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The Coast Mail.
8ATUKDAY,
JULY 21, 1S80.
as
FOll rilESIDENT
JAS. A. GARFIELD,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE TKESIDEXT
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
OP NEW YOHK.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
GEO. B. CITltHY, of Grant,
E. L. APPLEGATE, of Linn.
C. B. WATSON, of Lafco.
MlUtnry Subject to tlio Civil
lovrer.
During tho two years past Demo
cratic politicians hnvo had a great
deal to say about the supremacy of
tho civil over tho military power.
About the timo of tho extra session of
Congress last year, the principal dan
ger that threatened the country, from
a Democratic point, was "military in
terfeiencc,'' tho unduo ascendency of
military power. Looking to tho pos
sibility of being compelled to nomi
nate a military man for tho Presiden
cy they discretely dropped the sub
ject, barely mentioning it in their
platform ; ana arc now following in
tho leadership of a man who lias no
record or standing except as a milita
ry man. Their candidate knows
nothing of tho force of civil authori
ty ; he has never associated with tho
people, or been subject to the restraints
of any law oxcept that which con
trols the army. Ho is a military
aristocrat by education, and if there
was ever danger to bo apprehended
from an assumption of military au
thority, by an executive, it would
certainly exist when such a man is
chosen as President. His virtue is
not in having respect for, or knowl
edge of, civil authority or tho opera
tion of laws upon the body of the peo
ple; but tho Democracy thought
they had found an available candidate
in Hancock, and they have no objec
tion to tho supremacy of the military
if the army is under Democratic con
trol. In this direction they have
gone further than any party has here
tofore gone. No General has ever
been before nominated for President
who had never been in civil life.
They objected to General Grant that
ho was a military man rather than a
.statesman, but Grant had been a civ
ilian had earned his livelihood
nmong tho people for many years.
If despotic military power is to be
ieared it is from making a President,
of a man like Hancock, who knows
nothing but military affairs.
.General Grant and the Tlclcct.
Democratic journals have shown
great eagerness to give currency to
unfounded reports that Gen. Grant
would not gic a cordial support to
the Republican candidates. They
have even announced that ho would
favor Hancock's election. He has
lately given a very positive denial to
these reports. In response to ques
tions by a newspaper reporter, he
lately said : I can say without hesi
tation that I will give Garfield my
hearty support. There is no reason
why any Republican should not vote
for Garfield. I know him to be a
man of talent, thoroughly accom
plished and an upright man. I have
nothing to say against General Han
cock, but Garfield is tho man for the
office." Ho denied tho report that he
bad complained of Conkling, and Lo
gan having deceived him. He had
received no letter, from either of them
either before or after tho convention,
since his return to America. He said
that of all men, Conkling and Logan
were the last for him to find fault
with, and ho folt more proud of tho
30G who stood by him than if ho had
received tho nomination by unfair
means.
The "Satural lElKlttu'
under
IlancoeU.
Tlio Democrats are very fond of
quoting Genoral Hancock's letter in
which ho said j "Tlio right of trial
by jury, tho habeas corpus, the liberty
of the press, tho freedom of speech,
tho natural rights of persons and the
rights of property must be preserved."
This is supposed to be sufficient proof
not only of his ability but his patriot
ism. Tho only thing remarkable
about this language is that it comes
from a Democratic source. General
Garfield has said substantially tho
same thing many times in opposition
to tho high-handed violations of law
and tho "natural rights of porsons" in
tho South, but it was to have been
expected from Gurfiold, Ho is a
statesman and a patriot, and the lan
guage is consistent with the positions
always held by tho Republican party.
Tho facts are said to bo that Jere
miah Black was tho writer of tho let
ter that was issued over Hancock's
signature, in support of his order No.
40, and tho fact is well sustained by
tho languago anil character of tho
letter itself. If Hancock should bo
como President, ho will bo, like his
party, tindor control of tho cx-robel
oloment of tho South, and tho coun
try must tako tho chanco on his sus
taining tho rights of tho minority in
tho South an against tho "shotgun"
power of tho doiuiiinnt faotloij.
