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TUG OREGON fflTINRb.
SatckhayMoknin'o, Junk 22, 1807.
Jacksonville, Jose 20th, 18GT.
To Ikt Bonnl o School Dirtttori of School Dii-
triet Xii 1.
Gknts : Wo hereby tender to yon 51C0 00;
co!il coin, which amount In tho nctt proceeds of
the flcnoflt given nt the New School House, on
the evening or the tilth lntant, In nld of the
School Fund or your DMrlct.
Very Itespectfully.
Commllteo f FAMUKI. SACII?,
J JOHN 8. LOVI).
1 HERMAN IIKI.MS,
of Arwngrmenti, VFAJ(!i;i, IIAI.L
Jacksoxvim-k, J cur 20th, 18C7.
MuSM. PAVfUELSUrilS, 1
JUIINB.kOVR I Committee
HLItMAH lir.LMR.fof Armnp-mrnU.
PAMUKLIIALL. i
Qrnts: In liehnirof tho District, nnd tj (,
friends or Education, we cordlnlly tb.rtnk yon
Tor the Interest yon hnve manifested in thli 1)3
lmlf, nnd for the generous munlGcouco of your
donation. In accepting It, wo pledge you tint
It shall ho sacredly de-voted to. the purposes for
thlch It was donated.
Very Itospcctfullv,
C.C nGRKMAN.t
J.1IOSVAI1I), J-Dlrcctoo.
0. JAC011S.
iIesult oi' the School "Mectixci.
Tho meeting called by tlic Directors
on Tuosilny last was attended by about
fifty porpoiiH, and it gives us much
pleasure to state that there vrni scarce
ly any opposition to the levying of an
additional tax. Tho meeting was pre
sided oer by Mr. Howard, and a state
ment was made bv Director Jacobs, as
to the amount of money expended in
the purchase of the site, erection ol the
building, and fencing, which showed
that the District was in debt about
$!1B0, and that it still further expendi
ture of five or siv hundred dollars) was
absolutely necessary for the purchase
of seats," stoves, charts, globes, and
other applivmccs, before the building
would be ready for occupation. A mo
tion was made and seconded for the
lew of u tax of three and a half mills
on the dollar, which was amended by '
substituting two and a hall mills :
nviitti ftt-niittilful In ctiliotittitiiwi tli twi '
slsiili iiiiviiw it i rjiiwriiitivniu ihm
mills, and adopted as last amended,
with only three diosenting votes. This
will give, after tho expense of collec
tion, about one thousand dollars, which
it is thought will be simply sulllcieut
to meet nil neceexary expenses. This
community, in common with all others
in the ytate, feel the present burden of
taxation to be very onerous, and it is
gratifying to s-co them thus liberal in
the support of the Public School. It
is an old and forcible axiom, that: "the
inoro schools we have, the li'hs need
there is for iirisons;" and we doubt not
that every dollar that is expended in
public education, will be returned with
interest in the general prosperity ami
intelligent standing of the communitv.
HoHimemi, .Tfxs: 10, 1P0". The De
mocracy are circulating petition, and
soliciting subscriptions for the relief ol
their poor, suffering, rebel frkuids of
the South. Those men, in our mirist,
who cursed the patriot soldiers, who
worshipped at the shrine ol JelV.I)aU
and glorified .Audcisouvillo and J telle
Nle, ho mourned over Union icto
ricti ami rejoiced at tho assahsiuation,
are often seen approaching Union men,
asking alms for the benefit of their
poor relation tho South; and, in
stead ol laughing nnd scolHng nt the
idea, as did these verv same, co-rebels,
when asked to eontriliuto to the .San
itary Commission forthe benefit of hick
and" wounded soldiers, I notice, sis a
general thing, Union men, with their
characteristic, open-heartcdness, are
contributing quite liberally even for
that purpose.
J lie house ol Jienrv becKley, in
Ukton Precinct, in this couutv, was
I
Mcitroyeu by lire a lew day ago. J lie
family werea short distance from the
house, and the tiro was so sudden and
rapid that it was impossible to save
tiny of their household goods nnd furn
iture. Tho loss is several hundred dol
lars. ltcv.T. P. .loyal, of Wilbur, ho
has been inconvenienced tho inot of
his life with a still' knee-joint, was tin
forlunatv enough to break his leg, by
n mis-step of some kind, in giving les
sons and e.eroieh in gymnastics.
