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1'HE ORKGON SENTINEL
JACKSON V tLLK i
"WIS5KDAT, JULY 14,1180.
. FOR PRESIDENT, '
JAS. A. GARFIELD,
Of Ohio-
FOR YICI PRESIDENT,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
OfHewTeVk.
MEllOENTIAL ELECTORS,
GEO. B.;CimRT, of Gnat.
. L. ATPI.EGATE,cfLlmi.
C.B.WATON.ofLake.
fSM m INKUM CattattBsTS.
TV days before tie Cincinnati nom
ination wen made the Cincinnati
DmoertU "Enquirer" said of En
cUak that ke s 'V rasa without
hlestiah aLhaa five stallions of doV
lest." Tie iartre to drawn frmn
&&&$ fert-. Jfe English
tofcTqKteiM&t6 entitle
k 6- ike "Vie Presidency. The
JKaaairer.. nrumeat Kid no douht
great -weight v?tk the delegates of the
convention that wR;tva,ied Mr. Eni;lih
tt w toU whether ft American
peefl trill look at that fcsntleman'a
ckisa is ttt light The fact O-m
ma eta go to Congress a jioor man ana
at the end of "four jean retire trout
Sea worth five millions of dollars we
apprvkew vill not weigh much in the
mi&d et tke ordinary American voter.
Nerdowe tkuik that Mr. English is
any better wan for being the President
at a National bank of Indianapolis.
Tfceharl may have its attractions in
Desweratk Conventions, but with tlo
great atass of American voters it cer
iakikylkajaot ctMn narrau.
The.Lakeview "Examiner says the
Kel of inhabitants filed with the conn
tycarkby the censvt ennmeratora
feet ap , a total popnlaion iu Lake
eoanty of 3 7 3. 3katT portion of tko
eoanty lying west ef Drew.-valley li-s
a population of 1378.' The district iu
whtehLakeview. it situated includes
Gases Lake. Lakeview and New Pine
areakTetagpreeiactis and-has a pop
alatien.fO05. -The northern district
iMMea the voting predBcta.of Crook
f 3i rSSs?'
(MITVT MIN
teres
untv vl
.. KT-..jr av.i??
r
vjw n,.,-.rtd ;7W "niiiLr.itlnu.
Ike eeaH of 1880 ahow the total pop
latioa of Jackson bounty to 'x 8,175.
Tke'tetal"ofI'Laltealdtd,"we have a
graad,4otaJ,f 11,958, or a gain in the
twVsevwties naee 187.0 of 7,180. This
isa. gratifying iaareaee,"and proves that
SMtkerja Oregon k gradually gaining
Tbe'Deaaeeratic party has for ten
years vehasaestly opjKwed the selection
ef Military President as contrary to
aaaad policy and. as dangerous to the
liberties of the people. To set up in
IsaaiswK as a fcoldier s party, is on the
face of it, aa abandonment of the car
dinal tenet of the party faith. Gen.
Hancock, its nominee for President,
has been a Bolder all his life. Educated
at West Point at' Government -expense
he has sever held any other than a
sutiiary position. He has for more
than 20 years been drawing pay of a
Major-General of the United States
Army. General Grant in speaking of
Goal: Hancock fye: "Hia military rec
ord.k good, lra( the record of the p&r
ty.which baa pat him in nomination is
fed
.The decoy dock game was attempted
by the Democracy- eight years ago,
when they tnet-to ride into jwwer on
the back of one of the oldest and mort
praseaacrd Ati61itibnBenblican lead
era. They failed. 4 The decoy dock
jpaaf ij0JtoJb$JLgua,MLi the party
has WjcrBjiied'flie baaic of a XTniea Geo
enler tkwt qiew. Tfaej will cer
taMy laiJfor the Aeaerican jteople
te stet eaagkt by decoy docks.
A Montreal distiatch to Chicago
says the GaaadianJ'acific Railway has
been par-chased by a company of Lon
doa bankers who contemplate an ex
tensive colonisation scheme in connec
tiasr -with the railway construction.
The company is worth $100,000,000
and expect to reach the Pacific coast
in British Columbia in three years.
