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FIRE!!
FIRE!!!
Great Conflagration!
1887. The Town of Grants Pass in
Kegistereil at the PoHt.irtiii- in Grant's
Pass, Ore., as Secvnd-t las* Matter.
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AUG. 5
FIRE!
Ashes !
Every Buiine»» Place Leveled With the
Ground !
We invite corr<-*i»>ndenc<) from all *e< -
li ma 011 aubjecta of l.wul and other in-
t .reHt*.
With •■a.Ti letter the name an<l addre**
of the wilder i* required, cafwcially if
■ant for publication.
bOATD OF TRADE
It is only reasonable to expect
that these headlines will, some
morning, startle our neighbors as
they glance over their papers, while
the people of Grants Pass will be
wringing their hands over wiecked
businesses and devastated homes.
it in the power of the National
Banks to use the Treasury in this
way is a serious question.
Of the balance of this vast sura
there is retained to meet past due
Bonds, Disbursing Officers' drafts.
P. O. Department accounts and di­
vers appropriations, nearly seventy
million dollars, just as if the Treas­
ury was not receiving from the peo­
ple every month up«vardsof twenty-
five million dollars to meet all these
things.
For all the alxave the Treasury
Department may act up a valid ex­
cuse; but, if so, the next Congress
should see that something is done
to utilize as large a part of this
$2 70,000.000 as is consistent and
safe.
Still remaining is §70,000,000 for
which lock up there is no reason or
law except the ruling or wishes of
the Treasury Department.
It is well for the people to know
how the Treasury stands.
The following figures are from
the official statement issued by Sec-
cretary Fairchild, June 30, 1887:
Sellini»* Out to Close Business
Board of Equalur.tioa.
NOTICE 1.» hwl»y given th..' th,» Board
■ rf Eq'iali. ¡itioii will uieet at the C<xintv
Clerk’* office ill Grant» I’.,*». Oregon, on
Mon.lav, August 2Uth, 1SS7. for the pur-
p » ■ ot <’<pi.il.ziuz the taxes of the < <xmty.
All p rwon* claiming to have t»-en wrong-
full» assessed will present their cl.iitn»
before tlie Board at the above time ami
plav
JAS S. LEWIS
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Assessor.
SHERIfi S SALE.
DY VIRTUE ofai «•xectilion duly is­
sued out of th • Circ iit Court of the state
of Or •_< n mr Josephine co mty, on the 3d
da« o. August. A. I> >S7. an I to me di-
recte I *"T I i;v - *l it» favor of Samuel
Dan els. I'laintill', who rec >vered a j ld„-
ment an I o"• rec m tor ', i<>-iire of a cer­
tain nrirtzaz- in the a's»ve named Court,
on the -d day m August, A. D 1887, and
against tie« hereina'te, 4-*eri!« d real pne
[H-rty belonging to II. S Davenport ami
Ellen l>.iveii;*)rt. hi* w i e. d'.en<l ints, I
am comman.l'si to levy iifs i, and sell oval
pr>>|<erty to satiety th ■ j idzm mt of Sam­
uel Daniels for th • »urn ot tl.ltC 14, and
the further Mint of tlhi 21 attorney s fee,
and the sum of f2ft 4 1. cost* and dislairs-
mebts. ami also the c<»«t»ol and ii|*m this
a ti' . and in o!»* lienee to «aid writ. I did
<m the 4tli da« of August, A. !•■ 1887, le«’v
on said realty ai-eor linz to law, and will
■ >tr«-r for sale for cash in hand, at pu'ilic
auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House ihs ria Grant* Pass, in said
Com.ty ami State, <>.1
Albina now has a Board of 1 rade.
Its object’ is to enhance the growth
Grants Pass at present is a fire
«if the city, increase its wealth and trap on the most destructable style.
industries, ami develop its resources Tilt material of which the place is
by judicious advertising. It should built, is of the most imflamable na­
have general support in its work. ture, while the business places
So says the “Courier."
strung out along the railway front
We have already pointed out the seem waiting to catch the fatal
IN THE TREASURY.
urgent need of an organization of spark that will ruin scores of men.
