■ owmrai h i n,, i im i la u i j m—mi m., i it
She gjmonatk ¿imc.5.
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ANOTHEH KA11.KOA1» I’KUJff«!'.
I
PEO BONO PUBLICO!
Front Robt.. M. Garrett, who ro-
Official Paper
for Jackson, Josephine & Lake. turned front Crescent City last week,
<
wo learn that the railroad question is,
FRIDAY,
APRIL 4, 1ST!». engrossing the attention of the citizens
of that sectii.n as well as ot this. In
L ost , strayed or stolen: The Inves case a breakwater is constructed there,
tigating Committee.
so that vessels of medium size can go
I t would take a fine-toothed coml» and coute into harbor with safety at any
to discover the Jackson county Inde time of Hie year, the prospects for a
pendent that exercises a Roseburg narrow-gauge railway from some point j
; in Jackson county to Crescent City will
paper’s imagination so fearfully.
be worthy of consideration. A Mr. Sian ,
T he Republicans in caucus at j ford of San Francisco (perhaps Leland
Washington unanimously agreed to op ¡Stanford of the Central Pacific Rail «Olid
THE PEOPLE OF THIS VALLEY SAVE
CALIFORNIA ST.,
MRS. J. BILGER.
(AT THE OLD STAND OF J. BILGER
Dry-Goods and Fancy Goods.
CJllVrOllt
DEALER IN
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
AND ALL KINDS OF
i
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &c.
PRICES REDUCED.
i.i.r the
i . o :» k TO
( \ »1.3
i'S.
TilEIK
B ASIS ! !
CANI!
TOBACCO & LIQUORS,
K a toss«
AHEAD AS USUAL 11
California St., Jacksonville,
boots and shoes ,
MeilKOl* H
k
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
BY ADOPTING A
GROCERIES,
TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WARE
T iie Detroit Free Pregg says that harbor improvements, he will furnish !
San Francisco refined sugar, 7 tt»s for.....................................................
the 45th Congress died without a the rolling stock for such a railway— Extra Costa Rica coffee, by quantity, 22cts. per lt> ami 4 ths for..
taint of jobbery. It was different when tiie citizens of Jackson, Josephine and Rope of all sizes per pound for.................................................................
—FOR—
Liverpool salt per tt> for.............................................................................. .
Congress bad a Republican majority. i Del Norte counties to grade the track Extra choice tea per tb for..........................................................................
it
and supply the ties. It is difficult to Tobacco per it» for......................................................................................... .
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
Candles
per
box
........................................................................................
T he developments of the past few t surmise whether or not the United
month» have vindicated Mr. Tilden, States authorities will do the right
BY GOING TO
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, etc.
and to-day he is the strongest man in thing in tho premises and thereby give
$1.00
the Democrat io party. The reaction ! us hopes of railroad connection with the Prints, 15 yds for..............................................
. 9and upward
Muslin
per
yd
...................................................
44
in bis favor is immense.
44
1.00
Men
’
s
hats,
each
................................................
coast,something weareso sadly in need
i
44
44
3.50
Men’s boots per [»air......................................
44
44
of.
Congress
has
made
tin
appropria
.75
H oratio S eymour is looming up a-
Shoes
“
“ ........................................
RYANS BUILDING,
44
.03 4 4
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44
the Democratic candidate for Governor tion fora bailor of refuge somewhere Slippers
.13 44
Cotten tlanncl shirts and drawers, each.
9.00
of New York. His availability is un between San Francisco and the Straits Men's cloth suits worth $15.00 for............
Next door to Post Office
3.50
Men’s cloth pants worth X'i.OO for.............
doubted and he would sweep the Em of Fuca, and it is believed that the
And various other articles too numerous to im nt ion. Call and examine as it costs noth
MORRIS MENSOR.
pire State like a whirlwind.
board of engineeis having the s lection ing to satisfy yourself.
