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VOL. VIII
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY III, 1878
PROFESSION AL C A R DS.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
A. C. JONES,
FURNISHING and
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.,
I
i
RANCA
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Office in Orth’s0building—up-stairs.
I
G. H. AIKEN. M. D.,
VHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON,
'Office—On California street, opposite Union
Livery Stable.
GOODS,
BOYS' and GIRLS*
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
EOOTS and SHOES,
GROCERIES, BEDSTEADS A CHAIRS,
L. DANFORTH, M. D.,
CLOTHING,
P H YSIC1 A N A N D S U R G E O N,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
‘Office on California street, opj>osite P. J.
Ryan’s store. Residence on Third street,
opposite and east of the M. E. Church and
adjoining the Court House block on the
north.
H. K. HANNA,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW,
LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS.
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At
CROCKERY, ETC.,
E
Jacob's New Store.
Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Prompt attention given to all business leit
in my care.
Office in Orth’s Brick Building—upstairs.
9. W. KAHLER.
K. B. WATSON
KAHLER A WATSON,
ATTORNEYS a COUNSELORS-AT-LAW,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Will practice in the Supreme, District and
other (’ourts of this State.
Office on Third St., north of Express Office.
JAS. S. HOWARD,
4 LT. OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD
;\ at the very lowest rates. If you don’t
believe me, ."all and ascertain prices for
yourselves. No humbug !
All kinds ot produce and hides taken in
exchange for goo<ls.
42tf.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts.,
MATE ll.VAM ES I Xl»l II l>EH<»< It AT
1C III 1.11.
The following exhaustive exhibit ot
the financial standing of the Stale of Or­
egon during Democratic rule is clipped
from the Oregonian. The article will
repay careful perusal, and is a complete
CALIFORNIA ST.,
vindication of the Dimocracy:
P ortland , April 23, 1878.
To
the
E ditor of the O regonian :
J acksoxiville.
Oregon.
—Believing that justice requires fair­
ness in all tilings, political matters in­
IS IN RECEIPT AND KEEPS CON- cluded, I have concluded to submit a
I stantlv on hand a full and first-class as­ few facts taken from the offi -iul rec­
sortment of
ords, and which consequently cannot
be successfully refuted, in reply to the
letter oL“Taxpaver” in the Oregonian
GROCERI ES,
of Monday morning under the caption
“Extravagant Administration.” Tin I
LADIES & GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, writer takes occasion to abuse t he ad­
ministration ot affairs during the time
CIG A R S, TO B A CCOS,
Gov. Grover was at the head of tin
Slate Government, alleging it to have
DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING. been “an ignominious failure” and
corrupt and extravagant in a great de­
gree; but if “ Taxpayer” will lake the
PIPES,
trouble to examine all the messages of
the Governor, lie w ill find that lhe (iov-
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, CUTLERY, ernor warned the Legislature against
the ills that would flow from excessive
appropriations
without providing a
N< JTIONS,
revenue with which to pay them, and
had lhe warning been heeded, one
NUTS, CANDIES, FIGS party would have been utterly with­
out capital on which to fight the cam­
STATIONERY,
I
paign.
Blit the grave accusation*
made against the Democracy has but
Provisions of Every Kind. little foundation in fact, and only ex
ist.s in the fertile brains of those who
are deeply interested in flu* result of
the pending campaign, as the follow­
I
ing figures and facts will show:
Indebtedness of the State Sept. 5,
1876, a- shown by report of lhe Secre­
I
tary of State for that year, page 4:
J«* GIVE ME A CALL.-**
DEALER IN
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
KKTlSlNG
\
f
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which will he sold at Lowest Rates.
ïinirs.
NO. 20.
• fTrHnprtn*
.......................... $3.00
,r r',.b.-^j^nsf<picnt one............ 1.00
incuts inserted reasonably.
A fair reduction from the above titles made
to yearly and time advertisers.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly.
Job printing neatly and promptly execut­
ed, and at reasonable rates.
C ounty W arrants always taken at par.
but no warrants drawn during the two
years, but which were afterwards
drawn and paid in pursuance of an ap-
preprint ion, $51,0<>0.
