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Oi’hial Paper for Jarkson, Jovphinc 1 Lake.
GEM ICAI. voris ANI» Mils.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
California is having some rain.
The notorious Mart. Taylor will edit the
Mitchell organ in Umatilla «sanity. Truly,
a tit servant tor such a master.
Notice of Consolidation.
Mew Miui<!nr«l loin
The proposition urged by
William
Wheeler Hubbell, of Philadelphia, for
the adoption of his patented combina
tion metal, called Goloid, as a standard
The body of Lieut. Theller, who was
coin metal of the United States, and killed in tiie Nez Perce war, has lx*«m ex
humed anil sent to Oakland, Cal., for inter
in behalf of which Senator Wallace in ment.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
I
troduced a bill recently, has made a
It. A. Pierce, of Baker City, has been de
A meeting of the Democratic State Cen
barred
from practicing in lhe Suite Courts
tral (’«'«iimitter* is hereby called to be held I very favorable impression on a number j until .May next tor willful misconduct and
Among I deceit.
in the City of Portland the 31st day of Jan- ; of prominent Congressmen.
uary, 1878. A full attendance is requested. them is Alexander II. Stephens, chair
There arò in the Insane Asylum, at East
Portland, 2'^8 persons—102 males and «>G to
<’. 15. B e L linuek , Chairman,
man of the House committee on coin males, according to tiie report of the Super
S alem , January 3, 1878.
age, weights and measures, who the intendent, Dr. J. C. Hawthorne.
A mass meeting v.-as to be held at Union on
other day requested the director of the
F.nirOKlAI. NUI'ES.
the lotli to petition Senators (»rover and
mint to have dies prepared to strike Mitchell and Representative Williams to
T he Russians are advancing for off some specimens ol the proposed stall«! by Hie bill asking for an extension of
lime aixl re-a< justmenl of the N.I*, land
ward as fast as the circumstances will I
goloid dollars. I)r. Linderman has grant.
permit. England is anxious to inter- |
• At the New York public schools, now-a-
given the necessary directions to the
fere, but seems desirous of averting
days, when a pupil is asked, “Who is Pres
superintendent of the Philadelphia ident of the United States?” ami answers,
war al the same time.
mint, and specimens are expected Mr. Hayes,” the master Liats him over the
head with a slate, and says, “No, you inter
nal ignoramus; it's Mr. Conkling.”
T he recent cold snap spoms to have I shortly. It is proposed that the g
FRIDAY,..«................... JANUARY 11, 1878.
\ t OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firms ot T. A. DAVIS & Co. and
IK>DGE,SNELL A Co., heretofore engaged
in the wholesale Drug, Paint, Oil and (»lass
business, at Nos. 71 and 75 Front street, re
spectively, have this day consolidated un
der the timi name of
HODGE. DAVIS & CO..
ami will continue the business at No. 71
Front street until further notice.
CHAS. HODGE,
T. A. DAVIS,
P ortland , O r .,
GEO. W. SNELL,
January 1,1878.
F. K. ARNOLD,
1IA< I<
Arl” rrai 1*2
Immense Reduction in Prices !
»
AT THE STORE OF
NEWMAN FISHER
TO THZ PUBLIC:
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
aving determined to m \ intain the position heretofore occit -
for the C<;unty of Jackson, sitting in pro
pie«l by lite as I Im largest R E T A I L DE ALER in Southern Oregon, I take this mean?
bate JanmYry 8, 1878.
of announcing that 1 am now «lisplaying the
In the matter of the estate of Minus Wai- j
ker, d«*ceased.
F. BARRON, ADMINISTRATOR OF
. said estate, having tiled in said Court
North of San Francisco, consisting of a Fine St wk of
his final account for settlement, and also
praying for an order for setting the time
for hearing the same, therefore notice is
A company with a capital stock of $100,- her«»by given that said final a<*eount will GENTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS.
extended along the entire Coast. The loid dollar shall consist of 258 grains,
(4 hi is organized lor the construction of a be heard ami determined in said Court on
Willamette press reports very cold , to be proportioned, omitting small frac railload froju Umatilla, on tin* Columbia Tuesday, February 5,1878, at 10 o'clock a . m .,
weather, a* d California papers have, tions: silver, 222 grain.*; copper, 27 river, v»a Weston, to Pen<Yleton. Our ener at which time alt persons having any oh-
getic friend, Jas. ll.Turn«;r, of Pendleton, is
nho much to say on the subject.
grains; gold, 9 grains. At the pres at th«» hi*a<i of the concern and we’ll bet it ;ections to said final account and settlement
must then and tiiere make the same.
ent rates, its gold value would be a lit will scour.— 1)> inocittl.