J ACK SON V1 LEE, OR E( ! ON,
of the point in view will decide in fa
T he mines of Southern Oregon are
1
vor of Creacent City. It will tliere-
attracting more attention abroad at
fore tie observed that the prospects for
present than ever Irefore. And well
this railroad are about as uncertain as
they may, for nowhere can capital find
more profitable investment than here. the others we are flattered with, It i>
wiil
Our vast mining interests will speak al-o evident that so netiiuo
volumes in their own praise when they elapse before any definite information
í :i 1 lion
S mpoiM <‘<1
are in a fair way of being developed.
in tho matter w ill be received. But, rI71i<‘
Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL A co.,
as we can see no relief that promises
und T. A. DAVIS A CO.,
W e were aware that Slier iff By
to tie speedit r, the people of Southern
bee had no intentions of attending
Oregon and Northern California can do
W II O L E S A L E D R U G GIST S,
to the duties of his office personally.
that which they have always done pre
i
Yet, no one expected that he would
viously, live and wait for s imething to
92 & 94 FRONT STREET
entrust the management thereof to an
turn up. The ben« fits that would accrue
insolent deputy who takes a fiend
from this railroad woul I be manifold.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ish delight in arbitrarily exercising the
A practicable route could, no doubt, be
petty authority ho is accidentally in
surveyed; and the ci»t of c< n-druction
vested with.
1ITE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
would be less th tn anywhere else. We
I H
a complete stock of
S enator S later ’ s first bill was the are decide lly in favor of railroul con
nection and are n >t particular where
one providing for the removal of the theotlierend of the road is located.
DRUGS,
Pride of Perche.
While Rose and 1'oal.
Umatilla, Warm Spring, Siletz and Our citizens have become wearied
PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES
Klamath reservation Indians to some of building air-vnstles upon railway an
I oint outside the State of Oregon. We ticipations and now quietly “await the U’H.L MAKE TIIE SEASON BEGINNING APRIL FIRST AM» <’( >NTI NUE TI LL
PATENT MEDICINES,
Il
July 1st: Tut'-ilay- ami \V< »lnes<lays at the livery stable of \V. J. Plymale’s in
doubt not that there are cogent rea train when lhe bell rings.”
sons why thi> bill should become a law,
if the Litter tribe of Indians were ex-
tlude l from its workings. The Klim-
ath reservation is fit for little else than
the uses it is now put to, and why
cause trouble by removing Hie Indians
upon it?
*
REAMES BROS.,
WHEN THEY CAN BUY
r
E. R. REAMES.
T. G. REAMES.
ti’
THEIR MONEY!
THE NEW YORK STORE AHEAD ! !
pose the Demcxtratie programme. They i road) is said to have promised that, it
will probably filibuster.
I the Government makes the needed
PIONEER HARDWARE STORE.
WHY SHOUDNT
STOVES,
GLASSWARE, H7.VD0IF Gl.A SS,
Ever Known in a Regular Business,
_
__
—AND THE—
Agricultural Implements.
LARGEST STOCK!
PUMPS AND PIPE,
Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnishes
—OF—
GZ1TEP.AL MERCHANDISE ! I
—THE—
ROPE, TWINE,
GREATEST VARIETY
TO SEI.ECT FROM IX
THE BEST WOSTENHOLM CUTLERY
POWDER AND FUSE,
HODGE, DAVIS i CO.,
Jacksonville, anti Monday a . m . Tliursilay and Saturday of each week at my stables
near A-blaml.
Tho first ¡m|»orte»l French stallion that earn»* we-f of the Alleghanios came into Union
e<»unty, Ohio, in 1S51. This hoi -e was called L<»1'1S NAPOLEON and showed the great
xalue ot this stock. Up t<> |s ;'j t her»» were si.xty-t wo more im ported into the United States, I
and in th«1 last ten years there have been five hundred and sixty-si.x imported. Some
counties in < »liio and 1 llinois give business to from twelve to fifteen inq'orteil stallions,
as well as a number of graded.
'flic glades of I his stock are now going into the Chicago .and New York markets and j
readily bring from fifty to seventy-five per cent, more than the common stock of work
horses. Th» .iboxe shows the r» pu'.atioii Lids, took has when tiny have had overa quar
ter of a century's ex periciiee witli them.
Seethe im ii'-y brought into 1 h is county by t he sale of XV 11 ITE PR I ? CE colts and fil-
li«‘s. Then have been tbrty-five h< a»l sold and taken out of this county which brought
$13,317, all axcrage price of near $'29»> each. They were mostly sold when under two years
old—many of them at weaning time. They were taken to California, baistern Oregon. I
Washington and Idaho Territories. Favorable reports have come from all, ami in sev
eral instances the pmehasers have ordered or came ami bought more.
