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JlCVilllOilLLKl
Satckday, May 2, 1885.
Fruit in this section it not a bsdly
injured as at first supposed.
Mr. C. N. Jordan, recently appoint
rd Trcunrer of the United States, U
to nmi individual who forwardrd
tat $8,000 to Oregon to purchase an
electoral vota for Tilden in 18S0
Tbni ii virtue rewarded by waiting
He hat always been a con&dant of
Tilden' and it Secretary Minning.
it approved helper.
In response to tha impatient ap
Mause of the galleries, anxUus to ier
ha Ruaso English play begin, it i
ow annrunced, via the cables, that
Ir. Gladstone has at length made up
is mind to do something, and that
breathless suspense of the sitaation
sptsdily to be relieved by develop
.eats of a truly irniational nature
. o
n.lara'i'A, cliiilMOU lo Por
ud will leT Conncil Kff on June
h, arriving about the 13th. The
ain will consist of an engine, baggage
r, one day coach and enouch sleeper
i accommodate tha party. Fare for
ir the round trip has been 6 zed at
21, and none but actual editors or
blithers, aecon anied by no more
tan ona lady will bs included. A
hysician and drag store will accoin
any the party for free use. Tha tour
vill occupy eighteen days.
Our neighbors at Victoria are roach
txercited over the discovery of a Rus
sian gentleman, who had been therr
tnme time, ostensibly with the object
ef buying furs, was really a Russian
spy securing plans of the forliEcaiions
and harbor for use by his gcvernment
in cata of war between England and
that country. It is barely poinibln an
attempt may be made to destroy Brit
ish property at Victoria, but a fea
taen of war outside the harbor would
Bake it exceeding difficult of accom
plishtnent.
Tha salary of the occupant of the
White Home is never applied for by
tha President, but is made out in the
form of a voucher at tha end of each
month and signed by tha Treasurer of
the United States in regular order
with hundreds of other vouchers. The
Private Secretary is always gien the
money, but the Department n quires
tha receipt ta ba signed by the Prei
dent personally. The monthly vouch
rit $4,166 66 but for March, the
Bontk just closed Mr. Cleveland drew
3,888 87, and Mr. Arthur $277 79.
The President las appointed the
following collectors of internal revenue:
Cirneliut Voorhers, for the Fourth
district of Miuouri, vica David A.
Stewart, resigned; John Whiteaker,
far the dittrict ef Oregon, rice John
0. Cart w right, suspended; r). Frank
Bradley, for the district of South Car
olina, tics Ellory M. Era v ton, sua
ended; Hamilton S. Sheppard. for the
Sixth dittrict of Virginia, vice William
E. Craig, suspended. He also aji
panted John Hohwjn to b collector
of customs for the Astoria district of
Oregon.
The Los Angeles Herald, (peaking
t crop pronpects in Southern Califor
aia, says the demand for tha single
article of cabbage is simply enormeus.
Cirload after carload of tha popular
vegetable is being shipped to the Ter
ritories and to Texas, and they bring
a return ef at least $500 an acre to
those who ratio them. All the pros
pects for a large fruit crop are fine for
the present summer. About 17,000,.
000 grapj vin-s will this year yield
their lacious fruit, while tha peach,
apple, pear, and apricot crop will about
double that of former years.
Outside Opinion
Al. Holman, associate editor of the
"Pregcnian," has been in this section
several dayg this week and the follow
ing it what he says of our town:
Jacksonville, tka county seat and the
Bast important town in Jackson
county, unites, perhaps, it may now
have a rival in Ashland, was left to
one side by the railroad. It was pais-
ad. net from an arbitrary motive, but
because it was not easy to build the
road to it. The Uwn was located as
a rnrniag eamp and for tha cosven
ieaes of sniaers and quit wilhaat coo-
aideratien of its possible future as a
commercial town. Tha railroad pass
es it five mile to the east. The town
has unquestionably suffered, bat it is
bv ao meant dead or in tha war of
dyiag. It still ha tk large local
trade it has always had, and. will re
tain it. The new town of Medfon',
aituatsd on tha railroad at the point
Btarett Jaiksanrille, has gron iu a
few aaeathi to be a thriving place of
about a hundred houses, but ithaanot,
as many expected, robbed Jacksonville
-f its traaeMmaUil impartanea as a
Central Point Side Track.
