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"iTHE, OREGON SENTINEL THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS "1, tfulWrWra whet, do not eTvb express notleft to he contrary, nro considered as wishing t coutlnuc Iicfr Mib-fcrlpUon 2. Ifany rtitdcrftpnonlFrthe dlicootlnuanea or Jfielr newspaper, ho publisher may continue to 'BfD'l llicjn until all arrearages are paid. 3. If iubrilcr neglect or rcfuno to talce their hewsprtpeM from the offices to which thej are di rected, the law holds tlicm resKmvlble until they hTe wttled the Mils, an J ordered them discontinued. 4. If toljKTlbcrs remove to other places wlthont 'Informing the publisher, find the newspapers aro sent tb the firmer direction, they are held respvnslMe. 5. The Corirts hare decided th.lt refuslnpto taVe "newspapers from fhU otice, or removing and leav ing tbenjbnriilldd for, ts prima facie evidence of In tentional' fraud. C. The postumtcr who neglects to Rive local no Mlce of the neglect of a pprsontotakc fmin the office t!ie newspaper adtlrewcd to him, i liable to the pub lisher for the sulmeripi ion price. H3inOl C'lJLTSKIV "Tlie following circular Las been is sued from the General Land Office, dat cd Washington, June 27th, 1879, and directed to Registers and Receivers: Gextixmex: The fact having been -Tirougbt to tlie notice of the Depart ment tliat many parties who have cut Railroad tits, cordwood and logs upon !the puhlic domain, aro desirous of re- JligsingJlicmselvcs-otyAhiMty ia-proso-l "CUUUil 1U1 iwmviiig nit buuuiu ..i ing to illegal cutting of timber, by pay ng'ior 'the same, you are hereby au thorized and instructed to make setr Element with allpereons who have tresspassed- upon tlio public timber Hands in your -district, prior to the 17th of June, 1S79, by cutting railroad ties, cordwdod, or logs thexpffora, and wkv propose to settle therefore, upon the following terms, viz: 1. For railroad ties, two and onc - -Half cents per tie. 2. Por all cord-wood, fifty ccntsper " eord- 3. For logs one dollar per thousand .cet (boajd measure). As a condition precedent to such set tlement you will require each and 'every person seeking the same, to sub mit to you a full btatcment, under oath, showing tlie time and place where the -'trespass was committed, and the quan tity of ties, wood -or logs by him, or them, taken and removed from the public lands. If a proposition is accompanied witli Hhe statement that a portion of the titsr "wood or logs was taken from railroad lands, you wiU"iiot allow any deduct ion for that reason, except it be con clusively shown that all the trespas ses for whicli settlement i3 desired were 'WithiHTailroad limits. You w ill -also-make special reports of each set tlement thus made to this office, and will also forward a consolidated lUIOulU ,f l,e Fa Tlie foregoing instructions do- not 'apply to' cases where criminal or civ il suits have been instituted tigainst the parties in interest. In such cases you will receive the proposition to set tle, when conforming to- the require ments above set forth, and transmit them to tho U. S. District Attorney Having charge of the suit,- accompa nying tho reference with a copy of theso instructions, and a report of facts as you may find them; at the same time forwarding to this office copies of . nil the papers tent the U.S. Attorney, and in j-our monthly consolidated itatc menof ases noting those so referred.