XVII 1TE PRINCE has not mad«1 a season here since 1S73.
Everv business man knows that large, we'l-forim d horses have al ways been in demand
at good prices. There has been a good deal said that the I’ereheron stock that I have in-
trodimed on this coast at great cost was a failure, a humbug, and did not suit the wants
of farmers and teamster, «X»1. These parties that give currency and credit to the above,
are, no doubt, interested in some other stock ami never owned or gave tho Percherons a
trial.
IN PRICES
Any Ono Store in Southern
Orogen or Northern
California.
A General Assortment of SPIELE HARDWARE
ETC., ETC.
4 FIRST-CLASS MECHANIC WILL
A attend to Job-work with neatness and
dispatch.
I will also keep constantly on hand a
large stock of
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
FALL & WINTER DRY-GOODS.
FANCY GOODS
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES
AND DIAGONALS, SILKS AND
SATINS, BOOTS A SHOES,
Particular attention paid to Farmers’
CLOTHING, ETC.,
wants ami the supplving of extras for Farm
Machinery, and all information as to such
articles furnished cheerfully, on application.
No pains will be spared to furnish our
customers with the best goods in the mar
ket, in our lino, and at lowest prices.
Agency of the PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT IVE CALL TIIE ATTENTION OF THE
«V ladies to the fact that we have now on
—the best in the wot Id.
Our motto shall bo prompt and fair deal hand the largest and l»est selected assort
ing with all. Call and examine our stock ment of LA 1 »I ES’ DP. FSS < JOI IDS and F AN-
before going else«here. Satisfaction guar CY G< »ODS of every description in Southern
anteed.
MRS. J. BILGER.
Oregon, and we will henceforth make thia
---------------------------- /------- ---- -------------- line of goods our specialty and sell them at
LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
i
LADIES’ CALIFORNIA-MADE CLOAKS
Mlt. El»IToi:: It is the duty of every citi-
PAINTS, OILS AND
zi n to assist in gnardiiiL» the interests of the
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
w hole [H-ople of lhe < onnty and State of which
PAINTER
’
S
STOCK
OF
EVERY
KIND,
In- i- a r -blent. Nor need he be untrue to
To the gentlemen we will say, if yo«
want a No. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHES you niue»
himself in «lo'iig so. for tiiat which inures to
goto Reames Bros, to buy it, as weclairn to
the interest of <»ne is an advantage to all in a
BLUE VITRIOL.
have the best STOCK <>F CLOTHING in
public [»ouit of view. These thoughts arc sng-
Jackson county and will allow no one to un-
g<
ted
by
an
»■!!'
-rt
now
being
made
by
»•«■rtain
MR. H ayes bus robbed the Republican
dersell us.
LUBRICATING OILS
parties interest d in business at Rock Point to
These good« were all purchased by a mem
party of another item its orators fondly induce the county to pay from four to five
ber of our firm from FIRST-CLASS HOUS
thousand
dollars
to
aid
in
the
const
ruction
of
a
dwelt upon when in the heat of a cam
ES in San Francisco and New York, and we
five bridge aero - Itogiic River at that [•oint
T^FSolo .Agents for Oregon for the cele
will
warrant every article and sell them
paign. Those forced monthly Treasury A pct'tmn is being cm ulat«;d over the county
brated ('AnTtoi.rc sjn'ri' i>n\ which
cheaper t<>r cash than any house in county.
kills'Ficks, Lice ami all parasites on sheep,
We also keep on hand a full stock of
balances, which they were pleased to at this time an I citizens are being importuned
to sign the same, asking the County Commis
and is a sun* cure for screw-worm, scab and
RUSSELL,
PROPRIETOR.
* call reductions of the public debt, now sioners to appropi iati the amount of money
foot rot. Circular sent on application.
GROCERIES.
appear on tho wrong side of the col above named lor the ptirjiose stated.