An Aet ts Facilitate the Transporta
tion of Freight.
Be it enacted by the Legislative As
sembly of the State of Oiegon:
SECTIOX 1 That whenever a ware
h mse shall be built ou the line of any
railroad in this State, with sidetrack
graded and tits laid down withou ex
pent to said raftl-oiid company, and
not lets than three hundred tons of
freight stored in said warehouse ready
for transportation, then it hall be the
duty uf aaid railroad company to lay
down the track with the necessary con
nections and switches, and shall, from
time to time, furnish freight ear nec
essary for the removal of such freight,
atd shall transport such freight in reg
ular order as other freight t lraniwrt
ed on said road, whenerer no1 ice shall
lie given to the agent of the couimny,
or ersiB .in charge of the nearest
station thereon.
Site 2 If any such railroad com
pany shall fail or refuxelo comply wiih
the provisions of this Act, the prrsrn
injured by tuch failure or refusal shall
ho entitled to recover against aaid
railroad company in any court having
iuridiction. a penalty of two hundred
anu u(tv dollar'""" "c" wee ucrinj:
cwhich uch neglect, failure or refusal
shall cmtinue.
On the strength of this bill, which
passed both houses of the Legislature,
residents of Central Point and vicinitr
commenced and have nearly conip'eted
the sidetrack for Central Point lately
called Beallview and Sol Abraham
intended moving his warehouse from
Glendale to that p'ace. Yesterday
we heard, however, and wc conxidei
the authority gcod, that tlm bill had
failed to become a !aw by the Governor
Failing to sign it which, of course,
would blight the fond hopes of Beall
view in tha expectation of becoming
the centre of population of thin county.
Tha fact of the bill paioinghoth hduxea
of the Legislature w6u)d indicate that
it bad merit and had it been vetoed oar
Legislators would then line known
what to do. Awaiting further infonua
tion we forbrar com men t at this time
The cost of maintaining religion in
the United States is one half a cent a
year for each individual, and when we
look over some o? the samples, we ire
forced to the conclutiou that priced
should be cut down.
Minutes of Fruit Grower's
Meeting-
HELD AT JACKSONVILLE, APRIL 25th,
1885.
Meeting was called to order by
Prenideiit B. F. Miller. Ths count'i
tutiou and by Ih mere read, and the
roll cnlle.1. Ole Sever.on, S. J. Da,
W. P. FitrgeraM, Martin Pviersnn,
U. A. Hulibe), John E Roxv, It S.
TllTi.l.... I NY Tk.lIB. S V. l.lNly
I ' 'V Tm.vuf .Im-vii Rt.tliur.liil tf-t
: ... .. . .v., Hb.- ..... ..-.u.., v
C. Be. k man, II. MuEru; Kr. k
Krauso and Clia. Nickcli juttied ill.
Hwociation. B. F. Miller presented
his report on the quemion of varieties
of fruit, and their ailapia'iiliiy foi
Kliipping; aUo read a communication
from dipt. Morgan of I'onlaiiil on
the kuljrct. Mi. Miller'a reort a
received as given. He wan requested
ty the akociatiuii to rtmtinae Ins in
quiries, and make a further n port a
home futU'e time. Th Secretary reail
a communication from E H. Ros-1.
general freight agent O. fc C. K. 1 .
stating that any vpecimens uf fruit th. t
ilia association dei.i ed to ftrwmd U.
the Siatn Board of Immigration, woulu
he carried free of charge over tlieli
line. G. A. Hubbell otRred the ful
lowing rrkolutions.
