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Newspaper Page Textr liavo- ofKTowspapors.' SabMribenvba do not rIt rrtv. j notice t k CMitnrjr, r cjunJsrW as wishing t coutiiio hatr sabacrlptfoat. 1. If any Urrib-r order tha diseantiaoaTiM t a 'r newspapers, tbe prliliT we conllune to atfct until mil arrearages are paid. ., S. II subscribers nenlrctor refuse to lake their eirepapers trora the offlMj to which tbej are Ui .t4, tHlaw fcobls tliem roniM- trttl ttaev ar settled tfca Wls.aM ordered tbem iicun tinned . If nlwTibK remore to other places srilbeat ala-aslaa; the puulwber,anIUieneIl'ers aresenl o she firmer direction, they are held respvneible. i. TbeOnnmhavedeciJed that refnclneto take aesrspapers from thi office, or remorins and leat Hf them nnealleJ for, ts prima facie eTileaceof In tentional iran. . The postmaster h neglects to Rire Ural n e at tbe neglect of a person to take from the office je searspaper addressed to tin. It liable to the pub her for the subscription price. X Er.-CTE. One breathless day we were floating in our little loat at tlie pearl fishery, watching the diving. "We" means my wife, myself and our little daugh ter, who was nestled in the arms of her ayah, or colored nurse. My wife and I lay back on the cushions that lined t') afterpart of our little skiff, languidly gazing on the sea and sky by turns. Suddenly our attcniton was aroused by a great shout, which was followed by a volley of shrill cries from the pearl fishing boat. On " Tufiilug in that direction the greatest excitement was visible among ths dif ferent crews. Hands were pointed, -white teeth glittered in the sun, and every dusky form was gesticulating xiolently. Then two or three negroes seized some long poles and commenced beating the water violently. Others flung gourds and calabashes and odd pieces of wood and stones in the direc tion of a particular spot that lay be tween tho nearest fishing boat and our selves. The onlv thinrr visible in this spot was a black, sharp blade, thin as the blade of a penknife, that appeared, slowly and evculv cuting the clear water. No surgical instrument ever glided through human flesh with a more cruel, silent calm. It needed not the cry of "Shark! shark!" to tell us what it was. In a moment we had a vivid picture of that unseen monster, with his small, watchful eyes, and his huge mouth with its double row of fangs presented to our mental vision. There were threo divers under water at this moment, while directly above them hung suspended this remorseless incarnation of death. My wife clasped my hand convulsively; and became dfcathly pale. I stretched out the other hand instinctively and grasped a revolver which lay beside it I was in the act of cocking it when a shriek of unutterable agony frcm the ayah burst on our ears. I turned my head quick as a flash of lightning, and be" leJd-her with empty arms, hanging over the gunwale of the boat, while down- in the calm sea I saw a tiny litUeface, swathed in white sinking sinking sinking! What are words to paint such a crisis! What pen, however vigorous could deuict the pallid, convulsed face of my wife, the awful despair that set tled on the dark face of the ayah, as we three beheld the love of our lives serenely receding from us forever in that impassable transparent ocean! ' Every outward object vanished from my sight, and all 1 saw a vast, translucent sea and one tweet face, rosy as a sea shell, shining in its depths, shining with a vague smile that seemed to bid me a mute farewell as it floated to death! I was roused frsm a trance of anguish by the flittering of a dark form through the clear water, cleaving its way swiftly toward the darling little shape, that grew dimmer and dim mer every second as it settled in the tea. We all saw it and the same thought struck us all. That terrible, deadly back fin was the key of our sud den terror. The shark! A simultane ous shriek burst from