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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SENTINEL .IAIKbOSVILLKi "Wednesday, ; : January 8, 1879 THE IXV.ESTIGATIOX. A voluminous report of the findings of the Investigating Committee appoint ed by the last Legislature has just been published showing peculations to have been committed by the different mem bers of our last State Administration, among which we find the names of sever alJJackson county menJjpTrom the re port of the committee it appears that more than S96,000 has been unlawful ly taken from the public treasury by the late G rover-Chad wick adminisira- tion. During the Modoc -war we find that Col. J. N. T. Miller, Commisary General, drew a salary of S291.C7 per month for ten months, and Root. A Miller was paid for services as clerk to the commisary general from the 24th of April, 1878 to the 12th day of October of the same year, for 'which he was paid the sum of 1,119. Major Quin cy A Brooks, A. Q. M., appears to CiItutTttTCye'to ImSJfiess from the commencement of hostilites in Decem ber, 1872 up to February, 1874. "The committee would reccommend to your excellency that immediate steps bo taken to bring all parties to an ac countability for public property un accounted for by the quartermaster's department in this war, as it is the opinion of the committee that more than $40,000 was plundered from the state by these officers who had charge of the quartermaster and commisary departments, and this conclusion is arrived at after a careful examination of all tho vouchers passed upon by the auditing board. In the statement of supplies bought for the state we find charged 34 horses, 76 saddles, 493 paiis of blankets, 82 overcoats, 45G shirts, 253 pairs of boots and 7 tents. Of these there are accounted for, 2 horses, 13 saddles, 212 blankets, 82 overcoats, 451 shirts, 169 pairs boots, and 1 tent, leaving unaccounted for 32 horses, 63 saddles, 281 blankets, 144 pairs boots and 6 tents, costing tho state $43,180." XJo it remenbered that this is tho report of a committee, appointed by xi Democratic Legislature to investigate the conduct of a J.mocratic State ad ' ministration. There is no-Republican misrepresontation in. this matter. A majority of the ixjiiJinittee wWo Demo- , cmts and they declare emphatically that j,a - .! take immetv!fltc step? to recover fr licht finpered Democratic officials the amount of their stealings. Tho end is not yet Important Land DECisioN.-Decem-ber 24, in tho case of T. IL Gates, vs. The California and Oregon Railroad Company, an appeal before the Secre tary of the Interior, a decision was ren dered reversing the former rule of the Department which excluded from the operation of land grants to railroad companies all lands occupied by settlers at the time the grant went into effect' which occupation might be perfected by the settler by further prospedings in obtaining a United States patent The present rule, as established by this de cision, is that when such occupation was subsequently abandoned by tho settler, the land is not to be considered as reserved from the operation of the grant, the principles in the cases of ' Sherman vs. Buick (3 Otto., 209) and "Water and Mining Company vs. Bug bey (6 Otto., 165) being considered by the Secretary as applicable to railroad grants as well as to grants to States for school or other purposes. The Secretary concludes with the customary notice that cases heretofore decided according to the old rule will .not be, responded, being considered "res ajudicala." , .