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9 Or gemonntir viinrs. THE CKI.EBKiriOV OF HAY. CELEBRATION BACK A l THE 01.11 !SI7JV2XI> J ;T. G. REAMES. E. R. REAMES. Gen. Ewing, the Democratic candi Rpports from every portion of date for Governorof Ohio, declared the —OF THE— líírrinl Paper for Jackson, Josephine i Lake. the country denote that our national great issue of our times iu plain and CALIFORNIA ST., holiday was moro generally observed impressive language in his speech at i JULY II, 1879. FRIDAY, than ever before. While prepara- Washington tlie other day. “The i JACKSONVILLE. OREGON. L atest advices do not ascribe tions were not as extensive aud the people of Ohio,” said he, “have too AT THE STORE OF —OF— the recent advance in the price of display not as gorgeous as characterized much patriotism and enlightened self wheat to Republican predictions of a the celebration of the Centennial year, interest to consent that sectional strife yet the patriotism of the people seemed shall bo protracted ten years after all Jacksonville Lodge No. 10. Democratic revolution. BY ADOITING A more thoroughly diffused than ever be I the settlements of the war have been I T he political horoscopo denotes a fore, and fewer neglected to manifest it accepted and acquiesced in everywhere I. O. 8 O. F. substantial vindication of the“blunder- in some way. Whether this will be ac I throughout the country. They de ing” course pursued by the majority cepted as an auspicious omen of nation mand that this settlement having been in Congress. Democratic “blunders” al progression we shall leave for oth accepted, prosperity and concord shall aving determined to maintain the position heretofore occu I somehow always result in Republican ers to translate. return hand in hand; and, above all, pied by me as the largest RETAIL DEALER in Southern Oregou, I take this means — Tho boom of anvils early Friday Ohio, the first born of the struggles of JACKSONVILLE LODGE WILL CELE-1 annihilation. of announcing that I ant now displaying tho IN PRICES T he Republican managers, by their morning awakened the inhabitants of our Revolutionary sires, will nerer sub »f brale its coming anniversary on the I above date by a Procession, Exercises at the course in Congress, have already made i our town to the realization of the fact mit to surrender to any party the liber' Court House Square, Ball, etc. Members of the Order will meet in Odd North of San Francisco, consisting of a Fine Stock of the issue for the ensuing national con- I ' that the Fourth of July had arrived. ties that were meant for mankind.'1 Fellows Hall at 1:30 p. m . and forming in Tho day opened quite gloomily here, This declaration of Gen. EwiDgforms test. The real question now is wheth procession will leave the hall at 2 o’clock r. the weather being chilly, with rain M. After marching through the principal GENTS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, —AND THE— of itself a platform on which all patri er the party of Fraud in 187G shall lie streets the procession will move to the Court threatening and a stiff breeze blowing otic and far-seeing American citizens House Square, where the following exercis tho party of Force in 1880. And the DRY-GOODS, take place: during tho entire time. These 1 should rally together in a common es 1. will Music people are fully alive to the situation as by the Band. drawbacks did not prevent a large effort for the preservation of free Insti 2. Opening ode. it is presented. 3. Prayer by the Chaplain. I crowd from assembling—one that com tutions. —OF— 4. Vocal music. T he Mercury becomes righteously pared favorably with those of previous ' 5. Reading of Dispensation. In such a contest as that now en TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc indignant became tho duty on quinine affairs. At about ten o’clock the pro gaged between the right of the people 6. Music by the Band. 7. Oration by -ex-Governor S. F. Chad- GENERAL MERCHANDISE!! Is so high, allowing a few to become cession moved from town uuder the to elect their own rulers and the pro- wick. Which Is surpassed by nono in the county and will be sold at prices to SUIT THE TIMES. It shall continue to be my aim to give M usic. rich at the expense of the many. Bro. direction of E. I). Fuudray, chief mar tensions of the Republican party to 8. 