Had there been no outlay for build­
ing a penitentiary (and the cost of if
was absolutely necessary tor the safety
of prisoners, and it cannot he charged
as current expenses of the State Gov­
ernment), of $50,000 cash, and had no
indebtedness of $51,662 74 been left
over by the Woods administration,
ttiere Would have been in the treasury
Sept 12, 1872, the sum of $101,662 72;
less outstanding warrants, $76,883 69;
or, $24,779 05.
Nearly half of the amount of the out­
standing warrants, $76,883 69, was is­
sued for keeping the in-aue, the num­
ber having increased so rapidly (see
page 25, report of Seeretar.v of State,
187 2, “floating debt.”) The official
records show that the penitentiary
cost in addition to the amount men-
I ¡•med in the Governor’s message of
1872, the sum of $8,917 83, which
items of expenditure occurred subse-
quent to the session of 1872. Total
cost of the prison, exclusive of convict
labor—-
Lock bonds
outstanding State Ilou-e
building warrants.........$5,639 7.5
Outstanding escheat war­
rants.................................... 624 43
Road warrants above referred to
Lock bonds above referred to.....
Modoc war bonds. ...........................
( »utstanding warrants upaid at
this date (State debt)....................
167,(W
Total............................................ $269,1.V4
Of this sum $109,124 were drawn
in pursuance of appropriations made
by the Legislature that elected Mitch-*
ell to the Senate.
•
In addition to these, the expenses of
the Modoc war, amounting to $130,-
991 3d, are included in the estimates
referred to. The Modoc war grew out
of events beyond the control of the
State. The Indians In a sudden out­
break massacred an entire settlement
in Lost river valley, and laid the val­
ley waste from one end to the other.
An imperative call was made by the
unprotected and menaced settlers in
localities adjacent to the massacre ujkjii
the State for protection. In answer­
ing this call, lhe Governor recognized
the highest duty which the State owes
to its citizens. The expenses of the
war are represented by bonds bearing
interest at seven percent., with twenty
years to run. There is no doubt hut
that the General Government will re­
imburse the State in whole or in part.
I The Secretary of War has already rec­
ommended the payment of the greater
part of the debt. If we add the Modoc
First appropriation....
S 59,(HKI
debt, the appropriations above referred
Second appropriation
51,000
Other expenses............
S,917
to, out of the fund« provided by Con­
gress
and the deficiency in current ex­
Total................................................ $109,917 83
penses left over in 1874, and which
The amount of outstanding war­
rants reported to the Legisla­
deficiency constitutes really all that caa
ture in 187ti ( see • io vet nor's mes­
sage, 1*76) was.................................. $,2S9)665 01 be properly called State indebtedness,
the result will be as follows:
Ot which w ere soon paid :
$109.154 00
160.000 90
130,991 30
199 400 83
6,261 1*
Total............................................... $599,546 13
Leaving in balance unpaid in
1876 oi.................................................. $283,490 83
< Of tliis amount there has been
j»aid -during lhe present year
lhe sum ot.......................................... 8 84,(MH> 00
'This is the sum whi -li the Republi­
OREGON.
JACKSONVILLE.
can p'atform calls a State indebtedness
H. KELLY,
created by the Democratic part.v of one
AfTORNEY A COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
million dollars. If we deduct from this
< »utstanding warrants as per re­
s2
port
ot
StateTreasiirer,
isifs
.....
s
20,161
DAVID
LINN
• he indebtedness left over by Woods,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
Since drawn to Sept. 5, 1S70.......... 27 ,91 >ä 40 Total amount of outstanding war­
as
follows: $51,662 74 warrants and
rants iiow .......................
$199,4tK) 83
Intere t computed to Sept.5,1870.. 2 *91 97
Will practice in all the Courts of the State. Keep« constantly on hand a tuli assortment
From
which
lake
the
amount
of
interest
over cash on band; relief and
of furniture, consisting of
Prompt attention given to all business en­
lin; in<lel.le<liies.s left over by
Total indebtedness on current
bount.v
bonds
$89,565 56 over cash on
trusted to my care.
lhe Wood’s Administration........ $ 51,662 74
BEDSTEADS,
expenses................................... $32 J,959 1!'
