The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, April 01, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFATURPAY. APRIL. 1 Sot Abraham has gone to the city otjPortland to get the Mers cury to pitch" into Kelly, don't v'thee! -oring ron your opium fiend and that other Ihing, Sol It wasn't hot enough, don't y'thee, and ho had to. go to Portland to instruct his two tools, y'thee. For the Mercury's benefit we 11 . . . will state that the old 'firm of Kelly & Mosher stand ready sen erate;rand individually to j-ay to he :e;rs ot the lato Johu D ivan rren the amount due to tht k-ctased. Already part pav meet has been made, j and the balance will bo ready as soon as the bill is presented. Poor Old Van would not have been kept his money so long had it not been for Sol.'s rascally canning. Under tL a heading of "Then and Now," the; .Mercury has an other article written by Sol. Abra ham and corrected by the editor of that paper. Sol. writes his name "Don. Sol. Abraham," and yet tie has never occupied a pub lie posztionfm lifo that wouldjive airgbtjtolthe'title ot Honorable One must first hold an important public office before he can have a rightito the title claimed. Have yon xjver been elected to public office, Sol.?jJ No; and you never was and never will be. i We did diecovsr that you were a cheat andBa fraud till three months ago: and then we prayed God, to for give us all we had ep.id iji your favor. .Since tb discovery ot your meaness we are afraid we will long have to sit upon4 the stool of repentance before wo can make even with'the right for .-tfeaaid we blindly gava to a cheat and a liar. The majority of the delegates elected by the Democratic Con tion of this connty to attend the Stato convention in Portland are doubtless in favor of the uominas xion of O. M. Stroud for Gover nor. Without doubt Mr. Stroud is the choice of the Democracy of Southern Oregoji for that posi tion, and should he be nominal ed he will receive more than the solid Democratic vote of the -Southern portion ot the? State. Mr. Stroud has always been a Democrat, and is knowu to bo an intelligent man and a gentleman well qualified for the position which his friendj and party hope he will occupy, j If nominated the opposition will findTappy," as all call him,a'strong old war borso to defeat FROM PORTLAND, j : Ult SPECIAL COltKESroNDElfT. A H ow In the Repnblcan Camp j in the Egypt of. Oregon. WHAT IN THUNDER NEXT ? Poutlan d, Or., March 28," 8d2. Ep. Independent: j Before this ephtle reaches you, the Deuio- ratio Btate Convention will have met and preseuted a State ticket with riders mounted, ready and waiting for the Republican nominees who will be trotted out in the course of a fortnight. For the present outlook in this Quar ter, the main interest seems to be cenr tered upon the nominations for Repre sentatives, this being the session for the election of TJ. S- Senator tie Gro wer, who may desire to be his own suc cessor or give room to somebody else. Oa the question f Representatives, the Republicans are bitterly divided, und it may result in a Democratic tri umph in this quarter if the party put forward their best man, which neither rai-ty is likely to do. For the first time in the history of politics here, the fat couDty officials are held of stcnndly secondary imporiauce by the party workers of the Republican side; wl.o run the Fedtral -ettiees here, suih a the Custom House, Post Office. (Sur veyor Generalship, etc. These branches of fliciHls Lreiofore have die!led out all thecabh for the cauvass, and shaped tie county officus in the r programme, but a divergence of interest has grown upbetweeu Iho Federal ineVitnbants who are vitally Interested in the elec tion of U. S. Beuator Ufora alllehv, and the aspirants for Sh-rlif and Clerk of thih fMulmoma .) cjuuly, each of wbic'a p nions nett over a dozen thou eauds of dollars per am.nui. This