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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1879
VOL. X
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2.00
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
E. C. BROOKS,
A. C. JONES.
IN PRICES AT
IDEALER IN
ATTORNEY A ( 'OU NS E LOR-AT-LAW.
J. S. HOWARD’S
JACKSONVILLE, 00N.,
Will practice in all the Court« of th« State.
Olirne on 5th *tr»‘»‘f. opposite Court House.
DE KLF.R IN
O. H. AIKEN. M. D..
PHYSICIAN
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY. FANCY COOPS.
Oregon.
Jacksonville,
THE LEGEND OF LIFE.
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NEW STOCK $. GOODS
From San Francisco
GEO. W. ELLIOTT
1)EGS LEWE TH CALL THE ATTEN- i
I > t ion of I ho public to t he laet that he has
iii«t itCnneil troni San Francisco with a full
stock of
Sheei-Musis,
CALIFORNIA ST.,
JAD '.SQNV.ILE, OREGON.
WITH A—
SPECTACLES,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
S T’ R G E O N,
Office—On California
Livery Stable.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELHÏ,
TO THE FRONT AGAIN!
Harps and Strings for the Same,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
P. J ACK. M- D..
PHYSICIAN
A N D S U R
Jacksonville. Orr¡j
l.a’e of Glasgow, Scotlaml. (Ifflcc at (»co.
Sebump’- barber-shop.
MARTIN VROOMAN. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN A NI> SURGEON.
JucksonviUe. Orejón.
AND SU R < J E ON,
PHYSICIAN
Jacksonville. Orcjjon.
('alifornia street, opposite P. J.
stor»*. Calls promptty attended
er night.
J. W. ROBINSON. M. D..
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON,
DRESS GOODS.
Irish Poplin, per yard.............................. 31.50
Black A Ipacn “ “ ................................. .» •<•
Melange, per yartl...................................... -!•«'
I »ouI>le w h I i Ii ilres.s goods, per y ard.... 371 .<•
Unbieachcil Muslin, per yd..... 10c upw.u»l
Blea»‘hed Muslin, per y d............ loc
Eadie’s Ho-e,S pair for............ $l.oo
Kill Gloves, per pair.................... 75c
Felt Skirts.................................... $1.00
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t'hihlren's corset waists............ 31.00
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Embroiu. Table < 'overs............. $2.50
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l.a»‘«‘s *<•.. Embroideries pr y.I.-.l'J’i “
Sleeve and N»“ck Ruching......... 25c
GOLD JEW EL RY.
Ladi«‘s setts from $2.50 up to $25.00, ami
other Jewelry cheap.
M EN> ULO'l HING.
Suit« for.................... ...................$12.00 upward
1.00
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Hat«, each..............
LOO
11»»s’.«’ Huts.............
5.00
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1 »lanket-lined Duck Coat«...
Boot« ami shoe« sold at the lowest prie“«,
and »»very tiling else in proportion for cash.
A full assortirent of Grocerii s, Toba<‘co.
Cigars. Pipes, 1 ombs, Purses, Cutlery and
Hull lav Presents.
Jackutavilb, Oregon.
LÚO.
Office in Masonic Building, next door to
Kreuzer'« Rakerv, Oregon stieet. Resi
dence ut B. F. Doweljib».
Füciíinji IL
E. H. AUTENRTETH.
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW.
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GENTS’ and BOYS’ HATS and CLOTHING
Groceries, Tobaccos. &c., &c.
WHI<1I HE IS SELLING
At Prices that Defy Compatitici!.
OREGON. MRS P P. PR IM.
JACKSONVILLE,
rpiTE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW OT
1 haml th»'most complete and bi t -.toe)
of millinery goods ever brought to Jackson
viile, consis'ing of
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THE ÜEW RULLINERY STORE
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Vf E I! WE JUST RECEIVED A NEW
> < and ’’ouiplete slock of Millinery goods,
I’oiisisting of
Ùài .
ACKSOMV
law ,
'Twas the happy age, the golden,
Which the elder pi ets sang
When their measures, rare and olden,
Up to heaven rose ami rang;
But a north-wind blew, the flowers
Curled aud withered in its breath,
And above the trysting bowers
Kan the whisper: "i^alMir death!”