- jNor are they to bo construed as con' Hiding with the provisions of the act authorizing the citizens of Colorado Nevada and tho Territories to fell and remove timber on the public domain for mining and domestic purposes, approv ed June 3d 1878. Incases involving a conflict of iden iity as the parties to pay the stumpage rates, and in all cases of illegal cutting of logs, ties or wood upon Govcrment lands, you will seize the same and hold he property until the stumpage rates above announced are paid. In cases where there are costs of Watching over and caring for tho prop erty, they must bo embraced in the settlement and liquidated by those .seeking iV Y arefuither instructed to re , f)jfrt, with as much detail aspracticaMe T,Lpihy and all trespasses upon the tim'ier Uands, committed after.the 17th of June,' 1879, that may corns to your knowl edge, in order that criminal proceed ingsmay bo instituted to punihh the parties guilty of such trespasses Respectfully, J. A. "Williamson, Commissioner, .Some parties in San Fraucisco who 3iavc been working up the matter for some time past, have discovered tho wreck of the steamer Brother Jonathan which foundered off Point St George, Jiear Crescent City, in July, 1865. She lies in an upright position in twenty two fathoms of water, about fifty fath bms from the submerged rock on which hhe is supposed to have struck. There was about 1 ,0(30,000 in Treasury notes and bullion in her safe, and thefmders are.fitting out an expedition for its re covery. The treasure belongs to the Government, whose claim, it is held, lapsed on tho expiration of ten years after the loss. "kw Youk, Aug. 4th. Tho "Star-'s"-"Washington special pays: A long de tailed story is told about Jasper W. Johnson, of Oregon, returning to "WasJi ingt n to re-organize the Liberal Club, and to devoto himself to engineering a movement for ihe re-election of Hayes. xIt is also rumored that Johnson prom ises Chief Cleric Crosley, of the War Department, tho votes of tho Oregon (senators for tho confirmation of Mc- Crary as Circuit Jutlgo of the District, including Iowa, it places are made for friends of the Senators iu the Depart- in cur. To l!ic People 6f Sorihern Taliforniand Soallicrn Oregon ! ASLAMD COLLEGE . ASD NORWIALSCHOOL LOCATED AT ASHLAND, OBEGON. First Session "will Commence Sept. 15, lS9. UOARD OP TRUSTEES: A. G. Hookffixow, Rkv. S. S McCain, Rk'. Y T. CtlATCIAff, Clack 'fxiLon, W. IT. Atkison, Jacob Waonkr, JnifS WaI.ker, G. F, 15iiLiso3. -rjioiTiiE runrosn tr fouvdixo Tim ahi- 1' laud Collopn am) Normal School, the pmptrty known m the Ashland AcaJnmy lia boon placcl, free from drlit, under (lit cvntMl of a llnanl rf Trmteea, whnVavo inangnratcd tlie cnteriile I; filling tho follow tag positions In the FACULTY: UEV. LOWELL L. ROGERS. A. MM PreriJcnt; Trufessur uf Mental And jloral bclrnccs. w. i. stdnow, ;IftlOI.S. A. Jf. Vice riesMoa'; lkj,-fr of iUJU-tmnticn. itES. A. ArnOCKRS. f7S-?JT:reisf -r i TcacuercrUiiKiMij orammar. Mus. j:'.n;;ii: 'iiaI.dwin xici'iols, Teacher of Muic and French. Olficr comrotrnt inslrncti.ra 11'lH Ie ftrtireil as fait Irs tlienfel$of the Inslltutlon reqnirc, ho thnt pupIU may bo provided with the leat Itciuties