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I 'A'HE OREGON SENLUNEL JACKdOnTVtl.t.lG t "Wednesday July 7, 1880. FOR PRESIDENT, JAS. A. GARFIELD. . Of Ohio- FOR YICE PRESIDENT, CHESTER A. ARTHUR- Of New York. P-1ESK5ENTIAL ELECTORS, GEO. B. CURUY, of Grant E. L. rnrGATE.eifLinn. C. B.WTON.ofLnkc ARTHI'R AMJ.THi: ITsTHM HOI St. The Democratic press aiiil Democrat ie politicians are harping upon the fac that the Republican nominee for Vic President was removed from olBco bv President Hayes and the impression is sought to be conveyed that the. re moval was on account ofthe corrupt administration of his office. This is av unfair anil ungenerous as it is untrue. Mr. Arthur was removed simply and nolely because he emphatically refused to obey President Hayes's celebrated civil service Order No. 1, which for badeanv officer of the government from taking part hi tolitics. Mr. Arthui took the position that he had a per feet right to engage in politic, so lon as he did not thereby neglect the prop er discharge, of the duties of his officf. The President, just at that time, was riding his civil service hobb, am' wnen Mr. Arthur refused to obey lii order; he removed him. Mr. Cornell, the present Governor of New York, was removed from offir-e af the same time And for the samo reason; yel. when he was a candidate for Oovernoi last year, the President wrote a Iett urging Republicans to support him There was no charge of corruptioi against either Cornell or Arthur, am' the President now supports Arthur for Vice President. The ''Christian Standard," published at Cincinnati, has the following in re gard to Gen. Garfield: "On account, we presume, of our known long acquaintance with the can didate of the Republican party for the Presidency, and the personal friend ship existing between us, we are al ready besieged with questiojMouch ing every xumor iiutjjiciiMby sn5uttu?rM5Sonents to his iii&r." Ours i not a political paper, and we have nothing to say, in these columns, touching the party issues between Re publicans and Democrats. But as touching the character of James A. Garfield as an honest man, a.C'hristiai gentleman, an upright, loyal and faith ful citizen, and a statesman of great ability, of high integrity, and of pure morals, we are. free to say, as the re suit of a long and iutinia'e personal acquaintance, that we have in him, and have always had, unbounded conli deuce a confidence that never trem bled for a moment. In a letter receiv ed'from Bro. F. D. Power, for mam years our preacher in Washington, and who has occasion to know him well, he says of General Gartie d. 'He is a good, pure man, and we love him. Let this suffice. Wo hope the Demo crats will give us a candidate equal able and worthy, and that' the cam paign will be conducted with refer ence to principles rather than persons, and be five from personal warfare." 'TnE Celebration. The anniversary of IndeM-iidetice Day occurring thic year on Sunday, the occasion was cele brated in Jacksonville on Monday th 5th of July. The selection of tin ground, preparing programme and ar ranging the detail of the celebration, devolved upon the members of the Aureliau Literarv Society, who did everything in their power to make i a success. At an early hour people could be seen streaming into town from every direction and by eleven o'clock not less than a thousand had assent bled at Beekuian and Linn's paik. The dav was excessively hot. the thermo meter ranging from 96 to 102 deg. ii the shade. The deep dust in the rraitl leadiii7 from own to the Park, made going and coming disagreeable ia the extreme. Tim constant movement ol -vehicles, teams and horsemen over the mellow ground leading to the .Turk made this state of things unavoidable. The Park itself proved to be a very hot