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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SENTINEL. Satcbdat Morning, Aug. 17, 1872. H. KEL.LV, Editor. NATIONAL "REPUBLICAN TICKET- For President in 1872, DLYSSES S. GRANT. Uiieot ouriwitol.jectKisto.oiplcsol law; m-coiiiI. what was tli, 111? lnlnri.Btd nf tl... w.... i ..! i .i ..... For Vice President, wiiisoiir. JFor Presidential Electors, VS. D. HARE, of Washington Couuty. A. B. MEAGHAM, of Umatilla Couuty. J. P. GAZELY, of Douglas Conntv. Assassins at Heart Greeley's support conies almost en tirely from tlioso who bcgrtirle him lis existence. If, belore ihe brcikini; out of the Into rebellion, Greeb-y had been caught in anyone of the South ern States which he now claims will support him for the Pros'uleney, he would have been swung to the nearcM. tree, as the great promoter nii'l con stant agitator of the ill-will that exi?t ed between the Noith and South. That same ill feeling ami bad temper that exihteil then towards Rhm-U - j exists today in the heart of every sympathizer with the South, inteiiMfied by the pangs of poverty and the loss of dear friends. They' look upon Mr. Greeley as one of the chief agitators in goading the North on to Mibiurate and humiliate the South. They look upon bim as one who conspired their ruin and brought devastation and mis ery to their door. With these feelings at heart can any hone.-t Demociat sup port Greeley with feelings of good will? No; they make no Bitch preten sions, but all admit that he is a very bitter pill, and the more indiscreet are already asserting, "D n him! we will vote for him; there may something happen him if elected." This is the tray that Greeley is "enthusiastically" supported. lie is thus supported by men who would bo much more enthu siastic over his death, if elected, than they are now over the prospect of his election. It there should such a sad calamity befall the nation as the election of Mr. Greeley, which is hardly possible, and, as the Democrats believe, Gratz Brown can bo Johnsonized, Greeley, through tho warm affection of his Southern friends, will bo promoted to a hishi-r seat than the Presidential chair befoie ho serves his time out. This higher promotion is what they mean when they say "D n him, there may some thing happen him if elected." POLITICAL C0RRE3P0MDEKCE. LAWSON TO EKGLC Salem, August 4, 1872. Dear Ingi.es: I send you proceed ing ot Liberal Republic ins in lormin-' ftinii r.... -i . . ? .i-iii". vutr oi our irn:if ,.i, ,,..., :. ... protect the ihipi-ikiw nf il,.. v.... sliou a front m tlm Ji. t .. ti-.... liartv to assist von -mil ml..... t....i.i: -,, J- ' "I-l 11.111- cau Jvi'iireMMii.-itivixi in ,.l.i..;,. :....:... . aiid correct legislation for the St.-m-. ye aiu 10 save the swamp lands nf tr oiaif .-inn oiiciiii a u.ipilul Appro priation, &c. It is not itnurnli ilii.. 1I1.1 ,-,... ....... l .. . ---,-- ..... J..,. .,,v liolil the casting vote ol U. S. Senator also. There arc many good Republi cans in the State who i-reatly pn-ler that Holla-lay should not dietau- the man. . IH,k to you as an hnnet. Grin and intelligent "K.-preM-ntalive, to keep mil of therliiuhcs of parly, and not Miff, ryourx-lf to be Miaeklrd bv Htiybody, any man or any parly, so that at anv lime .-mil .