Proprietor
FiO
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Y MINERAL SURVEYOR
ETC., ETC.
FOR JACKS DR,
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CALIFORNIA STREET,
»Kr « pb’-i<iiro in announcing to firn citi-
/.«I i> ■ >f PI e ónix. Ashland ami «urrouivìing
vi» in *v th.’ li« ha« permanenti y lix’a'cd
on W.igni’r creek, three miles south ot
iho former p ■e, for ilio practice ot his
profession.
j. r. Call* prompt1y attended at all hour«,
'av or night.
Kahler & Bro., Proprietors.
I n M asonic B uilding ,
DRUGS, MEDICINES ANI» (TI EMK’ALs
P. of 11..
11 .»Ids its regular meetings every two w eek
‘b.* tvsniem-e ot J. N T. Miller,
C. MINGUS, Master.
NX IK Mt 1.1.ER, Secretai y.
The most favorable imlueements offered
'<> patrons, and no »’fl'ort will be sjiaied
»»war»! giving general satisfaction.
AV.M. BYBEE.
CITY BAKERY AND SALOON.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
to ho fopml in Sou’hem Oregon.
Also the Jätest and tinest style.« of
STATIONERY,
Or’iiii Chipt r No. I. R. A. M.»
And a great variety of PERFUMES ami
l'< >1 LET A It'l l <' L I S, inclmling I Im best a nd I
•h»’a pest assort hi »‘lit of < 'O.M MON and PER
Fl' M ED Si »A PS in this market.
iC” Prescriptions »•arefully compounded.
R< >P»T. K ABLER. Druggist.
»hl.« its regular meeting« monthly on
icsilav evenings of or pr»»ceding each lull
0011, àt 7'2 o’el's'k. Uompanions in good
.»mling are invile»!.
J. E. ROSS, High Priest.
M \x Mr 1.1. er . Secretary.
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
B. ROSTEL,
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PROFESSIONAL
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HAIR-CU ITER,
IN ORTH'S BUILDING
LUMBER! LUMBER!!
THOMAS' SAW-MILL.
AT THE MEADOWS,
IS NOW FULLY PREPARED TO FUR
I nish the m irket with every description
ot lumber of a superior quality. This mill
is d »‘W throughout and furnished with the
latest and in »st improved machinery,
thereby ensuring the speedy fulfillment of
all order* at most reasonable price*. Bill*
saw»*»! to order with dispatch.
' »¿-Give me a trial ami I will prove what
I «ay, lor satisfaction is guaranteed in every
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J. B THOMAS.
Ie* as Table
Rock, August ‘N4, 1879.
WILL. JACKSON. Dentist
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HENRY PAPE, Engineer«
ri mon ;ii tickets , 12 j cent .*
PRINKS, 12\ ( ENTS.
No CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’i
pa v. Families needing an vthing in our 1 iri<
•in alvvivs be supplied with the purest am
■est to be found on the Coast. (Jive me;
•all, and vou will be well satisfied.
CRITERION BILLIARD SALOON.
Mi lHMU.
Jacksonville, Or
On the clear, unspotted pages
Of the pearly book of mind,
Through the weary lapse of ages.
Shades of truth were dimly lined;
Words were blotted, phrases tangled,
But a transcript grew apace
Of the features. O how mangled !
01 Jehovah's hidden face.
Superior Accommodations for Passengers
Wh»> will bp carried to any point oil th»
road at reasonable ta es.
I’lansacfed. All orders promptly attemled
»i and satisfaction goalant< < <1.
H. F. PHILLIPS.
Ashland, June 1, 1879.
W. F. OWENS.
IlliI< POPULAR RESORT. UNDER THI
I new management, is furnishing th»» b»‘>i
brands of liquors, w ines atul cigars. Th»
'■euiluig tai Jo is siipplit’d with Eastern peri-
xlii-als and h-a ling papers of the ('oast
■ i ve ip a cal I. Mt DANIELA N< > I. A N D.
F. RÏTSCHARD,
Jacksonville, Or.,
Many gods, with w ild grimaces,
la-d the faith of men astray —
Temples rose in sacred places.