place, the many booths on one side and underbrush on this other cnrctuaiiy keeping out the ventilation. The lit erary exercises of the dav were carried out according to published programme and were in .har"e of Mantual Urosby. The oration by Mr. Autenrieth and the soul-sterring music by the Jacksonville Brass Band were the main features of the dav loth were cood, and were listened to by a delighted and enthusi astic audience. Barring the great heat and the dust, elements over which the committee of arrangement had no con trol the day passed off pleasantly and without acident. The heroic deeds of the revolutionary fathers and the bril liant achievements of the nation under the flag of our common country, seem ed to kindle a new spirit of patriotism in the hearts of the people of Jackson county, Memorial Service Rev. D. A. Crowell will Jiold a memorial f-ervico at Grant's Pass on next Sunday the 11th at 1 1 o'clock, A. m., for the late Mrs. R-.il. Mench. All are invited to attend. Lost. A pocket hook, containing letters addressed to Dr. C. H. Cox, Phoenix, wax lost somewhere between this place and Rock Point on the 4th inst. -The finder ill please return to this office. Apoloqt. Owing to a rush of job work and the desire on the part of the employes of this office to celebrate the Fourth only a half sheet of the Sentin el is published this week. As this is iIih first time it has appeared in that form we trust our patrons will excuse us. Notice. Sheriff Bybee hereby gives notice to all delinquent tax payers that milenge will be charged from this dtite. Jj Byliee. sa' 8 he has leen as lenient us posiihle but can wait no longer. Those failing to settle soon will find heir names in the delinquent tax li-t to be published shortly. Quick Work. J. C. McCully re ceived bin appointment as Census Euu merator for Chimney Ro.-k precinct on the 27th ult. and completed the work of taking the census in that lo cality in fotfr daw. Parlies knowing he countrv in which the work was located coubiiler this quick work. Fire. Last Monday about four o'clock p. m., while the family was ab--ent from home, the residence of Jos. Faith, who lives on the Desert, caught rire and was burned to the .round proving a total lotJi. The building was owned fv Mrs. Hattie Mitchell f Ashhind. Thecause of the fire is unknown. Judicial Terms. The newly elected Supteme Judges met at Salem last Pui-Kday and were sworn in. In draw ing for the eng h of time each Judge as tc serve, Waldo proved tho luck man by g-tting the six year term. Watson the four year term and Lord the short term of two years. Ihe latter .was elected Chief Justice. Drowned. A private letter receiv ed from LinKville states that Oeorge Gilbert, a stock man of Little Shasta. was drowned on the third inst. while crossing Lost River. It beems that he vas fording the strpum and when about in the middle his horse, became unrul.v and threw him off. His lody was re covered on the following day and an inquest held. Cutting Scrape. John Calhoun ind C. H. Williams got into an alter cation tit the residence of the hitter on Monday last resulting in the latter re ceiving a knite wound m tne sine. Culhouu had an examination before Justice -Iflffer on Monday last and was Iwunjl over to Appear liemrn-trn-uext Graiid Jury,j:iing bonds in, tin iurn of 200. WiTthims' injuries are nut serious. Resigned. Appointed. Deputy Sheriff Seybert having concluded to go into other business Sheriff Bybee has appointed Milo Caton as his sue cesser as chief deputy. The appoint ment is an excellent one and one that will give general satisfaction. Mr. Seybert has held the office of DepuU hit Ihe past four years during two administrations and during that time has proved himself an hones, efficient aid painstaking offer, and he will be