lo hwe the czpeL-twl fun li to come in at the cotuiujf Republican piim'arits tht Fed raloffleials troing red hot for a d legation to .fcure their Ilep.eseita five ticket in nomination, mid tin ' Court bouo clique" "going for blood" on the other tack to hold the lead in the nominating convention. The lat te bare opened the fray of establish ing a club-ioomwith "Boss Besser" in charge, wiih Bob Sinnott as K. H. S.." This early start Is said to have been instituted by Cleik Borthwick, who lut up $400 for the purpose of being first in the field to capture the primar ies ahead of the fallows who are ready and intend to sacrifice h'mself and Sheriff Jee Buchtel to the Moloch of Senatorsbip. The wire-workers of the anti-SIitcb. ell wing of the Republican party had flxtd the State for )ave Thompson (air Mayor, and an officient one he is) for Governor, n tne contribution of Western Oregor ; W. Lair Hill (now of The Dalle9) for Supreme Judge, as the sare of the state east of the Cascades; and conceding the comiug f enatorship to the souib, in the person of Beekman. the Jacksonville banker, w bo has matiy reputed qualities for the position in a business point of view. The positive declination in of Thompson iu last Saturday's Oregonian to be a candidate as fixed on the State ticket, has left the Gubernatorial office on the Republican ticket to, be scrambled for among a half dozen, neither of whom has yet been pitched upon by any leading clique endorsement, ae yet. In regard to Congretsraen, the Re publicans are about to repeat their traditional weakness of nominating a new man instead of contiuuin the pos tion in the hands of some iucum. bant who has proved the policy of keeping him there, as the3 do from the seutheastera States, theeflect of which hs given that section such immense influence in our national hails- George has made an average medium member and ''oy a scratch" may he reuotnN nated, but the outl ok indicates his coming retiracy. A crow never watch ed a ben's nest wailing for the expeted egg with more keenness than doe- the Congressional uomiuation engage the attention of about of about a half doz en who hope to step in George's brogues. Makcu 5th, 12 M. The news jut come that the Borthwick and Jot Buchtel wing ot the party have a ho tuWle with Custom-houBe wing, as to whether the first primary shali be called solely for nominating delegates to a State convention, as the latte. desire; er whether the call shall in elude nominations for county office also, as desired by Bos th wick and Joe. The sessions within th past week to arrange for the opening campaign, without result. They had a stormy session last night, and adjourned until this forenoon, which broke tip at noon to-day in confusion, and what is to be the result no one can fort ell at present JAb you will see, the democracy have arranged for one convention to do the whole business and stand ready to take advantage of lbs republican dis ruption. PORTLAND. THAT TARDY JOE," At the Democratic Primaries ia the year '83 The Chdrman and Tellers had nothing to d And not a word could you hear them say, But "Joe Sheridan is only a block away. In, solemn grandeur they eat and staye.i And if they'd hsve been that kind they'd have prayed That the faithful would come and vote and go. And especially they seemed to look fo; Joe. But Joe came not on that cloudy day And the otllc rs fingers were as cold at Clay, : j Until they rose in! their might aid a posso ihey sent To have him over by his elbows bent. And thon they "sat them to wait again And to long far the juice of the tuaizy grain And swear by the powers of land and sea, That Joe must bo brought by that faith- full posse. When a shout Was heard and the stair steps rang, A nd a band of bourbons outside sautr. 