The London "Telegrapb"in simulat
ing on the fnture of America believes
that the census of 1880 will show our
population to have increased to fifty
miTrionse'cially if the immigrants
sow pouring into the United States
are not omitted from 'the calculation.
Georgo Howard has been appointed
deputy City Marshal, to act in the ab
sence of" the "chief. The Aurelian is
ahead.
-The text of the new cityebarter of
aiiFra-ciTc Blls 33 -eclzaiu of thcJocrit5.rt,- This i 6 frank dm!8-
fChropics. ' aon hcj it net ti hfd it ieer,
1H MtHBLk'AS MMtslB:
Speaking ef the RrfaMieaH nominee
for President, Freak Leslie's Uithtrated
NewRjifiper (Ind.) of Jan! IStk ts&rftl
The nomination of General James A.
Oarttsld as the ftejmbHean eandtdate
for President afford another proof
that the pqie a stronger
than the politicians, It psntpattes, too,
if it doe not entirely avert, a disaster
which at one t'ne Mf-med to overtake
the party. Of General
Oavlleld, tununonedno unexpectedly to
the leadership, it can be eaid with en
tire truth that he represent the beet
impulses of the party. A Republican
all his life, his career hat never been
marked by that excessive partiftankhlp
which too often impairs the legitimate
influence of greatSniudn; indeed, hie
peculiarly judietal temper has wore than
once tatroyed him into attitudes which.
th party "whip? have condemned
but it in precisely this quality of inde
lndene which will niMt commend
him to popular contidenee. In Oon
greaa he always kjsjpt fully abreast of
public dpinionaa to all qa&tionit of na
tioual importance. ' Born poor, he huR
remained an, comparatively, amid all
the temptations of puplio life;OKe!Utting
in his early childhood only the dernier-
eat educational opportunist', he liaB
come, by his own efforts and tlieclest
study, to rank as the most kchnlary of
'.-if statesmen; he is, in a word, a self
made mac, in erery rwpect a typical
product of ourTrre insUtutinna.
Willhe be elect edl That vill izA
largely upon the action of the Demo
cratic Convention. It has a great oppor
tunity. It is possible for it to nom
inate a candidate who would command
success. It is also possible for it to re
ject a nominee who would bo more ob
jectionble than General Garfield to
the moral sense of the country, and to
place him uoon a platform still lets
satisfactory than that laid down at Chi
cago. The one overshadowing itsue is
that of the national finances and the
maintenance of the national faith.
Upon that question the Republicans
have, in the main, occupied no uncer
tain attitude. To them we owe the
policy of resumption, with all its ben.
efficient results, and the defeat of all the
perilous schemes for the debasement of
the currency and the unsettling of the
foundalias of thtt public credit. In
e in congress over this issue,
rfield has been foremost in
paper ronnny delusions
ja timefloarjshed so lux-
"tJftSsv'-hft exact fulfillment of the
nation's obligations to its creditors.
The facts developed by the Census
of 1880 has given rise to a great deal
jf unpleasant criticism on the part of
some St Louis journalists. They are
mad at the enumerators because those
officials did not find as many people as
were expected, nor even as many an
were found in the rival city of Chicago.
The fact that Chicago has 02,845 and
St Louis only 375,000, is too much
for the ardent St Louis editor, who
had educated himself in the belief that
St. Louis was the boss city of the
Mississippi valley. As the figures
now stan I St Louis sIiowb a &ain in
ten years of 64,936, whereas Chicago
rolls up an increase of 203,868, estalv
lishing the fact that it is the fourth
city iu the Union.
Supposing President Hayes, as com
mander in-chief of the army, should is
sue an order to Maj. Gen. Hancock,
commanding the Department of the
East, to see that the civil authorities
of the cities of New York and Brooklyn
should be sup(orted in their efforts to
prevent illegal voting and mobs at the
polls? To do so might cost him his
election, and to refuse might cost him
his coaituiftMon. They can thus we
the impo!ii7 of nominating a regular
army officer, who csnnofr serve his
country and his party at the same time.
Hancock is now one of Hsyex'-hlrelingo,
and if so order, must "trample ujkjb
the rights of freemen." Bat this is the
UKUal logical way that party has of
doing things.
