K. KUBLI,
SOCIETY NOTICES.
J i kv ijiiil«' lirinik’r \o. ", I’ of II.,
iE« I* it - regu'nr m ('tings every two week.*
a: <»«)d Fèlhtv.s* Ha.1. Ja«*k-onville.
C. M i NG US, Master.
A x J iie MtLLHR, S< crelary.
TLdds regular sessions in its
Hall, Odd Fellows’ Building, in
Jaeksouv'd ’c, Or«*g'>n, on the 2d
and 4th Tues lav evenings of each and every
1 ■.mh. All sojourning Patriarehs are cor-
diallv invited to meet with us.
SILIS J. DAY, C. P.
K vst'Att Kent.i, Scribe.
Immense Reduction in Prices !
TIN,SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, etc,
AT T1IE STORE OF
IVILL BE KEPT AT THE STABLES Ol
li Manning A Montgomery, in Jackson
vilh*, < tregon. the ensuing season, beginning
April 1st and ending July I, 1878. 'They
will serve mares for ’Thirty-live dollars, for
th«* ^a*ison, payable at the close thereof,
in cash, note, or such pro«lu«-e as may be
agree«! upon. Mares jirovingnot to be with
foal (without fault of theowner) can b«* bred
the follow ing season Prce of Charge for the
serv ices of the horse.
IM PLF.M ENTS,
TO THE PUBLIC:
NAILS,
OF STOVES
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK
Estray Notice.
POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
rpAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
I living half a mile south ot Rock Point,
outlie I8th day <>f April, 1*78, one yellow,
or «lark «-ri’aiii-cohued tior*v, about lilleeii
hand* high, ami hi* a Flemish in the left
« .♦*; I.rm I* «1 *»n th«* right thigh and eup-
pobed lo be live or six years old.
J.
B. SINGLETERRY.
Wooden and Willow Ware
Notice of Final Settlement.
ROPE, NAILS,
Fuse and Caps,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS
CUTLERY, WIRE,
Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose,
IN PRICES OF
SCAMPERDOWN and BOSTON !
NEWMAN FISHER
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
In th«* Cotintv Court of the state of Oregon,
for lb«' I'ouicy ot Jaeksou, silting in pro
bate at its J uue term.
In tin* matter of the estate of Peter Otters-
bacii, «levcase«l.
t I ERM IN v. 1IEI.MS, ADMINISTRA-
tor ot s:i: 1 .
, Lavtt.g iiieii in said
« our- hi- tinal .. ..... mil tbr -eltXt.Kii’ an«l al
so praving tor an or,.er K*r setting the time
;
p • i .ng the same, therefore notice is
herebv given liiai said lilial account will
1 «» heard iiml «leterinim* I m said Court on
’! ill's I iv. J ul v 2, I'«?.', al lo o’clock A. M.,at
which L uu all persons havingany objec-
tioos to >anl tinal account and s -ltlemeut
must ; h- a and there make the same.
¿ubiisiied hi ihe D e . viockai ie Ti.viits for
f .<ir • «n-e'«I ive week* by orilcr of lion. S.
J . iiav . Collie v J u ige.
’ E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk.
THOllOUG H Ult EDS,
DEALER & WORKER IN
A GRIC U LTU RAL
G HEAT DEDUCTIONS
THE EINE
(hid Fellows’ Bwildiiip, Jarksonville, Oregon,
Pumps,
T:ibl - Rick ’Ln’ tinpiii n! \o. 10, I. 0. II. F.
rrm<3
BACK
I»<*M*ri|>tions an«l l*«*<ligr«*<*s.
St'AMI’ERDOWN isa beautiful dark bav,
aving determined to maintain the position heretofore occu lfi ha mis high, six years old this Spring, ami
pied by me as the largest RETAIL DEALER in Southern Oregon, 1 take this means as to form and appearance is um*qua!e<! in
of announcing that I am now displaying the
the State, lie was bred by 'Theo. Winters,
of California, and was sire«l by Norfolk.