ms.seil by many who have business with that office. TnE Ball. The Fourth, of Jul lull given by Madame Holt at her new hall proved a grand buccess as. wa generally expected. Something ovei of tickets were sold and dancing was continued "till daylight in the mor ning." Excel.ent iiiumc was furnished by Prof. Scott and George Brown with Pat Dunegiin as pianist. The supper nrei-aied bv Madam Holt was the finest we have seen for some time and was so pronounced by all present. Al hough a larger attendance was look ed for a sufficient number were present to fill the large hall, und an excellent ime had by all pr-tr. Commissioner's Couur. I'ne follow-i-ig are the proceedings of the regular June lerm: C. H. Pickens was appointed road supervisor of District No. 14, yice A. C. Stanley, resigned Two hundred dollars was appropria ted for the improvement of the Link ville road. A warrant was ordered drawn in favor of Thomas G. Re.unes for the sum of 433 to be applied on the ex pense f the survey of the Cioscent City wagon mail, that leing one third of the whole cost of the survey. Population of Jackson Countv. The census just taken shows Jackson count' to have a total population of H00G. or an increase since 1870 of 3,415 s'ouk In 1870. when Lake county formed part of Jackson, the population of tho undivided count was 4,778. Hi this count were included G36 Clrnamen, who the preseut count shows to have decreased fully one-hatf since 1870. Enumeration District No. SO, embracing .Big Butte, Little Butte and Flounce Rock, has 882 people; Dis. No. 51, embracing ih town of Jacksonville with 838 and Jackson ville precinct with 625, total 1.4G3: District No. 52, embracing Manscanitn, Willow Springs. RiK-k Point and Table Rock 1.C99; Dis. No. 53, embracing Ster insrville, Union Town, Applegate and Foot's Creek, 1.058 : Dis. No. 54, embracing Grant's Pass,Pleasant Creek and Wand, 584; Dis. No. 55. embrac ing; Tiden. Ashland and Chimney Rock, 2.498 ; total population of Jackson countv 8,193. The best Japanese tea 75c 50c and 35c per pound at tho New York Store.J LeOAL ITEMS. Call at Dillon's and cool off. Vote for Garfield and Arthur. Dress goods 121 cents at the New York Store. " Banner Lodge No. 23 elects officers next Friday evening. If you want fancy goods bunting, grenadine go to the New, York Store. Wm. M. Turner started for the Lake country last week to be gone sev eral days. W. J. Plymale has returned' from Portlandwhere he purchased some new bugjigr Rev. Father Blanchet will hold ser vices at the Catholic church at Eagle Point on Sunday next. Dick Ish and Ed Caton have pur chased Manning it Webb's livery sta ble in ibis place. Patronize th-m. Oregonian Pocahontas Tribe of Red Men installs etticers n-xt Tuesday eve ning. A full attendance is desired. Simpson it Wise have received their new J. I. Case thresher and are now at the service of Jackson county grangers. Dr. M. Vrooman has located at Linkvilln where he will enter into the practice of his profession. "We wish him .succe.is. In "the half hour go as vou please race at Be-kman it Linn's park on the Fourth Robt Moore cabin out first (test iieat ing the rest of the contestants six laps. Wm Worlow has sold his interest in the Antelope saw mill to his broth er Jacob who will hereafter continue the b'tsiness alone. The former will ocate here. The new officers for Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, J. O. O. F., will he in--tulled iiy D. D. G. M. Helman next Saturday evening. A full attendance is requested. John Fraley of Ashland proposes -.oon taking a trip to Holt countv, Missouri, the residence, of the late Felix Fralev, deceased. He intends to lie gone all Summer. Prof. H. C. Fleming will hold ser vices at Ea'Je Point on Suiulav next mil Elder M. Peterson will officiate