i
iJi
TIB OREfiON SENTINEL.
FOB THE mfcitOENCT IN 1S68,
Ca.rSKH . OHAXT,
.. .v " "I "T.? vIV- . .
Wafl ten. th toM ud f.ltoful kbuL" Tb f -
pUkTwnnfKrui.-ptiuh!iiiiitfjrtrmiur.
roll TnE tick presihescv,
or otuwt,
1Mb tstft ta till iiiiloa of th NaUseal falsa
COCTIDIIOO.
D. X. C. GATJLT,
- EDITOR.
SxTcnnxT Mon.vi.vo, Oct. 10, 1SG7.
TMitMnl Tra rnttnti
phase
taxation question no less important to
the nrecnt ceneration than thoe di-
shown that a war burden in time of
peace is unnccessarv. We hae denied
that auv principles of enlightened jti -
tice approve or demaini the liquidation
of the national debt during the present
generation. e now propose to show
the manifest injustice of wiinging the
payment of the immense public debt
out of one portion of the country, and
to question the wisdom of overtaxing
the industrial energies of the present
generation, when the next, it is to be
hoped, will Ik much better able to
bear it. If it is unfair that wc should
be overtaxed now for the benefit of our '
descendants, is thcreany justice, what-1
ever, hi obliging the North tobearthel
whole burden? Clearly not. The
iwuiii i! WH - fij - 5incMH - uaiikni,.i -
and the mass ol the people are unable
to rav taxes, even if thev noeed
. I -
South is povertv-striekenbaukruiu
anv objects of taxation. It is almost
almot
lutheni
..
condi -
ore the
needless to assert, that if the Southern
unim , r.m, wuuiiii. i
States were in as proporotis a condi -
tion at present as thev were More the
rebellion, that even the present tneas -
tire of taxation would be scarce! v felt,
As it is, the South has nothing, and
gets off ot free; while the people of
the North are taxed almost bevond pa -
tienec, to pay the debt incurred
Southern follv. There is neither
tice nor policv in tin. It is not
that the Xorth should pnv nur
its proportion of the debt, nor wie to
ti :. ..:ii i,.., .... t tiimofrowcr. Tliey dared to make their
draw a larger sum from the industries nvs: "Our noble party has beaten evcr w'as. We do not look on the rt
of the country than i actually neees-' the enemy in three more States.'' ccnt defeats a an endor.ement of the
sarv to meet the current exiense of Lonir aeo, childhood delighted to con-1 President's puliey, and believe that on
the government, and to pay the inter-
est on the debt. Ten years hence,
with our rapid increase of jwpulatioti
and wealth, and when the Southern
States arc again projK;rou, the burden
necessary for the extinguishment of
the public debt will be borne more
cheerfully by the people, because di.
tributed more ju'tly; and therefore
lighter. The iwople are begiuinz to
feel that their ruler nre killing the
rei
otion will begin to think favorably of
it. Congress ma v be too bus v in Pros-
idem making perhaps in unmaking a
President to watch the straws that ,
ItirllAOln 9(1 A At( r4 A t.ki.nlam .!... i
nn U tVir- Ar nnt tit-A truA .rv,. l.
tide them.
IlXEGA.1.
Henderson
possession some of the clothing being,
on his person. It matters not how
plain the evidence may have been
against Mr. Casey, we contend that in
.1 t 1 .?i 1. i.
-
mi- nuBi-iiic 01 maniai taw no military
officer has a right to arrest a citizen, for
any offense whateter. In malin this 1
arrest, w apprehend that Lient. flen- j
District Coun, before which, such of-,
fences are triable. We do not iuitifv
Casey, or any other person, who, for I
a little pecuniary gain, aids enlisted '
soldier in en-aping; but merely ex-!
press the opinion that they should be (
puuiMiea ny tne proper autlionties, I
and that no military officers should be
allowed to infringe on tbe rurbu of a I
eititen.