-ill ii....c ,. .... do that uhiih is best for tin- Slate. If our name or our parly power is any thing, vu inn-ill to use it lo Mi-tain good men in gooil measures. We Heard your declarations on :he stump last Spring, and believing them L why we wrile y..n. A lew firm and lionc-l men can do a great deal lo obtain ins liee lor tin? Stale. In listing our names as Liberal Re publicans and Greeley men, we do not inoclaim war noon Rn r.p.,i - .. I ... V4..1MI, III 1111 get his gallant service lo our common country. We only po-a ourselves as vi.Ml.int sentinels on. the onti.osts ol measures A vigilant .-mil sir,..,., position ensures purity ami eareltilness in the nanv in tmu-nr o.,.i i...'i.. ... , , V - - l -. ...hi lll'ljis ill heep uiu oiaie llglit. That is mv po Mlioti, il I know myself Please reply Truly jours, . G. W. Lwsoxf See. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. New Yoek, Austin 12.- A specal from Geneva says the Tribnual of ir bitnition n quired argument on thse pointK Firnt, due diligence as to nrin Gerntt Smith says: "Common sense argues tint his (Giant's) having been t& good President once is a strong rea son why he should be President twice." Thus did common sense argue when it reelected Washington tlwTfi.d -.,,.:. of his country. Thus did it argue When it reelected Lincoln, the second savior of his country. And thus does it now argue, when it is about to re elect Grant, tho third savior of his country. Statesman. List of Patents. The following patents were issued from the U. S. Pat! eut Office to citizens of Oregon, wei k ending Juno 1, 1872, reported tor the Sentinel by Alexander & Mason, so licitors of Palmts, 605 Seventh St., Washington, D. C: Moss Holder Geo. Fleidner, Portland. Combined Harvester, and Thresher J. A. Lob bins, Bethel. Sawing Machine. Jos. Smith, Woodburn. It is stated thai thirty of the best European engraveis are employed in New York in mantilactuiing counter fcit plates of European bank notes. Fifty persons travel between New York and Europe, carrying over coun terfeit bills to the Old World, and as many more act as agents in tho larger cities of Europo for the circulation of spurious currency. Changed Name, dot not Religion. Tho West Side has changed its name and will hereafter be known as the Yamhill Reporter. It remains loyal. Nkw Deess. The Salem Statesman comes to us printed on new type. It has always come filled with fresh news and entertaining selected matter, and is'a valued exchange. u Notable Deatil Mrs,. Mathews, mother of "Vice President Golf a. diPd ...., tj it. . . J" "" '"es are only cam at-South Bend, Iud., Aug. llth, at the p-iign sheets, and necesarHy short uvea in mis mstnnep- EXGI.HTO 1.AWS0.V. Bi::.passi. Aug. 8, 1872. Hon. G. W. La ws.iv. ?;.- v.i of the 4th iiMant his been reeeived ami contents considered. Y.-uradviee 10 keep out of corrupt party cliques very good, and I think shit' I s'-a I act accordingly; al least s.. far as in keep out ol sorehead Gn eley orgmizrioiis. 11 might be proper for me to .ay ill it, uhile T am a KennMie-m T .- .,-',i 1...1.1 tlinteveryiliing the Repiiblieins may do is right; but I propose lo ne whi't ability and influence I may possess, in the endeavor lo remedy" uhat evils there may be without going outside of the Republican organizitimi. Permit me to sav that while I do not nunmn to sit in iiidi'ment on vnur ..,..;....-, r ... ..,,,, IMI- , (aiiiiot help l.m ihinkilint you are act ing a nine incoiisistei t in .pining tho Greeley pari v. Yon civ il'i.u .... .1.. not proelaim war upon Gen. Grant, nr forget his gall.ni' services lo our com mon ronntiy. If your joining a pmy ..nun is. at war wnn uen. Urant. with the Republican party, with the best interests ol the ( uirv, ami with all the great measures ilm le..