Wiikueas, the tatn Board of Immi
gratiun nas invited each cuunt in the
3-ate to organize a County Board ol
Immigration to supplement its work.
Tberetor be it molved,
That, the committee appointed by
the association at last meeting to for
ward specimens of fruit to the State
Board of Immigration, be ordered to
wait on the County Cointuirsioner, to
indue them to co operate with the as
sociation, in organizing a County Board
of Immigration. Considerable ducu
sion took place en the motion. Win.
M. Celvig, John E. Ross, G. A. HuU
bel and several other gentlemen pokr
on the question. On being put to yolt
the resolution wan adopted unaiiimoua
ly. John B. Wrislry moved that the
President apioint a gentleman from
each important district in the county
to act with the committee appointed to
confer with the Count) Commission
ers, on the Immigration question.
The motion was carried. The Presi
dent appointed G. F. Pennebaker, G.
F. McCounell, Martin Peterson, John
B. Wriata, G. A. Hubbell. R. F
Maury, and Thos. Hamoud G. F.
Peunebaker wan chosen chairman of
the committee. H. McElroy of
Grant's Pass, favored the house with a
short speech, which demonstrated him
to ba a clear and impirnsive tpeakei;
he assured tha association that the
people of Grant's Pas and vicinity
would not be larking in enterprise at.d
sympathy with th Fruit Grower's of
Southern Oregon. G. F. Pennebaker
moved that we meet in Jacksonville on
Saturday, June 27th, 1885, for the
purpose of deciding where the associa
tion shall establish permanent head
quarter. Motion carried. Tne next
regular meeting was ordered to take
place at Grant's Pas on Saturday
Mar 30! b, 1883.
On motion of Martin Peterson the
meeting a-ijnurned,
J. Henry Griftis, Secretary.
Closing Out Sale.
To quit husineu. Our entira stock
of general merchandise is offered for
sale, in whola or k part, at cost If
you want cheap coodx, naw ii yonr
time to buy them as wc- mean jut
irktnr..ay. JR&utxa 1ksv
AUCTION SALE
OF
iik
IffiM IK&QSIfiS&T
Wagons, Plows, Etc.
G. Karewski
Will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
On Friday. May, 1st,
Ills immense stock of .
MACHENERT AND WAGQHS AND IMPLEBENTS,
Also, his entire remaining stockof
GENERAL MERC
1SOW-IS "TOTTR C&AM
Your 0-vsnaLlP
REMEMBER THE DAY.
Friday, May 1st, and come prepared to
buy. G. KAREWSKI.
CRONEMILLEtt & BIRDSEY,
JACKSON I ALX.E.
ilVI E3 :Eogu Grolcl Hill,
AGENTS FOR
LaBELLE WAOONS, BUGGIES AND HACKS.
LANSING RIDING HARROWS WITH SEEPERS COMBINED,
BUfORD CULTIVATORS AND SPRING 'I OTH HARROWS,
Mc-SHERRY GRAIN DRILLS AND BfOAD-CAST SEEDERS,
BUFORD PLOWS. ALLSTYLES.
COLLINS CAST CART-STEEL PLOWS.
BANDALL PULVERISING HARROT'S.
CIDER MILLS. FANNING MILLS. CORN SHELLERS,
HAY C ITERS. FAIRBANKS SCALES.
COOPER'S ENGINES All U SAW-MILLS,
CHALLENGE W INT-MILLS.
CHALLENGE GtfAIN CRACKERS, Etc.
EXTRAS SERVED ON CHCRT NOTICE-
We wiviM respertfullr ask our TuitrniW nntl friend to ctll and nee
our line of gootld before purchasing elsewhere, ar we feel sure we
can
Sell As Low If No, Lower
m
Than anj first-clas qootls can be sold for; atvl we guarantee all our
goods as retirecntcd.
CRONEMILLE AND BIRDSEY.
