The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, July 05, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmknt pPAY .....JULY 5. 1879 r V RESOLUTION OF ENDORSEMENT. 3VHBTUSA8.THK DOUOLAB ISDEPKJtDEJTT, newspaper published In Roeeburg, has been published is tiki county for tbe period of three year ; snd Whbk&as. Mia newspaper i now well eetablislied, endearing a three Tears' trial H L& faithfully served the interests of l lie nrodoeer d1 tax-nayer: therefore belt Reolvt&, We, the nngben f t!i Ump qua 'raiim No. 28, k dive Thb Douglas IDliJKJiDEHTnir unqualified ei diwemenl. and would recommend It u newiper worthy tlis patronage of every farmer and iai-iayerin 8 uther On-goa," i.at .; OEO W. J oh jcs. Master. t J. P Dtjncah, Secretary. THE WATES QUESTION. W would s!a arm upon oar eitlxrn tlie necessity of providing proper mean for extingaieiiiag Ore. There wi.nld be no ensa or Judirunect d'playrd la raieinit m-D 10 purchase a Sim enjtio-. An en - filoe would be 01 no uso whatever, since there is no water, and money rzpended for -one wunld virtuttlj b thrown away. An cotfineln Boeebnrg would be like Padflj'a teainCoat on dry laud hunting for water, and the jxrwn who would nrt;e the pur elite of one ought Am know thai aa en g no ia a eleea wtihout water. Tbe only way that protection ajrainiit fire can be had la through water work after the. bjanner of ihoe at hakmi, where the wafer it pumped liom the river lat an el avated rvtervoir by mna of a donkey en glne, or by a ree voir located near aume priiig of uffic-oi capacity on the hill Hfr town frutn which the water can be conducted by euoden plpea thronich the city. The lut'.e; plan if adojited would !V the i;8i 1 penal ve, and woa.d give m the city" the poreM w'aiet. , The river at any point i bat the tuain aewer to the drainage Iroin the entire valley, while wa U't taken fruia tie tap of a mountain must be pure a rata a'et. if not purer, since it ia filtervd through soil that cannot possibly - receive any impurifes by way of drainage. And pare waur is aoiuoihinjj to be con Sidered as eeeoQlinI, The beet of chemists and inWr Wrnwl men in the materia medi- ca Ut the bi&au fur those dread diaeasc typhoid and seas let evers, upon Impure watr, and it ha been established beyond a doubt that the late ye, low fever plague in New Urleana lad its existence la wrier e-wtamlnated with impure and poisonous dnduaites., Even the wells about too ao are to a greater or leas exent poisoned by drainage faom private vaults and im erleet sewers. This poison does not show 1 unassisted 6ye of those who it, but it Is aa audoabted fact that If JMsfriigTr.jt the wells la tbe city today -i ;fJied to a chemical analr is there wisid be filth enough shown therein to disgust all property holders and water drinkers and hare a disastrous effict upon many metiers of tha Bias Ribbon "Vhtb. ' ,;. - ; . ;- .-. We have befo referred td the large . spring aouth of the Bowen place. Since then we have more; particularly inquired into the probable cost of a reservoir built there, and as to its use to tbe city. The fail to be gained from a reservoir built there without jciffuldiug or other extra work such as would be required if the reservoir was built on the bank of the riv r, , would be tiitlcient to lorie tha water ver any building ia the city with more than the powei of a steam fire engine. The cost of such resurvoir " would be no more than 11,500. and it could be made of brick and woul. last thirty years To bring tbe Water into tbe business street of the city 2.000 feet