9. ('losing odo. —THE— Cornell’s plea for the ague-stricken den shal, and his aids, T. T. McKenzie and keep thomsolves in power by military 10. Prayer. The Most Goods for the Least Money, In the evening a ball will bo given at Veit izens of Oregon is one tempered with Win. Bybee, and took up a lino of forco and by fraud, no American Schutz ’ Hall, to which a cordial invitation is and to place before my patrons a variety of articles not to be found in any other house. GREATEST VARIETY I philanthropy; though a corresponding march for tho Grove, headed by the worthy of the name should hesitate extended. Music by the Jacksonville Brass • It is not my intention to mislead the public by advertising goods I cannot produce upon and String Band. Tickets for Ball, includ i inquiry, but to give value received in every instance. A call from every purchaser at reduction in tho tax on whisky would I Jacksonville Brass Band, which enliv for a moment on which side to range ing supper, $3.00. | my old stand is solicited. N. FISHER. TO SELECT FROM IN of Arrangements—Fred. Luy, in a great measure atone for this dis ened the day with new and popular himself. Self-government and the ’ K. Committee Kubli, II. v. Helms, Frank Krause, crimination against quinine. We call music well rendered. Several hundred freedom of elections must be main* Thos. B. Kent. Reception Committeo—Jesse Houck,Wm. for the ayes and nocs on this proposi people had congregated when tho exer tained! M. Turner, John Bolt. Floor Managers—II. v. Helms, J. P. Mc cises of the day woro opened by a pa tion. _______ All honor to the Democracy of Ohio Daniel, T. T. McKenzie. W hen Governor Thayer telegraphed triotic air from the band, which was fol for nominating as their candidate a Marshal, H. v. Helms; Assistants, A. Bish and J. II. Hyzer. to the Secretary of War, at the begin lowed by a prayer appropriate to tho man in whom the spirit of liberty is ^ jj _N o pains will be spared to make the celebration and ball a success in every par ning of the last Indian outbreak, that a occasion by tho chaplain, Rev. M. A. alike ardent and resolute! ticular and an invitation to participate is ex tended to all. temporary issue of arms was necessary Williams. Tho Declaration of Indo-! Bncing on tho Northwest Coast. pendence was next read by Miss Etui- I I to enable him to protect the settlers, OUR STOCK CONSISTS OP As our State makes rapid strides ly Brown in a clear tone and excellent he received an answor as follows: “You have more than your quota of manner. Then came tho oration of forward as a commonwealth, an in arms.” His Excellency, however, was Robt. A. Miller, which was quito a creasing partiality for fine horseflesh equal to the emergency. He tele happy effort, abounding In interesting manifests itself, which is emulated in FANCY GOODS T HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE graphed in reply: “We have more data and choico sentiment. It was no small degree by our territorial A consignment of the celebrated Singer Sew LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES than our quota of Indians.” The re also well delivered and elicited much neighbor, Washington. The races at ing Machines, which are for sale on the usual ; AND DIAGONALS, SILKS AND liberal terms and at the regular prices estab- ! Head 3T. Mensor's Current Hillsboro, and at Walla Walla, in K ates favorable comment. Dinner was soon quired arms wero at once issued. lished by the company. Therefore waste no SATINS, BOOTS & SHOES, afterward announced and well laden , which some of the best blood of the time, money and patience on inferior machines CLOTHING, ETC., T here are some free to make a! baskets were brought forward and Coast participated,are amply in proof of when you can purchase a genuine Singerat the figures. In buying a Singer you get a GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &o. point against the Democratic majority ebullient patriotism vented itself on tho this. At the former place tho Califor same machine of acknowledged merit and established LADIES’ CALIFORNIA-MADE CLOAKS by asserting that the extra session of I delicious viands that had been provid nia trotting mare “Nellie l’atchen” reputation, and are certain of having value re San Francisco refined sugar, 7 tbs for................................................ $1.00 for your money, as every machine is Extra Costa Rica coffee, by quantity, 22 c tn. per It» ami 4 lbs for 1.00 Congress cost the people a vast amount ed. The afternoon was pleasantly i defeated “Parrott” and “Lady Faus ceived I Rope of all sizes per pound for........................................................... .16 warranted by the company. 1VE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE . 3K of money, estimated at $1,009,000. spent in various ways, the numerous tina,” though not before each of the The Singer Company now sell three-quarters ■ Liverpool salt ¡»er tt> for........................................................................ tv ladies to the tact that we have now on amusements that had been devised af Extra choice tea per lb for .................................................................... .30 and upward all the machines sold in the world, the ca »4 hand the largest and best selected assort While these public economists are ma fording much sport to participants and others had won two beats, making the of .62 Ji“ pacity of their works at Elizabeth, New Jersey, Tobacco per lb for................................................................................... ment of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS and FAN $3.50 nipulating the figures to establish their spectators alike. There was jar-spear- fast time of 2:31 j; while Joe Taylor’s enabling them to turn out over a thousand ma ( Candles per box....................................................................................... CY GOODS of every description in Southern a day, and they have 4,500 offices for Oregon, and we will henceforth make thia charges, it will not be amiss to inquire ing, and foot-racing by boys and girls, “Frank Hastings,” by “Monday,” beat chines the sale of these justly celebrated sewing ma DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, eto. line of goods our specialty and sell them at and Uncle Jimmy ’ s duck-play, and so how much they are willing to allow for ; “Ryestraw” by half a length in a mile chines, which have taken the forth. The last mentioned game con Prints, 15 yds for...... $1.00 Cheaper than the Cheapest. . the obtuseness of their man Hayes and FIRST PRIZE Muslin per yd........... . . 9 and upward sisted of placing a duck in a box with a and a half dash in 2:46); and Miller & K To the gentlemen we will say, it yea Men’s hats, each........ the cost of his Presidential backbone, hole in the top, through which the bird Bybee’s “Mollie Miller” came in ahead 1.00 “ Over all conqietitors moro than two hundred Men’s boots per pair << want a No. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHES you must 3.50 “ furnished by Chandler, Robeson A Co. wasexpected to thrust its head, when the of Tillie W., another threo-year-old, times. il goto Reames Bros, to buv it, as we claim to Shoes “ “ .75 “ 44 li After the Chicago fire the Relief Committee Slippers have the best STOCK OF CLOTHING in “ .63 “ These are important items to be taken players would attempt an exhibition of running a mile in 1:50. The Derby undertook il Jackson county and will allow no one to un- to furnish sewing machines to the Cotten tlannel shirts and drawers, each .......................... .63 “ their skill by shying a stick at it. But at Walla Walla was won by “Winters,’’ needy women of that city, and applicants were Men’s cloth suits worth $15.00 for..................................... into account. dersell us. 9.00 alas! the duck was too modest a fowl and These goods wore all purchased by a rnera- Men's cloth pants worth $6.00 for..................................... permitted to choose from six different kinds of 3.50 T he treasonable utterances of anoth refused to show itself, which brought by “Norfolk,” defeating “Trade Dol machines. 2,944 applicants were furnished with And various other articles too numerous to mention. Call and examine as it costs noth ber of our firm from FIRST-CLASS HOU8- ES in San Francisco and New York, and w MORRIS MENSOK. er “(Jon federate Brigadier” reverberate the game to an unsatisfactory termi- lar,” “Tidal Wave” and a field of fine machines, of which number 2,427 chose Singer ing to satisfy yourself. will warrant every article and sell then machines ami 517 distributed theirchoiceamong cheaper tor cash than any house’n count! "•V on our ear and we are horrified to . nation. By this time tbesun was rap threc-year-olds, after a very close the five other kinds of machines. They were to We also keep on hand a full stock of idly descending in the west, and ap struggle. It is quite probable that earn their living on these machines, and took learn that in his address at the dec proaching evening gave warning that the Singer, because oration of the graves of the rebel dead a conclusion of festivities was at hand. other speed contests will transpire be GROCERIES, IT IS THE BEST. at Frederick, Md., Congressman J. C. By six o'clock the greater portion of fore the State Fair races, which prom HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, The people bought Singer machines as fol- 8. Blackburn said: “Thestern arbitra the assemblage had departed and the ise to be more than usuallj’ Interesting. CROCKERY, lows: ment of the sword was given against grounds, which, but a short time before 1‘erliaps. 1870.... ................... 