After suffering some little tune, he re
covers, and finds, much to his surprise,
and happy disappointment, that he lias
the perfect uso of his leg, and now
much regrets that tho accident did not
i - -
Happen twenty years ago.
Hksult of am: Soiiikl-. Wo aro in
formed iby Mr. Samuel Sachs that the
handsome sum of ono hundred and
sixty dollars was netted, on tho occa
sion of tho ball for tho benefit of the
school fund, on tho 13th inst. To the
zeal of tho Committco who had the
niattor in hand, and particularly to
Mr. Sachs, is tho school indebted for
tho result; and soveral of our lady ac
.quaintances have remarked, that in tho
'.matter of giving "tone" to ailiiirs of
this kind, Col. Sachs is a perfect suc
cess. Lkad Min-k. It is reported that Jim
0'Meara li found but riot seen a lead
mino in Idaho. Unionht.
He found ouo in Jacksonville, in '01,
that ho couldn't sco without eyes in
Mio back of his head.
Xo KoAo.Soino parties on Immi
grant Crook woto indicted at this term
of coiirj for obstructing tho highway.
I lip jury gayo ft verdict of not guilty,
ns H was proved there noyer was any
''gal roacf up Kinigrnnt .('wok.
MEETING OF THE MUM) OF TRUS
TEES, J USE B, ISC,:.
The Hoard met in special session, at
tho usual hour a full Hoard present.
The minutes of the lnt meeting were
read and approved. First in order was
thounfinislied business on tho minutes,
which wai, on motion, continued, and
the reports of committees were thou
made. Tho committee appointed to
draft an ordinance to regulate the pub
lic. Cemotory, reported an ordinance
which was read and adopted. It pro
vided for the annual appointment of a
Se.v'iOii defining his duties, requiring
inn to bo qualified before entering up
on them, nnd authorizing him to sell
and dispose of lots, at not less than five
nor more than twenty dollars, at his
discretion. Tho proceeds of the sales
of lots to bo paid into the treasury,
as a separate fund, to bo expended for
tho improvement of tho Cemetery
grounds. The ordinance requires thc
Sexton to superintend tho digging of
graves, and ail other matters pertain
ing u ine vemeicry; 10 Keep :i recorii
book of all biirialsj'name, age and time
of death ol every person burled, so far
as can bo nseertaiiieo, etc. his com
pensation to bo such as the Hoard, at
the end of the year, shall deem reason
able. 1. S. Dunlap was appointed
Sexton. The committee nlso reported
an ordinanco requiring tho Street
Commissioner to keep the fences, en
closing that part of the Cemetery deed
ed to the town, In good repair, which
was passed.
Tho committco appointed to report
on the subject of employing nn attor
ney for the town, reported nn ordi
nance and recommended that it be
adopted being read, it was adopted.
The preamble to the ordinance sets out
that, the interests of tho town would
bo better secured by an nctingattorney;
that there are many important matters
requiring advice, etc., and requires the
appointee to be qualified before enter-
Itur 111, ft, i lnu illiti.ifl (i, nl i n.fn.ul I .
nil matters in the ItvconlciVs and other
Courts. It fixes the salary nt $100 per
annum, to be paid quarterly. W. 0.
r unit was appointed attorney for
the town of Jacksonville.
IHM.S rin:sr..vri:i.
Oregon Press bill of Jf7 .10, forpiint-
ing blank; J. W. Hull's bill of $22 SO,
for building fence on town lot ; M. Cos
ti'llo's bill of fcP, for painting fence;
Hopkins it Co's. bill of 22 Rfl, for
furiiMiing Street Commissioner jtoss
lumber for bridge on Jackson Creek.
The bills wore severally read and re
ferred to the Finance Committee.
I'l.TITIOXS ritWUMT.Ii.
Petition of John Ililger, and twenty
six other citizen of the town, praying
tho Hoard to appropriate funds to re
pair the ling belonging to the town,
and for the crection'of n flag-stafl in
the town, (tho estimated cost being
$13) was presented, read and referred
to a special committee A. Martin and
II. Judge. A petitiou wn. presented
On behalf of the citizens for the use of
tiio Hook it Ladder Truck, on the com
ing Fourth of July, and (J. M. Hanks,
Marshal, was autliorized to grant the
r.se of the same to the jiroper parties
nnd to see that it be well used nnd re
turned to the Truck House. Jus. D.