our lips. The lark shape glided on like a flash of light It reached our treasure. In an instant all we loved on earth was blotted from our sight The next moment a dusky head shot out of the water close to our boat a dusky head -whose parted lips gasped for 'breath, but whoso eyes shone with the bright ness of a superhuman joy. The second after two tawny hands held a dripping white mass above water and the dark lead shouted to the boatman. An other second and the brave pearl-diver had clambered in and laid my little daughter at her mother's feet This was the shark! This was the man eater! This hero in sunburned hide, who, with his quick, aquatic sight, had seen our dear one sinking through the sea and had brought her up to us again, pale and dripping but still alive, Fitz James O'Brien. Selfishness is commendable when it teaches us to take proper care of our selves, with proper regard for the rignts of others. He who dares to be and always act the man, is a credit to God and him self. Put a lazj man to doing a job, and ha will mate it last for a week. Three undershirts Krw York store. for 51, at the King of tie Blood Cure all Ecrof alone aflVetion and disorders result ing from Imparity of the blood. It u needWs to specif t all, aa the lufferer can ueuaUr perceire their cause, bat Salt Rheum, IHmfJeSi Ulcers, Tumors, Gentre, ieeUisaf, &c, are the most common, as veil aa many aSKUous of the Heart, Head, Liver saHSUmack. SCROFULA. Wonderful Oare of Blindness. D. Rjlksom, So & Co.: For the benefit of aH troubled with Scrofula or Impure Blood in their systems, I hereby recommend King of the Blood. I hat e been troubled with Scrofula for the put ten years, -which so affected my eyes that I was com pletely blind for six months. I was recommended to try King of the Blood, which has proved a great blessing to me, as it has completely cured me, and I cheerfully recommend it to all troubled aa I bare been. Yours truly, MSB. S. WELTHKaiow, bardinia, N. T. srlll be paid to any Public Hospital to be mutu ally agreed upon, for erery eertibcate of this medi cine published by us which is not gen-time. Its Ingredients. To sliow our faith in tie safety and excelleacc of the K. B., upon proper personal application, when satisfied that no imposition ia intended, ire will pre the namesof all its ingredients, by affidavit. The abore offers were neTer made before Vy the pro prietor of any other Family Medicine in the world. Many testlmonlals.furlhcr information, mid full directions for using will be found in the pam phlet "Treatise on Diseases of the Blood," m which each bottle isendosed. Trice $1 per bottle con taining! J ounces or 40 to JO doses, Sold by drop. cists. D. Button, Sok & Co., rrep'rs, Buflalo, N.Y. MUltnMlUtHHmMlMV OLD AND RELIABLE. SDb. Saxtord's Liveb IxYIOOKATOI!.! Jis a Standard Family Remedy for diseases of the Liver, Stomach V and Bowels. It is Purely vSft ' jjvfigeiaoie. as never ; jjDebiKtates It is rWllUu. 3y tflj -Ts, n I ij- eafjl .-. oS ironic. isfUVi tV ST-RY 5rm . V V.lS l,.ia yi 5ft' . IV..? $'i O .flu..6 M a IV" e" .S1 W'c wxst .BVftV-..0'T t .! . B" f0' iYu. stwi.u&uAo:s!r ht ad . 11 II" A1-I.H1 ft VVSl ..". o . .11 . A' .W'ABu'feV ?1 .0"(,u- :.iB..r ii.Ar F" V . la ' W 5s6. 5 ! iH'in' iV boS' j?mm .. u8i: ?v i iV si 5 aft 5' . nu h v RB' Y-" 1 aw' m . nil' ..a- a C ShoW' r.V5 .O'.WB'loVV! P av. f0tt.s6 . n --. n soJMrA:isaB SR6& 8 tL. ftl T tFJ U i .0'' Be? invigorator , -. has been used; sV, V'1 W in my practices ! 5 and by the public,! 'for mom Hum SS tM' je for more than 35 years,; witn unprecedented results. J SEND FOR CIRCULAR. jtSi Ti V(iSAriFORD HDnirEWToaKcm i rrrinrceisTntiLirLLTorir8nrrnxTio. J r. cA 2a M e3 ;!--! Vv ?.V r fe t SKi B-OTftXJt tm trn bi wz .id'h a wi trv- ej iv r i ems tetJrkfiw-?A K H D bJW D E B&ol JiPWi n hi UKJ .- -1. .( " A e U S3 .yifi-rfVnoP'S CKjaTviB t' 1 rssf? .