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SATURDAY, MAY 19tb, 1883.
BUrEEME COURT DECISIONS.
Wc give beta vv number of decis
ions of the State Supreme Court, among
vrhiAi will be found the case of Muns
ford vs. S"ewall, in "which the validity
of the late i' mortgage tax law was the
question in dispute. The doeision of
Jude Siolt sustaining the law was
sustained hy the Supreme Court. The
law provides for taxing the security in
the county where the land is sitnated,
and is an equal and just law. The Su
preme Court done right in sustaining
it3 provisions in opposition to the power
and influence that was brought to bear
on them by the moneyed corporation of
t he State. Tt is time that these
v
wealthy institutions 'would eeaso their
croaking and conclude to pay their
taxes the same as the -farmers ol Ore
gon.
, Henrietta S. Munsford vs. W. R.
Sewall, Clerk of Multnomah county
mortgage tax law case; judgment af
lirmed and the law sustained.
II. Walking vs. O. If. Ma3on ard
Mary Maher judgment reversed and
a new trial ordered.
J. K. Sears vs L. Abrams judgment
modified. '
State of Oregon vs. Tom Gilbert
judgment of Circuit Court reversed
and a new trial ordered.
Coquille dick -vs. IS. W. Wilson
judgment affirmed.
ker judgment reversed and a new
trial ordered.
State vs. John Stewart judgment
-C n.l Ti Si - iV 1 1
ji circuit vourt amrmeu. upimou oy
Lctd, J., V aldo J. concurring.
A. P. Ankenjvs. the Fairview Mill
ing Company judgment roversed.
George Woodward apellant, vs. Per
ry G. Baker, respondent judgment of
the Circuit Court reversed and a new
trial ordered. Opinion by Lord, J.
SYLLABUS.
First From the time of the service
of a summons in a civil action the court
is deemed to have acquired jurisdiction
a.id to have control of all the subss
quent proceedings.
Second In legal contemplation the
court acquires jurisdiction by the prop
er service of the process, and the de
fendant is in couit and charged with
notice of whatever action the court has
taken during the pendancy cf the
action.
Third The fact that the defendant
has not been given all the time allowed
by law to plead, after properservic of
tho suu.mous, will not so 'vitiate the
judgment as to. make it a nullity and
subject collateral attack.
The State of Oregon, respondent, vs.
To in Gilbert, appellant, convicted of
murder iu the first degree. Judgment
of tho Circuit Court reversed and a
n9W trial ordered. Opinion by Watson,
a j.
First The judgment roll in a crimi
nal action is conclusive as to the facts
transpiring at the trial. The power of
the court where the trial is had to cor
rect such roll, on proper application,
and cause it to conform to the truth, is
undoubted, but until so corrected it is
the record of the court, importing ab
solute verity, and its accuracy cannot
be called in question.
Second The transcript of the judg
ment roll on appeal, disclosing two sep
arate indictments against the appellant
for distinct crimes, although of the same
grade, and only one verdict and judg.
Bi2nt,and containing nothing to indi
cate that the trial and conviction were
had on only one of the indictment", the
judgment is hold erroneous and re
versed, because: (1) It appeared that
appellant had ben tried on both in
dictments at tho samo' time; (2) the
record was entirely unceitain as to
which crime the conviction was had.
II. 'Watkins, appellant, vs. O. P.
Mason and Mary Mason, respondents
judgment of the Circuity Court re
versed and a new trial ordered. Opin
ion by Waldo, J,
SYLLABUB.
First Where there are several de
fendants on appeal, an appeal lies only
where the action as to all the parties
has been finally determined.
Second by section ten of the act of
Octcbcr 21, 1878, entitled "An act
defining the rights and fixing the lia
bilities of married women, and the re
lation between husband and wife," a
wife is liable for goods for family use,
used in the family, although sold to the
husband on hia individual credit, (41
Iowa, 5SS.)
Coquelle Dick, appellant, vs. B. W.
Wilson, respondent judgment of the
Circuit Court affirmed. Opinion by
v Lord J.
