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aksr bt tns suotenpiioa prio.
It k great aiiUi fn ymt
to think that Be ean wait as long m ftr
will befare he begini te gather the
thinfs about him that I have tried to
describe a true wife, a good home,
yd each a family as he Sod in hie
heart; and thenr when he- has nmd his
fertae, and can keep a wife and fami
ly in a certain social etation with all
the luxuries of life, he Baa dene his
""wndieTftltj:
If tou ask him why he does this, he ho o East, 8 73 W 1.00 chains Kel
.. ' . . . t ...- I Wa ditch-course N.W 3.13 chains to a
will tell you he can not do any better-
1 .11 L . . M t . aiKV - .
t&at he cannot ask a women to marry
Him out of a mansion, and go to live
in a cabin. Such a woman is not fit
for a poor man's wife. But in time a
aian finds out ever so many secrets' on
this question- Pirst, he finds out that
ho who is not fit to be a poor man's
wife, as a rale, is not fit to be any man's
wife, especially in a land like ours,
where no man knows how soon he may
ba poor.
3fat suppose Be-waits until sBe is
thirty and he is thirty-five, and then
marries the woman of his choice One
of the first things she tells him is that
ebe would have jpwped at him ten
yean ago if he had said? the word; she
wanted him to say ae dreadfully, and
was almost heart-broken because he
didh'fc.
I think the wisest thing: I ever did
was to marry on seventy-five cents a
day, and find myself, before I was
twenty-four. Very sad is the fate cf a
man who hears the voice say in his
Eden, at twenty-two "Here is a worn-
I have made for thee" and" replies
.cannot take her yet for tin or twelve
kto come,"
a man is saving money he is
Dr. Stark, the Register
stland, has shown from
om the ages of twenty
Ice as many bacliKlera
'men. 1 was appalled.
this, at the risk I had run
sinele until T was twentv.
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The average for single women
Tittle better; Hut it ought to be, be-
rcaase they are not the greatest sinners;
for they can not always do as they
would like.
So, young man, if you have been
waiting, show your grit, and go right
away and pop the question, mad this
lecture will prove the best sermon yos
ver Beard hi your life. "Robert
Cbllyerv
Curkfor DrPHTERUL In conversa
tion with one of Stockton's most cele
Vated physicians yesterday, it was
learBttitSat diphtheria, which has been
prevalent at Farmington, was gradually
abatrag. Safd" tBe medical man: "I
have practiced medicine for thirtyyears,
and I have never lost a ease of dipht
herf yet, wBen called1 in proper time.
Give tBe patient plenty of lime or lem
on juice. Give it in any way that is
palatable. Squeeze out the juice, swee
ten it wilH white sugar, or ive it as
lemonade, or give it elear; but give
plenty of lime or lemon juice all the
time. It will not interfere with any
other mode of treatment, and will, if
followed, effect a cure, and the public
iHght to know it." "Stockton Inde
pdant," There seems to xA deal of con
flict of opbipbout the coin of the
confejJsacy. Reagan or Texas, who
wasfPostmaster-General utri Secretary
e-f the Treasury just before the final
plunge was taken into the "last ditch,"
says Jeff Davis got none of the cash,
but that the greater part of it fell into
the National Treasury. This was po
etical justice, as no doubt much of it
was stolen from there in the first place.
The Fkkt in Marching. In order
to make marching easier for German
soldiers their feet are wrapped in linen
aoaked with lard. But, oa the march,
especially where theboots are too big,
the sticky mud will pull the boots off.
During a parade before the Emperor,
Bet long since, the boots came or by
hundreds and a large fatigue party
had to be sent out to pick up the foot
gear.
