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Newspaper Page TextS! mmmi&imjL, .. . jj -t-.i' ii 5 T H it. m ItJ: THE (KH.OX vSKN INKI. J.U'KJIlif' Wedse-iOay, : : : July 31, 1878 KOrESAND NEWS. The Standard ii rnnninp; a pretty 8tifi'tilt fur Slater for senn tor; lint there is.not n ireneral irrii predion tlmt tW influence, of that paper will ilecide the content. George Smith and John Smith, father mid mmi, lor many years res ident of Line count', wore mur dered !y the Indiana near Camp Harney. fc ..... .. . aa-.,,. ' The whole number of citizens killed by the Indians in Grant coun ty is eMi mated by the Times at eleven. It thinks the citizens kill- - ed fortv Indians. Ilaywijlhe scarce Jn Umatilla f mid. Grunt in consequence of ihe I Indian raid; and it the winter should prove severe the people wil1 lose much of what stock the In dians have 8iared. An estimate of the population of - the territorr mikes the number East ot tliM Mountains 21 000, and nt J uiret bound and on the river and co:tt. 39.000. T.-tal, 60,000.' This probably is fully large en-ou;:h. The peo de of the United States - annually ppend 506,000.000 for ' spirituous liquors. When it is con- Biderod that during the sumo time the enormous sum of 300.000,000 is acluiillv Fquaudctcd for bread, it is eay to see wjioie this country .is going to. . The- steamer Great Hepuhlte brought up irom San, Franscisco one locomotive, two lenders and iron lor ten miles of road, all fori the Dayton mid Sheridan railroad. This compiny expects in have thir. road complete 1 to Sheridan by the firrt of iipxi Bo;itenil.er. The loco motjvo has been very appropriately ' named ''Pioneer." - i i c Mr. Slieiiiuin ottered to furnish ItessnC " Potter imd'Mof'rison vitli one"' hundred witnesses to 'prove Democratic election frauds in Lou isiana, but t4iey decline. 1'iieyan' ,.py!y investigating alleged fiaiids , i.n e'oi-tion returns tliey say. They ehould 8iy that they are only seek ing to hide the shame of tho in famous Democratic election frauds. Kiiltlt-sitiik? Jack. This bucksk'n man, says the " Grant county Times, who has at tained some newspaper notoriety through the Oregon journals, left this "city with Bo'so volunteers .about the 5th of July. Wliile'iuur Middle Fork, Jack discovered Rome pony tracks and accompanied by one innu, loft tho trail and com menced trailing the tracks. lie left the trail about one hundred yards and came' upon six Indian who wore lying flat upon a side hill commanding tho trail, evidently waiting tor Clark and Burnham's pack train which was a lmrt dis tanco behind. Jack rodo up to within a few yards of tin hostile and said, "Hello, my fripn Is!" The foiemost Indian raised his hoad, evidently mi staking Jack f-.r u - friend by his buckskin suit, and re- -pKeil, "Hello, friend!" ILrdly -were tho words uttered before Jack rfired, shjofiug his Indian through tho hoad. The remaining Indians sprang up aiid started to run. but ' Jack nailed another, one. He then ,Uehota squaw-killing two and wound .ing one. The Indians did not fire a shot, but rushed for tho brush. Tho Boiso crowd hearing tho