SYLLABUS,
It i3 a rule in pleading that so much
of the proceedings of all inferior tribu
nals must be stated as will show juris
diction. Whoever, therefore, sets up
the judgment of the inferior ceurt must
show affirmatively the jurisdiction of
such court to render the judgment
J. K. Sears, respondent, vs. L.
Abrams, appellauU Appeal from Polk
county. Decree modified. Respond-
fCii uivdo.
t;. u w;! . !..tfHl Ar.'iIia'.it to recover
costs in the Circuit Court. Opinion of
Watsor, C. J.
. . SYLLABUS.
A warehouseman receiving grain on
storage, and mixing it with otter grain
ef tho same -nature 'and quality, also
stored in hi3 warehouse, iu tho usuaj
course of business, is not chargabld with
a conversion by reason of such act
mono.
Second In a sui- in equity, brought
by a mortgagee iu a chattel mortgage to
enforce his lien on the mortgaged prop
ei ty, in the hands of several parties who
have acquired possession since the mort
gage lion attached to the property, a
personal decree against ene ef such pal
lid;, for the full value of the property,
basd wholly on a mere technical con
version, not occasioning any loss of se
cwrity, nor in any manner interfering
with the plaintiff's recourse upon it, in
the hands cf ajictlier of said parties, al
so a defendant in the suit, cannot be
sustained. It is not technical injury,
but real loss in respect of the security
afforded by tho mortgage lien, caused
by the wrongful act of a defendant, that
determines the question of his personal
liability in a suit of this character.
State cf Oregon, respondent, vs.
John Stewart, appellant; convicted of
the crime of kidnapping. Appeal from
Clatsop county. Judgment ef the Cir
cuit Court affirmed. Opinion by Lord,
J.; Wald, J., concurring.
EYLLASCS.
First The plea of a former convic
tion must be before a prosecution for
the same identical oflensc. The test is
not whether the defendant has already
been tried for the same act, but whether
ho has been put in jeopardy for the
same cue use.
Second Tho same principle which
assures to a witness the imvilegc of an
explanation when contradictory declara
tions are offered applies to assure him
the right of explanation when declara
tions of hostility aro sought to be in
troduced. A. P. Ankcny, appellant, vs. The
Fairview Milling Company, respondent
Appeal from Marion county. Judg.
of tha'Circut Court reversed. Opiaien
by Watson, C. J.
SYLLABUS.
First Affidavits or other documents
properly filed and considered by the
ceuvt below, on the hearing of a mo
tion for an order allowing a warrant
to issue to th Sheriff for the abate
ment of a private nuisance, under sec
tion 330 of the civil code, constitute
part of the reooid of such proceeding,
without being made such by a bill f
exceptions. There is no -technical re
cord or "judgment role" in such cases,
the statute not having prescribed of
a hat it shall consist; therefore
it includes all pipers properly filed in
the court below.
Second Unless it appears on the
hearing of such motion that the nui
sance has ceased, or that the remedy by
abatement would bo inadequate, it be
comes the imperative duty of the court
to order the issuance of the warrant.
Tho court has no authority to direct
tii3 defendant to abate the nuisance es.
tablished on the trial, or prescribe the
mode in which it shall bo done. It
jurisdiction extends, in a proper case,
to making the order allowing the war
rant to issue only, leaving to tho. officer
tho responsibility of executing it prop
erly. Third Tt ' is the duty of the Sheriff,
under such warrant to aba-e the nui
sance with a.5 little injury to tho de
fendant as possible. For any unneces
sary damage, lui would be liablo to the
injured party.
Fourth In an action for dam?gs
for a private nuisance where a plaintiff
recovers a verdict "and judgment is en
tered thereon in his favor, and the re
cord does not show on itr face the par
ticular nuisance established by the ver-
diet, it is competent. for theJcourt in
which the trial was had, in making
the order allowing the warrant to issue
for its statement, to identify such nui
sance by .means of its own knowledge
of the evidence introduced on the trial,
and applicable to the issues made in
the pleadings.