(See Norfolk's pedigree.) His first dam is
••Nellie W
Ey “Belmont''; second dam
“I.adv Davis,” by “Red Bill.” (See Stud
North of San Francisco, consisting of a Fine Stock of
Book.) 'The sam<* authority gives “Lad.v
Davis” as the dam of “Dashawav.” “Beau
regard” ami “Richmond,” all by “Bel
GENTS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, mont.
”
B<»s TON isa blood or clu'stnut sorrel, and
isa perfect s|«eciim*n of the heavy, large
boned English running horse, such as “Mes-
sAiger” ami old “Boston.” lie is I years
old this Spring, weighs near 120U pound*,
ami is over 1G hands high. He is also bv
Norfolk. His «lain was “Minnie Rifle,” l«v
“Ritleman;” secón«! dam “Julia,” by “R<* I
TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc.,
Bird;” he by “Sea Gull,” ami he by “Im
Which is surpassed bv none in the county and will be sold at prices to SUIT THE TIME>S. ported Expedition;” third «lain by “Ber
trand,” A’c. We deem it mmi'ccssarv to give
It shall continue to be my aim to give
a more extended |>edigrce in this instatic«*,
but we can at any time do so for those who
The Most Goods for the Least Money,
a “Lexi.igtou" on
«1« ubl. Hi* gramlsirt* w
was
and on his
hi* dam
dam's
’s side “Old
and to pl ace before my patrons a variety of articles not to bo found in any other house, the sire's side, anil
dt is not my intention to mislead the public by advertising goods I cannot produce upon Boston,” two of the gwatest and noblest
inquiry, hut to give value received in every instance. A call from every purchaser at horse: < A melica iias ever been honored with.
We invite t lie attetit ion of breviler: to the
mv <>l«l stand is solicited.
N. FISHER.
line« | uale« 1 coll s of “Si-a tn per« low n ” for ize,
act ion, look* ami general make-up fornii
Uses.
TOLMAN A BoolH.
’?■ For flirt her particulars sia» cin-ulars.
1>1< V-<
>< > I >X
LADIES’AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
JACKSONVILLE BRANCH
»• »1
MACHINES!
.SEWING
An $80 SINGER for $60 !
BOX TOP, 2 DRAWERS A DROP LEAF!
$60! $60! $60!
And Liberal Discount Made for Cash !
H
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
READ
rnnE list of sales for ikt « and
1 testimoninls from the very bust judge»
in the county.
We, the undersigne«! residents of Jackson
county, ow ning anil hat ing used the Singer..
Maehiii«- siiihciently long to Mtixfu us that it
is in er« / -/ respect amachine forali
kmdsoi i.unity work, would cheerfully rec
ommend it toall wishing to purchase a first-
class si-wing machine:
Mrs. T. B. Atkinson,
Mrs. < ¡co. Wilson,
Mis. Pres. Phipps,
Mis. S. J. Oliver,
Mrs. I. J. Phipps,
Mrs. F. Luy,
M rs. John < >rth,
M rs. M. Lodami,
Mrs. E. IL Reames,
M Isz S. E. 1'milap,
M IS. T. W. Johnson, Mrs. N. Fisher,
M 1SH A. Ross,
M
Wm. l‘a vue,
M n M. Bigg's,
M rs. T. T McKenzie,
M is. J. Ritter,
M r: J. Houck,
Mt- M. A. Palmer, M. Mayer, nier, tailor
Mr L. < ¡anting,
I. John Farley,
Mr>. II. Helms
A. Marks,
Mrs. (’ . W. Savage, j
Needl«-*, <ul> and all kinds of attachments
on hand or or« h rc«l.
SINGER M ANF’G CO.,
( <>r. First and 'i umidii Sts., Portland, Ogn
11 \ V 11 » LINN, Agent, Jacksonville.
SEWING MA< IllNESAl.ES IN ÎSVG.
Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL A CO.,
and T. A. DAVIS A VO.,
STOCKMEN
—OF—
♦
I have sorurod the services of a First-class
Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
ing promptly and in superior style.
