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THE OREGON SENTINEL
JACISUIVI,MC t
"Wednesday, ; : January 15. 1879
?eizsfTsssccaEaa
A CIIAAGE.
Wm. M. Turner, -well known in
journalistic circles, Las this day teen
associated in the publication of the
Sentinel. Mr. Turner asks his friends
to he patient and not expect too much,
and assures them tnat all the labor that
failing health will permit will be faith
fully performed. Thero will be no
change in the politics or general conduct
of the paper.
e
X rETV FACTS.
TTIIO "HUT, HELP OrR KOTST
Two days after the election of 1876
everybody conceded that Mr. Tilden
had carried 184 electoral votes, and
needed only one more to insure his
election. At the same time it was
universally admitted that Hayes had
carried 103 electoral votes, or twenty
two short of the number requisite to
elect him. The twenty-two votes in
dispute were those of Louisiana, Flor-
The frequent allusions by the press
to the growth of vic9 and idleness
among our youth seem to havo awaken
ed but a slight iuterest irrtlie commu
nity. Unfortunately the boys have
but few friends. Parents with a fee
ble and spasmotic effort advise the boys
to do better; then slacken the reins and
let them do as they please. Others shake
their heads, condemn the boys as "bad,
very ba'J utter gloomy toreDouing1? oi
the penitentiary, the gallows and other
unpleasant things, and denounce the
e.il of "hoodlumism" without suggest
ing a remedy. There certaiidy must
bo one. Parental restraint sometimes
goes too far, and parents forget that
the impulses of youth must have some
out-let, and that they should direct
rather than repress them. Here, and
doubtless elsewhere, there are few sourc
es of amusement for our children; few
social gatherings, for the interchange of
growing thought; no lyceum, no public
library, and our boys are forced to
cather on the street corners and seek
Troy Dye, the late public adminis
trator of Sacramento, who sent wealthy
individuals to Heaven that he might en
joy the settlement of their worldly af
fairs, is now on trial in that city. "We
have rarely heard of so artistic a form
of crime and it must havo been born of
mis-directed genius. Dye plead guilty
of murder in tho first degree but asks
for mercy on the ground of partial pa
ralysis. Let his genius be rewardde
with a ropo.
Republicans have all along asserted
that soon .after the election these votes
were offered for sale, and were kept on
the market for some weeks. There is
truth in this assertion; "they were of
sured for sale." Put Tilden did not
tret one of them, and Haves cot them
alL Then, which side bought them?
Why, thoHayes side, of course. Dem
ocratic "Times".
The only conclusion that can
bo reached is, that Mr. Tilden
exhausted his "bar'l of money" in
buying tho necessary vote in Oregon
and had no funds to take into tho
Southern market Tho resurrection
of this subject, however, can not affect
either Hayes or Tilden at this late day
and can be of no possible benefit to the
., -public. Let it rest in peace.
TncftAititoVr cacgeT
CITYBAKEUT
AND
S-AJLOOisr,
Is Masosio Building, Oregon "St.,
jACTtsoi.vn.uvoc.rr.,
XX3333.
J0STICE. At the residence of A. Davion.
Jan. 13. 1S79, Lulu, daughter of Jonas anil
Nnorai Justice, aged 21 months aud 14
days.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
such araateraeni s&thsj msj Thef ape-rFHS--?
a. South ciSoliiia, and Oregon. The j&s ,nuch entitled to sympathy as to
Tho agitation of tliis question hav
ing been fairly started we hope it is
not the intention of our citizens to dis
continutit. At tho meeting here it
wasconcluded to hold precinct meetings
to raise funds to defray the expense of
. a preliminary survey, but wo hear of
no action being taken. Agitation of
this subject must not cease, and if our
people are in earnest, they should not
rest Until the practicability of a nar
row guage to the coast is determined,
one way or the other. If it be not
ihbn tho ntfjntion of the
CALICO BAIili!