Jacksonville, Orejron. May 9, 18841.
for Infants
MCatateUs0wena4artedtaelinirent!iat s
noeosiendltaaiapetlortoaBrprcKnptioa I
some.- n.A.aacHm,JLD
mSOster4Sk,Broak)xa,S.T.
Frank Brothers Implement Company,
DEALERS IN
Farm, Mill Machinery
RUFORD'S WALKING PLOWS, HODGE'S DOUBLE DRAPER Header
LaBELLE WAGONS, WALTER A. WOOD'S MOWERS,
M&SHEhRY DRILL AND LEEDERS, REAPERS. TWINE BINDERS,
BTJFORD'S G4.NG i SULKY PLOWS, C0ATE3 SULKY RAKES,
BUFORD-S RIDING AND ;EAR, SCOIT 4 CO.'S Kngine. k Threahere,
WALKING CULTIVATORS, COOPER k CO Saw Mill Machinerv,
RAN DALL tt HEEL HARROWS, CARRIAGES. SPRING WAGONS.
11IE CELEBRATED HOLLO .VTOOTH, BUCKBOARD WAGONS,
HARROWS, Etc., Etc., E c.
A Full Line Of Farm Machinery.
Write for catalogue. Address either
FRANK BROS.IMP'L. CO, Portland, Or.
Or, R. W. PORTER, Agent, Oregon City, Oregon. . , pr 11 3 m
mi
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ol
nurity. r.renetb aad wholcsomeness
More economical than- the. ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or, phosphate powders.
Sold only n oh KOTAI.rjilXLsa i'CW.
i Mi Co , 106 WaU-st N. Y.
NDISE.
BOX AT
and Children.
Caatorta euril OotJe, OeatHpatlon.
8onr 8tomaeh, Diarrboa, XracMUon.
I Juusworaa, pvea steep, aa HMsa o.
WUtajarboa sssdleatka.
Ta Ossricx CosfftfT, IS FBltaa ton, H.T.
-
EXCELSIOR
LITER V$K 1KB FEED
TAUIiX.
Corner Of
Istoox ix Csureutu an., Jccxssi tills
W. J. TLXMAXXt pr.p'r
Would regretfully hrfbrm-the public
that he has a Vine stock of
tlorscs, Bacgica uni Cartages
nd'he is prepared to furnish his patrons
asd'ibe public generally witk
Flae TarmaXt-
s can-be had oa the Pacffc coast. ?ad
die horses hired to go to any part ef
thecoanty
Am1
aaala BaagM aad SaU.
e-
ice to work single or doable
teA'tuuTtb heatof care he
Ho
Horses j
KowedJ
'them While ia my charge.
AUh
rlf:r,
141
en
I CASH STORE!!
CAROBROS
Has just opened a flae stock af
General Merchandise
AT
Bis motto is
Quick Hales and Small Profile.
And he feels assured that all who fsrer
him with their patronage will be satis
fled with his prices" and the quality efhis
goods, lie aeeps
dbt ooon
OKOCKRIES,
raovisioxs.
CLOTHING.
i OKKisttiKO ooont,
HATS AND cars.
BOOTS AND 8U0U,
nd everything usually found in a Arst
class Genen.1 Merchandise Store.
lie will give his customers the benefit
of the reduced freights caused by the ad
vent of the railroad, and wilt sat be under
'sold by anybody. ' .
M. A. BRENTANO, Manager..
Phoenix, t tregon, Feb. 23, 188.
JACKSONVILLE NURSERY
A. S. Johnson, Pro.
As the demand for fruit trees is so
great in this valley 1 have started a Nur
sery In this place nnd will raise nothing
but the finest varieties. This year 1 wi 1
sell from IheWoodburn Nurse y as usual
and also from the -celebrated Alameda
Nursery, Oakland (,'al. The following
are some of the leading varieties I will
keep:
Foaoliesi.
Early York Brlggs Red May.