Stale Bread Feittkes. Cut stale
bread in thin slices and put it to soak
for several hours in cold sweet milk.
ml .
a iry in sweet jam, r butter the
and then fry, and eat with sugar,
ib, or sweet mice. To ma.b
ore th hard emit
Sheriffs Sale.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVENTHAT;
by virtue of a certain execution issu
ed out of the Circuit Court of Jackson
county, State of Oregon, on the 26th day
of November, A. D. 1881, and to me direct
cd, upon a judgment and decree of fore
closure, to-wit: To foreclose a vendors
lien, recovered in said court on the 14th
day of November, 1881, by Harrison Kel
ley, Plaintiff, and against the Cayote Gold
and Sliver Mining company, I. N. Muncy,
Win. Ruble, Walter Ruble, Ruth Ruble
et si. Defendants, for the sum of $15,092.24
and the cosU taxed at $374.30, together
with interest, accruing costs ana expenses.
I have levied upon and will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
ariar, Ike ta stay JaBUrr, H89,
At 1 o'clock r.x. of said day, at the Court
House door, in Jacksonville, in Jackson
countv. Onsen, for cash in hand at the
r time of sale, all the right title and interest
the above named aeienaanis or eiwer oi
them have, or at anytime had, in and to
the following described real estate to-wit:
All of the mlninir claims, ditches, watcr-
I rights tracts of land and all appurtenances
thereunto belonging, situated on Cayote
creek, In Jackson county, uregon, ana
more narticularlv described as follows;
Bceinnine at an initial polcf Jp. 2 at a
1 nost aOlttaaijaftatfaf&n Kobei
claiaaVaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBawoiu wnicn a rcai
TtrcinfflofflulMPRauacrs of the creek'
nn ricrlit hint nil fdlloWg VIZ:
Variation
a v v - -- ,
post from which an alder 0 in diameter
hears 8 fll E. 65 links dist.,N 50& "W
1050 links to Kcllcys mining excavation
N 200 links 17.00 chains to flume and
tailrace, 8 W 25 chains to a post, irom
which a red fir 20 in diameter bears N 35
o E 27 links distant, red fir 24 in diame
ter bears E 48 links diet. N 72 W
8.80 to a post, from which a red fir 30 in
diameter bears N 87 E 122 links dist
S 80 W 19.00 to a post, from which a
twI flr 40 in diameter bears N 72 E 133
links alder 4 in dia. bears S 32 o W 25
links N 63W W 5.C5 chains to a post,
:thence N 7U E 5.00 chains to a post.
(from which a red flr 18 in. diameter
.bears N 60 W 109 links distant B 78J
E 5.00 chains to a post from which
a re nr IS in. aiameier Dears n a
W 72 links dist Ued nr 12 in aia Dears
8 60 o R 1681inks dist. 8 7U W 10.00
chains to the place ot beginning, contain
ing 3055 acres. Also tno louowmg aes
cribed mining claims and tracts of land :
Beginning at a post 8 66, W 9.22 chains
from the southwest corner of the above de
scribed land, from which a red fir 86 in.
dia bears 74 E 36 links dist Yellow
pine 4 in. dia bears N 30, , 85 links;
thence running 8 76 W 4.54 chains to a
post, from which a red fir 36 in. dia bears
N 8 E 45 links dist, red flr 24 in. dia.
bears 8 70 W, 35 links dist. SHw
3.00 chains to a post for a corner, from
which a rca nr 14 in. aia Dears dib" via
26 links dist Yellpjwpmejy4n4iaai
8'G2-c-E-ttrT,nks dist, N 76 E AM
chains to a post for a corner irom which a
black oak 15 in. dia bears N 7 V 142
links dist White oak 4 in dia, bears N
70 W 105 links dist 8 14 E5.U) chains.
Road N E and 8 W 6.05 chains to the place
of beginning, containing 2.75 acres: ag
gregating acres 33.07. Also all the follow
described mining claims and tracts of land
situated on Coyote creek ;n Jackson ccr,";-'
ty, Oregon, and formerly owned by LefiSL.