zur cuc-.meuc-lug and completing the following COURSES OF STUDY: 1, Classical, requiring fix years, i. clndinsprrpar ixtory etmiirs. uraiiaaies ieceue lue Decrees oi a. U. ami A.M. 2. Sntsiinc. rcqulrlns low years. Degieo confer-. red,B.?. 3. Not mil, Calmer cial and Music tt, occupying three years etch. IMplamn ghen certifying tuat tdinmctts oTgraduats. EXPENSES. Tnithm In fnr Colleciate Eranclie. $5 amonth. Mnc, 55 a month (ne ot instrument $1 luMittutial). Vcal inwilc iucla. SSaqnMer. Bjanl in Bjard Ing Hall or in FiiTate Families a '"" tu SIM a week. Rnotif cr Cottages for self boarding, Zi to $5 per uiontK. Partial list cf text books. Robinson's Mnthemntlci Steele's Series In Natural Sciences, llarkne-s' Latin. Fa(jnll'a French, RteJ'a Series in English CoDipod'thm, Richardson's Piano Instinct ion. l'ROUIKEXT FEATURES AND ITLMS OF INTEREST. 1. Tlie Colleiro will 1 chaitrre-h and the Normal or Training Sch'vil for TiAcheis will bo made. It is hoped by ppecial enactment, an adjunct of the l'nlijic bctiooi synteni.anJ Uipiomu miao eiuir.iiii to urai grade ccrtincatcs. 2. Anhlind 1.M no nlonns. Tlie saleoflntoTiicat'ng liqaors 1 prohihitetl by the City authorities, who are sustained by a strong public sentiment. 3. ThoSihnnlvillbe under Ulo surrrrWon of an Eaucclcal 'Clitlsllan Clmrcli. Ihe Kbie will be re erently read and studied; the worship of Ood en-rofiraccihl-nt the Iustilrliun Will bu ecctanau la no oljcctiobalscnW. i. lioot-kwping Caslr.ew Arithmetic, English Com pnition and other branchc pecUlly preiwratory for EtiRines Life, will receive iinutual attention. S. Tho 1'recoptreM w'll rive her chief attention to tlie care and oversight of the yimg ladies. 0. An Endowment of 521.000 will be, tl'ere is reason to hope, promptly sti'ist nled, enabling tlie Trnstees to rcdnce tlie p-vaeot rate? of tniflon. rptcialty to Ttachers, afttr the present ye r. Addrcst communl ca'lonsto Ashland College and Koraal rtaool, ASHLAND, OREGON. Notice of Final Proof. Lr.r.c: CRlcc nt Kci linrs. qn . I Jtity 7llz,le?9. Jiotipeia hertbv rivn that ilii fullonin;: naff . rilri imf tiled nonce --suitciilioii t make final proof in support on,'? rbvinr. oud secure final cniry thereof at the etjitT. liuuui nint(v u.ijn iiuiu iuu unv- ui 11. in iiu- tice, viz: 'Uuneslcid entry Yo 111.19 of John S Cummon'. ofJickeoii county. Ote Kon. tor the E 1-2 ot ft V 1-4 Soc 17 T 3" 6", It 1 Weft, and nanus the fullowinir ns hif witness?, viz: Alexander Stewart of Jackson county Oregon, ai.d Tbos McAndrews of JactbOU comity, Oreeon. Wm V Ukvjaihx. Itesiter. EiJctico. Lantl Office nt Itnw bnrcr, Ogit, 1 Jlj-,5,1S7U. Not" cc is hereby sjiven that the following named EC'ttlrr lias filed notice of his inttn tion to male fin.il proof in support of his claim, end secure final entry thereof at the ixp:ration of thirty days (rum the dale ol this nulire, v'z; Homestead application, N'n 1.S87. .f Drtvid Single, for the W y. or S E )i Sec 17, T S3 S, It -1 V, nnd names the following ns his witnis-es. v'z. Thomas IS Basyc of App'ega'o, J.ietfinn county, Oregon, nnd August Rehkopfiol Applegate, Jackson county. Oregon. "Wji P. Eexjamis, Regibter- IVolice of Final Proof. I.arul CXHcc nt Hon fcm c. Ogn. Jti!5-7i.l3T'J. Notice is hereby civen that the following namid settler hai filed Lotice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expira tion of thirty dnjs from Ihe date of llifa no tice", viz: Unme'-tead A". 