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VOL. XXVI--NOc G.
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON: FEBRUARY 12, 1SSL
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
P. P. PRIM,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
JacUsoBTille, Oge.,
-Will practice in all tlio Coorts of the
Stile. Offic in Mis. McCnUy's build
ing, comer of California and Fifth streets.
DR. GEO. KAHLER,
pHYSICIAN AXl SURGE05,
JACKSOXVIIXK, OUEGOS.
Office
rear
HBSTBRS EMPORIUM!
In' city lDrStorcTe5ScnccVn
G. U. AIKEN, M.D.,
DHYSICIAS AND SURGEON,
JACKSeXTCLL-S, OUKOOX.
8-0BipP"'''r-J.r.J-n' MOTe-
Jackstmville, Oregon.
J0IIX3IILLER, - rroprictor.
EALE8 IS JJLI.JEJPS Ui? ,UHI-
ciilruial KnMcancniA, lools ot an
kinds and a general assortment of Mica
hardware.
B1
MARTIN YRLOMAX, M. D.
DHTSICIAN AND 3UEGE0N,
jACKsovrnxE, ohkoos.
Office Mvs-mfcsta Orth's brick. Resi
dence on Owtfrrrfa "
r.JACK,M.D,
TjnTSIOIAX ANDSURGEON,
(Formerly tfGtesgew, Seoa4
APPLEGATE, OREGON.
mf;. . T. wwe 1 line Drake fane
on AppTofflrtc "W5 f 4.'
nivc. U-ersoii-Ow -
Jo Jacksonville er Apjflegu'e.
-Jfe Sfefe.
rASV
v'J5afi
m&
f t-i
T. C. REAJIES. E. R. REAMES.
REAMESBROS.,
Califohxia ST.,
Jacksonville,
Oregon,
AHEAD AS USUAL I !
BY ADOPTING
A CASH BASIS !!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
ASKnEpR
DONNOLLY'S
"STeast Powder!
20 YEARS BEF0RETH2 PEOPLE-
Wn ilio iinflersiirnecl Merchants and .Toll
'bcrs, have boudil and sold in large quan
tities DON-NOLLY'S .CALIFORNIA
PREMIUM YEAVT POWDER for the
last twenty years, anil wi say with
.that, uo other Yearr-r5fcr- has
more general salistacuoq', uow
ith truth
givtn
to the
IX PRICES
Tie afcw lceep the larpt stock oi, and
aM the Me iwp-wetaeirts in
GTJ3STS AltfD PISTOLS,
ASB A FTIJ. ASOHTMKKT OF
Fishing Tackle,
powdar, Shot, etc.
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
AND ALL KINDS OF OIL
Give Wm a call and examine his stock
before making yur lwrcha-es.
AW
ETn.AUTENKlETII.
TYOSNEY-AT-L
JACKSOVmiK, OREGON".
aj-Oinr in Ortlrt Uriel. ImlWins.
A
B. F. DOWKL1.,
TIOasEI-il-l'A w,
.lAOK.XVlIiK, fr.KG6X.
AllWiw. Mtiiwy " twT"1'?'
umilin. i5-fxxJ mMi &m
THE ASHLAND
Woolen jlaimfacdiring Co,
-AND THE
LAHG-SST STOCK
GEXEittL MERGUAXDISE
Trade and Consumers!. We have Used
DONNOLLY'S YEAST POWDER in
our families, and can Icatity to its Whole-
somenes-s and merit.
Castle Urns.
Allien Mau .fc Co.
M. & C. Mangels,
Joneo & Co.
W. W. Dmlce&Co.
Root & Sanderson,
Tliomas Jennings,
Kruc & Euler,
TnK-
TaVeple it In annoaneisj; that tey now
hare o aed, a futl and select (lock of
D
WILL. JACKSOX,
ENTIST,
JACKONVIIJ-K, ORErtOX.
AT AX
r 4-
r-pnmi exacted
ililm.,"" '""
i 4..rfk 4H inMHU
Om n4 mUnX u earner of CHfariil an
rflli trt.
A. C. OIBSK.
L. B. FTKABM.
BfeiSESr
Made f Ibe renr lt
NATIVE WOOL
And ef We ev xrf 4in-e at very rea
loaaVk rate;.
OrdTi" trm a dWaiw -nrlll re&Hre pmmt
attaaMe. Jtd Umm in and girc oar goods
atrial.
