Oregon sentinel., August 16, 1884, Image 2

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01ES0H SEBTINEI
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Saturday, ArausT 16, 18S4.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
Ttsxai Or. OBlAlxxot
of Maine.
For Vice President,
of Illinois.
XBiinei for Presidential Electors,
D. T. THOMPSON, of Multnomah,
WARREN TRUITT, of Polk,
J. C. LEASURE, of Umatilla.
Cleveland.
Cleveland, tbe unlcnown, promise
U Vectmt to well known, by tbe pub
lieation of. back chapters in his pant
history. The Portland "Standard"
kaa Ween busy the past week alternate
Jy afircoinf and denying the charge
fiiait this immaculate aspirant for
political honors. The "Standard" ex
cmsai the Buffalo Roll story on the
plea of his having been owing hit
wild oat and the woman was a very
had waman, with whom three of Cieve
lands friends were also intimate, and
aa they were all married men he, the
self sacrificint;, assumed all tbe r--sensibilities
of the intrigue to save
the families from the consequent dr
gradation. And then tries to exalt
this act of doable byed villany into u
grand heroism. And further add
that Henry Ward Beecher indorses
'Cleveland which is eminently right
aid proper in Betcher for at the tinx
Clereland was engaged in the innocent
little amusement (?) social piracy, Mtil
isg under (he black &g on the high
mm of social lite, Bjecher the gifted
diriac was creeping like an awaasian
iate the house of his most intimate
friend using all the arts of his grand
poetic nature to entice the "one ewe
lamb" out into the dark and noisome
pathos of sin, and he subsequently
poised before th world on the "ragged
Jge" from which a too generous woi Id
rescued hint and endeavored to rein
state him, while tbe "woman was
atterly cast out and abandoned, even
by the children that she had cherihhtd
in her bosom, and no pitying Lord
Itoked down on the. agony of her hu
miliating and siid "neither do I con.
damn the Efl and sin no more." It"
soiasntlf right and proper that Beech
r should endorse Cleveland but will
the people of the United Stites en
ters him with such d record! I s a
libel oft the purity and intelligence of
the voters of the United States to
thiak that such a man could be nm-t
4 U the highest office in the gift of
the people. The more generally
kaewa he become and the more
hertily endorsed by men of Becher.
stass the surer will be his defeat
Replying to a recent letter, John
Kelly writes: "First, it is said, that
I voted against Til den and Tlendrickw
U1876. This is untrue. Myself and
those associated with mo did our best
to elect Tilden and Hendnck, and
what occurred afterward could not he
laiTte us. The position of the part
in the county and state at present
stands in this way: The laboring class,
m who Tilden relied mainly for sup
port, are now pronounced agaim-t
Clevelaad, and it will be difficult for
as to convince them that their condi.
tioa would be improved by the election
f this geptlenian. Wo will do what
cam be done to convince these people,
and hope and expect to be compara
tively successful."
During the lait year the dead letter
effise has handled about 4,500,000
letters. Of these about 12,000 were
Bailed without any address, anil neat
ly 200,000 without stamps. Half a
Million are from olhercountries, where
waere cannot be found. Foreign
dead letters are returned to the coun
try from which they come. Tlioe
rigineting in this country, and whose
owners are not fennd, are opened. At
the poitoffice is a muteuu raid up
frees articles found in tkeie letter.
It contain everything from uiouer
slewa to a pair of dirty sock. The
msney amounts to nearly $40,000 for
the year, while the drafts, check,,
notes, etc., amount to SI, 500,000.
New York "Sun:" Our grietancr
is of the simpitst and plaiuest nature.
There is nothing about it to require
investigation. We ha-e published it
repeatedly, and will publish it again
whenever it In asked for. We hold
that Grover Cleveland is not
fitted to be President, ettd that he ha
AR nothing ta merit such promotion.
Do the wool growers desire belter
prices for their wool! Let them c&r
fully read the two national platforms
if they cannot then see whst would
be for their good then their case is
Jwptlat
---
The Significance of It-
The great mass meeting in New
York in which the Irish Americans
of the metropolis of America entered
their protest against tho nomination
of Grover Clevi-land is bound to be
productive of far reaching results.