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our business men in Grants Pass We can scarcely realize, and yet we Gold Coin and Bullion «278.101,1
Silver-Standard Dollar« 1
We will now prophesy the result, if believe it is a fact, that there is not Bullion, Tr.uk* ISillar*.
Saturtlav, August 27th, 1887.
something of this kind is not ac­ the first apology of an attempt at a and I raelioual Silver'
At two o'clock of said day, all the right,
United States Notes
title, and i iterv-t ot thesai I II. S. D.iven-
complished: Places with not half fire brigade or salvage corps. That National Bank Notes
|*»rt amt Ellen Ikivenport, <lvien l.ii.ts, in
the advantages of our town will be not one fire engine, ladder or even Deposited in National B’ks
and to aW of t!> • toll ».vi.ig <k-* ri’K‘ l real
pushed to the front; their property water bucket is owned by the town
I57ll.MiS .s4V 04 I r<iperty to n it:
The Ea-t h ill of the North -.ist quarter,
will increase 100 per cent, in val for the purpose of fighting fire.
At the .ante date the Treasury and the Southwest qnarterof the North­
had outstanding,
east quarter, ami the North-west quarter
tie, while Grants Pass real estate |
of the Sonth-«»a»t quarter of Section Thir­
‘ ’■•rtificHtes
decreases; they will secure work­ 1 Our business men are uninsured Gold
teen, in Township Thirtv-seven (37! south
Silver Certificate*
of Range Six (Hi West, containing One
shops and factories, while we will either because they can get no in­ I’ 8. Notes Certificate»
Hundred ami Sixty acres, aitualed in J<*
lose what we have; enterprising surance at any price, or because the
1242,113,454.00 ' aephine Comdv. Oregon, with all and
towns will be improved and beauti­ ' rates are so high that it would be j Thus leaving, with the exception every of th.' appiirtenamvs thereto be­
longing.
fied, while ours will gradually as­ ruinous to pay them.
of the little part in the National Given under mv liaml this All» day of
The people of Grants Pass are Banks, “Locked Up” in the Treas­ August, 1SS7.
sume a forsaken tspect, or tie swept
T G PATTERSON.
oft the face of the earth by a confla­ living on the brink of Ruin, and ury. 5337.455.395 04-
K lieriff.
With
an
outstanding
debt
of
over
Bv R. R. M okuis ,
gration. Fellow citizens, our town they realize it no., nor strive to bet­
one thousand millions, on which
Deputy
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cannot remain stationary. It must ter their position.
the people are taxed $44,638,466
go ahead and be progressive and
yearly for interest payments, we
Who is to blame anci how to reme­ would submit the simple question:
enterprising, or give place to locali­
ties where there is push among the dy matters are the questions that Is it just to the ]>eople to keep, year I
people. Old fogyisnt will never should agitate the mind of every in and year out, $337,000,000locked
F. M. NICKERSON,
in the treasury, drawing 110 in­
make a town. Penuriousness will citizen. As to the first, we have no ; up
— Dealer in —
terest and doing no good?
not build up a city. The “let well hesitation in saying that those who
Since the issue ot our circular of | STAPLFJ und FAN< ’Y
enough alone policy" will never have l»een elected to look after the June 16th—‘ What Use Shall the
■dam our rivers or bring among us town's interests have been negligent, Government Make of its Surplus." j
thriving industries. The people of tn this matter. They should per­ —we have received hundreds of lias oi^ned up a new stole just received,
¡newspapers and communications
<'.rants Pass have to get up and sist in agitating the question until ! from all parts of the land on this! consisting in part of
Fresh Canned Fruits,
stir themselves, or take a hack seat they have accomplished something subject, all showing a deep interest!
Candies, Nuts,
in the future. If a man won't work toward* fire protection. What if and concern over the Treasury stir-1
Tobacco, Cigars, Ect.
neither shall he eat, ami if a city they run the town in debt! It is plus. Bv far the larger majority.
think
as
we
do,
that
the
sooner
the
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sloes not show enterprise, her citi­ better for a community to owe for
“rebellion" debt is cleared out, 1
zens can never reap the benefits of improvements and have property to bought up, paid off and forgotten, ,
a progressive policy. We have pay with, than to be swept out of the better for the whole country.
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•every requisite here for a large and existence altogether.
