The Democratic times., February 25, 1871, Image 3

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Octi PiBLlc S chools .—The regular qu ir
ter, ending this month, closed last Friday.
Tiiis is the second term of Prof. R >bb and
Lady in this district, whose excellent man­
agement of this school has given the l»igh°sl
satisfaction to the patrons ; good order and
discipline has been mildly and quietly co
forced, to that prudent degree that has hud
the happy effect of engendering the kindest
understanding between the pupils anti teach
ers. The average number attending has-
been 95 throughout the entire term. And it
is to be hoped that Prof. R >bb’s services will
be permnrentlv aecurcd to the people <»•
Jacksonville. The s •hool will open Monday
next, and it is important that all pupils be
entered the first day of the term.
THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES.
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1871.
THOMAS BOYCE,
No.
30
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(Second
floor.) Merchant’s Exchange, California Street,
bel«>w M ■ntgomery, is our duly authorized agent
for San Francisco.
Ill D«»DN «S. MILNIIT. are our duly author
Axed Agents in the Atlantic States. Office, 41
Park Row, “Times” Building, New York.
local
I ntelligence .
N ew B» ok .—Cyrus W. Jackson has
placed up n our table the 2 I volume of Al >x
ander 11. Steven’s lli«tory of the War lie
tween the States, v’cwcd from a con«titti
tiotial s’and point. The book is elegantly
bound io calf, an»l from Mr. Steven’s tie
knowledged ability as a writer, and his
familiarity with the subject of which lie
writes we have no h ‘si’ation in recommend
ing the work to the reading public. Mr
Jaekson is C »’’vassing for the book, and will
be pleased to take the n imes of all those de
siring to purchase it.
Rrv. F ather B lanciiktt will hold divine «er­
Vice« at the Catholic Church to-morrow, at tile
usual hnuf.
R ev . G eo . II cghbankn will presch at the M.
K. Church, to-morrow, at 11 o’clock a. m.
B ard or TaV'Tsn.—Reported for the
T imes , Ftb. 18, 1871. The Board met at
7 i o'clock, pursuant to adj »urnment. Mein
tors nil present. The Board was called to
• >rder by 1’residetit Linn. The minutes of
the previous merlin were read and approved.
• hi motion, ordinance No. 50 was taken up
s i n?, recommending that a deed be granted,
li p rt adopted and lhe Recorder ordered to
make out the deel, u?on the payment of
a«s-«stnent ($20) on said lot. The Recorder
before the Board bids received for
g-a eil.ng streets, which were opened and
r il. and were as fallows: Willian
i 1 : >r the whole work, $280 00
l’ .il'.ip«. bid for C street, $195 00
Eaton,
II. T.
f<>r l>
« r ’.$15 00; for Third, street, ;
f r F urih street, $150 00; C. «1.
i 1 for the whole work, $333 Ot
11 lines, bid f.»r C S reet. $320 0
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’. $sj 0Q; for Thin] sireet, ;
Lvun
“
ItvrTKR “
t >r F <urth street, $175 00. Wm.
l id was thrown out a« an iuform<l bia, and
Dutton's b“ing the lowest regula b l. wa«
a reptfd, and the contract aw .r ie l accord
ingly, and requiring die party to fl.e .■ g-.o i
aud sufficient boil iu the sum uf $336 OO.
E gg »
P kacii . :«*
H on y
P otatoes "¡4
O nions "p*
I : > : w s 7 * th
WILLIAM
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JACKSONVILLE, OREGON;
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Ty*”*****'
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jt»L _ D ry 'p^7‘ ’
I?GOODS
LOW PRICES WILL WIN.
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STAPLE DRY GOODS
One Full Blood and two three-quarter
blood Percheron marce,
IS AT
bvrail to Chico, Cal. lie is a light, dapple gray, 5
rears old the coming Spring ; weighed when ship-
ed in Ohio, 1,680 lb«., at at maturity, in good
condition, wil
WEIGH 1,800 POUNDS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
SACHS BRO’S.
Has large, broad, fleet limbs, good disposition,
»leasing countenance, fine style, good action, and
iias never been bred to any extent.
While in the East hunting for a horse to bring
o this Coast, I saw nineteen imported Pcrcheron
horses, ami I am satisfied The Wh.te Prince for
RITE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT
V V tnent of
FORM, SIZE, STYLE AND ACTION
KEPT BY
XT ATS cfc GILT’S
IMPROVED FARMS. an< talnable tin
cn’tivsi'e»! LANDS, i-< it<d iu ALL parts ut th<
S f ATE tor ¿ALE.