racket. -tvfled precipitately, saying afterwards 'in justification of the cowardly act, r 'that they were not looking for In dians." Jack scalped kis Indians and loft tho Buiseitos in big digu-.t. T10 squaw who w.is scalped waf found two days after alive and brought into the Lng cieek -fort and kindly carod for by tho hu- mano settlors. TJiis fact is attested by parties who saw the bodios of the Indian mid ho scalns that dan gled-from the belt of tho doughty Jack. If Jack did borrow his jrun and pony from a Kl trriiHi Indian, Je oifgiL.tp . I'd . pii'rdMiiell for the act, aTho" lias ilono' good service. . H'lmtfSirnd Laud Entries. The commissioner of the General Land Offii e ha issued a circular announcing that hereafter interlocu tory proof will bedispensedwith in the cases of parties desiring ' to charge'their Haim under n pre-emption filing to'that of a homest ad entry in lieu thereof. The form of home stead uffilavita in sucK cue must bcTimended ho in to set forth-,lhe f.ict of a previous pre-emption til u? thereunder, and the intention of the party to claim the benefit of such times on his homestead entry, as provided lor in the art of'Maroh 3, 1877. When the final" home stead proofs mes to bo made the party must show a bona fide resi dence on the laud, and full com- pliiitico witu i lie ncpal requiie mentsjnrthc period prescribed in the homestead laws as amended. An Important Case. The Portland dunlird says the U. S. Circuit Court was yesterdav engaged in inipauueling a jury in the case for- condemning the Inn 1 of the 0. S. N. Co.. for the use of the United States" fir the cou-tru: tion of a canal around the Cascades. The U. S. Mindul, uuler order ot the Court, .chartered the -steamer Ciiy ot Safem for the purpo-e ol liikin! the jury to view the lands. Bailiffs Waters and Burns have been appointed to take charge fit the juiy. with instructions to see that no one converses with them on the subject of their mission. Mr. J. W. Brsizee, the Surveyor of the U. S.K Co. and Mr. Rowen, are to accompany them to poinl out the land, as also the Attorney of the O. S. N. Co., ''to soo fair play." ' An n pi noil has been given by the attorney general to the secretary of the treasury that tho resumption act does not warrant payment ol gold for green oacks before the lut jjiuiurv, ioiy, out mar mere is nothing to prevent him from pay Ag out silver dollars for the uxpeh es of the government whenever he chooses. It is not, however, -nch an easy malter to pay out the tilver dollars. They will not stay pain out. Thev are worth as much as gold dollars to pay custom dutic with, andas lonir as they answer this useful purpose it is impossible to kep them in circulation. Though" tho government has offer ed to pay transportation on the sil ver whet 1 to di&taut points in the Mississippi states where the peo iile have been supposed to bo fam ishing for the "dollar of the fath ers," the offer- has not been ac ceptcd. Greenbacks are preferred. The Palis Exposition is proving so snccesslul that it is now scrioush proposed to prolong it until tho 1st of December and probably until the loth of tjuit