3
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SVIttPTOf.13 OF A
Xjoss of Appetite, Bowels costive, Fain la
the Head, with a dull censntion in the
back pars, Pein under the Bhoulde
fciswe, fuitneas airer eaunp, wnn a, auna
cLnatioa to exertion of body or nund
fwituKi.tv nf tpmnw. Low snlrits. wit
a feoiinc of having neglected pome duty,
weariness, uiEuaess, xiunenua .
Eeart, Doia before the eyes, Yellow Bkin.
Kejidache generally orer the right eye,
Kfls newness, wita fitful dxexxrir, hifihly
oolured Urine, and
COFSTSPATIOTI,
TtrrrS PIIXS ar peially adspte t
c, ant do&e ofieet a chftac
et fcilinx km to astonish th sufferer.
Tt. v iw.i tt A?jrtt!,,.il canse the
ho.lv i Rtie o-.t riol. tlma th system l
rviitrJihp-iJ. tM& ly ifwir TonU- Artloa on-the
iit?jT!iiv rrarm IIreal"r Sioal are pro
Uiid. Pnce cvuts. &3 K uraj St., K. Y.
Bi-ack l.y a single application of this 1)YK. Itkn- I
parw .natural color, acts InstAataneously. Soldi'
I'V Uruc: fill). r.r nut. h nnri in umini ti I
rocelt
cmsiv STM KEIF roita.
S Br. TrTT"S El
Jow hwcb.il wates;;
!.
Te&tini!uiai3 From Prominent
Citizens of liuseburg !
For the benefit of those suffering
with catarrh I will eiato that I have
been afilicted with that disease for .the
last three years and after using various
remedies - without any benefit, was
tiuaily induced to try th Eldorado
Mineral Water, f rem th spring of
Geo. W. Jones, which I will suite has
effected a cure, and I hivo no hesita-
tion in recommending it to tupse suf
fering with a like comphtiat.
J. S. FiTznuuir,
County Judge of Douglas county.
April 13, 1883.
G. W. Jones. Sib: During last
Su miner 1 was suffering with consti-
pated bowels and general ill health.
I procured two bottles ol mineral wa-
ter and used it ard am entirely cured
1 have no hesitation iu recommending
two water to ail who ara su.ieiing win
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like derangement or tfco ioweis aim
eneral debility. IIknry Bowkk,
City Marshal of lloseburg.
April 13, 1883.
0. W Jfwpq Silt: Having
. AV Wi tvc: .1 vv,f '
some time, for dyspepsia and catarrh,
I feel safe in recommending it to tlie
public as a sure and reliable remedy in
I . 'a v..
those afflictions.
L W. S. Humpiiby,
City llecorder.
Boseburg, April 1G, 1883.
The Eldorado Mineral Water can be
purchased at any time at the Drug
Store of Dr. Hamilton, lloseburg, at
50 cents per quart.
Testimonals. G. . Jones, Utar eir;
Having factri troubled with dyspepsia for
many years I was advised by W. F. John
son to us3 'otir mineril water. I did so aiid
do unhesitatingly say it diU, me more goou
than anytlnnj I had ever used. It bad aa
immediate efiecfe. Yours,
JOHN HOWARD.
Koeeburg, April 1, 1SS3.
This is to certify that I have U3ed suc ¬
cessfully the Umpqua mineral wattr for six
months, for nervous dyspepsia aad debility
of the whole system and 1 have found great
relief and I might say am entirely cured.
I have no hesitancy iu believing this uiin;
eral water to be of jjreat curative value.
Respectfully,! W. . JOHNSOIt.
Kosoburg, April 2, IS?.".
Executor's .ftoiue.
-VTOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN THAT f. P. no-
trin vi-i-a an-iointcil Executor of t!.e U'.-t will and
tesf-ament v.t J. C. Floed Sr., (locc:weil , Utc- of Douj-
las County, Oregon, on the 1'Jtta day ci MatA, lSa,
by the County Court of said County, ami ha duly
qualiriod BUch Exot-utor AU irvui.-. liaviujf
S:StZl:tI
uuvcusu,
store iu the vVane buiMi:)jr Konelmrtf Louris -jonsi-
ty, Oregon, witlnu six months lrm u:..rr v.ttt',., ana
all persons
n owu;g aiu estate are reoaiua -1
m mjment to the wifin.