'We'rq coming, our brothers. w tcl.l you so, ? And wts've g.t in our, clutches the tardy Joe." Aud the Chair.xan, Tellers arose with a smiie, As Joseph chiui hastily up the aisle. With his arn tight piuioued and his feet well h'-ld By that faithful poai tliat na'er was ex celled. And it is currently said that the man thus brought in Will never be known to be tardy agin Till the cloud drop ralbits aud iho trees i-row hirds, And kite grass grows downward rnd halves f Tj thirds. CALAPOOIA ITEMS. H. Davis, Ksi , we uuders'aud, will appear in the political afena for office on the legislative ticket. Tho direcbirs in district No. 60 h"ve ordered ech-ol to te su-p-tided until gwod weather convenes. Miss May Starr, accompanied her Un cle and Aunt on tht-ir return to tlHr borne in Ii diatta to re ide the p. riod of one year. A. P. Booth, If. Wa !e and wif. s .me iay8sinc- departed tor Eastern i:regsu. Wm . Hurst, son vt Duvid Hurst, wnn married he 16th inst. at Orego'i City to JIis Uneolie E. Coggon. We wish the boy much j y, .School eoratuences at the t'alapooa school Monday Narch 27. h , tinder t!'-e aiispi-ious management of JIrsv Jain s Und'-rwo 1. Johu Kerby would be a tucceasrul surgeou. Mr. Perry Cook, we are pleased to innounce. Has entirely recovemj irom hit late Illness. Miss Lisrie A. Davis ia stepping at home this spring and wnl talk ioatri money if approached on the subject so we learned while hi Oakland the other day. Our old friend, Mr. John II. Mire?, thinks of runniug fm the Legislature, and also Hon Fin. Barnard. Koth goxl men. There will this spring be a large acrea e of late sovrt ftraiu than was au 'c j'aied Mr. Ja. riuhari one r r" soled uclx' i oii will er-:t a 1 more o . , , ' w'u'"" - rv iira thH spring purpoae'y f r stoeK con clusively. New CHANDELiETil phietarian Lodge has reeeiv.a a new and h tnd some chondelier from Portland, which will will brilliantly Hlum'nt. tha Idge room. Buy the Sloate 5-ceot ciur at Ju&k" HIBAM SIDLSY AIIB CO Will mall free their catalogue fr 18S2, contaiuing u full de scriptive Prire d-t of flower, field and garden 3 Bulbs, ornament! grasses, and immortelles, Gladiolus, lillies, roses, plants, garden imple ments. Beautifully illustrated. Over 100 pages. Address ROCHESTER, N. Y & CHICAGO, ILL 19,183 East Main stoO, 200 Randolph 8 Administrates .Notice, Notice is hereby javen that the und r siyued lias heeu duly appointed by the County Court of Douglas county, Ore gun. and has qualilit'd been qualified as Administratrix of the estate of John D. Van Buren, deceaseil, late of said coun'.y. Now, therefore, all persons owing said estate, are "notified to make iminedi ate pay inent, and all persons having claims against said estate a:e hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers to the undersigned hi Koscbucg, Oreaon, within six mouths lrm date iorroof for approval. Dated liosebura, Oregon, March 25th, 18&2. Alice Q. Van Buren. Adiuinietrator. L HARNESS MA KER and Dealer -in First - Clas Sad Nearly opposite t'he Potr Oiiico, Rosebr.tg. Orcgoii-. Ilavinjr a Crst-c;as3 stock, nud b-ing. a competent wormian, 1 a-k the patron age of the public. My nto.:k cnits In everything beloniiig' t- hi.! pari cf the Saddlery aud harness l.u.iiu.'Ks enibrf-c'tDg trimmiuirs, etc., an! my prices will b found t. te a liu as i iiH Jowttt. All work warromed. CIIA3. STEPHENS. Nearly oppt site tiie vostolfice. no5t UNDER NEW MANAGE 1ENT. Till ROiBiM HOTEL J. W. LYQflS. Pltf PItlETOR, Roseburg, Oregon. The nndersigned would miouncr :is.t t"-day he takes charge of the vsi bur Hotel, atid having refitted tlit fn:e, will do his utmost to provide fortlte wants of all who may patronize htm. THE CLEANEST OF BEDS AND BOOMS FOB FAMILIES HE WILL SUPPLY. Will be supplied with the BEST THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORD3. uo5I J. W. LYONS. It a compound ol the vlrtics of sarsapariU la, s.illinpfia, mandrake, yellow dock, witQ the iodide of potash and iron, all powerful blood-making, blood-cleansing, ami