127,833 Singer Machines had been a sceno of gleeful animation, A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS, * us; nor is there in this broad land to ISTI.... .................. 181.260 “ “ wero soon well nigh deserted. The We suppose the Republican mana 1S72.... ---- XWIF ’ L.EiyrETYTS ....219,758 “ “ day one who would seek to assert party at the Club Room in the evening Farm and Freight Wagons. ...232,444 “ “ 1873.... gers will consider the action of the again by arms the principles for which proved an entire success. Tho hall Are offered to the Farmers of Southern Oregon, for the harvest of 1S79. A full line of harvesting ...241,679 “ “ 1874.... Plows. Gang Plows & Sulky Plows. machinery, consisting of ....249,852 “ “ these lives were given.” How long was crowded to its utmost capacity Democratic majority in adjourning 1 s75.... ...262,316 “ “ ¡Congress without honoring IlayeB’ 1876.... In fact everything from the finest needle are the delicate sensibilities of the with gay votaries of Terpsichore, who, ................... .282 812 “ “ WALTER A. WOOD'S WELL-KNOWN IRON MOWER, to a threshing-machine. Give us a call and not until the gray dawn of morning veto of the appropriation bill provid 1877.... 1S7S... 356.432 “ “ “trooly loil” leaders of the Republican had made its appearance, saw fit to for yourselves as to our capacity of I IRON MOWERS NEW MODEL. CHAIN KAKE REAPERS, SWEEP RAKE REAPERS, judge ing for the payment of U. S. Marshals furnishing goods as above. party to be offended by such rebel sen wend their way homeward. The I». II. FEATHERS. WITH OR WITHOUT MOWING ATTACHMENTS. The way to make money is to save it. To and their deputies with even a hear Agent for Jackson and Josephine Counties. timents'? save it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay CASH music furnished by Messrs. Schmidt, . for your goods aud buy of ing, as revolutionary. They can make Headquarters, Jacksonville, Or. T he Democratic State Convention Luy and Hull, was of an excellent ‘ REAMES BROS. i (Character, and was supplemented by the most of their discomfiture, for the of California made an egregious blun I a superb repast at tho New State people have themselves become tired I WITH NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1879, HAS PASSED THE der in refusing to endorse the Demo Hotel thoroughly appreciated. The ball i of paying supernumerary Federal of ’ ’ stage of experiment ami stands unrivalled to-day as the best Self-Binder in the world. crats nominated by the New Constitu concluded the celebration of the 103d It was awarded the first premium and gold medal by the Oregon State Fair for 1878 over all ficials for interfering in elections, —AT— i other Binders. tion Party and completing the ticket anniversary of the event glorious and —OF— all-important Iu the history of our however important they may bo to with candidates of its own selection. country, all having occasion to regret the Republican cause. Not an iota of principle would thus that it does not occur more frequently. Goonsi! Knees nt Yreka. have been sacrificed and the election The celebration at McCoy’s grove, For 1879, leads all other Separators and Horse Power in improvements of real merit and value; of a greater portion of its nominees I near Willow Springs, was none the The races at Yreka on the 4th and in fact it is the —AT could at the same time have been less an unqualified success. Many 5th were interesting, though no fast from a distance were no doubt deterred BOSS THRESHER OF AMERICA. placed beyond peradventure of a from attending by the gloomy weather time was made. The first race was a WHERE A COMPLETE AND MAGNIF- doubt. With Its strength impaired to prevailing that morning; but the crowd singlo dash of half a mile and was won ' VV icent assortment of new goods has LA BELLE WAGONS AND HAUKS, COOPER'S PORTABLE TRACTION FARM EN GINES, STATIONARY ENGINES, AND SAW MILL MACHINERY, a great extent by the inroads of new w is, if anything, larger than tho one by Edson’s horse Charles in 52 sec just been received, consisting in part of TURBINE WATER WHEELS, ETC., AND political movements known as the present at the celebration in Jackson- onds. Flitner’s Ida Hammond won ' All Kinds of Groceries, Full Line of Extras for all Machinery Always Kept on Hand. Workingmen’s party and “Honorably ville. Estimates made by those who the heat race; best time 1:59. The CARPETS, had an opportunity of judging, place has just received a complete and firat-claM» Bilks,” it cannot hope to be entirely the number at not less than 1,100 per single dash of a mile was won by Suth CLOTHING, assortment of Gent’s Furnishing Gooda successful against the united hosts of Re sons, who camo from every portion of erland’s Orphan Girl