—
Publish«»«! in the I ie . mo .’R atic T imes for
Chicago, Jan. 2—The TrihuHe'/t Washing four consecutive weeks by order of lion. 8.
W hile the Portland press is so as tle over 94 cents. The great advan
TRUNKS, VALISES. Etc.,
ton special says Cameron, ChristiaiK-y and | J. Dav, Countv Judge.
siduously engaged in building rail tages claimed for this coin are its small M err 1 mon, sub-elect n>n com untie«* on South
E. D. FOUDRAY, Clertc.
Which is surpassed by none in tlit* county* and will be sold at prices to SUIT THE TIM ES.
roads, Southern Oregon is nt loss to and convenient bulk, it* greater resist < aroliua affairs, will report to the full com-
mitt«*e at its tirst meeting. Tiie r«“port
Il shall continue to be my aim to give
Notice of Final Settlement.
know how it is to be Ix-nefited by any ance to abrasion and its tendency to strongly oppose* Hampton, Butler and oth
<dih»‘-e monstrous schemes. “There’s !
acting with thorn, and southern Repub In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
The Most Goods for the Least Money,
remain in this country on account of er*
licans here claim will declare that the legis-
the rub.”
1
for t lie County of Jackson, sitting in pro-
'
lature
which
elected
Butler
was
illegal.
the dirt! ulty of resolving it into its
and to place before my patron<a variety ofarti«*les not to b«* fouml in anv other house.
bale Tuesday, January 8, 1878,
constituent elements.
England paid a heavy indemnity for her In the matter of the est ate of Peter Paquette, It is not my intent ion t<* inist«*a<l the public by a Ivertising goods I cannot pro«iuce upon
F ailures occur in astonishing num- |
in<piirv, but to give value received m evci v instance. A call from everv purchaser at
share in keeping the Alabama afloat to prey
<i»*eeased.
my old stand is x»»li«*ite«l.
X. FISHER.
ujmiu American commerce. Now the fish
Tie- Si«-z l,«-r«-«- Prisoner«».
Iwr- throughout the United Slates <>i
IP PREFONTAINE, ADMINISTRATOR
u
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ery commission has rendered its decision
’« . of said estate, having filed in said
late, and very often they are tainted (
Joseph and his followers who surren that flic t inted Mates must pay Great Brit Court his linal account lor Mdtleme.it, and
with fraud of the <1 trkest dye. There dered to General Miles are at Fort ain .*■>,.’>00,(•(•«> tortile fisti we have hooked also praying for an order tor setting the
in British waters. Think ot it, ye mackerel time for hearing th«* same, therefore notice
is a heavy crop of kid-gloved scoun
Leavenworth, where they will remain eating epicure*! What is sauce tor tiie is hereby given that said final account will
drels needing justice meted out to ,
goose is sauce for the gander and Uncle b«i heard and determined in said Court on
during the winter. They are provid 1 Sam will have to fork over.
—OF—
tbe’i..
Tuesday, February 5, 1878,at which lime all
persons
having
any
objections
to
said
final
ed with comfortable quarters, and are
Jani«*.* Welch, a noted turfman of Oregon,
now at San Francisco, w rites to friends in account and settlement must then and there
T he labor question is at last heg’n- ' altogether better situated and cared Portland that Bellflower, an Oregon horse, make t lie same.
Publish«*«! in tho D emocrat ! ’ T imes for
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
ning to receive the attention it justly I for than when they had to provide for mad«* th« remarkable tinu* of 2:31 ami 2::53 in
that city a lew «lay * since. Mr. Welch also font consecutive weeks by order of lion.
merits. The Legislatures of I’ennayl- j themselves. The wounded are gath- suit«** that Mr. Marvin, the gentleman 111 Sila* J. Dav, Countv Judge.