at Central Point on the same dav. Set vi'es at 1 1 o'clock a. m. at each place. Jesse Tilus, who has been an invalid for a number of years, was last week r moved from the county hospital n the residence of Fred Luy. His con- lition remains about the same all tit cmie. Corlies Merritt, of the "Tidings," John and Cal Eubanks, Walter Phil- tips, Ham Ulutwooil, U. K. and Ulu Myerand a number-of, other Ahhland tea attended the cekb ation here oi he 5th. Over 70 tickets" were sold at the bah ;lven iyktlfe Ormefiros.iiE Fouf'scrcriH mi the Fourth and some forty odd tick ets were disposed of at Mart Hurst's oi the same evening. An excellent time is reported at both places. Chas. K. Klum will in a few days remove his stock of saddles and hames. fr m his present location iu Ashland to his own. building on the opposite side of the street. He will continue offering bargains in his line. If Beekman t Linn's park had roads eadingto it free of dust, larger1 ttee o furnish some shade, and a coin .Mountain spring at which patterns ould quench their thirst, it would be he most delightful pic nic ground 'Xtaut. 'Hon. E. B. Watson nnd Capt H. Kelly started for the Willamette on ast Friday's stage. The former goes to take his position as one of the tiu pieine Judges of this Statu and the uttfr to attend to interests he has in that Kcality. The statement that Madame Holt had reduced the prices of meals at the franco American to tweiiiy-Hve cents Is a mistake. A lunch can lie had at .nv time for that sum but the price ol egular meals will remain at the old dgure 50 cents. "Rev. M. A. Williams will preach in he M. R Church, on next Salil.atli iiioiiiing, at 11 o'clock; on which oc .-asiou communion services will 'v held aud a collection taken up for mis. Monary iurioses. Preaching alto on Saturday morning previous at the same hour. A musical entertainmput was given tt the M. E. Chuich lost Thui-silay -veiling by Frof. L. L. Uogern, lpv. J. S. McCain, W. H. Goie, Mrs. Rogfrp, Miss Lou Willits and Miss E.lu Svo.t. Thoe in attendance pro nounce it crm of tho best entertain ments of the kind ever given here. Says the "Tidings:" Mrs.S. E. Price, who with Mrs. Meeker and daughter -a held in captivity for a time by the Uie Indians ufter tho massacre at White River agency, arrived in Ash land Tuesday nibrning; having come wiih her two litt e children to live with her ia'liT, Archibald Parke-. Her huhand, it will .be remembered,- was one of the victims of the massacre. A bill has assed both houses of Con-;re.-s and been r.tproved by thp Presi dent granting her an auuuit from the jovei-nnient for the support of herself and her children. J. S. Howard, the engineer in eharge of the survey of the Crescent City wagon road, returned from Cres cent City on last night's stage. The woik of surveying has been completed and Mr. Howard reports on easy gradf passable for the- entire route. He es timatfs the cost of construction at 340,000, and has the assurance of Crescent City and San Francisco capi talists that they will make good the amount required besides that already subscribed. Onlv aliout two months will be required in the cegttruction of the road. New Officers. The new officers elected at the last county election took their resjiective positions on Monday last. With the eyceptiou of the Cir cuit Judge, County Judge, Sheriff and School Sujierintendentall are new men. For the. DUtrict Attorneyship T. B. Kent succeeds J. R. Neil; for the Sheriffalty Win. Bybee succeeds him self, while the duties bf County Clerk will le atteuded to by Henry Klip!. The next term of Commissioners Court will be held by Messrs. Ccok and Al ford, who are the successors of Messrs Anderson and Magruder. Thos. E. Nichols will make the ass)ismeuts and Henry Pape guard the, treasury. The