GREAT REDUCTIONS Indimi Police. Till; HEW Alii» OF 1M1I1.« ll.Ii'V. By the l ist Congress provision was made for the organization of a native police force on each of the Indian r» e- • rvations for ti e purpose of pte-irving order, encouraging agi ¡culture, etc : The number of the force is prescribed by law, and they are to receive a small salary each. The design of the organ ization is not only to assist the civil I T. G. REAMES. E. K. REAME8. PIONEER Hi REAMES BROS., It is stated that the H»»u«e Commit The interest with which the recen' ; IN PRICKS AT t *e on Claims has agreed to recom IMfirin! Pnprr far Jackson, Josrphinr 4 Lttkr. agitation of the railroad question i« re CALIFORNIA ST., ceived Ly the people of Southern Ore mend tin appropriation of >3,500 to be FRIDAY JANUARY 10. 1879. gon and Northern California is most paid to A. Il Meacham for the part he MRS. J. BILGEx*. JACKSONVILLE. OREGON, gratifying. The meeting held at the acted in the Lava Bed tragedy. Thi« DEALER IN Court House last Saturday was very is exclusive of the $10 per day and AT THE OLD STAND OF J. BILGER The investigating committee appoint satisfactory in its results. A« the in perqiii-itcs paid him at the time for his doubtful services — a sort of compli ed by the last Leg’sbitur«* to inquire into itial step in a project of such magnitude, BA' ADOPTING A alleged irr« gut rilies of < x State ofli it met with a support far more cordial mentary bonus for being the chief fac and military authorities in quelling CALIFORNIA ST., tor in inaugurating the Modoc war. California St, Jacksonville, vets has filed its report,advance copies 'han could have been anticipated disturbances, etc., tint also to encourage Meacham is not entitled to a sjngle of which have bet n furnished to the Preparations are now being made for Oregon. the Indians in their efforts to acquire Jacksonville, pre«s. It is a voluminous document.' popular meetings in every precinct of cent from the Government for any ser a knowledge of the useful arts of civil DEALER IN preferring many charges, and has Jackson and adjoining counties. There vice he ever did while connected with ad valice ization, and to aid in their READ HIS CASH PHICES. gained crn« hl era Me prominence since is every reason to believe that we the Indian Department. His insane merit in every way. With li proper conduct whs the stilject of genera ’ re it was issued. There is a leading weak have finally entered upon an organ DRESS GOODS. selection of men from the diff- rent TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER;WARE- ness in the report which is liable to Iz -d plan which will engage the cor mark, lx>th among army officers and Ir'sh Poplin, per yard................................... $1.50 ; IN PRICKS tribes it is thought that much good Bl»«k Alpaca “ “ ..................................... 50c : make against it, and th it is the fact of dial an«i zealous support of every com citizens, during the Modoc difficulty, can l>e effected by the force. Tin* Melange, per var»l............................................. 25<- the Committee arguing the matter a* munity in this vicinity, We q tinte and upon him rests the responsibility liouhh* wulili dress goods, per yard.... 37,,s<; Tidings says Capt. O. C. Appb-gate I'nbl«*aehe<i Muslin, per yd...... 10c upward , STOVES, of the bloody taking.off of Dr. Thoma« «lawyer would his brief, Instead of elsewhere a paragraph from the Yreka il Blcaciied Muslin, per yd.. ........ loc is about to organize a company at il Eadie’s Hose. 8 pair for.... ....$1.00 presenting a plain, unvarnished state Journal which seem«, from all we can 1 and Gen. Canby. It is, perhaps, true II —AND THE— Klamath agency. Kid Gloves, per pair......... ........ 75c ll ment of its findings, and allowing the learn t>y Interview and correspondence, that when the moment came for the Felt Skirts............................. ....