E. D. FOUDRAY, Cierk.
vania, Mtryland ami various other ■ ered in a large hospital tent, and are charm-» of Smuggler, isalso there and ex
presses a w ish to tiring his horse to Oregon,
LITE 1XSURASCE CO.,
Slates are taking a seiious view of its under the charge of the army suig. ons 1 ami give an exhibition of his speed, provid
Sheriff's Sale.
importance, and we may sooner or later
ed suilicient inducements are otlereu.
i of the garrison. All are getting along
receive,.» solution thereof.
I New York, January 3d.—Captain Bogar- 1)Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION DL’-
i in. the most comfortal le manner. | dtts to day accomplistied the feat ot break- I > ly issued out of tlie Circuit (’ourt of the
I Over two hundred women and cliil- | mg 5,: hmi glass linlls inside of 500 <*«>iisecu- -state of Oregon, for the county of Marion,
T he Territory of Washington i*
tive minutes, with 1!» minims and 25 sec- on tin* 28th day of December, 1877, and to
I dren are among the prisoners. They mid* to span*, lie broke 5oo balls in 3s me dir«*ete«l anti delivered, in favor of the
nnxi >us to become a State, although
of Oregon an«l against B. F. Dowell,
i are reported to be perfectly conten- minutes and 40 seconds, 1,000 111 til minutes State
and 10 seeoiKi* 2,000 in 137 iniiimes ami In tor the recovery of the sum of $9,3MJ.13, with
she lacks considerable of the popula
—AT—
J. N. T. MILLER....................... PRESIDENT
! ted, but no doubt long for the free- s«M*onds, 3,«100 in 203 minutes and 15 seconds, interest at the rateot 1(1 per cent, per annum
tion requisite therefor. We trust our
4,« mhi iii gss minutes ami 35 seconds, and 5,- from the 3d «lav «if August, 1875, an«l the
J. NI N A N...................... V ICK-PRESI DENT
Democratic brethren at Washington j »loin of their old home in Wallowa <M>0 111 480 minutes and 35 seconds. He broke further sum of £W.30 costs and also the ac
cruing
costs,
less
tlm
following
payments:
100
balls
in
a
minutes
and
35
seeomls,
ami
valley
’
.
A
great
parade
is
made
over
will not perpotrate the *ame blunitor
• ictobcr 14th, 1*75, $398.Oil; and on October J. S. HOWARD’S STORE MAX MULLER........................SECRETARY
another 100 in 5 minutes and 30 seconds.
they were guilty of in the Colorado Joseph, win» is visited daily by a largt
25th. 1*77, $2,700.00, I have levietl upon and
| E. B. WA1SON............................ ATTORNEY
The J/erabl'n Washington special says: will oiler tor sale for cash, at publieanction,
m dler.
number of the citizens of Leavenworth Unquestionably there is an ugly feeling to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
«i. H. Al KEN........ MEDI« AL EXAMINER
| Circumstances have made Joseph a 1 among some Republicans here toward the door in Jacksom tile, Jackson county, Ore
I
president,
and
besides
certain
wi-ll-arranged
gon, Oil
B rick P omeroy appears in a new
j principal chief, which his tribe never I attack* to be made on .*-eeH'taries Evarts
' and Schurz, it is intend«*«! not to stop at th«
role, that of champion of the working
Satr.ril.iy, February 16, 1878,
tliil. The distinction acquired by hi* ' presid«*nt himsell. 't his hitter part of tin
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
men. Tire aforesaid individuals can
protracted contest has made him an I programme is to be carried out by Spencer, ( at on«* o'clock r. m . of said «lav, all ot said
P. DI NN,
K. KUBLI,
JACOB ISH.
i as chairman of th«« senate military c«nniiiit- defendan ’s (B. F. Dowell) interest in the
not benefit their cause more than, by
' object of muft* than usual interest.
1 tee, who has arranged to investigate the re follow ing described real property, to-wit:
letting this contemptible humbug n\l
The north half of the first block north of
DIRECTORS :
; cent payment of ilo,one to Major Ben. J.