—
OF
—
hand-; total, $141,228 3(1, it leaves
7-^ Office opposite Court House.
Deduci lor warrants paid......... 32,2*7 77
BUREAUS. TABLES,
And we have left, astheactual in­
$428,317 83 as the total unpaid ap­
debtedness of the Slate at the
JAMES S. HOWARD,
Total liabilities........................... $291,671 42
propriations made while Grover was
GUILD MOULDINGS,
present time on account of cur­
> A C W < ■< >< > 1 >X !! To pay the above liabilities (see
Governor
on account of matters not
rent ex penses during lhe eight
U. 8. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
same report, page 4 ) t here w as in
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
connected
with the previous adminis­
years
of
the
Democratic
Admin-
the general lund the sum of
i>! i at ion............................................. 8147,738 09 trations, including all appropriations
13
..........................................
$215,494
FOR JACKSON,
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
— AT—
Amount paid by Baker
To create this debt we will mention against the improvement funds pro­
PARLOR
*•
BEDROOM
SUITS,
2,672 >•>
county............................
Josephine and Curry counties, Oregon.
a few of the necessary appropriations vided by Congress and for the neni.
Ami. p'l. bx clerk su­
< Iflieial surveys mad«* and patents obtained
made by the Legislature before the tentiarv, tug subside, mutes, blind,
ETC., FTC.
|ß2 no
at reasonable rates. Full copies of M ining
preme court..................
'S
September
session of 1874, during the etc., atkive stated, of $176,617 83, and
latwa and l»c«*isi<>ns at my oillee in Jack­
Also Doors. Sash and Blinds always on
sonville, < »rvgon.
time
the
debt
was created:
Imnd and made to order. Planing done on
State Capitol, $193,555 90; total in
Leavingbalanceasliabilities.43,312 66
reasonable terms. ,gir Undertaking a spe­
Building penitentiary..................... >10!»,917 S3
those two items, $370,173 73.
NIUE
UNDERSIGNED
TAKES
PLEAS
Exclusive ot $19,91 7 45 for pay-men: Suh-idv for lug boat at mouth of
MARTIN VROOMAN. M. D.,
-
cialty.
The appropriation for the road war­
I lire in announcing to the public that he of bounty and relief bond- ami <»th<*i
• 'olnmbia............................................
(HI
has just recei\<-d a complete ami fir-t-ela-s
J’ H Y S I C 1 A N A N D S U R G E O N .
(Ml
Mute school..........................................
rants
($109,154) was made, as before
assortment of Gent's Furnishing Goods, items not counted us general expense-, Blind s< liool..........................................
(HI
THIRTEENTH
YEAR.
-fated,
by the Lcgi-lature of 1872,
such as Hats. Shins;, Underwi ar, etc.; best $2,529 63 )
(HI
• 'ciitenn ta I commissioner................
Jacksonville, Oregon.
which
elected
Mr. Mitchell, and the
brands <>l Cigar- and Tobacco; Pipes, No­
(1(1
The money was locked up in the Paid Umatilla county school lund
tions, Fancy Goods, Glassware. Crockery,
(HI
Modoc
appropriation
was made by the
•
»rphan
’
s
Ilome
...................................
I
¡Dr. Vrootnan comes here with the intention ST
MARY'S ACADEMY. Musical Instruments, Bird Cages, Station­ treasury from 1868 to 187b, and as it Il. allh officers......................................
(III
Legislature
of
1874,
one branch of
of permanently locating himselt in the
ery, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Alliums, consequence Hie interest actually paid Salary Snpermiendent of Pnbli.
practice of Ins profession. Is a gradu­
which
was
controlled
l»v
the Independ­
Toys, < 'audios, Nuts, etc., w hich w ill be sold on the old warrants (-ee reports of
rONDU(’TET) BY
3.(X hi (Hl
ln-truelion.........................................
ate, and, from twenty-seven years’ experi-
at the cheapest rates. Give me a call and
ent
party
bv
a
large
majority.
cni'ein the diseases incident to this I oast.