goose that lays the golden eggs, and if " meaner, more cruel, and quite a to those of the past aud enabling us to no":
Congress at its next scssionVdoes not ' treacherous as any old, toothless lion win an cay ictorr. i r ti?ji . Jun1.v T.f 't'nton;
it- ....,, .t . in j ti , 1 11. 0. Ilanlev, of Lane; John Miuto.
w shaj the financial policy of the that ever gobbled a young Hottentot. of Marion; .lon-ph Magone, of ClacV
country a to reduce the taxation, at It provokes a smile to hear of the no- tAi,iroi:.viA Llkctiox. Tliejudicial atnas; James H. Doutliit, of Linn; T.
leat one half, thousauds who now ab- ble party "beating the enemy." It ' flection, held in California on Wednes- G. Taylor, of Washington; William I'!
horthe Democratic doctrine of roi.tuli.1 remind us of the rebel huzzai after ! day last, passed off quietlv. Certain , Newl,.v of Yamhill.
.w;i;it. i.asi wcck J.icill. ...! . . ,. . . . . . ...I
1 ... T-a I. Y ... '
i T.. t-i .i. ...i ,.v"' -v "."""J "J'l'vu, nunury win- -..,-.. -
i ... ...v.. inwiwr, j b me reic yiMi MMivuut vi rtiunuuiij in san "lie nau better be on the plains fiirht
a Casey, a citizen of tins county, and els did, and find us long winded and I Francisco in favor of Currv and Swett, I ing Indians. From the manner in
took him to the Port, upon the charge 7"' ",";fd."; nd impregiia- Ul0 Dcmocralic roajoritv 0'f over 4 000 which he burned down house over the
of having aided a deserter to ecape. .ble.and that party ,,,''"yust give . g , , . : , heads of women and children in the
It appear that the deserter had traded J y "' f'e "id to truth and justice. j ;n507tCmbcr bci"P red"Ced l0 about valley of Virginia, we infer that he
bh hore, anns and clothing to Cnvv. ' Seco.vd Sonur. Ttiorcirr. The verr ' . 1 ?...d be a u,rp0, t0 t,,e Indiaw, tspe-
vi i vu iiuuuiu, urrt'Heu Km Ant t .i.i. .n.ci.i.,. :..-. .. .1. i. ....... ...,n..... r . . i.: o . .......
and that the property was found in his , latent uews from California fnn to las't DismitT Scnoou The second term tn!:. :. -.. .. PaPfose-
aerson overstepped the line or his duty, ' with a Union majority for Sanderson to be hoped that parents will be pre
and that the matter is strictly within ' of f?7C; showing nn increase in the ag- pared to make prompt payment, in or
the jurisdiction of the L'nited States 'gregate vote of 2,741, and in the Dem-'der to insure the successful continnancp
Bosedcbc, Oct. 10, 1607.-So5oon'bu!j;hHO"SV ,fthe le wUI mJ
ktiam. V...u:n I r. , tnera go back" on Democracv, who
brahara s dwelling house, in Canyon- lack decency to hide the cloven hoof
Aoranam s aweiung nouse, in Canyon-1
ville, was destroyed by fire, on the
Wgbt of the 6th. It is supposed to j
as tbew had been no fire in it for ten I
days household goods and furniture
Hiostly saved. S
Of 1 The Herald xaiplains tbat
jMsjsry, a Democratic practice, has be
-awe-JfcavdicaJ policy." Tbeiellow
ckssY 8ks tbe idea of htm f ought
ritb bit enra weapons.
"If They Dure."
"Let the Kadicals try the impcnclt-
tnent came if they dare," says the Ore -
' r -J n.n ;.M ia ini
'"" v "" ,(,
i MticT, and forgets howr much the Rad -
1 . . .