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE
sirea to Denounce to tbe public tbat
tbey are now prepared to Gil oil orders for
cakes of every description, such ns wedding
cakeo, cakes for parties, wine cakes; also
browu and rye bread, ginger snaps acd
crackers,-
A lunch hou3o will also be kept nt this
place, where oysters in all stjks, Liroburper
and Schweitzer cheese, can be bad at all
hnrs of the day r night.
Jt3Fresh bread every day.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction guar
anteed. GRUBE & ULRICII.
LATEST ARRIVALS
-JA-G&iS7i?ftt SGOfcH7"cEufrf
e way
practicable,
blame, and we ask who will help them?
Last Sunday ono cf our Ministers
urged christians to work, not only for
themselves but for others, and we ap
peal to the christian and un christian
community in behalf of work so noble,
so grand as the regeneration and proper
direction of youth.
There should and can be comething
devised to entice young men from the
filth of the gutter and from the touch of
evil things that sear the soul of child
hood liko a brand of iron. It must be
something between the dry texts of
the school roomjand tho text of the
pulpit, embracing the pratical knowl
edge of the one, the moral efficacy of
the other. A public reading room,
properly conducted, would be excellent.
The Forums of the world have rang
with strong voices whose feeble echoes
were first heard in the village debating
club, and thoughts that have grown to
noble works were first awakened in tho
lecture room. Give us something
then that will awaken thought Give
us romething that will shame idleness
FomcthinGT that will prompt our
youth to reach upvards instead of
downwards. "We suggest, as immo
dii , cheap urA attructie c series of
popular lectures. They would entice
our boys from tho streets one, perhaps
two nights in the week, ard who can
say that this in itself uld net be c
iWlwliLiMtiKtkc the
Rooms on Friday cvenintr, February 14th,
SL Valentines Day. Music will be farntebid
by the Jacksonville Baud. Everybody is in
vited to r.ttend. Tickets (I 50.
D23SOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT
the copartnership heretofore existing
between . W. Manning and J. B. Mont
gomery, in tbe Iivtry business, i. hereby
di.soked by mutual consent, J. B Mont
gomery retiring-. All accounts against tbe
late nrm will be sailed by J. Y . .Manning,
to whom all accounts doe tbe firm must slr.o
be paid. The business will be cotinncd by
tbe undersigned, who thankful for tin p--.;t
patronage, solicits a continuance of 'ha
8me . J. XV. Ji ASKING .
Jacksonville. Jan, 15, 1870.
-OF
ror:
AT
BKECKEMFELS9S
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEJS
ure in announcing to the public that
be has just receivad a complete and first
class a'sortznent of Gent's Furnishing
GooiKancb as Hats, Shirts. Underwear, etc,
best braud of Cigars and Tobacco, I'ipes,
Notions, Fancy Good. Glassware. Crockury,
Musical instruments, Bird Cage-, Statlonmry
Pocket and Table Cutlery, .rflhnms, Toys,
Candies, Nuts, etc., which will ba sold at
the cheapest rates Give mo n call and tea
for yourselves.
T. BRECKEHFELD.
T. C. KEAMES E. R. KEAMES.
REAMESBROS.,
Califoenia ST.,
Jacksonville, - - - Oregon,
AHEAD AS USUAL ! !
BT ADOPTING
A CASH BASIS !!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
IN PRICES
ASZTHI
"TKW GGZ9CBZZ23ZrSgsu
-BJ3S?--SXQCK
Hydraulic Pipe ! !
HOFFMAN & P3NN.
REW LEVE&Y STABLE
BACK OF COURT HOUSE.
JW, MANNING,
Proprietor.
HAYINGI LATELY FITTED U? THE OJM
nihoui barn oa tho School Hon flat ard
Intlierwr of iUd Court ITojw. 'VTai.m now f ally
prepared to itleid to nil tiuIncj ii our lins with
rroinptries laddifpatdi and attbvxa t reasjn&bic
ratj
JTzno Yemenis
The stiWe Is fin: IvJied T-tlh tr-t. bo!t tn!Tli trd
most robetantlid bs;nlei; ilso b urst tlubel M.4"
c&tMla lor.e,
Hortc beard, Lsd ths best cert bjitoTji cs
than.