The Singer Ml’g Co. sold 262,316
Howe Machine Go.,
“
Wheel«*rA W ilson M f*g Co. “
1 k»meutie S. M. < '«>.,
“
W HOL E SALE DR U G G I S T S,
\ 111 í ■ rii «u 11 II
ï I
A* >¡
\f
( \ »
109,294
108,<197
23,587
17,937
14,425
12,758
2,789
**
71 FRONT STREET
Notice of Final Settlement.
In th«' '' *!i- 'v <'*m:t of the State of Oregon,
PrthT't miity ol Jackson, sitting in pro
ps I tine term.
maii«*r of the estate of Herman
I
ixirm.se, < leceaseti.
7 [
’ XÎ A \ X v II ELMS, ADMINISTRA-
e>.ate, having tiled m said
I I
ia! a •-ount for settlement, ami
«.I- an order for setting the
i.e s:imt-, tImreiole m•« i«‘I
t n it - tid tinal a«.... nut will
eti-i mine«l in sai i i <>urt on
. U’7sq
(i) o’clock a . M.. at
I
pei's«ms having any objee-
taal iWVoUill <U».» ' •
I
Ini
J.
th«« 1 »i.M ucka tn T ime * for
weeks by oriler ot lion. S.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE,
1 I am receiving and have constantly on
hand a full and first-class stock of
Aver’s
E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANI;
a complete stock of
Groceries,
DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO,
PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLE.-
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Etc.
PATENT MEDICINES,
The botisi
GLASSWARE, WfNDuW Ci LAS,s.
PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND.
BLUE VITRIOL,
AND MARBLE WORKS.
Ho! Unto All Who Thirst »
Sole Agents for Oregon for the eele
brated VAHH o LIC
/>//*, which
kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep
and is a sure cun* for screw-worm, scab and
foot rot. Circular sent on application.
NOTICE, STOCKMEN!
THE WELL KNOWN DRAFT HORSE.
1
K. KUBLI,
; Whooping
! à '*
1
i
nt.-c. >n it lei - attained, in consequence of
the marvellous cures it has produced during the
last half century, is a sufTii icnt assurance to the
public that it will continue to realize the happiest
results that can lie desired.
In almost every
fc lKin <>i country there are persons, publicly
known,« ho have been restored from alarming andt
even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use.
All wImhave tried it,a«*knoivl>4fii h - sif^uonty;
ami w here its virtues are known, no one hesitate«
as to what mcilieine to employ- to relieve the dis
tress ami suffi-ring peculiar to pulmonary affec
tion-. C iieuky l'E< Toil al always affords in
stant reli-f, ami perforins rapid cures of the
milder varieties of bronchial disorder, as well a*
tlx- more formi<lable «li-eases ol the lungs.
As a safeguai «1 tocHlIdreii.ainid the distress
ing' diseases which beset the Throat and Chest of
( li.hihood, it is invaluable; for, by its timely use,-
aiulutmk-s are rescued ami restored to health.
This modi •JRP
im- gains friends at every-trial, as
the cure- it is constantly producing are too re
in r. sable to be forgotten. No family should be
H ! ti i
it, an 1 those
w ho have once used it
K. Kubli,
I i ai ile} ,
B. F. Reeser.
i PPLICATIoNS
FOR
INSVKANC I
ik may be ma«le to any member ot the
Board «>f I >irectors.
I RANCO-AMERK AN
Originai <ài-atiiga- Kitppiy llutlRO,
»'4? dk
Uabaalt Ave., • itit-ago. III.
ii
<0
MORTOOMERY «ARO 4, CO.,
We have on hand a number of the cele
brated Howe Sewing Machines, which we
will sell cheap for cash, or exchange for
grain.
MISSES I). A M.CARDWELL.
GREAT
SACRIFICE!
— I.X —
FOR SALE OR RENT!
BLACKSMITHI N Cr !
The Eureka Flouring Mills!
QITUATED SEVEN MILES NORTH
O east of Jacksonville. 'Terms easy, and
guarantee«! in good running order. For
further particulars apply at the mills.