And the priests bore kingly sway;
But the keen sword, never sleeping,
In the tw ilight flashed and rang,
Where the stormy hosts, at reaping,
l’o a moon of scarlet sang.
8. PLYMALE.
CWEHS & PLYMÄLE,
fOaWARDING AND SHIPPING AGENTS
Like a sail that glints in turning
On the ocean'8 cloudy ri:n,
Hints of truth, a moment burning.
Touched the spirit s bonier dim —
Touched and passed, and left the tremor
Of a flitting sense of light,
On the soul of sage or dreamer,
Watching, listening through the night.
ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS.
11 AYING TAKEN THE AGENT Y OF
I 1 R. Brackenridge’s Marble Work« «>1
Roseburg, well known throughout the
state lor tin* siipmiority7 of their work, I will
receive any orders in this line.
LOTS FOR SALE.
Those <1»‘siring to see il» signs and ascertain
oricescan »io so by calling upon 01 address
ing me at Ashland.
y,^*a'. ¡«faction guaranteed in all case«.
A. S. JACOBS.
4MMP.FR OF DESIRABLE TOWN
Farms lor Sale
ii lots in K1 ippel*« addition to Jackson
viile will be .*<»'<1 on reasonable terms. For
Persons desiring to purchase good farms
i 4 LL KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN fun her particulars enquire of
of any size will do v.ell to enquir»* of
Oregon. .\ Ibrnurk. Satisfaction guaranteed.
HENRY KLIPPET..
JOHN Roi.T, ApplegRl«, Oregon.
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B'll.L GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
11 to f'rvvari’ing goods consigned to theit
•ne. Freight money ailvance»L Commi*
-K’ns reasonable. All business inthisliiu
ball receive nnr prompt attention.
a C All con*:gnn:ents to our care sboultl
’»• mat ki ll G. B. A., Roseburg, Oregon.
Monuments a Specialty.
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Genius spread her purple pinions
For a flight beyond the stars,
\ alor called his fiery minions
To the wreck of savage wars;
And the sheen of cities, founded
By the rivers and the seas,
M arked the peritsls graudlv rounded
On tile roll of destinies.
lavs.and connects with the mail lor Lake
v iew.
NOMAI». PROPRIE TORN.
P. DONEGAN,
hl .icksjjirr
But the lwigle-call of duty
Echoed down life’s r >cky stair,
And the world's receding beauty
Told of tempests in the air;
For the slow and strange uncoiling
Of the w ondrous fate of man,
In the dost and dm of toiling.
And the rush of strife began.
I EAVES ASHLAND AND I.1NKVILLE
I À every day in the week, excepting Sun
Roseburg, Oregon.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
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of them at
CALIFORNIA ST.,
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IpHoli E WINES. LIQUORS AND CI-
1 g:irs constantly on haml. The reading
table is also supplied wiih Eastern periodi-
I’.ils and l. ading papers <»f t he <’»cist.
AMI DISPOSING
A General Express Business
RAILROAD SALOON.
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the Best Native Wool,
P.tinnins Between Asliiantl and LinMle.
l^-oprietor.
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PHILLIPS’ EXPRESS.
MARY'S ACADEMY EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS
'HUE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THI*
I school will eommence about the eml o
August, and i« divide»! in lour session*
1 >f eleven week* each.
Boanl and uition, per t< rm,............ .. $10.0
Be»l an.l I'.. bling.................................. .... 4.0»
1 »raw ing an 1 painting......................... .... 8.(M
Pi.» 11O,........
.... 1Ô.0
5.0(
SE LEGT DAY SCHOOL.
Primary, p» r term,............................... .. * ’>.0'
•S.O’ I
I unior.
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Senior,
... 10.01
Pupils are re»’eive<l at any time, and spe-
•ia! attention i« paid t>> particular studies ii
liehalf of children who have but limitc
■ime. For further particulars apply at tin
Academy.
AND HOSIERY
i vP.DERS I ROM A DISTANCE WILL
HUE UNDERSIGN! D HAVING PUR ' ’ roe»‘iv»‘prompt attention. ulVEOl R
I eh:i*ed Win. Kreuz.er's interest in thi* GOODS A TRI A L.