Be it known that 1‘Jios. < havner has now a
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE,
THE ASHLAND
umn; hence no capital can be manufac splcn«lid new bridge across the river, one and a
Hl HE UNDERSIGNED, BEING STA-
1 tinned at Ashland again, has turned his
tured upon this score. During the 1 half miles above Rock Point, where the stages
CROCKERY,
TESTIMONIAL:
carrying the U. S. mails and all other travel
entire attention to the
month of January alone the public cross at the most reasonable rates. And this
A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOOD8,
Hear what reliable men , that art“ well-know n in this county, say on this matter:
MARBLE BUSINESS,
IS MAME.MTl lilNG
debt increased $2,752,970. Is this bridge is situated on the most direct route from
We, th«1 undersigned, having bred, owned or used colts sired by the imported Porcbe-
jail [»arts of this valley south of Rock Point
Farm and Freight Wagont,
hor-cs introduced into Oregon by XX’. (’. Myer, of Ashland, believe this stock to l»e
| and is fully [»repared to fill all orders in
showing due to tho superior financier leading to th»1 north. The road is better in ron
a VALUABLE ACQI ISITION TO (>UR STATE, as those bred here all show their ori
this line with neatness and dispatch and at
ing of John Sherman, of which we every respect than that leading from I »ardanelles gin in a VERY MARKED DEGREE, having a square, solid make-up, with gcod bone,
Sulky Plowi.
i prices to suit the times.
to the <»Id bri«lg,‘, ainl it has l»een remlered so tine form, kind disposition and good action for animals of their size. Those old enough
hear so much?
FLANNELS,
,
Ml
>NUM
ENTS,
TA
BLETS,
II
RALSTON
ES
by the individual enterprise of Mr. ('havner. to work give good satisfaction on the farm or road as team animals, and find 3 ready
In fact Hverything from the finest need)»
market at the highest prices for which work horses are sold. The produce from the half-
to a threshing-machine. Give us a call and
Executed
in
any
description
of
inarbls.
T he Democratic House of the Forty ' Every one who has ever traveled the road bloods,
CASSI MERES,
colts and fillies, show the Percheron blood.
knows that near the okl bridge, on the south
Every variety of cemetery and other stone- judge tor yourselves as to our capacity of
fifth Congress did itself credit in tack I side of the river, it is rough and dangerous be
In view of these facts there can bo no doubt that the introdution of the Percheron has
1 work executed in a satisfactory manner. furnishing goods as above.
will cause a valuable improvement of our common stock, and add to the financial in
DOESKINS,
The way lo make money is to save it. To
Special attention given to orders from any
ing the bills repealing lhe test oath and cause of its rocky condition. There have lieen and
save it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay CASH
enough wagons broken on that almost impxssa- terests of the country.
[»art of Southern Oregon. Address
Jas. Savage,
P. Dunn,
XX’. F. Songer,
A. Martin,
certain odious sections of the United . ble jxirtion of the. road in the last five years to S. VanDyke,
for your goods and buv of
AND HOSIERY
J. H. RUSSELL, Ashland, Or.
('. F. Blake,
Win. Rav,
G. W. Fordyce, F. Heber,
S. Grubb,
REAMES BRO«.
pay
for
the
construction
of
a
bridge
better
than
States election liw to tiie General Ap-
John Murphy,
I). Chapman,
A. F. Randall,
XV. G. Bishop.
the old one. The road on the south side of S. C. Taylor,
Of
the Best Native Wool, NEW LIVERY STABLE.
E E. Gore,
1>. Peninger,
L. Broadsword.
p-opriation Bill. The Republican Sen the river, lemling to the new bri»lg»;, is gravel-
I could with tho above get like endorsements from parties that have » broil or owned
AND DISPOSING OF THEM AT
ate refused to pass it in this shape and e»l ami [»assable for all manner of vehicles at
all times of the year. Mr. ('havner has spared young
<
_ stock from my
_ horses in California,
I’mpqiiaand Willamette » valleys,
___ T __________
Eastern
BACK OF COURT HOUSE,
thus was created tiie dead lock that neither tune nor expense in makingit so w ithout Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana Teri itorics and British Columbia.