Asnusn VYoti.F.s M"fo Co.
SARDINE NURSERY.
. SITUATED ON
SARDINE CREEK
lt wiles NortlKiast of
ROCK POINT. .
U. F. MIL.L.KK. PKOPKICTOR,
GREATEST VARIETY
to select men IX
Any On Store in Southern
Oregon or orlh rn
California.
ALL FOR CASH!!
Tillman & Bendel,
Rountreeifc McClurc,
M. Elinnan & Co.
Haa Hros.
Taber, Harkcr & Co.
Ecsers & Co.
Risley Bros.
WelIman,Peck&Co.
SACRAMENTO.
Adams, McNeill &: Co. Hall, Luhrs & Co.
Mebius & Co. G. W- Chesley,
r. II. Russell.
PORTLAND.
Allen & LowK U'adbams & Elliott,
corliitt & Maclcay.
STOCKTON.
R. II. Parker & Co. P. Mnsto
WALLA WALLA AND SEATTLE.
Crawford & Hnrrinirton,
Scliwabachcr Ilro's.
Consumers of Yeast Powder will please
notice the alK)ve indorsement of DON-
NOLLY.'SYKAST POWDER, by nearly
all the Merdmnts of the Pacific C6at.
Tlie Enormous Sales of this Powder in
Stn Francisco jm)vc its intrinMc merit,
Htid the rea-jn is obvious Donnolly's.
Yeast Powder has stood the tii-l of20
yesrs. It never fails to. make thc moot
"delicious, light and sweet Itrrad, Riocuit,
CVkes, Corn Umid, &c No linuoekwter
who ever tried this Powder will do with
out it.
Always ask for Donnolly'j Yeast Pow
der, it never fails to give satisfaction.
Strirtly Ihire Cream Tartar and Eng.
15i-Cabb." Scxla alw.ij-s on hand at the
I.oivcsrt Market Prices.
D. CALLAGIIAN & CO
110 & 121 Front St., San Francisco.
a iiilvilu;ut i tn;w.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
FALL &WIS1ER DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
LAlIE' DHESS GOODS. CAPI1MERE3,
AND IiI.GONLS. SILKS. AND
SATIN'S, ROOTS A fcWOES,
CLOTHING, ETC,,
LRIES' CAL, HARE CLOAKS
KEADY FOR. BUSINESS.
THE JMMfflUS SIM'
FLOURING MILL
GIBBS & STEARNS,
TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
Rooms 2 ana 4 Strawbriagc" Building,
rOETT-AXn, ORKGOX.
m rrtif In W tV rt. r Twr4 in th Sttr f
Orioo 4 Wh1niiet'niTTThT tulW f
ticnlar fctlntwm 1 Hi.in in FeJt Cwt.
A gewral ortiet of frail trees kept
enaotamtlr m haiML coorfojinc of Apple,
PewiiNN'ectariiHos Pars. l'lnmo. CIhtiw-s,
Primes, A jriets Quiwceo, He ; nlso berries
wf all THriHJe. awl ohraMterr &c.
Erythiiis Mld l the oot reax.mablc
priees sad all the frail is guaranteed to be
as rqwJil5.
LURS3ER, LUMBER
W
E CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
Commenced
flour on
Manufacturing the best of
jnn y, sr.rT. so, two.
We are prepared to do all kinds of Cus
tom ork, in the way of exchange of Hour
for whnt, chopping feetl and grinding
corn. We have superior machinery for
manufacturing Hour and we feel safe in
sayinir'.hat we can do better work than
ativ mill in Rogue River Valley.
In exchange, we will "ive" for good.
clean wheat, :!!i Hs. of Hour and 9 lbs. of
mixed feed for each bnohel.
McKENZlE & FOUDRAY,
Proprietors.
WALDO EXPKES
CnrryinsTJ. S.OVItviXs
Leaves Jacksonville
ThrsdavR. for Waldo.
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Firetoclass acconiiaodtion8
Voniays and
Leaves Waldo
for
passer-
Kipresf baBincss promptly attended to
fe R. M. ARRKTT.
Xr.T.V. Mm.
SlHEIUPrin
Clearance Sale.
-AT
f RIM'S MILUKERY STORE
THOMAS' SAW MILL
AT THE iSEADOIVS.