mouth. A serious objection, however, comes up in toe shape of tho absence of all a pliauces for. lighting up tho build ings, which after 4 p. m., in the mouth of October, will be in com plete obsciuity, The architects mid gas company are trying to work out the solution; as there is money to be made by solving it satisfac torily, there is no doubt-that resull will bo reached1. - - It has been suggested that it was the duty of the Governor to at once dispatch ono of his most trusted staff officers to General Brown V headquarters and order tho General to move his command at once by forco marches and seize iho Mount Jeflerson Wagon Road Pass and foitifyit wfth all dispatch. - A petition from Meacham is expected in a few days. The United States Treasurer has written to the assistant treasurers authorizing thorn to use tho stand ard dollars in their vaults in pay ment to persons presenting checks, topartiesjrlesiring them upon dis bursement of tho pay rolls, nnd.in exc"a,'?e. an't national banknotes, la,,a Ior payment in Hen of notes. Mr Pickett, of Now Tacoma, has received a press, and will issuo tho first nnmber of hia now fiapor, tlioui -YP' 2mes, in a couple of weoki ' Indian "Wnf'Niwtf The fplllof are fcry bitler in their dennrci nltnn of Mji N rrI. commiifin(j Cnmp HMwcll andlrvlie Aver. IixlUn aupnt at' tbRt-poct Th-y nrcna Ihrm of furnWiine Oclmnn with rmnd irniiUionifi'irfiuiic jnt brfore th ontlirMk. nnd lfey r tliiit lh cnmrai' flint nnd RgPiH Wfr inlir pMM" in fom'titlne 'riiM" with Iid'suti to rror.nt llio lhi- ulinnilniinv nt -of lhl ost. wl.itli ponfrnplatirlliy th Govcrnireiil. h'd wMrh JtnWloMnvnt thHy'.uy wnM havi- ercollr p-ojiid c d the la-lueas InltrtHJ Norrl -nd xpr 5!FBAcc Jnlv 23. Frnnr I.h-at F ol i K. d of Ct- Fory"h'Kj:nm naiil. who li-ll ih- comm'nd l RnbinpoiiTilb- jGrant Conn tv. kp leirn 'hat on lt fntniiliiPjmon'lHe. fonn tiftKT th cnlnmn hadtrjd 'id n,-r It11 rra-iie nt rjpurTi-lc it h tm nnv-p-irv o rro r'aav'-n Snih,',ri?Dps,ft depn, Fonrtv of Col R ihlnfo.ni coitii wprr r-vt ap-d to repnnno'tT. Th'T . liad 'linW tfot.n hnrt di.Nocp d''i IhthWf onvonwheihej: r -r fired ott lTih IndlaSp'l,', rljjlf. oflhpir horppn fill ino th" firt Brp II 1 Froman. onp of IN' 'dli'F il o ldj''n'd Unlililn'', company from f"pt K),''T,' "onp-i nr of olnitrs. nK fliot Ui Jhe hiHiM-fc iolill fiatow'nr thi'-arni, htiriiit: it In m lii fhrti'd r In lh How )?nd cuflpfc hOri I I IpiiI to f'palli-lv fmp In c nlil 1 ll;Uji. iji pr!rinn lie I a iBn 'ol Dr'Trofcan fif P piivi1it. - Jn-U PanSpMl fnnfl(ht. Vif rrfctriil nvi or i li"t phonl ii lad "' nrcV.hnt iit rrO'-HrlI faliir jXrolli. r Ci 11 l.y lli ramp of Paik , kioojtid i ofl "hi hirp liT lliriN or four liall? piMinir tliroui:! 