-,.' Installation. The following offi cers for Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, I. O;" O. F. were installed "by Jno. A Boyer, D. D. G. M, on last Saturday evening: S. J. Day, IT, G.; W. J. Plymale, V. G.; Jos. H Hyzer, Rcc. Secy.; Ed Smith, S.; Fred Luy, Treas urer.; C. TJlrich, R, S. N. G.; J. W. Robinson, L. S. N. G.; Jno. Hocken yos, W.j Eiler Band, Cond.; 2T. Ficke, R S. V. G.; Wm. Bybee, L, S. V. G.; Jos. Wetterer, R. S. S.; Wm. M. Tur ner, L. S. S.; Peter Boschey, I. G.j T. T. McKenzie, O. G.j T. B. Kent, C. Not Receivable. In the case of H. C. Owen ys. The Board of Commis sioners for the salo of school and uni versity lands, defendants was decided by Judge Boise in favor of the defend ants. Tins is a case in which H. C. Owens tendered swamp land warrants in payment ol the twenty per centum on swamp lands claimed by him. The court held that tho law authorizing the issuance of tho warrants is unconstitu tional, hence the warrants are not so reseivable. The principal office of the "Wil lamette Farmer" has been moved to Portland. EOCrEEITECVAIXET AXB COAST SAX BOW CALCES. E. " ' The recently-awakened interest in th3 project for a narrow guago rail road from Rogue River "Valley . to tide-water at or near Ellcnsburg, Cur ry county, Oregon, drew to Jackson ville, on Saturday, Jan. 4th, a largo number of prominent and influential property holders to confer as to the feasibility of tho scheme and the best methods, for its accomplishment Many of our most substantial merch ants and farmers, representing nearly every precinct, were present, and nil of them had something to cay in fur theranco of the enterprise. At 2 o'clock ?. ii the meeting or ganized By the election of E, K. An derson, Chairman, and Geo. E. Strong Secretary. Mr. E. D. Foudray having been called upon explained tho purpose jt the calL He gave an interesting sum mary of his observations on the con struction and operations of the Dayton and Sheridftn narrow gauge road in I Yamhill ron"tvt yffuirwl.by personal t-er? i;; i - '.. i . :t. t " inspection ana lmci,'"-3 mm- wus. Gaston, the first energetic worker in that enterprise, and its present Presi dent. Mr. JEbudray gave Retails as to the cost of building the D. &s S. N. G. R. R, besides a mass of other" interesting and valuable statistics bear ing on the construction and workings of narrow gauge roads and their, rela tive merits as compared with the broad gauge system, all of which will be shortly presented to the communities interested in cheap and speedy commu nication with San Francisco. Brief addresses were made by Messrs. John E. Ross, Kahler, Beekmaii, Hop wood, McCall and Kent, after which Col. Ross moved tho adoption of the following resolutions: itesoivea mat a committeo ol five be appointed to prepare n subscrip tion paper to be, presented to tho citi zens of Jackson County for contribu tions towards defraying the expense of a prelimary survey of the proposed road. Debate followed thereupon. Mr. J. S. Howard civil engineer, estimated the probable cost of such survey at about $3,000. Mr. C. C. Beekman suggested that tho subscriptions of those now present who might feel disposed to contribute, to bo taken, whereupon tho following subscriptions were announced within five minutes : L . .V4-iJ 5T Ros3 . ... . 