T5 NOWFUTXY PREPARED TO FCR
X nish the market w ith every deocriptinn
ot lumltor of a sujwrior quality. TIus mill
is new UiroHpont and lurnished with the
latest and moot imiwoved Htacliinen, there
by ensuring the speedy falffllmcnt of all
orders at most mnaaMe pnecs. Rills
sawed to order with dispatch.
CSGire me a trial and I will prove
what I say, for satisfaction is cnarantced
in every case. JESSE B. THOMAS.
TaWe Rock, SeptembBr 3a, 1S79.
a tuTw stock of FaM and Winter roods
J. is offered for sale at onr sttre at cost. :
Give us a caH berc parcliasing clsc
where. B1GBDTTE STEfflSAW MILL
J. P. PAS.SE3.,
BIG BUHE, ! ! ! s ! OGK.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
planed and nnnlaaed Sugar pine Inn
ber of the best qnality.
EDGING, MOFLDIXG, RUSTIC,
SIDIXG. FLOORING,
SHINGLES, ETC.
LainVr dressed to order on short notice
sod reasonable terms for those convenient
to the MilL
j-Conntj Order an Greenback! tak
en al par.
ASHLAID A8D LINKV1LLE
H3rsc:TE3Krti5oJw.
II.F. Phillips : : : : Proprietor.
TAB NOW RUNNING A DULY LINE
JL be-wet-n the above point, lea vine Ashland
with coach on Moadavs. vefliiedays and
Fridays. Te4atn'ng next day. Oq Toewlay.
Ttwrrfav and Salordav of each week a track-
bA&id i1l start (rem Ashland retarding on
the Mtowiacday.
PAKK, (cat li n-) .................SS.OO.
Connection made at LiskviUc with back;
for Ikeview.
CITY BREWERY.
YETT SCHUTZ, - - ProDrieter.
-rwotJLD most REsmcrnnxT rs-,
1 forratb efttams f Jj;.iTill and
th world at tarpf-. tbat tbej can find, at ,
anr tim. at tot Brrwrrr. tb let lacr
1it. In atir nantlTT tli imrcha.vr acaj ds!r
Vt1i 1 wTrantlTitnttJ and myroomi ar
alway in M. A imi win !)" jm.
on hand the largot mid l)-st selected aort
meiit.rLnHte'DRE6S GOODS and FAN
CY GOODS o! every derctijilion in South
ern Oregon, and we will henceforth make
this line of coods onr 5P-ciality and tell
them at
Cheaper" than the Cheapest.
To the c-mIi-mTi we will fav, ir you want
A No. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHE- you mtift e
to Remne l!ro. to bnv tbem a we claim to
have the be't .-TOCK OF CLOTHING in
JaeV-oii county and will allow none to un-
drrsell n.
There govif wee all pnrcbc by a mem
berorour firm from FIRoT CLASS Ho:ise
ir San Krancifco and New Vork. and we will
uairanl every article and sell tbun as cheap
fer eh a" ay bouo in the cojnty.
We also ke p ou hand a tall Mock of
GROCERIES,
ILVKDVAnK, CUTLEItV, GlASSWAUE,
CROCKERY.
A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS
PAHSI AND FREIGHT WAGONS
Plovs- Gang Plo-s-si; Sulky Plows
Iu fact everything from the finest needle
to a threshing-machine. Give us a call
and judge for yourselves as to our capacity
of fnrnishin poods as above.
The way to make money is to save it.
To save it" buy cheap. To bny cheap pay
CASH for vour goods and bny of
RKAMES RR03.
DAVID LINN,
GENERAL UNDERTAKER,
AXD DEA1X11 IX
corpus naMinGs.
1W STATE HOTEL
Jacksonville, Or.
Mrs C. W. Savaae. Proo
u
HAVING re-opened this houoc, and se
cureil more mkiihs. I am uow lietter
liulilic
li
GKXl IkiIs
Doard mtet
pri'pai-Hi tlmn ever to offer to the
the lK-st or accommodation
and well ventilated roomsi.
reasonable.
Tlie C . and O. S. Co.'s Stages leaves the
hous-c daily for Redding and Rooebur.
P. S. There is a first-class Bar jind
Billiard nKim in connection with the
houoe. The best cigars and litpuors always
on hand.
LiMl'lLLE HOTEL
W.
5
IVKE,COUNTY0JSN.,
C- Greenmac, Proprietor.
ahlAi-T . jJLLL ESaaW
COFFINS FURNISHED ON THE
shortest notice and cheaper than atanv
other csfciblishment in Southern Oregon.