life-sus. taining elements. It Is the purest, safest, and most effectual alteratira medicine known or available to the pnblir. The sci ences of medicine and chemistry bar never produced so valuable a remedy, nor ono so potent to cure all diseases result! rK from Impure blood. It cures Scrofula and all scrofulous diseases, Krystnelns, Rose, or St. Anthony's Fire, ri?nrles and Face-grubs, Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tetter, Muruors, Salt Rheum, Scald-head, Klnc-warm, Dicers, bores, Ulieumatism, 3;ercurial Disease, Neuralgia, Female "Weak iiesses and Irregularities, Jaundice, Affections of the J,ivcr, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, and General Debility. By its searching; and cleansing qualities it purges out the foul corruptions wblch contaminate the Wood and cause derange ment and decay. It stimulates and enlivens tbe vital functions, promotes energy and strength, restores ana preserves health, and infuses new lite aoa vigor throughout tho .'n'bole ".8tem- .No sufferer from any dis. "ease which arises from impurity of the oiooa neea nespair who wiii give ayeb s Barsaparilla a lair trial. It is felly to experiment with the numer ous low-priced mixtures, of clieap materials, and without medicinal virtrtfea, offered as Wood-purifiers, while discase'becomes more firmly seated. Area's Sabsaparilla is a medicine of such concentrated curative power, that it is by tar the best, cheae8tt and most reliable blood-purifier known. Physicians know its composition, and pre scribe it. It has been widely used for forty years, and has won the uuqualitied conn Ueaoe of millions whom It has benefited. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical aad Analytic! Chemists, Lower), Mass. SOLD BY AM. DRPVCISTS ITIIIVWJU&E. I -" rij -JvS- 1 1 iff nil sis: 3b T5? , Next door to the Metropolitan note Itoseburg, Oregon. The undersigned has opened a neat and cmtortable barber shop at the p ace above dcribed,and havimr long experience in his professien, issatisfieii Le can give satisfaction to all who mny give him a ell. His prices a'e pop ular, and as follows: Hair cuttidg, 23 c nti;Shaving, 25 cts. Alii ask is a faiittial, and that shall provt my work as a barber. I am v.i;liM2 to be put to the test. n-10 CHARLES HADLEY. Wbe-C'i tVnies til? TJnlour:d.;d Popu laiity of A'lcock's Porous piaster? Because 'hey l;ave proved themselves !io Host Ex era.il femedy evvr iveiit- . Tlifywiti cu . astlrui, c i Ids, coughs rheumatism, neuralgia v and any lnca paitis. Applied to t ie sinall of the back they are iutailuide ia back-oche,m Ner vous Debility, and all kidney troubh-s to the pit of the stomach they are sure care for dysp-psU and liver 0)mr Allcock's Porous Piasters a e painless ragrant anJ.q u'ck to care. Beware o notations th blister and burn. Get Allcock the only genuine Porous Plas ter. mat4 Errors of Youth A gentleman who suffered f r years from nervous debility, premature ue cay and all the etf cts of outhful in discretion will for the sake of suffi-iiug humanity will send free to all who de sire it the recipe and direction for the simple remedy by which he was cured J-urlerers wishing to prone by ttte au vertiser'a experience can d s- by ad dressing in perfect conn lencc. JOHN B. UGDEN, 42 Cedar st. teb&j New lork. '5 Manufacturers of Savanna Cigars Aud Imriorters of rr No. 10. Front Street, San Francifco, Ca CCO. BOKRADAII.E. AOEXT. 47 3m und Take Xouo Other.' maxufacturkd uy mmT&mm mm, rOKTLAJS'D, OKEGON. .3 cra ':..-.! -mxi.. lt. That the test eye tester in this world Is the Johnson Optical Co's Tia ent Telescope. 2d That the fraims of their easy fitting spectaclfs and eys glasses are unparulkled. 