- k - .r -SffdRR rUlt Ihnt? kUC t 5 t! rn g O 1 S 3 O s 1 g o PQ Q o 5 fd S S H "-5 , - CQ D J pi ap Zm s S go r-l S, P. KAMNA, WAGON-MAKER, Jacksonville, Orgon, TN CRONEUILLER'S BUILDING IS IN J. receipt of a full awrtment of material and prepared to do all work in his line on tiort notice and irf workmanlike manner. Vehicle' of every description made to or dcr. Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaran teed. ftRepairing a specialty. s. r. hanna. July 14, 18S0. Onr ro-rrlpl!vo J'lnstrrtrrt l'rleo I.lat. No.29. r Ilrj- t!o.. ct.. will be Ittiint nl.rnt Sinrrli 1st ISSI. I-io- quotl tit N..2R will remain aotl tttull ti t ttne. iend its yncr taitr rr y Tut cupjof X.!. Frr-tiia-'v aflilto. rt ";o"r"Y ",, ., iSTJti-fJ Vtbuh Ac. C.-l.aso til. Under shirts or drawers wo th Si 00 i pech sold at the xsew iorK Store tor 50 cts each. Sheriffs Sale. DY VIRTUE or an execution du'iv J issued tmi of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor Jackson county on the 8Ut day or January, 1831, upon a judgment rendered by the Supreme Court nl lite State ol urcgun on tlie at uay ot April, 1830, and was duly enroled and docketed in the cleric's otiic. of the Cir cuit court on the 10th day of April, 1830, in favor of William and Waller Kuble, appellants, and against the Cayote Gold and Silver Mining Company, respondents, for the recovery of the sum of $412.15 and the further sum of $146.18 costs and accruing coals and to me directed and delivered commanding me to satisfy the above demands by levy and Side first out ol the personal property of the respondent, or if sufficient cannot be found, then out of the real property belonging to said respondent in my i-ounty on or after the lOthdayof Aprit 18S0, and in obedience to said command I have levied upon and will otter for sale for cash in hand in gold coin of the Uniled'SUitcs at pub lic auction to the highest bidder at the iin IIousc door in Jacksonville, Jack sou county Oregon, on Monday .llarrli, tHIh ISSI, At I o'clock, r. M. on -said day, all the right, title and interest of the Mid Coyote Gold and Silver Mining Company in mil to the following property, to-wit: Beginning at initial point No. 2 at a post at the S. "W. comer ot a mining claim formerly owned by John Robinson laying on Cayote creek in the county of Jackson, State of Oregon, on the right bank cf said creek about four miles in in easterly course up said creek above ihe point where the stage road from Rosclmrc to Jacksonville crosses said creek and about five chains west oi the mouth of Kelly's Gulch from which lioinl a red fir 30 diameter, bears North 02 deg. "West, CO links distant thence follows the meanderiiigs of the creek down stream on the rijrht if the north bank as iollows: Variation 19 deg. E. S. 73Jf deg. V. 3.13 chains to a post from from which an alder 0 inches diameter bears S. Gl deg. E. Ki links distant; thence N. 56j deg. W. 25 chains to a post from which a red fir 20 in dia. bears N. 35 E. 27 links distant. Aio a red fir 4 in dia. bears E. 43 links dist. Thence N. 72f deg. W. 8.S0 chains to a post from which a red fir 30 in dia. bears N 87 deg. E. 122 links dist. Thence S. 80 deg. "W. 19 chains to a post from which a red fir i( !n ili-i lwira "V TO .loo- W Iffil linlrs dist., also an alder 4 in dia. bears S 32 deg. W. 35 links dist. Thence N. 3 deg. rt'. 5X55 chains to a post from which a red fir 24 in dia. bears S. 13 deg. W. 230 links dist. Thence X. 7Jj deg. E. 5 Uiains to a post from which a red fir 18 in dia. bears N. 00 desr. AV. 109 links dist. Thence s?."8 deg. 13. 