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REAL ESTATE and other Proper'v j»u-
ehased fur Correspondent«, in this 4’1
»nd
throughout the STATES and TERRI I ,(R I E>,
with treat «-are and »u the most ADA a NTA-
GEOUS TERMS.
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HOUSE’ and STORES LEASED. LOANS
NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DES-
RIPTIONS PROMPTLY COI.LEC I ED. An
a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI-
NESS transacted.
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11 indow Class. Nalls, Iron and
Meet. Cast ami Siteel Flou»
11 ouilcn and llillou
11 arc, Etc.,
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CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF ORE ION,
I for the county of Jack-on.
A. B. Overneck vs. G. Whitney.
Action at Law Io recover Money.
Notice of Final Settlement.
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INTERN ILLY —
A Glorious Change!!
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The Pain King
I
270 00
225 00
450 03
261
-. Ul ES DYS EN I'EllY,
The Pain King
CURES SUDDEN COLDS.
R. F. Manry, Administrator of the above es
tate, having file I in said Cou t his final account.
an»l also praying for nn -»rd-’r fixing the time for
EXTERNALLY—
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bearing the same: therefore n dice is lieieby givi n
that said final account wi l be heard »nd deter­
The Pain King
mined, in sai<> Court, on Tuesday the 7th day of
March, 1871. at which time all persons having
CURES SCALDS,
objections to said final account and settlement
must then and there make the same.
The Pain King
By order ot T. II. B. Shipley, Judge of said
Court.
CURES FROST BITES,
SILAS J. DAY, Clerk.
Pain is supposed to be the lot of us poor mortals,
Febl-w I
The Pain King
Jan. 31st, 1871.
as inevitable as death itself and liable nt any time
to coine upon us. Therefore it is important that
CURES BRUISES,
remedial agents should l»e at hand to be used on
an emergency when the seminal principle lodged
The Pain King
in the sy.-totn shall develop itself, and we feel the
excruciating agonies of pain, or the depressing in­
CURES RHEUMATISM,
N THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
fluence <»f disease. Such a remedial agent exis’-
of
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
Jackson.
(Sit
­
in the Pain Killer, whose finite has made the cir­
The Pain King
ting in Probate,) January 30th, 1871.
cuit of the giobe. Amid the eternal ices of the
polar regions or beneath the intolerable and burn­ In the matter of the Bestate of Josiah
CURES TOOTH-ACHE,
ing sun of the tropic«, its virtues are known nnd
Newland. Deceased.
appreciated. Under all latitudes, from the one
The Pain King
extreme to the other, suffering humanity has found
Charles Griffith, Administrator of the above es­
re'ief from m ny of its ills by its use. The wide tate. having filed in eai»i Court bis final »count,
CURES STINGS OF INSECTS.
an<l broad area over which thia medicine has spread, and also prat ittg for an order fixiug the time tor
attests its value and potency. From a small hc- bearing the «¡ime ; therefore, notice is hereby given
\s a Family Medicine, it stands unrivaled.
gining. the Pain Killer has pushed gradually along that »»ai l final account will be heard ail<i deter­
making its own highway, so'ely by its virtues.
mined in said Court on Tuesday, 7th »lay of Mar-It, Buy it, »ry it, and be c nvinced. For «ale by all
Such unexampled success and popularity has A. D., 1'71, nt which time all person- having ob- dealers in Patent Medicines.
AV. L. COWAN, Proprietor.
brought others into the field, who have at»enm<e I. icetions to «aid final aecount and settlement, must
Jan. 14 tf.
undcr.similarity ol name, to usurp the confidence then ami there make the same.
of the people and turn it to their own selfi-hness
By order of T. 11. B. Shipley, Judge of «aid
Hnd dishonesty, but their efforts have proved ftfcit Court.
less, while the Pain Killer is still growing iu pub­
SILAS J. DAY, Clerk.
lic favor.
Jan. 31-t, 1871.
feb4-w4.
( kept ox the E uropean flan ,)
Jan. 21, 1871.
Notice of Final Settlement.
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
DIVORCES.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Corner of Stark and Front Streets,
S ee the alditioo to Madame Gui'foyie's
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EAGLE BREWERY.