County Judgeship will le filled by S. J. Day for four years longer; tho offii-e of School Superintendent by James P. Fountain and Coroner Schutz will at tend to all calls for holding an inquest Buy no sewing machine upon the rec commendation of agents, or other inter ested parties. Examine foryourself and let common sense guide you in your se lection, always remembering that the best is the cheapest. Many thousands oi persons have purchased inferior ma ehines, used them a month or twa, and then traded them offat one-fourth their cost, simply becjios'e they did not stand the test when in "practical use That old reliable machine, the Singer, has stood the test for thirty-five years, and has never been found wanting when called upon to do any kind of work. The people appreciate this machine, having purchased over 3,000,000 ,p! them, and the. sales of the Singer coin pany exceed those of all other com panies combined. Last year's sale were over 431, OuO. D. H. FeAthers, Agent, JacksVmville, Or. a Y. 51. L. & R. R. A. The second regular electii.n of the Young Men's Library and Reading lloonn As.socia lion took place on the second of July, mil resulted in .the choice of the follow ing gentlemen: President, Chas. Prim: Vice-President, Wm. L. Bilger; Secie tary, Rolert A. Miller; Trea-surer, Jas. R. Little; Board of Directors, Georgt S. Howanl, David W. Crosby, ai.d Win. Meusor. The offices ox'Sargeant a arms and Janito' in to be filled at suite future meeting; of the societ1. NEW ADYERTISEAIENTS. ja: land Cfnccat Hosctmrz. Ten. I June 30, 1CC0. j To All TTlioni It mny Concern: .Notice t hereby KMcn that I have Ucst; inleil IheOICI.UO.N sKJSTIM.L ajlhe ii-po .in vtIiIjIi I shall bcreartor paullah nil pre eaiptl -in, Lomrstrnil nnd application r.r mining patent for lnnils lying neni Jackson-Title. Jackson cmity, Oregon. W. V. ll..ll!m, Kcct cr. Notice. Lact Office at IIosebcho, Oon. ) July 1st. i&jO. f .Notice is hcrclir given that the follow .ng named ""Vtuir4 iNis tiled notice or hie 'mention 10 maWe. final proof in support if his claim, und( secure hnal entry lhcrw.1 m Saturday, the 7th day of August. 18S0, icforc the Judge oK.'lerk of the Court ! Josc'phtne county. Oregon, viz: P.R. Pratt,' nomusicau application, xso. ZfiW, lor the tl-4 of N . 14, N Wi-4 of A'iil-4 and lots I, 2 aud 3, and names the following as his fitnesses, viz: Wni. Newman, Wm. X. blunders and G. S. Mathrwson, ot Alt louse, and Wm. Sawyer, of Ketbyville, all f Josephine county. Oregon. Wji. F. Benjauin, Register. WALL'O HCUSi. I A"M NOW PREPARED TO FUR msh meals at the Waldo House at a cts each. Iloises to hay over night, 2o :ts Water in the barn. House lower end if 'own. Poslofllce in the house. 20tf W.J. WIMER. uuuavijttiraiL'ji Uardwsrr, CttUtr- FHMnr" Tackle, rowdrr. Lead, dc, Ac Jno. Miller, Propr. JACKSONVILLE, OGX. To Teamsters. The undersigned has plenty of baled hay and oats and free stabling at the Centennial bridge at Rogue river. This is on the stage road between Jack sonville nud Eoseburg. Give me a call and I will treat you well. " Tuos. Ciiavjieu. Cattle for Sale. One hundred head of Short Horn Durham cattle for sale. For irticu- lars enquire at the Chavner ran-h at the. Ceutemiial britlge on Rogue River. Tuos. Chavneh. ROSEBUD HOTEL!' M A. OANAN - Propr This hofel, on the corner of Oak and Rese streets, opposite Wright & Carton's -table, has recently had a good and com fortable addition, which makes it second to no hotel in the city, and furnished with double or single rooms. Families will find it to their comfort to give us a 'call. A GOOD FIHE-rilOOF SAFE FOn VALUABLE Meals. S5c Board and Lodging per week f 5 Roseburg, Ogn.May 31, 1880, Cut nails, -wrought nails, clout nails, lath nai's, finishing na Is, fencing nails, horso nailc, and iron .nd steel horse shoes at John Miller'i t 1 The best carpenter's, wpgon maker aud blacksm" .h's tools at J. Miller's. Suits, worth S15 for 9, at the New York store. 