, jcals have dared aud done ncainst
other foes than the empty braggarts
of the Democratic press. The Radi'
cals dare do anything, knowing it to be
right. They dared to fight the battles
of their country, and save the heritage
of freedom and unity, that Democracy
; would have bartered for a longer lease
a ""Jast-woris against traitor
,cc, Thl".v daml t0 "humc the na -
j a"d 1,atl S H"t ' " triumph
a"ove tne clouds that hovered over the
l klood-staiiicdvallcyofthcCuniboiland,
"""C many a laughtered comrade
. , nU. rode ,, the battle -
!.-.- t. .
viuuus, unu I.MS.MUIU u.e innging
i grain aud the ripening harvest, where
the Susquehanna and the Shenandoah
mingled their waters with patriot
blood they nejer faltered; and the
pines of the ildcriicss sing mournful
requiems over the grave of many a
Radical to whom fear was a stranger.
Much fcherinan flung his column "from
L'lurriu -mawa to me sea, nwe me
rH.ir of fire that led the Israelites from
l,onJa?e; w-' Vwburg fell ; when
1.- .1 t .1 - tf ..
I """""'i"'" "" oisoutiiennorus,
i :"""''"" ""v" "'" " '"
l . ... , i i . t t
' unfurled inttiumph over the
cal'ltal ' rro"d irgina, by the "gh.
:.... ..l.1 SI... ..r M .1 1.1
' r"U!"' S,au mmt 0I n,Ln' " wou
I- 1 1 1
. ,ianM!U "ow n,ucn au,
1 Uaa'cals daretl to question the dn mi -
' "' .... r ' """ !m,CK u,e w,ack,
1 ,r0IU n"",0,)l1 oondsnien that Dt -
i n,ocrac.v wol11 1,avi" l"und more firm -
.a.ml, co"ra?e trH'd hT 'ch tests as
, !'"' ? " '.v fail, if the
1 """ o me imuon uemaiui tne nil-
a Democratic paivr at I'ortUnd,
template the channiug tables about
the noble and generous instincts of the
"king of bea.t;" but naturalists have
dissipated the charm, and proved him
' not only mean, cowardly and treacher-
ou, but willing to share the carrion
J Itsft by more ignoble plunderer. So
; i it with the "noblc(y) party." A
' long time azo it was supposed to em-1
'body eicry principle that is noble and
' generous, but observation has proved
Bull Run, and Manasas, and Freder- j
rickeburg, and sctcral other little !
places whero the ''enemy" got whipped
Parties are sadly mistaken, sometimes,
li f liAllrvlif Ti.mijiMnar tif ArmA aa
nn T-Vvf Uti fmtmmt ..? U ,.
up ns lixely as a maggoty checee. So
with Democracv thev think the Rad-
evening) indicates that the Democrat-
ic majorities of SoDtember liavn Wn
. 1 " -. .. .-...
largely reduced, and that the result is '
so cloe as to require an official canvass '
..j.... ?. r. . . . . 1
xoaeciueit. 1 ne total number of votes 1
cast in San Francisco county, is 13,631
with a democratic majoritv of 1.507 for
Sprague, against 11,070 votes in 1666,
1 . - ..
ocratic rote of 1.6-J3. The vote of the:
State is estimated at 00.000 against .
about 57,000 c.ist at the judicial eleo
tion in 16C6. The r-eople have reflect-
f O I
ed 6ince the September election, and '
although a very large vote has been
cast, the larce majority for Ilaigbt has
',fen reduced to nothing, with a fair
nance of success for the Union caodi-
.aiet JUHM t win be iu the next
I .Presidential campaign the second so-
lack decency
een for a while, alter their temporary
success.