-.. ,., .1... country so mm-h blood ami lreisnr.-,is not proel-iiniiiig ar lin o,.. Grant, then, sir, I do not know bow yon h.hiM go about proclaiming war agiinst il,,. Repiililiean cniulidnie for President. For I niaiiilaiii that i-verv nrgnuizilioi'i gotten up in opposjiinti "to ih- nomi nees of the Republican piny al Phil adelphia, whnever nime vmi m ly cill it, whether Greelev, Lib-nil Repiibli can, Reform, Dolly Var.lcn, or what not. is a move to nt-n- int.. ii... i,...i.. of the old iehi-1 Democr.ilicpiny; ami until I am convinced 10 the contrary I shall treat all ilux,. siil.. s r.' . . .... ...a..,, ,, ,.( emies to the Republican putv and to ii.u ui-m nneiesis 01 our common cum- trv. igam. rim am v.mr.,..l( ;,... sislent,in thai yon propose to hold me 10 my iiecarauons in Ho- cimpaigii id lasl Spiing, bile yen assume 1 he Tight to boll anv or all the nominees ol The Republican paity. You said at How ell's Piaiiie, lastSjuing, iha il Gen. Gninl were nouunaled at Pliilidelphia you w uhl vote fur him. Now, .sir, I do not think yon are 1 he proper peis.m to hold me accoimlalile for aiivlhiui? I may have said, while you deliberately go back on vniirnwii ,1... !.,..,!., ..... ti you wib to hold anybody in any past .ii.i.ii-n:...... .. .i.. !..' . J ... ...... .-, i4 nccem regam lor con hlstelicy would smrfre.st that vmi cii,.i.- to your own. and "especially to the one "uc finuilt'll 10. Yours, Respectfully, Joseph Engle. P. S. Tile srvfl cr.ii. i,.irf .. 1 t ;".' r"" v ""' V.1.1VI x in mn iepiy to, as it came two months ami a d ly loo late. .bEECHEUS OPIMON OF GllANT. Beeehcr is a dose observer ol men. ami seldom is in en or in his r.i.n,;..- ,.1 1 " " character. His opinion has weight with the people, and is second to none ill influencing the great bodv of the Church The Christiim TL,;,,',, ..,..,. him to have said the followiiiL' about President Gnint: "In all trulv t:iviliT.l ii:,u ,1 avoidance ol personal display, and the exhibition of manly Miujiijciiv ami di rectness of cbanieler r I . . .Il . I .. 1..... , . -' '"-'"J iiioi- ored. .No American I'r.w.l ...., ever civil Value of lllft niTninisoniN lil.l I... .1... Confederate cruisers, and how far ijid they entail responsibility upon England when they entered her purts; third, how lardi.I the coaling of cruisers Yu liuglish ports make England responsi ile fur their acts. These points have been elaboralelv nrrruuil lit-3;,. r 1' ell Pabnerand .Messrs Everts, Cushing and Wane. The fact of the Tribunal's analysis ol cases, as is seen in these points, is a strongly lavorable indita lion. City oir Mexico, Augu.-t 1. The funeral of Juarez was an imposing speelaele. The ,..-.. c ..... ;,......i :?. . - s...-.w ".... ...ICIICU IU the 1 .inlheon. The strpei. .-in.l 1,,.,... were draped in mourning; the proces sion bore numberless emblems ol Grief. h tilly 70,000 spectators lined thustreels through which ii passed. Nearly all the foreijners in the (Moital u-nm .......... I "...w JSOCIlV at the ceremouics, as well as all the public officeis and loreign diplomats. Addresses were made bv miniatm- Wol son, on beh.ili of the Diplomatic CorpSj ami Sonor Virgil, for the editorial fra ternity of Mexico. The death of Jua rez is very generally regreted. The Apollo Hall Democracy nf New York City, headed by Senator O'Brien, an organization which represents maiiv thousands of voters. Tammany recent ly sent an invitation to them to join in the Greeley movement. The invitation was declined. The Executive Com lllitlce of Altollo Hall numbers l u-n hundred nii.l li.i. nii.iili..fa rl'l..... ...... ; '-" iiirj s.iy ii is en. I. m i hat Tammany is workiti" for (in clev in hope of lecovering its FURXISEIXG & FAXCY GOODS, AND BOYS & GIRL'S CLOTHING, HEADY MADE. AT REDUCED PRICES. BY E- JACOBS Opposite Orlh's New Brick Building, JACKSONVILLE. auglo Chief Quartermaster's Office, . Department of the Columbia PlUTUND.OllhuuX. July i7, 1872, SVAIXS) I'Rol'OArfLS WILL BE KB. cchi-d tn this iflicc up lo noon, the Sin .