The Portland "gUndard," preferring
carrion to wholesome food, devotre on
an average thre columns pr day in a
vain effort to besmirch tlis character
of Gen. Garfield, the Republican nffl
inee for President So far thu attacks
have fallen harmless at the fret of an
enlightened public, as the good citizen
of every party frown upon the vnlture
or jackal whoe onlv stock in trad? h
to attack pritatftand proiial charae.
ter without the most distant rrgerd fo
truth and veracity.
Hancock is to furnish the military
prestige to catch the votei of the North
while the brigadiers fnrnish the states
manship in the interest of the solid
South. That is dividing tht respond
bility but not the spoils.
The Dubuque, Iowa, "Herald" says
that "the nomination .of Baneeck will
give the people confidence in the Item'
A fL fAUfalH BMS
W have jusl FWlve4 frdm tbpah
khm, Mmn. Wdrren & Qa., ef 6td
eago, & eapy ef the gfilaFged and iiB
proved edition of Hill's Manual, a hand
somelv bound quarts veluuie, with ele
gant Illustrations asd plates, en fine
heavy pajter, making it uieehanlsally
one of the Inett speelmenB of hook
work. While aa & manuul it ii au
periorto any ether puhlieation we have
eeeu, and the varioui ehaptera treat ef
the following tubjeote, vili
PnmanKhlp, which iiprofuRlyilIui
trated, and aceorapauled with the inert
lithographic ooptee, with explicit dlreo
tion for eelfdnitruotioa and teaehln.
Also ru ea for the proper um of eapital
lettere and punctuation. That portion
of the book devoted to letter writing
embrace nearly S00 letters of oor
reepondeneeinproper language and form
including letters of buMlnees, intro
duction, apology, love, Ac. Wedding
and vMMng cards of different styles.
Notes of invitation to parties, dinners,
dec. Marriage stkiiversarleK, when cele
hrated, &c. A fall and complete trnaU
ise on etiquette, whioh will be ex
amined a ith interest Also a dictionary
of the language of flowers, arid Iwtter
yet, a dictionary of 11,000 synonymous
words to enable the writer to express
his ideas with ease and elegance. And
then follows commercials and legal
business forms, such as notes, bills,
orders, checks drafts, agreements, bonds
bills of sale, ic, with explanations,
rates of interest, limitations of actions,
and what property is exempt from Itivy
and execution in each State ami Ter
ritory, and other important matter of
like character. Also the proper forms
of resolutions, reports cf committees
and treasurers of societies, and parlia
mentary rules, &x, constituting in
themselves an outiro book. Then fol
low valuable statistical tables, choice
poems, etc.
But we stop here and request or
readers to examine the book for them
selves, when it is presented, as the pub
lishers will not allow it to be sold in
any other manner but by subscription,
and as Mr. Grable is now canvassing
our county for it, we bespeak for him a
favorable opportunity of presenting its
merits, and cordially recommend this
work to our readers, feeling confident
that no on will regret the money paid
for a copy, but will consider it one of
his very bext investments.
H. M. Thatcher gave us a "pop call"
MttMnndaV, ruming 'the following-
uay., no reports umes noansning in.
Lake with good prospects ahead. Stock
buyers have commenced coming in and
considerable stock will soon be taken
below.
Both the Lakeview papers announce
the arrival at that point of the senior
editor of this paper, who is now on a
'jamboree" in the "age brash coun
try." At this writing we are unadvis
ed as to the precise day of his return.
1 IM
Warauog,
All persons are warned not to trust my
wife. Belinda C. Rose, on my account as
I -will not pay any debts of her contracting.
O.E.ROSE.
Jacksonville, June 16.
WALDO HOUSE.
f AM NOW PREPARED TO FUR
1 msb meals at the Waldo House at
i5 cts each. Hones to hay over night, 25
cts. Water in the bam. House lower end
of town. Postofiice in the house.
26tf W.J.WIMER.
Cattle for Sal.
One hundred head of Short Horn
Durham cattle for sale. For particu
lars enquire at the Chavner raneh at
the Centennial bridge on Rogue River.