, """.-Yallandigbam's
claims to a seat in the TJ. S. SenaU,
are oeing pressea by ins friends, in
consideration of his valuable services
to the Democracy in the camps of the
Ohio volunteers. Democrats insist
that J. Wilkes Booth is alive, and we
expect to bear of his bat being -chalk-ed
for tbe Senate by some adinirkig
Democratic Legislature,
' ' s ""' UJl "or,uiand local jtiatorm, without the con-
, hmvi how ",ueh Ucals dared. ' sent of the partv, and have assumed
Itmlinnta .larl n nunitinn ttw. .Iiv.ni I 1 1 I .1 . .1 i
1 "aaica.l!l darc1 10. qeon the di tin- j a KaiUrsh,!. that the party at large,
i lavory, ar.d struck the shackles , rej.udiated. The masses of the Repub-
i,r I ."""' "' " resiuuiu who imjeues , liorham in Lalirornia, prefering defeat located erv near tlie summit of the
j i "? l-ros-r'niy. ratut.r Uia ,,0j,t,cai erfjom, and to- VaiQ, so wgu up mat even now
ju.t Thr Iv.l,lr Parir. the great Republican party is as ' V" ""0Vf " I"I1 "L
than! A call for a mass mevtitnr, published "outul " national concerns, divested i,,'.nen enough' have t?one in alrcadv
. iiiniw n aj. tnfiiw i.aa.A4 . at a. . ...ill litnii iilliiiii. air I'li'i-ii'ii
The Recent Election.
While the news from the East is yet
1 doubtful as to the positive result ol the
Matn ..l...t.Ana .nmtrrhia L-nnu-ntnitintn
i- ---i -ft"-
' that the Democrats have made very
i
large cams. There is no cause for di
spair among Union men. The defeats
of the war, disastrous and dishearten
ing as they seemed at the moment, had
their salutary effects, and, ultimately,
led to victory. Blundering comtuan- the road leading between there ana
derswero displaced, the material olrTc- Theunforiunate victim's name
I our armies was reorganized, errors
. ...
once committed were avoided, weak
I ... ....
points sircngtiicnea, anu our men went
1 into battle with stronger faith in the
That we have lost nothing in the re-
i cent elections, is not true; that we
cannot gain all we have lost, and more,
, by judicious management, is alo not
, true , and if our opponents do not dc-
siroy uiemeivcs m me intoxication oi
. momentary success, the history of po -
litical parties has no meaning. .s a
partv, we have overrated our own
, strength and underrated the strength
of our adversaries. Reforms of all
, kinds, for winch public sentiment was
, unprepared, have tacked themselves to
; our skirts. Extravagant ideas and
iues," oj all descriptions, Jiavcclung
like parasites to the genuine principles
i of Republicanism, hampering it as a
.. a a,. . a . . .
norcle or camp lollowers impede the
' movement 01 an army. .Men, well
, .
meaning, but fanatical, have forced
ideas ahead cf the age into our State
. . ... ' . . .
I and local tilatform, without the con-
) . .
ent of the party, and have assumed
i ..
1 a leadership that the party at large,
I rej.udiated. I lie masses of tbcKcpub-
, bean party are thinking men, who
: judge for themselves, and hen false
, leader would betray them into error,
, they will not follow. They utterly re-'
pudiate.1 Johnson. They shook off
of side issues and local questions, as it
ja qav ote, the policy of Congress
' would meet the approbation of a large
i majority of the jeople. If our leaders
i avoid the political ambuscades of the
j enemy, that are contiuually defeating
j u every local and State election,
j u"- will regain more than we have lost,
at the next Presidential election, aud
we certainly must credit them with sa-
cacity enough to provide against luttire
defeat, by repairing the errors that led
damaging charges made by
Cotter against McKinstry,
Father
c
"
iipri
in
SuniLTUC. Democratic t?nndi(lritf fnr Sin .
l""eme Judge, and Swett, Republican ,
canuiaate lor supenntonUent of I'ublic
Tne tarn tliitt m an .l rx.a .) 11. . I
There was a '
of the District School
will commence
a week from nert Mnnflnv nnH it i
-, -..w, H..M .. ..
, 1 1 rancifco, createU considerable excite-, Cros, of Marion ; William Elliot, of
Inient among the InMi-Catholics, but Claekamacj Thomas Smith, of Douglas;
no serious riiatitrli.tnrn niinrri1 ' OtTOSL'tllf. 01 ashinL'ton ; I. I.
the desire of the teachers that parents . tijn jn ,ear(J t
will send their children on the first davt.,.,i.. rv7,r a . C'
., . ..... maun vouieuerate iri
01 tne term, ine rate bills for the
lat terra have been made out, and will
bo presented bv the District clerk fMr
Vzj) during- the coming week. It isf
r.. -
of an institution of which this tnu-n t
mav iustlv be nroud. It emvrtnA
that many pupils from outside districts
W 0 ( -- -- ol..,.-M ,
I will attend during next term, which
will considerably lessen the rate of tu-
ition,
Keep nt the Fashion. " Out of
the fashion, out of the world," is a
proverb; and our friend Mr. Pfeiffer
it determined to keep everybody in
the fashion that want6 to stay. If Mr.