ot wooden pipe would be requir ed at a cot of 125. To .lay this pfpe un der ground only 75 would be paid. The whole amoont of cost then to bring the wa ter into tow a would be simply S 1,700. Say thai tbe pipe costs 62 cents per", foot, and there Is cool an i pure water furnished for ordinary as well as fire purpose, there is - not a property owner ia the town bu who could afford to invest in the enterprise to his owa individual profit. - There is another point. We have no means of protection against fire, and tbe Average rate of insurance is from four to seven per cent. A prominent and p. rhsps , the beet Informed gentleman in tbe city in . the matter of fire inrarance, informs us t!jt with the water works as proposed the rate would undoubtedly b reduced from thirty to fifty per cent, on present rates. This aHded to the brnefitea otherwise en ttieratd, it would seem that it is impoesi- '- ble lor the city to do without a water sup ply from the spring suggested. ' So far as lb writer ' concerned, we are bo b l,ted bondholder, or rich contractor, or we would build the works ourselt in stead of urging upon others to Invest in tbe euierpriaa Even tbmuph a poor man's . spectacles many true things are seen, and to this case It may be that the suggestions we offer, if sopted in a practical way, mlghjSuie icaTJ of saving Kuseburg -01SV a disastrous coouagratiou some day. It will do no barm to inquire as to the ! worth, and it wi',1 be poor policy if our cit-iz-ns go on without means to extinguish firs until fire, occurs and tjien have only the .sad tisought of what might have been bad Ihey been- a little more enterprising and exhibited some forethought. It is said that the people of all cities never learn the value of means of protection against fire until after the cities have once burned down ; but Roseburg, with means of ac quiring protection, at a slight cost com paratively, should certainly be aa excep tion to the general rule To day's Indkpesdkkt is isnwd several hours ahead of Its regular time of going to ' pise in order to allow the editor, publishers, printers and printer's devil to celebrate tha - anniversary of the cation's birth-day. As wilt be stwa elaewbere ws givs to our readers besides our regular local news and telegraph- ' is intelligence, a direct dispatch from the Eastern States, only three hours from the lime of Its sending from ths places of ooeur renoaAsomething never done before by any coaatry newspaper ia the State. W feel a r little pride over this achievement, and nat urally apeak of ft ia proof of what other say of the iNDtrtNDEKT as the best local and : general newspaper published In Oregon. President Wheeler's only sister died -viag Mr. Wheeler entirely rid. aa mirards family. His and no children were ev whout kia, save a , ft clergyman, who 1 1878 during ht that Mr. WHOM TO PATRONIZE a...- . OB " ( 121 S sS w .. . . I 0 i S D o 1 0 1 0) a w III O e S I I 1 w 8 C4 j o S5 I I 2 o a s ; 'f 2 a s O 3 c 5 W F. OWENS & PLYMALE, Forwarding and Commission AGENTS, ROSKB0RG. . . .OREOON Will a-lve sueciO attentioa to fordwardtng goods consigned 'to their care. Freight monpv advanced. Cororolaeion reasonable, All business ia this line shall receive oar atrlet attention. s- A1I goods consigned to our cars should be marked. "Q. B. A." Roseburg. PRACTICAL CARRIAGE AND WAGON Bai opened a shi p ia Roseburg, next door tofWatkins Brothers, and he is prepared to i all work in tats una at low prices ana on jort notice. A specialty rcede of f UNDERTAKING. Ia which as is prepared to fire sa(latae h .4 3 I 2 1 U I OS m C ?1 n ' . W I a ft p P Mis " OS. -' " o -v v S - f tills M g S3 If S J A I iJfaS l less sra 5 !i. -mi 5 I I - i s5 ft 11 CC B S S a afi1 2S"? r- s i s"1 1 i 3 l S-g 3 S " 1 la S- H 3o5 '"If I OK ? s I f 3 g 1 vis .; g g Za " T -iJ S tc . Hf o B ?! T3 U t S 8 W O . ft' B j 1- , 5 5 I t S o :? ' s a v; (j1 siri El ?h g 23 0 5 r$a Iff 3.S9 g W -A r "rf 1 ! 