5850 chains to a pot from which a red fir 12 in dia. bears N. 22 deg. Y. 72 links dist. Thence S. 74 deg. V. 10.00 chains to the place of beginning containing 30 acres. Also the following described tract of mining land: Beginning at the rf. W. corner of the above described tract of 30 acres and run ning S. CO deg. W. 9.22 chains to a post for a corner from which a red fir 30 in dia, bears N. 74 deg. E. 36 links dist. Thence S. 76 deg. W. 4.54 chains to a post for corner from which a red lir 36 in Mia. bears N. 8 deg. E. 45 links dist. Also a red fir 24 in dia. bears S. 76 deg. AV. 35 links dist. Thence N. 14 deg. W. G.00 chains to a post from which a red fir 14 in dia. bears K C2 deg. AV. 20 links dist. Thence N 76 deg. E. to a post from which a black oak 15 in dia. bears N. 7 deg. AV. 142 links dist. Thence S. 14 deg. E. 6.05 chains to the place of beginning containing 2.72 acres. Also one miuinc claim known formrrly as the Daniel Maikcvrs mining I "ja.'T.'nieS claim situatett upon said Coyote creeK x ji.and commencing two hundred yards due mPntj0ned tract of land patented to O. Jacobs and II. Kcllv and at or near tli S. E. corner of a claim formerly owned by John Rolcrtson thence by a line niEiii" due north and south from hill to hill. thence up said creek along the b.T-c of the hill ou the right bank and upon Ike left bank 670 yards to a dead fir tree at the west end of creek claims formerly owned by P. II. O'Shea, aud all the aforesaid pnierty and rll ditches flumes and water rights connected with or belonging to any or all of said property. In Jackson county, Oregon, levied upon as the Real Property belonging to the Coyote Gold and Silver Mining Company, to satisfy the a'nive named execution. A'M. BYBEE, Sheriff ofjackson County Or. By Milo Catox, Depty. Cliancery Sale. In the Circuit Court of the United States lor the District of Oregon. Tlie North-western Vutml Life Insurance Companv complainant, vs. Jeremiah Elliott. Artv Mcvsv Elliott, Albert Elli ott, James Madison Elliott, Frank Wil liams, "alias" Moses Llliott and il- liam H. DvardofT, defendants. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of a decree entered in ihe above entitled Court and cause upon the twenty ninth day of December, 1830, in favor of said complainant and against said defendant; I, IVm. B. Gillert, the master in cliancerv of said t ourl will proceed to sell at public auction to tlie highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption at the door ofthetourt House of Jackson county, at Jacksom ille in said county in the State of Oregon on, Thunxlaj-. tlie :ili ilav April. .4. I. ISSI. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, all the following described property, tb-wit: Donation Land Uaim, number sixty-two, in Township thirty seven South, of range one "West, containing three hundred and twenty acres and ten one hundredths of an acre, and Donation Land Claim numbered eighty-three, in Township thirty-eight South, ot range one t, containing three hundred and nine teen acres and ninty-eieht one hundredths of an acre ; al a band of hhecp consisting or several hundred bead. WJt. B. GILBERT, Matter in cliancerv of the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. NOTICE. Lamd Office at Roseiiuuc, Oas ) Febnian" 18, 18S1. 1 Notice is hereby given that the follow, inc-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim, and secure final entry thereol on Saturday, April 9, 1831, before the Judge of Clerk of Josephine county, Oregon, viz: Charles Agee, Homestead Application No. 2.4G1 for the E U of N E if, S Y if of N E if & N AV if of S E if Sec. 23, T 30 S of It 7 'V, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: James Ferrin, Nick Thoss, Robert JIurray and AY. N. Ferrin all of AYilderville, Josephine county, Ore gon. Wm. F. Uexjamix, Register. EAGLE BREWERY. JOSEPH AYKTTERER. lroprietor Oregon St., Jacksonville. Tnr. BF.STOF LAnrn bf.f.r alwatp sTr-PT on kaad and ready for sals bj 111 kag or a'"s 3as-- a?xJLs:ia Js3CnjtBM.sfii 3Caa.a.