Fori ears the Democratic pfcrty has
been accustomed to look upon an Irish
American as having no richt to vote
any butthn Democratic ticket.. Act
ing on this the Democracy did not
think itself under any obligation to
take Irish American sentiment into
consideration. Over and over again
has it placed in nomination for State
and local officrp men who were known
to be anti-Irish in tfie'r sentiments.
The nomination of Charles Francis
Adams for Governor of Massachusetts
is a case in point. What the Demo
cracr of Masahuetta did in nomi
nating Adams has been riono in a
more or les inulting manner in every
State in the Union.
Democratic voUrs of Iirdi extrac
tion rolled up Democratic majorities.
This was what was expected of them.
No matter who was the nominee or
what was the platform, the Irish
American voter was ctven to under
stand that "he must'to uie the word
of Smator Kernsn, "be found figurine
in the front ranks of the Democracy ."
Now, the American mass rr.eetinc
in New York has served notice on the
Democracy that for the future it will
be s fa for it to relv upon this kind of
unquestioning allegiance. It told the
Democratic leaders that the links of
tVe chains that have sn luiir held Irish
Americins in po'i'icnl bondnco have
been melted in I he white beat of iridic
na.ion that has been nrouoed all over
the lnnd by a Presidential nomination
that has been dictated by a contempt
ible faction of pro Anglican?, who,
though they have never cast a Demn
cratic vote, have forced four million
Democrats to accept a their stan.'ar-l-bearer
a man who liar secured the
nomination hecauso he was acceptable
to the pro-Anglican faction we speak
of.
We fel sure tha tho protest of the
Irish Americans of New York will
l-lher force and strengthen as it
travels from the banks of the Ilud.-on
until in every State between the At
lantic and the Pacific it wi'l be. icl oed
and re-echoed. The old time poli
ticians, who nie ulwnva wise after
the event, will probably deride this
statement. They will toll you that
Irish Americans have always voted
the Democratic ticket and that they
always will. Even such n demonstra
tion as the monster meeting in Chick
ering'flall will not convince them of
the contrary. Some of iliem nro pre
dieting that long before Noveml er
"the Irish bolt era will sen the error of
their wax s and vote fir Cleveland.'
Si thoroughly convinced are I hey ll at
IrKh-Aniericans are p.-ililical Mines
that they c-innot believe that Irish.
Americans who have hitherto acted
with the Democratic party will refuse
to support a candidate who has been
nominated to p. ease the pro English
fact on who cill ilienn-elviM Independ
ent Republicans.
If the predictions of these politician
he verified, lite Democracy .will be ju
tified in ignoring for all time Irir.li-A-nerican
opinion. But no one who
knows anvthin of Irish American
sentiment believes that this piedic'io'i
will be verified. New York "Irish
World"
Papers that have Bolted Cleve
land. The Chicsgr Tribune gives the
following list of Irish Ain-ricin nnd
Cutlto'ic journals that have bolttd
Clex eland:
"The Irish Woild, Irish Nation, the
Tablet, Fireman's Journal, Wrekly,
Union, and United Irishmen of Nrw
York, the CaI'io io Herald, of Boston,
the C ttholic Telegraph of Albany, the
Catholic Universe of Cleveland7 the
C-lt and Citiz-n, the Rckv Moun
tain Ctlt of Denver, the American Celt
of St. Louis', support Blaine. The
Catholic Review of Brooklyn, the
Catholic Union of Rulhlo, the Catho
lic Mirror of B.ili inure, and the
Northwestern Chroiiiclo of St. Paul
refuses to support Cleveland nnd give
a quasi support to Blaine. The only
Irish American Citholic j lurnuls that
heartily support the Democratic nom
inee am tho RepuMiu of Boston, 111.
Trish American of Nttw York, nnd the
Connecticut Catholic.
The-Democratic New Orleans "Pic
ayune" sarcastically remarks that it
hopes that the resolutions in the Dent
ocratic national platform pledging the
parly to a free role and a fair count
will insure the people of Louisiana
relief from the ' breech loading ballot
box devised bv our modern inacbim
styling itself Democracy."
i
An intimate ersonal nnd political
friend of Conkling states that Conk
ling will be heard in the campaign.