'iit,hlt-ll ittilS ii aailp liCs "T-rW ills'1 o 'nt I'l rllit pow Jho lndiann wvp WO I lortifi it and foiifit' li'ivi taV'i In ! w te 'and of xnit.biit th .aooldcnral dl c'i r2pnrgun in th band of Jbe woui.y oinpd ihm tn IHIivp llipy "di('llvp, and Ibrr opini-d Ir.on th cnBt? pn main I and lhn pari th- m a frwprp In retrityjn lb onmmaiid TJip 1 1 A iaru'ff-d'liiTiirp thp"tinofp" oamnp ,Thp oom md wnnw1 citpp'd j-vn nlli-a rn'h of Rnlilnmnrille TIip hotiI r m-Jt'nif inn-aid Malhiur agency td ml npar raraa" nralrip. nAKritrrrT Jn'y 25-r-Th- Canron Tit Jlaiii arrif'il ibi mnrninir. brinpiifjr Ih' t I lowing npw: fjfn Howard ai d column, n' di Ool ,anford. vr tp at Iiid'nnd-nce fJriiii vmnty . tp'tcrday at 2 n'ctnck f M". AmI'iv linrt an Indian Irs'l midi nttcht irTnn la-t ei nsr oalh. 8iippnpd In In ISO Ii diin am' mnrii v tnratd Hip 1i- d f Willow ci It oi lronMp m'inlaln. A mpPi ppr lial-i put to MaJ r Riib-rt. who I now rnppfid at Ih" m nt'h of Hie Wei-r ai d- at-o 0i t Waifnpr hn in near lh fam ro'"t "I luff ommand' cnniit of 5H cavalry and 14. in "iiitry In lii'ht w,cniia. Tlip plan ig n larp h-o fn'nmn rnf-ivp np Wilnw cr-fk ralli-y md cil th" hntip off Som- anppo they ar nk ne lor tn Malb'tiragpicT lo mrrennVr.. ''ol Fomth whr f Minord to lie in Ih main trail of th notlp. ha not bm h'-ard from bat i jnnno d In h" wm 30 railpn niiil of ludppondpnc". n d mm 15 io 2fl milp wp-t. ! ch wonld tnkp ilicm onlnr n- r.lhn trail b nbirh IhPT wnnt onrlb th'w wik'a-n. BOB.N. It.BNV-AtOaklind.Califiiriia.io the wi'e of Waj ir lam 'a T IrVnn. a duiic'f1' r NEW ADrKUIWKMKNt.S (fliiPLUiEmiiY iftamsP." , -TO.TilE- 5 tv JACKSONVILLE BRASS BAND.' BY THE BQTJLOjST ' COURT 11 DPAMT1C SATURDAY EVE, ACCCST 3D. 1DMLSSI0.Y JO CEXTS CniLDREX li CEYTS. WALDO HO T;E L AXD , ' LIVERY STABLE. THIR PROPR1KTOR WISHKSTO TX- fiirm tht public and travfiline dm nitimiy lint lie ha r -fi 1 1 c I and lurn'i-lii-d tin bnii-i- rnrmrrly knnn n the Tnran llnuff. and hup n a c ninrltii'n a G t-cla--' pinh'e " Hh hI-ii tins aaddle !i"iffliii r-nlinf fir, tbrnuifli iMKHfimers In Cri-pcent Uity and Sun Francis vi. Fabs from WaMn In frrp)t flilTIOflO. F W SAIH KR. fWr.it. ,. - .dln strator's A'oticc VTOnrKIS IIKUKBYl.'IVKN' TAT ilie ni ff i.'ii-d. Imvinir l-en du'v up p.intnl Aiiininixiratrix n thepataienl fii-orei. W KncgVr, D-".-raanl. by th Cmmiv Court f .Iiic-Wn ruiin'y. Si itt nl O'n'ori. alt p-r-nns harinsf c Him Birint nd ealVfe nn 'ifrthj if qntml fli prm nl lliHm ta m .Willi be prniH-r-"vtinch.f within six mnmlia fn.m !"nnlPhh " "" ta-V'" J nADDESSA-BRESBiKB. AdmiSisir-lrix.- 4 wpflcti - Settla Up Save-Costs. 'piJK U.VDKRS.HVKU II AVK 'pf,AfJ. I rd ih-ir nuni.'- A and aepiinnla in if band-i nl T. B K'tPl for pnll-jjiinn'atiir ill. kmiwinj thfin i-Ivp-i in lx indMblpil'M na will ii W.-II bv calline at th liffr- nf.Mr"K-nl in lick inv'lli rmine.linti ly and 'ttl.Mip. and lincujrrair f"it "t'lnilR' IIH v- lnr Tt n-V BP.(T.Ti& nURvcflAiy. ' Jark'nnriHp Mavfl-h, 1878. 3-n SETTLE UP. HVVIN-l SOLD MY IXTKRE$T IN ilii SiddlHn lliirnFa bu-inn i0 Mr II indji, I would wifhih" nwinL' me piihi-r hv nolfor h-MiJ; nccinnt tn fUtlo at once. I will he found at the old place nt nil tint c J. NtJVAV. faclrsnnvjle Mar 8ih. 3.n FOR SALEjOR LEASE. THE JJXDKRSIUXKb nKRKtBT OP er Ih mrliinery and Iwldinsr of Ihe A d n Frnit Drvir in this nlire fur anli or leasv F'r funlier.parlicalara i-nnaiti of eith er ol the undertjgpeJ. " IT tJIrucs, - ... . 