SuiisoitiuK for tho Maii,.
ANNUAL EXHIBIT
Of the Financial Affttim of CVo.
Count u for the year cmling Jul it
Jst, tSSO:
Statu Tax. 1S79, - - $ 025S SO
Expcnsus on Stato money, 150 00
Total, ....
Schools by tax, 1S79,
Schools by Slatn fund,
Expense on fund,
Examanination of teachers,
Expense of School Supt.,
Total, ....
Circuit Court :
Jurymen, . . . .
G10SS0
2('.S2 3l
1039 3(5
131 524
4 00
0 50
3SG0 41
933 SO
531 20
123 00
Witnesses, ...
Bailiirs, -
Attorneys, ....
40 00
Total, ....
Justices Courts :
Empire City, ...
Marshfield, ...
Coos City, ....
Coaledo, -Sumner,
-Coquille
City, -Coquillc,
....
Randolph, ...
Total, ....
County Officers :
Sherill", ....
Treasurer, ...
County Judge, -County
Clerk,
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Assessor, ....
Commissioners,
Superintendent of Schools,
District Attorney,
1G2S 00
019 S9
392 S5
3105
- 300
89 SO
- 37 45
CO 10
- 3 00
1195 74
1357 10
SIX) 00
GOO 00
797 32
212 37
703 00
107 (X)
300 00
237 50
Total, .... 4GH35
lYiioners :
Boarding, .... 151 25
Medicine and sundries, 12 02
Total, ....
Paupers :
Board and clothing,
Medicines medical treatment
Burial,
Assistance to indigent persons
1G3 27
1192 GS
522 50
1100
40 00
Total, .... 17GG1S
Insane, - - - - 137 00
Inquests :
Fay, 5510
Archer, 131 50
Scott 59 75
Green, 75 S5
Chinaman, . . . . G9 55
Total, .... 391 75
County Court :
Juryman, . . . . 3S 40
Bailiffs 12 00
Total, . . . . 50 40
Courthouse ami Jail:
Repairing and cleaning jail, 24 00
Merchandise, . . . 29 99
Total, 53 99
Roads and Bridges :
Gravel Ford Bridge,
Supervisors,
Plank and spikes,
New roads,
Total,
G3 75
511 00
1S4G1
95 00
854 3G
137 70
SO 20
09 25
145S 22
1352 71
590 89
142 SO
G5S5 43
Printing, ...
Stationery, -
Fuel, -
Interest,
1 Due whools.
Surplus tax sales,
Taxes remitted,
Outstanding warrants, July
Outstanding warrants Julv '.
Issued to July 1 1&S0,
ISO
79 SS70 40
11403 05
20333 43
Redeemed since July 1 1S79 1374S 00
G5S5 43
20333 43
Issued July, 1SS0,
Total, -
Resources and Receipts :
Amt in treasury July, 1S79,
05 20
3G042 71
700 25
Poll tax by Assessor, 1879, 489 00
Taxes collected for '79 21429 73
" ' '73 187108
" " " 77 10 92
" ' " '70 1170
" " " '75 33 30
Total 238-50 79
Delinquent list, '79 1482 31
" " 78 0b5 2.5
Total 2408 5i
Trial Fees, - - 129 00
Fines, 1 S2 25
Licenses, .... 058 50
Surjilus tax sales, ... 40 47
State school fund, - 1039 30
Inquests, ' - 35 00
2724 58
Total, 31744 18
Total liabilities to dato, 30042 71
Rfhources, .... 31741 18
Indubtedness, - - - 4293 53
RECAPITULATIOK.
On hand last report, 2700 25
Rcc'd from all 80urces,2C573 37
20275 02
Paid State tax 0208 60
Paid county orders, 13718 00
Paid Interest, 1458 22
Paid bchool supt orders 28.'J8 58
On hand, county fund 3019 30
On hand, school fund 1352 74
20275 02
ALEX. STAUFF,
(Jounty (Jlcrk.