THE MOST REASONABLE RATES.
l’RIDEOF PERt II E was selected in France by the same party that brought out old
—OF—
caused an extra session of the Forty- asking the county or anyone else for a siirde
cent. Then why this effort to a»ld to the Louis Napoleon, (he then had 23years experience with this stock) and was purchased
J. W. MANNING,
Proprietor.
sixth Congrc-s. A Radical pre-s may heavy burden of taxation alr» a»ly borne by the from one of the best breeders in France, ft is produce in this State show him to be a No,
/
ORDERS
FROM
A
DISTANCE
WILL
1
stock
horse.
denounce the tactics adopted by the property owners of the county in the construc
’ ’ receive prompt attention. GIVE OUR
tion of a fri-e briilg' ? Il»»ek Point makes noth
TERMSr-$20 FOR THE SEASON.
GOODS A TRIAL.
last House of Representatives, luit the ing in th«1 o{»erations as the road leading from
aving lately FITTED UP THE
ARABIAN BOA' and BOBBY BURNS will each servea limited number of maresand
commodious barn on tlx»School House
people will sustain the Iwild stroke I'liavniT s bridge north passes directly through be at my stables.
—AT—
Flat and in the rear the
of Court House, I
Alt Alli IN BOY S35 lo ■■■sure. lltHCBY 111 RN'M. lhe Sltell:i:iil. »15 lo Insitro.
made for free (lections and agiin-t that village.
am
now
fully
prepari'd
to
attend
to
all
bus-
So far as the [>e*»plc of hoof s creek are con
XV. II. ATKINSON.Secretary.
Pasturage 92.’, cents per week; will use due care but will not lie li tbh f >r .••.ccidents or
l ine 1 iws. Tile charge of extravagance cerned, they «•«»nstitute but a »in »1! portion of
iness in my line with promptness and dis
I
escapes.
W.
(
’
.
MYER.
patch and at the most reasonable rates.
preferred in the uritter by (lie opjo-i- c!;e population of the county, number:)1' onlv
I thirty or forty voters, and w lido tli«-ir interest,
ti an is hypoeritiv »1,
TURNOUTS.
are to l»e guarded with those «»f other »'itizens
The Stable is furnished with the best ani
T he Republican party persists in they are too magnanimous to exp ct a'l t.i l»8-
TO GET
mals and most substantial buggies ; also a riUIE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS-
conie siibordin it»1 to tin ir-pi-ci d and exclu
clinging to the “bloody shirt,” even sive wants. If it is inc'nve!ii< nt f»»r them to
1 uro in announcing to the public that ho
first-class hack and saddle-horse.
has just received a complete ami first-class
though tb it ensanguined garment fails receive their mails at Ibw.-k Point they can ap-
YOUR BLACKSMITHING Horses boarded, and the best care be assortment
of Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
stowed <>u them.
. ply for and have a mail of their i wn. The old
to serve as tiie scare crow it is intended bridge at Rock Point 1
1
»
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. such as Hats. Shirts, Underwear, etc.; best
I ( >1I
M
DONE IN
brands of < igars and Tobacco; Pipes, No
Give me a trial and judge for yourselves.
the ci
to l»e. Devoid of a single reason why elephant" on the hand1
tions,
fancy Goods, Glassware, Crockcrv,
J.
XV.
MANNING,
ties, li has )>een eondeinneil a- unsafe by the
Musical Instruments, Bird Cages, Station
it should exi'f, the leaders of that or County
Jacksonville, Feb. 1, 1878.
Court for tour y» ars, and it is loeat. d
ery. Pocket ami Table Cutlerv, Albums,
ganization strive to keep it alive and on no county road. The location is in no re-
Toys, Candies, Nuts, etc., which will tie sold
sj»ect equal to that w here the new bri<Ei- is
at the chea|M st rates. Give me a call and
m tint lin their hold on the public teat constructe«! Oil the North si.lc of the river
ANI» AT
see for yourselves.
by prejudice, lui.s-r ep risen tat ion and the apron has once been washed away, and
F. BRECKENFELD.
('havner s bridg- would be safe when the old
THE
LOWEST
RATES.
corruption. But the people are not to one
CALIFORNIA
ST.,
would be washed away. Norean there be HMIE BIXI' PROCESS YET DISCOVERED 1'oR SAVING FINE OR FLOATGOLD. ¡
be hoodwinked igiin by highly-color one constructed at Rock Point that would be 1 Extensively u-cd with great success in gravel and placer mining in various [»arts of
is at —
the Pacific Coast. Over fixe hundred orders have been tilled, and the demand is con
safe from high water except at the heaviest stantly increasing. A large number ot these Plates w<-ie sent to Snake River mines,
WILLIAM BYBEE,
ed stories concerning the Smith. The c«j»t.