Fay laid before the Hoard, in behalf of
II. Judge, II. Klippd, (). Jacobs, mid
himself, a petition, asking the grant of
a right to a siilllcieney ol the waters of
Jackson Creek for irrigating purposes,
to bo taken from tho creek nt the head
of "11" street and carried thence in a
ditch, with permission to open a ditch
for tho purpose, under such regulations
in regard to crossings as the Hoard
shall deem reasonable, etc. read nnd
referred to Martin, Love, Judge nnd
Orth ns a committee. Mr. Fny also
presented to tho Hoard tho following
petition: The undersigned, attorney
for David Linn, respect fully represents
that tho said Daid Linn, and others
with him, aro owners of n certain wa
ter privilege, on California Street, to
gether with ft water ditch, and that he,
together with said persons, is desirous
of gaining tho privilege of supplying
tho town of Jacksonville with clear
and wliolccomo wafer for culinary, irri
gating nnd other purposes the water
to bo conveyed in suitable pipes; where
fore, tho said David Linn, Samuel Hall
and Wm. Hoffman pray your Hon.
body to grant them the exclusive priv
ilege of supplying said town with wa
ter, lor tho term of years. '
Jas. D. F.vv, Att'y lor Linn.
Tho petition was read and referred
to tho abovo committee.
Tho Hoard adjourned to Friday
evening next, nt 8 o'clock.
D. Lixn, President.
Houses Stolvx, Tho roads being
bad, a detachment of ftvo men, from
Co. "I," stationed at Ft. Klamath, was
sent out, on tho 10th inst., to meet and
guido in Co. "A," of the 1st U.S.Cav.,
which was supposed to bo on tho way
from Camp Bui well to Ft. Klamath.
Tho detachment traveled about forty
five miles tho first day, and camped at
tho Council grounds, on Sprague s Riv
er. About ten o'clock that night, im
mediately after tho guard had passed
around the horses, two of them broke
away and went off at full speed. Tho
camp was at once aroused, and a pur
suit made. Tho horses wero taken up
a brushy mountnin side, nnd tho pur
suers soon lost sight of them in the
darkness. Tho sumo night, nine horses
wero driven oil' from some Klamath
Indians, who wero camped about eight
miles from tho soldiers' camp. A dc
tachmentof 14 men (with 2 Indians),
undorSerjeant Stearns, went in pursuit,
but at lust accounts they had not re-trued,
TERM OF THE
CltlCVlT
COURT.
Present Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge; J.
. Xeil, District Attorney; W. U.S.
Hyde, Clerk; W. A. Owons, Slicriil'.
"Tho following named persons were
drawn nnd impanneled as Grand Jury
for the term: Samuel Sachs, Samuel
Grub, W. C. Greenman, Wm. Kithler,
Matlicw Lyddale. Patiick Donegal!,
Hciiben Sa'lttnarsli. They found live
indictments. The following cases were
disposed of during the wcek
fitiMiN'AL nocicirr
State of Oregon vs. Jeremiah Brittle
Indictment lor obstructing n road
verdict, not guilty. Xeil, District At
torney, nnd Fay lbr tho State ; Jacobs
and T'Vnult for defendant.
Stale vs. Philander Powell Indict
ment for obstructing a road. Dismiss
ed. State vs. David H. Sexton Indict
ment for obtaining money under false
pretenses. Verdict not guilty. Xeil
lor the State; Fay for tho defendant.
State vs. James Chadwick Indict
ment lor larcenv of a hog. erdict,
not guilty. Neil for the'State; Fay
for deft.
law cam:.
Viet Slintz pltft'vs. Kbcrhard Illcech
cr deft. Continued for service. Jncobs
forplaintiir.
James D. Fay pltft' vs. Michael Biley
deft. continued for service, pro. per.
James ICjIgore ct al. vs Henry Den
linger and K. S. Morgan judgment
for 23n 50 against Denlinger; dismisB
ed ns to -Morgan. Jacobs for plaintiff.