50 lUttll ou Thos. Hopwood 50 E. K. Anderson 50 Enoch F. Walker 50 Wm. Bybee 25 E. D. Foudray 25 Wm. Justus , . .. 25 J. S. Howard 20 Wm. Kahler 20 A. C. Jones ...... 15 Chas. Nickell '. 15 Geo. E Strong 10 Jos. Rapp , , 10 IS. IL Autcnneth 10 Jesse Wilson, Sr . 10 10 5 5 5 2 W.B. Kiucaid... J. T. Roloson T. B. Kent Silas Hawk , J. W. Hanierick . Total cash subscription. 562 50 J. IL Hyzer 5 days labor D.W.Crosby 5 " " The Secretary prepared tho follow ing resolutions, on tho reading of which Col. Ross withdrew his motion: Resolved That a Committee to be -composed of one from each precinct in this County be appointed by the chair to canvass the county, each in his res pective precinct, with power to appoint a Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer, who shall enter into correspondence with citizens of Douglas, Josephine, Lake, Siskiyou and Curry counties; that when this meeting adjourns it shall adjourn to meet at tho call of the chairman of such committee, at which future meeting reports from tho vari ous precincts bhall bo received. Resolved That said Committee, bo 1 instructed to make inquiries and gath er lntormation touching the probable cost of a preliminary survey of the projected narrow guago railroad from Jackson county to the sea coast at or near Ellensburgh. Resolved That said Committee be requested to take immediate steps looking to mass meetings in the differ ent precincts of the various counties named, in order that the people therein may be fully advised of the feasibility of the proposed road and its import ance to every interest of Southern Ore gon and Northern California. The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and the Chairman announced that at an early day during the coming week he would make public the names of the members of the committe above provided for. Tho secretary was requested to pro cure tho publication of these minutes in the newspapers printed in the coun ties above named. Thereupon the meeting adjourned to reassemble at the call of the commit tee. Geo. E Strong; Secretary. Note. Many prominent citizens of Jacksonville whose names do not ap pear in the foregoing list were detain ed by the usual press of Saturday's business. It is proper to" say that the committee has assurance of the earnest and substantial support of all such. BEXT03TS. KKPOBT. The following is tho Sexton's report of interments in the Jacksonville cem eteries for tho year 1878: January 1st George Anderson; aged 25 years. Suicide.- Buried in tern cemetery. January 9th Cynthia A Roten;22 years, 7 months and 5 days. "Conges tion of the lungs. Town cemetery: Februar 25th Rebecca 'Wilson; 82 years, 2 months and 3 days. Kidney disease. Masonic cemetery. March 3d Elvira M. Martin; aged 39 years. Puerperal congestive chilL Masonic cemetery. March 21st Charles Brunet; aged 58 years. Dropsy. Catholic cemete ry- April 5th M. R. Fletcher; aged 51 years and 11 months. Consumption. Town cemetery. "' r May 2d Sarah Manning; eged 32 years and 24 days. Peritcnitas,. Ma sonic cemetery. Juno 9th Joseph Rf.tn;.-aged -70 yeara.