$1.00 Agricultural Implements, ll Chililreii’s corset waists. .. ..... $1.00 people to draw their own conclusions. to he a fair r» fl»-x of public opinion in Commissioners to go out to the slaugh The Ihuttfvr I’HMt. ll Embroid. Tab)«* < 'ov«*rs..... ..... $2.50 Laces 8«*., Embroideries pr yd A2% ll This will naturally leave the impress Siskiyou county.. It is full time, ton, ter.pen prepared for them by Capt. There have been serious npprehen ll Sleeve and Neck Kuching......... 25c PUMPS AND PIPE, ion that the Committee was prejudiced, that the people of this section recog .Jack, Meacham cowardly faltered and —OF— ■dons of a renewal of Indian hostilities GOLD JEWELRY. would fain have dissuaded the brave whether this be the case or not. Some nize the importance and the necessity east of the mountains for sometime Ladies setts from $2.50 up to $25.00, and . other J«*welry cheap. of the charges of extravagance and of securing quick and cheap communi men who accompanied him from past. Chi< f Moses ami his band began GENERAL MERCHANDISE!! M EN’S UL< »THING. marching into the j iw«of death, But In our pres violation of law, contained in the re cation with the sealtoard. -howing themselves refractory,but they Suits for..................... .................... $12.00 upward ll port, seem to I m * founded on disa ent isol.itetl condition we are nliitod until that moment camo he was loud Hats, each.............. 1.00 —THE— have been brought to terms without Boys’ Hats.............. ll in his vain boasting of his influence LOO while they helpless. Freight rates, greeable facts, and it is creditable ll Duck Coats..... 5.00 with the Modoc chief, whom he de actual hostili'ies being inaugurated. Blanket-line«] Boots and Shoes «old at the lowest price«, to a Democratic Legislature that are not exorbitant, still Impose a ROPE, TWINE, GREATEST VARIETY Moses is now a prisoner on the Simcoe and ever.vt hing els«* in proportion for cash. it instituted an invt stigation that heavy burden upon producer and con clared to be “a gentleman.” It is an A full assortment of Groceries, Tobacco, reservation, where it is proposed to w ill lead to their discovery. But we sumer. Added to this are the consid insult to the memory of the brave men Cigars, Pipes, Combs, Purses, Cutlery and TO SELECT FROM TN collect his scattered retainers. who were butchered during the Lava Holiday l’reseius. THE BEST WOSTENHOLM CUTLERY erations of uncertainty of transporta are also forced to the conclusion that Bed tragedy for tlx* Government to be several of the items in the indictment tion owing to variable weather, the li-_ A Itc.’l'l I.«»SS. Any One Store in Southern stow money upon one who was acces will he found to be unsubstantiated ability to loss by transportation over It would bean interesting stun for Oregon or Northern POWDER AND FUSE, Æ-ÎTGIVE ME A CALL.-T1.Ç Governor Thayer i« recommended ny rough, mountainous r »ads and vexa sory before the fact for eveiy citizen a Republican expert al figures, aftei California. the committee to institute proceeding-* tiou« delay*, frequently involving loss and soldier sacrificed. And even now carefully estimating the value of A B. Meacham is publishing a paper for the recovery of the alleged defal to both shipper and contractor. Hayes and deducting that from the Î • ! • 1 Central Assortment of SHELF HARDWARE » We understand that the distance in Philadelphia filled with regular in cations. We .«ball ref- r to this invi s cost, to state the net loss incurred by Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL A CO ligation at length in future issur-a. from Jacksonville to tide water at or »(ailments of falsehood regarding the and T. A. DAVIS A CO., the R publican party in the purchase character and capabilities of the In The T imes is emphatically in favor of a near Ellensburg, in Curry county, i* of hi® election. OUR STOC K CONSISTS OF KTC., ETC. thorough examination of the facts and somewhere between 90 and 100 miles dians. He is doing more to delude W IIOL E S A L E D II U G GIST S, the meting out of justice only in all It is asserted that the harbor at Ellens the public mind and render more intri NEV7, THIS