F. makes garments as well as he
does rhyme, (and we know he does)
every one is ussured of a good fit
Read his announcement and try him.
'Seteke Ixjcbt. A little child of
Mr. Decker, living on Jacksjm creek,
was badly kicked by a horse on Mon
day last. The scalp was torn from the
child ibrebttd, and the skull raised
up. It was attended by Dr. G reo mu,
and is in a fair wy for recorery.
Idaho News.
The followed news Mas published in
the Owvhce Avalanche, of Oct. 5th:
Indiax Massacre in Flint. One
more Rood man has been murdered,
scalpca and burned in our midst, and
the savage perpetrators escaped unpun
ished with some booty, such as pistol,
blankets, etc.
This fresh atrocitv was committed
during last Tuesday night, within half
a mile of 6ro and Owyhee cities, near
IS .lUM'Ull
, Ttrrlt0-r ;,,, MeMrfc Blooln & IIertJ
,n ions, from Jacksonville. Oregon.
;.'.. i.. . . m.
lie was lonncny irom .Missouri, jhc
; late hour yesterday at which wcreceiv-
( lt ma? well enongh t0 Matc ucrc
i for the Indian fnends elsewhere for
' thev justly have none here that these
' jAiffiwtJlc'wftSnfmS
I "" $$, S 3C
aluj t,en throwing the body on a fire
! and partlv consuming the 'breast and
bowels. "We may so"on expect to hear
of tlip. Throne of Grace being besieged
5??!
trvnion, who are totally ignorant of
his fiendish character.
Mr. Colwcll was long and favorably
known iu this countv. For several
. a . .
yean pre ious to Ins departure lor the
northern mines, he was engaged in
'mining at Log Town on Jackass Creek.
D:covi:nv or Gou l.v Tin: C.t
! CADCs. The oncouver lUqiiter savs:
It is reported that rich diggings have
, been struck in the Yakama countrv,
I 1 nn !-- e .1!. -.1 V
evnes. The Vancouver Jitpiiter says :
auout oo nines irom tins place. .
Hlllnli Lata 1ah i!ih.ik..1 al.o.. ..A......
i'"i " nines irom im piace.
gjch has been discovered, about se
miles Ulllg, Which VleldS from flVO
tMcntv cntg t0 .,. Sonic ,0
men are now at work. A number
B. '. i" i 7 :
miles long, which vields from five to
tMcntv cntg t0 ,,an Sonic lortv
men are now at work. A number of
our citizens started yesterday for that
rr?'on- ' ''OJ to hear further par-
jJS!.?;, iJi: Tn?
fciathSm'ciTck Sntv'.
that the mines so far as discovered are
, to prospect the country so far as it can
be done before winter sets in. Mr
' Taylor had some of the gold with him.
It is of a coarse nature.
j OrncEns. The following are a list
j of the om'cers of the State Agricultural
Society, elected at the State Fair, held
, last week, at the Fair Ground, at Sa-
lem :
j President A. J. Dufur, of Multno-
mahcounty.
I p ,lCtv'rii,,iii'"t,'J, i nnhl:t'1' ot
Corresponding Secretary F
AVaite. of. Marioii.
31.
Treasurer John II. Moores, of .Ma
Iloimrv H'Lirii(lintaA T Tliv.
; .. - " .. .iMi-
er, ot lienton; J. Barrows, of Linn;
II. N. V. Butler, of Polk; Thomas
i0,aiiai " asco-
Paltiit. The Examiner savs that
Shcndan is in Washington receiving
.
ovations and adds :
r.,mvmi,r , i,,. .,... . ..
iiia in fiiriiiiiii amnii vi . ,i .