SatisSictiaa KBrr.i"5 ii e try nutanra.
Give ut&cMl&kd ja;o.or ycunjlvs.
J. Xi. MANNING .
JtesccnTlUi, Ay-il lOtn, 13"
Jacksonville.
Oregon.
A1
lrarg, as the next Lest means of trans
portation. A final survey, made last
Fall, from Ellcnsburg to a point on
Illinois Eiver, places it beyond doubt
that there is an easy grade, and solid
road-way between the two points, and
that the distance between here and the
coast will be decreased fully thirty
mibs. Let the railroad question,
however, be settled first before falling
back on any means of transportation
less valuable. "Wo will be glad to pub
lish calls for meetings or any commu
nications tending to the furtherance
of this project, and hope that it will
not be lost -sight of.
the pkevaixace or gehie.
"Wo are sorry to chronicle in this is
sue one fatal shooting and one unsuc
cessful attempt to murder. Men ask
each other if the evil days, when a hu
man life was not worth a charge of
powder, have returned. "Wo hear citi
zens lamenting the prevalence of crime,
wondering why it seems to increase as
society grows older, and not unusually
(tracing the cause to the laxity of the
,'law. Arriving at this conclusion men
seem to forget that society itself is
more to blame than those who aro en
- trusted with the law's administration.
If a man hasforfeitcd his life, or liberty,
been fairly tried, convicted and spik
tenced, the Executive is asiaifelfwith
i clamorous nppcal for mercy or par
don; frequently before a felon has tast
ed a tithe of his punishment. How of
ten in this and other communities
havo men siqned petitions for Execu
tive clemency and then wondered that
tho law imposes no restraint upon evil
doersl It is our firm belief: that the
practice is mischievous, and not only
dangerous to society, but detrimental
to its material interests. Usually the
press is taken as a fair reflex of its pa
trons, and wo fear that our local papers
read abroad might justify the belief
that wo were a lawless and bloodthirs
ty people. "We think that as a gener
al rule, those who reach tho peniten
tiary are safer thero than at large, and
that if tho law is to be operative its
- penalties must be made certain. Then
let this pernicious practice cease. Let
no false and misapplied sympathy in
terfere with or impede tho machinery
of justice. Let the mandates of our
criminal courts be final, and let the
Executive be invoked only in cases
where it is clearly apparent that an in
nocent person is wrongfully punished.
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L.fcj.r, ,... ? vni imm wii 11 mm
IBBHBHIHHBBVMMMJri--W uaun, .rT
-, II M
RE NOW PREPARED TO MAKE
nil sizes of mining pipe in workman.-
like-manner Tbey will put op pipe on the
claim ready for work, cheaper than ths
beapwt. Iron furnished at prices loner
ban ever known in Jackson county. Cii!
nl see them; thev mean bninees.
HUNTERS' EMPORIUM'
JOHN MILLER.
rm,.
GSftgSAL MSSCMAKBiSS
THE BSG BONANZA
IS LOCATED AT
J. S. HOWAED'S STORE,
IN TIIE SHAPE OF
-cs:
GREATEST VARIETY
TO SZIZOT
:i :n
.B7 Oso Storo in SoHl&esra
03-egon o? ESoriSera
California
J IJsw vorl id rsyilrfr jfcj til !t brtseica deso to
ortiar, la (rbiKuaLiuco macotr.
our divines or professional men fit
ted by education and habit, will
be the first to say "come boys and I
will talk to you about science, natural
philosophy or history, awaken, new
trains of thought, and teach you to bo
men." Whoever it may be will have
inaugurated a work that will produce
good and lasting results.
W 42. 3T iiaiU W &JJ ' t
nT. TWv5". "-f fHi?a "WVJfnrS-T:
bkftta VVJ V5, f
TI-1J3IB MONEY
"WHEIT THEY OAF BUY
23r7-SoGds end S'sccy-Qcscds
G-BOCSHIES.