WEEK. cases. If official culpability and dis burg is safe and commodious, and that cate the Indian problem than any other FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC WILL 92 & 94 FRONT STREET attend to Job-work with neatness and honesty can be proven again-t anyone, the bar at the entrance thereto is per- man in the United States, and merits DISSOLUTION NOTICE dispatch. FANCY GOODS, fectly safe for vessels of 300 tons bur- execration instead of reward, Wert* I will also keep constantly on hand a let him be lu Id strictly accountable. PORTLAND, OREGON. large stock of he known elsewhere as he is in Ore- 'Y'DTD'E TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT then. It is hardly to he doubted that LADIES- DKESS GOODS, CASHMERES, .1 the «•opartnorship heretofore existing I J All. TO THE Ml flORY OF THE 1)1- if an enterprise of such importance a« , gon he would be poweHess for harm; between J. W. M inning and J. B. Mont AND DIAGONALS. SILKS AND LIQUORS AND TOBACCO. l‘.llil!l> « HIEF. troinorv, in the livery business, is hereby SATINS, BOOTS & SHOES, . but,unfortunately, In* finds sympathiz : KEEP CONSTANTLY on hand and intelligently this were earnestly di olvcd !•-.• mutual consen». J. B. Mnnt- Particular attention paid to Farmers’ a <*omplete stock of ( LOTH I NG, ETC., . ers because he pl tys upon the credulity gomorv retirinir. All accounts against tho would make lib- prosecuted, Congress wants ami tin* supplying of extras for Farm Last Wednesday was the sixty late firm will tm settled by J. \V. Manning, Machinery, ami a I i information as to «tick of strangers. to whom all :i'«*ounts duo th«* firm mu«t fourth anniversary of the battle of end provisions for further improve articles furnished cheerfully, on application. DRUGS, LADIES’ CALIFORNIA-MADE CLOAKS. No pains also |>o paid. The business will lie contin wilt be spared to furnish our New Orleans. Its annual recurrence ments of the hartsir. It is difficult to ued bv tin* undei signed, who, thankful for customers with ¡he ls*«t goods in the mar pa«t patronage, solicit« a continnanee’of tlu* PERFUMERY anil TOILET ARTICLES revives memories the most glorious in make even an approximate estimate of ket, in our line, and at lowest prices. same. J. \V. MANNING. The commendation U’E PALI. THE ATTENTION OF THE of our cotern- Agency of the PA< I .'It RUBBER PAINT the cost of building and equipping a the history of this nation. On the Jacksonville, Jan. 9, 1S7'.». IT ladies to th«* fact that we have now on —the best in the woi Id. porarie8 is a matter always worth PATENT MEDICINES, hand the largest and best se!eet««l assort Our motto shall be prompt and fair deal morning of the Sth of January, 1815, narrow gauge road to the Coast. Bas ment of LA DI ES' DR ESS GOODS and b X N- ing wth all. Gall and examine our stock striving for and every newspaper pub ing an estimate on data furnished by Administrate rs Sa ’ e of Real Estate. the sun rose on the beautiful city of Y GOODS of ei ery descript ion in Sout hern before going elsewhere. .Satisfaction guar GLASSWARE, If VADO JU GLASS, C lisher is pleased to receive it. Hence, »»logon, and we will lien»-eforth make this anteed. the recent spirited controversy between In the matter of the estate of Joseph Cox, the Crescent, invested by an army of line of goods our specialty ami sell them at J. H. PENN, Manager. we may he pardoned for publishing deceased. mercenaries whu-e bottle cry was Jo«. Gaston, E-q , President of the PAINTS. OILS AND IN PURSUANCE»»!' AN ORDER AND the annexed coaij limentary notices, Cheaper than the Cheapest. I lieen«e of thoCoimtv Court ot tlu* State “beauty and booty.” Opposing the Dayton A- Sheridan Narrow Gauge R given on the occasion of the entrance ot <»i-'tron, for J:«<-k«on cotmlv, sitting for PAINTER'S STOCK OF EVERY KIND, To the gentli-nu-n we will say, if you long columns of the invader that filed R., Rnd H. Thielsen, a civil engineer tlu* 11 a n«act ion of probate business on Jan want a No. 1 St IT »»F C L< >T H Es von in list of the T imes upon its