N«*w*|»t (»«trial.
. Runkle as back pay in the army, amt tin block No. 24 in th«* town of Jacksonville.
bla< ku’U.ird severely alone. He only
J. N. T. Miller, J. Nunan, Max Muller
Oregon, bounde«! as follow*: Beginning ai
j president’s connection with it.
experts t<< profit by this new profession,
the northwest corner of the first block north
Tho Portland Standard gave it*
G. 11. Aiken,
P. 1 hinn,
E. B. Watson
not that he cares a fig fur the Welfare I
of block No. 21. as laid down on theinap ot
;
readers
a
magnificent
double
sheet
edi
Jacob
Isii,
said
town
of
Jacksonville,
made
out
by
K. Kubli, ( has. N i<*k«*ll
oi tlm toiling masses.
Sewell Truax and adopted by the Trustees
tion Christmas morning. Another ev
John
Watson,
M. Hanley, E. F. Walker
■ >i *aid town; thence south with Fifth street :
one hundred feet to a stake; thence easterly
I 1. F. Re«*ser.
TllEREis tr« uMe brewing in the Re ' idence of its enterprise and prosperity.
!
at right angles with Fifth street and parallel
—«IP—
The
Portland
Telegram
announce-
publican camp of Oregon. Deadly war
with E tin«! F street two hundred feet to a
stake «>11 teowest side of Sixt h street; tlienee
that
with
the
tieginning
of
this
year
it
is begir.ning to I m waged between the
UNION
one hundred feet with Sixth street to a stake
4 PPLK’ATIONS
Foil
INSURANCE
on tho sor'h side of F street; thence wester
cohorts of Mitchell and bis opponent*. : will lie under a new management, and
! .A luav !««■ inaile to any memi»« r ol the
ly with 1- street two hundred feet to the
Board of D.rectois.
Ex-Senator Coibett, Representative no pains will be spared to make it a
place <>f beginning—including B. F. Dow- !
ell's dweb.ng house; it being the northwest
Williams ami other Republicans ot tirst-class evening journal.
COR. CALIFORNI A A 4th STS.
part of the |>ie«-o of land conveyed by James
prominence >re oppo-ing the claims of
Tlo* Dalles Mountaineer, published
(’luggage to Sewell Truax and deed dated
ttie doughty S -na:or, who imagines a j by Wm. M. Hand, formerly of J ickson-
July, 18«>0, ar,d the north half of the block
California Street,
buneotohe railroad bill will vault him
on which f v.ell Truax's house was stand miiE undersigned would rf
ville, has been enlarg'd and pre*ent-
ing
May,
1861.
I
spe«*tfully
inform
their
friends
air)
the
into the Senate again. For waugh!
I
Also th«- following portion of lots number ' pufilic generally that they hav«* piir«-hase«l . JACKSONVILLE.
-
-
OREGON.
siii excellent appearntu-e.
2, 3 and ■!. in Vai«! town of Jacksonville, , the alsiv«* establishment, which, will be
We are in receipt of
Land UMIE UNHERSIGNEI» TAKES PLEAS coninieneinv at the southwest corner of the h«*ne<*torth conducted under their con-tant I
S enator P atterson , ofS>u‘h Car
1 tire ill announcing to the public that he Sentinel otlic«* ; thence seventy-five feet on U personal supervision, ami they guaiantc« rpiIE I NIERSIGNED HAVE NOWON
Oirner, nil important pub ¡ration pub-
olitia, is sti.l a thorn in the Repub
I has just receive«! a complet«* and tirst-class street; thence in a northerly direction par- , satisfaet < n to all who may favor tlii'in with I hand the most complete ami best »tuck
¡-tied it W i'hi* g -.li by II. N. Copp ! assortment of «¡ent’s Eurnishing Goods, : al’.el with Third street one hundred feel to their patronage.
o: milliiierv goods ever Innuglil tu Jackson
lican -ide.
lit* tlir»* «ten* to I m * cotilili-
i 'iieh as Hats, Shirts, Underw«-ar, etc.; best 1 the mirthern boundary line of said lots 2, 3 I
The N«*w Yt-a»’* number of the He* ‘ lirands of Cigars and Tobacco; Pipes, No- I an«l 4; thence in an easterly direction seven- I These stables ar«* centrally located, an«! ville, cousiting ot
uoti'lv a’ssent without exacting a pair,
within convenient distanc«* of the various
tions, Fatiev Goods, Glassware, Crockery, i tv-fiv«* iect with the northern boundary line ■ houses of public «>nt«,rtainment. H«ir*«*s
rameiito
liecord
I
’
ni
.n
was
a
splendid
and if that don't -nil bis 11 | U' lie in
HATS. BONNETS.