-luu-t. 1872. for Ihe Tiaiiepnrtatioa of all Military Minis between LiukrUic, Oregon anfl K-irt KlalnJili. Otesoii; the same lo be Semi tt'erkly unit tr. commence on the First Duv of October. 1872. ' Proposal" muH be made in triplicate, with a copy of this odvtrlitimcnt altachid. .' 0Iual it- SAXTON, nnS'" Chief Qr.-Mr. OltEGOM, hieves Apol In-l power. Eeiy one of the ol ih-Ring is hallooing for him lo II. ill doe.-n't lespoud. A M. Geoige, 103 years old, com mil ted Miicide al Rockford. Hi., a few d.ixs ago. He had probably drpaire.l ol ever dying ihe ii Mural wa- MAlUtlKD. IJUKCII-UArCIII.Vli-Oii Au.el.p,- i-r ck. in ill- ie-ii!, iic-nl WiImh, I'uiier. August 15 1872. by Ilev. Miriin IMerinn. Seili Itiia-li. "t ,1 icUsoi. county, tn Mi il.inlu Ciicliuij;. nf Il'iiglus ciiimty. DIED. .Mrll.MFL-Ai his n-ilm-e en Ilm t. ennk. Auuiif 13, 1872. ol Tyilnul K. v. r .Iiitm Mi D ni'd.in.'id 7S .ersiiitd5 iiinntli?. ANNUAL EXHIBIT. irXIIIBIT OP RECEIPTS AND EX- 1 J i eliitilnrps rir.lMike..n n......i n Ju.y 20ili.l87I, to July Ut, 1872 u? per tct. ll-meul made wilh ihe County Trraurtx: State Fund. Stale taxes on properly undpolla S10.11C.21 Dismrnairn S-ate taxes pd, uml nc.pls filtd for 10,110.21 Cou.NTr Fund, Br. To balaiioe in Tn-aurv July 20th. 1871 S 7,29128 A miuiiit receivnl lur b- cinsi-a if-iinl 2(5 0"0 Amtfiiri;iiinipll taxes 1.855 00 Am't Inrfnrfeiiim.... 150 00 Am'i for rniLs from Fay i lte.i 135.00 Am'l lur delinquent luxs for 1870 54,25 Am'i for ShcritTx u-e-s- "n' 709.G2 Am'i lur Disincl At- liirnei'd lets 10.00 A in'l Ini luieiinn will.. 81)0 Am't fi.r irnil fees.... 127 50 Am'l fir luxes m-iiwd mi properly mil. pulls ixclnsive of amount for Stte Mx 19,222 30 In the Field Again. TREADWELL& CO TVITIl THE OLD STAXDAIUJ HARVESTING County Fund, 6V. Uy enmity Wirrantsrt- iiiri,tiIcJi'CelhiIaiidpM Br amount of intenst p'd on county warr.iMs Br umiiunl nf expn.sj- ite pud hi laXH?,... By inrr't or h.ilance in TreVy July 1st. 1872 S29 828.95 S 28,280.44 105 71 23.1 C 1.419 61 S2? 828 95 NEWTODrtY. OSIIUIIJV & CO. Few Erug" Store, i'vMFoi-xiA -i ui r-rr Are Selling Goods REDUCED RATES. In lidilitinn lo nliirh, ll.eie U dm- frmii Car r'e .Sextnn an 1 .1 dm II ill, a t,. f,r S7J0 00 p.y.ibe t'i C'tinlv Trui-ur. r. one ,nr afier l.i'e. and iliil.,1 May 9 Ii, 1872. on mx-oi'iit of i-een-e incnrnd t,v iMiinly," in reii.iirson It Ik Point Undue. Cunnty tr.irrant.s tint t have lieen iwnod for r'ems prpp-ii-nt ami al tined frinn Jti'y 20 h. mil. oi Jir is-, ib,. us Inllnnrs liinil S'. BIAaY'S AGADaMV, CONDUJTKI) BY The Sisters of ihe Holy Sames, .lacKsonvillc, Oregon. Ilnaid and I'uiliiiii per Terra SIO 00 Entrance fi v. only una: 5 1)0 l'-a 15 (10 irawinc and Painting 8 00 II d and IS.dlmjr 4 00 .sKl.t-jijr 1JW sCIIOtlli I'rinurv. p r li-rui r, On Jnnlur 80U ir 10 00 Tho fClinla-llc jear cnmini-nces about the mldile of Aiiyusi. and ia diridid inlo inur he"inns nf ili-ren weeks each. I'lipiN are no-no! al any lime, and ihi-ir term will lie ciiiiiilid fnmi tliedi tit tlu-ir entrance Fur liiilln r pal titular apply al Ihe academy City Brug Store a, TOT Klw.