I Behiden taking the stump in New
Yotk, Conkling has promised to speak
in Ohio and Indiana for Blaine and
1 Logau.
Fed Upon, Their Companions-
"vTashixoton, Aug. 12. -The horrible
story published in the New York "Times,"
that the starving survivors of the Greely
party, crazed by starvation, having fed up
on l lie dead bodies of their comrades, and,
that written documents are in possession
of the Navy Department to substantiate
the terrible narrative, created a great sen
sation here. Admiral Nicholas, Acting
Secretary of the Navy, was shortly beset
by newspaper men anxious to ascertain
something official concerning the publica
tion. The Admiral says that there is ab
solutely nothing in the Navy Department
confirming the story, and he doubts its
truth. It is bossible, how ver, that a re
port of this nature may haTe gone direct
to Secretary Chandler in New Hampshire,
as numerous documents are forwarded to
him without examination here. Some
persons express the opinion quietly that
there is something in the story, nnd say
that it is beginning to be known that the
Greely party was not as harmonious as
has been generally supposed; and that
there is a story connected with the expe
dition which it was intended to conceal .
but mustJrome out in tho same way that
the history of the Jrannette's unfortunate
cruise came to be known to the public
The Rat'road Age. speakingof ths Ore
gon Sohrt Line, siys: 'The Union Pacif
ic's line to Oregon and the Pacific Coast
at Portland is rapidly approaching com
pletion. Tho Oregon Short Line now
lacks only two and a half miles cf reach
ing Huntington, Oregon, a distance of
540 miles west from Granger, Wyoming,
the point at which it branches lrom the
main line of the Union Pnciflc, and 1,417
miles from Omaha. Tbe Oregon Hallway
and Navigation Company, which is push
ing a line eastward to meet the Oregon
Short Line, has laid its track to within
seventy.?even miles of Huntington, the
meeting place, and grading will be com
pleted by September. The distance from
Portland, Oregon, to Huntington is about
410 miles, making the total distance from
Omaha to Portland by this route 1,827
miles, and from Chicago to Portland
2,31U whicli is almost exactly the dif.
tnuce from Chicago to the same point via
St. Paul and the Northern Pacific. Ac
tive competition between the Union and
Northern Pacific rads for Oregon bUoi
ness is likely, therefore, to commence
within a few weeks, although it will be
restrained lrom injurious results by the
amicable understanding which has u
ready been arrived at. The public will
have the benefit of a choice of routes, and
each company will strive to offer the
greater attractions."
THAT HACKING CGUGH can
be so quickly cured by Shiloh'a Cure.
W guarantee it. For sale at E. C.
Brooks.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis
erable by that terribe rough. ShilohV
Cure in the remedy for ou. Brooks
keeps it.
For Im back side or chest u
ShilohV Porous Plaster. Price 25
cent. Brook keeps it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dya.
pepsi and Liver Complaint! Sliiloh's
Vitalizer it guaranteed to cure you.
E C. Brook, agent.
SIIILOHS COUGH and Consump
lion cure in old li) us on a guarantee
It cures consumption. Call at Brooks
for it.
CUOUP WHOOPING COUGH
and Bronchitis immediately relieved
by Shilolis cure. E. C. Brooks keeps
it.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite Dizziness and all symptoms
of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents
per bottle. Brcoks can furnish it.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL imme
piately relieve Croup. Whooping cough
snd Bronchitis. Call ut Brooks.
The I'apular Approval.
Of the now taniouw !5rup of Figs as
tho most rflicacious and agreeable
preparation ever offered to the word
as a cure for Habitua Constipation,
BilliousnesH, Indigestion and kindred
ills, has been won by the wise pi n
pursued by tbe California Fig Syrup
Company... Knowing that any remedy
.ruly beneficial in its effects on the
ystem, nml-at the same timn pleasant
to the taste, a ill meet with a rapid
ale, the Company, through its agents
Merritt & Robinson jiivesaway a
ample bottle free of charge. Try it
ind judge for yourself. Laige bottle
rift v cents or one dollar.