‘•*iul>li*hmen’, de*ire to announce to tin
public that they are now prepared I»» fill ail
ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS.
>r» 1er* for »‘ake* > I i-very descri »tioii, sue),
is vveihling cakes, <-a1;»‘s for parties, win»
W. II. A TKIXSON,Secretary.
cakes; ai-.o brown and ry <• br»;a»l, ginger
snaps ami enmkers. Take onlers on ex
•liange. Prie» * r< asonable ami satisfaction
glia rant» e»l.
11 is also our in!enti<m to k»‘ep a first-das*
< nrryliig the f. S. Jlnll,
lunch-hou*e, at which the best ».I everythin;, I
in the I me will be served at all hours.
/¿.C Fresh bread every »lav.
<4RoP. A ULRICH.
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES
) KSPF.CTIT’LLY
ANNOUNCES TO
t th»» public <>t Jacksonville and vicinity
that h»‘ was a scholar of Prof. Dr. Mosier,
«lire‘tor of the University of <»reifswable,
Pru>«ia, and Prof. Dr. Volkmann, of the
niversily »>t Haile. During the Franco-
'russian war Im wa« «pe»‘ial assistant to
he Doctor-in-ehief Zuelzer and Ludwig oi
Berlin and Breslau. Germany. Fracture*
< ml ex t-> mal di seasow, nciita or ch run ic. most
•rcfullv tr» »teil. Clipping,!...... hing, Bleed-
ng and ’<•»• 1 »‘.xti m e 1 at all hours.
Ail kin Is of birds stuffed and put up in
mast natural shape*.
Jacksonville, Dc<- 11, 1*77.
1)0 ESKINS,
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Yet, lieside the tranquil river
Flowing brightly by our d »ors,
Hearts with ol»l emotions quiver
As the spirit sinks or soars;
Love is still the sweetest warble
Lips of ruby ever know—
Death is still a sphynx-Ii'xe marble.
Still a white and speechless woe.
Isis an»l Osiris, listening
To the voices of the Nile,
Saw such tears </ mortals glistening,
Knew the sunlight <»f onr .smile !
Lo ! while thought lias grown an<l builded
Temples bri -hter than the suu,
Joy alone our lives has gilded
Since the reign of Christ begun !
Up, and on, () mind of mortal,
To the far, imperial heights !—
Up. an<l touch t he jasper porud
That delays thy daring flights!—-
Touch an<I turn, the way is weary,
And the stars no warmth impart,
Thou shalt lay thy’ treasures dreary
On the threshold of the heart!
S tate F air .—The following purses
been offered by the State Agricultural , o<
for the successful horses in the races as below
announced:
O, fair as the bosoms of maidens, the hills
Heave s ift in the ocea i of rapture that fills
I he domain o. the prophets anil kings;
TBOTTINO.
And the shepherds, reclined on the blossomy
Purse $500, free for all, mile heats, three in
swells,
five, tir„t hone, $400; second $100.
Ta k low as they listen to murmurous bells,
Purse $100, free for scallions owned in the
Or the bird that awakens and sings.
State, Washington and Idaho included; single
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dash of one mile.
Post stake, for three-year-olds, $.10 entrance,
1« it dawn that the sta-s are so suddenly pale
Is the daylight aflame in the shimmering vei ? half forfeit. $300 added by the Association.
Purse $250. for horses that have never beat
Of the pensive and lingering moon ’
Ah. morn nevi r rose and the day never shone en 3:10, mile heats, three in five.
Purse $3 h 0, for 2:40 class, mile heats, three
With a glory like this, which doth seem to be
throw :i
in five; $75 io second.
From the <lisk of some marvelous noon !
I Purse $100, for 2:30 class, two miles and re
peat; $250 to first, $100 to second and $60 to
VI.
third horse.
For the gates that the poets and psalmists
RUN NINO.
have sung,
Purse $3(K). free for all Oregon, Washington
At tlic noil of the Father have suddenly swung, and Ida io bred horses, $200 to first, $100 to
And the planets their splendor unfurl;
second; mile and repeat.