11ni.1cu1u.lL' iu
1. P. IKkiaS, Kitwutor.
A. V Campbkll. attorney for Executor. lii j0-7t
DRY'S SALOON,
Jacksou Street. llosetmrsr
The pro; reior of tliis well kn wn ar.d
popuiar resort would thank hisffriei.ds
i(.r tueir libe-al patnuiaffM in tue past
una would ask for a eout; nuance ol
heanieiii the luture, Tiie public is
inf .raietl tiiat I keep none but the best
l !,)! fl-j nf v-.ir,p. iiiiiii-.rs Mini 'i'-:ir.s
a.ml that I "sell over the tar the cele
l.r-iiBil aIi-litre .v. f a ' t i f 1 1 n !r v I
u hiskie
A .-.,(iil Killinrl tiiliM w-1! hi fori tin !
in iha saloon: also the' leading
of tho world.
r.. K Tiro.Mrso.M,
R. II. TUOMI'SOX,
V. J. B HAM1
m m HONKYMAii
Thompson, Do Hart k Go,
. Imponera and dealers iu
Coal, lroa, Steel, Hardwood Lumber
and was:on material.
134 First St., and 173 and 175 Front t
a Portland, Oreiiou.
Carnage Hardware. JaaT
WATCIIMAEEH& JSYLU
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER TN VA TCHES,
CLOCKS, jEWELHY
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC
TACLES, OF ALL KINDS.
Call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget
the old stand of
IfeBEIFXIfS.
a
SHSHIDiin,' ,
jSuccessora to fiios. P. Sheriii
-DEALERS IS
HARDWARE, TINWAUK, S TOTE
Guns, Cutlery and Tiratrs Far-
TIH ST0Fi EOSEBUSO, G&.
Having secured the above bnsinefs, we
are vrered to kep up ite former mod
name fr w rk and prices. We Lave the
best of material vnd always a full etock
of goods on hand and it is our aim to fur
1
imh customers with nrstcias- ariuieB jiv
lf livi irir.f".
" - , . ' , .r r A c,tpp1 for ta'.
A full Slv'CK Ot :rOu at.a Blfll Itfl
eal-rs from abroad will r-Cfi rr,1"
nrilMKIN VPT n5TI(i
I'iUUllLiilU ii 1 llUilMUX
;FOU THE BEST wearing
B 0: 0 T
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FOR MEN AND BOYS AND THE
MOST DUilABLE SHOES FOR
5113-023 AND CHILDREN , :
Trv ilia Celebrated
Manufactured by
paRTER SLESSINGER, & CO.
Sn Francisco. They are jrnaran
....1 .: Will ....
ireu Live BHtiBiagi iwu it
bmik ,fl the ,iad. or rip in ,,w sidei
All go-xls of tfi.s manufacture made v-
white mn. No Chinamen employed
by
FLOHD & CQ KOSKLUf HO.
BOO I H UUS-... YOjNCAiajA
E. . YOIJNU .....OAKLAND
The Famous UKirivaicd
The Hardmaa Pias.o,
A strictly first-class instrument ak
mn1 fra-. a rric' A1r
. .
fliC l0p3ar FeaSC PlilKO !
a, tj 1 ttOFT & CO.,
721 Mai St., San Francisco,
Sole agents for Pacific Ceast
DEARLZNG,
lacksmitli and Farrier,
And welli"kno-.vn to the people of Doutr
I?? covntr, would respecttully announce
that ha n prej ar-d to do all kinds nf
work in Lis hue. and uaruutfes BAtxsu
faction.
UORsE-SIIOKINQ A SPEClALTT.