J
Fluey havebcen kept as a distinct breed for more
than a century, and undoubtedly trace to the Ara-
bian, and have several infusions of
FUSE AEAtLVI
<r
BOARI! AND LODGING
CURES INDIGESTION,
AGENTS of hi. OFFICE in nil the CIT­
N THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
IES and TOWNS in th- STATE, will receive
of Oregon, tor the County
Jackson, (sitting
descriptions <>t FARM PROPERTY and forward
in Probate) January 30th, 1871.
tl e same to the »bove address.
February 4th, 1871.
In the niatterof the Ra*ate of karon Cham»
bers. Deceased.
French Writers Say
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Win. M. Matlie«, Ad nini-t " it»»T of the above es­
tate hiving file I in sai I Cotitt l.i« final account The Pain King
an 1 praying for an order fixing the tinv f»r herr­
CURES CRAMPS,
ing tilt- - ime ; theretorc, ii tice is I ereby given
that sai l flu il account will I e beard nml ilr'er-
The Pain King
mined, in «aid Court. »>n Tue«<luy. the Itli day <>t
April A.D., 1871. a' which time all per«' n« having
objections to said final occ »unt and « ttlemcnt.
CURES CHOLERA,
niu«t then nn 1 there make t e same.
The Pain King
By order of 1. II. B. Shipley. .Judge of said
< Hurt.
CURES SICK HEADACHE,
SILAS J LAY. Clerk.
Feb 4-w I.
Jan. 3M, 1371.
The Pain King
Notice Gf Final Settlement.
I would here say, that well informed horsemen who •
were acquainted with this stock, said The AVIiite
Prince was as promising a young horse as they
had ever seen imported. To those wtio are not
posted as to their hi.-tury, tbe
For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a UJ. S5.
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
J ACK.SON VILLE, 03EGON,
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange, I Ii. HORNS, Proprietor,
and a like quantity of Puddings ÎEGS LEAVE TO INFORAI THE PUBLIC
that be hai tile largest, best, uni mast cum­
Custards, Creams, Charlotte ol ’ 9 iioiis
Hotel in Southern Oregon.
Busse, &c. It is tho cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
Th' II iuse has lately b en re p tinted, aud reno­
splendid Dessert, and has no vated
; the rooms are newly furnished, and woll
ventilated.
The b'dro >rns are supplied with
equal as a light and delicate SPRIN'i I!EOS.
an I every other convenience fur
food for Invalids and Children. the c'.'tufcrts of guests.
THE CREAT
KING
The Percheron
In tlic H«t century. It i« that which gives I hem
their endurance, style, form and nctiuu.
“lie Ini not such a fine skin ns lhe Arab, nor
.is prettily ruumlel, uoil, ¡m l small foot ; but
we taint rem« tn er the fjet that lie lives under a
¡old climate upon elevated plains, where nature
;iws him for a covering a thicker skin and a
warmer c <at, and that lie has been for years Hep-
ping upon m »ist, clayey soil.”
TERMS $J5 in IT. S. go'd coin, th» season.
G »u I p isturage, wi'h goo I fence, ne-’.r here, al ¿0
its. per we *k. Everyboly is invited to c >tue and
see ray stock and judge fur themselves.
W. C. MYER.
Ashland Mills. Ogn., January 25th. 1'7!.
1840
639
Surpasses them all. In this selection 1 was as.
■ isted by Mr. Jas. Fullington, ex-Prcsident Ohio
'tate Agricultural Society, said to tie us g'»od a
judge of this stock asany person in the United
States. Ho was one of the first importers, is fa­
miliar with their endurance in France, and their
breeding qualities in Ohio.
Those who have read in the American Agri-
rullnriet anil other agricultural papers, know the
world-wide reputation oi
ALSO
SUMMONS
✓
THE BEST PLACE
ill
Absolute Divorces legally obtained in New
would give him a serpent? Yet how often
OREGON
FORTZ i ASVD*
York. Indiana, Illinois, and other States, for per­
when the sick ask for medicine, they receive son« from any Stiite or country, legal everywhere ; 4 LL TAXES REMAINING UNPATD AFTER
ZIERER A HOLTON, PROPRIETORS.
the 20th in.-t., will be collected with costa;
poison. Mercury, iodine, strychnine and de.-ertion, drunkenness, non support, etc., suffi­
cause ; no publicity. No charge until di­ therefore, pay up and «ave expense.
Jaunnry 7-tf.
prussic acid, are prescribed daily, and the cient
vorce is obtained. Advice free.
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HENRY KLIPPEL. Sheriff
larger tbe dose the more heroic the practice !
Address, MOORE A RICHARDSON,
and Tax Collector of Jackson
Counsellors at Law,
Shun all deadly minerals, and concentrated
■ County Oregon.