-Ls-4'3L-y- a Jg D E & .rr- i&mWtom AND -UltY DESCRIPTION OF- oilODLtil, lEituS iiliO HAVING THE; FACILITIES AND SUPERIOR KNOAVLEDGE OF THE m.inufacturing of everything in our line, we are prepared to furnish on short notice, the very beat of custom made work, which wrc make a specialty, and at the VERY LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Repairing rfieculed promptly and with satisfiction. AVo invite the people of Southern Oregon to exdmiio our slock before sending their money aw.iy. tS"IIenry Judge will cake wheat in p lyuisnt for all bill's due him, for which he will pay tlie niguust inrKei pries. Jacksonville, OregTn, 3Iay 3d, 1830. IMMENSE QUANTITIES ARRIVING- DAILY AT 3ST. FISI-IERS, Comprising a lull line of General Merchandise, The Finest Assortment ot LADIES DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HATS, ETC., ETC; Ever Brought to this City; AND THE LATEST STYLES AND PJ1TTEBNS AND WILL BE SOLD AT PRICES NEVER HEARD OF, keaWi :an fisiieh, Jacksonville, Orsfov. ROSEBURG HOTEL! M A. CiiiTAN, - Propr Tliis hotel, on the comer of Oak and Rese streets, opposite V.rrig!it & Cttrlon'!. stable, has rccjntly had a good and com fortable addition, which makes it second to no hotel in the city, and furnished with double or biugle rooms. Families will find it to their comfort to give us a call. A OOOD KIIHM-ROOK SAFE FOI. VALUABLES Meals. 2.-c Board and Lodging per week $5 Roi-eburg, Ogn.May 31, 1SS0, F.RITSOHAED, i PRACTICAL. Watchmaker and Jeweler, Califortiin Sreet, MAKES A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN ing and repairing watches and clocks. Charges reasonable. Give hiru a call. UNION HOTEL, Kerbyville Oreson, M. Ryder, Propr. FIRST CLS3 ACCOM MODATIOA' CAA always be had at this house at the most reasonable ralefv.' , , siErAu excellent stable connected with tbt hoPl. ttTTLH UP ! On account of illness and my intention of visiting the Eastern States, 1 must nsk all those indebted to me lo come forward and settle immediately either by cash or note. D. McMcnamy has been appointed my agent for the settlement of all claims and unless prompt attention is paid to thiscall costs will be added at once. Those having claims against me are also requested lo present them at once for settlement. I mean just what I say. Ym. EniEE. Jacksonville Feb. 10, 1831. BUSINESS .VlEA.Tr. Tliose knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned by book account or note are requested to come forward and settle iiy the 15th of April, 1881, as my business must be squared up by that time. Thoc interested will save costs by so doing, as an attorney will then become the collector. JOS. SOLOMON. AYoodville, March 8, 1881. NOTICE. ATARNING IS IIEREBY T7AIR . V I Given, that my liooks are in 'Squire Huffer's hands. Those indebted to me the first day after next election, will have to bring a written excuse from 'Squire Uuf fer. Excuses published. JIartix Vroomax. Jacksonville, Aug. 31, 1S80. f U N Aitf . GENERAL DEALERS IN S&DDLERY fMMl JUDGE & NUNAN. SIXTEENTH YEAR. ST.ESASiY'S ACASEE2Y, CONDUCTED BY. THE SISTERS OF TIIE IIOLY SUE. TIIE SIIOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS JL school will commence ahout tho end of August, and is divided in four sessions, of eleven weeks each. Board and tuition, perterm, $40.00 Bed and Beddinp 4.00 Drawing and painting 8.00 Piano , 1.1.00 Entrance fee only onte, 5.00 SELECT DAY SCHOOL. . Primary, per term, ....$ (1.00 Junior, " ." 8.00 Senior, " 10.00 Pupils received at any time, and special attention is paid to piiticular studies in behalf of children who have but limited time. For further particulars apply ui the Academy. CITY BAKEP AND SALOON, Ik Masonic Huildixo. Oregon St. jacksoxv1l.i,, ogn. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE pirea to nnnounrt to Ihe publ'c that ihey nre inw prtpareil to fill all orders for cakes of every d-cription. ench as wedding cakeoj cakes for parties, wine brown aud rye bread, ginger crackers. cakpn; also SUups at.d A lunch hnaie "nil a!n be kept at thi place, where ojsters iu nil style?, Limbnrger and Schweilz r cheese, can be had at all h'-urp of thed ty or night. 