. and L. Crawford's mump World.
Wale's ejriy salwar.
Amsilen Suiquehannah.
Alexander Jlary'st hoice.
Orange C'lng Yel ow Scrgen.
Lemon Cling and many more.
Z'x-u.za.ooi and PXixxxxai.
Pctlile Prune d'Agen Peach Plum.
Italian Prune Yellow Egg.
Go den Prune Coe's Go den Drop.
Grosse Prune Bradslmw.
t Cathriue Prune Japan Plum.
berries, Nectarine, Apricot, Quince.
pple, French Goosberry, Orejpm ham
agne Berrien, and all kinds ot ornament
al and shade trein.
E. N. BAKEH,
Merchant Tailor,
Jaclssonvilla - - Oregon.
The subscriber takis pleasure in in
forming the public that be has opened a
I'ailorsliop.
r . t -
DM TTKE 0 G5E F3IL7
Building, and that he is now prepared to
in all kinds of work in his line in a hii
H'rior manner and at prices to suit the
times.
GyClathins made after the latest and
best styles. A laree lot of samples al
ways on hand to select from.
R.N.BAKEII.
3HANGE IN MANAGEMtNl
or,
THE U. S. HOTEL,
Cor. 3d and California Etc.,
Jacksonville - - Ogn.
flaving takcir charge of this hotel the
undersigned7 take pleasure in announcing
to the public that a complete change will
be made.
ZMi.e Tatolo
will be supplied with evetythinr the
market (Torus, and a general renovation'
ol tne
33oc3CaV 2Xct: ftoozaa
will be made. The pdfronnge of the pub
lic is solicited.
J DzRcsoax.
City Lunch House
Fred GroB, PropxMtor.
Having moved to-my new stand on CU1
itornia street opposite the TJniosr livery
stab e I ask my friends and tie public
genera'ly to ghe n.e a cal'.
I keen I'eer. Wine and Cigars and
X3T A first class lunch can be had at an)
time for 33 cents.
FREDJJROB,
UNION RQrEL,
KrrBTTille Orecaa,
Mrs. M. Rydtr, Fropr.
First-class accommodation can always
be had at this house at the most reasona
ble rates.
tar An excellent stable collected with
tfaehotvi.
Gift B1RBE1 SHOP
CauroKxtfc St.,
JaeaUaarille, - - - Orcgaa.
The undersigned Is ftlly prepared to do
all VorS in' his line in the best manner and
at reasonable prices.
F.EITSCHiED,
SSlAeTIOAI.
Watcbiukxx- d Jewxlxx,
CaHfaraia Sr-ft,'
AKES a specialty ot ckaniag and re-
MSNWHuVt. Civs a call.
ton ci m mm
AT
E. C. BROOKS'
New Drug Store,
Jacksonville, Or.
Cloolxjaa.
A fine assortment of 8-day clocks, with ana
without alarm.
XVMoliea.
Gents', ladles and boys gold and silver
bunting-case, open-face and skylight
watcnes, iroa f3 to ?150.
BrAoelots.
A fine lot of ladies' gold bsnd and banjlt
bracelets.
Diamond and ruby rings, cameo stnnt
cameos set with diamonds, cameos set
with pearls, garnet and pearK turnnnis
and pcarKand onyx rings with limdec
mottoes, solid gold band and bangle rings,
plain and solid t'allfornla r'ngs.
fevcolryi
Diamond:
its in every shape.
Ladles' Vh of fewr-lfy from the 50-ccnt
r-WMs or jcv
black set to the $200 birdsets of diamonds.
Gents' and ladies' gold chains, lockets
and charms.
. Pins and Buttona.
Gents' gold scarf-pins, scarf-slides, studa
and Millar-buttons.
aBll-vcx Wnro.
Silver and silver-plated knives, lorks.
spoons, napkin rings, silver sugsr-spoons
and tongs in cases
3VXlasoollMxxooxxai.