Clotlnz Uut at Cott.
Our entire stock of general merch
andise, in whole or in part, is now for
sale at cost with a iew of a change
in business. All indebted to us are
notified to call and settle without de
lav. Rf.aue3 Bros.
Jacksonville, Jan 5, 1S84.
t
SIGIf AND F3SC0
SP.n.ixxtox-,
Jacksonville, - - Oregon.
I take pleasure in informing the public
l hit I lrivc istablislicd mjsell'in businos
at lliis place, and propose filling ail or
ilers in my line with promptness and at
very reasonable rates. Only first c ass
work tvillli: turned out, and I guarantee
batisfaclion. L. Bdksow.
Jacksonville, August 9, 1884.
Notice.
LasdOfficeat HosEnuno, On. )
Au?u;t 8, 1834. f
Notice is hereby given that the follow-inir-uamcd
sillier has tied notice of bis
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the CKrk of Jackson countv,
Oregon, at Jacksonville, Or., on Saturday
Sept. 20. 1884, viz: Harvey Springstead.
Pre-empt on 1). S. No. 4057 for the E U of
M W if and ttofiNEk Sec. 34 T 39
S II 1 West . lie names the follow ng
witnesses tu i rove his continuous re i.
denceupon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz: E. K. Anderson, S. M. Robinson, Jas
Brincr, Geo. Anderson, all of Phoenix,
Oregon.
Also at the same time and place, viz:
George N. Anderson, Pre-emption I). S.
No. 4&7J for the S W U of N W if Sec. 20
EK"'Sfit(:ind SEif ofN Eif.-ec.
27 T 39 S R 1 Vest. He names the fob
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said
1-ind, viz: Harvey Spi ingftead, E. K.
Anderson, S. 51. Uobintoa, James Uriner,
all of Eden, Oregon.
Wm. F. Bekjajxin, Register.
CASH
GIVEN AWAY
ATTENTION, SMOKERS!
All contestants tor the 25 premium anreictt
ltig above amount, offered by BUckwelri Dur
ham Tobacco Ox, mutt observe tbe following
condition! on hlch the premlnmi are to be
swarded: jm bin mtut bear our origins!
Bull Durham label. U. 8. Revenue Sump, and
Caution Notice. The bass must be done up
securely in a (tckage with name and address
offender. nd number of bags contained plain
ly marled on the outside. Cbarces must be
prepaid. QmUttdoHl ymrmba-XM. Allpaek
ages shonld be ftrwarded December 1st, and
must reach us at Durham not later Uum Decern
lerlilK. No matter where you reside, send
your package, advise ns by mall that you hare
done so. and state the number of bags sent,
fames ofnicMstffitl contestants, with number
of bags TetumeakiU be published. Pee. 22. in
Boston. JRruU Ar York. Herald: Philadel
phia. Timet: Durham, K. O. Tnbneco toll;
Kcw Orleans, TimeUrmorrat: Cincinnati, n
tFtirer: Chtcazo. DaUy Kevts; ban 1 rancisco,
Chrmlde. Addea,
BUCKWfcLIS DURHAM TOBACCO Co
DCEIIAM. N. (".
Every genuine package has picture s' Bull.
WSeo our next anno.ineei3tnt.6a.
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT
or
A
THE U. S. HOTEL,
Cor. 3d tnd California 8ts.,
Jackson rill - - Ogn,
Having tak ;n charge of this hotel the
undersigned t tke pleasure in announcing
to the public I hat a complete change will
be made.
-TJIlo T.T3lo
will be sup:
ipftiied with eveiything the
ruts, and a general renovation
market affo:
ot the
"Bocii
-a.-i3.---X Hooma
will be made;
The patronage of the pub
J. DeRoboam.
lie is solicited.
Crazyf Patchwork!
