, huwever, to er mass of his Democratic constituents
wade through an entire column in re doubtless desired that he conform to
viewing it. XJt'sntlsfitd with belit- Democratic usages, go into caucus and
t ÎU/T »‘I Tl1
iq aq uulpUbful support its nominee, whoever he may be.
tT h*!’’>.’! ‘nr
nrmner It^lsairiWepresèirts tlie'speftk- To have beaten the caucus uomiuee aud
ers, no doubtdeeming that service to elected h Senator with the aid of Re HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
ici'. .1 iF»T -;::b i
its party demands such action. The publican votes could not but have
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Demoprats nevertheless feel satisfied greatly demoralized the Democracy
with the meeting, and why should It> and made our success doubtful next • • X • i 4 u j i b GROCERIES.
month.
publicans complain ?
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Q uarterly M eetings .—The fol
L ook O ut for H im .—We have re
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ceived the fallowing, under date of lowing is the first round of quarterly Hardware, Cutlery and Orooiery,
meetings for Jacksonville District, M. /lebt“
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New York, October 3d, 1876 :
E.
Church
South
:
Applegate
Circuit,
i>na
v-ijii.
There is a man it) your State who
has been victiiUizing many ot your fourth Sunday in October, at Morning
.ETC.. ETC ,
citizen« by tmllectfng subscriptions to Star ; Jacksonville Circuit, fifth Sur*- b ninn
our moutldy aW»»rld of Fashion,” pre*, day in October, at Manzanita; Table
r -4.1km b llbl'H.t
tending to be our agent; he isaswiud- Rock Circuit, first Suu day in Novem
ler and-, is tmkimwn to us exuepi
Whieh will be eold CHEAPER than th«
through'the comiilaints made to us of ber, at Sam’s Valley. The officiary
CHEAP1«T in the State.
’
his operations* be uses various names, will please attend.
such as Howard, Hardy, &e. By
J. W. S tahl , P. E.
GREAT SACRIFICE!
noticing this through the columns <>i
N otice to T ax -P a yers .—Sheriff •iL 1 t-R V«? »:Z » "T'jj ' »i
your valuable paper, people would be
IS—-
put uiH)ii their
aqduQjUap is it J. W. Manning elsewhere publishes the Vi
might lead to• his'capture.’’ ‘
dates when he will meet the tax«payers B L AC K SMIT HIN Q !
Very respectfully,
of Jackson couuty iu the various pre-
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A. B urdette S mith .
ciuHs
for
the
purpose
of
collecting
the
!
I>. S.—To make himself appear more taxes for the year 1876.
A S ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL-
th ItA
reeoi(4 printed
ing out at cost and freight, we are ready
to
do
blacksmithing at rost and freight, but
with “World of Fashion” on it.
luox ix the B lool ».—The P kkuviax
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DRY-GOODS. 'FINCY GOODS,
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The undersigned will of-
fqr at auction at their store in Jackson,
villo their entire stock of General
M.ercbaudise, consisting of dry goods,!
elothlrfg, boots and shoes, groceries,
hardware and mauy other artu.Ies too !
numerous to mention. Sale will com-
mence on Saturday, September 2, 1876,
and wHtihaailtiode^ evBry Moniay
and Saturday f>1 lowing, until all is
sold. Ttife’entire stock will p6sitivel^|
be sold without reserve. Come every-!
body and secure bargains.
Those indebted to us are requested
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for the last time to come forward, pay
up. and save expenses.
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FlX^.,G rapes .—Col. J. N. T. Miller
has placed us under obligations for a
large basket of delicious grapes. One
oft'ttib- buriches ’weighed lioaii thtto
pounds. Even» qur devil sinole a
ghastly smile as they disappeared I
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S elling O ut .—Ben Sachs Is selling
outi hii flit!re stock of gopds at fing
Francisco cost. Here’s a chance for
liargains. Store fixtures for sale.
I
Give him a call.
S yiut vitalizes aud enriches the blood,
tones upthe system, builds up the broken-
down, cures Dyspepsia, Debility, Dropsy,
Chills iu»d Fever», Uh runic D|arrAn«a, .Ner
vous Affections. Boils, Humors,. Diabetes,
etc. Thousands have been changed by the
use ot this ntmedy from weak, sickly; suf
fering ejetmnes, to strung, healthy, and I
happy men aud women ; and invalids can
not reasonably hesitate to give it a trial.”
A 32-page pamphlet, containing a history
ol the rEKU vian S>* kuh , a vid liable paper
on progress in medical science, a treatise on
iron Yis st medical agent, testimonials front
distinguished physicians, clergymen and
olhei>, wUl bQst*ne.pev to auy address.
tfc ijuxs,
l’ruprjetors, 86
SEiit $V. F owi . ,!•;
e A
S ons , Proprietors,
Ilitrdson Ave., Boston. Sold by dealers
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genefdlK’. ’
must have Uje cash when the work is com
pleted. «bop on the corner of California
and Main streets.
SHANNON A BIKDSEY.
F. RITSCHARD,
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WATCH MAKER AND JEWELEIC.
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1 ure in iulorniiug Lbo public that he haa
juslopwieij out iu JEuigeU’a building, ou
California street, where ho Is prepared to
eiiectiie all work in bin line in the best man»
lierand at reasonable rates.
Claapjug ayd repairing watches and
jewelry a sikMualty.
«Ivo me u call.
Fi KITSCH A RD.
F rom R. F ei . lo . vs , M. D- of H ill , N. II.
—Although I have geyerally a great objec
All Kinds of Job Printing
tion r*> patent rneaiemes, I can but sav hi
justiq^-to- 1HL Wxsiua’s B alsam of \V ua >
HP /» t
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