1 Three undershirts for SI, New York store. at the Cotton batting, 27cta per.-p'ound, at the New York store. K.KUJBLI, lldd Fellow's Building JackiPQTillc, DEALER AND WORKER IN UN, SHEET IRON, COFFEE, LEAD Pumps, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS ST00K.OF STOVES HARDWARE, TINWARE. POWDER OF EVERT DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, W0DFN&, WILLOW WARE. ROPE. NAILS, Paints. Oils, Varnlsli, Glw CUTLERY, WIRE, Shot, Srnshes, Chains, Host ETC., ETC. . I have cecured Hie. ervicry of a flrc t-cla-Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repuii g promptly and In superior stjle. p CONNECTION VITH THE AnOVl I I nm recfiriicntnl have rimHgntly hand a full and flrst-clae) stock of GROCERIES DUY-GOODS, GUM HOOTS, TOBACCO READY MADIC CLOTHING, GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, -. JEverjthbgsold at returnable rate. . K. KUBLI r-.nVihri!ff. March. S '878. JMOTIOB. Laxd OrFicE at RosEBtmo, ) Oiieoox, June 22, 18ti0. f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI the follow ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to mike fihsl proo. in support of his ciaim, and secure final entry thereof on the 24th day of July, 1880 before the Judge or Clerk ot" the court ol Jackson county, Oregon, viz: Miles S Wakemnn. homestead application No.2AV. for the E U of NE 1-4 ol Sec 33 and W k of N W 1-4 Sic 34, T 34, S or U 4-West an. names the following as his witnesses, viz. Charles Williams, Jacob Evans, w. p Hillis and A. K. Williams all of Woid ville. Jackson county, Oregon. W. F. Benjamin, Register. NOTICE. Lasd Office, KosEBCKo.Oojt., I 3Iiy3 81,1880. , f Notice is hereby given that the follow-insr-named settler has filed notice of l.i intention to make a final proof in support of Ids claim, and secure final entry thercot on the 15th d iv of July. 1880 at the Land Office in Ro.-eburg Oregon W P Stc- phens Pre-emption Declaratory Statement jno. a,;xKS tor tne jn , ot a , sec. a T 39 S, R 5 w , and names the lollowing as his witnesses, viz : 31. Akcrs, J O McGce, John Howell, and John u timer all of Applegate, Josephine coun ty, Oregon. W F. BesjamIK Register. Milling Property far' Sale. The undersigned offers for sale all his interest in a valuable mining property on Foots' Creek. The property tinbraces 200 acres of patented land and the exclusive right to a good water privilege, ditches &c. Apply for information and lerm to N. Fisher or al my residence t n 'Farmers Flat. Fred Otten. Jacksonville June JCth 1880. 4t Hides Wanted. The undersigned will pay the Jiighest cash price for Heef Hides and will pay from 15 to2C cents for Deer Skins. To lie delivered at Nick Fickc's Butcher Shop in Jacksonville. NICK FICKE. PAT McMAHON. Hides Wanted, THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAT I from 15 to 30 cents per Dound for Deer Skins and will also give tho highest Cash price for Beef Hides. To be delivered al my shop in Jacksonville. JOHN ORTH. SETTLE tP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT all debts due the estate of Daniel Hop kins (deceased) must be settled immediate ly. This is the final call. and costs will be saved by attending to it at once David L. Hopktxs. Jacks' kville, June 0, 1880. Warning. All persons are hereby warned not to trust my wife, Jane Orme, on my account, from this date, she having left my bed and board without just cause or provocation: as I will not pay any debts of ner con tracting. Alex Oeme. Foots Creek June 16th 1880. 