- Accidentally vkilled.Tovm cemetery. - June 13th David Crocker; aged 51 years. Consumption, uown cemete ry- July 10th G. W. Dressier; aged 53 years. Bilious cclic Masonic csme- August 2d A M. Astury; aged 63 years, 6 months and 19 days. Inca rnation of tho lungs. Catholic ceme tery. August 5th Viola C. Eocbersmith; 20 years, 5 months and -21 days. Pu erperal convulsions. Town cemetery.. August 18th Lena Hockersmith; aged 17 days." Inflamatioa of brain. Town cemetery. August 27th Mrs. Elizabeth Mau ry; aged 41 years, 3 months and 15 days. Consumption. Towncemetery. September 13th Mrs. Jane Fiddler; aged 71 years, 9 months and 1 day. Bilious fever. I. O. of O. F. cemetery. Septcmtar 23d Lloyd B. Goddard; aged I ycer, 10 months and 20 days. Infiamation c bowels. Masonic cem etery. October 9th Jasper Ecall; ftjed 15 years, 7 months and 1C days. Typhoid iever. JMasonio cemetery. October 24th David "V7. nucston; aged 47 years, 9 months and LI days. Bilious fever. Town cemetery. October 29th Owen Coylcj aged C8 years. Hemorrhage of kidneys. Cath olic cemetery. , . ilv-uuV Iai j.HiJ:i35iir (SrenofjT ccod 03 years and 6 months. Pneu . u monia. Masonic cemetery. - - -Nc-vcmbeT 4th L. C. Emerson; 4 years and 4 months. Diphtheria. Town cemetery. November 21nt Joseph Batcmau; 51 years. Consumption; Town cem etery. December 4th Susan Johnon; aged 58 years, 9 months and 10 days. Drop sy. Town cemetery. December 7th W. H. McDaniel; aged 37 years, 11 months and 19 days. Consumption. Imp. O. R. M. ceme tery. December 16th John L. Badger; aged 68 years. Pneumonia. Town cemetery. The most prominent feature of this year's report is the largest percentage cf aged persons as compared with oth er years. Oat of twenty-six white persons interred, thirteen, or ju3t half, were over fifty years of ago, and eight between twenty and fifty, leaving only five children, and not one of them (the children) from town; tho nearest one, Mr. Thomas Beall's little boy, being five miles distant. In looking over my lists of former years, I find that the last child of school ago (that is between four and twenty) that died in thi3 dii trictwas Emily T. Jones, on March 23d, 1875, three years and nine months ago, ana 'the school cloik'o ro- Xort Iszt Spring shsrg focr ."lidiiJierl and thirteen children of school; ago in the district and a little mere than, that in the two previous years. ' Therefore, I hardly think there is a town in th State, or perhaps in the United. StatesA that can show a better health record for children than Jacksonville Oregon. R. S. DrjNLAr, Sexton Jacksonville Cemetery. Cohmissioks. Governor Thayer has just issued tho following commissions: O. P. Mason, notary public, Portland, Sfultnomah county, Oregon; G. W. Yocum, notary public, Portland, Mult nomah county, Oregon; W. W. ICnott, notary public, East Portland, Multno mah county, Oregon; Geo. JL Brodie, notary public, Eoseburg, Douglas coun ty, Oregon; Wm. J. Lyon, commission er of deeds, Jersey City, l7ew Jersey; J-M. Nosier, commissioner of deeds, Spokane Falls, "Washington Territory; M. Plick, Captain Company A, 3d regi ment, 3d Brigade, Oregon State Mil itia; E. B. Morelock, First Lieutenant, Company A, 3d regiment, 3d Brigade, Oregon State Militia; Ed. Imbler, Sec ond Lieutenant, Company A, 3d regi ment, 3d JJrigadfi, Oregon State Militia. "-''- AND Is ilAsojhb" Building, Oregon St., THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE - sire to announce to the public that tbey eranoir prepared to 611 all orders for cakes of every description, each m nedding cakes,-' cakes tor parties, wine cakes; also brown1 and rj bread, ginger snaps acd crackers. A loncb house nil! also be kept at this place, where oysters in all styles, Limbnrger and Schweits-r cheese, can bs had at all hrnrs of the day r ni(?ht. SFresh bread every day. Prices reasonable and satisfaction rnar- anteed. QRUBE A ULRICn. LATEST ARRIVALS OT .HKT TEW JflOB3ac t j&CKfiiTFI2LD.'