It would be far better for the
country if $150,coo,000 of this
Thriving town, Why not utilize
money was immediately used to re­
PROF. BLOOM
As
tu
the
second
question,
we
our natural advantages ami push
duce the interest-bearing debt, even fa fitting up a th u
have
no
hesitation
in
saying
that
a
ahead Let us make a long push,
if the Government made nothing by
a strong push, and a push alto­ system of waterworks is the only it; but it can not only reduce the GARBER SHOP
efficient protection that we can have. debt but save millions in future in­ In the ni l Central Hotel building, where
gether.
he guarantee* to give *;iti»iaetion in
I,et our authorities wake up and terest payments by doing so.
Some time ago the editor of this arouse the people to a sense of what
H arvy F isk & S ons .
SHAVING and HAIR-CUTTING.
paper took the necessary step* to the situation demands. Let us have
La lies’ Hair-cutting a «ix-eialty.
A REMARKABLE MAN.
have a mail route laid from Wood­ waterworks in Grants Pass, and in
Featsof an Armless Resi­
ville, in Jackson county, to Spiken­ the mean time, a hook and ladder Wonderful
dent of Northern New York.
ard. Petitions were circulated, and company and bucket brigade should
There recently died at Potsdam,
nearly one hundred signatures were lie organized at once. The only plan
St. Lawrence County, N. V., Rich­
obtained, praying for the same, and that can now be called into requi­ ard Donovan, who was in some re­ County Treasurer’s 6th Notice.
4ilso for a Postoffice at the mouth of sition with any prospects of success spects one of the most remarkable
of the C ocnty T he \ hi her ,
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Pleasant creek The office has been for stopping a conflagration, is the men in Northern New York. Tiven- O ffice (¡rants
P umm , July 15lh, 1H87 {
established and Mr. Simon Simp­ sorry one of pulling down the build­ ty years ago, when a boy, Donovan Notice in hureby given that there are
kins was appointed Postmaster. ings in its course, and no prepara­ worked in a Hour mill. One day fun<U in the (\»unty Tre.isury for tl.e re­
he was caught in a belt and receiv­ demption of the following ('ountv War­
Further than this, nothing has licen tions have been made even to this ed injuries that necessitated taking rant!», protected to No 2’h July 11. H.<»
2, 5, t),
6, 7, 8, 0, 11
112, 11», 17,
heard of the matter and the pre­ end.
! off both arms at the shoulders. This 13, NuintierM
11, 17, 20.
sumption is that the department
misfortune did not discourage him,
IntereRt on the same will um * front
and after recovering his health he
.1 w. IIGW \t;D.
date
will not establish the route without
We have sounded the note of set about earning his livelihood as i thin
7-lo4t
Treasurer.
a petition is sent in asking them to warning and the C ockier will not
best he could without the use of
«lo so. This route is an absolute lie guilty of criminal negligence if hands or arms. Part of the time he
Music Lessons.
necessity, and this paper will keep our authorities refuse to take action had lived alone, ami from the ne­
up the battle for it until it is ob­ and thus allow the town tu lie de­ cessity of helping himself he became
tained We understand from relia­ destroyed with probable loss ot life wonderfully adept in performing
PROF. SUTTMER,
all kinds of work, using his feet ami
ble information that the school dis as well as property.
is
now
prepare«! to give Private I Arsons
mouth principally. He owned a
trict at the mouth of Pleasant creek
horse, of which he took the entire 111 m » ii the
The Greet “Lock Up."
has about 85 pupils, which is seven
care, harnessed it. fastened and un- FLUTE,
VIOLIN,
tastened the buckles with his teeth,
■miles from a postoffice. This fact
N ew V«» rk , July 27, ’87.
PIANO,
and
drove
with
the
reins
tied
around
alone ought to warrant the depart
ORGAN,
E d . C ockier
his
shoulder.
Being
in
need
of
a
ment in laying the route Let the
The situation is startling. If al «« agon, he bought wheels and axles Ornny Bra** Instrument. For partie
jieople pull for the service and they lowed to continue every interest «« ill and built a box buggy complete, lar*, enquire at thi* office.