ninth volume, uary 7tli.A.D. 1S79. the umlersimied, nd- goto Reames Bros, to buv it. as weelaim to up along the bioks of the Father of of recognized ability, who was for m’ll >st rater <-f tbo estate of Joseph Cox. de fur which we render thanks: BLUE VITRIOL, have the best STOCK <»F Cl »»THING in many years connected in an otli dal ca CALIFORNIA ST., Waters shouting peans of anticipated ceas« d. will sei) at public auction fcr cash Ja« k«on county and will allow- n<> one to un The D emocratic T imes of Ju-ksm- in U. S. gobi coin at the Court House door pacity with the Holladay lines — a dis dersell us. victory, was a simple breast work of LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ville, Oregon, has entered upon it« in Jacksonville, in sai<I county, on The««* goo«!« were all purchased bv a mcin- WILLIAM BYBEE, cussion in which tho narrow gang* Proprietor. cotton halts, behind which were ber of our linn from Fl ItST < 'LASS JI» »US ninth volume. It is the I »st local pa Salar. ’ ay. F,-I»r»snr,i «. INTO. ES in San Franci«co ami New Yolk, and we crouched a handful of volunteer sol- squarely confronted the broad gauge per in Oregon and is always as full of will warrant ev«*iv article and sell them at *? o ’ clock r. vr.. the f»dlnwing described ff Sole Agents for Oregon for tl system — it is confidently asserted that new« a« an egg is full of meat. — J5v diers. But they were commanded by cli«*aper tor <*ash than any house in county. GMI1S WELL KNOWN MARKET, Op cd cAitiioi.re sum' im\ real property, situated in Jackson county, We also keep on hand a full stock of ka Union. the proposed line can l»e constructed posite Kahler <V Bro.’» drug-store, is Sta'e of < »retron. viz: s Ticks, Li«*<* and all parasites <>n Andrew Jackson. Devoted patriotism, b<-tt«>r prepared than ever to furnish th» 'I he S. \\ . ' I of S. \V. 1 , ot Si'c. 1, and 1 lie J u-k-onvill»* T imes commence« and equipped throughout for $1(1, (Hit) giowed in his great soul, and like inag- public with the choicest«piality of GROCERIES, the \V. of thè N. \V. I, of Sec. 12. and tho its ninth volume this week, and is one s. per mile. This is assumed as a maxi I 1 I oft lie N. F 1 , of Seo I ], in ’ f, nelisin communicated to those of tin* Fiesh Beef. ot tin* best local papeis on the coast, s. of R. 2 wi*st, containing ]6<i acr<*s; also t lie H A RI > W A R E, UU TL ER Y, G L ASS W A R E. Poi-k, Veal, humblest privates in his ranks. Brief mum figure. It is proposed to follow notwithstanding i: is a Democratic s. 1 i of th«* S. F. ', of >«■«*. 2. ami the N. E. NEW LIVERY STABLE. 1 I ot th«* N. I-'.. 11 of S« «-. 1 ] ; all in T om nship the course of Rogue river, and from CRCCKERY. Mutton. Ham. was the time that that little band of journal; an»l th»* proprietor, (’harl»*y .»• > , south of rami»'. 2 west, containing 120 Bacon, Salt Meat«* BACK OF COURT Hol SE, A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS, heroes had to wait for the attack. Like parties who have had ample opportu Nickel^ is dfs»*ivii»g of the highest a<T(“ and situated in Jackson eountv, Ore- Also, Superior K g'»n. appreciation for the <*nt» rpr.se and en an earthquake’s shock the enemy came nity to acquaint themselves with the Farm anil Frei; ht Wapon«, Together with all tho appurtenances there ergy displayed.— Yreka Journal. Sausage. Lard. Etc. I’roprietor. unto belontrinir or in anywise appertaining J. W. J1A5MVG, and like chaff before the hurricane’s topography of the country we heir The Ja ksonville T imes has com — subject to widow's dower. Plows, Gang Plows & Sulky Plows. The most favorable inducement« offered breath they were hur!**d back from the that this route offers every advantage menced on its 9th volu'ue. Charley M . A. HOI’STI»N, to patrons, ami no effort will be «pared Administrator of the estate of Joseph toward giving general satisfaction. In fact everything from the finest needle smoking muzzles of Jackson’s cannon. for cheap and speedy construction. Nickell js nuiking a goo»l paper and t 'ox .WING LATELY FITTED UP THE to a threshing-machine, Give us acai) and . deceased. WM. BYBEE. It then remains for the people of commodious barn on I ho School House we wish him the best of success.