Proprietor
I da h< ».last vear, and a great many orders are being til led for them this season. Circulars DAV. CRONEMILLER’S,
war ended fou'teen years ago, anil it
Again, in regard to the people of Foot’s containing full instructions for working the-»» Plate-sent with each order, old Mining
BLACKSMITH,
is high time that these pap-patriots, '•reek: [t is not especially mce-sary that thev Plates bought or taken in exchange for new Silver Plated Plates, and full value allowed.
“invisible in war and invincible in should puri-liase their goods an I groceries at Gold extracted from old Plate- at a moderate cost by a new and economical process. Old
rpms WELL KNOWN MARKET, OP-
• J A< K SO N VI LI.E, OR 1 J ; ON.
I posite Kahler A
<t Bro. ’ s drug-store, is
peace,” were turning their attention lloek Point. M« rehants at Jacksonville sell Plates (which often contain a surplus of gold above tin........ <>f [>lating) can be re-plated.
equally as cheap, and certainly do not feel dis
better prepared than ever to furnish the
With tlw most exten-ive faeiiities on the Pacific (’oast, orders can be tilled very prompt
lo subjects of a more consistent nature. posed t>> l»e taxed heavily to »¡avert trade from ly and satisfaction guaranteed.
public with the choicest quality of
PHŒNIX MILLS
themselves. [ am an old resident of this coun
/tiTMming Men and the public generally ar»- cautioned auainst unprincipled and irre
Fresh
Beef.
TAKEN CHARGE OF THE
A n arrangement tin be m mile, ty. Ad my interests are here. Not on«1 cent sponsible pari ie- t raveling t h rough the country, endeavoring to secure orders for very in
1
I
shop
formerly
occupied bv Dan. Crone-
Pork.
Veal.
siys the St. Louis li pu’tiir m, be of my capital is invested elsewhere, but the ferior qualities of Silver Plated Mining Plates.
i,'." i 7r’
"nr,h
Oardweil’u Liv«rv
comity receives tax« son ev<‘rv «L>!l:ir I | m » s . scss .
Mutton. Ham,
stable, I am now prepared to do
J
tween Hon. S. B. Chittenden, a mem
Now, tax[»ayers<>f Jiickson
at
county, in conclu
Bacon. Salt Meats.
60 CENTS PER BUSHEL
OIAEKAI. Bl'AC'KNMITHIJtM}
ber of Congress fro n Brooklyn, and sion, one word. < >ur taxes are now high. This
Nos. 633 mi»! 633 Mission Street, San Francis.-o, Cal.
Also, Superior
euort t<> ini-rcase the burden is in the interest
i
of
wheat,
and
farmers
can
have
their
choice
Gon. B. F. Butler, fur procuring from of a few individuals and not for the benefit of EDWARD G. DENNISTON.
in the best manner ami on short notice.
Sausage, Lard. Etc.
of either exchange or sell their wheat at
the
whole
j»»
o[»le.
('havner
’
s
bridge
i.
..af«-and
My terms are reasonable. Satisfaction guar
the Supreme Court of tho United
m irket prices at my mills.
The most favorable inducements offered anteed. Give me a trial.
*
the .'([»preaches to it are goo«l. Footmell pav
1
henceforth
expect
to
establish
to patrons, ami no effort will be spared
States a decision on a very interesting nothing tor eros-ing, and all others cross at rea
Horse-shoeing a specialtv.
toward giving general satisfaction.
NEW BRAN»« <»F I I.OI R.
r i
-li r , M Vrr- SHANNON.
nnd important question—the authority son ible rates. Ik: careful then when asked to
Jacksonville, Feb. is, [«7s.
WM. BYBEE.
sign a petition to increase your burden, to
which will excel the old ones.
of the Government to re-issue green pleas»1 the caprii......f a few parties w ho imagine HUIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
It shall always be my aim to give the full
I
existing
between
ILL.