Ilaving a 1 urge assortment or remnants
and pieces o (' handsome brocaded silks,
sains and ve Ivets, we are putting them up
in assorted bundles and furnishing them
for "Cnuv J 'atchwork" Cushions. Mats,
Tidies, Kr., &c Pac-raoe No 1 Is a
handsome bt ndlc of exquisite silks, satins
and brocadei velvets (all different). Just
the thing foi the most superb pattern of
lancy worK. sent postpaid tor tia cents
in postal notfc or 1-cei.t stamps. Package
No. 2 Con laining three times as much
as package : o. 1 Sent postpaid for$t.
These are a 1 of the very finest quality
and cannot ' je equalled at any other silk
works in U -e U. 5. at three times our
prires. The y will please any lady. One
order alway i brings a dozen more. La-
DIES' J1AM EL fAKCT WORK, With 400
it titrations nnd lull instructions for ariis
lie work, hr ndsomely bound, postpaid, 50
cts. Order
now. Artrtrcss, 1he ltocu-
ester Silk)
lo., Kochester, iX. i.
NLW jSAEDLEit SHOP
fetfFORD, OR.,
Madison Rodgers..
Proprietor.
DEALER IN HARNESS, SAD-
DLES.
BRIDLES, HALTERS, Etc E-c.
A Boot a: id Shoe Department is also
attached.
Pftll nmlVnrl ind nnutr Tiriro snit T
will promise satisfaction.
A1ADISOX ItODQEES.
Medford, Or., July 26, 1834.
Notice.
Lasd Q.tfice at Roskiicro. Or )
July 12, 1884.
Notice is liereby given that the follow
ing named t feltler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in'sup.
wut of lii claim, and that said proof will
tie made before the Judge or Clerk of
Jackson county Oregon at Jacksonvi.h
Oregon, on Saturday, August 23J. 18b4,
viz: Gco.Jj rmitrong; homestead No.
4314, for the W X of S W U ofN E M,
S Wl-4nf'Wl-4ofNE 1-4, S K"fN
W 1-4 and NW 14 or S W 1-4. Sec. 18. T
39, S R 2 Wekt. He names tho following
witnesses to Iprnve his continuous resi
dence upon, ajnd cultivation of, said land
v.z: Theodehck Cameron. John lias-
kins, Albert .tones and Chas. Jones, all of
Lniontown, Jackson county, Oregon.
WU. J1. iiENJAMlK.
Register.
IT yon arte groirlng Gray or Bald)
If yonr Hair is This, Brushy, Dry,
or Weak; ,
ubled with Dandruff,
r any Humor or Dls-
e Scaip;
- - -
USE-
Ayer'sHairVigor.
It heals nearly ere jiiseise peculiar to
the sealp, checks i tKuillBg ont ot the Hair
and prevents Jtrom tarnlnj jraj, and is aa
unequalled drtssinf and toilet article.
'iRtrrAiizs DT
Dr.J.C.Aver4Co.,LoweIIMass.
sildbyaUDr'VV.
Words Fail.
"Y'onls fail to
express ray grati
tude." sts Mr.
Sklbt CAirrjlai, of Nashville, Tcnn4 "for
the benefits HeriTeU from
Aye Sarsaparilla.
Harlne been jatBlcted all my life with Scrof
ula, my s ysteU seemed saturated with tt. It
came out In Blotches, Ulcers, and Mattery
Sores, all ontr my body." Mr. Carter states
that ho iras jentirely cured by the use of
AVER'S SABiirABiLLA, and since discon
tinuing Its n.--, eight months ago, he has had
no return ot the scrofulous symptoms.
All baneful Infections of tho blood are
promrtly rem red "by this unequalled altera
tive. PEirARED BT
Dr.J.C.A'
er&Co.,Lowell,Mas3.
Sold by all Krngglsts; St. six bottles for J.
&5T
tHOApcr day at
home
t4jovffi
'Samples worth $5
free Add
IStiksok & Co.,FoTtIaxd,lie
Inli
HarsW,
Ifyonafto
ItchlW
ctxe-rfra
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL.
MILLER & CO.,
DEALERS IN
FARMERS' AND MECHAK TOOLS.
Wagon Material, Blacksmith Coal
MINUS G SUPPLIES
SPRING POINT SIIOVELS. SLUICE FORKS. PICKS, GOLD
PANS AND SCALES.