BOOTS A?JD StOES,
TOBACCO t LIQUOPvS,
ALL FOR CJS'Wi!
OUZ GTGCS G0K8I373 C51
FALL&WiHIEnQflY-GOODS,
PANOY GOODS,
LADIES' D2ESS GOOP3.0 SPHJIEFIS',
AND DIA30MIL8. PILES. AND
SATKfS, BdOTd & BSOE3,
CLOTUIHG, ETO
CANDIES, NUTS,
Jewolry And Notions,
TUB FlOSr ARRIVL OF WINTER
RroujiiFt reci'ived anil iKiught at the
Bottom of tbe Market and cold loner than
ever.
Ladies hose, S pair for - - 1.00
EVERYTHING IN PROPORTION.
A'LARGE STOCK" OFCIGAUS AT
yisolcsale and Sletsil.
A Fino Havana cigar for - 25.
Anltrric&n r Ilavunaa for - - -12i
Jacksonville Eavanas 6 for - 25.
"Cheap for Osch."
j.a TOWARD.
E &33 SSS 223!
QIT9A7SO PIFTEEH
UJ of JBJ'JCO
EAGLE MILLS,
VIUS SOUTH
!Kon7'Ue. Mid li taiiaa north of
Athbad, aro prp.irl to do
Ksrchaat sx.& E2ch?.r.g3 Enancis.
5T.OUS, GRAHAM, C0KNM3AL
AI7DFEED AT BEDROCK
PRICES.
ES ponndi of flour, 2 pounds oborla "md
8 ponuils tir.in piiun pr bubl cf good
wheat. Will pack flar-catom'V!
ing atokn. Siioks with onr jnv rfusro en
then fnrnifhed at law rs.tes.
Ky brotlHSf. G. F. niHinR', will hava
chftrfte of the hutturaa, Iwint; sflfinti'd bT
Coatent mlllsrs. Everything rarrantcd
3 repreeeuttd.
SA.UAH A. FABXHAM.
PHOENIX
MILLS.
? n . 7
jiiii-y
5IABB CLOAKS
oIBt kf3 tb-n
PERIKNCEI CANOi
60 CENTS PER DUSh'EL
a itoeo to oru i nitrta nsmniEjr.
How tenderly the Democratic editors
of the State handle their erring brethren
who have been arrainged before the bar
of public justice for peculation and fraud
by the late Investigating committee.
"With the single exception of tha
Roseburg "Star" Democratic journals
have treated tho subject in a manner
wliich leads to the inference that they
havo been taught the rule of "division
and silence." They see prejudico and
malice in tho style in which" the report
is written, and usually closo their tame
remarks by declaring that it is not their
motive to screen any guilty man.
"Why delude their readers in so puerile
a manner? Why not express manly
indignation over tho wrongs of the
people who have been robbed of the
fruits of their honest toil by as dishon
est a band of public marauders as ever
disgraced a state! Have they not
sufficient independence to join in the
almost unceasing demand that the
plunderers be compelled to -disgorgo,
at least, the money they have stolen
from the school fundi Aro their dis
positions so amiable that they can ex
press no condemnation for the faithless
official who would rob the innocent
children of the state? "We commiserate
the helpless condition of our Democrat
ic cotemporaries. They are slaves to a
party which has become obsolete.
Life is too short to serve such a master.
"Why dont the Democratic press seize
the present opportunity to declare its
independence of the vile banditti who
stand arrainged before the country for
crimes which should consign half a
score of them to felon's cells.
"One day, one one hour of virtuous liberty
- Ib worth a whole eternity of bondage.'
Emancipate yourselves brethren of
the Democratic press and stand forth
in thcuntramsaeled dignity of indepen
dent manhood.
The Democratic press is excited over
the fact that Meacham is to have an
appropriation of 3,000 from Congress.
The House of Representatives, largely
Democratic, holds the public purse,
and if Meacham is an unworthy object
of national charity that party must bo
held responsible.