Musical 1 ust 111 mi l!is. Bird Cages, Statioii- of saitl lots to Third stree ; thence along i ami mules will b<* boar«led and carnl l >r:il
«•otic goes lie will re.-lg i, in which •uo*, such as lias never been excelled <*rv, P«M-k«*t and Table Cutlery, Albums, Third street one hundred feet to the place | moderate charges. They have one «film
I lowers, ribbons, lae«*s, neckties, gloves,
event a Democrat -iic«*ee«l* turn. Il i- *»n the Coa*t. That paper is foremost Toys, ('.indies, Nuts, etc., w hich will be sold of beginning—including the said Sentinel largest and finest stocks in Oregon, south ot eollais and culls, etc., etc., winch we will
at the cheapest rates, «»¡ve me a call and offi«*e.
Portland, of
sell at low prices.
iin intere-lmg spectacle to witness the J in everything of l ite.
Also a parcel or lot described as follows; ;
i see for yourselves.
BUG«;iES AND CARRIAGE'S,
Beginning at th«* northwest corner of John
F. BRECK ENFELD.
Republican majority humoring tin
Miller's lot on Third street, in said town of ’ With single or double teams, for hire on rea
Meeting «ailed.
Sewing Machines for Sale.
w hims ul this obstreperous carpvt-bag-
Jackson ville, Oregon, thence in an easterly 1 sonabh* terms. Also good Saddl«* Horse*
B.
HOSTEL,
■
«lireetion with Miller’s north boundary line and Mules, which will be hired to go to any . We have on hand a number of tlm cele-
gt F‘
A-------
The Chairman ha* called a meeting
on«* hundred feet to Miller’s northeast cor- i part of the country at moderate rates.
i
bra.eil liovvc tx vv ing Machines, which vve
of the Democratic State Central Com PROFESSIONAL
HAIR-CUTTER, ner; thence northerly at right angles with i Animals bought and sold, and broke to i will s«‘ll cheap tor citsh, or exchange lor
I t is the height of nonsense for
Miller's line twenty-one feet and four inches saddle or harimss.
grain.
mittee/nwti-e of which will I m » found
t<> a stake; theme westerly parallel with
J. A. CARDWELL.
Democrats to Lu soar» d by such delu
MISSES D. A M.CARDWELL.
IN ORTH’S BUILDING.
Mil’er’s uoith boundary line one hundre«! ;
at the head of our column*. We are
sions as the greenback fiasco. N"
feet to th«» east si«l«> of Third street; tlienc«* ;
A . M A i : I< S,
pleased that early action is thus re
with the east side «if Third str«*et in a south- '
earthly good wall ever be done through
GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES!
I
)
ESPECTFULLY
ANNOUNCES
To;
ci
ty
dir«*ctiou
to
the
place
of
beginning
—
in
solved on, as there is important and
lU the public ot Jiwksonville and vicinity 1 cluding B. Fl Dowell's law ollie«*.
sm t> a movement, while th»* strength
MERCHANT TAILOR!
—AT—
With a that he Was a scholar of Proi. lir. Mosier,
I
Al*c lot t«Mir (4) of section two (2) and th«*
of llo* Democratic i ally, which cap :ili«l »•nergetic work before us.
<lir«*<*tof ol ill«* I iiiversitv of Greitswald, ' northwest qtlarter of section twelve (12) and
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
will do wh it is proper in 'he pr< invf-, *trm g and unexceptionable ticket the Prussia, and Prof. Hr. Volkmann, ot the I the northeast, quarter of tlto northeast quar
Frey’s Boot and Shoe Store,
'.'iiiversitv of Hall«*. Ihiring the Franco- | ter of section eleven (11)—all in township
js impair» >1 by the defect ion of erilbu- pro~p»*ct.* are favor able fora Democrat
I)
ECENTLY
OF
SAN
FRANCISCO.