James Kilgorc, et al. vs. Henry Den
linger and F. S. Morgan default for
$220 00 against Dciilmgcr; dismissed
ns to MonxHii. Jncobs lor plaintiff.
James I). Fav pltff. vs. Mathew Gra
ham deft default for 20!
200
Fny
pro. per.
.David
II. Sexton ro cu'en ami of
II. F. Xiday vs. H. Thompson nctlon
to recover possession of mining claim
demurrer tonnswersustnined tiudjnrig
incut for plaintiff. , Fny for plaint ilf;
Jacob? for defendant.
F. Chancy pit If. vs. F. M. Chapman
deft. continued lor service. Jacobs
for plnintilV.
John Anderson and J. T. Glenn vs.
David L. Hopkins default for tl, 108
o0. T'Vnult for plaint ill.
Herman Bloom respondent vs. I. It.
Hodgings appellant writ of review,
from Jtiftlcos Court reversed nnd
sent back for trial. T'Vnult for respond
ent; Jacobs for appellant.
M. A. Harris vs. Higham t Laugell
ShcrifFs sale confirmed. Fay for
plaintitf.
C II. Burton and It. Owens respond
ents vs. 11. Wines appellant notion to
recover possession of n mining claim
appeal from County Court verdict for
appellant. Jacobs for rcxpomlcut; Fay
for appellant.
lUil'ITV rASlW.
K. Hendricks vs. 11. Harms contin
ued. Jacobs for plaintitf.
Ilowlaud, Arigd it King et al. vs.
Tho Occidental (JuarfzIjning Co.
et ai., nnd fcrnil'iurv S: 'vVndu Vs. Tho
Occidental Quaitz Mining Co., et al.-
sale of Fherilf confirmed. Jacobs for
plaintiff.
James Haines . Chas. Williams
et al. sale ol'Sherilf confirmed. Fstvj
for plaintiff.
ii. 11. llargadiiie vs. Thos. H. Kecley
default taken and case, referred to
Cleik to compute interest. F;iy for
plaintiff.
Linu it Hall vs. J. Michelbach and
Main it Winchester default taken, and
and caso referred to Clerk to compute
interest. Fay for pi til.
TnitOAT Ari'KCTioNB. A Physician
writing lrom Xewfane, Xew York,
speaking of tho beneficial effects result
ing from the uso of " Jtnur if Jlroitrii
al TrorK," says: "For alleviating
that horrid irritation only felt by thota
who have sullered from any Jiromhial
All'cction, nnd for Hoarseness uud Soro
Throat too, 1 am freoto confess (though
I am an M. D.) they answer nil you
claim forthenr" To avoid disappoint
ment, bo sure to obtain tho yenitine
" Brown's Bronchial Troches."
Diamonds. A friend writes us from
Wine's Camp, that 31 r. Stephen Gale
found a diamond, while "panning out,"
a fuw dnyh since. It has been exam
ined in tuo dark, and pronounced a
genuine brilliant. We give tho infor
mation for what it is worth, and are in
clined to think that when examined by
competent judges, tho precious stone
will bo pronounced a rock crystal, sim
ilar to tlioso found in abundance in Cal
ifornia and Owyhee; and which aro of
but little value!
Its Vai.uk is Lvcam.ti.a!.i:. For
all diseases with which children aro
aftlictcd during the process of teething,
Mns. Winslow's Sooiiiixo Svitrii is a
safe ami certain remedy. It has stood
tlio test of thirty years, nnd never
known to fail. Cures wind colic, reg
ulates the bowels, softens tho guins,
and allays all pain. Hosteller, binith
it Dean, Agents for tho Pacific Coakt.
Fl.OCR TO JIB TltAXSPOltTKD. Wc
understand that tho A. A. Q. M., at
Fort Klamath, has been ordered to
take all available transportation at that
post, and such assistance as ho may re
quire, and transport the Hour purchased
under the contract recently mado, from
Ashland to tho fort
To Ibaiio. Several droves of cattle
liavo passed through tho Klamath
I.pko country on their vtiy irom Cali
fornia to tho Northern mines
JVXK
ilEDINGTON & CO'S
This valuable preparation, containing In n
hli-lily concentrated form all the properties of
Jamaica Ginger, has become ono of I lie most
popular domestic rvinoliis for nil diseases of
the stomach and digestive organ..