Gold ana silver thimbles: gold, silver and
steel spectacles; and a full slock of every
thing in the jewelry line
A full assortment of perfumery, toilet
soaps, etc
lot of steel engravings and pictures for
children.
In short, a complete and first-classlineol
HOLIDAY GOODS.
U! to be so'd at the
LOWEST PRICE!
tlso acconlenns, violins, banjos, and the
best 'ineof violin.puitnrandbanjostrings.
The best sperm oil for sewing machines.
4 lull line of
Drugs and Medicines.
tQfc. Prescriptions irefuMy compounded
E. 6. BROOKS.
m TOWN HP MfflDRD !
Lots for sale at Inw prices and oa easy
terms.
Apply to J. S. HOWARD, .Agent, at
Medford.
Also, in the R tllrond addition to tin
own of A: HAND.
Apply to I. L. McCal', Agent, Ashland.
PHOENIX.
Apply to M. V. B. SOULE. Aecnt
Phoenix.
GOLD HILL.
Apply to M. E. PGUE, Agent, Gold
GRANT'S fSASS.
Apply to 3. M. WILCOX, A ;c!itGrant's
4:s Oc-m GEO. Ii- ANDttKA S.
O. & C. R. KCu,, PortlnnU 0
DAVID LINN,
ARD CEALKR IS
COSTX2V TILXmSXISiGS.
COFFINS FUUNISIIED ON THE
shortest notice and cheaper than at an
other establishment in Southern Oregon.
Furniture of all kind kept on hand oi
made to order
EMPIRE HOTEL.
AZoclXoxc3.t Or.
J. W". Cnnninghan, Prop
This commodi ns and well arranged
hotel is now open for the accommodation
of guests, and will be kept on the moat
approved plan.
He tali e will a'ways tc inpp'icu witii
the best the market anorus. iipecl
dnccments are ofi-red the traveling
cial in
pi
ub-
lie J. W. CWI
Medford, Feb. 25, 1884.
CUNNING II Ail.
Criterien SilHard Sulocn
CALIFORNIA ST.,
CATON & GARRETT,
. Prepri&ters.
THIS populai resort, under new man.
agement, is furnishing the best brands
ot liquors, wines and cigars. The reading
table is supplied with Eastern periodicals
and leading papers of the Coast. 'Give me
a call.
The Bislifp Scott Grammar
SOHOOZi.
A KMrdlng ad Bay fefcMl rr Baya,
The seventh year under the present
management win begin September 2d.
Boys successfully fitted for College or for
business. Fire resident and three visiting
teachers; Discipline" .trict. For further
information and for catalogue containing
list ot former pupils. Address
S. W. HIEE. Head Master,
2m a23 Drawer 17, Portland, Or.
Orfpat for Sale.
TBe UBdersigned offers for sale on easy
terms to a good party afirstlass Tiber
organ, 10 slops, being used bQtarfew weeks.
For particulars enquire at this office or
address the undersigned1 at Phoenix-.
GEO. CROSS.
Phoenix, Or., 8ept. 3th. lgffc
'Xastrca-T' 3HTotlr.
Notice is hereby given that I. the ne
dersigafd, have taken np one Day none
maked as IWlows: Two white feet on
right side, white speck In right eye, Tore.
years nldand appraised by J. W. Wimer,
., -m.L-T-z .uH-i.M ..!..
at twattvaouar
T ......
DliLHMlT.Sr;
-i
ER1ID CELEB&ATIOH 1
AM ASSS KiTTEi?
At Jacksonville, Oregon,
ox
St Tammany's Hay
Under the auspices of
CRKICMAN' PxTAn VtiS TElBEf SO
IMP'D O-R. M-
Exerciiea Of Iht Day.
Emenrine from their new Wirwsm i
corner of Call ornia and Third streets i
I o'clock r. M., the Order will pirade thl
principal streets of Jacksonville, headc
by the
Jaclcsoiivil'e Silver Cornet Biinc
AND OTHER BANDS.