Furniture of all kinds kipton hand or
made to order.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in an
I nouncing that he has taken charge
of this house "mid that the management
will be firt-cltios in every particular. Tlie
table Mill always be supplied with the
lxt the market affords.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guar
anteed. No pains spared to meet the
wants of the traveling public,
y. C. GREhNMAN.
CITY BASBER SHOP
California St.,
Jncksonrille, - - - Orrgnn
Remember the Xew York Store
wlien you wish to buy goods, because
the best oods you can get for one half
their real value.
IMjSWtW
TnE UNDERSIGNED IS FULLY
prepared to do all work in his line in
the best manner and at reasonable prices.
GEORGE SOHUMPP.
XVIedical Ttfotico.
HAYING SUSPENDED 3IY MOUX
tain explorations, I offer my profes
sional services to the people ol "Jackson
countv. James M. T.uck, M. D.
, Eagle Point, Sept. C, 1880.
Fine white linen shirts, ojen back
or front, for SI 50 at the New York
Store
"Yes," said the conductor, biting off
the tip of a cigar and slowly scratch
ing a match on his leg, "I've seen a
good deal of railroid life that's inter
esting and exciting in the twenty vears
that I've been twisting brakes and
slamming doors for a living.
"I've seen all kinds of sorrow and
all kinds of joy seen the happy bridal
couple starting out on their bridal tour
with the. bright and hopeful future be
fore them, and the black-robed mourn
er on her way to a new-made grave,
wherein she must bury the idol of her
lonely old heart.
"Wealth and pinching poverty ride
on the same train, and the merry
laugh of the joyous, healthy child is
mingled with the desbairinj; &;gh of the
aged. The great antipodes of life aro
familiar to the conductor, for every
day the extremes of the world are
meeting beneath this eye.
"I've mutilated the ticket of many
a blackleg, and handled the passes of
all our most eminent headheads. I
don't know what walk of life is more
crowded with thrilling incidents than
mine."
"Ever have any .smashupsj"
"Smashupsl Oh, yes, several of
them; none, however, that couldn't
have been a good dil worse.
"There is one incident in my rail
road life," continued the conductor,
running his tongue carefully over a
broken place in tho wrapper of his
cigar, "that I never sjioke of before to
any one. It has caused me more mis
ery and wretchedness than any one
thing that ever happened to me in my
official career.
"Sometimes, even now, after the
lapse of many ears, I awake in the
night with the cold drops of agony
standing on my face and the horrible
nightmare upon, mo with its terrible
surroundings, as plain as on the mnin
orAble night it occurred.
"I was running extra on the Union
Pacific for a conductor who was an
old friend of mine, and who had gono
south on a vacation for his health.
"At about 7:30, as near as I can ra
meniber, we were sailing along nil com
fortable one evening with n straight
stretch of track ahead for ten or fiftei n
miles, running on time and everybody
feeling tiptop, as overland travelers do
who get acquainted with each other
and feel congenial. All nt once the
train suddenly slowed down, ran in on
an old siding, and stopped.
"Of courso I gotout and ran ahead to
the engine to see what the matter was.
Old Autifat, the engineer, had got
down and was ou the main track look
ing ahead to where, twinkling along
six or seven miles down the road, ay
parently, was the headlight of an aj
proaching train. It was evidently
'wild,' for nothing was due that we
knew of at that hour.
"However, we had been almost
miraculously saved from n frightful
wreck by the engineer's watchfulness,
and everyliody went forward and shook
old Antifat by the hand and cried and
thanked him till it was tho most affect
ing scene for a while that I ever wit
nessed. It was as though we had
stopped upon thu very verge of a bot
tomless chasm, and everybody was
laughing and crying al once, till it was
a kind of a cross between a revival
and a picnic,
"After we had waited about a half
an hour, I should say, for the blasted
train to come up and pass us, and ap
parently she was no nearer, a cold
clammy suspicion began to bore itself
into the adamantine shell of my in
tellect. The more I thought of it, the
more unhappy I felt. I almost wished
that I was dead. Cold streaks ran up
my back followed by hot ones. I
wanted to go home. I wanted to be
where the hungry, prying eyes of the
great, throbbing work day world could
not see me.
"I called Antifat one side and said
something to him. He swore softly to
himself and kicked the ground, and
looked at the headlight still glimmer
ing in the distance. Then ho got on
his engine, and I yelled, 'All aboard.'