...
........v. . ..u.invunvii in ine most
mriiri ftf ttto
mongrel" ortrans. anv.
or any other
Confederate general, so con
tcmptible as an exhibition of old
womanish spite. Dramatic Chronicle.
Coxtiioveiisv. The Autocrat of the
KoreaKiast 1 aoie 6tirewniv says: "Con
troversy equalizes fools and the wise
I and the fooU know it." That's the
rfl(vira It'll tn &t.1A !.
ij i.i- . rr tit
anxious to diarn" u5t! ti. ni-.
tian clenrv. It also account. fnr i,
itching for controversy manifested br
, . -' " " W aV
insignificant persons generally. Dra
matic Chronicle.
Poxdebovs MACiuxEnT. Upon the
wharf yesterday wc noticed a large lot
of ponderous machinery consigned to
the Pacific Oil Company, Salem. It
consisted" of boiler, apparatus for grind
mg, and other necessary articles for
an oil mill. Oregon Herald.
m
Catakriu Ths origin of Catarrh is
in most cast .4 neglected Cold, which
can be relieved by the use of u-Droten,a
Bronchial Troche," by aoothibt the
irritated and inflamed' membrane ex
tending from tbe nose to the throat
For Coughs and Throat Disease, the
Troches are of great service.
The members of the Judiciary com
roittee, who are in favor of impeach,
roeut, are confident that tbe project
will receave the aDnrohatiAB ..
jorUyofthe House Thcr will press
ine subject early 10 the session.
o i -
Heavy Frosts. For several nights
during the week, this valley was visi
ted with heavy frosts. This morning,
ice was formed about as thick as a win
dow glass.
BORN.
rjAILET Ortobtr Ttk, ta Uio lft of Jobo Htllir. (
ROS Octohtr lSib, ta ttt wih of Jobs X. ,
Unj(btr.
MARRIED.
DINXnT PHirrS At tbt mllww of II. r. Aixlfrr.
ton. In Wurali. Octotr IStb, IKt. by R. O W.
R,nk, lr. Jwiim T. Btnn.lt ana 3llw ituy Iubllt
rblpt,kllof Jackwa cauntr, Ortr.
PAIOlJ-COrriX-On SooiUeTfDlnit.Oet.Wlh, t th
booMOf R.t. lr AlXInwn. In PoMUnd. Sir. Il.nry C.
Pmlf.. of rmnlllla, lo MIm tmtnh S. Coffin, of Portland.
(IRIdrKT nK S At tb. brM.'a ra.tJ.nn, In Jacbann-
TIII..O.I Uth.'tTr S.IUrd.n,J lIKDjaailaOrlC-
by anJ Xlr. KllM D. Iw.
It IK I).
SMALL In tbt Waldo ItllU, Ortcnn, July 11th. Sartrta,
A.daufMtrofRtT T 11. aad Lliiabrtb Small.
Sbt Imth a falbtr. mothtr, brolhtn and tlittn to
aMurn b.r Im, tut tb.y art conwlad by tbt thought that
lk.tr kM l. btr tttrnal train. Sh wat la btr flflb ytar.
Wttp no mort, bth.r and mothtr,
For b.r tnllt en tarth batt rtand.
And bt yond tbt band of lUnrtr,
Sht I. now with Oil In ptaca.
Tbtrr, In rtaltnt of prat and pltasnra.
Clad In rot, of inowy wblta,
Sarttta't gained tbt hM.toly trtaaon.
Which by tilth wt tl. to bright.
And thtn th.'t ratline " ,0 omt.
And da.ll In rtcton. of bll.,
Wltb Chrl.t and bu ho!y l.jlon..
In that iwh! bar.n of pnx.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT SENSATION7 I
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE!
600 LIVES I LOST ! !
OS MONDAY, THE - DAT OF OCTODCR
Mil, the underlined opford at
Ashland, Jackson Co.,
Tbelr Urge and writ ttirctft) li of
DRTGQODS & GROCERIES.