3d. That these frames are lilleu with the ston ti nt lens and transparent s ne. finest K. S. MABSTEKS, M. D. Optician, ADMIN IS i BATCH'S NOTICE. Notice is he-eby given that the un dersigned has been appoiu'.ed ndruin istrator of tbe estate ot. Levi Beckl.y, deceased '1 his apppiutment was made by the Probate court on the 24th day of February, 1882. All persons bavin : claims a.'iiirst the estate of tbe d . Cvased wdl present the same wiib n six months from the date of this notice to the undersigned, and all claims presented thereafter will be disbarred, Henky Beckley, Admiuistrator. March, 11, 153. PACIFIC THE DZST IN THE' WORLD! 3HVASE OF Sr!TATlQ?33. rnn r,iJ5Cf?.STA. k.c? f" Co., e:iccs gt 1 t. e upi turn ptt'n; v :miA:i.jr ot cut IfUi U '.'i .iU, ::ii :'i? or r hn la; -plar4 f r: 'j.i ) ..";. s a -;'.,g r.:i rr Iht ant ti: f ' iViiU f iti i s-o I'!;! irt ltl-i," tUir.t;;nj tAr- t'.-.eu-jje.'i tr.vo & in w in t ;i:ri! lh I U' Vni t flfP ' "" I ' i' 5. ! i i, ,' i u r- 'j!.-sn -if f ap e ( t -r i. f' I.' -i Juhhei? Paint, r. HOTAT.JNG, K. C- XCI.I'i an Frartisisco. Pon'an A. P H0TALING & CO 3and5NorlhFirstsU Portland, mporters and whotesale dealers in FINE "WINES AND LIQUORS Sole agents fr the II. CUTTER OLD BOURBON WHISKY. And for Is expqeted. We have replenished our.stock of General Hercnan&iss In order to complete our sale, anu therefore ofier to sell Cheaper than any house in Oregon. W still 6ell 13 yards ot Muslin, 11 yards C. Flannel, 16 yards ot Calico lor 01. Boots worth 5.50 a pair, for 3.50. Ladies' Calf Shoes (warranted) tor 81.75. Fadies" Cloaks Half-price. Ladies' Ulsters Less than Cost. Red Frannela o Ml Descriptions from 20 to 50 cents per yard. Dres Goods tor less than cost. In our Gentlemen's Department we sell such as CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, For such Low Prices that will Astonish the purchase! . We will qoute you some: Cashmere Suits from $' to 18. Pants '(Cashmere) from $2.50 to 5 50. ' Overcoats for less than Cost. Blankets f jr lees than Cost. We will remain here Htitil Spring, aud therefore ask all of yen to come and get bargains. Nothing hut pleasure to show Vjnods. Respectfully, CARO BROS. OREGON AND CALIFORNIA Through to'San Erancisco The Quickest, Safest and jfia-iest Route. Stages 'eave Roseburg every Day, 6:00 a. m Making Quick connection at Reiding with the cars of tue CJV.H. R. Co. For full particulars and passage apply to BUY THE UMPQUA VALLEY MILLS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Aldress A. W. CanyonvilV, go n. 1 1 v notice to the citizens of U0SBUR. Notice. --Wc, the undtrsigDed, in com sequence of the scarcity of.aud high prices if eioek throughout the country, Will, on and afier fatur lay .February 25th, retail life: at t!;e tollowing pries: Boding beef at 8 cent; Chunk, round Me k am! rib at 10 cnts; Portar house and surloioat 12J cnts. Mswd-A. W. Biiminuns, J. lhroe Bitzer. - ETRCPOLITAN SALOON, IS06EBURO, OKESON, Mcculloch & cot ONLY THE BEST BRAND OF- -win , Liquors and cigars Kept on land, and cuatoirers will findlhi a pleasant place of resrrt. Give roe call one door nth r!e tropolitan Hotel. wmm in coal, THIS KKUTOSK UF THE WEST COAL MLSrNQ ASSOCIATIOX, Bee leave to inform ib public that they win juroisn tuAii alter this date at the following rates. JJiacBsumns Coal..... $8.00 Domestic Coal.... ... 5.5 Address. . j JOSEPH A. HOPltlNS, I , tole Agnt, ,.' ' L oking Glass ? ; 'Si PQRIAIilIOJ LLINEFS AT PRICES ; CHEAPER THAN PAID ABROAD TTI. JOSEPHSO, Would announce that he has been consigned an extra fine stock ot FRENCH ARTMCIAL LOWSS Which must be sold at an early date, and that he would advise milliners and ladies in general to call upon him before sending their orders abroad, as he is fully satisfied he can offer them bargains which thev could not obtain In San Francisco by find ing there. The flowers are in every way fine and fancy; in fact, a better stock was never brought to Roseburir and offered at such low prices. ROSEBURG, - - OREGON. Hulrtard Creek CLARK B & BAKER, Proprietois. Having purchased the above narnd mills of E. Stephens it' Co.. we are now prepared to furnish any amouut of the BKST QUALITY OF LUMBKIl liver offered lo . county. We have just purchased 'one of the Weatherly, Rugg & Richardson No. 1 Planess and mathers andjare pre pared to do be'ier work than other mills iu the county. We will furnihh at the mill No. 1 lumber at the following prices: Dressed rustic $16 fr M J'iooring (drt-swd A matched $i5 per M Luojtier 1 rested on one Ulr$ 14 per M Lumber dressed on two sidei$l6 perM llouh lumber. ...