In a few moments we" were moving
again, and the general impression was
that the train ahead was sidetracked
and waiting for us, although there
wasn't a sidetrack within twenty miles,
except the one w6 had just left.
"It was never exactly clear to the
passengers where we passed that wild
train, but I didn't explain it to them.
f was too much engrossed with my
I surging thought.
"I neerfelt my own inferiority so
much as I did that night. I never so
fully realized what a mere speck man
is upon the bosom of tho universe.
"When I surveyed the starry vault
of heaven and considered its illimitable
space, where, beyond and stretching
on and on forever, countless suns are
placed as centers, around which solar
systems are revolving in their regular
orbits, each little world peopled perhaps
with its teeming millions of struggling
humanity, and then other and mightier
systems, till the mind is dazed and
giddy with tlie mighty thought; and
then when I compared all this uni
versal magnificence, this brilliant ag
gregation of werlds and systems of
worlds with one poor, groveling worm
of the dust onlv a little insignificant
atom, only a poor, weak, erring, worth
less, fallible, blind, groping railroad
conductor, with my train peacefully
sidetracked in the gathering gloom
and patiently wailing for the planet
Yenus to pass on the main track, thore
was something about the whole somber
picture that has ovirshadowed my
whole life, and made me unhappy and
wretched, while others were gay.
"Sometimes Antifat and myself meet
at some liquid restaurant and silently
take something in memory of our
great sorrow, but never -mention it
We never tear old rankling wounds or
laugh over the night we politely gave
the main track to Vcnusas we stood pa
tiently on the siding."
ADVERTISING RATES.
Oaeiqsaia 1011dm orlrn firit Insertion.? $ J frt
" " Khobfqaent Intertloa 109
" "3 monllii T CO
' " 6 In fiO
One-fourth Colnain 3 month t 76 0
" " 30 00
One-half " 3 ' 30 0
" 8
0n C.tnma 3 monthl 90 0
" " S " M 0
A DUconnl to Yearly AilTrrtlicra.
$3 PER YEAR
AN lYTXiinvmo IX VALID.
A1ILNlll.il AsM.o.oJIlAT LAW.
We give
below the full text of the
amended assessment law, passed at the
last session of tho legislature:
Section 1. Section 1C of title 3 of
chapter 57 of tlie miscellaneous laws of
Oregon, relating to the assessment of
property nnd tho levy and collection
of taxes, shall he amended so as to be
read as follows:
Sec. 1C. The assessor, after qualify
ing as presciibed by law, shall imme
diately procure from tho county clerk
a blank assessment roll and forthwith
proceed and assess all taxable property
within his county, and shall return to
such county clerk on or before the first
Holiday iu September next following
such assessment roll, with a full and
complete assessment of such taxnblo
property cnler'd thereon, including a
full and precise description of ihe lands
or lots so owned by each person therein
named, which descirption shall corres
pond with the plan or plot of any
town laid out or recorded, and said
land or town lots shall be valued at
their true cash yalue, taking into con
sideration the improvements on the
land, and in the surrounding country,
the quality of soil, its convenience to
transportation lines, public roads, mills
and other advantages. True cash
value shall be held and taken to mean
the amount such property would sell
for nt a voluntary sale made in the or
dinary course of business, and not what
it would bring at public auction or
forced sale. The county court or any
county may, if necessary, by order
made bcfoni the first .Monday in Sep
tember, extend the time for returning
the assessment roll until the first Mon
day in October following. It shall be
the duty ot the assessor to deduct tho
amount of indebtedness within
The Xachriciten of Basle adds a new
anecdote to the rich collection of Ger
man stork-talcs. During ono of tho
great storms of the present year, the
lightning struck a ham in tho village
of Lowenburg, and a stork's nest in
which thero were somo young stork
lings was threatened by the flames.
Tlie two parent birds contemplated tho
horrible situation from a distance,
with evident distress. At last the
mother-bird darted down upon tho
nesc, anti, seizing ono ot her youn
family with her beak, bore it off -o a
safe spot upon a meadow. 2"ne father
followed her, and settled down to keep
watch over his ofiVpring. When tho
mother returned to tho scene of danger
the fire had reached the nest, in which
one bird ttii'i remained; hut while sho
was flying round it preparing for a de
scent, tho young one fell through the
charred nest into the burning barn. It
was no moment for thought. Down
darted ths mother into tho smoke and
fire, and coming up with her sprossling
in her beak, flow off, apparently un
hurt. On the next day a wounded stork
fell to tho ground in the market placo
of the neighboring town of Trebbia.