in 1:54, while A. SLOCUM, Roseburg, Manager for Southern Oregon. R eames B ros ., such as Hats, Shirts, Underwear, etc.; best Imuxis of Cigars and Tobacco; Pipes, No DRY-GOODS, Jacksonville, Local Agents. publicanism, held together as they are the country. The committee of ar Sutherland’s Rock walked off with tions, Fancy Goods, Glassware, Crockery TiTSEND FOR CIRCULARS AND PRICE I.lST. &t FANCY GOODS, Musical Instruments, Bird Cages, Station by the cohesive power of Federal plun rangements was assiduous in its du the purse in the half-mile heat race in ery, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Albums, ties, neglecting not the slightest detail, der. By the time the Septemlier elec-; 52J and 58. BOOTS & SHOES, Toys, Candies, Nuts, etc., which will lie Hold and that its efforts wero eminently at the cheapest rates. Give me a call and tion rolls around it will become very Y JR 1£S KA JR It A_ IL SCHOOL BOOKS, see for yourselves. successful all will attest. The exer NEW THIS WEEK. evident that party fealty should be cises wero very interesting and duly F. BRECKENFELD. ----- OF THE----- HATS AND CAPS, tempered with a fair degree of strate appreciated, comprising prayer by A CARD. TOBACCOS & CIGARS, gy in contests of this nature. Elder M. Peterson, reading of the Dee- ' laration of Independence hy Frank Si- HARDWARE & TINWARE, aving been accused , person - T he most important transfer of fers, and an eloquent oration by Nat. ally, of writing a certain article pub BLACKSMITH, OF CALIFORNIA. - property that has occurred on the Langell, all of which was interspersed lished in the Doiif/la* Independent ot Rose burg, Oregon, a short time since, in relation OFFICERS OF THE YREKA BRANCH: northwest coast lor years was consum with excellent music by the tuneful to Miss L. of this city, I take this method FOURTH STREET. JACKSONVILLE. glee club. The equestrian quadrille PAINTS & GLASS. of informing tny friends that I am not the mated at Portland on the 1st. By this DANIEL REAM, M. D., President. JOHN B. ROHRER, Vice President. and lancer’s tournament proved a prom author or writer of said article, or of any J. M. WALBRIDGE, Secretary. transaction the Oregon Steam Naviga inent feature and displayed to good correspondence that has appeared in said In fact everything to be found in a first- class stock of General Merchandise, which JOSEPH H. HYZER. A\ ING TAKEN CHARGE OF THF tion Company, the greatest monopoly effect the equestrianism of the ladies paper. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. will be sold at prices Jacksonville, July 9, 1879. shop formerly occupied by Dan.Crouo- A. M. Johnson, P. S. Terwilliger, George Smith, that ever infested our Stato, gives way and gentlemen participating as well muler, situated north of Cardwell’s Liverv l ’ erry Hoyt, John Miller. That Defy Competition. Stable, I am now prepared to do J to soother not one whit less exacting as the training they had received at Administrator’s Notice. tho hands of Major Colvlg. The BOARD OF TRUSTEES : The highest price allowed for country pro in the corporation headed by Jay GENERAL BLACKSMITHING grounds had been furnished with a In the matter of the estate of Thomas G. duce. P. S. Terwilliger John B. Rohrer Daniel Ream, M. D. Dews, deceased. Gould, tho king of New York stock spacious dancing pavilion by Colvig & A. M. Johnson in the best manner and on short notice X-çu-Give me a call at my establishment in J. M. Walbridge Ferry Hoyt VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT in Masonic Building and be convinced that George Smith N. D. Julien Charles B. Boice My terms are reasonable. Satisfaction guar Speculators, and a monopolist in more ■■'Rowe, and the afternoon and evening 11 the undersigned has been appointed by there is no humbug about this. anteed. Give me a trial. " Chas. Bouliart •John Miller the County Court of Jackson county, Ore than the ordinary meaning of the were agreeably spent in “tripping the j E. JACOBS. R. B. PARTRIDGE, Agent. ^•¿f “ Horse-shoeing a specialty. gon, sitting in probate, Administrator of the . . n MATT. SHANNON. term. That the people are to be con I light fantastic toe” to tho dulcet strains estate of Thomas G. Dews, deceased. This Organization has been formed in the interest of Policy Holders, and all money paid into Jacksonville, Feb. 18, 1878. of Prof. Scott ’ s string band. The whole All persons indebted to said estate are re gratulated on this change is rather du thia office for insurance will I mj retained and invested in this vicinity, Each of the above nam affair wasenlivened by a short and pithy quested to settle the same immediately, and ed gentlemen have taken $10,000 insurance on their