8 a m : o I T I 3 8- S q a :-l9' i -si -s g r s . , -n 1 . s b'a i Sin a. fiSJ , S J M Ly o ncs a isa ag g 1 mi Ife ll -B j JjI sirs! QUsSsa 0 s lis i ss s & 6 g 3ll 19 S 8 1 s f I Sve i E-s-3 1 1 gi 11 3 ca ait ana lowest rales. ON THK FOURTH ! 00 4 il 3 0 0r Wa-J 2 Ml $2 53 5-s O s 0 S o o - w5 3 1H t so 2 rr o H : o CO WJ ca SB a? 1 sir 3 1 0 s p S3 W CD 3 s LS3 EH r I W sjk Ha a a ta 3 o r a Ds rr) a w NsA l III CavSjtf rB.aigl-.i & & 1 i n E 3 f 5 if D ll m or Notice of Assignment. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT C. hea. merchant of Roseburg.Dooga Tas eounty, Oregon, did, on tha 83d day of June, 1879, assign to me all his property, for the benefit of hit creditors, ia propor tion to the amount of their respective elaims; and ail of said creditors are re quired to present their clsims within three months from said date, to the undersigned, at Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregoa. .i. . WM.U. WILUS. AaeuiKEK. Lfaawh ' . -.It .V l. A. sniTHr ROSEBURG ...OREGON. Special attention paid to grain in also painting of every kind 1ms U 1 a trtab - js V33RT SELECT STOCK ! OF HAEDWAREy TIWAEE AIID STOVES! AT Sheridan Bros., Eoseburg. Or. The firm would announce that they have just received and bow have on hand one of the Largest Stock s of Hardware Ever brought to Douglas county, and when added to their STOVES OF ALL PAT TERNS and READY MADE TINWARE, they are prepared to declare they have the bes. su ply ia their line of aoy establishment ia Southern Oregon, which they propose SIIkXiIHG CHIAESS ATfY Dim can purchase elsewhere. Ia the shape oi bu.lding materials in the way of locks, butts, etc, we can offer superior Inducements to purchasers. Try us. Wa can irive veu bargains in the following brsnds of stoves, not equalled else where Buck's. Bona oa. Farmer, Utility. Dexter, Pacific, Wide West, Clarendon, Occident, Iron King, Empire City, and other stov and ranges. The bextof workmen are constantly employed in the manufacture of our Tinware, and buyers should leara our prices. We have also ba raging to offer ia guns, rs well as in Shot-guns and Pistols We are also Agents for the White, Peerless and New Home Sewing Machlnes.w hich we sell at lowest rates and warrant as complete in every respect. We caa also supply - Averill and Rubber The best ia the market, at the lowest rates. Give us a call, inspect our stock, inquire as any one caa. BRAINS VS. MUSCLE. A Desperate Race lor Life .for Over One Hundred Years. SXtAXCTe HAVE worn And Cn.e in Ahead Triumphantly With THB -LITTXiE JOEaBB. ! To make a machine that would wash, on a that would not Tear the clothing, or break off buttons; a machine that was Light, Sim-. pUy Cheap and Durable; a machine that could be used in all part e ot a washing; a machine that women cou.d use. no matter if they were weak and sickly ; in fact to make a sncct'8tul clothes waeher has been the study of inventors all over tbe wor Id for cen turies past Thousands ot experiments hove beau tried, and thous a it ds ot dollars spent iu the hereto unsuccessful effoort to make a washer that would stand the test of actual trial. Nearly every fami'y have purchased, tried