1. ZOe-vixie,
B00T& SHOE MAKER
MAU8IIrIELD, OoN.
'WZXiIi DO A.X.Z. KINDS
OK
qttstoim: -work
in a thorough manner and ubo
only tho
BEST MATERIAL
iSf-Shon on Front .Street, ormoiito tho
I'oiiui llurkut.
aumwuiuil ijunlWMil mtwvmtmmamnasrmmmimsmiwmjAt.KtLvrim'jv.
SU.1t.M0XS.
In tho Circuit Court of the Flute of Oi
ocon for the eotmtv of Ok.
1 W. KihtoUVvh T. G. Cockrill. J.
L. Homer, and 11. K. Urouk, partners
asT. G. CockrilhCo.,s!ul V. 11. Strum
doing ImMttWdMs Strum A Co.
Action to nxincr mono v.
To T. G. Cuclrill. .1. L. ttotnpr. 11. E.
Brooks and V. II. Strum, wild defend
ants :
In the name of tho State of OivfMi
you arc hereby siiihihoiuhI and required
to appear and' answer tho complaint f
tho plaintiir, on tile in the above cntitlid
court and cause, 011 or before the llrt
day of tho next tegular term of said
court, to-wit:
.llsttitltij, tlio IHlli iluy of Sept..
1SS0. And tho defendants will take no
tice that if thov fail to answer "aid com
plaint, the plaintill' will take judcuiont
apiiiiht thom for eijiht hundred and nine
ty one 31-100 dullais, w ith interest at one
nor cent per month from Mov 21th, IfcSO,
and the costs and disbursements of this
action.
This summons is published by order
of Hon. J. F. Watson, Judge of said
court, dated July 16th, 1SS0.
(i. AK1ITKK,
nS0-Gw Attorney foi the I'laiutitl'.
THE
MEW OHOeSTOBE,
MARSFIFLP. OR.
xkxt noon to m ui.oitick.
LOUIS AllTXliOE, Proprietor.
FULL STOCK OF
Drugs & Medicines,
CONSTANTLY
It EST Mi A XI)
OX HAND.
OF Clt! A US
C"g-Presrription Carefully Com.
poundedby Compete ntPh)iei.in
FARM FOR SALE,
SMALL FARM SITUATED ON
the bank of the Coquillc Ithcr
containing 2S acres
RICH BOTTOM LAND,
With House and Orchard Can be
Rented at a II. asonabloRatc.
For particulars apply to
Hfmii Sekiistackes1,
Empire City, Oregon.
mt
ewing Machines
JUST RECEIVED BY STAMER!
roa S LE
AT REDUCED RATES, BY
HENRY G PLOEGER,
D. Morse's Empire City
sua
VICTORIOUS!
HIGHEST & BEST AWARD
And Grcad SIcdil of Honor.
Economy, Durability and Hapidity
combined with perfect work,
Arc DistiruUhin& Feinues of the
celebrated
Giant Fan ail WarelioDse Fans,
MACE SY
A. P. DICKEY,
Raclno, Wis.
New hating many lat traprovementf, thy u fully
equal to evciy demand ; cIcaniDg al kinds of Grain,
Pen, Bear. Castor Uean. Corn and Small S'ed
Ttey grade Whest perfectly b onfe hand n Sep
arate Oats froia Vhea ucrley and Ile They have
Tery perfect arrangetnents f r cleauLna Timo'hy,
Clover. Flax heed. Orchard Grass, and aU ether
Small Seeds They Chaff perfectly, and combine
trtry quaUficion rctjuued to do
c Lett wttk ia
Ue iooiuu time.
ftzu
Wareheutf, at well i: Tirm JIil!, are Urgelycr.n.
itructed. both kins renurirs rir lues fi acccm
modste the dcraanr1, and Eivin;r a capacity cf from 50
to 500 bushcli per hour, ice ring to 1 k cf mill.