-sVrt ,v I i ;a "r"-i - -"r T,1 w PRICES REDUCED! PcrBotllp, WAUvEU'S VINEGAU I-rri'EUS OneDollar. AYKUS SA11SAPAUIL- LA " " AYEIt'S CHERItY PLC- 'IOIJAL WIvVl'AU'S UAIAM WILD CIIEKHY HALL'S BATAM FOIl THE For "ruiiil anil Ir'aljnri.r.s Willps-e. tn .S-nl. ci S ri lion., il me In- r.niiity Fur r.innir p -ir ion) tlniuir ll'i'pi'.i!.... C' ms -ti;iiiii-l Slijte i.r Stiile pi'imls. ..... Artici lor nsirf conn y ami fr ffris-iners It p ins rim-iT tiiiiMiniM It'iad-'. ! id;i s. ii,,) yD p.fTinr of roads.... Fies nf Jn-ticrs nf ile Pi are fur Slate Cases Fi-es nf C'on'taltli-s for Slate casm Salaiy nf Oonnly Jnde Sa'nrt of Conn'y 'I're.is'r Snl.iry nf School Snp't Paid to Cennly Cnm'rs Paid tn County Assessor Pid Prn'Scnlins Attnr- Pa'd CoillllT 'leik Paid tiiSlie'rifff-r Jailor and his b..ard S 840.00 Bnrird nfpripnneis, wa-liin &c. 231 96 Aitemlance nn Courts.. 301.92 0'illiciion ol taxes 726.62 For Bailiffs 315 00 Extra cuaidj for pris. oners .113 75 St ii tin n ryand ixpr'sjge Fwl and lidi'B Over affeesmrnt nf laxrs Mpal9 for jurors fCir- euit Courll E'eclions Abi-lractsof Lands.,.. Mnkinir nrrrinci inrv list Inquests & juries I b "won S 2 (158 .111 I.K43S3 231.25 2 296 20 504 SO 241.63 31471 9.C35.78 133.73 204 60 1,000 00 COO 00 400 00 398.00 C60.no 897 SO 1.775 70 2 859 25 179 15 16014 91.54 37 00 312 00 8.40 9 00 143.75 Sn popular with all Calioruia farmers, !lh all ihe Latest Improvement, aud many oucs for the Harvest of 12. We pUer also Ihe Genuine Haines' liafcfe,!0,''-! "iin!f,vy vantajie! of Ihe old Illinois machine, but WoodV i.'V.V;; .."''a"u al50 "UANtS AUJUSTA liLL KbbL. )' No other llcnl..r ).,. (t,..c ;n.nr.,r.,n,ni. - ui.' im,.'V HMt'a M IUCI1I . and I1Q Other nnrli.. (.nil ik., ti. 1.. ei.pi cmllv for us fur California use, Ly Wood, at The Kirby Self-Rake Reaper and Mower. Thcc machines are Ion well known In need de-criplioii. Also ihe' Kirby Clipper Mi.-ir'' price S75 -the cht-apet and for many purpo- r"Mir Ul-Pt ill llie niaiKei. All Sizes HOABLETS Portable Engines. Sole Aents, THEADWELL & CO. The Iloadlev" is flip m.rr.xitn . ..r il... i... t.ihle Kiijriiw s a TunY'iiiic Enplnc. tticv hive Ii.itii Ini all nlh'rs. until uow-circely any other i tn W Imind. With thi RUSSELL'S THRESHER (IMPROVED) Von hive the most c m,i'i ti- nt of l!irih-ii" macfiincry in the v,rld 1 he 1:,i-.-1K" as nn" prov d. cannot be tqu illed in the tomitry V e are .-ole agenti fjr It.- wl.. thee celebrat.il tlire4s.rs. and have had them l.inlt eTpre.ly .jr Ca,,l,rr,""'' 'w,k ""J' r'lr,n,r i' Ims a l.uell Thn.lier,' uli.it h thinks ol it. McCrraick's 11-ap.r Junes l'o..s. U'aaiiin, Header Trucks. Unwell and l'.in-t Hnrse I'.itters, II.iy Is-es F.nks. Cnltiralniy, fccjlmii. Suiitlici-. &a , Ac , &c Studebaber Parm Wagons, Ithaca Horse Rakes. A new Int of 'crratl car Imvl.s. jut nerlr-d illi;il-.i ivin ducr piim of ' Farming "Cmpleinents, Aid a frh lock of HARD WARE, Rope, Itfails, Mining Goods, iuillrnen and "Parmer's ' Machinery and Findings -I'lcasc send for circulars and prices. '. C Will rE. alex MARTIN. WHITE & MARTliV' (SUCCES30U TO JAS.T. OLSXX.) DKlLKtt ix GENERAL MERCHANDISE CALIFORNIA STREET, JACKSONVILLE. OREGON. fflf FIRM SEW GOODS,- ....ASB.... LOW PRICES WILL WIN! THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE In notiryinp; his friend and the public eenerallv. that h i i ..-:! '. " . rf- , ...-.. .iwwviiia nnu od- entui a verv Iflrr. nmt otAT..tw. .i.i . " STAPLE DEY GOODS. READY MADE CLOTHIHO, HATS AND CAPS; CALIFORNIA AND SALEM- CJ.OTHS, BLANKETS, HOOP SK1IITS ETC., ETC.