Anil una James MeWfc'linmR. unci nartK?ia
mju i:ii.v: -r
. . . ... , ,
larlv described as follows, to-wit
: cr
mencin? at an initial toint No. 3. on r
bank of said creek, at a post andmoua
cobble sMncs Uirco Vtct iv- Uae-&Et
leet mgb, and the southeast com
nencn claim, rormerly owned by P
sou running up said creek
easteriy"rec"on sewn nundred 3v
more or lessTOuKe ana mpuna u, ,$
ble stones; in a noTSaF"y airection
hundred yards to a stake:
tcrly direction seven hundred StSHSJo a
stake at the northeast corner of the 7a1
O'Shca claims, and thence along the cast
line of said O'Sbea claims, two hundred
yards to the place of berinnintr.inall seven
bench claims. Also one mining ditch, ta
ken out on the north bank of said creek,
about one mile above said claims, and run.
ning in a westerly direction to said claims
andwater right belonging to said ditch ; al
so one- mining ditch, taken out of said
creek on the north bank of the same, about
two rods from the east line of said claims,
and conveying the water or said creek up
on said claims and water right belonging
to the same; also all of the water rights
and ditches belonging to, or connected
with, said claim; also all houses, flumesr
boxes, giants, hydraulics and pipes attach
ed to and made a part of said realty. Also
all of the following described mining claims
and tracts of land situated on Coyote creek
in Jackson county, Oregon, ana lormerly
owned by P. H. 0'8hea, and particularly
described as follows, to-wit: commencing
at the northwest comer of claims formerly
owned by McWilliams & Ash and running
in a westerly direction nine hundred yards ;
thence In a southerly direction two hund
red yards to the north line ot claims form
erly owned by Daniel Mathews; thence in
an easterly direction three hundred yards
to the north end of said claims; thence in
a southerly direction along the cast line of
Mathews claims twohundrcd yards; thence
up said creek, on the south side of the
same, Bix hundred yards; and thence
northerly four hundred yards to the place
of beginning, consisting of nine bench
claims and six creek claims; also one un.
divided one half of two hill claims com.
mencincr at the west bank of the Ttamalaio
gulch on the north line of said bank claims
ana runmngnortherly two hundred yards;
thence westerly one hundred yards to a
stake; thence southerly two hundred yards
to said north line; thenco easterly along
saiu line one hundred yards to the place
of beginning. Also one ditch known as
me urownmg aitch, one known as the
McCully & Owens ditch, and one taken
out of the Scolds gulch on the south side
of said creek and running to a reservoir in
the Benson-gulch; also all water rights be
longing to said ditches; and all other
ditches and water rights connected to and
belonging to said claims, and all houses,
fences, flumes and boxes attached and be
longing to and connected with said claims
and made a part of said realty. Also all
of the following described mining claims
and tracts of land situated on Coyote creek
in Jackson county, Oregon, and formerly
owned bv Daniel Mathews, and particular-
lV described as follows, tn-wit- mmmrn
ing at the upper end of mining claims
formerly owned by F. A. Davis on said
creek, and at the southeast comer of the
same, and running up the creek six hund
red and seventv vards on the smith hnnt
of said creek to the southwest comer of
creeK claims rormcr y owned by P. H.
O'Shea; and thenco in a northerly direc
tion two hundred yards to the northwest
comer of the said creek claims ; and thence
in a westerly direction six hundred and
seventy yards to the northeast comer of
the, said Davis claims and thence in a
southerly direction two hundred yards to
the place of beginning, Including both
banks of said creek together with all wa
ter rights, ditches, flumes, houses and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging. Also
all or the following described mining
claims and tracts of land situated on Coy
ote creek, in Jackson countv. Oregon, and
formerly owned by John Robertson, and
particularlr described asibllnwiL titrit.
commencing at the southeast conWof
ciaims iormeriy ownea by O. Jacol
nciiey ana running aong the noi
claims formerly owned by Daniel
n an easterly Qy
red feet to a stake and the N E corner ot
Bald O. Jacobs & H. Kclley claims and
thence southerly six hundred feet to
the place of beginning; also two mining
ditches, one taken out of Coyote creek
on the north side and opposite said
Mathews house and running westerly to
said Robertson's claims and carrying three
hundred inches of water; also the water
right belonging to the same; also one
ditch on the south side of said creek taken
out about opposite the east line of said
claims and terminating about opposite the
west line on said claims and conveying
about hundred inches of water; also the
water rights belonging to said ditches; al
so one hoase and outhouses on said claims.