ÍT-22-lm
will surely get it. They pay taxes feel it. Every foot of land will be­ ami painted it He went to the
GRANTS PASS
io support the general government come of less value, ever«’ bushel of barn one «vinter day and built a
ami outside of their mails they get wheat, ever;, bushel of corn, every cow stable, sawing the titnlier with
but little return from it, soth.it it is pound of cotton will decline in val­ his feet, and, with the hammer in BARBER SHOP
but right to ask for improved mail ue. On the other hand, if the ad­ one foot and holding the nail with
facilities, since we have no harlxjrs ministration goes to work under the the other, he nailed the lioards on
BATH ROOMS!
<>r rivers to improve
powers given it by existing laws, as «veil as most men could with
and earnestly tries to frame new their hands. He dug a well twelve
Messrs COBURN & PRE8I.EY
There is "a red-hot time in Tex la«v* for the consideration of the in­ feet deep on a farm in this town
ann<<unee to the public that they
as To-morrow the vote ««ill be ta- coming Congre»*. we shall see such and slonctl it himself He could Would
have fitted up in connection with their
ken on the prohibition amendment. an era of prosperity as «vas never mo«« away ha«- by holding the fork Ton?«orial ImsiiUMs,
Until quite reeentl« the prohibition before witnessed in this laud
under lrs chin ami letting it rest
Hot and Cold Baths,
ist* h id little doubt of being able
against the shoulder. He would PRli'F.S MODERATE, and Satisfaction
THE SITUATION
to cam it All the activity was
Guaranteed.
The fact is, that, with the excep­ pick up |>otatoes in the field as fast
oil their side. But during the last
as a man could dig them. He M ils S ir : it . next door*0 Baker«
tion
of
some
twenty
millions
depos
­
month the opponents of prohibition
«vould dress hiniself get his meals,
7-22 3m
have ««.iked up ami made the can ited by the Treasury with National ««rite his letters, ami, in fact, do al­
Hauks,
there
is
now
“
locked
up."
vass "intense." and there is more
most my thing that any man «vitli Brick! Brick!! Brick!!!
excitement throughout Texas than out of use and dra«ving no interest, two arms could do. [Boston Tran
in the United States Treasury, the script.
at an« time since the ««ar.
I heaper than (he Cheapest,
vast sum of nearly
♦♦
The sale- of the Northern Pacific THREE HUNDRED VXD FORTY Mil.
The .Astoria Gaslight Company
— AT —
land departmeiit for this district
"ill build new works on the beach
LION DOLLARS
D. W. HARDIN’S
««ere greater during the month ot
One hundred millions of the vast near the Astoria iron works. The
Jul«' just past than 'luring the same sum the Treasury is obliged to keep improvements will cost j»t2.o«x>.
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month in any preceding year of it* under the laws as a reserve against
existence, amounting to $150.0011. United States notes.
Notice to the Public.
— All kind» oi —
Generali« the sale of lands is rather
Upwards of another hundred mil
MASONRY WORK
slow during the month of Julv. but lions of this vast sum is retained to
tins «ear the« have been as large redeem the notes of National Banks
I’roHiptly an<l neatly cx«vuted
4'if
as in an«' month setice the organt failed or retiring circulation
zation of this office.
There IS no law requiring the
Everything is now quiet out it. Treasury to keep this sum l<H-ked
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FANCY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Queens Ware,
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part in the recent disturbance ha« the notes as presented.
It will be rears before these Na
ing liecn put under Ixnids to keep
tiic peace, including Pants« P itte: tional Bank notes will come in. ami
it is more than hkel« that to 5 per
s, m
cent will nevei be pte*eiilc<l.
The citv exprss team made
Should this monev lie idle all
things lively for a *horl time 1 »*t the*e years* If it must then there
Wvdn *<lav. bv running away Mr. i< some defect in the National Bank­
Razee alt r gazing at them for a tew ing Law which ought to!» i.»r-
moment« stiito.l «.« {»crsiiit and o« er nxtei.
\\ hv Congre
hue put
ll l!ll«l tit tn rtl It! ' ! •■ '
\ I 1\| ♦t'-jvt»’ tract oi
J l.anil
aUwit on«» mill mi< bill »nib * from Grunts
►itimtnl. ami has pirn-
tv <u
livir.k?
l\»r further par-
tie 1l.1t«*. priev Au . appit ft*
\Ve-<t of IV|s.t, on Railroad Tra. k.
t<HI VND, GlUlGoN.