»
Stale Treasurer, 1872 ami 187 I) by add­
see for youiielyes.
Total............................................... $176,617 83
Your correspondent refers to the
Hatters himself as being able to give gen­ THE SISTERS of the HOLT NAMES.
ing interest paid on warrants (old is­
F. BRECKENFELD.
Besides, a State Capitol has been amount paid the State in taxes during
eral satisfaction.
sue) mentioned in said rep< rt, wa-
Office at the Enweo-Amerlcan Hotel.
erected at a cost, in ca-fi, exclusive of Grover’s two term«, in excess of what
$34,211
05 instead of$25,891 97, above
I rpiIE SCHOLASTIC
convict labor, $193,555 90, every dol­ waspaid dming Woods’ and Gibbs’*
YEAR OF THIS NEW LIVERY STABLE.
stated, at coir puled by S. E. May,
I school w ill commence about the end of i
lar of which has been paid, as they
August, and is divided in four sessions, I
Secretary of State, on the warrants were paid from the surplus funds cre­ t rms. I do not know what the amount
BACK OF COURT IK »USE,
is, or whether the inveracity which
of eleven weeks each.
that were drawn while the funds were ated by the bounty and relief tax. Ev­
characterizes
the statements usually
...$40.00
Board
an<l
tuition,
per
term
..............
ASHLAND, OREGON,
lying idle in the vaults of the treasury, ery dollar of tlu* present deficiency ac­
Bed ami Bedding.................................... ... 4.<»0
made
by
the
Republican
organs
Draw ing and painting.......................... . ,... 8.00 MANNING & MONTGOMERY, Props. or an excess of interest paid more than crued prior to 1S74, and during the pe- against the Grover administration ap­
W. J. ZIMMERMAN A OO.. Prep'rs. Piano........................................................... .... 15.00
was computed l»y the Secretary of
i iod when the ex I raordiiiary expenses plies to this statement. But of course-
Entran.-e fee, only once...................... .... 5.00
Stale of $8,320 08, w hich must be add­ incurred in the building of the peni­
there must have been more taxes col­
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
aving lately fitted up the ed as a pail of the indebtedness on tentiary, in maintaining a tug at the
anufacture and build all Primary, |K*r term,................................ .$ 6.0ft
lected during the la«t administration
commodious barn on tlieSchool House i-urn lit expenses of the Slate incurred
kinds of iniM *wd mining machinery, Junior,
. 8.00
“
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bar, etc., created new ami extraordi than during the former. There is a
Flat and in the rear of tlie • 'ourt House, we
•»•astings, thiiubfo sJieins, and irons, brass
. 10.00 are now fully prepared to attend to all bus­ by the Woodsand May administration, nary demands upon the S ate. The natural increase in taxable property,
Senior,
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rtistings end ltid.biil metal. Bells east.
Pupils
are
received
at
anytime,
and
spe­ iness in onr line with promptness and dis­ making a totril indebtedness of the Slate has not run (»ehind a dollar since
Farming maehirn*rv. engines, house fronts,
and there is an unvoidable increase al­
cial
attention
is
paid
to
particular
studies
in patch and at the most reasonable rates. State for current expenses on Sept. 13,
stoves, sewieg ni.n-hines, blacksmith-work,
September
1,
187
1,
on
account
of
cur-
so in the current expense. For in­
anti all w*«i-k wherein iron, steel or brass is behalf of children who have but limited
1870, when the Democracy took con- icnt expenses, an I not a warrant will stance, the total expenditure for the-
TURNOUTS.
used, repaired. Parties desiring anything time. For further particulars apply at the
trol, of $51,662 74 over ami above lie reported unpaid at the meeting ol
■in our liue will do well to give us a call be­ Academy.
penitentiary during the first two yearn
The Stable is furnished with the best ani
fore going rlsew here. All work done with
mats and most substantial buggies; also a cash on hand.
lhe
Legi-lature
in
the
coming
Septem
­
of
Governor Grover’s first administra­
There were also outstanding as a ber, th.* funds in hand from the reve­
•neatness and dispatch at reasonable rates.
tir't-class hack ami saddle-horse.