Also the following described mining claims
and tracts of land situated on Cayote creek
in Jarfrsnn conntv. Oregon ana formerly
owned by Davis &Rathbom and more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit: com
mencing at the southeast comer of claims
formerly owned by O. Jacobs & H. Kelley
and running in a westerly direction along
the south line of said last mentioned olaims
to the Stockton gulch,thence westerly along
the south side of said creek to the south
east comer of a claim formerly owned by
said Jacobs & Kelly; thence along the
smith line of said claim to lis southwest
comer; thence westerly to a certain min
im? ditch known as the Davis mining
ditch: thence westerlv along the line of
said ditch and beyond to the cast line ot
.'aims formerly owneu uytjaraes luca.
j. ... . .- .i - -.t. . i
;;gin; tnescesoain vo me n ui uiujiiuj.
On Mil SOUltt JilHU m v.n-n; nui.cj
easterly along the foot 'of said hill to a
claim formerly owned by Daniel Mathews;
Ihence northerly to the south line of the
John Robertson's claims thence westerly
to the nlace of berinnintr: also all ditches
and water richts. houses and flumes be-
1 on finer to and connected with said claims ;
and made part of said realty. Levied up
on as the real property of the above named
defendants to satisfy the above named ex
ecution. WM. BYBEE, A
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregoj
wf I
By L'iiakles raw, ucpur
uts
Jacksonville, uregon, jmov.su, ioo
Notice.
TJ. S. Land Office Rosebjjj,-. oon )
Novori. irsi ' r
Complaint having been entered in this
office by Miles 8. Deao against George W.
Clark for abandoninjnis homestead entry
No. 2678, dated Feb. 21, 1876, for the E &
of N E and Nof 8 E Mof Section's
lownsnip m soun, or range 6 W. Willam
ett Meridian inbsephine county, Oregon,
with the view to the cancellation of said
entry; the Kfd parties in interest are cited
to appear t this office on the 7thdayof
Jannarv'.pS ?: :.:?-rr.- rfZZ.!
y any furnish testimony concerning said
allegalinTiq of nlinnr1rmmfnt
"At. P. Benjamin. Rpiristr.
J. C. Fdxlkrton, Receiver.
Administrator's Notice.
In the matter of the estate of A. L. TTal
dron, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed by the County
Court or Josephine county, Oregon, sitting
in probate, Administrator of the estate of
A. L. Waldron, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to settle the same immediately.
M"se havinc claims nrminst ihi estate
'&, IflSiSP1 'with, the proier vouchers
VMSBC) utvjf unit; I.WUUIJ,
lwffiWysix months after the first
is notice.
Wf -ffir NICHOLAS THOSS.
, .-. tJSmTsuatoToCsaiEsrai
l csutc.
Pmbcr 7, 1881.
SEVILLE HOTEL,
LAKE COUNTY, OON.,
Greenman, Proprietor.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing that he has taken charge
of this house and that the management
will be first-class in every particular. The
table will always be supplied with the
best the market affords.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guar
anteed. No pains spared to meet the
wants of the traveling public.
W.GGREBNMAK.
ttts a ocwnvrx,i!:cxjar g-
AND
HORSE--SHOEING
BY
Marcus Armstrong.
Having leased A. Barncburg's old stand
opposite the Catholic parsonage I am now
prepared to do any work in my line at
bed-rock prices. Give me a trial.
MARCUS ARMSTRONG.
Step Right Up
And settle with me. I am
going to California about Jan.
1st and must have money.
Those knowing themselves in-
debted -vviU be sensible in not4
waiting for a second call. I
mean business as my customers
have had my hard earnings long
enough.
D. CRONEMILLER.
Jacksonville, Dec. 9, 1881.
WALDO EXPRESS,
Ocurx-srlxis XT. S. ZUTctlls
Leaves Jacksonville
Thursdays, for Waldo.
Tuesdays and Fridavs.
Mondays and
Leaves Waldo
First-class accommodations for passen
gers. Express business promptly attended to
by R. M. GARRETT.