Persons having Hour, shorts or bran at
the mill are requested to take them awav on
or Iwfore the 2t»th of June, 1878; ami all'per-
som> indebte«! to the undeisigm-d, or to the
late firm of McKenzie ,V Amv, will save
costs bv s'.ttling tho same with either cash
or note on or before the above-named date,
as til«- books must be s«|iiared up.
April lit. 1S78.
'I. q-. McKENZIE.
WANIED
\\
I
THE UNDERSIGNED
WANTS TO
I trade lumia r for two or three good sol
id work-horse«. Also for a set of harness.
\\ oiil«l give some one a goo<l contract to de
liver saw-logs at the Big Butte <’reek Suth.
eil:ind> saw-mill. Address me at Hrowns-
bor«>ngh. or «-all it the mill.
WM. H. PARKER.
IIAIR-CCTTER,
J ACK SON VI LI. E, OREGON.
rIMIE MADAME TAKES Tills METll'H
I of tendering Imr I hanks to t h«> pul >!i<- tot
tI k * j*atronage w hich has hitherto l i'en < x-
tended to her, ami would rcspeettully solicit
its continuance.
Her tallies an* always under h«*r inimcdi
decontrol; am! by her long ex|««-rienee it«
the business sb«* teels conti<!«*nt t het she will
giv«* entir«* satisfai-tion to all. H«*r beds an«l
rooms are lilted up in tlx* most comfortable
styh*. suit<•« 1 t«> th«* :ic«'omino<lation of singl«*
occupants or families. Iler be«!* ar«*alway s
k«*|»t clean. MEALS A’!' AIL HOURS. ‘
S. P. HANNA.
A S ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL-
j*V mg out at cost amt freight. 1 am ready
to do blacksmithing at cost and freight, but
must have the cash when the work is com-
plefeil. Shop on the corner of California
and Main streets.
DAVID CRONEM ILLER.
THE CITY
>
Jacksonville, Oregon,
IN CRONEMILLER’S BUILDING, IS
I in receipt ot a full assortment of material
ami prepare«! to do all work in his line on
short notice and in a workmanlike manner.
Vehicles of every description made to order.
Terms reasonable^ ami satisfaction guaran-
t «*«*« 1.
Repairing a specialtv.
S. P. HANNA.
Jacksonville, November 5, 1877.
UNION
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
(’OR. CALIFORNIA A Itli SI’S,
rnilE undersigned would RE-
1 spei-tfully inform their friends and th«
WHO WANTS A HOME? public generallx that they have purchased
the above establishment, which will l><
hencclorth eomluet«*«! umler their constant
rniiE undersigned , in order to personal superv i-ion. am) they guarant«*«
L ^<*lose partnership, otTer for *ale a farm
«atisfact < ti t<• a11 who may favor :h«-m with
of 3211 acres, pleasantly situated <>n Rogue their
patronage.
river, on th«* direct mail to Fort Klamath, 34
’These stables ar<* centrally located, and
miles from la<-kson ville. ’Th«* place is most
ly rich bottom land, well water«'«!, with an within convenient distance of th«- various
extensive outsid«* range for horses, catth* oi houses ot' public entertainment. Horses
sheep. Will b«> sold <m easy term*: One- ami mules will l>e boar« led and car«*«i for at
fourth down, the balance on liberal emdit. modern!«- charges. ’They hav<- one <>f th«
I he Stock, consisting of horses, raft Ie. sheep largest am] finest stock* m Oregon, south ot
and Imgs, along with the farm implements, Portlan<I. of
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
hay, grain, etc., ean be bought «'heap, gi ving
purchaser of the place pmfemnee il desimd. M ith single <«r «IonI«1«* t«-a ms, t«*r hir<* on r«*a
HULL BROS.
sonab;«- terms. ,\!-o ....... 1 Saddl«* Hors«-
and Mill«**, vv liieh will I««* hir«-«l to go to anv
part ot the country nt modern;«' rat«'*.
Animals bought ami sold, :,ml broke to
LAST CALL!
*a«blle or harness.