.-S rnHE.UKDEHSIGNED T.1KE3 PUWS- JL ure in atoanclcg to ten pnfclia that tie has just recvirad o complete end Grxt- C13M awrtintnt or GtiI's Fnrnirtiinff Goods.soch RiHats. Shirts. Unfirwcsr.etc, beet braud of Cigars nnd Tobacco. Pines. iu,iZp-.y i.-tncy T7oiu nittr.rtF urociery. Unsiecl JustrumeotsRinl Cage, Sti!ioiui-ry i-ccKei cna Tanis Untlery, .dlhuras, Toy. Caudie,iJutsrctc., which will bo mM l tho cheapest rates Give tie a call oai ecs for yourselvco. f. ur.nnKEsrELD. :, .Hydraulic Pip a ! ! T-IOFRIAN & PENN. Jacksonville Oregon. ARE NOW PREPARED TO MAKE oil s;E5S of mioinff pipe in T70rin:an like-manner They will pat up pipe oa the laim ready for work, cheaper than tan heaptst. Iron forciahed at prices loner ahancm.knctrn ia Jncbpon county.' Cell nd eee idem; they mean bnsinecs. BUSTERS' EMFORISru? TOnNtMILl.ER, . v . if "CALTTOStf'lA STRERT. iH tfecksonyills, Ogc.jt Ktw work tad rejislrlag In nil its brt!wle dt to order, In vorkniniikd m&cnar. . ., it"XCi!MtCSCll Ol" ITixSATZil led' awl C;itJcry Atvynyscn HnncJ. iFackscavillo, Oregon, TE CRONEWItiLER'a BUILDIHS 13 If? JL receipt of a fall assortment of nttcrial ant? prepared to do til wora in his Hoe on short untice-and ia a vrcrhmanKSe wanner Tehiclesof em; description issde to or dcr. x Teres reasonable end titiafactioa guaran teed. ffiT-Eejftirinjr, a cpeslelitr. D. P. HAKNA. Jaeiponvillc, February, 20, 1878. OUT -BABBEB SHOP , BATH ROOMS. CALiroiisii. St., , -Jaclisonviljcj - - - - Oregon. fFtHK fTNDERSIUNED ia FULLY i. prepired-to do all rorU ia bis line in the best manner and at reasonable prices. HOT OR COX.D BATES Cuti ba hud at this phce at all heers of the "7" GE0F.QES0HUiPF. Mill if r tv.-t T&flfflRT. :;1. J T- nATE- JUST, RECEIVED ItT FALL i. !nJ TV'lnter ttoci of Miilineij Goods, aoaiFiag or L.ADIES' HATS AND BONNETS, Ribbona, French Flowers. Ostrich Tip. Velvets. DUgpnalSilke. Neckties, Collars, Cnffs.y Kid Gloves. Laces, Back Comhi. I'ockst Htndkcrchi fa. Faccy Wings, and P lotne.. Perfumery, and Toilet Sop, and a fln. ..airfmi tit nf infant', itin.. I also hare on band a rap'ply of aKNTLClVlRN' KKCKTIES H COLT.AH. Fortherh? iirdays I will have an assort- ment of CH1NA AND WAX DOLLS. I have rejeivqd the agency of the cele brated While. SewVng Machinci', vfhich I am Belling cheaper than ever, and several owe and Florence machines forse.lc. THE CI Y BREWERY. VEIT SOHUTZA- Proprietor. TWOUtl) MOST REBPECBFTJIXY IN form the citizens of JnckvonTiUe and tbe world at large, that thtj can find, at anr time, at mr Brawerr. tht beat laier beer. In .any .qnantlty thv. 'pnrchar may deiire SIj home ia conTenlnt)Vlilnatl and mj roomj art IvafalacnUr. Ay'ilt vIllplMM joti. y., " '"A3' BR i T. O; EEAUES. . . .E. S. KEAUES. REAMESBROS., CALITOKXIi. ST., Jacksonville, - - Oregon, MB AS USUAL ! ! BT ADOPTINQ A CASH BASIS !! THE GREATEST REDUCTION T1ST PBICES Aim TliS ESROSSStfOOK cf '0S5ERAL 5IESCHAHDI8S . ran r - . GREATEST "VARIETY TC SELECT mOZl 12? JLny O&o Gtoro in Scsthera Oregon c? Iortlicra Oalifornir,. ALL FOR-CASH!! OUn GTOCX C0HSI3TS OF FALL&lV!K7ERDRY-aOOD FANCY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS. O.tSHUERES, AND DIAGONALS. SILKS, AL'D SATINS, I500T.S-i HOE3, CLOTHING, ETC,, LABIES'-CAL, SIADS OLOAj WE CALL THE ATTENTION 05" THE ladles to th fwt that we hxe nonr os hand Ihf liir!?.t and ht relcsted