lives, in this Company. Parties desiring bious, unless consolation is to be found address from Mrs. Dun I way, who did those having claims against the estate will information regarding the Company, or insurance u[>on their lives, are respectfully referred to present them with the proper vouchers to BIG BUTTE, OREGON, in the hope that it ensures the intro not fail to avail herself of this oppor- me at my residence on Applegate, Jackson any of the above named gentlemen. duction of unlimited capital into Ore. tuoity to score “those awful men.”j< county, Oregon, within six months after the i FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGENT first publication of this notice. goo which may be used in the con Various amusements were also afforded ;1 JOHN BOLT, GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES! I Administrator of said estate. » etraction of a railroad from the Colum and tho “wee sma’ hours of morn” bad i arrived before the last could prevail Dated July 11,1879. —AT— Roseburg, Oregon he undersigned have a band , bia river to connect with the Union upon themselves to conclude the fes of good, clean and well-graded sheep ■ AVING LATELY PROVIDED THESE for sale, consisting of about five hundred Fréy’s Boot and Shoe Store, mills with improved machinery, I am Pacific, in which Gould is largely in tivities of the event. Nothing oc OF JACKSONVILLE LAGER ! LAGER !! I IfERf'IlANTS I and fifty head, mostly ewes with lambs.: now fullv prepared to fill »11 orders for rus curred to mar the pleasures of the day, 111 and vicinity shiuping goods via Rose- terested. We fear that our young and tic, mouldings, matching, turning, groov These sheep are in good order—in fact there 1 C alifornia S treet buig will find it to their advantage to shin w . ing, etc., on short notice and at very reason is not a nicer bunch of sheep in the country flourishing State is becoming more and a fact that added greatly to the success through this house Ample *arehou^ terms. A full assortment constantly of its size. They will be sold cheap, as we Jacksonville, of the celebration. THE EAGLE BREWERY. able room, safe and careful storage, and business more entangled in tho meshes of soul kept on hand. Iam also ready to furnish have not sufficient range for thetn. For promptly attended to. » ousmes« j Ashland, Phoenix, and Big Butte riarticulars inquire of seasoned lumber, sugar pine, yellow pine less corporations who would not hesi- also celebrated the Fourth of July in References: 8. Marks <fc Co.. J. c Flood BIRDSEY A MATHIS, aving permanently located and fir, first, second and third grades, I ’ ’ Rock Point, Oregon. in Jacksonville, the undersigned re- G. Haynes, Roseburg. HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTER ER, j planed or unplaned, ot a superior quality tate to consume its very life’s blood, appropriate style. Full accounts of on Freight....... ........ .„n.oo per spectfully informs the public that he Charges Is and in any amount. County orders taken has now on hand and is constantly man- ; A transfer from resident to foreign these celebrations have failed to reach ufaeturing the best Lager Beer in Southern at par. Give mo atrial ami I will convince i()R MINING BLANKS GO THE TIMES prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot “ Salt ¡»er car load.......... 80 “ “ monopolists Is not by any menus al- us, but they are si id to have passed 1 Oregon, which he will sell in quantities to vou that I am ablo to perform what I O ffice . Copp’s Hand-I>ook of Mining and shoe uiakiug line. Satisfaction guaran- Mark your goods: Care of H. L. M ' Law always kept ou baud. Price $1 a copy., teed. GEORGE W. FREY. Roseburg agree to. J. P. PARKER. off with eclat. suit purchasers. Call aud test the article. ways for the best. REAMES BROS NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY Immense Reduction in Prices ! AHEAD AS USUAL!! NEWMAN FISHER On Monday, August 18th, 1879. TO THE PUBLIC: THE GREATEST REDUCTION H LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ever Known in a Regular Business, LARGEST STOCK! LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, MOMaaaaaaaaMBaaM PRO BONO PUBLICO ! ALL FOR CASH!! STORE AHEAD!! IMPORTANT INFORMATION for the PEOPLE. Spring and Summer Dry-Goods. FRANK BROS.’ AGENCY! GREAT SLAUGHTER of PRICES WOOD'S SELF-BINDING HARVESTER! LATEST ARRIVALS Hay Bates, Chicago Pitts Wrestlers E. JACOBS’ STORE Walter A. Wood’s Header, Victor and Self-Dump Horse Power, Oregon Street, Jacksonville, ! BRECKENFELD ’ S ! A X H Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co MATT. SHANNON Beautiful Ladies' Hats & Flowers, I H PARKER'S STEAM SAW MILL, H. L. MURTON SHEEP FOR SALE H r T H I