ALFALFA SEED.
The finest quality of clean alialfa seed
from the farm or Lyman Chappell can be
had at G. KAREWESKI, or at the ranch
on Applegate. Seed warranted clean and
pure.
LYMAN CHAPPELL.
Jacksonville Nov. 26th, 1881.
TAX PAYERS NOTICE.
i once is hereby given thatlthe Asses-
LpooKs nave been placed in ray hands'
ueciion
mFJfeE QUANTITIES
OF
W GOODS
ENG DAILY
-AT
IS jEjLERS s
rising a lull line of
Merchandise,
finest Assortment jt
RESS GOODS
Iqods,
Id, ETG;
,s
prfjrought to this City;
F .ITT. -TTTT.
LATEST: STYLES AND
PATTERNS
AND WILL BE SOLD AT
PRICES
NEVER HEARD OF.
NEWMAN FISHER,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
I ASK FOR
TJniCA India Rubber Co's
PURE ARA GUM
GRCE PROOF
RUBBFJl BOOTS and COATS
BEWlRE OF IMITATIONS.
Be sure tje Boots are stamped CHACK
PROOF orfhe heels, and have the PURE
GUM 8PRNGS on the foot and instep,
which prcrnl their cracking or breaking.
Tliey will lt twico as long a aay others
manufactud.
- FOTi SaU-yy ALL DEALERS. .
AliuKSy
PACKING, HOSE, SPRINOS,
CLO'DTING, BOOTS AND
SilOES, Etc.
fc001)':EAR RUBBEtt CO.
R. II. Pease, Jr.) . .
S.M.RU.NTNO, f Agents,
San Francisco,
Send for out
New Illustra
ted Price-list
No. 30, for
FallandWin-
au
terofl8Sl. Free to any address. Con
tains full description of all kinds of goods
for personal and family use. We deal
directly with the consumer, and sell all
goods in any quantity at wholesale prices.
You can buy better and cheaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY "WARD & CO.
227 and 229 Wabash ATenue.Chicago.IU.
S, P. HANNA,
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oxegon,
In Croncpiller's building is in receipt
of a full assortment of material and pre
pared to do all work in his line on short
notice ana
In a workmanlike manner.
of every description made to
Vehicles
order.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction guar-
antccd.
S. P. HANNA.
July 14, B8S0.
ANAK
DR. f- Slf.SBEE'S EXTERNAL TILE KE3EDV
ChreslmUnt Rilief, ind Is in Infallible
CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES.
Sold by Druggists every where. Price, $LO0
per box, prepaid, by mail. Samples sent
: to ru
hysicians and all sufferers, bi
eater a. uo., uox ?ihu, new Yore
Sole manufacturers of ANAKESia
Gin BARBER SHOP
California St.,
JacksonTille, - - - Oregon
The undersigned is fully prepared to do
all work !in his line In the best manner and
at reasonable prices.
GEORGE SCnn. IFF.
EAGLE BREWERY.
JOSEPH WETTERER,
Proprietor
tea St., JacksonTille.
Always kept on
' by the keg or
-B,5-B-gl-PrA-
JBM
'a.tgou -j.ar.es !
HENRY
MAKDFACTDRERS AND
-EVERY DESCRIPTION OF-
SADDLERY, HiltnuLEY HiRDWiRE.
1HA
Dsicc
AVING TIIE FACILITIES AND
mAnufaclurin? of evcrythinjr in our
ice, the very best of custom made work, which we make a specialty, and at the
VERY LOWEST
rjpucpail-riag xccuted promptly and
oouuiera urcguu to examine our siock
5?"Hcnry JudW -will take wheat in
will pay the highu-st market price.
J
sonville; Oi ipgon, 3Iay 3d, 1880.
la HoM or I'limiUc
Ilostcttcr's Stomach Bitters is rs much re
g:idcd as a household nccosity as sugar
or coflcc. The reason or this is that years
or experience have proved it tobcperlcctly
reliable in those cases of emergency where
a prompt and convenient remedy it. demand,
cd. Constipation, liver complaints, dys
pepsia, indiirestion and other troubles are
overcome by it.