'I hey are shipped, boied for ocean trantporution,
and aet up" cr "knocied d.wn" f-r forwatdlng
tnlard, at requested; and h all catej put free on
board Cart cr bteatr.tr Order, filled tame day at
received. )
Mills thlpped "InocVed diwn" go for half the
freight charged a when f rwaiied "let up." Olo.
grapnt ana circulars supplied on aipn-ation. rnert
will be quoted low ana on literal
on liberal Urrol. Corre
pendence toliated.
THE
PIONEER MARKETS,
MAiiHiiricij) & Umpiki: City.
II. P. WHITNEY, PitointiooK.
A good tsupnly of
MUTTON, frrn CANNED
IJI3EF. TmZl (5O0CH.
POItK, ETC 2131 ETC., ETC..
and all kinds of
SALT MEATS and VEGETABLES
constantly on hand. Alt-o a
good vtocl: of
Gxiocjiixiiut;.
V E SSE L H
LOGGING"' CAMPS
SUPPLIED AT SHORT SOTICE
Jvl tf
ii iit rri""r,lf"",",',:r-,at,",l,u"
THE
LOGXHART HOTEL,
Airs. E. M. Lurfihurl J'roprlvfranH
Kmiihjs City, Oow
M"" "r - ' Wff B Ti' A' OA
rf . Krt'."f - fVJ iBHMn
Y'mS:' ffiKffiSI
3jCfMM
iis.si-tjtieijijId, oa-isr.
rHnReieIiert,ProiM8ie"OB-
Koop.s constantly on hand, and oilers for wile a superior niticle of
LAGEH BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
WlloH'SALE wo RETAIL.
MY PAH IS SFIPLIFO 1177777-; VIIOiCFSV PRAXPS 01'
WINES, LIQUORS, kH CIGARS
BRANCH SAI.t ONAT EMPIRE CITY.
:vi.titNnr3i?i.i
rug Storc?
DR. C. B. GOLDEN'. Piiopb.
Oppo.-ilc Xashury's Store.
II A V T. C 0 X S T A N T L Y 0 X II A X II
AM- SOIITS OK
MUPit IN l
'luivas us,
sr-oivoms.
oxiTst!, ijt.ii''tT"Kny!
STATIONMIIY JXWO
SCXtOOlillOOKB,
ALSO
mott'K
CI8AHS
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BAOSO
AND
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mid ew vtlihiv, ttnallv Vept
ill ft
l'rorriptlont Lawfully Com
jwmulcri.
Al-3-lf
E. A. AISTI)EK80y,
Good
IIOIM'S
to
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
MARMII-"H'LI, OR.
TTAULING DONE AT SHORT NO
H tiie and
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OOOKISO OB HEATING
INO- I
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New Excelsior Oil Sieve. '
Ju.t the Tiling for Light llo-ithcrjlii(,-.
It will Ilroll, Bnajt, ew) IVk tnr thnn a Orl or
Wqx1 gto. MoJfor Urtuliur. AULM!iA.MUI.
COLEMAN GAS APPARATUS AKD
OIL CO .
T MiBirr r - (hi a t 111.
Th Great Cure f r I j r fl(s In1lt;Mon, I til' mi
IIoadaiLe, Llr U-uijiUii I, lertr 4)hJ .u, (lurJ
unsiin
lVltMj ii1 aUrin'Ufnfi
vf ii rum I I iTrr t p It-en
pxir t f
ABSORPTION.
So Iirt k No Ikl .r IMIIi.
r'l f r ( iritjUr. ilw ill
fn tit AtwiflitU n Cutt
Mpdicated
BELTS.
an 1 tli rtruluiion It U caunUg In t). kI.uco of tcott
einf Df'ttrlHin Ilrlt, S3. '
Krrr ntlil A(Ur rirU, OT. I
lortc llrli, a, ami Infnnti. !!!(, Si.