aort rnrnt f I. DISo! !)TXH5 GOODS sn.l FN CY GOODS ot evtry dofcir'tioii in Sfttti crn Oragoo, and we trill beiici-forta rr.rke thh lice of Epnis our jpcchlitj and eell then at Chsapsr than tlio Cheapest. To the pTtlercsn we vrill ray, if joa pant A Mo. 1 SUIT OF TLOYIiES yr.c mnft 0 to Lcr3s Dro.". to tuy them as we c'aiai to have ihs bast STCCIC OF CLOTMNO in JcoUMn count; cad will allow none to an- derctll at, Thepo gnnds rere all pnrchaed by a roTa ber ofonr Trm from PJRoT CLASS tloojee lr San rrnnci.'CO and New Tort, asd vre will naTrant cvtrj article aoj Pfll Iht-miis cheap tor ci?a a." ft'iy coasa m ttn coaniy. We also lccep ou hand a lull Block of GFsOC'Fl3ES, . IXakdwake, CirrLE?.v, Glasswabe, CROClCEaY. A FULLL1FK OF ASHLAND GOODS EAUII AKD FaEIGIIT VTAGOriS Plows, Gang Plows & Sal!;y Plo-ws- la feet everything' from tho Soert nef-dle to a tlireehins-niiichine. Oire is o call and judpe for 7onrKl7es cs to our capacity of fnrniehiog cood? csobo7f. 'ihe way to mahe money ia to Ea7e it. To avs it buy cheap. To bny cheap pay CASH for your good? ccd bey of REAMES BROS. DAN3SLF. BBATTT'S FiAriOS ANDQRQANSj .- WASHNaTON.NEW JERSEY. 13 Sj A I 1 1 Hqaare and Up right, end BBATI'i'S CtlLKBRATPlD G0LDI3N TONGUE PARLOR OR GANS ore the sweetest toned and most perfect inetruments ever before manufact ured in this or nay other country, 'I he world is challenged to rqcn! them. B--t discounts and terms ever before given. Rock Bottom panic prlcis dow ready to jobbers, neenti and the trade in general. Ad offer: These celebrated instruments (either Piano or Organ) boxed and shipped to anywhere, on Ove or fifteen days lest trial. Money refunded and' freight piid both ways if in eny way ansjtisfuclory. Fully warranted for six years as strictly first-class. EXTRAOHDINAP.Y LIB ERAL discounts given to Chnrches, Schools. Lodges, Flails, Ministers, Teach ers, etc., in order lo have them introduced at once where I have no agents. Thom andi now in use. New Illcstrated AD VERTISER, (Catalogae Edition), with lit of testimonials, now ready, sent free. Established in 1659. Address DANIEL P. BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey. yni fTfT. LINK OF SHELF AND .hcarj hardware for ealeby J"IIX MILLER. . N ELFOANT .ASS0RTMZXT OF T0CKET AND II Table Cutlery for tale y JOHN MILLER 7il .AJZ:ijS,R0rF.J CARPENTERS1 AND WA 1 Kon-maken' tools for tale by TOIIN MILLER. AXjXj KINDS 07 AMIMTJNTION FOR BALE tT ' OB MILLRJt. THE BG BONANZA IS LOCATED AT J. 8. lOWAEfl'S STOEE, IN TI1E SHAPE Or GHO0SHSB3, TOBACCO, CIGARS. MATCHES. CANDIES, NUTS, Ja"welry And Notions, THE FIRST ARRIVAL OF WINTER Reod'jnst received and honght at the I!o Hum of the Marie t and told loner than ever. Ladies hose, 8 pair for - - 1.00 EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION. A'LARGE STOCK OFCIGARS AT t7holoj5ale and Elctail. A Fine Uavana. cigar for r 25. American Uavanag for - - -12J Jacksonville Havanas G for - 25. "Cheap for Cash." J.S. HOWARD. ZW3 A1VJD SE57 E2FS!" EAGLE MILLS, QITUATED FIFTEEN .VILF3 COOT! t of Jckonvillo, nnii 1 miles ccrlh c A-hUnd, are prepirol to do Merchant and. Exchaosa Euslnsas. PLOUR, GRAHAM, CORNMEAL AND PEED AT BEDROCK PRICES. 