!L\s
Prussian war In* was sp«>ciai assistant to ! thirty-nine. (39) south of range, one (1) west,
C ai . ii -' okma street ,
sias?* who -Vi tn to li .ve unlimited ic victory in ..line,
Ttie Presidential the Iloctor-in-cliief Zuelzer and Ludwig ol situated, lving and being in tiie county of Ik opene«! a Tailor Shop in alasonic Build
confidence in that prince of impostor«,
ing,
(opposite
th«*
Postoffie««),
when*
I.««
is
election in 1871» was no criterion of nm- Berlin ami Bieslau, Germany. Fractures Jackson, State ot Oregon.
Jacksonville,
Oregon.
and external <lis«*ases, aeut«* or ehroiiie. most
1 > i i< k 1 omet oy.
L«*vi«*«l upon as th«* real property of the prepar«*«! to execute all work in his lin«» in .
-lieugih. Ttie Democracy was divided carefully Ireat«*d. < ’upping.Leeching, Bleed said defendant, B. F. Dowell, to satisfy the a workmanlike* manner, from the cleaning
and repairing of clothes to the
ing ami t«*«*tli extracted at all hours.
demands of the above execution.
I k tel< graphic report l>e true, Mr. within itself, while its opponent* were
All kinds <>f birds sluffed atid put up in
J. \V. MANNING,
avin «; permanently located
Manufacture of Complete New Suits’
most natural shapes.
Sheriff <»f Jackson county, Oregon.
in Jacksonville, the un< .«»signed re-
Haye* will veto the- Bland silver bill, active ami reinforced by substantial
Jacksonville, l»«*e 11, 1877.
Jacksonville, Jan. 10, 1878.
s]«ecttullv informs th«» publn* that In* is
pecuniary
as*i*t.»nce
manipulated
by
A
good
stock
of
all
kinds
of
Gents
’
Trim
though he does not desire to antago
mings will be kept on hand. Persons de prepared to d< all kimls <>t work in th«* boot
nize Congress, The Cabinet on the none other than III»* redoubtable M itch-
siring to make up their own good* « an hav«' and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran-
(¡EoR«(E W. FREY.
tin* same cut to order. Samples <>f good* ' >'’'d.
4ih considered the silver quest ion, and ell himself. Matters have altered
kept from which suits can be ordered ami |
made up.
it was thought best to pr« pare a bill , since then, and nothing tail in»*xcusa Cor. ('alitornia and Oregon Sts., Jackson ville '
WHO WANTS A HOME?
Jacksonville, June 23, 1*77.
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
J
upon the -til ject as a mean* of escap , tile blundering can deprive us of a
THE EAGLE MILL.
ing a contest with Congress over the sweeping vic? .ry. Let the Dvmocra
rUHE UNDERSIGNED, in order to
Bland bill. Th»* remonetization of *il cy improve it* opportunity.
JOHN L. CARTER & SON 1 «'lose partnership, «»tier for sale a farm
ot ..20 acr«*s, pleasantly situated on Rogue
ver has a strong Republican (lacking,
THROUGH TICKETS, 12} C ents . OITUATED FIFTEEN MILES SOUTH
river, on the direct road to Fort Klamath, 34
L
j
ot
Jacksonville,
ami
half
a
mile
north
PAINTERS.
Platln
iHlk.
though the Democrats lead in the
mil«** from lacksonville. Th«* place i* most
of Ashland, Is pr<*part*d to do general Cus
ly ii< li bottom land, well vvah red, with an
movement.
tom ami Exchiitigt* Business.
The Portland lire, a rabid supporter
• xteiisiv «• outside range lor horses, «-attic or
Flour
and
Fee«l
at
the
pHOlCE WINES. LIQUORS AND CI
WE ARE FULI.Y PREPARED TO DO sheep. Will I m * sold ,,n ea~y terma: Ono
<IUl> H li(IS«*.
of Senator Mitchell, ill reply to Hie Or ’ ’ gars constantly on hand. The reading '
«» all kinds of Painting,1' including
fourth down, the balance on lilteral credit.