Thwo lk-Ui nil lu' lufcnjr h-ltlrt- rrr tr (j
rnir. lt f Ti-"i to-U, nt il uiU.t lnini . bli
AGENTS wtntel in every county in tLe
United SltM.
Address, FISH EH MEDICATED HEI.T CO. !
232 Illinois St., Chicago. '
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WILCOX S
OS.GAN OO.
Meridcn, Conn. U.S. A.
"Cliildron's Blow Pedals,"!
Adjusted or remoYetllnslanlly.
Invented and Exclusively
used by this Company,
The most popular
Organs of the day!
UNRIVALLED IN QUALITY,
"Tho Vilcox te Whito
OrRim Znatruotor" in tlio
BEST nud CHEAPEST
in tlio lattrlcot !
Stad For Jiujlft'al Citaloyvt.
CHEMICAL
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V. R. SlMI'SON' 1). Hot I M
Proprietor.
3vz is !L -x1 s
and pmviniins f nil kinds
wild at 1 lie low cut
lnhitf tali's
and
DFLlFEUFOai any point denned
STTDPZFTC
Xj3S
t-oit
VESSELS.
LOGGING CAMPS
AND FAMILIES,
ALWAYS READY.
,
Ifcjp-Wo keep nothing but tlio best JS'V
and insure satisfaction.
lA-l-lf
SliltH week 111
ami fiee VI
l'.it tfaiul. Manic
Miur own town. Ti 1111s
lu-s II. 11 i 1 vrr iV Co.
EUGENE O'CONNELL,
PI Ml U IS'
STOVES & RANGES,
r-
I il- t lltl(!tt t A
Hardwarejools,
"Iiiiphmciii.s.
GUHB, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND!
AMMUNITION. j
LAMPS &o OILS, j
WOuDvfe WILI.OWWARi:,
ti.nn.U'.ili 1 I'iJ" anil J- lUini;. (ijjn
lie and 1'lati-d Wares.
v mt n km: op
TIN, COPPER &JHEETIRONWARE.
j .:jt: woicif
j Kmmiid with Di-rtTfii.
I 6- i:lltS for SIi.mh. IM.iw-
I M .M tnd I!' i . 'iini'-li' d
, .1' -1 rt lie u 1 .
HIGHEST HONORS
m Tin
Centennial World's Fair, 18761
m
SEONINGER ORGANS
nosovTicto cvinugrstT it tn
BEST INSTRUMENTS.
ThlrrorarrllTBifIlncl rrcoinltod bj
Iht Jul;r in ttietr llapari, Irow wMcti tb
IclluwlCK ! an cstract:
"Tba . HHOMNOnil OIlOArf OO.'g
iblhlt n Iho hot Inatr.imrnta at
frio ren1orlu)j tiia pom-lblo to Urdu cl.M
of pdrclncoM, '-, a c m(4ntljiior IUo.U
uiil Dalit. eroUsctn n' rcl ami r'naatnit rffetla.
SnoUlnttift pi8D7 'It
tBllonucln'--j'
to al out of on r.
'tailoli (it TcJcan'f, ul
f'ncl' nf, lr.i llibla
ar-pl7, pnt toj' b'r eo It li impor.iblo for
i iu mar a U'lnit niaia
ttx-m to rlthr i rlnlr, r'U rr upllt,'
TIIH
ONhY OIlUAAb AWA11DI5U T1IIH
IIA.MC.
This ifdal end Award waa prantf J atUr th
nsal (trtro e"iiiptltMn or ttn beat maksra,
tefoia one of t!iu uioat ouiujivtnut Jurlaa
oter Kse-rubiii.
Haw Htyl a nnfl TtrirM )3.t lulled, which nr
la scooruani. iwitii our ruio, tlio 1IK&T Oil
WAN for tho Uaat tuouey.