3S pounds of floor, 2 pounds shorts and 8 ponud limn given per bunhel cf gcad wheat. V.'lll eaei floar-cton9r fur n -Ing saehs. Sacks with oor ;iew BHiND on them furr.lt-hcd at low ?tt. . My brother. G. F. Dilling. will hnvs chargo of tho .u!nM, beim nistrd by competent nillerz. Everything warr&ntcd na reprewnlcd. BHAH A. FARNnAVI. PHOENIX MILLS. FROM PAST LSPimiS:.TC2 I CANNOT oGVt Icua than 60 CENTS FERGUS HEL ormK.t!rPfraerr csn iar their ehice ofei'titr cTChiie or fell tueir wheat at marki-t cricea at rcy mill". I henceforth expect to c.'t.-iMkh NKAVCitAKasyp s'T.oiru Tjliich will -iced the c!d croii. It rbiill svi.vi h? uj iici to fulled atlrfjtction. r. w Pha-ilx,Aag3, IS73. C'.'a t:.o OL' ELL. EUP.EKA MILL 3, SITUATED ON. BEAR m!li! r.;rth-et?t of prepared to a general CREEK SK7SN Jac'.MUTi'.le, ure Merchant and Eschanso JJn:it!c:3. The undiTflned tvill cive 36 pound of Cow, 2 -pounds shotUnnd S rnnatl im for ewry huhel of wheat, 71il ulw mJ: dOur cartMnera fcrniRhinKsaci?. jJKf-aatIfaotioQ Gnaranttrd tE T.T. McKSSZIii 223 TZCImZ&SLSQI ?S; Z&2& i wmm HAS JUST RECEIVED ASF ASSORTMENT OF THIS US i' MM SUITABLE FOIt A FULL AND CnOIOE C0LL3C tion at the vtry lowest price. Call and see Tor yourself. Place of buainesj oppo site Cardwdl'e Livery Htahle. Rpmnnj of oil kindj promptly end satisiuctoriiy done. BLA0K8HITHIH6! DAVE CRONEMLLER. BlCKlTfilEOLDSTM I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL work in ray line cheaner than ver. and in fact will do it cheaper than any other ehopin Southern Oregon. Give me a call and I will convince you. DAVID CROKEMILLER. FOR SALE OR LEASE. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ler the machinery and hnildin? of l!m' Alden Fniit Dryer in this place for sale oiease. For further particnlars en quire of either of the undorsiened. ii. v n.Ms, D Lis. 31 MCLLXB. FI03EEK HARDWARE STORE MRS J. JJILGEU AT TH S OLD STAND OF JOHN BILGEK Caliirala street Jatkionvillf, Gre;on, rDEALEElS TIN.SeEKTIRON, COPPER VARI- Stoves, AGRICULTURALIJIPLEIIENT PTJL2PS end PIPES", Pnints, Oils, Glass, Yarnisb Powder &. Fuse A General Assortment o3 SHELF HARDWARE, FINTWOITENHOLMOUTLErtr ROPE ftTTWiHE. A fi-jt-clpas- rsfchanlc rtll r.ttsnd Job "Tork.wUb,Dedtuw3 auddlfpstsh. to I will alcays keep cccstsot!? ca hand a large stock of Liquors and Tobacco. A pent for tho PACIFIC ROBBER PAINT The host in the World. Particular attention paid lo Farmi"-' want, and the supplying of extras for Farm Machinery, and all information ai to aucb article, furnished cheerfully, on application Nopilnwill spared to furiilxh our cujtomora w ith the t"ct good I;i marhot. In our line. and at the lowest priors. Our notto shall he prompt end fr.'r dal injr with nil. Call and examine our stuck l'frtri inlnir fclM4t.1.n. d..u.:--d. tliteed. i i OJJ FcIIcw's Euildis; Jn:!:5C27iII:, C:f;ci D::Ai,nii ap;d vrosusi; : TIN, SIIE2T IRON, COrPEIl, LSAD Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS NAILS, A FIKST-0LAS STOCK OP ST0VE3 HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER 0? EVERT DESCRIPTION Fuso and Caps, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, HOPS, NAILS. PaSnts. Oi'6, Ynrnisli, Glass . CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Brashes, Cisins, IScsa ETC., ETC: ' I have B'.cured thescTTiccs of a first c! Mtfchante, tn.I sw prepared to Co all repnir- ing prumplly auS in superior styls. fN CONNECTION tf ITII THE ABOVE: 1 Ii am receiving and have constantly hand a full and first-class stock or GROCERIES, DRY-GOODS, OCJI ROOTS, TOBACCO IlEADT HADE CLOTHING, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ac. .a-Evcrjthhg sold at reairnahle rates. K. SUBLL Jack0QTin, March, 9, 1S7A. I a ) -.jej j 3 -