Our dritroodt couilit of
PRINTS (Domettic aud Foreign)
SUEETINGS.
DELA1.VS,
TICKINGS.
T.adiM' Drauui drtnrlm
.r.in.Lj. ...i ..ui... i. . ..It..
1 ' "- "" w.. . .. I I I I ,
-". ""-fc. .....Jw.-..vU,
GENTLEMEN AND DOT'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boon,
Shoes,
UaU,
andCapt.
In the croeerr line we are well mpplled wllb
FLOUK AND BACON,
COFFEKANDTEA.
SUUAU AND SYRUPS,
CANNED rilUITS.
FLA YOKING KX'CTS,
Si'lCtS.
"ND SALT.
We tlw bare a general Mock of
Hardware, Coilerr,
Tobacco, Clean.
and Fine Liquors.
Our If a new firm and new atand. and mir.
ebawt may ret awured tbat our Hock It new I
and freib, our patterni of ibe latex style! In
fel. erertlblnj: wa purcbaaed in San Francis
co late tbl acamn.wbllr the market wai Ttrj
low, and we are tbui rnaliled lo I
SELL VERY CHEAP.
Give ui a call and examine onr Irnmcnx stock. .
JIAl'M A SOLOMON.
October ITth, 1SC7. ocilPmS
NEW ARRIVAL j
Or THE riSBST LOT OF
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS CL6TII
roR.
Pants, Ooata and Vesta,
KVEH BROI'CIIT
TO
JACKBOVILt.E.
O-
Tbe flnttt roedi tnvr in store
ii nt'er wcrt ictn in town before ;
Tome all, ind gel yonr garment, made,
For now'i Ibe time, I'm on the trade ;
Tour interett bow do not nejleet,
But ret yonr elotbei without" defect
Some FIT for drew at ball or thurtb,
Or faihion'll leave yon in the lnreh.
Tome one tome all, teat big and tat 11,
Tall, ibrL lean, fat, I'll suit job all
Th Wat of a la I'll gaarantMi
irjrou tlonllllvalt,romanbM.
lWrcUlbcuoMsh loclalht yon all,
Paahlant Car Ml ler. Spring-mw Fal!
af1 taw uniUralortfa call.
ADOLPII PFEIFFEn,
Fublnable Tsllor, on California .
Octch.rl7.18C7. Vff-
GRAND COTILLION PARTV
r.aaakTTW-WlWw'maPWiTal
-mNm mM'kw- ' 1
AT THE U. S. HOTEL,
M"T ETe Narcatbcr 6, 187.
TnEPBOPRIETOBOFTHE ABOVE HO
,k . lt' "'"kwnTllle, berebjr aaaooaeii.
w!i Wl" glTe BaJ1 EutrlaiDB?nnB
Erery comfort ud conrenUnc -111 be prorfd':
ed fo afu" d CfdW ,OT,Ullon u
TICKETS. PIVEDOLLAB&
n . ajHa "NE, Proprietor.
October 19th, 1887.
. COFFIN,
HOUSE PAINTER,
T8 NOW POSSESSION OF THE ENT1BF
klnf withdrawn P nTil ,,; twWo
.1,. vf.i. " .wn' VB-OoBla will eominn.
eoat
WVIUiaBi. IDQ FAt Ka fAH.J a a a .
- iuuuu m
1.1. .V
Cnser f c Tfcn- k.-1L
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Smb
Look out for the
NEW CIRCUS TROUPE
lo coDDfcllon with the
fireat New Yerk Circis
AND
ANIMAL
SHOW;
Wblcbwlllbein
JACKSONVILLE
Mendaf Etc., Octekcr 21st laitv
Aa entire New Programme is of
fered. X. C. Wiltons,
TIIE NEW COMIC CLOWN,.
Will appear, drawing laughter from I be tmm
ober, bj hi i original JctU and comic dellaea
tloni. NEW RIDERS.