$8 to flOpcr M VN e have an extra quality of lumber, equal to any found on ("oos Bay, aud will guarrautee to give satisfaction to all those favoring us with their orders Postotfiee address, Um pqua Ferry Oregon. Ci.Ai.KE & UAKEK. LI. BMCKE1HI GE5 DEALER IN FOI EiGN&DOMESTiG MARuLE Onleis from abn ad promptly fi'b d aud l'.sumatf lurtu&lieil and all work wai, rauxed firat-clasa. Terms asonab'e and cheaper tl an can be furni ln-d in Purt- land or San ;FrticiHCO. For p;;rtictlar Call upou or address, Monuments, Tombstones. Table's, Ef R. BRACKI NRIDGE BOSfiBURO, - - OKE(iON. Qaality net Qnantitv is the Desired IF YOU WANT PURE Drugs ami Medicine Chemical, etc, i!o not l'or$r-t to call oa HEELER. H. GABBSHT Mi'RTLE CREEK. Alsfi ket p8"bn hand the J. H. Cutttr whiskirp, lioilaud Gin. Jamaica Hunt, nd the finest Wires tied Branding or medical use. Physicians Perscriplion pcialty. Dr- S S- Marster, Giaduate at the PhysivMedicnt Colas ol U' lO.) A VINO LOCATED IN THE CITY of ho-ehurjr, offers his medical Rjni surgical services to all who may wish :o avail t. eniaelvt-e of Ins skill. Office at R. J. aud . C. Masters driiji- atore. S. X. IJAVMOND, OUROEOII DEIiTI T Oposite Marks Co , Store. Offers bis proftwional services to the people of Dnuy las county, with whom hf has bH- n acqiiiitnt'Ml several yoars. Ail woik warrant, d rirsucass. and erms b rnoleraie as any other in the prof sion. KOSEBUHG, - - OR iGON Oakland: Mills Pres. EtibsiBsks & Co, Announce that they have in operation a firstclax Orist Mill at Oakland. Oreiro, and will furnish Ihe Manufactured in Douglas county a lowest rates. Orders from abroad sol ai.d promptly tilled. Lom- Belfils, WATCH MAKIR AND JJB.WELER Priat .. U)vtu, Orjj: on. Wholpale and retail oVuler in Watch es cks, Jewelry, Gold Pena. aud Mut-i a trumenta. Watches. Clocks and in w repaired. All ray work warranted. loung Horses FOR SALE I have for sale 8 head of young o ies; two ma leb fi liee, 8 yrais oc one flue horse 3 years old. two yea. ngs and another 3 year old lorrr to harness: one good saddle man These animals are of good stock, kind In disposition, valuable to tbe pur cbHser and will be sold on tbe mostrea sonable terms. GEO. W. GEN'GER, feb4 lioseburg, Oregon. NOTICE. I hereby "notify all to whom it mav concern tnat I want nrtthinir i-hariroH en my acount, without a written twder. W. B. 5JINQLWTOK. o too rr Can easily be made using the CELEBRATED 11GT0R WELL AUGER M BORING MACULE Id any part o the o nntry. W mean it, and are prt-paired to demonstr Man, Horse or Stam Power, and bore 3 INCHES TO 4 1.2 FEET. And will bore tt any required depth. It will bore successfully acd sfactionly in all liinds of Earih, Soft 8ai.i aud Limestone, I. umim.ua Stone Coal, Slate ana Hard Pan Gravel, Lava. Builders' terpentine aud Conglomerated Bock, and gaarais Ud to make ths very best f f Wei!s in Quick 8nd. Tb-y are light running, simple in construction. t?isily opeiated du a e. and acknowledged as the oest and most practaeable Machine extant. They a eendoraed by some of the highest StatnV Offiesals. Wm contract lor prosf . tecting r al, Hold, Silvor. Coal oil and all kind of Minerals.' Also sorsinkiiig jl sian wt is tnd CVal Fliatts etc. We also furn isii Enjriiit-s, D itlf-g, Wind Mills. Hydraulic Kims, Horse Powers. Brick Machines, M ininr Tools, Py rtble Forges,!tck Drills, a d Machinery of all kinds. Good active Agents wanted in every coudtry" n the World. WESTERN MA0HINEH? SUPPLY DEPOT 511 Wainut St. St. Louis, M . U. d. A, , Ca-en'l M er cb.andise, INChTi!:iJ2 2VKr.Y ViSIMT OF LADIES' "S-vrv o TEZ LA Styles of all Variety and Shades . AT THE - : OF ' ; :- ' M.;. JOSEPH SON, Scs CIS v1 25 jus.