Ci
(V
>Ȓ
<>!'<'
tion
was some $2,0(10 more than the
s-tC Bring on your old east iron.
Horses boarded, and tin* best care be­ debt against lhe State, Sept. I, 1870
nues of last year, collected this year, expenditure for the last two years of
’ ZIMMERMAN A CO.
stowed on t hem.
(See report < f Secretary for that year.)
Ashland, April 8, 1876.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.
being sufficient to pay all warrants tin* administration of his predecessor,,
Bounty bonds...................................... $ 4>*.D»o nti
CALIFORNIA STREET,
• live us a trial and judge for vours«*l v«*s.
drawn.
The necessity for lhe above while as a matter of fact the actual)
Relief bonds......................................... 61.1*3 (»•»
MANNING A M •»NTl iOM ER Y.
WILL. JACKSON, Dentist,
mentioned
appropriations will not be co-t per capita of keeping the convicts
Jacksonville, Feb. 1, 1878.
................................ $10»,5*3 (Ht
Total
..........
questioned.
The old wooden peni­ was less under Grover than under his
Kahler & Bro., Proprietftrs
'Viiero were itimi' o>> I in nd Sept. 1, lenliary
buildirg
could not
la* predecessor, the difference in the ag­
NEW
187<t, applicable toward paying these made to answer the purpo-es of lhe gregate expenses being due to the in­
bonds;
Slate longer. The new building is per­ creased number of convicts to be kept.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON IT AND
Bounty bonds........
manent and secure and meets the re­ Thus the total number of convicts at
the largest and most complete assort­
Relict bonds............
ment of
quirements of the State. The tug ap­ the close o( Woods’ term was lens tharj
propriation has secured to the people 90. They now number 140. The
I
Leaving a balance unredeeme<l of.$ s*.»,.’»».’» .’>6
JUST RECEIVED BY
of
Oregon larger re-ulls than any oth­ -ame statement applies to the cost of
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
To w hivh add indebtedness ol cur­
er appropriation of like account has ev­ keeping lhe insane. The cost per each
rent expenses left overby the
Woodsand Mav administration,
to he found in Southern Oregon.
er done. It has greatly assisted in convict and of keeping the insane was
Sept.
5, 1870..................................... 51,(*»62 71 building up the commerce of the Co­ much less under Grover’s administra­
Also
the
latest
and
finest
styles
of
T?VERY OPERATION PERTAINING TO
11 the jaw skilfully performed at reasona- !
lumbia river, and has thus enhanced tion than formerly, but the increase in
And we have as indebtedness of
T»le rates.
STATIONERY,
the
State
at
that
date
....................
8111,227
30
the value of the products and cheap- the number kept made the aggregate
No more credit will be given after the
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED TAKES l’LEAS-
The
whole
indebtedness
on
account
first of January, 1876. I will take all kinds
ened
the imports of the State, ami, in expenditure on that account much
I lire in informing the ladies of Jackson­
And a great variety of PERFUMES and
•of produce.
of
the
bounty
and
relief
bond-
has
been
so
far
as it has done this, has been a ! larger under Grover than under his
ville and vicinity that sin* has just rcceix.'d
Office and residence on corner of Califor­ T< »1 LET ARTICLES, including the best and a complete and elegant stock of N E\V M I L-
paid
except
$27,886
(see
message
of
direct and constant pecuniary benefit predecessors. Theso illustrations might
ehetipest assort meat nf COMMON and PEK- L1NERY GOODS, direct from Sun Francis­
nia and Fifth streets, Jacksonville.
Gov. Grover and report ot State 1'reas- to every citizen of the State.
Fl'MED SOAl’S in this market.
j be extended, but it is unnecessary.
Prescriptions carefully compounded. co, consisting of New Shapes in Untrimmed urer, 1876), and then* is money in
It
is
charged
in
the
Republican
plat
­
Bonnets
and
Hats,
Trimming
Silks,
Feath
­
J UST1CE.