As n tonic, It will be found iuviJunblc to nil
Icr0M recovering from debility, whether pro
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst it Im
parts to the system nil the glow and vigor
that can be produced by brandy, It Is entirely
free Iron! tho reactionary cUVcts of spirits of
any Kind.
It Is also nn excellent remedy for lemalrs
who suffer from difficult mcnsturatlon, giving
a'most Immediate relief to the spasms that so
frequently accompany that period. It gives
Immediate relief to Nausea, caused by riding
In a railroad car, or by scn-slckiies, or other
causes.
It Is abo valuable as nn external applica
tion for gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
BEDIXGTOX A To., AfiKXTS
Paled April 21th, 1807.
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Some you of can't; we pity you. Yon have
tried every remedy but the one destined by Its
Intrinsic merit to suptrscdo all similar prepa
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experiments von have made ol trashy com
pounds foisted on tho public as a certain cure;
but
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PULMONARY SYRUP
Is really the VERY IIKST remedy ever com
pounded for tho euro of coughs, colds, snro
throat, athmn, hooping cough, bronchitis
nnd consumption, 'thousands of people In
California nnd Oregon have been already ben
efitted by the surprising curative powers of
Newcll's
PULMONARY SYRUP
nnd with ono accord give It their tinnualiflcd
approbation. Wc now uddress ourselves to
all who aro unacquainted with this, the greatest
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eases of the Throat and Lungs, assuring you
that
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This ItirnliiNhlo medicine Is plounl In die
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ils cfTecis; entirely free from nil poisonous or
deleterious drugs, and perfectly harmlttn under
all circumstances.
Certificates from many prominent cHImiis of
Son Francisco accompany every bottle of
Newell's
PULMONARY SYRUP.
KI'DINOTO.V .v. CO. Acents.
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San
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Ahoad of all othors is tho
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HAIR RESTORER.
a sTiirn r
lain ii:i)Tuui:it ami nun DiiitK
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Tru.t itullirr,l.ote'r tiut
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Tiy II nl !) Iimi II iririil
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Toililjr SllttUMB'1 llM'U isiuln I ui
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Will keep the hair eoft und glossy,
change gnsy hair to lis origins) color,
prevent the hair from fulling out or get
ting Iblu, make old htadi look young, and
do all that can lie reasonably expected of
a genuine, flrstralu Hulr Itentorer, All
who hate utcd It prouounce It superior
tocscrythlnguf tho kind, and king u
perfect Hair Dretccr as well as a pcrftct
Hair Itestorer, It Is an ucjuUltloii to ev
ery toilet, ltedlngton .1 Co., WhoU-kule
Agents, Sun I'runcltco.
It
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it.
CRAFENBURC UTERINE
Catholicon,
If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes, and greatly miti
gate the troublesome tllects caused by u relax
atlon of tb'j outlet of I he bladder. It Is a most
euccesaful remedy for (J ravel and other diseases
of the Kidneys and Madder, and for female did
cases U unequalled. Thu UATIIOUCO.V
uniformity cures Prolapsus, Uleri, Whites, all
Irregularities of the iloathly Turns, Suppres
sion, Incontlriepce of Urine, Moating and drop
sical Swellings, and all diseases of Pregnancy.
The specific action of this medicine is immedi
ate and certain upon the Uterine and Abdoiu
loal Muscles and UgumenU; seslpriog litem lo
us healthy a state us tbono ol childhood and
youth, so that patients who have uud the
(JBArstNBssna Covrixr'a Uikbinb Oatiioi.i
(u.n cannot sufficiently express their gratitude
for the relief afforded.
IlKUINUTON & CO,, Agents,
41G and 418, Front St. San Francisco.
XodiagtoH'tt Flavoriagaxt'ctfi
tre roiJs from rrub rrulti. Escb UtlU
boUiSlcM oiucb si ujr otbtr trsnt lu
b wtkl, fcut)uDtlf Ibtjr r lbs hiip
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t'tUSI .
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
CALIFOIINMA STIiKKT,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
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...AND....
neav :i?:rtc:es!