Any fanii'-r iiavio a plow to t-harpn
I. . .... . . 'til J II
or iuaci.iuery i repair wii w wen - w
jriv( me a' call at liiV old etmd.
I have full rtock. of iron and Ste.-1,
and having lurchaeed theeame at . low
price, can do work, S J far as pricee aro
cont.eru,.J eh' pwr tiin .'in V who Will at
..,..,: ,., t nv A in 1VU
tempt, c-.io pe. li.o.i, J A o . D h A KU 1 IS U .
f'blT l.n
OnkUud.Or rou
Ho"7 LSIilliaory Shop.
SPRING OPENING!
Tlie Mioses Smith wiil ojicn
tllQlV shop OH .lackSOIi Street,
I
south of Sirs. CoHipton'g, and
tiisjmij-' lueir new .sioci 01 mil-
Xi-HCry gOOd, Oil TilllFSllay,
April 5tli. Lilies are inviied
(0 call r?a! see our HHsii Bon
nets, liIbo5Bs, Fliiwe.s, etc.
All new a ftf iSje Litest styles
fiist ieeeiveds fi-oisi San Fran-
W. LEWIS &
CELEBRATED
CLEAN SWEEP CIGAR,
. THE BEST
BIT OI O.!-
Manufactured expressly for, and for
sae only at
A. C. MARK'S CIOAR STORK.
NOTICE.
rrHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP
i iintd Ii.sjiector of Sheep for DouIm county,
hy the Hon. County Court of said county, and hav
ing filed tho necessary bond, ia now ready to perforin
the duties appertaining to said otliee, whenever called
upon. THOMAS SMITH, '
Sheep Insjicrtor for Dong-!a county, Oregon"
Wilbnr, Oreou. Dovember 2, 1832.
NOTICE.
ATOTICE IS HERERV GIVEN TITAT TIIE UN
W dersigiied has been appointeil administrator of
the estate of C. T. Kullman dec-eased. All jjeraons
havinar claims aarainst said estate will present thj
sama to me properly ver.tjed, at t.ie orhoe of J. W
Hamilton, in K-sel)urj.'. and any persons o vi'i ;
themselves indebted to said estate will call andu.i
the same. ' B. liKOCKWAY,
J. V. Hamilton attorney.
Administrator's Piotice
TOTICE 13 HEREBY fJIVEN THAT TTIE L'N-
X dersi-jned ha been duly apjtointed by the Ckmn
tv Court of Douglas couii'y, Orcsrn, and lias quali
fied as udminb-trator of the estate of Robert Mc
Clanahun, deceased, late of said county. All persons
having claims against eaid estate are hereby notified
to present the game, with proper voucher, to me at
C'anyonville, fn Doog-las county, Orepn, within six
months from date hereof, and all eroiis owiinr said
estate are required to make immediate paymtuil to
the nndersi.ied. MARY McCLAN 1UAX.
L. F. Mossibk atty. for adntudatruWr,
March 10, 1383. -
Atluimistrator's Notice.
SALE OF REAL INSTATE.
N
las
OTICE IS HEREBY OIVEX THAT IK PUR-
1 suance 0 an order of the County Court of Poug
9 County, Oregon, entered therein on the second
iay of April, 18s3, the undcrsiirsied, a-lrainistratorof
the estate of Woodwm Patterson, decead, will, on
Saturday, the lrfth day ol June, lssa, at 1 o'clock P.
M. of said day seil on the fre!niseS to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described real estate of
said deceased, to-rit: The south half of the north
half of the donation land claim of Abraham Patter
sou and wife, beiny claim Jfo. 40, in townahip No.
29, south of range west of the Willamette meridian,
situate in Douglas county, Oregon, contaiiiing' 1)0.45
acre?, excepting therefrom one acre of the nortbe;ist
corner sid land. A fee simple title guaranteed and
possesion given niter Harvest
j. a. Km'iiENiMLL, daujiietrator.' i
Hcraan & Ball, aue. for auteji
April 2J, rS'3.-
P. P. HCSASFs
fell
HAYING PURCHASED A COM-
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GENERAL 1ERCH1DSF.