AKDAIiSIKM c?
MERCHANDISE I !
FOB
Alili ENDS OF PKOBTJCH
BT GOING TO
UTAH'S BUILEIKG,
SJest door to Post OSaco,
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON.
Wiierc liigliest Gssfe Prises
are paid.
SS-CALL AXD CEE US. -S3
ETAS? LAIaTGLa.,
DEALER IN
BOOTfS AND SHOES,
Jactisoaie, CrecoTJj
7"EEPS ONLY TOE BEST QUALI--
ty of Hoots and Shoes, and offers then
for wle as cheap as the rerv cheuoest. No
bouse in town can undersell me. I will eI.
so warrant my goods against rips, and will
repair gratuitously any that may occur in
goods that I sell. Call and 1 will cootim;
you that I sell cheaper than any hcose in
town.
Best Philadelphia Calf Boota ctda to or
der for 88 and 09.
I hare also on hand a full stock of boots,
of San Francisco make, which I ofTer fcrcsle
at 84.50 and S5.
Boots made to order and repaired.
NAT LANGELL
SHOP
CITY BARBER
A3SI
EATH ROOMS.
California St.,
Jacksonville, - - . Oregon.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED 13 FULLY
prepsred to do all work in his line in
the best manner and at reasonable prices.
HOT OR COLD BATHS
Can be bad at this place at all bonra of tbe
day.
GEORGE SODUMPF.
S. P. HAKS3A,
WAGON MAKER,
acbncanriilc, Oregon,
pi CC:Btfl.ER'.S BUfLDING 13 IN
X rfsJsl of i luj asorti3Ciil of material
and, p,i: .rul to ia r.ll vork in his line cu
thn-i n.llo &nd in a workin.nliki; manner
Vi'hlclfBcr evtry description made to or
di-r '
Twins isasoujUe tsd Gailsfccilos gaaran
tsel
p?-Iv pajring a speciality.
8. F. HANNA.
Jc!:rnHle, Feb.-nary. 20, 1C78.
El iUIi Hi
01?-
-1
i. i
T KATn JUST r.EGBIVRD SIT FALL
'A. and V.nter utoci of Millinery Goods,
consiotiag cf -
LADIES' HATS AND GOKMETS.
Ribbons. F-ecsh Flower'. OMricli Tip',
Yel7ets. Diagonal Silks Neckties, Collars,
Cuffs, Kid 3!o7es. Laeos, Eacfc Coabs.
Pocket nrnOierehitfs, Fancy Wn3, tnd
P lumes. Perfuncry, and Toilet Soap, and n
fine assortment cf infant's shoe.
I also ha7e oa iand c supply of
GJSfiTXiSKEH'S I.TKCIiTlUa &COLV.AH.
I will hate cz tssort-
For the colidaya
cent of
CHIN'TiftD'VMX DOLLS,
I hare re;eired the agency of the cele
brated White Setting Machinee, which I am
sclliuR cheaper than cTer, and beveral iowe
and Florence mnchines tor rale. 8
m mm sum,
0. W. SAVAGE, Prop.,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
HAYING AGAIN TAKEN POS
session of th;a saloon, tbe undersigned
will be pleased to meet his friends and the
public eenerally at this old and popular re
sort The Cacst liquors and cigars can al
ways be had at this plase.and the tables are
supplied with all tbe leading newspapers nd
periodicals of tbe day.
A first class billiard table is also kept at
this house., C. W. SAYAGE.
"C. O. D." SALOON.
CALIFORNIA ST.,
WEBB& McDANIEL.
THIS POPULAR RESORT, DNDER
new management. Is furnishing the best
brandsof liquors, wines and cigars. The
reading table Is supplied with Eastern peri
odicals and leading papers of tbe Cottt.
Giro n a call.
o( ivl 'at, w;d
Farnerf onr duto th.-lr !
i.