As a flash of the Throne, an ineffable beam
Purse $200, free to all, 1J mile.
Is an instant astray’, and has left us a dream
Post stake, for three-year-olds; $30 entrance,
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Of sapphire and diamond ai d pearl.
half forfeit, $.100 added by the Associs*'
first horse, two-thirds of stake; sec«
VII.
two-thirds ba’ance, vid the thi’
There's a step on the stair that the angels have inaiuder; free for iU other th:
trod,
entrauce closes M.»v
1*80
And the Prince of the Manger, our brother and
Purse $300, fr»*
II ('
(lod.
and Idaho 1
Is the guest and the grace of us all; —
mile.
Our captain in battle, the rose and the wrea i
Purse $.*
Of our life and our love, and our triumph w hen five; $400
Purse
death
peat; $4
Shall trumpet the welcome recall.
i SWIN"
VIII.
Still the fair moon wandered nightly
In enameled fields ot blue,
And the springing dawn still brightly
Showered rubies on the dew;
rinebtis still pas-ed on and over,
Crowning earth with regal charms,
And caressed her, like a lover,
in the rose-wreath of his arms.
PASSIM EUES,
Oregon Street. Jacksonville. THE MOST REASONABLE RATES.
( ’ALHORMA S’TKI ET,
[refit, Jacksonville,
IV.
Sausage, Lard, Etc.
AND SURGEON,
Jackson vili- Granür No.
III.
I he waters of Jordan salute as they pass
1 lie flowers that lean to the whispering grass,
\\ ith a crys-alline tinkle of song;
And the olives kiss hands to the mystical palm,
'I he queen and the priestess of luster and calm,
As the moments of Jubilee throng.
And the palm-tree lispeil no longer
Tales of love ami peace benign,
For a music, braver, stronger,
Shook the plumage of the pine;
And the surges, shoreward bending,
Rolled the thunder of a prayer
Tiiat w as half a pa an, blending
Battle, vict’rv, and »lespair.
WOOLEH MAN’FACTURING CO.
Curry counties, Orosron.
.de nml patent« obtained
Full copies of Mining
at my office in Jack-
A. < 1«
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-i t «. i xcu 11»<•• »»» ♦ < I»r* Kn j I » Li • t* - ’’’ • j » ‘r
ly <> •»•upied by Dr. Robinson on (.’alilornia
'VIIIS WELL KNOWN MARKI T, OP- st ri el.
I po*i!e K:ll.'I’l’A' Bl'o.'.s <1 rilg-store, is
b»‘tt»>r prep.-;! cd i iiUi) ever to furnish the
■»ublie vv ith the choices' »piality of
Fresh JAccf.
Pork, Vcnl,
Is MANI FACH RING
Mutton. Hr.m,
Be cot ». Salt Meats.
F¿3
Also, Superior
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All the sweet stars sang and glittered,
In the radiant olden time,
Till the cup of Life, embittered,
Flashed along their feast sublime;
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When the chorus fell, and ever
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Though they smiled through falling tears,
II.
Like a tar, resplendent river,
And the stars, from their beautiful vases of
Kan the music of the spheres.
gold,
Besprinkle
the earth with ambrosia untold,
Aud the moon uprose serenely
Aud
the
scintillant
laughter of light;
111 that plaintive time of old,
But
the
vale
of
Judea
is waiting the crown
And her mantle, lustrous, queenly,
Of
a
kinglier
splendor
than
stars shower down.
Like a silver mist unrolled;
I Or wreathe on the brow of the night.
But her brow was pale, and stilly
\\ liite-limbed mortals, idly roving
In Elysian ecstasy,
Knew no duller tack than loving,
Aud were God-hke, .air and free;
For their lives were but the summing
Of the sweets the angels sip
Drowsy as the brown lice s humming
At the woodbine's fragrant lip.
ACXSOM’.'ILL c , 0SES31,
AS S
BY SAMVEL L. SIMPSON
Gemmy lakelets lay enchanted
In the glamou of the East,
And the trees immortals planted,
Dropped a gold nd purple feast;
Aud the y cllow lion, steeping
In the hyacinthe shades,
Saw the fearless lambkins leaping
Down the clover-seen ted glades.