2312 of Matthew Chapinf.n. of Josephine counlv. Oregon, for the N V 1-4 of Src 3, T :!: S,R 5 tt er., and names the fol'owinc as h.s witnesses, viz: James Aail, of Josrphrnc conntv. nnd Samu- ! iurit. 01 joejinine county, uregon. II Jl r lH.Mui,t U.g.Mvr ISotice. LniidCnicentIliisr:inrr, !cu. 1 Juij-.is, is:a. JCotice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed not ice of his intention J to make Cnal proof in support of his claim, 1 ana secure unal cutty thrrrol at tbettpira lien of thirty days Irom the date of tins no tice, viz, John Rotin homestead applica tion No 1 S71. for the N K U of N W U. Sec 11, E U of S V M nnd S K of X W 1. Sec 2 T 37 S It 3 V, nod names the following as his wilnesses. viz; Tolbert L Deck of Willow Springs, Oregon, and Da vid .M union of Wiliow Springs, Jackson county, Oregon. Wji. P. JJexjajiijt, Eegister. 3?oticc I.nml Office ntlSosfhnr'r.i'mi. ) Jnlj-, IS. Is7S). Notice is hereby given that the ibllowing oametl settler has filed noiiceof his inlen tion to make Cnal proof in support of his claim, ond secure final er.try thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz: Jnnus P. March, home stead, application, Xo. 1 357. for ihe W of the S.E M, S W of N and X W y of N E '4 S.c E M Sec 4, $ occ y. inwnstiin 00 o, 01 u w esi, nnu names tUc following as his witnesses, viz: William A Childets of Sams Yallev, Oregon, nnd Bcnlou Vin cent, of -Sums Valley, On gon. "Wji, P. Benjamin Begister. Biaxo on Oegax Fon Sale. Par ties tlesirine to purchase cither a piano or organ -will do well to call at this of fice before buying elsewhere. Tho in struments are warranted first-class in t every particular and the terms very reasonable-, ,AN iKOANT ASSORTMEXTOFI-nrKET A' Tallo Cutlery fur talc liy JOIIX illLLEU SPSSD P25.G &&AB1S2S op the SISKIYOU COUNTY AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY FAIR. AT treka Commencing;, Octolier 1st, 1879 And contiauiog four day;. FIRST DAY, "CTTccaxiessciri-y, Oct. lot. Ko. 1 Trotting race, three in five, free for all borses ia the district that nrrer beat three minutes. Torse 8100. B.itrariis $10 J"o. 2. Running race, free for three year olds and uml-r, tingle dash of oue mile. Turee $50. Entrance S3. SECOND DxVY, 3?lit2.ra(caiv3r, Oct. 2cl. Ko 3. To be called the 5ocietj'i) Handi cap, Running race, mile heats, three in five, free for nil horsca owned in the district, with the follow iug penalties and allowance;: 7he winner (if any race of the va'.ne of S200 to carry twenty-one pounds (21 lbs) extia weight. The winner of 0117 race the value of SI00 to carry fourteen pounds 14- lbs rxtra weipht. The winner of any race the value of S50 to carry 7 pounds eitra weight. Maidens, (those htrpes which b.tvo uevcr won a race) allowed 7 pcandiy vrtiglil; not ' wc v.s:iiiertr JJ,y:j.Tii3""""re.i..lii. meam that no one horfie xi!1 be compelled to-c.irry "mere than one of the above extra weights. Seven or more to enter andjour to start. Puree $200. Eutrance $5, En tries to close on the 1st day ol September. Race &. 4. Trotlinc ritce, "tni.e beat?, two in three, free !or all &utriid lioises or. horsej that have never trottid for i-tiblic money. 