Webbatid
.J.
1*.
back legal tender notes. Butler says tnat they can h.... Iwmk the public ami thercbv Mel laniel in the Criterion saloon has this rpiIESE WELL-KNOWN MILLS,SITUA est satisfaction.
P. W.OLWELL.
RAILROAD SALOON,
put money in their own parses. I have too day been dissolved by mutual consent. All I ted -•■veil miles northeast of Jackson
Plm-nix, Aug. 9, 1878.
it has tho authority; Chittenden say- mueii confidence in the Board of ('»»tinty Coni- .■.'•counts due the firm are payable to II. L. ville, are no.v prepared to do a
Cor. California and Oregon St«., Jacksonville
it has not, an I a test case h to be m»- loners to believe for a moment that they Webb, who will also pay outstanding in
FORWARDING à COMMISSION AGENT
will listen to a prop'»»itioli to swell the taxa debtedness of the firm. A prompt settle
in vie up between a debtor and cred tion <>f the [H-ople, either to wrong me or favor ment by cash or note is requested and those
Thirty-six pounds of flour, two pound#
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
T he ()i.t> Mo xrxix T kaitei :.
indebted will take notice and save costs.
itor, citizens of different States in others.
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of -hort-and eight pounds of bran given
Roseburg, Oregon
H. L. WI.P.B,
per bushel of good wheat. Flour sacked
which the latter refuses to receive in
j . p. m - daniel .
and biamled, eu-iomt r- fumi-hing sacks. Frey's Boot and Shoe Store.
Strayed
or
Stolen.
Jacksonville. March 19, 1'79.
piymentof a debt greenbacks issued
Satisfaction guaranteed in all instances.
MERCHANTS
of
JACKSONVILLE
I
AL and vicinity shi »ping goods via llose- THROUGH TICKETS, 12} C ents .
F. T. McK ENZIE.
CALIFORNIA f^TREET
since August, 1S66, which is tho offi / \N'E < III>TNUT SORREL MARE 12
Eureka Mills, Sept. 16, 1878.
buig will find it to their ad vantage to ship
’ ’ or II year« old, with bald taee, hind
through
house. Ample warehouse
cially declared date of the closo of war, feet white to pa-tern joint, bad’v saddle-
Oregon. room, safe this
aving pi . x < ei » my accounts in
Jacksonville,
and
careful
storage, and business piIIOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CI-
BALED
HAY
marked.
Had
with
her
a
last
Spring
«-«»It.
nnd brings suit for payment in other
the hands ofc. W. Kahler for collection,
promptly attended to.
-orrel in color, hind feet whiteto hock joint, all those indebted to me either bv note or
V
giirs constantly on hand. The reading
inuiipy. Tho question will bo brought blazed face. Al-o a bay iillv, two years <>)<1
References:«. Marks it Co., J. C. Floed table is also supphed with Eastern periodi
book account will call at Mr. Kahler’s office VOR SALE AT TIIE CENTENNIAL
aving permanently located G. II; y les, Roseburg.
bridge on Rogue river. Teamsters sup
f»r trial, first he faro the U. S. Circuit and pa-t, branded M on left shoulder, with at once and settle without further delav and 1
calsand leading [miters of the Coast.
in Jacksonville, the undersigned re
plied al reasonable rates.
Charges
on Freight.......................$1.00 per ton
Court, and then by appeal to the U. S diamond -tar in forehead. I will pay a liber save costs.
M RS. A. I’d 1.» i EH.
spectfully
informs
the
public
that
he
is
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TlfoS. ClIAVNER.
“
“ Salt per ear load.......... SO 4« 44
rewar«! for any information that will lead
prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot
Supremo Court, each party agreeing to al
\ I ».R Giant, Blastingorgun ¡»owder,
to their recovery.
M. ELLIOTT.
O yor. want protection? Buv a Pistol or and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran
Mark your goods: Care df II. L. M.
all kinds, and cap8 and fuse, for sale in
1 ear half the expe.sse.
Pho-nix, Oregon.
Roseburg
Knife, or both, of JolIN MILLER.
teed.
•11'.ORf«E
. ! REA •
quantili. s to suit, by
J ohn MILI ER
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