4-FrP''h br?ad evr'y div. IViclo Kauuab.u uud saliis'jctiou guar auteed. GROB & ULIWJH. California St. N, Ficko, - Proprietor, PUB WELL KNOV.'N VARKST. OPPO L site Kahli-r it liio.V drugstore i bet ter prepnml than ever to furnish the pub lic with the choicest quality of FltKSII BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, HAM, SALT 31 EATS, BACON, Fupertor, SAUSAGE, LAUD, ETC., The rant favorable inducements ofTered lo patron,. a"d no effort will be spared to ward giviug geueral satisfaction. K. FICKE. LITEST AESIYALS OK AT BRECKENFELD'S I rnilE UNDERSIGNED T.4KE3 PLEJ-5-L ure in announcing to the public that he has jut receivad a complete nnd nrt class Rfsorlmant of G-nt's FnrniMiinR Goods.atich as Hats, Shirts. PndTwear. etc, best brand" of Cipars and Tobacco, Pipes, Notions. Fancy Goods. Glassware Crockery, Musical ntniment?. Itird Cage, Stationnrry Pocket and Table Cutlery, albums, Toye, Candies, Nnt, etc.. which will be sold at the cheapest rates. Give me a call aud tee for j ourselves. F. BUECKCSFELD. P. DOiTEG-A.ISr GENERAL BLACKSMITHING -t-AND-t- HORSE SHOEING, Cor., of Second axd California St. A IL KINDS OF MARKETABLE " produce taken in exchange lor work. P. DON EG AN. RE-OPENED ! JACOlT" MEYER, PIONEER WAGOX.MAKER, IAS RESUMED BUSINESS AT II the stand of the late J. L. Badger and is prepared to execute all work in his lins with promptness and dispatch and at very reasonable rates. All kinds of vehi cles constructed. Repairing a specialty. Good woik nnd low prices guaranteed. Give men call. . J.MEYER. The best Japanese tea 75c 50c and 1 35c per pound at the New York Store. EXCELSIOR LIVER mm FEED e T ua. 23.X 33 , Corner of Oregon and Ciliforxu sts., Jicksoxville. W. J. PSYSaALx., prop'r. WOULD KESrECTFnLLTISFORMTnEPnB lic tbat Ve has a flat stack at Horses, Eiiggie and Cariages And be Is prepared to fumlh his patroiis anil thepnb liegeDerallj with Fine Turnouts As can be had on tbe rcifle roast. SmMle berses bired to go to anr part of tbe country. Animals Bought ami Sold. Horses !roke to wort slnfle or doable. Itores boartleit and the l.eit of care bestowe.1 upon them wbtla In my charge. A liberal share of the public patronage Is solicited on reasonable tcims. DR. SPINNE.Y KTo. 3L1 ESIASTISr ST.. Treats all Chronic nnd Special Dlsensca TrOTTKrCr IMC333NT WHO MAY RE SDFFEUINO FROM the rtrccts of yi ulbful fnllic or indi cretion, will tlo well to avail themeclvc3 of this, the grateft lioon evr laM at the altar of riiBcrinc humanity Oil fcHNNEY will snantntee to forfeit S300 for every cace of Semttml weakne9 or prlvalp llcaso of any kind or character which he uadoi takes and fails to cure. MIDDIK-AGKD HI EN. There aieminy at the age of thirty to ixty who as trnnhlt'tl with too frequent ev acuation of the bladder, often accompanied Iy a slight unirtinc or burning sensation, ind a weakening of the pytcru in a mnnner thepatient cannot account for. On examin ing the urinary deposits t ropy H'dimcnt will often be found and sometimes small D.trticlci" of albiimen will appear, or Ihe color will be of a thin tntlkih hue, again changing to a dark and torpid appearance There are many men who die of thi ditll cnlty ignorant of Ihe caue which is the sec ond stage of seminal weakne-s Pit. S. will gumantee a perfeel cure ill all pnch cases, jud a healthy rcstoraliou of the geaito-uri-nary orgau?. Okhck linens in to i and C to 8 Sun days front 10 to 12 A. Consultation free Thorough examinations aud advice, $5. Call or add res-, DR. SPINNEY & CO. No 11 Kcarnev St.. San Francisco. TABLE ROCK SALOON, OREGON STREET, WIjYTJEjY and HELMS, PROPRIETORS. THE PROPRIETOR'S OF THIS wrll brnwn nr rcnnlr resort winM inform llieir lueuoa a-.d Hie pab!iccr2"llj that u cflmp'',, and first ela" (nrk of tin beat brands ol iHWun-, mtiea, ngari'.nle and porter, etc., arc constantly kepi on hand 1'1-ey will lie ptusfd lo iiave their friend 'cull und f unle." CABINET. A Cabinet of CnrioMtiefl may nbo be found hire. Ye ai.uM be pirand lo have person? possesainc curiosities and aperiincn hring them in, and we will place them in the Cabinet fot inpection. WINT.lEN.fc I1ELM3. fJMll.l 3". T. TASISZiZl, BIG BUTTE, : : : : : OGN, KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON RANI) pl.m.