M iss ELEA PRIM
DAVID LINN
COUN.-sELOR-AT
POEM
Birds in line.’ of floral splendor
Flamed aud sang in tropic woods,
Tinted vapors, dim aud tender,
\\ leathed the sky m lovely moods;
And the win bug livers, dreamy
V\ Uli the shadows that they bore,
1 railed tlieii crystal robes aud beamy
L<> the ocean s misted shore.
MENS' AND BOYS’ SHIRTS.
A full assortment from the finest to the
most common.
SPECTACLES AND JEWELRY.
The finest lot of Sp”etaeles and Eve-jjlass-
es ev» i lu night to the market and Watches
and Jewel rv of ever» description.
i j'Cal’ and be ('».minced.'.-J
GEO. W. ELLIOTT.
Ii. KELT.’/
A
CHRISTMAS
Then the crimson lips of morning
Kissed the world to lite and light,
And the l ine seas caught the warning
\\ it.li a revel ot delight;
And the bold peaks towered grandly
To the arches of the sky,
While the perfumed z phyrs blandly
\\ aked the meadows w ith a sigh.
OF THE LATEST S1YLES,
J?.cKson -.'ille, Ororon,
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Tis a gala night with immortal* above,
And sweet, as the sigh of the woman you love.
Is the loitering breath of the breeze;
And the tresses of moonlight are »Irifted and
blown,
On the lips of the sea-waves, subduing their
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moan,
And tangled in odorous trees.
Ail her beauty clasped the air,
And she wore the mystic lily
Ln the glory of her hair.
Cor. Cal. A Oregon St«.,
Will pract iee in all the Court« of Ihn State
Prompt I »tt»ntion given to all biisiness lol)
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Advertisements will tie inserted in-
T imes at the following rates :
One square, one insertion.........................$3.
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each subsequent one............ 1.0
I-egal advertisements inserted reasonably
A fair reiluetion from the above rates mad»
to yearly and lime advertisers.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly
Job printing neatly and promptly execut
ed, and at reasonable rates.
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(J ovnty W arrants always taken at par.
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O. FICE—on Oregon Street, in Orth’s Brick
Buibiing.
One copy, j»er annum,......................
nix months..........................
three months....................
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Oh Jesus of Nazareth, comfort 11s still.
Fortlie pathway is dim an»l the tempest is cl ’ll, 1 county in «.
: rived here la
An»l our sorrows Thou only canst toll;
And the spheres never roam in the clear ame o ter named Jc
with swindling
thyst,
;
It
seems that th.
But they beckon and say thou wilt come to the
that
particular ki
tryst,
! with which the sou
And we know that the rest will lie well.
' tines, and buying h?
• day he suddenly l>egau
1 had a friend waiting for
Ix>! the torch of Heaven, streaming
1
he started off fur tins c
O’er the devious ways of earth,
‘ had bought on tick. A
D-ft full many a beacon gleaming
was placed in the hands
On the altar and the hearth;
took him on the road an
In the desert sparkled fountains
the jail to answer the ch
That were never known before.
bailee.
It is said tha
And the cold and craggy mountains
colossal
bilk,
Wilmer, v
.acksu^
A screner aspect wore.
county some months ago
nought all the
Then the heavy tome of Science
available au»l likely projierty in tha. section.
Slowly loosed its mighty maze,
- He is a man about sixty years of age and has a
And no longer hade defiance
: very afl.ible manner with hun, calculate»! to
; deceive jxxiple who do uot know’ him, into a
To the paly stude.nt's gaze;
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ixrlief that he is a very enterprising and worthy
On the canvass blushed the beauty
' old gentleman.
Which the soul of art doth keep,
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And the sculptor’s priestly duty
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Ax Ot.n 1'iONEEtt.—Quite a number of our
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Woke the marble's snowy sleep.
citizens u ill remember the old pioneer spok<
of m the following, clipped from the “M<
W oe befell, an.l nations wandered
tain .Sentinel:” Every ol«i pioneer of the 1
In the slimy sloughs and feus.
lie coast will remember the old violinist of
And a wealth of hope was squandered
days
of 49, John Kelley. It has been ti!