1'nrse S50. Entrance S3. THIRD DAY, S'a-iclivy, Oct. 3d. A'u. 5. Running rare, mile Cc.it, three in five, free lor all. I'ursc SI25. Entrance S10. Smaj day exhibition of stock- A'o. C Trotting race, mile l.eat, free for all three year olds owned iu the district. I'urse.SjO. Entrance S5. TOURTH DAY, Sj,-ttir3.a,3T, Oct. -iKb.. Ao. 7. Trotting race, mile heat?, three in five, free for all horo3 owned In the district prior to July Itt, 18i3. l'urgj S150. Eu- tianceSiSr A"). 8. Running race, half mile and re peat, tree lor ail. t'nrw StS. luttrance 55 RULES AND REGILATIONS. Ht-Tue above purses to be riven without di-MUtlt. 2d The rrcoi.d horse to save entrance money except in race Au. 3. 3d Entries to be placcj in tlie entry bu kept 10T unit purpofu- at the pavilion pno to U 0 cliiCK J' Jl o-i day previous to lilt race, except in race Jo a. 4lh "Entries must give name, ped:gn-e and defcription of the horse entered aa far as knor.'u. 5lh All trotting to be in harness. Cth Actional yiolting J-tocialion rnles to govern trotting races. 7th Facific Coast rules to govern rcaninp race;. 8lhFrco for all means jast what it says. O'h In all the aljovercH entrance mon ey siKL'd sxcipt in race .A'j 3. JTic following R"-i. colt race, free t.ir that were foaled to years I , follow; 111 lars mre r.ie first Jjoiscto gel Jot Tj e se c onduorsa to get 2-0 of xi redHOi. der. TLe third to 1 3 of the rema'nder. r.O STr.lCKLAXD.rreilJcut. II. A. 'Moitsc Secretary WOOL GROVvrE'RS' OF Korthern California and Southern Oregon. A NEW ERA II AS DAWNED UPON' yonr nuii-t wincli in-nris to yon lull value for your product. You cau sell your pro duct ut OF- CONE & WELTON. For more than you can xraliz.' by shipping U San Francisco. We l;nve bought Three Hundred 'I'lioncaml bjlej thus far this season ai.d want Three Hundrrd Thoasand inore.if we can get them. Don't fail to see U be fore yoc pell, nnd we will either buy ymir woo! or see that yon get more for it tLuii it h worth in San Francisco. Are turning out 100 comprrsrd bales daily, and it takes woo! to Keep them goinz. so r bring i.!ong vour clias end iret a cood nrice for them, nnd help yourselves, nnd liy so dc in help us to keep the bull rolling and presses goii'g. Knlerprfse should be nurtur ed end encouraged, especially where it bene fits the country. IJring on your wool, and get the highest market ral(. We want it all. COXE & WKLTON. Bed DIcff, May I61I1, 1879, KEW LIVERY STABLE BACK OF COURT IIOUSE. MANNING- AND WEBB, Proprietor. ITAVIXO tATCLY F1TTKD VV Tltn OOM JLn nioOiouslwrn on the School llona Flat ami in the rear pf the Court Ilntme. Mor now folly prcparnl to ntlfnJ hi alllmlnem Inunrlim with premptaess aaddiFpatch auJ at the miflt rcodonble rates. Fine Sarncuts Th ui!o h furn I-1ipJ wltli the beat anlmuli anil most eubstiatial Lugciet; also 11 firet cl.wa Lack and ead.llo horses. Horses boarded, and the best care bestowed on tlieai. Satlslttclion guaranteed tn every instance. Cite ns otill and Jndgo for ynursoUej. J. W. MANNING. JaclaonTllle, April 101b, 1S7"! ESCKIPTION OV CUT MI LIE US. JL1 t i5ri;i auU l'atent JIcillanM pi to , KAULEUBKOS MimbCiI niiva l t H lltM iTTemV TIV S-SEAT OLE AEANOE SALE FOR SIXTY BAYS ISEPOSTANT leduetioii in PRICES AT THE STORE OE JBHBWBffAN ?? OE3 -a,Bn.c ?""5i.Tl9.iLc; T T ORDER TO jrAICE ROOM FOB MY T-Mri AK 1 '.VINTIiK STOCK I "WILL 1 sell for the nest SIXTY IUYSA!? IM'IRB LBffi of KmmmeB FMG'Y GOODS, LADIES' ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. AT PHI CHS THAT WILL DEFY COJlTRdXISOW. E" XTRAORDIXAUY INDDCEJIENTS AVILL BE OFFERED TO CASH FUR cliasoro duiing this great talo at N. I? ISHE&c. bH"JL.U.lU EXGELSlOfi AKD FeED a jS- X3 Corner of Obegcx and Cauforma sts., Jacksosvii 1 K. X7. 