Thos. Chavsek.
ROSEBIHG HOTEL!
M .A. CAN AN, . Propr
This hotel, sa the comer of Oak aad
Rese streets, opposite Wright X'srisV
stable, hss recently had a good aad com
fortable sddltlra, which makes H secosd
to bo hotel in the city, aad furnished with
double or slug! room Families will
find it to their cosafort to give w a call.
A GOOD rBC-rjtOflf SATK TOR YAUU8UM
Mm1, , ,..,..,,Mo
Beard ad Lodglnpw week. .,.,..,. ,$6
BosfbaTg, OgB.May 31, ISgO,
KE'OPBNED!
JACOB MIYBR,
PIOUBSK WAtWW.MAKRII,
L8 BR8UMRI) nTJJINB8S AT
rl lbs iisofl (iflhs Istfiil. U Mftj
siiois prepsrH topjt'futssll work in ht
ltn wbh frmplsw sed dvpolrh soil s!
mj tmumm rslw All studs of win
p' fPfffllJt BepsiriBK a prillr
liend wmb and law fri?e gmmnlttil,
llirenrimTi, J.MBYKR,
0t nall, wroBBvgsHs, glgut riaijs,
lath n&ifp, finlsfilsf m fencing naijs,
Jierw nailf. smi irB veH tl l&rse
)m at 3 em UWWt
The bast earnMieF's. waenn fflalrar'a
--" - -- (rim' a oj ntBti i-i vs u
and blwksra m tls al J. UiWs,
M Pulls, wnrtkllfi fer f, t the ew
H.lUfHLl,
Ui Mltf! MiH JwbtfllUf,
DMALfcit AND WORKER IK
TIN.SHMTlftOK, COfPXX, LEAD
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT,
NAILS,
A FIMT-OLAHMTOCKOF 8T0VKS
HARDWARE, TINWARE.
POWDIR OF XTKRT OE80RIPTION
Fmt RRd ORM(
WODFNIlHLOWWARE.
opi;naiij,
Paints. Olii, Vtrnlsh, Glass
OUTLKRr, WISE,
Shot, SnwltM, OkaiHi, Boba
rro., etc.
I hT teratcMbe er!cei of t arat-clte-Uechsnlo,
and sat prepared to do all repair
Ing prosipUy sa la saperlor stylt.
fN CONNEOTION Vim TBB ABOVE
1 I am receWlna'snil bare rnnrtsatlT
trnnd a foil aad Crst-olsM stock of
GROCEKTES,
SKT-OOOOS, CX SOOTS, TOBiCCO
READY SIAOB CLOTHING,
GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, Ac.
JBVEverjt&tag so'4 at resiraable rates.
K. KUBLI
Jacksonville. Msrrt. t 1878.
REDHOUSETRADE UnlOll
or
SACRAMENTO, CAL.,
FiU Ordr by Mail, and
7xprM orFxs)ifht
at th nam
LO"W PRICES
AT WHICH THEY BELL OVER
THEIR COUNTER,
FOB CASH OJNLY
I
ZOVAXIO0, FAJUKKRfr
PROFE8lONAL MENU
Byj.whs foods are sold at
s rook arnzoaff
Why .ay ywrCadi to isall dsalers,
w)m ti art sold at lent;
rsvU prieea as! 60
.ejr (Mti
'' wrtfl.
St
we SELL for m 0AI,V
AS8Afl
3U7 ONE PRI6I,
BBftBFUB WH
4riAi imioi mv i
s srTx j bsOT ssBl xP3sSJ
J
bibV&sbK w
CTt assat a.t
JUDGE&NUNAN,
M IOFCTUEEBSAMD GltM', DEALERS IS
XV88T SWCKtfllOX Of
SADDLERY, H&RNESS AND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
mtBUfscturlng of evcrythlag In our line, wa Are prepared to furnish on short
notice, ths my best of custom msde work, which we maxe a specialty, ssd at the
VERY LOWEST
CSTRcpsIring executed promptly and with
neuuicra urcgun m czaciue our siocr ocioro
Jacksonville, Oregon. May 3d, 1330.
AGEHCY FOR THE CELEBRATED J. I. CASE
. HEADER ARD THRESHER.