Builders' Hardware, .Tarred Paper, Etc.
. A FULL LINE OF STOVES, AND GRANITE WARE,
RUBBE HOSt, If OZZLfiS AD LAWS SPRNKLE RS.
PISTOLS, GUNS AND CARTRIDGES, TABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY,
We areprepared to give close prices and have facilities for furnishing esti
mates on most anv class of goods.
MqOATjTj'I
iocs:
CRONEMILLER
JACKSON
JS E3 Pogue
La Belle Wagons,
Hodges Ile.ttlers,
Coats tlay Rakes,
liuiord Plows,
Collins Cast Cast-steel
Plows,
EXTRAS SERVED
"We would respectfully nsk our patrons and friends to call nnd sec
onr line of goods before purchasing elsewhere, as we teel suro wc
win
Sell As Low If Not Lower
Than any first-class goods can he sold for; and wo guarantee all our
goodd as represented.
CRONEMILLER AND BIRDSEY.
Jacksonville, Oregon, May 9, 1884.
AH STORE !
rimes Building, Jacksonville, Oregon.
805113 ESOTfTPO OS
'Hew to the Line, Let the Chips Fly where they Will!"
A Full Line of Merchandise
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
GOODS SOLD ONLY FOR CASH
.BUT ON AN ACTUAL CASH BAPIA
CjyWe buy at a discount nnd lose no
the advantages of this policy.
J. NUN AN,
Uewlei' ZC
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING,
BOOTS AJSTD SHOES
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, ETC.
HEarota - uice tali03DLixiEl25colirLso
California street,
RockfordWatches
Are unrqnltc4 n EXA OTIXO SCR VICE.
Ustil by the Chief
MechHiilclun uf tho
, U. t. Coat Surrey t
Y Dr tne Ailmiril
- commandlitsrln tho
U.K. Naval Ulerv
atorr. lor Alro
'nonucat work ; and
by Locomotive)
Enclneeri. Con
fdartitr and ICall-
waymrn. They are
rBeiirnlzril ll
ir all naaa In irhlch closo
time and durability re re
quisites. Hold In principal
cities and towns by thr COM
PANY'S exclusive Acenta
Ossdlaf Jwilir.) who clre a Full Warranty
K. C. UUO.'K?, .lacksonvile,
Sole agent for Southern Oregon.
The Chemical Oil Rectifier.
Warranted Far Two Tears.
To prevent your Lamps from Exploding
and Chimneys from Breaking. Im-
proves the Light and Saves Quar
ter the Oil.
Hie Agent Will Demonstrate It.
Warranted to destroy all odor from the oil,
Hold Stone,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
No. 64 Beach St.. Boston. Mass.
8 for SO cents. $3 per dozes.
?PHpBOJBF!sft?--Cj
Kvmjrry-
rfvi jfyC jrsV
FT rt- fc
w&?w!yMikZ
.BEdjAinD ogost
& BIRDSEY,
I A LLE,
m
9
AGENTS FOR
"Walter A. "Wood's Binders,
l'eapcrs & Mowers,
McSherry Grain Drill? and
Seeders,
Randall Pulverizing Har
rows, Etc., Etc..
ON SHORT NOTICE-
bad debt and propose to give our patrons
J. W. MERRITT.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
W. G. Kexmi.
II. II. "WoLTuns.
I THE GEM SALOON
AT
MBDPORD, - OREGON,
Kcnney & Woltcrs.
Having opened our saloon in the new
brick building of Dyers & Co. at Medford
we are now prepared to furnish any kind
of a drink that can be called for, made
witli liquors that are acknowledged to be
tbe best in the marktt.
A Fine Billiard Table
"Will also be found at this house and on
the tables you can find the leading picto
rial aud sporting papers of the day. Give
us a trial. Kensey & Woiters.
fcaottlo TTi.
H aving changed my place of business to
Ashltnd and requiring all the money due
mr in fitting up my new store I hereby
give notice to all those indebted either
by note or book account to come forward
at once and make settlement. I need the
money and must have it
HENRY JUDGE.
Ashland, Oregon, May 10, 1884.