I
BREWERY
—BY—
R. SCIIUTZ RF-sPEi'TI’ULLY IN-
forms the citizens ot Jacksonville and
M
surroundin'^country that he is now niauu-
faeluring, and will constantly keep on hand
the very best of Lager Beer. 'Those wishing
a cool glass ot beer should give me a call.
XES, Hatches, Drawing Knives, Broad
axes, Mattocks. Picks,all sizes of llain-
inors, etc., for sale i»y JOHN MILLER.
\
W AG ON - AI A KE I
mJIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVI
1 notice to all those indebted to them,
<‘itner by note or book account, to come for-
war«l at once and settle theiracc«.tints b< tme
the lath day of April next, or their accounts
will be.placod in the hands of im attorney
tor force«! collodion. W«> mean business, as
our books MUST be close«!.
FIs 11 ER A ('A RO.
1.8.—T will offer for sale all mv house
hold ami kitchen furniture and a first-class
j lano. All those wishing a bargain will «1«.
well to give me a cal).
\ FI shi r
Hil
/*/ Upi'il t
r
Sewing Machines for Sale.
HATS, BONNETS.
Asthma«
and Consumption.
J. Nunan,
P. Dunn,
PROFESSI! INAL
Bronehiti»,
Cough,
JACOB ISH
I) ESPEt TFULLY
ANNOUNCES
Ttt
Il v th«
tlie public ot Jacksonville and > i«-iuit\
that In- was a scholar of Prof.
........ Dr.
.. Mosier,
director of th«- University
.... of Greifswald«*,
Prussia, ami Prof. Dr. Volkmann, of the
University ot Halle. During tin* Franeo-
Prussian war In- was speeial assistant to
the Doetor-in-cliief Zuelzer
—.- and Ludwig of
Berlin ami Breslau, Germans . Fractures
and external diseases, acute or «• bronic, most
«"irefii 11 v treate«!. ('upping. L •« filing, Bleed
ing am) tect h extract«*«! at all lion rs.
All kinds of birds stutl'ed and put up in
most natural shapes.
Jacksonvilh*, Dec. 11, 1877.
?«’3T FAIL
Lunga,
such as Coughs, Colds,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
WILL MA KE THE SEASON AT JACK
»V sonviile, Rock Point and Sam's Val
ley, commencing April 1st, at tlm following
rates:
s,|fi and ?!■'«.
Turk is !» years old this Spring. TH« sire
was Arabian, out of a Timoleon maie.
Turk's <lam was French. 1 Ie is a dark chest
nut sorrel, with white points, 17 hands high,
and weighs 1,500 pounds in working condi
tion.
Competent judges agree that Turk's colts
will compare favorably with any yet pro-
«hiced in the State, and he is higlilv recom
mended by leading stock raisers of D< uglas
county, where he has iiunle several seasons.
ROBT. WESTROP.
The Meadows, March 1, 1878.
V E IT SCIIUTZ.
Ja<
■¿'VT
io >i
and
G. II. AIKEN........ M EDIVAL ENAMIN !
IN ORTII S BUILDING
Flowers, ribbons, laces, neckties, gloves.
<•<>1 hrs and cutis, etc., etc., which we will
sell at low prices.
milE UNDERSIGNED HAVE NOWON
1 hand tho most complete and best stock
of millinery goods ever brought to Jackson
ville, consiting of
2 amt
all m
Settle Vp and Save Costs
..... VlTollMA
TURK,
t«> s«-ii«l for oa
Ca t a i««^ «,«*.
i t
Cvlltui lu< |» I- i c e 4
nini «le»«' ri pi lou
of ■>■«>«<« evei y
ari Irli- I «a g.'u-
«•••al uw.and 14
v»lunbl<>tn 4MV 1‘KKMvX coni, aaapiai-
iiag tlaa- |llli< ha««'a>f ali« artia'la- fa,r 5-a-a -
noiial. Fainlly or .Àgria-ailtaral tu,««, w .-
Iiav e alatila- a la rga- I raala- tlaa past <ta>a«atii
in «Ita- remota' pnrt» oi'tlia- Ta'i-ritaii-ia's
a nal laa ve, «t iI li fa-vv «-xa-a-plioti*, a' vameaG
e«l thè cipa-a'tatiaaai« a>f tlta- paat'a'lia»a-r
inaio clainilng lo bave attaala- a «a«inj
of 40 ta> «m p.-r a'a-ut.