On return of the procession to the Wigwtj
HON.H.K. HANNA.P. S.,
Will dtliver an address, which will be
followed'by approprtaUf- vocal and lruttUC
mental music and the
DEDICATION
Of their new Wigwam; besides other In.
tercsting exercise;! ; alter which there
wi.lbea
Band Contest
For three prizes,
with a
The whole to conclude
Gnl Xlnll
nc a
of music has been prtKMired for this event,
and the committee has eft nothing un
done to make it the grandest bin ever
given in Southern Oregon.
Ticket including supper- $3.01.
ALL A RE INVITED TO ATfEu P.
OoxaeL-aoLlttoes.
Reception II. Piipc, Sr., T.T MiKrn.
zie. Adam Schmilt, E D. Foudray. E. U.
&tnnandE Jacobs.
JIuir . F. Eddy, 11. Pape, Jr., D.
W. Crosby.
Floor 3rani.?crs J. C. Whipp. Win.
Mensor.Clws.Nickell, Cbas Pnre l.llrait
Dean. Char es Prim, J. T. Roloson, Uavo
CnncmilliT.
Detomtion D. W. rrosby, II. Pap,
Jr D. llanlin, John liicvt-nuc, Fr.ntc
Lnraine.
Generhi Committee Adam ScLmitt,
JimcsG. Birdscy.J. It Little.
$
SILAS J. DAY,
Nuiari Puhlic, Rial Erfule Jgt.
Abstracts made of Titles to Lands.
Xiorvl I3ooud(
Of all kind drawn up, especially pertain
ing to mu siiuement ot estates.
Collector of Accounts Prompt
Pemiltunccs.
Investment Securities a Spechltr.
Jackson County Scrip Bought and Sold.
I have a complete set f M ips of all
Surveyed Lsinds in this county, and re
icive abstracts monthly l'ronr Itoebar of
nil new entries in ulc. I am thus pre
pared to make out Homestead and rrc
cmptioi papers, and can thus save to" par-tii-sthe
expense of a trip to HoscbUf
(.and Office.
Several fine farms arc in my hands tor
sale.
Prompt reply made to all letters.
Charges in accordance with the limrs.
llefere, by permission, to C. ' . Biek
man, Esq., "B inker; to Hon. I. II. Web
ster, Judge of this judicial district, aua to
any business Iioum; in Jacksonville.
Office at south east corner Ca Ilorn'm
and 5th street, Jacksonville, Orej,tin.
SILAS J. DAY.
MAX MULLEK,
P.O. Snildicg, Jcckscnvilfef
BKALKK IS
General Merchandise
-pilE UNDEIt-lGNED TAKES
L pleasure in informing the public
that he has purchased L. Solomon's in.
terest in the
POST OFFICE STORE.
Vhlch will be kept stocked wilU a com
plete and first class assortment of giii(iral
merchandise. I will sell -t
Very JUasemable Hat.
Give me a call and ace for yoursslves.
r yoursslvf!
JlTTLLElt
MAX
JacksmvHle Oresceat Oitv
Kail Koate.
F. McMahon, Froprietox
Stages leave Jacksonville every Monday
Wednesday and Friday mnrninjrs at 3 a
m. arriving at Waldo in the evening, where
close connection is made next morning
tor Crescent City. When the new wagon
road is finished about January 15th
through tickets to San- Fascisco will be
sold for $18 by thir route.
Express and order business done at re.
ducei
d-rates.
P.McMAHON Proprietnr
Miss S. Johicson. Miss Ju. Cxveks.
IXressraaking.
We arVBOW prepared Intake orders for
snythinr n the Bressmahiag line and
aste tbe-ladfes ("Jacksonville to give us a
hare of their patronage- We
Guarantee Saiiffactvon
tpricea lower than" ever akTrinrjsek.,
uwvt imntn nR miucDCE Dt d. ?.
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