'II LlXN. .. . K MWHIr -' - IHHHH1 IMPORTANT NOTICE! cut thu advtrtu- mmt out JJfD KEEP IT. Jt WILT, not apprar again in THIS PjLPEB. CLEOPATRA Necklace and Locket Only $1.50, Worth $5,00, fa tKw taS55c ? C " Cj-j k. 4. " oT? - s U7f Jpi . I J3 i- slSS-l t " CO - i. 3 oo"e v3 filliTVlf unowniMn pngce Hi a pleasant ana gooa pay ing huninrM. Address, THE WESTERN SUPPLY CO., 208 La Salle St, Chicago, HI I NOIIOE. DfVrtED Statk-" Land Omr I. .ltlRBDRIIi.()Ha". .Iniv 6'li 1878 T"0 EDWARD .fOVFri. A IIIN'AIK)N -Lir I i .. i i. : 'V i.:.. ryn - fLAi cittinia.il- iiu limn'" in i"ii-iiii jn Mimin. or Itarpe Z Wert, viCKn vnuniv., Ori'iKK : . nn urp liprphy nntifi.il tiiat ih" nlTdiMi iifUiw'a'i) II ,11 ami Dinic' P-nher lian hen jfi'iil in llip"(JpfHt1i( I.inil Ollci'. ll"i ni' 'lm yiijl iiiiHiidmnil VHir Dniilif'n clibn in S"P rnin lfi IT iii'd 20, in Tiiwn-lup 36 nib n rcon.'f 2 Wiflt N"t firiitinn No C327. i-n IpII tin nmnlrv in 'rpa limn ln jeri ufl.i iinik n TMir ail ij mint Unpnn.nnl lint Jn'i urn - mi impi'MVcin-iit-' nn find i iiim Yiil will ht alluwri t xtv day Irom tin f5rl. public ilmn. of tl' imlirp lir opp ar am ilinw ciiii-p wliv Timr clii'm hiild nut bp can-n-IIl"fof nnn niinp'inniv wnli ihe riquirr-inenU-of tilt D"1ibHiiii law. Win. T. Hk-jivis, Riif'atir. 001 J. t' Fl-i.i.:rt ! ll-ppiver. NOTICE. Umtkd Ptatkr I.Avn OrrtrB. I II KBI'R(J. OKKnnx, J NOTICE IS II.RKBV i;iVKV THAI W. A. A II.IU ilimi. I'liarea E Cbnp HI. F. M. Miiiib and ThiHKliir'P I'aniHimi whiiw P.wi OfTrn aifiln-s m .In" knvi'- .r.irkiii ConnrT. Or Bun, hvi mnl- aliil'PH.- ion Tnr piiiTii for pliuvr eroiiml, sim in ITiiiinliiwn Miniii! ) airtri. in JiHiiii nmnii, Or-S'in, ni j-irrevi'Han , a- f-i'luaf: TIikK i.f 'he W iJ. of ihi S W If. r IS; E "..f llm W y, ..r i, y if, fi , T; N K if ..f .lir N'W y4 .ii tl.r S W f .-. an s i.r i h.. ' iv if i.r ti i. s if. S . 22. in'lmvci p 33 S Ii. f Rh'im 3 Wit. rniitHiiiii.); 110 Mirn. Tlie lrin lhre.f im nnf .rri-prd. TIim pjiI nb vd -ciii-dfc'iiiui win Hpq.i'rpl br pii'iIihf nd IophIIiiiT-Iiv ilil'iii'id rinu tim now kn wn a" tliotlluinilinii i l'liapn-ll t ''unipnnr M'i ih? Cl'iini. Ii i. Inrrhi nril- r d llial tli. abort- nntiri b- pnblKH.il for 60 dir in'iln Orpo'iv Skntivt:. ii iifwjpipir piihbli-l in Jim mihtiIIi1. .Iiirkmn ft mnif, Orp."m (Sir pn under mj hand Ihi (I'h div "I Jn'y. a D . ,r78. ' Wm. T. Rknj.miv. Rt-jwier". Hfltt UjM JVATB :1k mtm Dwia 2Sm vo7 fl? k IxK fv ' lax rVilr'' W vHGz 2I(K Wi. t WR k.ttf jmt oEr jHl "WRDI &H-SSAEUDFKEALKSTATK ii In the matter of the imiip nf Robert Trini lil . ih c nnl. IN PURSUANCE 0-' AX ORDER and liiin!1 nflii County Cniirt nt tin Suite irOri-irin, Inr .f.w pliine cnun'y, piliinir fur lln-.triiiwaclinn nl prnbi'r biHin a on .lull I. A I) 1878 tile nunViaitfli. (I, (.'lliirilian of MaKTeiizie Trtuib e. .lolm .Trnniie. Cli'irUs Trniib'1 and Mary TriiiibV, ininor brim ol Itiibi-rt Trimble. ilir8-jl. will ell at pnb'ip riilctloti fur pih Hi hand, nn llii irnrn p. o I Monday, S.p'tmber 2, 1878, at 1 n'cl.ii'k P M.. Ih In liinij il -icribHil ihiiI pniper'y, s Hi j ltd in Jiucphitie couniy. Orecmi. v z: Tlie iin-l v"dilfonr-filltn'hof theN tt'J nrih-.N W f ni ! 