and condemned from one to a dozen ot those experiments uutil, at last, discouraged with so many fail, ares, and so much expense, it na beco me aim wt a conviction that tor the most disagreeable, unhealthy and tiresome work or the household tbe ever returning weekly washiug there wa s no help But ' And all the great army ot Washers, take courage. There is a new washer made, and it will wash clean. It will wash quick. It wil wash EASY, It id CHEAP, SIMPLE, DURABLE. TRY IT. A trial will conviuce the most skeptical. It is called the LITTE JOKER WHAT IT SAVES: , IT SAVt2S frojt one to three hours every week on wasn day, ot tbe hardest kind ot labor. IT SAVES your money by saving tbe wear ot rubbing cloths which is quite as much as their wear iu use, or half the cash you pay for your clothing. IT &AVES labor, doctor's bills, soap, fuel, cross babie, blue. Mondays, cold dinners, cross wocien, soor men, weary, atbino limbs, sickness, eu fieri rg, and death caused by overwork, exposure and colds. THE LITTLE: Will wash more at a time, large garments, suiuil ones, tew or many, and wash them clean; never tears off or breaks buttons, canno wear the clothes a particle, will suds unci riuse them better than any other process, and this rnak'i them white and clean, an J is the only thing that will prevent their becoming grim.nj aud yellow. You can wash with the LITTLE JOKER in halt tbu tune that you can by hand, ajid best ot all, A FRAIL WOMAN CAN USK IT. Boys and girls can help, -r even do the entire washing aud call it FUN. Price, $7 00. Agents wanted. Manufactured by U. a urtiij if . r r....i i,.. i- I T-. -...,-... . . XX. lUU'JU IX W., i HlBllUltr. tt. 1'FEK, Oeneral Agents, Roseburg, Oregon. TLE JOKER call at J. W. Strang's Wu-eliom - ti. TKSTIiUOjHALSj Roseburg, Oregon-We have tried tbe LITTLE JOKELi and are well pleased with it. It saves clothes and waahes them nicely with very little labor; therefore we can rrconitneod it to the public. Signed, Mrs Jas Wright, Alice, Frankie, Lizzie and Annie Howard. Roseburg, Ogn April 23, 1679 -We have tried tbe Little Joker washing man chine and freelv say that it gives perfect satisfaction and believe it the best washer in use for clean waaliiog and speed. Mrs A S and Annie Mi Jones. Rneeburg. Ogn April 23. 1879. We triwl the Little Joker and think tt excells any thing re have ever tried. It ia a gieat saving of 2abor and also saves the clothes, therefore we recommend it to tue public. Mrs J Dand Mollie E Bowen. Roseburg, April 24. We freely say that the Little Joker washer is far superior to all washers lor speed, clean washing and saving of clothers, and recommend it to all as tbe best washer in use, aod really is a Little Joker as i. does the washing so well and without any tiresome labor. 5les dames Whitney and Williams. Roseburg. April 25, 1875. We have test ed the Little joker and find It to be the best washer. It ssves time aod labor. Mrs N Bowen. Mrs L E Minard, H C Slocum. Roseburg, April 28. 1879-We freely certify to the good qualities of the Little Joker washer aa oue of the best washers lor speed, clesn washlnu and saving -of clothe, and would recommend it to all. Mrs Mevens, KoxautiS, Kogelias, and Re vada Stevens. Roseburg, April 28 -We have given the Little Joker fair trial and we really think it is one of the best, if not the best wash er we have ever seen wash, and Jur hen. more think that every one that tries them will buy them. J W Moore snd wife, Mrs Mary Singleton. . Indeed, we are very much pleased with the Little Joter. and think it