The coropatiT bare added to tbli tronpe two
new Eqofflrlan Rlden, and, all In all. the corn
pan now pretend maojr new attraction.
Aatvaitalea ONE DOLLAR.
CuiLimiLv JUtr Prick.
E. G. GILKUV, Advance Agent
NEW DIGGINGS STRUCK I
WILLOW SPRINGS STORE,.
n itxow SpRi.toa Jai-kmix Co.,
WM. BILGER,.
'. ' -
WM. BILGER PROPRIETOR..
, v . .
'' MHm
a.Kneta kcrebi
I noOBl to tl. c Itlt.n. nf VIII..
! Cltl
prim-f.
' aad TlclnllT, that be has opeoed a ilort In tbat
place, and offtrra tor tale bit- largs and welt
selected stock of
CLOTHING OF AUmEISDS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
TODACCO,
CIGARS.
and all klndi of Fractal Berchaadlit. Tenaa
sale are ea eah down.
Call around allow Toumlri to be eonrlDctd
aba!
Goods can be sold
Just aa Cheap aa in Jaclonville.
WILLIAM BILGER.
Willow Spring. Oct. 9, 1FC7. ocli:tf
Annual Proclamation !
HEAD! BEAD!
V0W, THEREFORE. THAT ALL MA V
ll be benefiied. 1
ISADOR CARO.
I by rirtoe of tbe power rrpoatd lo ne as pro
prietor ol the
VARIETY STORE,
Corner Ore on tod Califonia Btreeta,
do proclaim, tbat 1 bare takeo great palm In
Mkcting 17 stock of
Family Grocereirs,
'I obacco, Cipari,
Meerchaum,
Wood and Imitation Pipe.
Candies, Kali,
1'iarinff cards,
BOna a un e a t.V..t o w
FUbinp T.TkTe, -...w.
Clotb aud Tooth Droihcs,
Feather luiters,
ltuuii.
(from 81 to $2)
and olher article, tie nnmber of which is o
jrrrmt, that space Is not soSclent lo enumerate.
I will say, bowercr, that among olbtr articles
TOYSnrJrUrSt'tOCk0f
FANCY GOODS.
WILLOW WARE,
JEWELRY.
LAMPS & CHIMNEYS,
OILS. PAINTS, .
GLAS8.
POWDER.
. . SHOT,
Lm, and a large aU welt selected aaaorlmecl
Cutlerr, SaccacleSFr-GUsa,
aod great many other articles.
Cosae. eTerjbodjr, sad examioe soy goods be-
wib going oowo " aner yoar spare cab.
Ml MOTTO IS,
-Lamex balxb ajid bmau. ruarrrt-r
ISADOR CABO.
JsckscoTllle, OcL 5, 1867. tf
Tit Beat fUamcalr tmr Fairirrlar
tbe Blood, Etnngtaesiog Ue Nerrea, Betoruig
tke Lost Appetite, I.
FBESE'S HAMBURG TEA.
It it tbe beat preaenratlre ageJatUl aaeat any
iekneat, If used timely. Composed of berU
oalr, it caa be glreo aafely lo Infant. Full dl
ractloaa in Eecliab. French, fin and Gr-.
aaan, with every Mokage. TRY lTt
For sale at all ta wboUaale aad rtUil drtux
stores aad rroeeriea.
M1L. FKESE, Wholesale Draggiat,
Sole Agent, 4IO Clay atrtet,
8aa.IraaeUeo.
joyityl
iOOT AND trtOC MAKERS.
j NOTICE.r-Mariag otapoata of oar Fac
tory, w are bow preparedi to kIm oar whole
attMtioa to oar Laataar aadFiaalog buiawaw
On band, aMreet fro. Fraaat, OaV Kip.
Doaseatio LaaUW, Soot Lege. ate.
Jou G. Hsu, I L. Fatm, I Jemu Bair,
VawYork.) Paris, iaa FiaaaUao.
AiWrasf . HKN BJUY, a FiaaaUoo.
UBaUarr&tr,