PIONEER HARDWARE ST0R
MRS J. BILGER
AT TB E OLD STAND OF JOUN EILGEB
Calitrnia strict. Jatajonvillf, Oregon,
DEALER IH
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER YARB
Stoves,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
PUMPS and PIPES,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnish
Powder &. Eusg
k 5cacral Assortment cl
SHSLF HARDWARE,
FINEWCSTCHHOLM OUTLC,".V
ROPE & imiiE.
A firHt-c!icn mech?nls nlll tllznX t
Job Wori k:'.U as&teeas snd 0itjt:5.
I will alr-sys seep constantly oa tied ,i
largo sicci: cf
Liquors and tobacco.
Agent.for tbe PCIFIC RDGBER PAINT
Tlie brut in the World.
Pertlenlar attention paid to Fnrme-'
want, and th- rnpplying of extras for Farra
Mtoliinerj.an'l all Informitton a to a i
rtleli"n, furnished cheerfully, on anplicAlioi
No p.ilj' vriil Iw cpnri-d to funilcli uar
customer! with tiieb-st pood in market. la
our lint .and at t!ie Imteat pricr.
Or.r rr.ouo flit.l he prompt and fair d-1-intr
wit'ij nil. On'l and examine our U :
twfn-e loh n ilpd"nere. Satislacti" --
Kiueed Cl
u
E CALL THE ATTENTION' OF TMr
bdie? to the .'est tht v : itp r-iw
on hand ihi V.rc-'-t.BR . lj.i-r '(' d ""-t-trf
n. of L Dt'a' DRK.SS CiJOI. a-. I " ,N
CT OOODS C n-rrry dr-sr'ni'm I g , ih
crn Oregon, rr.i no will rierc-fnrtli -nakc
this 'r.i f goutlt Oiir fpcii.lUy and sell
thca at
CJIioapor than ths Ohca..
To tho gontiemea we 7 pay, if -n vmjjt
A Ho. 1 SUIT OF CLOTURE yn. "iri gf.
to liwraM Bros, to buv theri rj wo c'iu lo
have tbe bet STOCK OF CLOTh.Nu In
Jaoksoa county cad wld allow utnw to cn
derKsIl us.
Thafe j-nods we'e nil purcUae4 l-y a w a
bcr sf our firm from FJEi-T CLI'j Jf.5e
Iv San Frcueioo tnu New Yn !c ai.i. u- will
warrant ererj article and itdl th rn a-i oluap
for ccja tp any hocsa in tho cm hit.
We zio ueep on hand a mil siocU of
CSROOERSES,
HARDWARE,kC'JTLERy, GLAS3TTAR2,
CFIOCKERY.
A PULLLTFE CP ASHLAND GOODS
rir.K ao rntsiairr -jrAcorjrj
PIoT3, Czzs rict Sail riows
Iii fact everything' frotu the EiKst needlt
to n tbrnhbg-tBachino. Gire C3 a frili
and jodge for ;ounl7e aa to oor canoeity
cf fti:Diih:2 goods cacbovc.
The way to make rnnney is to ravo it.
Ta stra it buy cheap. To boy cnt't psy
CSII for jour r;coda and buy of
RRAME3 BROS.
DASaTZEL P. BSAT-SY'S
PIANOS ANDORGANSj
WASHNGTON. NEW JERSEY.
ilf ii 1 1 I Squnrs and Uo
ripht. and 3EATTYS OKLKDRATED
GOLDEN TONGUE PARLOR OR
GANS are tbe sweetest toned asd most
perfect instrutserts ever before manufact
ured in this or any cthT country, 'i he
world is challenged to equal them. Best
discounts nnd terras ever bc'ore given.
Rock Bottom panic prises now ready to
jobbers, neenti and the trade ia rjeneral.
An offer: These celebrated instruments
(either Piano or OrRan) boxed and shipped
to anywhere, on five or tiltcen diys test
trial. Money refunded and freight paid
both ways if ia any way nnenti-tfactory.