will dc all stents say it will do, and every who buys will be pleaded with it. Mesdames Field and O VV Jonea. BLACK SJIlTIIItftt, Dearling Gibson, Oi FliAND, OGN. Would announce to the public that they are prepared with the best of materi al ta supply all demanps in their line. Hsving enjoyed over twenty years' expe rience in their trade, all work performed by them is guaranteed to be first-class, and strictly according to order. QHsson's Celebrated Har- Pronounced by ail who have used them to be tbe bt ever Invented, always on hand snd for sale cheap. FARM MACI1INKRY PAIRKD, KE Give Them a CalL Sole Agents for the Pioneer Hbsions Woolen Mills f r North Pacific Coast. 7. XX SSFTtEBSKTinO . . Manufactures of the STANDARD Sill vrS FUKXISH1NG &0ODS. such as Winchester, Sharp aad other Rifles, Paints, to our prices, and we promise to suit all if DiiE.niuaii dkucs 1 . IS. .Jllll ANI IN n,.H .1 A . ..iiv. v. . . . All w:8hins? a LIT- He. Knseburg, April 20. 1879-1 have tried the Little Joker and likf it bettet than any otuer waaUer I evr tried. It saves labor ana clothes and washes clean. Alice Van Buren. Roseburg. April 29. 1879 -1 this day saw a washing done With the Little Joker, aud I believe it to be the lx st machine bow in use iu tins county. C Uaddis. 4 Kofeburif, March 5, 18i9 -Tbo washing done by this machine is the best 1 hsve seen done by at y, and I can recommend it to every one. Mrs W O Hill. Kosebur'. May 15. 1879 -Having tried me jjiiue Jt)sr washer. I can say that a g d washer. It saves clothes and labor as well as time. Mrs Mary Ce.uliivan. Koselmrg, May 17, 1879-Havi,ig tried the Li, tii Joker and like it better than any -..I. . i uiuer raauer 1 ever tried. : 11 saves time, cioines sua labor. Mrs Alice V Farquar. KoseDurg. Msy 21, 1879-Having tested tbe Utile Joker washer 1 can iroely say it is the best aasheryl ever tried. H E tloover. . ."w . June 8-1 have tried the Little Joker and can say it is tbe best 1 hsve ever seen. S E Landers. Looking lss, January 4-Having tried the Little Joker we think it is the best in use. and all the agent claims for il. 8 Uackett, Ki'tie Uackett. Looking 01as, June 4-Having tested the Liltte Joker we can freely sy that it Is the best Masher in use. It saves cloth, s, time and labor, aud works eatiy. Mes dames KM Allen, O O Cranfill, K Morgan, Mary H Cochrau, Catheribe Neeuham. Have used the Little Joker and done a large wahhin with it in one hour. Think it the best washing machine in use and recommend it to all. Mrs B S Campbell. Roseburg, Oregon, June 10 -To all whom it may concern. I have used the Little Joker clothes washer for the psst two months, and I find that it is thi bsst wash er tor cleaning clothes and doing it easy; for bed qoiltr snd carpet and blankets there is no equal. Mrs Carroll. CO ts o. m s a. o o w c & o o Cu o to B9 -I O a m O m Co CO CO o o A A B3 ROSEBURG HILLS, PHORIETORS. THE BEST FLOUR INJTHE MARKET The Flour of these mills has gained in popularity until it has come to be known by purchasers as the best in the market. Orders from home and abroad fil ed promptly. Address, JONES A GATES, Rosebarg. THE CELEBRATED MORGAN STAL LION, DIXIE, , Will doaa the Spring &aa?a Jdly lst,1879. Dixie Is one of t e finesttiorgaa horses ever brougbt to Douglas county. Ha is thoroughbred, and j-in; action, size and speed, shows tha result of tha careful breediag of which ha is aa Sample. btnek raisers desiring service from this fine suU Uoa.mustbriaf her mares to Oaklaad, r - Dixie at Ambrose Toueg's : 8 te leap, $,"; 8easoa, GREAT REPUBLIC