OEEOOI SENTINEL. J AC ICSOiV VI Lti K Saturday, June 14, 1884. .DnxTiBTRY. E. L. Townsend, D. D. S., will lie in Jacksonville Juno 16 lb, 1684, and remain tea days. o Warnisq. Notice is hereby ivon that I will not bo responsible for any debts contracted by my wife. Henry Mkksor. Settle XJp. All knowing thern ealrci indebted to-the estato of the lato Madatna Holt are requested to Battle at onoe, and thosa having claims against the tamo fill present them at tho office of the U.S. Hotel. Attentios Every Farmer. Be fore ordering niowors, headers, rakes, harvesters and other heavy machinery call on Bilger & Msegly and see what they will do for you. Thoy aro per manently located and will guarantee satisfaction. No New Trial. The Supreme Court has affirmed tho decibion of the Cir cuit Court in the case ot John Justus, convicted on the cliargo of murdering his father and sentenced to imprison raent for life, and his last hope is liow gono, Ejccursiok Rotks. E. P. Rodgcrs, general passenger agent 0. it C. It. II., tends word that parties wishing to at tend the 4th of July celebration at Portland can purchase tickets from Ashland, Phoenix, Mcdford, Gold Hill, Woodvillo and Grant's Pass to Portland, and return, for 512, tickets good from July 2d to July 7th, inclu- Pioneer Meeting. A meeting of this society was held at Ashland last Thursday wnen the following officers were elected: President, Tbeo. Cam eron; Vice Presidents, B. F. Myer and Wm. liahler; Secretary, S. J. Day; Treanurer, J H. Ilufior. The next ro-union of the society will bo held in Jacksonville on Thursday, September 11, 1884. o Bail Forfeited. J. E. Gcddis who was indicted by the last grand jury for horse steuliug, and afterwards gave bonds in the sum of $400 for his ap pearancc at this term of court, ukipp cd out this week and did not answer wIshu his case was called. A letter received him from by tho court says that heiRout hunting witnesses and would return when he found them, but his bail was declared forfeited neverthe less. Religious Items Rev. F. X. Blanchet will hold regular bervices at the Catholic church in this place. . . . Elder Al. Peterson preaches at Lone Oak school house Sunday, both morn ing and evening. . . . Rev. I). J. Sharp holds services at the II. E. church in this place next Sunday, both morning and evening. . . . Rev. R. C. Oglesby will preach at McClendon's school bouse in Sam's "Valley Sunday morn ing at 11 o'clock Rev. M. A. "Williams preaches at Eaglo Point Sun day morning New Proprietor. TJieU. S. Hotel in Jacksonville! changed hands this week, Geo. W. Holt celling all I.fe right, title and interest in the same to Jean and Etcil DeRoboam, who took charge this week. Several improve ments liavo already been made and numerous mote aro promised and the uroprietors say it will hereafter be run in first class style. There is plenty chance for improrcaont and we hope to tea tho promise: of tho nsw owners flly carried out and. wish thom the best succocs possible. Got tiie Contract. L. S. P. 7tlarsh was the successful bidder for tho con struction of tho new Court House at Crescent City, ngreeing to complcto the building according lo specifications forS12,000. Tho building is to be of frame and the foundation of rock and brick. Messrs. Byars it Guerrin havo taken a sub-contract for the tho stone and brie work and will commence at once. Mr. Marsh started for Crtsccnt City Iaht Thursday to arrange other preliminaries and sub-contract some of the other work to be done. Grand Joey. Tho following gen Uemen compose the grand jury for the June term of Circuit Court. David Peuniuger, foreman, Jesse Adams, F. M. Ferguson, Horace Pel ton, M. W. Whaeler, Thos. Curry, H. Stanclift. Since their sessions began thoy have brought in four indictments as follow s: Against James Hurd for'burelary; G. N. Yocum, for assault with intent to kill; Jacob Worlcw, assault with a dangerous weapon; John Goldsby, mayhem. Tho jury is still in session and has numerous charges to examine into before they can adjourn. No bill