180 Broadway, New York City.
LAGER! ! LAGER!
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FeM-tf
Feb.
1st.
1871.
vegetable poisons. Let Da. W aijexh ’ s Y in -' January 7th. 1871.
jan7-ly.
egak B ittees be the fir«t resort of all who
Chapped Hands and Face,
VT
sutler from general debility, indigestion, con.
More Lips, Dryness of the Skin.
stipation, biliousness, intermittent fever or [
dkc.. dkc..
rheumatism. They will need no other medi Cured at once by HEGEMAN’S CAMPHOR ICE
OSEPH WETTERER HAS NOW ON HAND
WITH GLYCERINE. It keeps the hand« soft
and 1« eonataatlv manufacturing the best Lag­
cine.
HEREBY
’
ANNOUNCE
TO
TIIE
VOTERS
in all weather. Hee that you get HEGEMAN’S.
adveriiaemeDt io this issue.
TH' WHITE PRINCE
Was imported from France by the Darby Plaint
importing Company of Union county, Ohio, in
July last.
I purchased him in November, and
shipped him, with
To Charles Sterne. Lewis Sterne, Maria Sterne.
George Sterae, Sarah Sterne, and Arthur S'erne.
heirs of th»» property nn»! Estate of Joshua II.
'terne, deceased, nml all others interested therein :
\ ou, and each of you, are hereby notified that
Sila« J. Day, Administrator “De Bonis H<>n” <»t
«aid Estate, ha.« filed hi« petition praying for tin
UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURF
order of said Court t» sell the follow ng described FjlHE
| in notifying hi« friends anil the public goner
real property belonging to said Estate, situated in
the town ot Jacksonville, Jaekson county, Oregon, ally tnnt he i« now receiving and opening a very
to-wit ; A hou«e and lot. situated on Third Street, »urge and extensive stock of
near the corner of Elm Street, said lot fronting
fifty (50) feet »»it Thiril Street. nn»l running back
the saute width one hundred feet (100). ami nnown
is tbcJoMma II. Sterne’s liou«e and lot ; therefore,
notice is hereby given to the heirs ni-law of said
Estate, that the prayer of said petition wi’l be
heard and »ieterinined at the Clerk’s office of sanl
county »»n Tuesday, the 7th day of M ir. lt, A. D..
1871, at H) o’clock, a. tn., at which time and ptac»
the said heirs-at law above named, and all other«
unknown, if any there be, are hereby notified tu
appear and show cause, if any exist, why an order CALIFORNIA
AND SALEM
of .«ale sboulil not be made, as in the aforesaid
petition prayed for.
CLOTH*
By order uf Nun. T. H. B. Shiplev, Judge.
SILAS J. DAY. Clerk.
BLANKI'.TS,
Jacksonville. Jan. 31-t. 18T1.
feb4-w4.
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Who. when his brother asks for bread,
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Sterne, Deceased.
N Till: COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
• •f Oregon, for Ji.ekMiii Couto v (Sitting ill Pro­
REXL ESTATE in 'his CITA’ ami E \ ST bate), January 3 tn, 1871.
PORTL \ N l>. in the ino-t »I óra’»!«- localit
con
.«¡»•ting »I LOI'.', H Kl.F BLOCK' au 1 BLOt K', I ii the matter of the Fatate of Mepheti
HOUSES u’id -TORE' ; .i «o,
Halleck, Deceased.
1,206 15
76 98
Balance on hand.
There is now due to B. R>bh and wife, as
teachers for 3d quarter, tbe sem uf $450 00,
with the rate bills of the last quarter to col­
lect. The interest taken by the patrone of
this school, and the rapid progress of the
scholars in learning, is worthy of commeuda
tioo.
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CALIFORNIA STREET,
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PORTLAND. OREGON.
1,283 00
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N THE COUNTY COURT OF TIIE STATE
of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, Jan­
uary, 1871. (Sitting in Probate.)
In the matter of the Estate of Joshua II-
T'» G Whitney, said DeCt : Y u are hereby i ¡»nt now ready to «ell anything in my line at
»mom >ne»l to l»e an»i appetir in tbe Circuit Court lowest cash price. Per«»»u.« wi.-liing t » buy go< <1
li fa, 2) wt the State of Oreg- n, for the County of Jack.«>»ii. i will find it greatly to their advantage t<> examim
3(9 3 »»a tiie fir-t »1 <y of the Novemb»T Term. A. D.. lour stock before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 am
6(0, X H” |, ol said Circuit C»»urt. and answer the eotu- lilertniiied not to be undersold by any house in
l-lnint in this ciuse filed axain t you. wherein Jaekson county.
judgment is detn iti'lid against you tor the sutu uf I
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seventy the »lullars. w»th interest thereon Ir on the
1st da, of January. 1871, at the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum, for medical sen ices rend» re»l ami
medicine furnisln »i v»>u by Pi’fT, or judgment will
be taken ngain«t y<»u in default thereof.