LOST, I BUT -' CABO BEOS! Did aot Lose any of the llerchaniiss, TUEY PURCHASED Ilf FACT MD BET STB Than any other Houee in the to the itock will arrive with Tie Pirn, TJiereforaK WITH; 73 LATEST STYLES AND! And in every Instance' THEY HAVE H DRY, GOODS, CL0TUING.13QB00T8, SU E, LADIES, vjrems, atu iinureii a r unamaa and the best manufactured; Ml Bracelets, Toys, Rings. SQ G BO C Together with Hardware, Tobacco, Etc.! These goods have all been selected with especial care, and buy er may easily test their quality and Wo still stic to the old motto: nd we never coaeluer it trouble to show goods. CARO BROTHERS. lSSFAUMER'S AND MB. Q COHEN, Announces that he has an immense stock of 0 llUllalJIIallO.. ill Also a full line of ASSORTED mERCHAWmSE! Mr. Cohen announces that he and is prepared to receive his cr a r T5 - ' S 3 - ft C as a a?? 3 2 (5 3 T SB - r S IS C -1 B C5 vj i C. SJs re r3 " 2 3 3 5 o m r a E . 2. si cr cr cr : to a co a -j c S. p 3 o 2 a 3-5 It a P - 2 03 9 to a C5 O w p S G. E. Ai t 3 " P O S 3 . 3 . tr n ? 3 3 hr a cr 2 5" a P i T3 5 n. o ? sr. Q c " . '5 -r - - rr -e "3 cr o ft 2 CO - M w p- &2 S' Q & d txf td H M o o T O O rrS.M CD Sle-Siarkvs 5 5 o 9 a. fD e s:. KI a Si rr. f cr w 10 Uk. o o 2" 3 S S3" ? S 5? ?;.0 5 g. T ET a t o Cu cr c c" 2 i 3 5s ; H 2 B Crcro a ; ; 5 : : r Si i o o n, O o OO 3 C t 1 S I O 53' 2 S?SL o in 2a cr r e .cr? a cr O TO M c a 2P3" o a Cr O 2C S. a o Will sopply Boots and Sh.ies to eastoiuers, lowar than at any other place in the State, Gent's Shoes 7- m- p. o CO Cu cr H gf 3 ST f 5 r . " W k s br ai i S S t-O-p o o ? K 3 J : n ri K rz o i p Pegged Boots, to Order. ... ..... Sewed Boots, beet quality French calfskin Half Solas aad Heels Credit trlvca on p arc bases made by responsible parties for ens year. Address all or- ftrata.. GLGHG2 VOLIiAJlD, OAKLAND, OGN iargo Stock of Spring IN SAN FRANCISCO qITIIEY I1AY A "B;City, and tnither Addition a fjiKvery Ibcoming Steamer. Icaanot fail ia Supply- THE J.otter the best of Bargains. FULL LINES HI i nisning jinoiP, ijaaies ouus, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Pins, Etc. gyto DIES. cheapness by giving as a call. "Uuick aales and small nrofits. MECHNANIC'S-SSSr a occupies S. W. Crane's store customers at his new store. . aj e 3 S I? o" 6 IS IS o B o 1 gJ W BY- BUYING MADE AT HOME i or TDK MANUrACTUTiE BEST AMD OT THK ... Finest Leather In tfi STATE. latest styles aad of best leathers, at price My prices are as follows t f3 60 0 w 7 00 1 00 p l? HIM 5- P-IJ' fjjig g jM Woud loform their patrons that brick store, and are m receipt of the LARGEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE EVER BROUGHT This Stock was selected by one of oau r rancisco market, and LATET PATTJEBIVS W LADIES' FANCY and PLAIN DRESS GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, With us there is also to be found a full assortment of Ladies' TJ2TDEIVWAKE In the line of Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes and Gaiters. Oar stock is so complete that to oue can fail to be suited. . We have with the above a fall Stock ot CH1XDRENS' invii'iiivn ii Which we offer at the lowest rates, and which will be found satisfactory to all who examine it. ALSO A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Groceeris, Crockery, Glassware AND OF Grain. Wool 'and Produce of Every Description Bought and Highest Cash Price Paid for Them. Patrons will take notice that aa our stock was purchased afte the decline in prices in San Francisco, we are prepared to selr goods cheaper than any other " Koseeeurg, Oregon. ZXSjFX.XSSS3ST;TO Are offered to the Farmers of Southern Oregon, lor the harvest of 1879. A full Viae of harvesting machinery, consisting of WALTER A. WOOD'J WEI.I.