hasyctbeon found against the stage robbers as all the witnesses hare not yet boon found. o Our Natal Day. Our advertising columns will show the programme for tho celebration of the Fourth in Jack sonville and no pains will be spared to make it tho grandest for many a year. The fire engino company havo taken the matter in hand and the citizens have subscribed a very liberal sura for expenses so all who come need have no fear but what it will be a success. Ths oration will be delivered by Prof. J. W. Merritt, the Declaration of In depence will be read by Frank Pressley and the Jacksonville silver cornet band will furnish music for the occasion. A grand procession with triumphal car, free dinner and numerous afternoon sports will be features of the occasion, all to wind up with fireworks in the evening and a grand ball at Holt's hall. Everybody is invited and a Bpecial effort will be made by the man agers to make it agreeable for all so that eafh may havo a jolly good time. Local Items- M. Colwell is still quito low. Ice cream and soda water at Mrs. Kroutzor's. The Rogue River diatillory will shut down in a few days. Mrs. Geo. L. Chase and Mrs. R. O. DeWitt are here on a visit. The residence of M. Mensor is being troatcd to a new coat of paint. Tho glorious Fourth will be cele brated in different parts of tha coanty. Mr. F. Boschey will accept our thanks for a backet of Sao cherries. Barrach Fisher is la constant ra ceipt of now goods at his start tt Mcd ford. Our doctors are idle now and com plain of tho healthfulucss of our cli mate. John D. Coughlin, a former resident of Jack&onville, returned this week on a visit. C. C. Bcekman, accompanied by his wife and daughter, are expected home next week. Immense preparations are being made for the Fourth of July barbacuo at Medord. E. W. Hammond of 'Woodvillo is serving his country as juryman this term of Court. Aincien's Cough Syrup never fails to cure'if used in time and according to directions. D. V. Crosby is now in charge of High i Taylor's saloon aud bowling alley in Ashland. M. Van Winkle and Hank Grigs by of Grants Pass wero in town sev eral days this week. Tho Misses Fiock and Slaglo of Yreka are here on a visit and are tho guests of II. v. Helms. W. J. Plyumle's residence is now ornamented withaneat new fence which looks fine, to sny the least. Tho prepent county court meets in special session July 1st for the last tima to wind up their affairs. The express corner presents a better appearance now m nee Carter fc Schuhz havo painted aud varnished tho out did?. George N. Bolt of Applegalo is now a student at tho Portland Business Collfga of which A. P. Armstrong is Principal. Wo acknowledgo receipt of cards from Win. L Bilger and wife. They will make thsir home in Portland for the present. Mr. aud Mrs. F. A. Bancroft, Mr. and Mrb. A. H. Breyinun aud Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Knott are hero on a visit from Portland. George Chaso is driving Ah. Gidd ings' string of stock from Ashland to Yreka while tho latter is attending Court horo as a witness. Gcnl. Thos. G. Reames of this plnco and Chas. Hughes of Kcrbyvillo are attendins tho grand lodge of Masoni in session at Portland this wsofc. Gccrge Eng'c tho popular ogcut for W. F. k Co. and tho O. & C. Stage Co at Ashland was in tovrn this week us witness against the etago robbcra. W. G. Kenney returned from Port land this week where he purchased a stock of liquors and clears for the sa loon of Kenney it Woltera at Med ford. Judge C. B. Bellinger of Portland arrived yesterday as en attorney for the railroad coupany in cai that tro to came before tho present term of ccurt. The next legislature will stand: Sen ate Republicans, 1G; Democrats, 14; house Republicans, 35; Democrats, 25; Republican majority on joint bal lot 12. Travel is increasing and a largo number of tourists may bo looked for this Summer. Every endeavor should be made to make it agreeable for those who come. C. C. Griffith, charged with horse steeling, was discharged this week by Justice