3. liiTrAZ-S, jProp'r. .t 0'iT.p tjEsi'ccrre i.i. ismiji t:ie run- V V l'.;:iat ho Las a flue stuk ol Horses, Husgics anil Cnrrises And he fi prepared to fnml-h hi. patrons and the pub L'c generally with As can l had on the Ticifie cna.t. SuTdlo liorres hired tog tu nny pjrt ot the country. Animals Cotirht nntl Soli!. Hor(s brote to wtrk sins' or double. IIir-e bonnled mid the lw-jt of caie lKitv:o'l upon litem stUL' In i.iy clmrKP. Ai1IH1.il .l.aio of the publlo patronage UseliLiltdon teaoi.ab!o terms. DR. SPiNiMEY Trcata all Chronic nm! Sprlal Clcrscs TXr110 MAY r.U MTFFEIJIXR IROM I the i fftcts. ofyruibfal follies or indi crclion, will do well to av.iil thctni'liM d this, the gre.ite-t lioon ev.-r laid at Ihf a'tu of mtTerins humanity. I)S. fplNNKY will Saanntce to forfeit Sj'lO for every cue of Seminal weakuc or private dieiw. of nn kind or character which he nudetttkes and fails to cure. MlDDT.C-AG-'ED'ilinN". There ate many nt the ai of thirly tu sivty who ai Irmili'rd with too frtoi-ni ev aciatiou of the hladdi-r, nff-u accoiiipiniecl by a slight tmirtiui? or Imruii'j: senrjtiun. and a weakening of the 'y-'lein in a ainnner thepatieiit cannot account Tor. On ex-vn n ins the urinary deposits t. rnp7 sid.mi'iit w;il often be fnut.d ai d sor-H-time unall pirticlcs of alh'itnen will appear, or the color5will liof a thin milUi'h hue, again chiiiging lo a dark and torpid appearance There are'nuny men who die of 1'iis diln cnlty ignorant of (he cane which U the i-c-ond stage of seminal m-aiini'rs Die. S. will (ni.-iaiitcv a p-fjc' c.j" mi mi sucn cates. and a healthy restoration of the. geuito-uri-nary organs. OVfic III nr.s 10 to 4 nnd C to 8 Sun days froni. 10 to 12a. tt Co'iiillatior. free 'vr-iorouyh ciaaiinations and advice, J5.' Call or nddres., DR. SPINNEY .tro. No 11 Kearney St. San Frauciso. THE S'TAT IiWESIMEiVF & IKSUIUSOB COMPANY, ' OF SAN FRANCISCO. PIRE AND MARINE. INCORPORATED, 1871. Established iu Oregon, IS7-1. CASH ASSETS - 8300,000 OrFICEltS: A. J. BRYANT PRESIDENT R.-D. IVERS...VICE PRESIDENT C. H. CUSHING. . . . -.SECRETARY A, P. HOTALING- & GO. 4o L rant Street, Portland. Gcn'l Agents for Orpjon nnil Wn.'liington. J. NDNAN, Local Ajent. EAGLEBREWERY. .JOSEKII "WETTERER, Proprietor Orcsosi'St.,Jnci(SouviIIe. 1? IIB 11ESTOF LAGER BEEU AtWATS KFAT on liauit nail rudjr for sulo hj tUe ke; or gis S1 ' TO KAHIJ5K EROS AND BUI" YOPJfs. .VJ. MlfatSclireu, FI mi KID 8L0VE& HAT L'j-a-Ljut v.ia'j' u ih.vjtu. ti uLir-Ljrmszrrrmivzxm fRANCO -AMERICAN 5! HOTEL & RESTAGBAST axd crxnuM. stage house, Oiiosite'odd Fellows' Hall, .JACIISONVIM..E .OltKOdiV. MADAME HOLT, Proprietress. Trt.wrxrr.s asw i.i-sipknt wumirr.s will find the moot eipifrtiiblelil:li'K' t tSiit bono to bo n.et withai.y'fcbi-ru in Ini-i part oflLe State. The llcds n:ul licfStling Will nlwarf be fimml of f.rt-Iim chtracter ail krft in a neat anJcK.in ccnJUioo, while Tlso