Ve jn.til Illese
«ITlrOl.lis TO AXV AIMlitF.Ks
> «»:»:, i rò* t ppi.ia t i iox . ...............
Olir goatals
all ntanklnat al w I io 1«> h 1
Ìirices lai i| ua ti t i f ia-s «0 aoilt. itel.-rell« , .
ilrat Xi.tiomil ItaiaIr, <■!,!< aga.
I
¡¡h 1 1
ì I *r or
. . I >\\
E. B. WATS( 'N..
Throat
B. HOSTEL
THE SODA SPRINGS!
NEW MILLINERY STORE!
I
..SFJ’P.ETARY
COME YE I NTO
MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE
mito
----SUb
MAX
DIRECTORS :
LUP.RICATING OI1.S, ETC. ETC.
In tho Justice’s Court tor the Precinct of Ea
gle Point, State of Oregon,county of Lake.
S. A. Jones, plaintitT, vs. Joseph Ritchlin.
OHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW KEEP
dcfemlant; civil action to recover mom v.
<...i.. Sprint's ii
.having
• «i...
he Soda
11< ...._,
»11-<
n i relitte«! • ¡,e san
To lose[>h Hih-ltHii, th, abovenamedtlejetKlaul; U( • !
s now pre
commodate
nd mav favor
1 N IHE NAM i-.oF i 11 ESTATE OF ORE pa r< •« !
1 gon, you are herebv ivquir«*«! to appeal liim wit I, a cal I. Prices to suit the hard times.
b< fore th«.* undei signed, a Justice of the
THE MARBLE BUSINESS
Pea«-«- lor the pi'. i'imn aforesaid, oil the 22«I
dav of July’ l>78, at lo o'clock in the fore Will still be a specialty. All orders in this
noon of saul «lay, at ihe oliiee at said Jus- line promptly filled in the best manner and
ti«-e in sani pr. i-im-f, to answer the above at reasonable rates.
named plamt: T in a civil action. The de
Address as usual,
fendant will take notice that if he tails to
J. IE RUSSELL, Ashland.
answer tho complaint herein, the (ilaintitl
•x ill t:«k' ju Igmeni against him tor mnety-
thice m t twenty-five on«' bumlreths dol
in', ' '
togei I.er vv iihl he costs and dis-
bm seim'iits ot this action.
California Street,
Or«l« r of publication issued this 25th day
ot M iv, 1878.
JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON.
ill-. 2s
Tog
L NUN AX
P. DUNN,
Summons.
Saturday, J iue 29. 1378,
at 1
\ r. M., tho following describe!
i»r
Ft V’ iituated in Jackson comity,
a
, viz:
f the N. E. ’i.tho S. E. ’i ot
N. I
For Diseases of the
FOR .M
y Stal.le
; i
pri !!♦»••<
AND DRINK WITHOUT
Inthe mutter of the estate of Joseph Cox,
« lccea.se«!.
N PI USUANCE <»F AN oltl'ER AND
ic elise ot t he < ‘minty Court ul the State
<i gon, tor Jackson county, sitting for
t! tran-ai't 1«>n of probaie business on Mav
i, A. l>. 1*78, the un iersigimd »«bninis-
tr or ot thè est ate o'i J «»«»ph < 'ox, < lei'eas«-« l,
w : s» Il al pii blu- a uel ioti li «r cash in I ’. S.
V' d «-««in at theUourt I lou-e door in Jack-
sondile, in ani count v, ou
J. N. T. MILLER
PAINTS, OILS AND
Notice of Final Settlement.
Administrator’s Sale of Real Estate.
OF CALIFORNIA
DRUGS,
Ready-Made Clothing,
7«T Everything sold at reasonable rates.
Give me a « all.
K. KUBLI.
Jacksonville, Feb. IS, 1875.