4t ' Warning. All persons are warned not to trust my wife. Melinda C. Rose, on my account as I will not pay any debts of her contracting. O.E.ROSE. Jacksonville, June 16. J U D G E & NUNAN. MAKDF CIBEIRS AKD GENERAL DEALERS IN -KVEKT DESCRIPTION SIDDLEIT, HARNESS M SADDLERY HARDWARE. HAVING TnE FACILITIES AND SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE OF THE manufacturing of everything in our line, we are prepared to furnish on short notice, the very best of custom made work, which we make a specialty, and at the VERY LOWEST LIVING PRICES. "Repairing executed promptly and with satisfaction. We invite the people or Southern Oregon to examine our slock before sending their money away. Jacksonville, Oregon. May 3d, 1830. AGENCY FOR THE CE LEBRATED J. I. CASE . HEADER AKD IHRESHER. G. KAREWSKI - JACKSONVILLE: jrhese mach nei have taken the Icadin every State in the Union. Thiy have bee tried in Jackson county to the full satisfaction of cvciy purchaser. Also: on Land t WM. ANSON WOOD'S MOWERS, Which is equal to' the best made as regards durability and lightness of draught and can guarantee prompt rip iirs fur all of the above midlines. Also Ihe Agency for the best wagons on wheels ol the Fish los & o. mat uT cture of the following sizes: 3, $hi 3Ji and four inch thimble skein no and iron" aixle wagons, with arm and Clifoinian rack bed. Half spring democrat wagon, biggies; buck-boards, .ide spring wagons with and without t p. , I will undeksell and deal more l'aiily than any rnnncr and purchasers can uayo he advantage of examining goods before obligating themselves find will take all kinu3 if produce in exchange; call and convicc yourselves. G. KAREWSKI. AfcHLAKD KAhNttS tHOPj fta C. K. KLUM, 1UKUFACTCRER OF, ASD DEALEU IS Saddlery and Harness, ASHLAND, OREGON. EFP-s GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF IV gruMl in his lint ot trade. tadln. Menu' ami Boys Hpcrlalty. BUGGY flaildles, a TEAM, BUGGY AjYD PLOW HARNESS, WHIPS, ROBES, DUSTERS - 4-AND4-" ' HORSE BLANKETS. ALSO "WlSCUESTEIt RErEATINO RlFLES 'commonlv called Henry Rifles) of model of 1866, 1873. and 187C. Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. Wheat taken at the Highest Market Rates in Exchange for goods. UNION LIVERY SALE AND EXCHANGF tmrmr . heh-be, Corner 4th ami Cnlitnruin. Sr JACKSONVILLE, ORUOON. J. A. OARDWFLL PROPRIKTOir rTiiE pnorniETon ns I fullr rrl.nlll wul lull i.-io m tm rrflMrt 'M'jfiS'WjL mt. rtml lNrC7VJ& f..itl.lei..MI-Vr i' well knwn e-itub-Uhmi'ii -t:1m Tfii.(rft nfl'IcOTlf' lfc-n tlirftn. I 1iKTi th' Trrjr et lmrf, ItikI, nil'lwy tnrtiMitiflliiliiil. My ituckof ruiuN ttn auiiot 1 exc ll In tha Stato. Horses Koniiled On rMVnnMi prm. ndti tft ofwre nd n Hon bcitowed upon tb.m U1I un Ir mj churi All lloropo Hoiiclit nnd SoM. I am satisfied lhatlcangivc satisfaction and cnarantee the same. "With this im presston I have no hesitation in soliciting patronage. LUMBER, I UMBER THOMAS' SAW MILI AT -THE MEADOWS. TS NOWFULLY PREPARED TO FuR. X nish the market with every description ot lnmber of a suneriof nnalitv. Thiamin is new throughout and furnished with the latest anu most lmproveumaciimqry, there by ensuring the speedy fulfillment of all orders at most reasonable" prices. Bills sawed to order with dispatch. 3gGive me a trial and I will prove wuai x say, lur suiisiucuuii is cuaraniccu in every case. J t ssii a. i uo jUAa. Table Rock, September 3d, 1879. XKomn. IMlM.clK.srCaraF- JUDGE & KUNAN. i i uuiGE SALE? CBosins Out ATTUE- STew York Store, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF' Wt AT COST ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE. EL Mensor. JACICSOjYVILLE, jYOV. o. "Wholesale TJqHor House. The undersigned offers "Whiskey for sale in quantities to suit customers at $3 per gallon or i per. quart, at the Eacle Brew ery. Laqer Beer for sale and delivered at the usual price. Mks. J. Wetterkr. S 1 J