- E3 CLOTHING AY" SO DOiNO (iOOI) P. A Sheridan Bros., rl jc . u'nnlrl an rTftiirt tI.m 1 f La hdffu t Largest Stock Ever brought toDtnUc.-ia PERNS and RE b-s. supply iu their linero cat purcliawo elsowiier. . In .ho shapo of liuiidinir materials- superior inducemen.a to purchaser, T,v W e . an live vou Larrrmns in th where -Back's. Bonanza. Farmer Utimy.De Ooc.de, Iron h ick. Empire Ci.y, and other stov, s d ranires. nVim .! w"'f,D"ewnily ployed in the manuiaciare ' our an.ilmyers should learn our prices. n - r. it'tSSrSr are also Agents for tl. White IVerles s sell atlawm rates and warrant .8 count, e can also supply Avers 1 1 a m3 &&bbr 'I'e DePtln the market, at. . lowest Ttef Giva us a call, inspect ur aiock, inquire y one can. iiAIH - OHilt Al r. i. THroLfj, Would announce thatshc ii prepared to do all kinds of work in ths way of weaving hair, or making purt'a' and turia from com'dnifs er mliarwine and tbst she will do dressmaking ia lh- lalest modern styles. All work guaranteed, and satisfaction assured ;o ill who may atrenite her. Call a: my reMdenee nearly oppo. site the Catholic church. 38 f MRS T.TIinOLL. aS 1 "For bsauty of ton. t'.uch and action! luve nver w.ea t'teir equal " CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. The Kabe" made is absolutely the best Piano A.L. BANCROFT & CO.., 721 .Market st. S. F. -"fet S 'l Aiit ntfor thePacitic ros (HJAXD met; EG) . AT THE SKATING 12LNTC. IN" UO.SK- nfT.Vi I.'Pin v L'trp?iTn iMji.jt x jtti'xx j. rtiiii'j, . "iiu uiiuw., im ina only variety March, 31, 1882. StSJSXt -H.'w .JE-j-iaaes'S:';,??, .isii'r.iirsjs j tinaes lor a p-riod of ten week s from the To the two Beat Sustained Character nme the firm are fit for the table, la Lady and Gent. ;this IlsddWi all the dwlrab'e qitalitiei ,r ,, c f are most varity ever introduced and it Music qynch's SStriug Band. j has developed the retnarkaole peulUrity .Admission-, Xady Masfiuerader, free. !,Vhf 'r' paUcd h?e ba qaal to . ' the first I warrant it In all Mpt to Gentleman Masquerader, $1 SO. Spec- elaal l, tQ aijor dcripti a and tutors, 50 cent,. GentWo Wshing Trm ? to dance after unmasking, 50 cents. . jWcnts per Urga pvskasa, , 4 for 50 an f ... . . ; ,cnt8;o8tn forone dIUr, All ord-rs All Mae-iers will have io be identl-;tor Or0 than oaa pMg9 wiiL r$i? netl at the door. fr a beautiful chroma of this raddish Tickets Bhould be procured before lReuce for-I?s than ona dollar tbe niht of the Ball. i"?8 ,n P""tajre stamps Kemember Tirbf.tm fn 1 f r..i lhm. riii'' is offered by tW Veteran " 'faar 1 8tore. 1 j f of cootnmea apply to John Chaae or JOf Lynob before the 2tb. per Day e iLs act, Vry rapid Ihey are operate f The range iu size tr xSi ' "4 Wnsx I esT STYLE. srf m ragr. T- a l X.S C . N ''uRfA) Eosfour2 Oe. iitt rod Vli UT, v. f. w lm'tf. am a cf Hardware 1 ali-si to their STOVES OF ALL, PAT a prepared to declare hey have the IT! . ft : a"il" v-frr-t . a J.i -ja.il a, air m i . . i i. j.. . e " 3cks' butts- offer i ; , ... . "K urauiiB oi Fioven, rot COM lls- Clarendro Hl and New Home Sewinir Vnc' , Uh te every reapccC ' . ' x : amis, as : .o our prices, and w promise to null all MiEKIDAN BROA FIItE INdfJRANCS A'IKNCY. IMP as I AL, LONDON, NORTH BR N AXD QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANIES! Capital$41 896,923 00 J. F. II A MILTON, Arrent, feblSltn Kcebnrg. Orejron: C3l "W'OSDERFCL ABLE. NEW VEQE While (Hant Ptusrjrart Snmm.r Raiiuh. This new variety ot'Radikh is W. ...s..t ?w7 "u nvora eeea U rower of Iowa. Addrsa nil t0 ' - - HUGO BEYER. .Sew London, Hejrremuy, t)wV Boys' i ii I J w .