In Cimmerian glooms and glens;
years
since old John and I is ‘‘one little
But the goal of all endeavor,
boy" appeared behind the footlights
Like a soaring shaft of flame,
Grande. From re[x»rts that come to u
Tossed its plumy crest forever,
the press the old pioneer has been const
Till the peoples onward came.
linpiuving his musical talent, and having mar-
There was heard the inoan of bondage
ried a lady pianist of great ability, he is mak
And the lingering shriek of pain,
ing a trip over the old ground to »ee his friends
And Olea's glossy frondage
ami show up the improvements that the refin
Dripped with battle's costly rain;
ing influences uf married life can make, even
i in an ol»l coaster uf the days of big nuggets.
For the years, with flying shuttle,
Wove a sombre web ot doom -
Posters have arrived announcing that Mr.
Brightened only by the subtle
Kelley w ill give an entertainment in Union
Thread of Hope's refulgent loom.
soon, aud we bespeak for him a g«x<d audience.
Yet the ocean swung the censer
Of its worship evermore,
Though the days were darker, denser
Than the Pagan night* of yore;
And the graceful rivers, straying
In their shining scarfs of mist,
Sang of summer, and, delaying.
Meads and musky gardens kissed,
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O, the woven lights and shadows
Of the rolling tide of time-
Purple tents to-day. and meadows- -
On the morrow cliffs to climb!
But the broad sun stands forever,
As the planets wheel aud wheel,
And our fears depress us never
When the days at parting kneel.
Sweet as vesper bells, recalling
Weariness to prayer and rest,
Were the words of wisdom, falling
From the lipa the gods caressed;
For the minds of some, uplifted
O'er the tumult of tfie years,
Through the veil of shadows, rifted,
Caught the sunlight s leveled spears.
Ix-af by leaf, the stony record
Ot the strata rises still,
And the life of man, so chequered,
Owns the same eternal will;
In the dust and blood and ashes
Of a thousand wild defeats,
Vict’rv springs, the spirit Hashes,
And the pulse of courage beats.
On prophetic temples, visions
Of redemption blossomed then,
And, beyond the sword's decisions,
Shone the star ot peace again;
But tlw pall of superstition
Hovered still o'er courts and camps,
And the seers, in pale contrition,
stumbled on by misty lamp».
Lo! the human mind advances
In the nimbus of her pride,
And w ithin her starry glances
No delusion shall abide!
In the trackless depths of ether,
Roving worlds display her sign.
And to prisoned Truth, beneath her,
Patiently her cars incline,
A Fl<»-.' ell paper say« : "Mr. Ukolotiu, cau-
did.ite <>t the Democratic |>arty fur Presideut
uf the Southern State«, has issutsl a proclama
tion denying any complicity in the illegal vot-
; »ng recently unearthe»! 111 Yazoo county, New
Jersey. The deuial wan probably prompted
I y charge« ma»le to that effect by Rev. >Saml.
J. Tilton, pastor of the Brooklyn church.” It
now behooves Mr. Bilk«, editor of the San
Francisco ‘’Chronicle,’ to clear up the dark
mystery, if for no other puqMMie than the editi-
cation aud eulighteument of the French nation.
A fashion item says, “puff» and false braids
are being dispensed with,” but when you see
a woman drowning ami reach the tq>ot as she
is gmug dow n the third time, you want to
grab her pretty close to the skull, or you may
haw
worth of false locks and your labor
for your {tains.
Will >«Mi
Allow a cold to advance in your tyatem and
thui encourage more scrioua maladiea, auch aa
Pneumonia, llemniorhagea and Lung trouble«
when an immediate relief cau be au reuudy
tamed. B oschee s G erman S ybop haa gained
the largest sale m the world for the cure of
Coughs, Gold and the ae* erest Lung I ’“r-aar—
It ia Dr. Bosehee's famous German prescrip
tion, and is prepared with the greatest care,
aud no fear need lie entertained tu adiniuister-
mg it to the youngest child, as per direction
The sale of this medicine is unpreceib
Since first introduce»I there has K
increasing demand ami withe
of a failure to do ita work i»
your Drugget as to the trot
Large site 75 cents. Jry i