RAILROAD SALOON,
RoBT. KAHLER, Druggist.
ers, Flower«. Ribbons, Velvets, etc*., anil is hands of the Treasurer to pay thi- bal­ form that the 'state debt amounts to
now fully prepared to attend to all orders ance- but holders of the bondswill not
<• ’or. California and Oregon Sta., Jacksonville
, $1,000,0(h). In making this estimate
I t is stated that among the recently
with neatness and dispatch. Prices reason­
TABLE ROCK SALOON, able
and satisfaction guaranteed. Residence surrender them before they are due, i the sums appropriated out of the enacted laws of the Republic of Franc®
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
at the old Overbeck Hospital. Give me a preferring to hold them a* an invest­ swamp, tide and live per cent. United is one which deprive« every person
call.
MRS. BRENTANO.
OREGON STREET,
ment. They may be considered the State- land funds in aid of wagon roads, twice convicted of drunkenness of the
same
as paid.
etc., ami the sum appropriated out ot privilege of voting, of eligibility for
’THROUGH TICKETS, 12} C ents .
The outstanding warrants reported the 500,000 acre giant for internal im- service upon any jury, or the holding
WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. JOHN L. CARTER & SON.
to the Legislature in 1873 amounted t<> piovements ami the five per cent. of any public office of trust.
PAINTERS.
$76,883
69, from which take the Unite.! State- laud -ale fund, are treat
IlIOTUF. WINES. LIQUORS AND ( I-
amount of indebtedness left as a legacy ed as constituting part of the public
A young man of tweuty recently
1 gars constantly on hand. The reading rpiIE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL-
1 known and jropular resort would in­
table is also supplied with Eastern jariodi-
by
the
Republican
administration,
of
took
to wife a Pennsylvania widow of
debt. These appropriations are not a
form their friends and the public generally W E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO
4'alsand leading paj»ers of the Coast.
filly,
the sole proprietress of a couple
$51,662
74,
and
we
have
$25,220.95
a-
that a complete and first -class stock of the
charge upon the State, 'l'tiey ar.
» I all kinds of Painting, including
best
brands
of
liquora,
wines,
cigars,
ale
and
an
actual
indebtedness
incmrcd
t>v
the
of
paying
petroleum wells. Of him it
chargeable upon a fund created by Cotr
LAGER! LAGER!!
porter, etc., is constantlv kept on hand. HOUSE PAINTING,
fit>t two years of Gov. Grover’s aduiin- gross and placed at the <li-ponal of the may be truly said that “he loved not
Thev will t»e pleased to have their friends
jst ration.
State for just suet» purposes as the ap wisely, bill two well.”
SIGN
PAINTING,
••.-all and smile.”
During the«« two years a peniten­ propriations were made for. In mak
CABIN CT.
THE EAGLE BREWERY
O RN A M ENT A L P AI NT I NG,
B ald - headed men who go court­
tiary was Imilt, costing f«i*e Grover’s ing these appropriations lhe State sim­
A Cabinet of Curiosities may also be found
here. 'Ve w ould I»* pleased to have js r-ons WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING. tmssagc, 1872, page 23.)$I59,()()(», rep­ ply acted as a trustee for Congress, ing should not put the candle oil the
possessing curiosities and sp.cimens bring
mantel. The reflection on their heads
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resented as follows: $50,(»(»(» as cash ap l'tiey aggregate as follows:
H E 1‘ROPRJETOR. JOS. WETTERER, t hem in. and we w ill place them in the Cab­
ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE.
,n»s now or. I..»mi and is constantly inan-
1 . has
might dazzle the eyes of the ladies oq
propriation; paid in convict labor, $58,- , Road warrants on swamp, tide and
iifacturing the bc.st Lauer Beer in South. rn inet for inspection.
Orders from the country promptly attend- j 000; in vouchers issued for iron, etc.,
WINTJFN
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HELMS.
the other side of the street.
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five
percent,
fund
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$109,154
¿»regon. which he wilt sellm aiiantities to
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LATEST A REI VALS
BRECKENFELD ' S !
THE ASHLAND IRON WORKS,
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MILLINERY ROODS!!
MRS. BRENTANO !
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suit purchasers. < * dl and test the article.
Jacksonville, Aug. *\ 1874.
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ed to.