Oil. J. W. ROBISKKT.
J. W. XXBBITT.
CITY DSD6 STORE
CALIFORNIA STREET,
MERRITT & ROBINSOFf
rBOPRIETOKS,
Will keep on hand the largest and laosJ
complete assortment of
PATENT MKDIC1.1E A CHEMICAL,
PURE WINES & LIQUORS,
PAINTS, OILS, ETC.,
To be found in Southern Oregon. Ah
full stock of
STATIONERY,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
FINE CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY,.
TOILET SETS,
And a reat variety of Perfumery, com
mon and Toilet Soaps, etc.
ST Prescriptions carefully prepared by
Dr. .1. W. Koiiinson.
Dr. Robinson's office in Drue St" e.
HEW G&SH STORt ! I
CjIOR BROS
Has just opened a fine stock of
General Marchandis-
AT
DR23LO023JLS:-
His motto is
Quick Sales and Small Profits
And he feels assured that all who favor
him with their pationaq;e will be satis
fied with his prices and the quality of his.
goods. He m-eps
DRY OOOD,
QIIOCERIE?.
rrtoTisinvs.
CLOTIIINO,
luuMsniNoooors,
HATS AND CAPS.
COOTS AND SHOES,
nd evtrything usually found in a flrst
clas Gcnervl Merchandise More.
He will give his customers the benefit,
of the reduced freight- caused by the ad
vent of the railroad, and will not be under
sold by anytxxlr.
M. A. ItRF.NTANO. Mana-jsr.
Phoenix, Oregon. Fcb.2"i, 1834.
THE S. P.
VARIETY STORE,.
CnDER TnE VAKAOEUEXT Of
J. R. Little, Prop
JACKSONVILLE.
WILL BE KEPT "WELL STOCKED'
with the choicest
CIGARS,
JEWELRY,
GROCERIES,
CANDIES, NUTS,
PIPES, CARDS,
NOTIONS, CUTLERY.
STATIONERY, ALBUMS,
TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES-
Gent's rnrnishiag Goods,
Fishing Tackle, eke.
And everything usually found in a flrtrt
ciass variety store.
Jlr roods arc the best and r-nrranteecll
tobe ns represented. Pricc-j low. as w da
not proprose to lie undersold.
ESTUive us a call.
J. R. Little.
JACKSONVILLE NURSERY
A. S. Johnson, Pro-
As the demand for fruit trees is so
great in this alley I have started a Nur
sery in this place and will raise nothinr
but the finest varieties. This year I will
sell from the Woodburn Nurseiy as usual
and also from the celebrated Alameda.
Nursery, Oakland (,'al. The following
are some of the leading varieties I will
keep:
Foaolaoa.
Early York
E. and L. Crawford's
Wale's eiriy
Amsden
Alexander
Brig's Bed May.
Mump "World.
balwav.
Susquehannah-
Mary's Choice-
Orange Cling
Ycltow Sergea.
Lemon Cling and many more.
rrunoss Jiud Fltrmss.
Pettite Prune d'Agen Peach Plum.
Italian Prune Yellow Egg.
Golden Prune Coe's Goden Drop.
Grosse Prune Bradshaw.
M Cathrine Prune Japan Plum.
I 'berries, Nectarine. Apricot, Qiunca,
pplc, French Goosberry, Oregon s'ham
yagne Berries, and all kinds ot oruamtat
al and shade trrc3.
HEW SADDLER SHOP.
Jacksonville, Ogn.
Thomas J. Ksuney, Prop.
HAVING OPENED OUT A NETT
saddler shop in Langcll's building,
opposite Masonic Hall, I am fully pre
pared to do any work in my line with
promptness and dispatch. Will keep ox
hand a good assortment of saddles, bridles,
harness, bus, spurs, etc. None but the
best California leather used. Job work
specialty and prices to suit the times.
t33Give me a trial.
T. J. KENNEY.
Jacksonville, Julr 10.1881.
DR. W. F. KREMER,
Physician and Surgeon
HZDFORD, - - OREGON.
Office at Cunningham's Hotel. Calla
tte&dtd to promptly, day or night