Huffer, the ovidence failing to disclose any attempt on part of defend ant to commit a theft. Willie Youne returned to Now Ta- coma this week after a short etav. His father's condition is somewhat im proved but he is not vet convalescent. being still confined to his room. Alarms lot of groceries and'provis ions belonging to tho railroad comnanv and in charge of A. S. Whiting were sold at public auction at Phoenix 'yes terday by Oscar lvilbourn auctioneer. Henry Manser will commence driv ing four in hand on the Mcdford route after Sunday next tho travel having ir. creased so of late that two horses are unable to haul tho loads. Travel has more than doubled since overland stages quit running through here. San Francisco, June 9. Laurina Augustina, a 12-year-old daughter of a farmer of Contra Costa county, gave birth to a boy baby weighing only one and a quarter pounds. It measured five and a half inches in length. R. S. Dunlap, sexton of the Jack sonville cemetery arrived here Friday. Ho will tako up tha remains of J. W. Topping and R. TJ. Wrisley, who ware buried here several years ago, and re move them to Jacksonville cemttcry. "Plaindealer." Tho Mcdford livery sfable is now owned entire by Wm. Egan, Pat Mc Jlauon having sold his interest in the same. Mr. Egan understands the business and is always prepared to furtish first-class livery out-fits on short notice end low prices. Ciders have been reolived from Washington to build new cavalry quarters, new officer's quarters and a new cook house and bakery at Fort Klamath and Mr. L. S. P. Marsh of Ashland has been awarded tho contract for putting them up. Residents of Kerbyville and vicini ty can have the opportunity of tripp ing tho light fantastic at Ilvder's hotel on the ovening of the Fourth of July. Mr. and Mrs. Ryder know how to get up and conduct a ball in style and everybody should attend and havo a good time. Tho Democratic papers call Logan, Black Jack, and try to make oat that ho it of African stock, because of a dark complexion. His nncostry is tho same as Gen. Jackson's and he was born on American soil about the sane length of time after his parents camo to Ameiica from the Ould Sod. Sheriff Ryder of Josephino county was in town one day last week having come to Applegate on official business and then concluded to drop in hero to visit old-time friends. Miko says ho thinks lie is the most popular man in Josephino county, and judging from his majority at tho last election we think so to. A private letter received from John M. Stinson a former Jacksonville boy who learned the printer's trado in this office, st5tei that ho is now tho foro man of tho Saturday "News," publish ed at Honolulu Sandwich Island. IIo states that good wages aro paid printers in that section and that he is doing well, which wo aro glad to hear. If our cotemporary lafers to section 86G of the laws of Oregon ha will -find why Judge Webster "assumed the pre rogative of appointing bailiffs of hi own kolection." How ho could do oth erwise is more than wo can see, bo sides the fact that bailiffs appointed by other parties havo not always given satisfaction to either court or othor parties concerned. The vote of the first judicial district for Judge Thaycrs and Webster, and the veiy handsome vote received by H. Kelley "of tho famous Kelly-Ruble suit" who was a candidate for County Judge on the Republican ticket, got ting defeated. by only 31 vctes when the eoun'y gave 370 Democratic majority, could hadly be called an endorsement of certain decisions that hove boon rendered by the higher authority. Mr. Ashloy Bancroft, collector of stsuintics and material for Hubert Howo Bancrofts historical works of the Pacific Coist, is stopping in our town for a few days. Before working up this section however ho will go south to Josephine, Curry and Del Norte counties returning in a few weeks. Wo hope our citizens 7ill ox tend to- him every cocrtesy, as the wore ho represents will bo exceedingly interesting and important and will be one of tho most notablo in cur