6. KAREWSKI - JACKSONVILLE.
These machines bave taken the lcadln every State in the Union. They have bee
tried in Jackson county to the full satisfaction of every purchaser. Also: en hand t
WM. ANSOW WOOD'S MOWERS,
Which Is equal to the best made as regards durability and lightness of draught and
can guaranleo prompt repairs for all of the nbuve midlines. Alsc he Agency for the
best wagons on wheels ot the Fish i ros & o. raanuf icturo of the following sizes:
3. 8,, 3, 34 and four inch thimble tkein nli-o l; and & iron axle wagons, with
farm and CUlifornlan rack bed. Half spring democrat wagou. buggies, buck-boards,
side spring wagons with and without tops.
I will usDEnsEix and deal more fahly titan any runner and purchasers can bave
the advantage of examining goods before obligating themselves and will take all kinds
of produce in exchange; call and convice yourselves.
O. KAREWSEI.
ASHLAND HAKNt&S &H0Pi
C Es'k'LUM,
'saifr;?icrc6Eir or, ksvuzoxs s
Saddlery and Harness,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
KEFP A GENKRMi AS.-'ORTMEN'T OF
goodj in bis Hut of trade.
ladles', XeasMaad Bey saddlea, a
Specialty.
TEAM, BUGGY AJVD
PLOW HARNESS,
WHIPS,
ROBES,
DUSTERS
-rJUJU-r-
HORSE BLANKETS.
AL80-m.
WlSCHESTER RErEATISO RlFLES
(commonly cilled Henry Rifles) of
model of 1866, 1873. and 1876.
Pistols, Cartridgts, Etc.
.
Wheat taken at the Highest Market
Rates in Exchange for goods.
UNION LIVERY
SALEANDSi EXCHANGE
sm w joe muvBa
CerBer 4th and Calltnrnlft Sfo
JSCK80NTIM8, ft330H.
J. A. OAIIDWELL PROPniKTOU.
nni'15 mammon ns m-mm
I Mi irWIt ,it rfl'lri '"idFmA
wiiissitwB inhii.fcfM'it. yrwriT
iits itnti ii fHRiiSiriiWi iit'tt-yif W
l!im thereto, I l'fj fb; rjF mi hwu, wggijt
ssllmi?ra9!ii'firM, My itrt8f rwiti--t(FiHB&9lis
sits lea is Uii Ststr.
til F'HftoiMl rSliMdlliSl.Mf efftfs
ilss totgffts' gfs tkia ablli am!
efefs vA s'tsi
mjaui
IfftrSPI BHltt RHrl ?f)H,
I am smifid that I cab fif a gatiefeyt joa
ana gtiarSRiea tH sras- Willi tni? m
ftrnm I have w hesitsiieo la eeltottuie
usirorWEe-
UUMBIR, LUMBER
THOMAS' SAW lllhh
JatKt sns fflfwt iSHrflfW rMPliiiipry.ihe
IH HKTT MtfllSffHHS Hlltl I "rf!!?!! iTf
teefigBHflg ihe pfitif fiiiDllraeai efj
eHm fit
uon ryitBie ptjfees: m
awuiei
e5s6iva
fiftr sith disnateh.
u "iiUH"-Jf', ...
as a tnsi rbb.i wm
IFBff
whas 1 ssy, m sMsti9a is sws
."-. V...W 4.w t ... ...... .
tefj
T8 ?f8Wfyi4PI!fiPABfin T?yR-
Biih the iin?pt witli eypHtipspFintlB
pt iHfflBff era mm pU: , f!f mill
in fiff
LIVING PRICES.
satisfaction. We invite (he people of
aenainjf ineir money away.