LOW PRICES WILL WIN !
rpiin AIIOVK XAMKI) I'M KM
X tnkc pleasure In notifying their Irleuds ,
and thn public, generally, that they arc now
receiving nnd opening n cry targe nnd ex
tensive stock of ;
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BEADY MADE CL0THIN0,
HAT8 AND CAPS,
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
CLOTHS,
IMjANKKTS,
HOOP SKI UTS
lvrc, rrc.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies', Misses' nnd Children's Shoes.
Jhsiy Wo linvc, also, In connection wills -Ml
BtSf the nbrtvc, n vesy largo and "XrU '
4aV extensive stock of choke 'ttsjl ,
C5flf Groceries, Hardware, -yu
Bf tjnceiiswaro, Tfa
C- Was -tifit
tiV ware, Cutlery, -uKl
Ctt' I'alnts and Oils; also, ttja
WdVlndow (llnss, Nulls, Inm'tea i
ftriY- ami 'Steel, I'nit nnd Steel -fta
C6t- Plows, Wooden Dtid Willow ware, -a
Wo nro ready to tell anything In nnr line at
the I.OWT.STOA.S1I I'ltHl!. I'.tm.iuhI.IiIihi
In buy goods, will llnd It gre.dly In llielr ml
vnutagtt to I'Xiiintnn our Muck lcfint purchai
Ing I'bvnhiri'. ns we are ileliTiniiinl lint to lm
undersold by tinv linn... In Jitikoii county.
(live us n ciitl, nud then judgu bjr yourself
as to our capacity tu furiiMi goods ns hIhiw.
iilAISS, im'M,KC.
JacksftiiTlllo, March 2, 1807.
If
.IOIIi l IIOlCK,
pu'actical
Walcliiuuker anil .lewder!
Oitgan Slitl,Jmkioiivill(, Ortgnn,
HAS ALWAYS THE HEST SELECTED ;
STOCK OF j
New Stylo, Solid Jowolry,
Well assorted, of plain, ongraved, en
ameled Finger lUngs, L'ar-rlngu,
Sleovo-buttons, llucklcs,
etc.) etc.
Gold and Silver WntcheH,
1
Of French, Kuiillsh and AmcrUnn Manufacture,
Frst Quullty only,
8-DAY AM) nO-llOl'll CLOCKS,
8eth Thomas' striking, Alarm, Weight and
Spring Clocks, etc., ito.
All articles are strictly warranted, and will
Iw sold 2J per cent lets than ut uny oilier liuiie
In town.
Watches and Jewelry, In need nf repairing,
can bo scut by exprers, uud will be returned ut
soon h possible.
Jacksonville April 6, 1 ftCT. Id
GRAND CELEBRATION BALL,
o.v Tin:
4th OF JULY NEXT,
TOHrJIIKMi I.V
SHUTZ'8 NEW HALL.
A(JJMN!MKU:J-JUTI(A' ilk It. Wilt, HKUWHS
by l uiiJtiiiii-l, nl llttt liiusj ftjjvl )lsu mUjiv
ititill'iiH, t lh I'rt'i'llHrf Uo to isfti mht
iIi Jtrtsn. mI1u man imw oh: .S'u m tallt (
tijirfloii il,u irfitlui, ,iiu'ti r nil brr KutiUcniuS.iil-
Ua, WMl MlklO L Urn nitnye.! It llu..i-n.
,11 A 1J A HI
JwVinrlll.,)!. II. UCT
MAUASI lia liSISS.S OIS.K.
Ninety-One Years
Of TJnparallel Prosperity !
lillliri!iyiB"IIAV HAM,
.Inly, Hie Ills, 18(17, ut the
United States Ilotel.
rnilK UNDKItSIGNKD l'llOI'ltll.TOU
hereby nives notice that ha will irlv
aurami snisi'.rr.riisr.rtuK-isAV iiai
on lh (jviuluu of tho lib of Julv uexl.
. . r... .: ": .
vshkh lime, be hopes to renew tho uc(uululuuco
of, ull Ids old patrons, and form that or many
new ones, A cordial invitation is extended to
his (tcrmati friends In particular.
Cvcrylhlug that will udd tu the comfort and
enjoyment of tho guests will by provided.
Ticicirr.s, $j,
I.OUI3 HOIINU, Proprietor.