0. GANIARD,
M W Wi l l Eli.
Or ¡»I fhi* Otlhv.
AT GREATLY REDUCED ERIC FCS.
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STAPLE GROCERIES
Will be kept in Stock.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN _ EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
100 l,",’ ’1 kl 1;" ' ,!n ’•
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A. ...........
H s CARSON
& »uni,
SON,
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Proprietors.
'00.000 Trees in Stock,
APf.E, PEAR,
PEACH, PLUM.
PRUNE. CHERRY,
Al HCOT, NECTARINE,
ALMOND, WALNUT
CH1HTNUT and
Shaie and Ornamental Trees,
GrajieVines, Currants, Goosberries,
Blicklvcrries, Raspberries,
Thanking the public and my many customers for their patronage in
Strawberries, Figs,
the past, I can now make it to their
Etc., Etc.
Advantage to Call on me Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
GEO. W. RIDDLE,
TREES! : tre I ZTREES!
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are Kri’wi> Wit!.,Hit irrigation
on Red hill land, and all of known van,-
' tiesthat HUcceed in Southern Oregon.
i Tlnme vonteinpluting tree planting will
| do well to visit our On hardand Nttrsen
• or write us for nrire list
Post-ottiee— Murphy, Josephine Coun-
ty, Oregon. R. R. Station, Granta I'a**
A. Il CARSON A SON
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Hammon Bros.’ Nurseries,
N H X\r
PHŒNIX. Oregon, and OAKLAND, California.
Flour, Grain, and Feed Store.
Front St., adjoining Courier Offlo«,
Our Stock this season Cannot be Excelled on the Coast
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
Neither in Quantity, Quality, Varieties, Size >f Trees, nor Health and Vigor
of same. Fin bracing all the Leading \ aneties of
APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, PLUM, PRUNE, APRICOT,
NECTARINE, CHERRIES, ALMONDS, Etc., Etc.
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SI »EC IA LT I ES.
Flims, Prunes, and Apriculs on Myrobolan Plum Slock,
Me have opened a First-('Ians Flour
and l eed Store in the building furiiierlr
occupied ar a »addle and harnere dio,;
where we «ill keep eoiiRtantlr on lunj
uid lor sale the beat brands of
Elour, Corn and Oat Meal,
Wheat, Barlev, Oats, Mill
and ( hop Feed, Bran,
and everything pertaining to a
FIRST-CLASS FEED STORE.
P. Barry Pear,’ the best late shipping variety.
Muir Peach, (free»4ono) still heads the list.
Kanaday s Cling, the canner » pride.
Kelsey's Japan Plum, has no )>cer.
Robe de Sargent Prune, never before offered
W. RAZEE & SON.
in Oregon.
this which, in a diied state, forms tile celebrate I | rune D
(French Conserves),
Berkeley Qoosberry, the nr.*t profitable >>1 them all.
Proprietor»..
It is
Ette,
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Spring and Summer Gods!!
Languedoc, King’s, Soft Shell and Paper Shell Almonds.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
LARGE STOCK SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Evergreens, shrubs, rose«, clematis and flowing plants, small fruits, grape
vines, etc., etc.
r.< •fore purchasing elsewhere, parties intending to plant trees will find
it to their interest to come ami see our stock and learn our prices
Catalogues nmilci gratis upon apj.lication. Address *11 communications to
Fancy Good* of all kinds, sold .it
BED ROCK PRICES,
summer Silks, - 55 cts. p.r yard.
Laft ns, • • - • 5 .............
•ther goods in projs.rl, >11.
HAMMON BROS.,
I'lurnix, Jackson county, Oregon.
51!f
I will not be Under Sold.
J. W HOWARD
Mito
11; -wart,
)vts ;
Tin-ware.
6th St., between Main and H, Grants Pass, Or.
Have the iairgesl and most Complete St.s k in th.-ir line in Southern Oregon, ««liiel
they will He I!
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Low AS TI IE LOWLls r.