— Al Charge after charge was tnado, only to Tabb* Rock, January S. I«79. judge for yourselves as to our capacity of Flat and in the rear of the Court House, 1 hirnisliing goods as above. meet the sheeted flame and iron hail other communities to suppl**ment with bang l)e;nocraf. am now fully prepared to attend to all bu«- The wav to make money is to save it. To MILLINERY STORE! inc«s in my I n* with promptness ami dis The Jiicksonvill»« TlM es commenced WHY SHOULDN’T from the batteries behind the cotton their earnest good will and modest con -ave it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay GASH patch and at the most reasonable rates. for your goods and buv of its ninth volume with its last i-sue. bales. No bravery, no discipline could tributions the Work so handsomely lie CALIFORNIA STREET, REAMES BROS. TURNOUTS. gun in Jacksonville. It is proposed to It is e«*rt;»iidv a first-»*lass local paper. THE PEOPLE OF THIS VALLEY SAVE endure such an ordeal. The serried —Douglas Independent. The Stable is furnished with the best ani ranks of boasting Britain wavered and raise a fund of $3,000 to d< fray JACKSONVILLE, The Jacksonville T imes ha« just en mals and most substantial buggies ; also a OREGON. the expenses of a thorough prelimin tlr«t-class hack ami saddle-horse. fled, leaving the field strewn with tered upon its ninth voltime. The Horses boarded, and the best care be their dead and the name of Andrew ary survey which shall,in a large meas T imes i« a liv»* piper, full of 1«>< al news, stowed on I hem. —OF— rPIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW ON Satisfaction guaranteed in every- instance. Jackson enshrined in every patriotic ure, accomplish everything to be ac. an»l, jutlgiug fioni its appear tnee, is in * .A'.*’ ,he most complete and I »eat stock Give me a trial and judge for yourselves. a flmiri'hing condition. Success to '•»millinery good» eve>- brought to Jackson heart. The mighty river still courses complished by a final survey except you, Bro. Nickell.— Roseburg Plain J. W. M ANN I NG, ville, consisting of ing, of course, the definite location of Dry-Goods and Fancy Goods. Jacksonville, Feb. 1, 1»7K. past the scene of that great victory; the dealer. the line of route. We understand that HATS, BONNETS, With the issue of December 27th, beautiful city, with its wealth and PHŒNIX MILLS no funds are to be collected until some the Jar ksonville T imes entered upon Flowers, riblams, laces, necktie«, glnv««. <; ROCE RIES, — AT beauty untouched by’ the ruthless hand ■•'- lars ami cutis, etc., etc., which will arrangements shall be made by which its ninth volume. Cliarl»*y has l;ih»>i»*d hold «it tlit* luW(‘>t prices. of the invader, still towers in m issive industri usly to make I is paper a lively,' BOOTS AND SHOES, l/ROM PAST EXPERIENCE, I CANNOT they can be expended under the direc grandeur on its bank; but as enduring I oiler less than «picy :ind n* w«y journal, an»l wo an* Sewing Machines for Sale. as either is the memory of the glorious tion of responsible citiz -us. But every pleased to note his success.— State Line 60 CENTS PER BUSHEL t .,„ba|Vv",SV’! hand a num,*r ot the eele- TOBACCO * LIQUORS, interested community is requested to Herald. b an d New w »ls«,n White and Howe Sow! achievement of the 8ih of January of wheat, and farmers can have their choice m ike known its temper towitr Is the "■g Machines, which I will sell cheap for rpHE UNDERSK.NED TAKES PLEAS of either exchange or sell their wheat at elxty-four years ago. I uro in .announcingto the public that he cash, or exchange for grain. AND ALL KINDS OF m irket prices at my mill«. scheme, by subscription to the above ! has just r«*cei\ «-d a complete and first-class _____ M Rs. I. w. BERRY. I henceforth expect to establish Two days after the election of 1876 The R«- sii nipt ion l.nw. i assortment of Gent’s Furnishing »foods, named fund, and the measure of its m : w bra % or of fi . oi r . such as Hats, Shirts, Unde: wear, <*te.; best GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES ! The Ri sumption act was approved contribution. It is extremely gra’ify- everybo ly conee led th it Mr. Tilden brands ««f Cigars and Tobacco; PijH*s, No which will excel the old ones. tions, Fancy Goods, (flassware, Cro«-k»*i-y, ha'I carried 184 electoral votes, and January 1 1, 1875. It went into effect ing to the people of Southern Oregon It shall always be my aim togive the full Musical Instruments, Bird <'ages. Station —AT— Fon est satisfaction. P. W. OLWELL. to witne-s the hearty go id will which needed only one more to insure his ery, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Albums. January 1, 1879. Here is the law: Plm-nix, Aug. 9, 1878. ’I'oys. Camlies, Nuts,etc., which will I m > so 1«| 1. On and after January I, 1879, the the people of Siskiyou county have election. At the same time it was at the <*heapest rates. Give me n call and Frey s Boot and Shoe Store«. universally admitted that Hayes had 1 see for yourselves. ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE Secretary of the Treasury shall re manifested. We thank our generous S. P. HANNA, C alifornia S treet F. BRFJ'K ENFELD. deem in coin the United States it g il friends across the line and hope their carried 163 electoral votes, or tw ntv tender notes then outstanding. Jacksonville, BY GOING TO Oregon. words of encouragement will be re two short of the number requisite to WAGON-MAKER, 2. This redemption shall take place peated iu Josephine, Douglas, Curry elect him. The t wenty-two vot< s in on ttio presentation of such h*gd ten- I TAX ING PERMANENTLY IOCATFT i and Lake. r Ar CJo disput« wi re those of Louisiana, Flor A tiers in sums of not less than $50. Jacksonville, Oregon, BLACKSMITH, I ida, South Carolina, and Oregon. The 3. The place of redempti. n is at the A Splendili Journal. - _ jr office of the Assistant Treasiiier of the RYAN'S BUILDING, I'epuldican.s have all along asserted IN CRGNEMTI.T.ER’S BUILDING, IS The Sacramento Record-I nion of United Stales, in the city of New I in receipt ot a full assortment <»f material FOURTH STREET, JACKSONVILLE. I that soon after the election these votes U________ GEORGE W. FREY. ami prepar«*d to «lo all work in bi line on January 1st is one of the most mag York. were < th red for s;d<*, and were kept Next door to Po3t Office. short notice and in a workmanlike manner. 4. The redemption will he in either nificent papers ever published. I: V«*tiieles of every descript ion mad»* to oriler. AVING TAKEN CHARGE OF THE MILL NOTICE. g ild or silver, as the holders of the le contains sixteen pages of mostly ntatis on the in irket for some weeks. There Terms reasonable amt satisfaction guaran- shop formerly occupied by Dan. Crone JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, te«*«L gal tenders desire, subject to the op is truth in this as«ertion; they tccre miller, situate') north of f'ardweil’s Liverv VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tical matter, and is well-worthy of be Repairing a specialty. stable, I am now prepared to do tion of the governmeuI to pay it in I offered for sale. But Tilden did not S. P. HANNA. ing preserved for future reference. either inetal. Jacksonville, November 5, 1877. GENERAL IH. %< KSM lllll ><; get one of them, and Hayes got them 5. The amount of these legal tend As a newspaper in every department f I all. Then, which side bought them? (lie Record-Union has few equals. in the best manner ami on short notice. er- is now $346,691,016. ‘•‘‘••M ill, Mr Finery retir7n„ Ail frimi.L IM) SEE IS. the old firm win fa* Äd by My terms are reasonable. Satisfaction guar W h.v, the Hayes side, ofcoor*e. The 6. The legal tender shall not bp de anteed. Give me a trial. Two ol n Kind. stroyed, retired or canceled, but shall N. Y. Sun snys men are sent to the J-.er Horse-shoemg a specialty. be kept in circulation. matt , shannon . CANDIES & NUTS, The