Xf are prepsre-1 to acpolct u fow cow Agent.
rin.tr.tfd Cataloguai tnaUtd, r.cnt-taid. on
cppllcaUoa ta
0. SHOriIHGER ORGAN CO.,
6? to 123 CIIEnTflUT STflEST,'
New HiTi, Ooarat.
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Appetite, r fri-hliii; ilicp, llm aoqui
wtioii of llonli mid tiilnr, uro lilimniiianul-tt'ii-l.inl
upon the ii-pin.itivii prut eun'H
whit li linn j nii-lihti InviK'imiil HH'iilily
illllilili n aii'l cui'llen to a klicooiwflll cui-
r-liihinii. Diut'Mtlon in it'Hlortul ami nun
tmi nn e niiuriitil to cii h lift-HUMlalnliiK
(.iii l,y Hit- HltlcfH, which l IliuiroilMho
men to tin- leiiiiiilnt- pulutu, v(i)Hlilo In
coiuponkliiji, nut UioriUKily wfu.
For huIu by U dnU mud ilmduiw
L-erally.
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'ti.atF1 iK :m
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CA IMS.
T.O. MACICKY.M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
KMl'itir t'uv. Oiiroov.
( R. tlOLPKN. M.I).
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
M lllll II I l, Ol.lHOV.
V. Y. TOWKH, M. P.
PHYSICIAN &SURGE ON
Mmisiihmo, Oiiioov.
Y. C. ANCICUM. IX
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
t'uullh City, oyn-
it. II. JlAxwiD, .1. Y. Hamilton
'All ,t llMU.TON,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Will nrai'lti'i'iu tho various rtnitts
of the slate.
mni'K at 1 Mi'iiti: city, Oon.
ATTORNEY a-COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
MAKSIIFIF.I.n.ORLtiOV.
(1. WKHSTKI5,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
M MiKiiriKi n, Dm 110N.
HENRY SENGSTACKEN,
.iiT.inrriiLirro.vEV..rEii,
C.MI'llii: CUV, Ot.'N.
Ci'llertidiH ami nthiT lnflnt'sH placed
in m Immls, uill ni i'if iriiiit atteii'
linn.' vl-3-tf
V. P. Will I! I IT,
I'. S. Miiwral ami U. S. Deptity
S U 11 V K Y O I! ,
Co'11'im.k City, Ou.v.
WillattiMiiltothohiiitlmmHolMurxoyhit'
in nnv unrl uf tlio iiiinil v.
l'i'rfcft uiupHfif all su'rvi-yi-d lauds, fur
iiiln .1 at short iiotloi.
I!. (1. 4! R 1 Milt 01),
ATTORNEY ud TOUNIXdR AT LAW,
MMJ'iiniiCt'i'i 03 tuition
A uliare o ipuhlu- palumimo k iwikh1!
fully 1 lu d. 1 tfftlf
h7vj wwk. $12 n dy at hamecttut
Iv made. (Imllv outlit free. AddiCM
'fin'K A Co. AiiK'iiNtn, Mnlim.
Egnal to Any. EiceDei ly N one.
a' 1 1 n:
Taylor & Farley
CABINET ORGAN.
.Tlnnurntlurrd
nt Worcr.lrr,
31a.
IK
U the. In.t mtir is, 'I'tcjff ntain many
EROCHTIAL IMPROVCMINTtt
ms? rrje: .n other ogn.t.
Almlnn to produoo work which ohnll b
Durubln, wo will not miorlflco thitt which
la not ornn, unci ynt lat vltnl to n porfaot
Uruon, In orUor to mnko n inorofr.no
itarlur.
We n still enabli lirrwnl at
Stylish ami Atrorlatn C'utffi
u ran l fovnd In the inaiVct, with a finish which b
t.t ;uUti by any.
AO RUQArtDO TONS,
TM intiswra
Award Willi Medal & Diploma ofllODor
w . (,n i an tiy Tint
ciKTenttiAL Exiuiimori coumissionltis:
" r.r Itftrut In W etkotoiMf , rtnaiii. M HITt aa
HKILlllHf 01 lull tnlltmllr I r,"'r " C.sirsl
allllti In aKhtcldl ifthatint f.r Ibi ftryttn latiat!."