For sale by druggists and dealers, to
whom apply for Hostetter's Almanac Tor
1882.
Notice.
L.VSD Oftick at RosEncnn, Oon., )
December G, 1S31. f
Notice is hereby gi en that the fol'ow
ing-namrd sett'er has filed notice of his
intention to ni'ikc final proof in support
or his claim, and that said proof will bo
made before the Judge or Clerk of Josc-
hino county, at Kcrbyyillc, on Saturday,
January 14, 1832, viz: Edward J.Uslcd,
Homestead No. 2472 for the SE of NE
hi, N H of S E H and S E if of SE JLf,
Sec. 21 T 35 S R ti W, Willamette Mcrcdi
an. He names the following witnesses to
lirovc his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viTamL Neely,
U. t'. Averv, Jonn ax
Grants Pass
and B. A William
Queen.
Wm
Itegister,
Notice.
The public is hereby notified that the
notice in last week's ghxtinkl, announc
ing that I had ftfrmtd a partnership with
Jblwooa bmitn, was msertea without my
consent or Knowledge, as 1 nave not now,
nor never had, any business relations with
said Smith, whatever. Neither will I be
responsible for any debts or contracts he
may make
EFFINGH3I SCHIEF FELIN.
RogiiB River, Sept. 17, 1881.
F.RITSOHARD,
PRACTICAL
WATCnilAKEU AND JEWELER,
California Sreet,
MAKES a specialty of cleaning and re
pairing watches and clocks. 3Iy
charges are reasonable. Give me a call.
Criterion Billiard Saloon!
CALIFORNIA ST.,
James P. McDaniel, Prop.
THIS popular resort, under new man.
agement, is furnishing the best brands
ot liquors, wines and cigars. The reading
table is supplied with Eastern neriodicals
and leading papers of the Coast. JGivc me
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JUDGE,
GENERAL DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR KNOWLEDGE OF THE
line, we are prepared to furnish on short
LIVING PRICES.
with satisfaction. "We inrite the pcoplo of
ueiorc scnumg ineir money away.
payment for all bills due him, for which he
HENRY JTTTIRP!.
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
lE'SACADE
CONDUCTED BY.
OF TIIE HOLY NAME.
TUIE SnOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS
JL school will commence about the end of
August, and is divided in four sessions,
of eleven weeks each.
Board and tuition, pertcrm, $40.00
Bed and Bedding 4.00
Drawing and painting 8.00
Piano 15.00
Entrance fee only onto,.. v 5.00
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
Primary, per term, COO
Junior, " 8.00
Senior, " fc 10.00
Pupils received at any time, and special
attention is paid to p'titicular studies in
behalf of children who have but limited
time. For further particulars apply at
the Acadcmv
CITY BAKERY
AND
SALOOK,
In Masonic Building, Oregon St.
JACKSONVILL,, OON.
The undersigned hereby desires to an
nounce to the public that they are now
prepared to fill all orders for c.ikes of
every description such as wedding cakes,
cakes for parties, winccakes; also brown
and rye bread, ginjrer snaps and crackers.
A lunch house will also be kept al this
place, where oysters in all styles, Limburg
erand Schweitzer cheese, can be had at
all hours of the day or night.
FSTFresh bread everv ilav.
jjMce-i reasonable i and satisfaction guar
anteed.
GR0I1 .fc ULRICII.
California St.
U, Ficke, - Proprietor,
This well-known market, one door cast
ot tnc w estern Union Telegraph office, is
l)Otter prepared than ever to turnish the
public with the choicest quality of
FRESH BEEF,
PORK, VEAL,
MUTTON, HAM,
SALT MEATS,
RACON,
SUFEJUOR,
SAUSAGE, LARD, ETC.,
The most favorable inducements offered
to patrons, and no effort will be spared to
ward giving general satistaction.
N. FICKE.
P. D03STEG-A.ISr
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
--AND-t-
IIOISSE SHOEING,
Cor., or Second and California St.