Fully warranted for six years as strictly
first-class. EXTRAORDINARY LIB
ERAL discounts piven to Churches,
Schools, Lodges, Ilalls, Minister", Teach
ers, etc., in order to have tbem introduced
at once where I LaTe no ngents. Thous
ands now in use. New Illu-trated AD
VERTISER, Catalogue Edition), with
list of testimonials, now ready, sent free.
Established in 1650.
Address DANIEL P. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey.
A
5'Ur.iTi LIXE Or SHELF ASD
hThtnlw.r lor salt, by J?1LV MILLER.
l X ELFOANT ASSORTMEXT OF POCKET ASD
t. Tabl Cutler; for ne by JOIIX MILLER
TWL.IXS,norE?CARrEXTERa,AXDWA
1 iron makrrs' tooli for tale Lt IOIIX JIILLER.
A Xj2Lb KINDS 01 AM11IUMION FOR SALE
a-br J0ILV MILLK3.
ranrkrt rncM at ir.y mills.
I henceforth Kxpeot to iwtjWisb
xav; rnzx zst os ruuxm
wMsb will erel t olij ob.
It hel al vtit(! Lu mj sic:- lo give th
fuiiutt utm'iction.
P. Tf OLWrti.
PbE-iis, Attg 3, I8T3.
EUREKA MILLS,
SITUATED OMBBAR CREEK SEVEiJ
mllr-s urtb-ai4 of JucktotiTilie, sre
preparcd to a gitceral
Merchant and Escfcanca Business.
The nndcrslRncd will cive 38 ponnds of
Sour, 2 rumud. short and 8xuato bru for
every bwhel of wheat. Will !) teak
jour cntturncrft furnibiiii:HtMi.
S-SatisfcctioT Guaranteid -S
T.T.MeCKHZtB
2?02? S'HS SECKLSiA-J
F. M80EIBD
HAS JUST EECEIYED
JUST ASSORTMBaFT
OF
TMSPJEWMY
SUITA3L3 rOK
A FULL AND CHOIOE COLLEC
Xi tion ot tbe very lowest price. Call
and see for yourself. Place of business oppo
site Cordwell's Livery Stable. Rfp.inng
of all Kinds promptly ami rstisfucturily
dour.
BLA0KSMITIIISG!
DAVE CFIONEMLLER.
BJtK AT THE OLD ST.l.XD.
T AM KOW PREPARED TO DO ALL
X worh i.i ray 1im chnpar tho tret, and
in fact wld do ". t'u.rcr tha.i any other
shopiu Srniitr Oi 'ju.
Givj au aOu; and 1 Mill convince you.
DAVID CEONEMILLER.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
fer the machinery and bmldiwr of
the Alden Fruit Dryer in tin: place for
sale olease. For further particulars en
quire of either of the ntidersicned.
IL t Hklms,
IIrN.
M Mt'LLEB
KtKV&ZjZ,
m TiUztfi D.1U32 JuekfJCTil!:, firry
DSAl,cl AKD
IIN.BKSKriRCN, COPPER, L3 I)
Ps23.p0;
AGRICULTURAL I.MPLESSNT3,
NAILS,
A'FIRST-CL.VSR STOCK CF S70TH3
HARDWARE, TJMVVARS.
POWDSR OF EVERT DESCP-IFTKr?
a?oso and Caps3
WGCBEH & WILLOW VAR5,
ROPS, IfAILS,
"P
'asnfe. Oi-s, Varnish, Glass
CUTLERY, T7IRE,
Siot, Srnc&cn, Gfcaiss, 2Ioeo "
El
ETC:
I h&ve recartd the services of a first elaca
ITcchanis, and am rrcpared to do all repair
ing promptly and in superior stylo.
p CONNECTION WITn THE ABOVE
1 I am rrcrivinxand have constantly
hand a full and first-class stock of
G-HOCEKIES,
DUT-C00D3, OCM K0OTS, TOBACCO
ItEADY 3IADE CLOTIILTG,
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ac.
aEverJ thing sold at reasrnalde rates.
K. K0BLL
Jacksonville, Harcb, 0, 1878.