Jackeonsllo, May US, 18U7. Id
HIDKS! HUMS?
rpiIK IIIGUKST OAHH PIIIOKa PAH) Fon
X Hides of all kinds, delivered at tha luvrkei i
of Ibe undersigned, in Jacksonville.
Drcsmber Hh IMG,
Jamks T.
JX
&T-1860-X.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled wlll
weaksu'M, lxltiiilt palpitation nf the hrarl,
lack or itppi-lltr,(lltrt .tiler eating, torpid llr
er. conMlpnt.Pst.ctc'. de-erve In sutler If Ihey
will not try IhoC'lohr.sled PL.W I'ATION' III V
TKIljt, which are now rw oinincm'etl by the hlxh
est med'ral uiitliurltes, and nrwriviUil to piu
diifo an Immediate benoitclal riled. They aril
rtowdlngly nisrrc.thle, perfectly pure, nnd mini
t supermilc all other tonics where n healthy, gsi
lie stimulant Is required.
They purify, Irciistthcti and Invlgnratf.
Tliey create t healthy appelltiv
They nre nn antidote loeliaiiKeor wafer and
diet.
They strengthen tho sylm and enliven llii
. mind.
Thry prevent mtrtnntlo nnd Intermittent fo
I vers.
' They purify the brra It nnd acidity tf i
, stomach.
Tlicy cure lrspcpln nnd Conllpllnn.
, They euro Liver ConipUlut mid nervous
headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril
liant, and aro exhausted nature's great restorer.
1 1 my nre cninpnseil nl llm rclrbrntnl Uallay
Ipjirk, wlnlergriMii, sasnlr, rouls and hfrli,
all presernil In perfectlr purj Kt Crnlx rum.
1 lorp.irllciilars,seo circulars and lctliminlaN
around each bottle.
' llewaro of Imposlers. INimlno every liottlo.
I See that It has our p.'lvate P, .S'. stamp unmn.
Illrttwl over tint cork, with plnnlnllois scene,
1 nnd our signature on a flue steel plate side la
lid. See that nur bolllo Is not llllrd wills spu
rious and deleterious stuir. Any Ji'rsoii pre
tending In sell Plantation Itlllen by the g.illnii
or In bulk. Is nn linnuler. Any person Itnlln
, ting this Nittle. Or selling any other snaterl
nl therein, whether called Plantation Milters or
not, Is n criminal undrr (he P 8. Law, and will
Ini so prniM-ciiteil hy it. '', demand for Oroke'i
Pliinliillnn Hitlers, from ladles, clergymen,
inerelnnts, etc . U Incredible, Tho slmido trial
urn Imtlle Is the t'tldence we pri'int oflheli'
worth and superiority. They nre sold by all
respectable druggist, Rrneers, physlebsis. ho
tels, saloon", itrninboAls nnd country stores,
l. II. I)rnk N.O.,
MAGNOLIA WATER.
A toilet delight I Tin) lad ht' ttcviin) ntit
genlli'iiiau'it boiin' Tho "sweetest tliiuu" and
Inrgent iptnnllly. .Munuracluted lrom tiie rli'li
Sinitherii Magnolia. I'nd lur Imlliing llm pr
ion mill fiu-e, lo lender thu klu soli and lteli,
In prevent tritptlou, tn peifiinin cl.ilhing, tlo.
It DTCU'innei thu iiupleiiKtiil mlorof pcripli4
tlou, It reninvei rednes. Inn, Mulchm, etc.
It curen tierwiu hembiehu and alt.iys I n (Turn
mitlon, It cools, softens "lid adds delicacy In thakln.
It It-lil" 11 sulnliird nnd lnlng peifninf.
It cure iniixpieli) bllp nnd llligs nf Insect.
It ecnlnln tin malerl.tl injiir'ou-i to tho kln.
It Is lmt i-tery lady ihniild lme. .Sold rr
eryshero, Try thn Magnolia Water oncn and
jnii will iio no olher cologne, perfumery or
toilet unleratlenvnrdn.
Dcmtu IJnrnes & Co.
Props. rwluln Agents, N. Y.
LYON'S KATHAIRON.
It l is tnt lUtlghlfiil l'lr dret.ln.