- BOOTS AND SHOES Ladies, Misses' & Children's Shoes.. SSI have, also, jo connection with -a Slhe ubnre, a very larKe and -fga tSf extensive stock of choice -a n ijinL-crirs.iiaruivure, ""Sj " Qneensware, -j S Glass -3 J" ware. Cutlery, -JJa C8F- Paint, and Oils; also. -j y-Windo Glass. Nail. Iron-tea Kjy- ..nd Steel, Cast and Steel -a" rSf Plows, Wooden and Willow ware. -flJ toImysoi-Kilfind It. Breally to thrlr.if vanta;r,.io examine my Mock before purchan--ins elsewhere, o. I m .i..:..... '..".. iind.irw.ld l,y nnT houe in Jackson county liiii mi n .Kit .l il. . .. - i.i. .tlm men jimpi- lor Tfnir;rir a lo my capacity to fiirnih coods as iTbov WHITK A JIAUTIX. i ickimville. NovciSlk-r lg, 1S71 ir OSS'-HS''L FOP. Treadwell & Co., Marliet Heal of Front St, Sail Francisco. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED S26 095 68 Amonnnt of claims of file, and nnditnl hy the new Board. of Comm'sioners. . .82194 84 I TTVl'S 60 absnllltllv lllilir.I..i.i;,..iJ ..Jii.n'lllDTln ""Vrr"rV" ana moduli in lii m mi,..r .,c ; ' irtvn " '"I "" General Gr.nn." Changed Hands andPai.t.vw T),0 D illas Jlepublicun Ims cIi.-uh'mI l.:u..l- and now cfroft-1 u timK-r il.c title ol liberal Republican. Thai menus De mocracy, aceiii.liiig to Greeley' Die- miliary. Al ,K.n ,$MU.S are vi..m JANES' EXPECTOtt- ANT , HOSTETTEIt'S BIT- TERb ALL KINDS OF PILLS PER BOX 25 cents. Aad ithTgniid in our line trill bs sold at a in-'ally r-duii-d jiHch. KOBB & KAHLER. School Fund, Dr. Tn talance In Treasury July lllh, 167! Amnuatrecividfnr taxes Rrci-ivrd from ale of c.lray ............. Receirej fir files...,. Heci-ivi d Interest in .S-hmil I.iiuN in coin.. Ker'il Inli-ri-t on ?chool ("nrrfney Ric'dfrom Slate Hoard School Fund, Cr. Amount paid lo School District for 1 71 Arennnt paid lo School DMrirtq for 1872 , Divonnt on lepal tender nnte Ralance in Treurv." Ju ly lt, 1872....I $ fi.r)0Gl 3.233.8S 31.50 40R.00 1.002.25 245 00 7C7.CS l) 391 93 S 78.93 4.053 20 62 50 2.202.25 AT . , , SR.335.93 I hi inn-iriincr nvliih t . nn.t;.f.nji t .. or IIi ly niity Cnmmi f ioncrK. And 1 certify that It l ii (ru- tatom-nt of the condiiion of Ihe Pnhlie fnnd of Jck-on comity. Oregon, a lalcen from the lionkn. and per Touchers from the Conntv Tminw. Mnaafi.. ...i withbiB July Sh. 1872. S.J fHY. t t ... Late CIelfc J'ckfoa Conu'ly. JaclSKDTllIe, An.cnut 10, 1872. SACHS BROS' TEMPLE OF FASHION! A LARGE STOCK OF & !ASH. . FISHER &BR0THEK conxEn op -o Eveiybody is respect fully iiavited to call and esaraine them. Saclis Bros. 9 Jakcjoovillee, Ogn..May 4-lf Job Printing done at me oejvtinel umce. California anil Oregon' Streets JACKSONVILLE, Hare on hand a URGE STOCK. OF STAPLE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AlVD SHOE'S GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CUTLERY. CROCKERYf"Etc'. i' All of trbich will be sold AT REDUCED PRICES. ' A. FISHER ntia JackonTilIe.Jonc25lh, 1SB8. jun27-tf Genuine Haine's Header... from 10 to 15 feet cut, made by Wal ler . Wood at Huo-ick FalN. Ni Y., nith all hN improv-m-nts. and bavine alro Doane's 1'atent, Ailjutahle Heel.. 9Mo other Head era have It. c- Improvementn. Take none bu Ihe Haines' Imprnicd Headers made by Wood opcci.illy fur California. ' RUSSELL'S THRESNFR at improved ith perfection or the Threblnit ."- ,", -- ,-, ""sura ou IO u mctl. with nt-w fed tal.le, large shoe, double Tan for the mit or California, after ?car or ttod It hi water craning capacity thaa any otber cbinehasererrquallea -The Bueieir:" non. Treadwell & Co, .' 9Asr rKAjrci-fo.