Do net fail loinai(tlicaltrisinit
E3CAMIN1! TUI5U15 INBTnUMBNTB
V'i,n I'jtrhituii;.
Culo4"ut free, n nj.j.lKalioii to tin
Taylor & Farley Organ Co.
WORCESTER. MASS.
H." l HtfO tit-nliiv it liiiini'. SmiiiiiIi'H
Willi- K (" I V'lllltMM SISH(J. .t Co.
I'oitlaiid, M.i inc.
E .Bi BEAM & eo.BooTs, Shoes
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GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
STOCK ALWAYS COMFLETE
MANIJFACTUIIKI) TOOUDKIt
And
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY DESIRED,
and at the
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
NASBURG & HIRST
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I or ; keep PtMif ,uuH on i.nfi1'
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,,
fiitiHllfliiK (if Iho lMtntni,lVniu, f
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of all KIiuIh, IhochoiuBt '
GROCERIES
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PROVISIONS.
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CLOTH I NO,
JIATS iiml CAPS,
MOOTS mill SIlOKs
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SI.IPPICUS mi.l ().i'I.OTH
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YAWK, IIAUDWAllK
ami TOOl.s,
Cij?rsr and Tolmcco,
Taints (UN ami ViirtiNlus,
Cliulro Wines iiml l.lijiiorn,
Tlnnuro ami Ami M.
cirri.miY, wood ,,.;
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STATIONERY,
JVJM UH t.MX I.I 1 1 V
nurcxtriiltoitiioH('iiiiare lillrd
wih thuflmt
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
IMUCJ5S TO SUIT THE TI.MKS.
X. It. All k'hnIh piiri-h.md at our
Storo will l' d.divori'd free ot tlmrct)
at anv Kiiit on tlm routo of tlio
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4'ov.n ii.iieiii:it mioi.
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If yon want nn cany chut o,
A KiMid on Ixirhor fXiTirnvc,
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IVmii iiiurn 'till niK'it or liU" nmiti;
.My raxiirH'httri, toy w iwiri kt'i'ii,
Mv nhop i in nt mid low 1 1" t It 'in
nd I here 1 think that u mil luid
I'.ufli iirtiilcloiiit tlir in i ud ,
I trim thi'huiruith nkill for p ntn,
t)f foiirno tho piiff if fifty trnl".
j SlininMMiiiiK. too 1 dn thai wi II.
iiit nit a dial, tli.it uilliill .
Ho lii'lpiiHigriiiioun if I iiiakf )ouhol-
lor.
I Yt.ii iii'i'd imt pay (n.iri( r of n dollar,
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I' S Hut und (d l ith ahs.nn rt'iuty
I ;ilMfl
FAMILY
Meat Market
ItOHS A TIM.MKIt.MAN
Would jhiiiohiipo to llui puhlif that
their new inaiket
Ol'I'OSITi: THE CENTRA I. HOTEL
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ANDTIlKYAItKPUKPAHEIHoSKU.
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lU'.EF l'OUK A MKAThof AI.I.KINDH
p nov i sionVand vegetables
VliSSIil.S and I.OWIIXU CAMPS
sci'i'.ii:n
ITl'ItlCES DOWN TO THE HKlUiS
W.G WEBSTElt.
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fllAVr: LATBIA' HKTl'K.N'KP
fioiu Han FraiiiiHi'o with a ron'
pleto htoi k of efiy HiiiiK iimiy ll110
leady iniiile hootMiind hIiocm, i'U'.
DEST MATERIAL ONLY USED,
COOS II A V
FURNITURE
STOBB?
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I'ICTimiW, FUAMIIS, MH'1J1N0H.
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Mudo to Older.
t!f)FFIXS iiiiulo ul Hhoi tent iitlt-
SEWING MACHINES
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