Itoo:i3 arenewly fiirniheil and will ftlvavsbefcpt in neat sud limie lite riin.litiuu. A pl-ntlltil Mipjilj of thi t est or cri ry thing the cinrket affords will be Sireail on &3k HCr Table. Iter bon.p wilt Iw i'pt opn all nlaht. unit "StJCAUF i L I S" can be oblaintd "ut nny h.ur of the dny or ii'gUt. OYSTKRS rRKPARKI) IV KVKUY STYLE. n1 Innrlip tnl-fliml at nny tftno. Ftftf pn irvntnl t'llieiji m.o umv Ik out Intert nipht cin ! wovAfinta gixnl fire, bot mcaTaaii't giKtl btU nt Xhir fconp, NrttnnMo tlMe frjvtrrtl tmlpuprTt tlir pTtrrtnp" of the trnellir im well tu the puriuaueut coaiino uity. Give nit. n c.ll. l. s. p. aiAit&n, a. r. Qtnuns. j. a. buek. L'IBCHAcTIOS TZT&'siT'xra WILL X J-il iii.1l J.J.i Ji AND rURNITlTRE. SASir. BLINDS DOOliS AND MOULD ING T??ABari o a msiitfii a GRANITE ST, ASHLAND OGN. All khiil,s of Planing, Moulding, Turn ing Circular and Scroll Sawing. Fiu'iiiiurQ tvi(l Oyjunncn tal'Cavviiigs'ElcrTona to Order. FnmiiUre, Sash, Rlinds,. Doors and Moulding constantly on hand and made to order. WK WILT. CONTRACT TO DK- s'en and erect all kinds nl buitiling Whei tl-sitiihle to thnse employ 'njr u, we will fun.i'h nil the imlcrial req-iirnl fur the construction of any buildio; rrmly fur occu pancy. MAKSH&CO. UNION LIVERY SALE AUDlAEXG IfANGE Corner 4t!s and California Sts JACKSONVILLE, OU300N. J. A. CARDWELL PROPRIrlTOK. Tiik pr.oritiirron ins fullrrrlinllt En.l rrfiltH tliU well known ctaliliiiinent, ami lim -iitilp pxlenivr and o'mrort&Mo nlli- tions tlicrclo. 1 hate the very tnt litirr tuicsle. ami lirery tnrnoutsof all kinil.. JIj stock of ro.u! ten cunt.ot bo exce.Ieil in th State. Horses Boartleil On reasonaMo term, anlthebet of care and atten tion lHrttowetl uiwn them while under in j charg Also Horses Bought and Sold. T am natiftfiiMl that T ran frirn nll.fvtlon Anil tnirantro the aarae. With this Iniiircjaioa I 10 bwitaUoaiu BOlicitlng patrunaga -80.000 SMITH'S OROAHS NOt-1 -USE IN ffl -.5-al-l JfeAn - Arc now TAKING THE LEAD OVER ALL OTHERS rilliancy, Sw'cetness of, Tone, NOTICE, Yon can Say a FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN CHEAPER Of me than ANY OTHEH DEALER in tho business, because I holl at 1 WHOLESA LE PIUCES J70R CASH, , ami at a migut mtvancc vruero sout on t , - t . 1 1 I EASYINSTAI.LJIENTS. Agents ami PianO TramiW who make LARGE PROFITS are rctuie&titl to open their batteries UPON M E or my INSTRU MENTS at once. Tho public will soon ascertain it is to THEIR AD-, VANTARTCtn "ivo tne n. call ami iintl that MY PIANOS AND OR- GANS WILL WEAR AS WELL, keep in tune as loner, ami SAVE MONEY FOR THE PURCHASER. Don't be fooled or humbugged by any- thing you hear. "Talk is cheap'' (usually.) The man or woman who is ; talked into paying exorbitant prices, I pays very ('.ear. lilist' Ui' iilSl''l',K ENCE3 GIVEN AND SATISFAC TION GUARANTEED. JSTSend for special infor .nation to JAS. S. SM1TU, 0:,2)3tt05Dtj.'OXTHT, San Francisco. r BEWARE of Oimil.trs fi'm iiisirumerls. onul are uitireiy ti.einieieieJ. AUuiess liHSlDEKCK ' 1709 Stockton St. i. b. IL M.M.lA MB) m wfflUESdi IS JIANUFACTURED RY RACINE, WiS. WE 3IAKE EVERY VARIETY OV w ;n urii And hy contiuinj; our?i:lvcs ft:ictly lo BEST OF WORKMEEy Uciug nothing hut FIItST-'CMSS niPIWYEJ) AUcmXEnVninl Ihr - -- - - --f And by a THOROUGH KN'O'iVLEDGE of the