Sentinel will do well to look to penitentiary and even to the gallows, Jacksonville, Feb. is, 1878. The Resumption act does not apply its laurels as a Republican journal, eveiy week, on tediuiony no stronger to the circulation of the.national bank . as the Ashland Tidings is of late mak- than this. RAILROAD SALOON, HAVE A VERY GOOD ASSORTMENT JOHN DALEY, Their notes are still redeemable in lug inroads on its prestige as such. of the above goods, which I will sell rpil F.SE WELL-KN ’ I »WN MILLS.SITUA- Eaule Point. Aug. 19, 1S7K. EMEKY* Kwnmp l.aml DeciHiou. I t(*d seven mile« nori Least of Jackson cheap. Pleas© call. United States notes at the counters of Last week’s issue of the latter seems JAS. DRUM. Cor. California ami (Iregon St»., Jacksonville ville, are now prepared to do a An important ilccision was recent the banks issuing them. to denote this. The Republican cause GREAT SACRIFICE? FARM FOR SALE. HENRY PAPE. Engineer. in this county will certainly not suffer ly made by Judge Buis» in the case of Merchant and Exchange Business. The l>*nth Peunlty. II. ( . Owen vs. the Bo*ird of Cotntnis- tor want of organ«. Thirty-six pounds of flour, two pounds To-day a series of public executions sioners for the sale ol school and uni of shorts atid eiirht pounds of loan given rpHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR IN— I sale lit« ranch situated on Sterling creek, Another Outrage. per bushel of goo<l wheat. Flour sacked will be inaugurated in this State. The versity 1 »nils. Th»« case is one in which and bianded, customers furnishing sacks. containing 164 acres, all under fence. For THROUGH TICKETS, 12} C ents . ty acres ar« under cultivation, with plcntv The Springfield Republican 9959 one H. C. Owen tendered swamp land Satisfaction guaranteed in all instam-» s. exhibition will be introduced by the B LACKS? <>f vegetable land; a good orchard, living wa T. T. McKENZIE. hanging of the Indians convicted of of the Democratic outrages in Louisi warrants in payment of the twenty p r ter on various parts, plenty of timber and Eureka Mill«, Sept. 16, 1S7S. fine stock range. U. s. title. Dvspeetion plTOTCE WINKS, LIQUORS AND CI- the murder of Geo. Coggan, which ana ¡»the openingof twenty-seven new centum on swamp lands claimed by " j gttrs constantly on hand. The reading invited. TIIOS. H. GIKSOF ) A I NTS, patent or other» oil«. Varnishes, table is also suppli«*d with Eastern periodi 4 S A LL OUR M ERUH A NTS A RF SFT T c. lured schools in the parish of Caddo, will take placent Pendleton, in Uma him. Tt«o court held that the law au shellac. Window Glass, Emery, Borax, z\ our out at cost amt freight, I am reidV cals and leading pa|>«*r> ot t lu* »'oast. r I ’ W »tuns made to order and repairing etc., for sale in endless «pian'ities hv tilla county. Two Chinamen and our where there have been stories of elec tho iziiig th»* i"uam*e of the w arrant- to do blacksmithing at ,.OM afKi freight but JOHN MILLER. properly d'»n»* by JOHN MILLER. T)< >\\ 1 >1-.R—-(ìiant. Blast ingor gun pou der, must have the caah when the work is white men are condemned to meet tion troubles, since the est blisbment i' u'»<• *U'tit ii Iiou.il, h nee the warrants I-' you waul a N<>. 1 home made Rille a O vol want protection’ Buv a Pistol or I all kinds, and caps and fuse, for sale in pitted. Shop on the corner of Califoruii a« v uot so recci vat |«>. tb» arme fate during the next mouth. of the Nicholls Government. ■ anil Main streets. »«»oruia J. S. HOWARD’S! GENERAL MERCHANDISE, THE GREATEST REDUCTION Ever Known in a Regular Business, LARGEST STOCK! Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnishes, Which will be sold at Lowest Rates HODGE, DAVIS & CO., ALL FOR CASH FALL i WINTER DRY-GOODS. A WE CITY MARKET, II LATEST ARRIVALS THEIR MONEY! BRECKENFELD ’S ! MERCHANDISE! MATT. SHANNON. H Where Highest Cash prices are paid. FAMILY GROCERIES, EUREKA MILLS. I r I fir-t-class shotp'iu goto -I. MILLER. \ D Knife, or both, of JOHN MILLER. quantities to suit, by JOHN MILLER, DAVID CJION’EMILLUR. I