2, Ihe E ) "f Hi X E f. and the X W if .i ihe S -tiii nf ?eriiiti 3. Tiii.tii 32) tutitl.ol Ini(;e 6 wp, cnulainith; 1fi3 Herra, in ilnUfphinp rnwily, Orrirmi. Ainu the riaht of the said ht-irs lo the !' trr in I In- i-aid land CI EMENIIXA TRI.MRI.E. Omrilim of ih.- rn nor lirirs of Itnberl rnmhlf. dtcea-nl. DISSOLUriO OF PARTNERSHIP THE PARTXE5?IHP I1ERETO r.irP exitin: b-twMri ihi nnilt-riirnnl ,ini!-r tin- fiim inme .f K.ihler & WmMw, ik dH-ntrid by niulual pnnijin.. All raring harinir unsettled business wnh the flrni will pleiiw call at un early day nnd seill nn, June 30th. ' C. W. Kaiiier. '-3 ,- - - - ."E.B. Wat-ok. BACK A.T THE Imuiense Reduction, in PRICES! ATTHE NEWMAN TO THE PUBLIC: ,. HaVIX.I nETERIMVED'TO MAINTAIN THE POSITIOV nERETOFOnEOCCUPIEO BY m. ai th lnir KRT U Dh.At.KIt In Sjuthern Oregon, I take this miaou ot anaoimciag ihi I m w diyplayinjf "the ,- URGESTAHD eESTSTOCKOROEHERAL MERCHANDISE Nnrth of San Francisco conitIuir of a Pine Stock of GENTS' AND BOYSr CLOTHING, HATSAWD CAPS D3E"r-GfrOO3S, ' LADIES' AP GESTS' FDRNISHING GOODS, -RUJffKS' VALISES, tc, Whli.h I fnrpaed by none In Ihe enmity -and will be rold at prlcci to JjUJT THE TIUE It shall continue to be my aim to give The Most Goods for the Xcatt TConey, .' and to place befote mv patrnrs a rarieiy of arllcb tot to be fonnd In n other houe. It t nut my Intention lomM.ai! th pnbl'c by advcrli'lns ?m d I cannot produce upon Inquiry but tn give value nceived iu ever; iurtance. A call from tverv (.urchareral mv'old rtana ii i Wted. " N Flfllhlt. ILUMEItS' EUI'ORiim TOIIX MIM.ER. ') CALrFORNI STREKT, M Jacksonville, Oregon Vw work mails a d rrpalrln; m all Iti brancbei doao ta ordar. In wcrkmanliks manner. Full Stuck f HnnUrnre nnd Cutlery Uwnys nu I In ml. , N KLFOANT ASSORTMENT OF PO'KIT AND L TI.UCnIlryf..rMehy JOII.V MtLLtll. w. ATT.q, ROPFJ1 ftRPKNTKRS' ANPWA- rnn makrn-lm In rur f 'Lt hiii-h iiillek. I,' "7"JS TFl " DKSCRirnON OF t'PTI.F.RZ t Mroli-clienp by WLI.ER. 0"Fl.5'53. PAINT, SASH. SCIlOnniNO A hlatkliubrnihei at - JOHN MILLKK'S. V-",r C3-TTITS MADCTOORDF.R AND . v rfpairlxig properly donn ty MILLKR. IT" TOU WANT A NO. 1 UOME-M.PE RIH.F. OR OntclarilShoticnii ta ta JOHN MILLhll a X-" ili I INK OF 8IIEI.F AND IIKAVY lliardwira fornnlrl JOHN MILLKF. T.T. KINDS OF AMMUNITION FOR SA t B" "II". "II.IBll. a fULL. LINE OF SADDLhRY IUUOU 4I1K FliR .1 mla br JOHN -MILLER, THEBIGBONANZA IS LOCATED AT J. S. IX THE SHAPE OF k GROCERIES, TOBACCO. CIGARS. MATCHES. CANDIES, NUTS. Jewelry And Notions, T UK FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRINU PimhIs juat nn-iviil nnd b'.nsht ut I In llniliim ol ihe llaikit and bold loner thai, ever." Ladies hose, 8 pair for - - 1.00 EVERY1 RING IN PROPORTION. A LARGE STOCK" QF CIGARS AT ' ... T" i- Wholesale and Retail.. A. fine Havana cigar for - - 25 American Havanas for- - 12i, Jacksonville navanaa G for - 25. "Cheap 'for Cash." J. S. HOWARD. UTEST ARRIVALS OF rECv -AT- BBECKENFELD'S ! rpUK UNDRRSIHNRDTAKKS PLEAS JL nre in aniiouncnz In th public thut hi I hS juat rt-oilve.1 a cnmpMe and fimt-rl aa--nrini. nt nf IJ.nl 'h Fnrnwhini; (i.nvl. iirh na 11.18. Shirt", fjidriwfar. etc: b. si bninda nl (Jiirura and Tniiarm- Pippa. Nniion, Panrt (5mk1j, (iaware. (!rnckery. Mnii.