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
»ay,
In »h<- Countv Court of tho State of (»regon,
tor the • ounty of Jackson, silùug in pro-
bato ai its Jmie temi.
In inu m i.lui ut ih«- ostato ot P. \\ . Stow,
dei-elise«!.
ilEK.MAN V. HELMS. ADMINISTRA
; I tor of said estati», having tiled in said
< ourt his tinal account tor settlement, ami
also praving lor an ordi r for setting the
time tor hearing the satm-.therefor« notie«-
i* her« by given that sani tinal account will
).e hi'.ir«! ami «letermmed in s:ii«i Court on
Tiie««lav, July 2, ls7G at lo o'clock A. M., at
whi'-h time all persons having any olijec-
t«un* ti> said linai account and settlement
must then ami ther«> make the samo.
Publish«'«! in tho I ie . mo « ha tn T imes for
four eonsecutivo weeks by order of Hon. S.
J. l»uv, County Judge.
E. D. FOl’DRAY, Clerk.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS:
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i-nt I’lr»-: i.-m* throughout the country
nd ( lei gynicn ofteu recommend it
nei. Miuwii .igeof its effects.
rKFr.vnr.n nr
Dr. J. C. AYER à CO., Lowell, Mass.»
rrai-tical ami Aiialvtical Chemist«.
soi l! BY AU. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHF.R1L
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
1>J? \TTV P>'NO, Grand, Square
I I I ami Upright, and IIEAT-
l'\'s « El l I ¡R A TI O <;« «LI>EN TONGUE
I A 111 .< > Il O RG A Ns a re the sweetest toned'
and most pert«*et instrutii<*nts ever before
manufactured in this or any other country,
ilit* world is challeng«*«) to equal the in
Best discounts and terms ever Is-fore giv en
I’ock Bottom panic prices now rea«lyt«» job*
hers, agents and the trade in general. Au
offer: I he-«* celebrated instruments (either
Piano or Organ boxe«! and shipped to anv-
w lien*, on liv«* or tift«*«*n «lays’ test trial.-
M««ney >-efun«I«*d and freight pai<! both wavn
il in any way unsatisfactory. Fullv war-
raiite«! for six y< ar* as strictly first-class.
I-.X I I; A<»111 «1N A 11Y LIBERAL discounts
given fol liurchc*, S«-hoo]s, Lodges, Halls,
Ministers, I eaehers, etc., in order to have"
them introduced at one«* where I have no*
agents. | hoiisatids now in use. New II*
lu*trat<**l A D\ J.RTISER, (Catalogue Fkii-Z
tion . with li*t of testimonials, m^v ready/
sent tree. Established in 1859.
Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
W ashiiigton, New Jersey.-
can make money faster at work for u»r
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than at anything else. Capital not re-^
«|iiired; wo will start you. AI2 |k-r day, at
home nimlc by the industrious. Men, wo
men, boys and girls wnnled everywhere to
work for u*. Now is th«1 time. < ostlv out
fit and terms free. Address True A' Co.,-
' iimi-ta, Maine.
SIGN PAINTERS
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\X'I ED IN EVERY SEfTIONOFTHE
1 nited State* and Provinces to answer
OU (’AN EXSILY INUREASE YOl’l!
Address
sa’ary by «levoting a verv small p< r- this adv. rtiM inent.
tioti ot your leisnrc dine to mv int«*r« st. I DANI El. F. Bl ATTY , Washington, N. J,-
«lo not ext.ect voll to canva** ior mv ei le
) A I NT ¡ s, i ntent or other) Oils, Vurnieheft,
bratO'l F aity's Piar.o« and < n-gan* uni«"
Shell Ke. Window Gla-ss. Emery. Borax,
von '<■<* fii t«>: Eilt ti«.' '« rvie,. 1 r, qmreot von
etc.,
for • - He in endless quantities bv
is lioth pleasant am! profitable. )■ ull parti« -
JOHN MILLER.
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DANTEI. F. BEA’I’l Y. W ;*-hiti"t«m X J
F |'aint.S«sh,Serubbingan<i Black
, uG,e- at JOHN MILLER.
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