JUDGE A flUNAN.
jlaKGE SALE I
ClosiiiOuft
ATTHB-
New Ymk' Store,
i
TH RKTHIE STOCK OF
AT COST ON ACCOUNT
OF DEPARTUBE,
K. Measor,
j4QikWtfvii, mrt i,
WhRlesali lilmw ffeais,
fUa mtAatilmieft afruia Whiitoc foe coto
ifl.naaaiifjMts hU euahi?s li bsf
fallen. 8F ! MF- flgafl, tlltJ mm i$W:
tuiugsalpHEg:
OXIBAT . , -SLAUGHTER
IN PRIOES
AT
i:.JACOSS STORE
Oregon Strwt, Jacksonville
WHRKB A COMl'I.KTE AND
tiftnaiMtut aMrtM'iat of etw tamlt
bfwjait tnrwffffd, coirtlitfiflf apart of
CLOTHING,
DRY-GOODS,
ailOCEPJES,
FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
HATS AND OAP8.
TOBACCOS "&CIOARS,
HARDWARE AND
CARPETS, TINWARE,
ALI, KINDS PAINTS.
-ALSO:-
WXSJSUW GtXJJBtw
OBOCEBIEa.
A FIJJEVASSOHTMKNT
OF
LADIES' HATS AND
FLOWERS, &c.,&c
In fief cvprrihliii to bfniiml In a sru
cl-s stock nt Grar( llercbaiiJIw, wbich
will twrit! (it price
That Defy Competition.
Tbd blght price illowtd for cuunirr pro
duct. rw-GIre ta a call st my rsUblfrbacot
m ibe ili.nlc IniiMtoit and b confioceJ
lht tbvre U no bumbug abiut thtf
E. J. OBS
Ur.P. P. Film.
SIluIClliPilm
ALL, THE
Lutest FALL & WIXTER Stock
-AT
PRIM'S MILLINERY STORE f
WE HAVE J OST RECEIVED A NEW
stock of poods at our store, of Fall
and Winter style, as follows:
hats op All styles,
PLUSHES, FEATHERS, FLOWERS''
JETTRIIIMTKGB,
ChildroH's3Loods & Waiafs,
CABO BOJUtD,
Velvets Zephyrs, Jfeectfes.
We also Keep the celebrated Ceataaerl
Kid Gloves, Handkerchiefs, etc.
Call- nod examine before parchaatar
elsewhere.
JackHmvillo, Kov. fcith. 1879.
UTEST AESIYES
OF
:aE3-JPaV
AT
BRECKENFELD'S S
n-'HBU.N'DfRSlONFD TKKi PLE.4S
I ur In aonouoolng to the public that
ie lis jusl rclv9d a compUl.. nH firt.
oIm ajwrimfnl of (J.ni's FiirnUhlna
rjoKls.snaha Hata. Phlris. Uiid'-rwesr. eta,
Nctt Dried of rifam and Tnbscco. riws,
Niitlnus. rancy Omidi. Qlsfswarn Cruckvry,
Vulcl iistrHmeiit. Bird C'rn SUilontirrv
lickrt d.) TM fntltry, tlhums. Totb,
Csudl-. Nt,rio.whteh will b nld
ihwrhraDestrstsi. GItudki a call red en
for jounelvos
r. DnKCKBNFKI.D.
WOOL! WOOX!
HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
OAKO Dn08.of Kescburff, Oregna, wU
pay thtt Highest C2sjh prleti for Wool ds
llvtrsd in Rowburg. All eorraps4easa
will ho promptly answered.
SJQNJ17 T HUDSON
BAisa 1R
RIFLES, SIIO TU,S,PiSTOLS
I
Et aits
erintr
ttweBSBbiiiB&lelay M
ealius aad DHeelist 6
imm FOR EVgRYlQQYi
iTiaLiini
i Mil!! Mh 9f Mw
T SOW BS8I?Fffcfl!4iWA
. aaa ia at
I4PBH In fllCS I oil tt)B razrfcnt
vfitb ifErf af1eiieHeTruafif fifai"e:'
fiiif awlws at flig lawMi
u3ii st uig imm um- ante
ig mm fdiss
feawf3i8,6f9gFaBd gaiufagUea 8ajiP.&ea:
fa ib-eragFaBagamraEHej
ji.:. - j .. - jt .fT .y- -.
1mm:
EVflVTilIN8 IK MV MS 1 WILL
rUlSS aid Daftie Mam fiv rasil a,lll re-
m sfia fef
vlflg will fs-givg'pwewaHa:
i ors stcfre t
sa
seen