It erudlculeii ffiirl'iiud dsiiilriitr.
It keeps Ihn heiut eiMil and elenil
It in alien the hair ileh, itl mid ytosy.
It prvwutt hair turning r,ray and t.slllng
nir.
It reitnres hair oil prematurely bald heads.
This UJuit shit l.ynus Knthiiliuii vtllldn.
It Is pretty It I cheap- durnllv. II U liter
ally roM by tho ear bud, and yet II' nhmt In
crullhli) deiimud l d.illy lueroi'lug, until them
In hardly is country torn that dues not keep Is,
or 11 family that do nut u) l.
K- Thomas Lyon, Clmnltt, N. V.
Xyon's Ext't of Gingor.
I.you'ri 1,'xlruct of Puru J.im.icl i Olngtir-for
Indiise'tlon, ,S'iiiiii, lleurllmin.Sii'k Head ichv,
Chulerit Mosbu, riatuleiit.'y, etc., uhrru i
svnrmiiig stlinuUiit Is i-iiinrvd. Its curelul
ptvpurutloii nud cutlru pusily luuku It 11 cheap
und relluldu usllclc for ciilluary piirput, Hold
vveryitbisra ut St) els. per Iwttlr. Ak 'or "l.y
nnV' imsi) extract. 'I uku no oilier. Sco that
thu pmutu U, H. slump of I'einus lUruei A. Co,
Is 011 thu cork of mcb bottlu, Nona olher Is
genuine,
Mustang l-inlinciil.
llavo you n hurt child or a lame horse ?
PlO
thu JImIcuu iluilung I.lnlineut,
For cuts, stirulns, burns, cMulllngs and caked
bloat!, tho Mnxlean Mustang l.lnliuent l a ces
lulu euro.
For IIIieumjtlin,siviiralgta,stlil'Jolnts, slings
nud biles, theru Is nothing Ilka the Mexican
Mwtung l.liiliiieul.
For spavined hnrrcs, tho poll-uvll, rlngbono
and sieiiy, thu Mexican Mustang l.iiduisiil
neser 'alls.
Fnrulnd-galls, scratches, big-head und iidlnl
the Meilcan MusUug l.luluieut Is totlh Ils
utilghl In gold.
Cuts, brulnes, sprains and snclllugs, uru in
common uud certain lo occur lis every family,
that a botllu of this Liniment is thu Usl luvvsl
uiviii luut can bo made.
It Is snoru certain than Iho doctor- It saven
tliuu In tending lur the doctor ll Is cheaper
limit thu doctor, unit should never bo dlspcuted
With,
'In lifting the ketllo fioui thu (Ire, It llppel
over and calded my baiuU terribly.
'I he, Mmluiig l.lnliuwut cxltuctid tho palu,
cuiiK'd Ihu sore to heal rapidly, and left very
lilllu tear. Cuss. Fohtkii, liQ Hioud fc't. Phil.
Mr. S. J.lteh, ofllydu Park, VI., writes; "My
boreo vtas cuusldtrtd uoithleM, (ipavlu) but
since. Ihu usu of the Mustang I.lnluunl, I Into
sold hi in for $150, Your I.lnlmeiit la doing
wonders up here.'1
All Kduulna la stiunped In slctl plate engrav
ings, slgnid G, W- cilliroolf, cbtinlit, aud nl
so has Iho private U. H. stamp of leuia Usrnes
i co. over Iho top. l.gok oofey .Sold by all
druggists, ut U.VA0 ? uud 100.
Xsyos'tf jfloa Powdor.
Death to Fleas,- It Is well known that Lyon's
genuluoMugn tlo powder will per lee tlj destroy
everyllilug in ihu shapa of Ileus, ticks, bedbug
roaches, tlo, j that It Is kerfvet poliou to the In
sect tribv, but entirely banules to Ibe htiuiais
spvoles und duiucstio snlmtK Tho geuuiue has
nt nmiu Itunni .t- (f.. Anviiilncr'ri.n uf ihU
U signature of ii
I! S.vmi i.ii.l lhrtlirlkiili.iSi.nln
kind Is an Imilatiuii orcouiilerfcll. Auj drue
JOHN OftTII, gist will procure the genuine. If you InJit you
if will base no othrr. ' lO'vTl!?
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