She was unablo to stand, and tho jo
lico of the little town carried her into
fie guard house, where it was discov
ered that both her legs wero sadly
birned, and she was recognized as the
heroic mother who had done tho brato
feat of rescue at the fire in Lowenburg.
A physician was sent for, and the bur
gomaster found her a tompornry hospi
tal in tho Rathaus. Meanwhile, the
spouse of the sick she-stork had discov
ered her wherabouts. He attended
diligently to the two young ones, and
paid daily visits to the mother, as if to
inform himself how the patient was
getting on, and to assure her that their
children were doing well. The school
children of Trobbln readily charged
themselves with the task of finding fetl
for the patient, bringing her every day
far more than the necessary number of
living frogs. Tho burgomaster paid
an official visit every day to tho sick
guost of municipality, to nee that tho
doctor's orders were duly "carried out,
and in less than a fortnight the bird
was sufficiently hale to fly away to her
husband and children. London Glolw.
A Ioja Cunipo.lfliiii nu f.IrN.
Girls are tho most unaccountablo
things in the world except women.
Like the wicked fleas, "vhen you have
them they ain't there. I can cipher
clean over to proper fractions, nnd tho
teacher says T do it first rote, but I
can't cipher out a girl proper or im
proper, and you can't either. Tho only
rule in arithmetic that suits their case
is the double rulo of two. They aro as
full of Old Xick as their skins can
hold, and they'd dio if they couldn't
torment somebody. When they try to
be mean they aro as mean as parsley,
though they ain't as mean as they let
on to be, extcpt sometimes, and then
they are a great deal meaner. Tho
only way to get along with a girl whoa
the i she romes with her nonsensa is to give
state, of any person assessed, from tho her tit for tat, and that will flummox:
amount of his or her taxable property,
but no indebtedness shall in any case
he deducted unles it is real bona fido
indebtedness due from tho person as
sessed as principal debtor, nnd not on
any account of any incontingent liabil
ity, as surety, endorser or otherwise,
and in case two or more parties as
principal debtors are jointly or sveral
ly liable for the payment of any such
indetitness, neither of them shall bo
entitled to the deduction of any por
tion of it than the proortion each
debtor bears to the whole number of
such debtors, to the effect that only
the nmount of indebtedness shall be
deducted in favor of all such debtors,
nor shall a deduction he made in lavor pul M stea,iy ag an -,-
ol anv person nsxesseu uuie.os iieu- nnu
delivers to the assessor a written state
ment, duly sworn to, specifying the
name and residence of the creditor, the
nature of the debt, the names of
parties, if any, who are liable therefor,
and which statement shall show that
the debt, or portion thereof, ought to
be deducted, has. not been deductfd
in any other county or place in the
state from the assessment of such per
son for that year; and in case such
statement shall he found to be falso to
the knowledge of the party who mado
it, or that such party has willfully or
rccklessl") made a falso statement in
such caso for tho purpose of obtaining
a deduction of indebtedness, such party
shall be deemed guilty of jvrjury, and
shall be liable to the pains and penali
ties therefor.
I Approved October 25, 1880.
her; when you get a girl flummuxed
she is as nice as a new p;n. A girl can
sow moro wild oats in a day than a boy
can in a year, but girls get their wild
oats sowed after a while, which boys
never do, and then they settle down as
calm and placid as a mud-puddle. But
I like girls first rate, and guess all boys
do. I don't care how many tricks they
play on me and they don't care either.
The hoity-toiticst girls in tho world
can't boil over like a glass of soda-water.
By-and-by they will got into the
traces with somebody they like, ami
stage horse.
That's tho beauty of them. So let 'em
wave, I say; they will pay for it soma
day, sewing on buttons, and trying to
make a decent man of tho fellow they
spliced onto; and ten chances to one if
they don't get the worst of it.
Gen. Weaver in a debate in the
House of Representatives, said Ala
bama gave 92,000 Democratic majori
ty, with seven counties "to hear from,"
and there are not 75,000 Democratic
voters in Alabama. He also said the
Democratic majority could not reach
02,000 if there had not been a singfa
vote in oposition. Wenver was down
there, rtrr1 knows all aout the free bal
lot and uir count in Dixis.
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