All kinds of marketable produce taken
in exchange for work.
P. DONEGAN.
HMKHHrTILhS- BOTEtl
RYAN'S BlULDINd CAL., ST.,
A. D. MANIOW, Prop.
Hiving purchased this houso of Mr.
Birkhead we intend to try to run it on the
same plan, furnishing the table with the
best the market affords. No China cook,
but white labor exclusively.
MEALS ONLY SS ATS
All are invited cordially to come and try
urn liuc. A. u. JIATilUJN.
SETTLE TJP !
JV0 FO OLISRJYJBSS JVO W.
ALL persons indebted to the under
signed, cither by note or book ac
count, aro requested to come forward and
settle up at once, as I roust have money.
The accounts of those who do not settle in
a reasonable time will ho placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection. I
mean just what I say, and an early settle
ment will save costs.
NEWMAN FISHER.
Jacksonville, Sept. 8, 1881.
NOTICE.
Oar Descriptive Illustrated Price
I.tit,No.aO. or Dry Goods, tc, will be
Issued about March 1st, 1881. Prices
quoted In No. 38 will remain good until
that date. Send us your name early for ,
eoproI.no. 39. Free to any add re.
MECHANICS'
PLANING MILL
-AND
FURNl3?VRj
SASH,
BUNDS M Dl
-AXD
Moulding Factory,
.ASHLAND, OREGON,
I. S. F. IHAHSH, Frop'xv
A LL KINDS OF PLANING,!!
xx ing, Turning, Circular ancl
bawmg,
FUROTTTJIIE
& ORNAH
A
mms
to nuTircn
runmure, oosu, unaui, Jjaors and
Moulding constantly on hand and mads!
to ordor.
CSI will contract tc dsijr and erect
all kinds o buildings W hen desirable tor j
thObC employing ror, I -will turnish all the
material rcquimi lor the conduction
any building, ready for occupancy.
EXCELSIOR
LIVER YBHND FEED
STAKIjE,
Corner Of
Orkqo.v and California sts., Jacxsokvilix.
W. J. FLYrflAlE, prop'r.
Would respectfully inform the
that he has a fine stock of
publio
Horses, Buggies and Carl nits
And he is prepared to furnish hit patrona
and the public generally with
Fine Turnouts
As can be had on the Pacific coast.
die horses hired to go to any pat
me couniy.
Animals Bought ,
Horses broke to wr
Horses boarded an
stoned upon theu
A liberal share:
is solicited on
WIA'TJZjYi
PROPRIETOfl
The proprietors of tl.h well kJ
popular rt sort world inform their
and the public generally that a confl
and first class stock or the best brands
liquors, wines, cigar", ale and porter, etc
arc constantly kept on hand. They wilfl
be pleased to have their friend "call
smile."
CABINET.
A cabinet of curiosities may also bo
found here. We would be pleased to havo
persons possessing curiosities and speci
mens bring them in, and we will place
them in the cabinet for inspection.
WINTJEN 4 HELMS.
BIGBUTTE STEAMSAW MILL
J. F. FARCSIl,
BIGBUTTE, ::,::: OGH,
Keeps constantly on hand planed and
unplaned Sugar pine lumber or the best
quality.
EDGING, MOULDING, RUSTIC,
SIDING, FLOORING,
SHINGLES, ETC.
Lumber dressed to order on short notice i
and reasonable terms ror those convenient!
to the Mill.
County orders and Greenbacks tahsfl
at par.
TZMiwwmm
ctatomctjatjian), '
JOJND.OiySKO 5 i
And Jacksonville, Orcgn
GIBBS & STEARNS will attiad
all business in Portland.
UNION HOrEL,
Kerbyville Ores
en.
M. Ryder, Propr.
rirsi-ciass accommodation can -ahvaya.
ik uau iu wis no use at tne most rcasi
Die rates.
ETAn excellent stable connected witb
tne notei.
Liquor House.
The undersigned offers Whlska
in quantities to suit customer
gallon or $1 per. quas
ery. .Lager ifecr for
a
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