-al Iiiflin menta. Bird Caura. Stationery. Puchet nnd 'I'liht. CuTli-rv, Alhnmi. Totg, ('amlu, Nnta, etc, which will he sold at The cheapel ralea. Give me a Call and Fee fur rnnrai-lrea F. BRKCKKN'FKI.D FOR SALE OR LEASE. T OFFKR MY FAR F'-R SALK OR i rent, aitnalid ut the mnnm of Jxrkaja creek, elchl milea fnm .Tuckginville. known h ihi Drake plure, T1"? 'a'ni conla'n" IfiO acren. all nnder fi nOA, nnd hqa n pond rrchard of about 400 frnit tier. It " aa n f")d hnue, two barna and fpin.l'i water. Fr forlLer particulars eoqnlre nf the nnfc Micrned. 8 AMU PHILLIPS. 3m QJLD .STAND STORE OF FISHER PIONEER HARDWARE STORE MUS J. BILGER (AT TH E OLD STAND OF JOlltf BILOER) Caliirnia streets Jackionvillc, Orrton, 'DEALER IN TIN', SHEET IRON and COPPER VARB Stoves, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. PUMPS and-PIPES. t f Paints, Oils, Glass, Vnrnl&h. . Powder &. Txtso t A General Asscriincnt oi SHELF HARDWARE, FINE WOSTENHOLM CiUTUERY. ROPE & TWINE. A flrt-clas mechanic will attend to Job Vork'wiln uea'ntBS and dipatcbt 'ti. Ill also keep constantly on band a largo of ; liquors and Tobacco. Bent for P riFI(J UDnnER PAINT-TBo hi ill the World. Pi.nicnl.ir alirnlion pafd 'in Farmrra wanta. uiid ih-fnipplyinir ot exiraa Inr Faint Maihmery. and all inlmnialinn hh in K h ar lirle, furoialiMl ilj-erlnllv. on appliealmn. N' pama will beapand In fiiiiridi i ur cna loniera wnh :h.- bpat lmhkU In inujL-l, in oar liii'Vind at lnweit piicia. Our niiiHn flail be nrnmnt'ond Mr dm nsr with all. Call and Mam-ne onr Mock la-lore jroiug tlai'whirn. h'aliflaciion guar unttid. J ft PKNV. Mana jrer. DR. SPiNNEY Iff . 11 KEARNEY ST- TreaU nil thronle nnd Kpxat OUcaata YOTJNTCr aVtOBPST WHO MAY HE SU.F.FERI.VU FROM the .(T.-CIH Of Vi.llllllul IlllIiM or I. ,. i-rriion. will iln well in avail thmiAilTii p. thin, the ereali-at boon ever Ini.l.ni ihi. alt.. iifMiff-rini; hmnani y. I)R SIMXNET wilt" cnirjnii-e In lorfFit S i00 for"ererv cae ol bVinuirtl weiikurag or privatrrl'ti-a nf any kiid or character .wl.:ch he undirtakea and laia lo enre MIDDLC-AGKD fllCN. There are mnnr at the aje nf thirty fo fix IV hn are lll'nlillll will. t.n lr nnnl ... . .... .... ..... ...u-.t.i. rin'iB ion nl ihe hladdrr, nflm accompanied ht a -iiKiii HuiarnnL' or nomine aumatiop, and a weakenipc of the yaiem in a manner the pa tient cannot nreonnt U r. On r jcainining ihe nrin ry di p r!ib ropy fidimei.n. will often ba fonod and JomHl-m.-a email particti-s of albn m"n will appiar.nr ihe color xrtli b-ofa thin milk'ah hne, aain chancine tn- dark and torpid nppHince. There ore many men who dieorihia d fhVully itrnnrant of the ranaa which I the a. cond atHjje dfemihal weaknpa. Dr. S will guarantee a ra-rfict enre in all ancH cn, nnd a ha1ih rwtnratlnn of the Cfni'n nrinrv nrcara. frirK llncm 10 m 4 and 6 In 8. Rn lava fn.m 1(1 tn II i i IVn.nlioiU- r. - --- - -- -. n ... - . wll nM1u IIIM rhorongli ix.minatinn and advire, 85 Call or addriM. DR. SPINNEY 4CQ, Nf. 11 Kearney St , San raod