litera turc. Wo heard a protninont physician say a few days ago that he thought it was the duty of tho proprietor cf Acj mei.'s Cough Syrup to tpve tho for mula to the medical faculty, so thpy could prescribe and uso it without vio lating the rules of the profession, for, said he, "many of my patients praise it to tho 8kie?,&nd cases havo couio unlsr my observation where it ha 1 eon remarkably beneficial, that I know it must indeed be a wonderful dis covery in medieal science." This medicine is for ealo by respcctabla druggists aud dealers in cedicinj every whore. Circuit Court Proceedings. Tha rsgular June tarts of Circuit Court commenced at tho Court Houso last Monday Judgo L. R. Webster presiding and all of the other officers of the court pressut. The proceedings up to this time are as follows: It was ordered by tho court that S. 11. Taylor bo appointed bailiff of the grand jury and Chas. Prim bailiff of the petit jarv. Newman Fisher vs. II. P. Deskins; to recover money. Judgment for plaintiff for S427 and C03ta. Henry Smith vs. J. W. Burch and W. A. J. Gupton; to recover money. Judgment for plaintiff for $217 13 and costs. P. Wassprman vs. Fred. Grob; to recover money. Judgment for 204 and costs. W. S. Gray, ot al., vs. Ezra Thomas; to recover money. Leave granted to file answer. State vs. J. E. Gcddis; indictment for larceny. Defendant fails Jto ap pear and ball ordered forfeited. J. Bolt, administrator of the estate of S. Draper, deceased, vs. O. Wear; to recover money. Judgment for 8737.- J o ana costs. Wm. Sargent, administrator of the estate of S. Harris, deceased, vs. J. H. Mayfield; to recover money. Plain tiffs motion for change of venue over ruled. Fleckenstcin & Mayer vs. J. B. Gross, ot al.; action for monoy. Taken under advisement. Fisher Bros.vs. Wm. Sutherland et al.; forecloseure of Mortgage. Decree granted. Sallie Ish, administrator, vs. A. J. Walls; et al.; foreclosure. Dismissed. Stato vs. Jas. Hurd; indictment for burglary. Trial by a jury who re turned a verdict of not guilty. A. W. Sturgis vs. M. E. Sturgia; di vorce. Dismissed. Wm. Sayer vs. J. H. Mayfield; 'to recover money. Judgment for 528. 25 and costs. Ella M. Roberts vs. W. H. Roberts; divorce. Default entered against de fendant. Abigail Baker vs. Bonj. Baker; di vorce. Same. G. 0. Cheney vs. Martha Cheney; divorce. Same. State vs. Jacob Worlow, assault with a dangorous weapon, verdict not guilty. Habitant iqn Is a prolific so'HBsery and many ills, givingxleadacbe, Dullness, FerersEness, Rest lessness, BiliousncsKestion, Pois oning of Blood, Hlhe bitter, nauseous Liver tneK, pills, salts and draughts formBed to relieve tho sufferer, only Hato the disease and sicken tho itcB All who are afflicted in that wdBow the impor tance of tho remcWleasant to tho palate, harmless iu iBature, and truly beneficial in its (Ssn. Tho trial bottles of Syrup ofTjgs givnn away freo of charge by fir enterprising druggists Merritt it Kobinsoa of Jack sonville prove that till that can bo desired. Largo bottlt'it fifty cents or ens dollar. - Clodne Omt"t CetU Our entire stock ",of general merch andise, in whole or infpart, ia now for salo at cost with a viewof a change in business. All indebted to us aro notified to call aud settle without de lay. .sTReames Bros. Jacksonville, Jan;. 5, 1884. , Tho members of:the dinner com mittee appointed for tbTb Fourth of July celebration aro reqid.to meet and make the necessary ftrpgements next Wednesday afternoon ..at tho city hall. CATARRn CURED, health and sweet breath secured by Shilohs Ca tarrh Remedy. Prico 50 cents Nasal Injector free. At .Brooks'. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys. pppsia and Liver Complaint! Shiloh's Vitalizer h guaranteed to euro you. E. C. Brooks, agent? THAT HACKING CGUGn can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Curo. Wo guarantee it. For sole at E. C. Brooks. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS; made mis erable by that terrible couch. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Brooks keeps it. , For lamo back side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Piaster. Prieo 25 cants. Brooks keeps it. SHTLOHS COUGH and Consump tion euro is sold by us on a gunrnntto It cures cousumption. Call at Brooks for it. CROUP WnOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately rolievcd by Shilohs cure. E. C. Biooks kcops it. SHILOH'S YITALIZEP. is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Prico 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Brooks can furnish it. MAURI KD. Re.l Bapcosi At S.isramento Cal., May 20tU, 18Si, John II. Real and Laura Bascom. BORN. HANNxn In Tsiblo Rockjprecinct, Juno 5th, 1883, to Mr. and'HrJ. CVlIiinaah, a son. - ir.V Miller On Aritelopo-cicck, Vay SOth, 1831, to Mr. and Mrs? 'P. C Miller, a a son. i' IKD. Jack At Sucrsimer.to, Cr.l, May SO, 1884, Dr. P. Jack, aged 67jycarsaua " months. .Scttlo XTjp. Having changed my place of business to Ashland and inquiring all the moncydue ine in filling up my new stoic I heieby give notice to a 11 "those indebted either by note or book account to come forward at once and make scltlcment. I need the money end must Iiavu it. '" HENRST JUDGE, -j Ashland, Oregon, May 10. 1834. $100 Reward! The undcrsl&ncd will pay $100 reward lor the arrest and conviction of the party who stole a rooster from his place on Iticli Gu!ch on the night of June 2d. The money is on deposit and will be paid willingly. EJtIL UAltBEE. Jacksonville June S, 1881. Nervous Debility. A SURE CURE GUARANTEED. DR . E. C. WEST'S nerve and brain treatment, a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, .Nervous Head ache, 2Icntal T)cpressiou, Loss of Memory, Spensatorhoca, Impotcncy, Involuntary cmiasions, premature old age, caused by ovcr-escition, stlt-abuse or over-indulg-ence, which leads to misery, decay and death. One box will curo recent cases. Each box contains one month's tieatment; ono dollar a box, or six: boxes for five dol lars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We cuaranjec sixboxes to cure any case. With each order, received by us for six boxes, acctnnpaniwl jvith five dol lars, we w ill st-ml thSf purchaser our writ ten guarrmes to rcturnSthe'; money if the iruuutrm uucs jjub uucci s. cure, uuarun tees issued onlv by 't'"s - WOODAKD. ClAr.KE & Co., Wholesale am? Retail Druggists, Port land, Oregon. Ordci-a by mail at regular prices. Farmer's Store, MccroKD, OilECOX, WM. ANGLE jProprietor. The undersigned takcsjjpleasuro in an nouncing that he hastened his place of business in tho new lbwnJof;Mcdford, Or egon, apdis now preparedgto furnish, in quantilicslo suit, W GROCERIES,? PROVISIONS, TOBACCO AND CIGARS, CANDIES,;NUTS, DRY GOODSCLOTHING, Etc. My stock is fresh andlfirst-class, and I propose to keep a full assortment of every thing in my line and sellnt PRICES LOWErtHAN EVER All I ask is a trial. , ESrnighcst price paid for Produce. Official Yote Jackson County. Election held 2. 2- p a - lira S-e o m y n 5 n - ' W2 w?" - at . i o S .-5 Os Ssgsss 3 a 99 :::: w: CO -I MM cu .. ,mmm8;R Hermann. uBi3oaoii.isousoia!OUHH to. OlCSi-1 MMCI-)WOOiNt'-'t3 mcooioi CD HUU 13 WIS w3- CO M U oUH'Muiaoouteifcit'Hi-'MioUMOi' -'-' o i- a o i m o ii c b ta ii UMMbjifcCociotscitc- ooooeuoii- u KSi-kKl-lhS . 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T - rj3 tJ -" ' ' - w K I i. i a co - c c - to w co c i3taK--i.ooi--'opiHcoH-ccoa o H-1 to CICOO CO'-'Wl'-'OOOCO i-1 t3 CO 13 M ti -4 -lCtClCOOCOCt if-it-OOif-OCCICOCt co wJto-i-'t3 -co lorf--1 MonHMM i-i, M. L. McCall. UOi-UClClO OClOHMeaiKOMHOMi cico -ci-ii-'Coco to co 13 m oi i- H. j..' Inlow. QMODirftonu ootjMococoomocto --i to to 13 -lOlH I- I- Cl tO I-1 SI I 13 Cl CO co co lo .- . K n-2co.ir't3t'ris; co-iS-coio-o rf- 'Q CO CO i -1 CO uhh -to o3-to .c?,.!;'2 - .