Vv'ILL SELL THE SAME
OH.1IAP FOR CASH!
PRICE LIST:
Calicos, 5 ccnt3 per vard.
Ladies' dress goods, 8 cents per yard.
Corsets, 50 cents.
Genuine kid gloves, 75 per pair.
Cofiee, No. 1 Costa Rico, 7 lbs. for $1.
Persian Cashmere, 25 cents per yard.
Suitings, 12i cents per yard.
Fine Japanese teas, 45 cents per lb.
Six spools si-Ik thread, 25 cents.
Other .articles in proportion.
axj mo i-.u.is cusu saies x, small proius. i
f. p. hog an.
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AND BUY A
One of the biggest and best etock of
nothing but tao best
I5ont Fall
M fa . U
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tZJ w Ay &
em Men oaBQise
lt?v Pi
INCLUDING EVErY VAbIETY OF
LADIES
OFT HE LATEST STYLE.
Stylos, of all Variety and Shades
- AT the
Mo el O.iQdT JZEOJi
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entiemeii oc-
m .a. ihb "w
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BEf Ol K PCRCHASNCJ ELSEWttEUE.
SO DOING GOOD BAHGATNS CAN BE SECURED
Sheridan Bros., -Bosburgr, Or
They would a'nnonnce vha. tbev have just n c" vei and new . ave in Lnd one of tb
j Largest Stock ;pf Hardware
Ever broogLt to Don-rls, end- when ad led to their STOVES OF M l PT
TKKNS and READY MADK TINWAK tUeynre prepared to declare thV have the
besv phj ply in thir line of aay htuse ltx couthero Oreoa, which thov proiiose
; EIMfSHCf CKI&ffSE AH.'ASJr OEM
can purcliase elsewhere.
Iu .he shape of buildiiiar tnateriala ii the way t locks, butt, etc, we can offer
tuperior inducements tos purchaerp. Tij u?. '
We an trive you bargain in the loV.minff braT.ds of atorfs.-not cq nailed else,
where Buck'a, Bonanza. Farmer, Utility. Dexter, Pacific. JYMB V.ot n-..-.,:
Occidei Iron Kin;, Empire City, and other stoves nd ranjrea.
The L-t of workmen ar: constantly employed in the manulactnre cf our Tinware
and buyers should learn our prices. -
e have also taracms to offer m guns, 6uch as V incheeter, Sharp and -ther TVee
as well as in Shot-gnn t and Pisto's - .
We aie also Aeenia for tl White Peerlea and Xew Ilome SeMin MacLoa as
we sell at lowest rates and warrant as coai rle te m every respect, " ' v
we can aiso supply
AvcrilS and
'J e best in the market, at lowest rate?.
Qive U8 a caI, uf slock, inquire
aii y one can
UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE !
RO.S.J
Mi ;
"Will sell goods
AT FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS:
Best brands of prints, 18 yds. 1 00.
White Rock and Lonsdale Mus-
lin 10 yds. $1 00.
Canton Flannel from 9 to 16 cents per
yard.
Ladies Brocaded Dress Goods, 11 cts.
per vard.
Cotton Bat dag 20 cents per yard.
Brooks', Cout's and Clark's spool cot
1 ton, CO cents per doz.
Ladies' Calf Shoes, 1 75 per pair.
Ladies' Cloth Balmorals, 01 50 each.
Table linen from 35 to GO cts. pr. yard.
Costa Rica Coffee No. 1 guaranteed,
seven pounds for 81 00. '
Tea, our own Brands, 37i cts. per lb.
Sugars fioih 11 J to 13 cents per lb.
Tomatees $1 75 per dozen.
Rice No. 1 Caiolina, 8 cents per lb.
And all other joocls in our line in
proportion. Wo have given you these
rfuotations and hope that one and all
will take advantage of our price list.c
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NEW SET OF
goods ever brought to town. I use
leather and have got -
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Paints,
as to our prices, and we promise 10 suit a'l
SUElilDAN BROS.