(l and ivirilnued Sugar pine lum ber of the best quality. EDGING, MOULDING, RUSTIC, SIDING, FLOORING, SHINGLES, ETC. Lumber drtsl to oriltr on short notice tnd r,aeonabIe terms for those convenient to the Mill. RCounty Orders an Greenbacks tak en nt ir. f -, w.v w. rfc v?.itionKijntSam, pORTIVND , OlTCOS. Q And JscksciiYillc, Orcgo;) GIBBS & STKAUNS will atteud to all buiuesti in Portland. BENEDICT HOUSE. Ari'LEOATE, OllEOOX. s. n. taylof, mors. Having leaded thi? Popular Stnnd for a term of years, informs Ihe Public it will be kept up to its former high staudard. First-class Table and clean beds for the travelling public. Hay, Grain and slab ling as usual. FINAL CALL. Those indebted to B.irncburg & Kin caid will step up without further notice and settle either by cash or note as a sct llemcnt must be bail immediately. Baunkiiuuo & Kincaid. Heavy Canton and drawers, for York Storr flannel undershirts G3cta at the New Mens boots worth 5, for S3.50, at tho Now York Storo, R -it jav ,Z 2W fe nirOuk rs mm&?$! w& fTingv TRF5T1 fSiTSi" S 'SB'S' f? faS ' llHOlll m mm. Counlry Order Department. To Old Friends and n&vr we are Determined to- please all. We spare Neither time- nor effort to aeseru&j. tlie successive claim. EXPERIENCE IS BETTER THAN DOUBT, AND FAITH IS STRENGTHENED BY TRIAL. WE HJH BUT OXE PRICE ASD SELL FOR CASH ONLY ! AND Mark all Cowls in I'lultt I'lgnrrs AND FII.I. OIIDERS AT THE SAfE LOW PRICES FOR WJUCll Wc sell at Our Conntcrs. OUU STOCK EJtUICACES DRY GOODS, OLOTiUNG. 1500 1'S, SHOES. FURNISHING HATS. CAPS. (JOOD?. ETC., k'J'C. OUR ROOTS AND SHOES IIAVE NO equal tor price and durability. Tho Red House Kip ISoot, men's andlioy's. It has no parallel; warranted two genuine soles Oilman's Standard screw boot is made of heavy calf, with tup sole. AYn-uU-o have on "hand every variety of Calf, lexw Ties, Urngatw. and Plow shoes, and I.-ulies' and Childa'n's shoes. J-rrlc Xlt Sent rcc-CJ Address: RED HOUSE, Sacramento, Cnl. I I 6 ASHLAND LiTcrr, Sale & Feed Slablc Main St., Ashlmail. rHE UNDERSIGNtI) TAKE5 plas ure in announcing that he has pur chased these stables and will keep con stantly on hand the ery beat sAODLF. II.tHNi:". nuctJins ASD CAIlltl'.CSK", And can furnish my customers with a tip top turnout at any time. noi:si:s r.oYitiiKir On reasonable terms, and given the best attention. Horses bought nnd told and satisfaction guarantetd iu all my trans actions. HENRY NORTON. BLACKSMITI-IING--AND HORSE - SEOBING-. BarncburS ? Kincaid. HAVING LEASED TlljIOPFOR mcrly occtipitd byjTitbaniiou ku ask a share of the public patronage. Staple produce or Cash taken lor work. ! VE & r&) i COUGHS. mif aaaa. ( Mas a a h m . . 1 KhfcUMA..b?Ji.i B2KS0U'3 CA.?cn:E POi:or3 PIASTER I in'.has, reiri. ' aljiot at onro and euros wh"ro other !)'! tail c, 'n to retifvr. It conlama E-?aT A. mcre )viw. rf J rin relIcTin; strenqth iiiIdjc and , unitWc proin'ri i tlnu Iho coramOR p-rosspUU'r, ai-ilisftrs.iperior to llulovnti tail llu s.(-ca'.I'(l fl-cTual stA!'incca. It Is '!'lynommein!i'ilfort,n aboro nilm'ntt, also f ir inil nn:l KIiIny mplRlnls, rirnrla, rlntliapn t nil l'-nl Aclicniii 1'uins. iii saa rim-jnu n..llvrt!lltoUl.o even ft li't'e plns to prociiro thin article, no not allow nu v othT pi vtcr to bo suMtltutod for It. So'il Iit all Dnnnjii-ls. Srr.cnT & Juiixsox, SI Plait Street, Nw York, Proprietors. Criterion Billiard Snlo n! CALIFORNIA ST., Nolnnd & IklcDnnicI Props. TI1I3 POPULAR RESORT, UNDER new management. Is Tarnishing the best brands of liquors, wines and cigars. The reading table i supplitd with Eastern peri odicals and leading papers of the Coast Give us n call Hats worth $2.50 each sold at tho New York Store for $1.23.