-K.SOWIT ZRON MOWER IRON MOWERS flEW MODEL, CIIaIN RAKE .REAPERS SWEEP RAKE R FA PEARS, WITH OR WITUOUT MOWING ATTACHMENTS. self- BJirajura sarvusteizi With new and valuable Improvements lor 1 879, has passed ihe staie of experiment and stands unrivalled tt-oay as the best Self- Binder in the woriu . Il we awarded the first premium and gold medal by the Oregon State Fair for 1878- over all othe Binders. . Walter A. Woo d's Header, Victor Self -Dump Say '' s Mil. ftsn e M3JS33, uaxcao anna saJoresasrs and Horse Pcwer, For 1879, leads all other Separators and Hone Power in Improvements of real mer ii and value; la fact it Is the BOSS THRESHER QP AKERtG. LA BELLE WAGONS AND HACKS, COOPER'S PORTABLE TRACTION FARM ENGINES, STATIONARY EJJU1NES, AND SAW MILL MaCrflNE. ry, Turbiae Water Wheels, etc and A FULL LINE OF EXTRAS FOR ALL MACHINERY ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND ALFKED SLOCUU, Manager, Offlice with SHERIDAN BROS., Ros burg. Oregon. Send for Circular and Price SEW: NEW DRUG STORE ! A New Man at the Helm. BUSINESS IS BUSINESS Bat it don't take as much money tp buy Drugs as it USE TO WAS. CC-Z WHY-LIVE AND LET LIVE. Having had 14 years active experienc j iv T I At "P" o : Particular Attention Paid to Horse-Shoeing. G. MARKWIOII Proprietor, Would inform the public that he is pre pared to do all kinds of BlacksmltbJng and VV agon-Making in a workmanship manner. Ha has also backs brst-clasa lor ssle. Call and see him at his shop on Oak Street, near Aoraham's Switch. 49 , NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. HavSnsrdeclded on discontinuing tha for warding business, we desire to gi ve notice that.' fruta aod after tha 13th of Febraary next We will not receive any more freights into our warehouse. All persons la arrears for freight charges are requested to make immediate pavment. For tha accotvoda tioa of those wh Hva ia aad about Jack soaville, by kind consent, Mr. Max Mul ier will receivj and receipt for aa. ftluARSjifiCO. Kpsxjjcas, Jaaoary irta. rt they have moved to their new TO ROSEBURG. the members ot tbe firm in the embraces all styles and SCARFS, COLLARS, LINEN SUU'S, NICOKTIES, PARASOLS, KID GLO V ES GENTLEMENS' Under this heading thera is eve rylhiug to please the tastes -ot all. Eery Latest Style Zn ' trodnced And all Goods ot the best mate rial and improved finish, EMBRACING O entlemens'' TTnderwear EVERY STYLE YOOTHS' CLOTH- DRESS & BUSINESS SUITS, HATS, CAPS, ETC LIQUORS. bouse in the city. a- . fra w-w- a a. JUAitiva & uu. !. Lis TQBIS. ia the business can please all CO.'OtDfft ui.ea correctly and nothing bat pore drugs -XJ K H H Jl WV Stone Fireplaces I JOHN LONG, of Cleveland w"n'l announce that be is prepared to F urnish tha stone, neatly cat, for Fireplaces, at rates more reasonable-than Any one else can; and that . He will receivs orders to build chimneys And Fireplaces from any part of the Couaty. . H "1 arranl all bis chimneys to have i Perlect draught, and to be of permanent Character. He will also deliver stone already dressed 'lo any one aishlrg the same, For Fireolace. Orders left with tbe . Ikdephndkut. or Mr. Cocbraa, Looking Glass, promptly attended to. IIOUSI1 SIGN, & FRESCO The nnders;gnei prepared to do-1 eladisg Hiw 1 t eatBeaadl at'.i ed. if"'' op nor oiti - - 1 , 4 mm s a i i - 1. A. I s .3 ' . : ' - - ..:....'...,. . jp 1 . . J il :- ! ' i