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Shenrian, Ciay&..Co.
Pacific Coast Agents iot C
tho Celebrated
'in
3T-2BLX1TG- 0EGAKS
The p.l)oyecr.t rprf serfs style CO.wliica
V)1 FcllforSIOO. 523ca8U.S10pJfmoath
tiithlr.torcPtiUica Cr-f erred payment, pp
cout pr liicntlj. Octnl fctool ud bf)k laCiUd
Address V SHERSAM, CLAY & CO, ,J
Cor. Kearny and Sutter Eta.,
Sea Fraactiiea, CtiU
Shermeni Glay'&Co.
Agents' for the Celebrated,
ifi
.
UPBIGHT, SQMES GBAHD
Aelrrinwif dred ty 11 Sluirfcal Authorities to ba
tho BEST PIANO now manufactured.
Trices as low F.ud teni-.s e eimy as consisted
With ticrouf h woriuianElilp. . Address ;,
SHER5IA?;, CL.AY & CO. v
Cor. ICoarny and Sutter 3ts..
fau XYiracieco, Cal
HoTAfflMIY. ORfiAHETflS
Tha only Isutnrnieiiig thai cLfldrea n yl.f
rsvcll ss grown imteob. Only fi xotct
time required to learn how to znaaag tan
Any kind of lunos can be pl&ynd. Tiaett tumm
paulznant for tlie to:c In aiauff. Xitf mt
Bold so low that any fa-cily can catiUy prom
one. HaTlng one no fan.il7 conld ret 'd
without. Prices of different ttylr S8, S1CL
$12 and iuoludipg twet y-fiye feet of
runsic. Sea.i for catalogues and price lilt. Ad
dress CLAY & CO.
- J3olo Agents tor tKe Pacific Coat.
f - Cor. Kearny ami Suttvr St., fj
N gs.ii rruzic'jco, CaJ.
For prices ancl terms, addr-
SHS:U5AX. CLAY & C.
Genr:tl iliita fc? Psc!C Ceast,
Cor. Knaray r.rzil Stttttr Sis-,
S&u Francisco. Cal.
. w. iBMnca &;.-oo..
PO.tTLANU, Oil,,
Gexekal Agext3 tor the Noutii
Pxirc Coast.
A fi. Ti-iiS OLD ISl AULlSlUIliNT
OF MOSK;J APPLE, . NEXT ,
DOOH TO MARK'S &
" CO., OFFERS FOR
SALE THE FINEST VARIETY
OF TOBACCO, CIO A RS AND
CONFECTIONERY EVER
OFFERED IS ROSE
BUilG, AT
PRICES LOWER : TEI AN TUB
LOWEST. CIGARETTES A
SPECIALTY A FINE
SUPPLY" OF HOLI
DAY GOODS.
CONCRETE PIPE.
Hex tor o.t-:i;man axd loitzs'- nixriLS
have obtalaci tiw ri.ii ir uougUz oiunty for
layiii -
Contiaaous Concrete Pipe,
foreovying water, and t,-uis Beifda aa l Georjra
l'rolsmun have obtair.e 1 th j ri 'it tor .T j;hin and
Curry count:e, mid wi.l sell fanu or individual riirhta
aad lay pipe at the dicijie-jt fljfuro. An s'uj froux
1 to ii inches furidohed. This pipe ij much
Cheaper than T7o33, L-oa cr Lead!
tt U also well n!t3 1 f.r lrri?AU-rj or Minkj purposa
andean be hiid aay distanco it!wut joi'.its
In- k: jn
: To I V ! ,1 t ' :
Svery pacl-cnje hp.s cur trade. snnrk
and i axarked Traze's. SOLD.IV
EXlYWilnS. noSlr
BUY 02STI5T
CANYONYILLE MILLS
X the beat of wheat, f have f.-r de aVo Hn,
Shorts, and Middihivs, Racjii, lfam--, kird, eta.,
eared in the most s ieutific manner.- - Parchase wii
do mtf a txvor tv hipoot my stock at the CniivwivilU
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