AGENTS FOR TIIE CELEBRATED
NEW FURNITURE STOBE!
A. J. SEix ;ic,
Main St.,
Is-t. 41 h and 5th
Grin.'» P m «
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— Hu* just o|»cnod a New —
IT KNITl l!E STORF
Where Mill Ini kept on li.inil a n1 inf **'-•»
all kind*'« /
-urnlture. Bedding. Picture Fracicx,
Brackets, Etc., Etc.
Studebaker Farm Wajons,
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,ksir-Fra’iien, Windoa-Frame*, T-rark*’*
Ete., made to miler. t*|>eeial attention
given to
IND 1:1? T' A K ING.
I I«' 1 e 1 < is
Repairing and all kinds of work tn wr
Ime neatlv and promptly executed.
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ai i < t. rer's
A C r N T
fm th*
R/ CINE
It!.'II Mill!
The World Renouned
Chilled
Plows
ACME HARROWS. VICTOR WIND
\ 1 ILLS,
Autocrat Wood Force
And all goods handled by
STAX’HR
W’ALKHK,
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EMPIRE MOWERS. REAPERS and BINDERS.
HYDRAULIC PIPE and GIANTS
Furnished on short notice. We cordially invite all to examine our good<
and prices Iveiore purchasing.
A share o! pul'lic intron r/e i* rr«|»xS
lull«- Holkit -d. and aalisia. 'ion gn.ira; Col
3frly
M. I. < «ilX.
a. 11VKTHI.IM.
». XICKKI »BI KI..
< ri:r wrvi..
CAHN, NICKELSBURG & CO.
M.intlLa hirer* and Importerà of
Bools anti Shoes,
129 & 1SI sansone St.. San FrwciKi. Cel.
Factory, 115 A 117 Haves Street.
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PEOPLE'S HEIT IHRktX
Cor. of Front and 441« St*..
Grant's Pass, - - Oregon.
NEW STORE! | NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES!
The PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET b
now o | kt . and prepare«! to supply custom-
ere with the clioicest cuts of
LIVINC t STONB VANCE
S A (IS AG E s
ltcg- leave to inform the public that he is now nicely located on the corner of
6TH AND H STREETS,
GRANT’S PASS
OREGON
BEEF. MUTTON. PORK.
All kinds of
A share of tlie public petronag» f»’
*|>e< tfullv solicited.
BUNCH BROS.,
proprietor»
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With a Large Aaeortment of
Market.
BOOTS and SHOES, DRY GOODS.
And even thing to be found in a First-Class store, which I will sell
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J. H AHLF
VERY LOW FOR CASH. OR MARKETABLE PRODUCE
McCall and sec me before purchasing elsewhere.
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lots
FOR SA kF. ill I’lKl '.MX
I hairing to ire to < irrmanv <>n bnmnew».
I offer for rale »1 low rnfe«, niv Shop»,
Block on hand, togetf er with two lol« up­
on which the »I k . io are l.xamd. Al*..,
on.- acre «< ground favorably l<x-at<*l for
"r«i.*.ncv. Call on ..raddr»—.
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W anted
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Proprietor.
V miler South of Grunts Paas, Joeephin«
Consisting <rf
Glass Ware, &c., &c.,
New Barber Shop!
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Having concluded to close business at this place, I am offering niv
large stock of
GROCERIES,
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Sillp«mon
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W.. ^1
tiaint’U.
We are in want of a few more good men
.0 canvass fur th. .ale of choi.v «arieoea
01 Nota ry Rock
Tomen who. .m m ,ke
.1 snece.s of the l.asimw we can imv good
salaries or eonuntssion and give ilert la­
mm empi.,, ment
We have many new
amt choice spis-ialties, 1s4h in the fiait
and mnamcntal line, wldeh ..there J., ,ot
handle. Address el
with refer«-.,
L I MAY i CO.. KurMtyaen,
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I’AUI
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propri«,#r
G rant ' s P a »*
M ais S treet .
Fresh and Salted Beef, Pork,
MUTTON,
PORK-SAUSAGE.
AND ROl.OGV'-
Bacon
and
Ln rd
ALWAYS
ON
HAND.
Meat Delivrred anv place in To««
FREE <>F t HA1U.E.
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