The ^Chicago Journal'.* Savannah egonian, speaks thu-ly of Dick Wil table is also supplied with Eastern periodi
1 In Stock, consist mg ol h«H scs, eatlh*. sln*«'p
I
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
cals and leading papers of t he < ’oast.
1 HOUSE PAINTING,
ami Imgs, along with th«* farm iiiiph'iiients,
liams:
(Georgia) letter ridicules the statement
hay. grain, ele., «an be bought «•heap, giv ing
Thirty-six pounds of flour, two pounds
SIGN POINTING,
“There is information,” also, “that
purchaser of the place pieteiciu-e it <|>-sin*d.
printed through« ut the north that the
FOR RENT.
of short* ami eight pounds of bran given per
HULL BRO8.
Representative William*” sold out to
bushel ofgoo«l wheat. Wil) sack and braml
ORNAMENTA L P A INTING,
recent election of»ighty independent
the sacks—customers furnishing th«* sacks.
Corbett and the Northern Pacific -last
memb«*rs of the State legislatur«* is an March, and that ttie consideration wa* rpilE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Ills
My brother, «;. F. Billings, will have WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTIN«;.
ECHOOL TEACHERS:
I tarm, *itua«<*d three tnil«*s north-east of charge of the business, being ass.sled In
outgrowth of Mr. Haye*’ southern pol
that he (W illiams) should have their Jacksonville, for rent for one year. For competent millers.
ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE.
you CAN EASILY INCREASE YOUR
1 salary «>v <t< v«>«>iig a veiy small por
icy. The writer, a Democrat, say* -upport ami that of the Oregonian for further particulars enquire of
j:£' Everything as represented or no sale.
Orders
from
thecountrv
iironintlvattcml
JACOB 1SII.
tion of vottr leisiir«* .ime to my iiUer«st. I
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to.
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the
seat
now
occupied
by
Hon.
J.
H.
that party line* were not drawn ami it
October 6, 1877.
• Io not ex| ce« von toeanvass for my cel«*-
Mitchell in the Senate. From the very
hra'c«l P>< atty's ,,: »»«o* an«» « »r«.*an* unless
wa* merely a t«*st of personal strength
I )O\\ DER—Giant, Blastingor gun powder,
lime of tile grand dinner at the »•nail”
you
see tit to: butthe service 1 require ofy on
SIGN PAINTERS
1 ail kimls, and caps and fus«*, for sale in
between the Delimcrats, in which Re . mansion, at which the “sell-out” was
is both pleasitnl ami profitable. Full partic
quantities
to
suit,
by
JOHN
MILLER.
ulars free.
Addiess
publicans and fibers took no part. consummated, Mr. Williams has been U ” A NT E D IN E V ER Y S Et TI ON O F TIIE
DANIEL F. BEATTV, Washington, N.J.
’» Unit«*«! States and Provinces to atiswer
4 X ES, Hatches, Drawing Knives, Broad-
Ttie letter says it is absurd Io cla«s the i barely luke-warm toward the Salt this adv«-rtisement.
Address
HAVE ON HAND A LARGESUPPLA
71 axes, Mattocks, Picks,all sizes of Ham T
DANIEL
F.
REALTY,
Washington,
N.
J.
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of
first-c'as* 1 umber of »'Very <l«“*eri pt ioi
independents elected as Iliyes men. Lake enterprise, for Which fie had pro
mers, etc., for sale by JOHN MILLER.
at the mill of Davis ,t Torey on Wagnci
Every urn of them is a staunch Demo fessed so n uch friendship during the
Creek, whi«*h I will dispose of for money.
o vor. want protection? Buv a Pistol or
LL kinds of ammunition for sale bv
* political cuiivdss.
E W < i mis made to order and repairing
hor*cs or grain. Any bill sawed to order «’m
crat.
Knife, or both, of | JOHN MILLER, 1
JOHN MILLER.
properly done by JOHN MILLER.
short notice.
J. ISH.
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