- -l-COClCtCOrfCl 13 4f-i UUDCSRsamanc; Jo NUIAI 3I3'eB.3L:H? lECaja. i in jwwiijy I Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, j) IIH 'n-Tasa MEW'S AMD BOY'S CliOTHIKG, BOOTSAND SI-IOES GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CROCKERY, GLASS- WAUJi, iiiU. X2rO3.tl.C tilS.23.l3jLE3s:o33L.33.S California streot, Jacksonville, Oregon. DAVID L1KN, XSO DEALKR Et COFFINS FURNISIIED ON THE shortest notice and cheaper than at any other establishment in Southern Oregon. Furniture of all kinds kept on hand ot made to order rfa week in your own town. Terms tpUUand $3 outfit free. Addrcs. H. Uatxltt & Co.. Portlond Muico. June 2, 1884 w s S c i B Cm? i Q- -5 ?&? Pi a a." n o PT' a o John Myer 0M-,01tS L. Flinn,. -.ji-ii-ii-iCO 5 C "1 2 P B tO W. W. Thayer. a 05 C. A. Cogswell., u L. R. Web3ter. T. B. Kont. b E. L. Applegato. T. F. Beall. J. R. JSeil. him-' Co oc mnnttouH; Theo. Cameron. J.M. McCall... John E. Ross. W. C. Daloy. J. S. Satorfield. Ed. DePeatt. a o a v U. Kelly. e-i c c in Geo. iCahfer... I- co to C. H. Pickens-' '. a 3 W. J. Rodnrrs.. O o G. W. Fordyco.. E K. Anderson. t t3 CO o to "- O CO o 3 Eber Emery. A. S. Jacobs. 52 CD 3. B J. II. Oatman. -'-' to i to co CO i rf- Thos. Haymond. I Wm. H. Tarkor. G. S. Butler. J. Q. WUHtB. pr Sam Stcckol . . . N. Fisher.. Wm. Ivahlor. J. H.Hussell.. I-" John Ashpelo, t3--JtOi-'i-CO J O CO H- to i - CO 13 - i-1 O ' -J to Cl C. Goddard. Jos Pollock. . . , 00 -5 8? 3 2. CU - fcocoi.i - et co W m. Colvlg. , t,! tJ w w 3Ur o t I - co co.i. vr. itojut.. . U2 a E. J. Jcffroy.... Q o 1 o 3 C. B. Rostel. CO 13 1 No. c a 3 3 Yes. Jacksonville Crescent Cit EKail oate, P. McMalion, Propriotoj Stages leave Jacksonville every Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings at S a m. arriving at Waldo in the evening, where close connection is made next morning for Crescent City. When the new wagon road is finished about January loth through tickets to San Francisco will be sold for ?18 by this route. Express and ordor business done at re duced rales. P. McMAIION. Proprietor NOTICE. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE undersigned by note or book account, arc requested to dll and settle without delay. G KAHEWSKI. Jacksonville, Sept. 22, 18SS. K.KUBLJ, Odd Frliow's Building JeekiosTllIi, Orcgia DEAL.ER AND TTORKER N TIN.SHEET IROX, COPPER, LEAD, Pumps, AQEIOOLTURAL IUFLBMSYTOt NAIL8, A FIRST-0LA8S STOCK 0? BT0TB3 HARDWARE, TINWARE, POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Fuse and Caps, WOODEN & WILLOV WARE ROPE, NAIL9, Paints Oils, Varnish, Glass OOTLERT, WIRE, Shot, Ernshs, Clinias. Stose ETO.. ETOi I haro secured the services of flrst class meclnnic, and am prepared to- dn all repairing promptly and in suporlor stylo. - In connection with the nboro I am ro ccivinsraud have constantly on hand a full and flrstclass stock of GROCERIES, DUY-aoODS, OUU B.'0T3, TOBACCO' RKAUV MADE cr.OTni.Nd, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, to. Everything sold at reasonable ratos. K. KUBLI, Jacksonville, March 9, 1878. IIMTiiRS EMPORIUM! V Jacksonville, Oregon, J0U5fH!LLE2, - Proprietor. DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF AGRI cultuial implements, tools of all kinds and a general assortment of slioLt hardware. Hq also keeps the largest stack of, tad1 all the latest improvements In G-UNS AND PISTOLS, AUTO A FTTH, ASSOETMEXT OP Fishing Tackle, Powder, Shot, Etc ALSO LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, AND ALL KINDS OP OIL. Give him a call and cxamino his stock before making your purchases. THE S. P. VARIETY STORE, U5DER TIIE JI.UUOEMT Off J. R. Little, Prop, JACKSONVILLE, WILL BE KEPT WELL STOCKED with tho choicest CIGARS, JEWELRY, GROCERIES, CANDIES, NUTS, PIPES, CARDS, NOTIONS, CUTLERY, STATIONERY, ALBUMS, TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES Gent's Furnishing Goods, Fishing Tacklo, &c. And everything usually found in a flrrt class variety store. My goods arc tho best and gurrantccd to be as represented. Prices low, as we do not proprose to be undersold. CJpGive us a call. J. R. Little. UNION HOTEL, Kerbyville Oieson, M. Ryder, Propr. First-class accommodation can always be had at this house at the most reasona ble rates. U27An excellent stable connected with, the hotel. Jl. -"