huinci, wchavc justly tarucd llu rvpnfa .. lion of cjaKiuir "THE BEST VTe ire Ihe following We Hereby Warran he fiii niios. p-Arliuilur uiiilufKf J mutiTial, and that iron win mir u-ay c.iouiu nny urtiiKft;e occur Wllliin (UiC)Cttr IiiiiiiHimiI rt-avjii or ilcH-ctivr nali-tml or workm.infhip. n'p.iirF f ir tin; f.iiii will be furnMl pltci- of.tlc. freer cimrge.or tue price p-uu tu caeu uy ip iiuauastr pruuucinj; UVlOUlICt. "Bncine, Wis., Jan, 1st, 1S79, hnonintr v can Mtit yon. we Ptiits Send for Price and I'Al'LU to rA.tJkj.jJ.i.xjjnAli. ijuA-j'-Ai'jaarHWL'ij.'j:1 Ajwjii.w.u'-i.'iv.ajaiBTs OltAY's Sl'KCIFIU fll ErilCIXK. TRADE MARK, "THE TRADE MARK. C3 ORPAT t& "?i ENCLISH r-8l v. an unliilnng cure lor tiptr m a t nrrh c a, seminal tp.k- s?s--sr-f IJaforo TaMag r.esi. lltlpo- Aftrr Tnl-;-,r. ---. "" 'Uy.. tency, ann an iu!'acs Hint loilow n a se rpfiice of S"lf-ubuPr in loss of Munorr UoivcrMl T.n?.snude. Pain in the Bich Dimness of Vision, I'rrmatnrc Old Af and many oilier t)icaLS that lead to Iii'.in ity or Coniumpiiun aud a l'rcuuturi Grave. fyFull pirttcnlan in our pimphlct. which e disire trt send free by mail to every one- E- The Specific Medicine is sold lijr nil druggists nt SI per package, or s'x patkages fur S,"i, or will be sent free b mail on receipt of the mnney by addressing Tlir. KAY MEBJCnn CO., No. 10 Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich. EgUSild in Jacksonville-by all druggists and by all wholc3ale and retail druggists everywhere. JL carefully rr'jurtuot KAI1LU; EUOS. I jj& UCflOK ja g,a for Durability ami General Fi SMIMI'S PIAKOU & OltGASS. In onltir to introduce TIIESIvl MAGNIFICENT PIANOS on this Coast, I havo i.ut tho prices MUCIN LOWER thaVi other FIRST-CLASS MAKERS, and ns I do not urono.'e to t . . linnet- iiav jiiruin.s, 1 who iPiicitiiiv px tort , ofits f ,, consumed I j cxilcct to bo sevcn-ly ItantUetl by buclr persons in tho Piano busint s. Tlie materials usetl in their con struction aro of the YEIIY BEST Ici,M, ami tho wooil thofoui;lilv M-a- . soiieil. Thev aro subhtantiallv made. DURABILITY, TONE ami the power of MAINTAINING TlTNJJ LONG ER than auW other piano made. are the ehaVActcrihUus of these lustru-l meats. liie frreatest irmsihl attention ill . given to their tone and toYicli, and have no hesitancy in ofte-in ' tlirni tho public as l-TRST-CL Srf I'l A in every respect, and warrants stand 111 any climate. Ii'vnls w'10 are j'almn il my success nnd nrj for reply, and s.e what those tav ul uia win JAS. G. SMITH, 201, 203 203 Dupont St., S, V. C3JJHJJl-n-JXft'UT " TK mm wag: t ;rj lie mm wagohsj mu oUiHiU one class of work; liy imploylng uuiii: hut the T'R If ) " ,' F.ST f) F S F. T. Ft !TK ") T T 1 li F IP --. -. j. jjj. s . j. j. j. rg js jt j. i WAGON ON WHEEL! warranty with each tvnpon: Wfj(iN No totwwdl mnVinl Ihe striiv;lh of the fame i. fiifffcient ofsiiil r-uiirs'. ii p-r ni-nt'd prti' i . a Sample of tlis broken or uefiCHvc pa lv?n. Z', I FISH BROS & CO J t i.VO. U. liflllllN". J to pol.cit p'ltronngn rrom titry fiction nt the Unilril d Terms, and for a copy tf our AOKIOULTLTlAl FISH BROS & CO.. MCI1. WIS. 4fS X SVw $: S3 Mi i? CnSV. A. '.vi . .r rii-- ?. s iillontcijrtt rtti. - Aiul J&d,sonvilIc, urcgoir. GlBDS'fc STEAKS will attend Mo an LUilueaa in. rortlaud. MK JLWJ bm Csr. Tfffr ai.fcia