DAVIDSON,
By order ol llm. P. I’. I’riin, Judge of «ai l
Court, this Feb. 16th. 1871.
FAY A RE \, PITs Att’ys.
p'ebrtiarr ISth. 1871.
I»I.18 till.
Office, No. Gl Front Street,
r i ph its and Q laeenb»’» grammar.
Moneys received—Balance in llanda
School Clerk from last year,
3 130
Amount rece.ved from Max
i.
I
he imported tercheron or nor -
tuiin horse will be kept tbe coming season,
commencing February 1st. at my farm, near Ash­
land, on the stage road, till April 1st. From and
after April 1st to July 1st—Tuesdays and Wednes-
lay«—at the stable oí Reames A Wilson, Jackson­
ville ; Fridays and Saturdays at my farm.
Real Estate Dealer
214
N ». of legal voters,
• • 4 4 pers »us over 4 ann unde
280
20 years of age,
44 * y Male scholars,
123
4 4 Feuiu'e ”
147
4» »• Qu triers taught during
3
year,
it
44 Sclio.ars iu average at­
90
tendance on school.
Kind of txjok« used — Wilson’s spellers and
readers, Davie’s arithmetics, Cornell*» geog
pai 1 out • to DeBusche
an Principili Let Q»ia’r
Mrs. Jane McCully,
Auiftant,
B. Robb and wife, 21
Quarter,
Inc dental expenses,
T
Citation to Heirs
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Annual Repart of District No 1. Jak
sou Cjuiity, Oregon, for tie Year
Eiling February, 1871.
it
(«rk’o
25
12ÇÎ.15
18(a20
38(<ÿ50
f * Doz
C1IF.KSK
1b
At-¡-IKS— -Dried
C.ndiliuis for the faiihiul periurinunce ol
s lid Contract, to be approved by the Presi
dent and Recorder. Au order pas«td r< qut
ring Che Street Cuuituissioiier to grade tlie
s reels, and open gu’ter» preparatory to th
grave.ling of ihe
tne saute.
same. Mr. Net! « detvt
r sjluiiixis referring to the Town D.recury,
J '.lUilsIled in tiie l tMgs, as being incurreei.
ins tiainc being uiniiled as uue ut toe low l<
Muller, as County
Treae’r for 1870, oat
of County Fund*,
collected from School
patruus during school
year
1861,20
I :ï(»t 1 s
ll(i>5
H aws
B acon ’*
Ti usii.es, Slating that lie thought it wa.-
parp »«eij uiutl.ed. After »inking oui a
p irt, lhe res iutiuus were adap.eJ, and the
K -j »r 1er ordered to iurm.-ii a c py < h tm
t -3 »lullens to both pipers publtsaed in -Juck
suivit.e. fur lheir pubiiealiuu. Board thro
udjourued*
DEALER IN
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Jacksonville Market Prices.
CLOTHING,
Reported anil corrected weeklv for the D emocr itic
11OOP SKIRTS,
T ims ' s hy Sachs Bros.. AVholsale and Retail dealers
PROCLAMATION.
B3OTS AND SHOES,
in Drvgoods, Clothing, Groceries, Provisions,
IVArrco», under the Act «>f the Legislative As­
Etc., Etc.
ETC., ETC
sembly of the State of Oregon, entitled‘‘An Act
IIATS,
— Ar.sn—
to protect litigants,’’ approved October 24. 1870,
G HOC i: KIRS
Booti and Shoes; Ladles’, Misses’
the proprietor of the Eugene City (Inard has been
GROCERIES,
and Childrens’ Shoes.
designated to publish the legal and judicial adver­
S vgahs —Crushed A p1 !b............
tisements f»r the County of Lane : the proprietor
S F Golden C
PROVISIONS,
of the Pl ’i’xleah >•. f<>r the counties of Coos, Cur­
W e have also in connection with the above a Terr
Sandwich Is B t 4
ry. Josephine, and the proprietors of the D emo -
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Large and Extensive Stock of Choice
CovrtE—Costa Rico
QUEENSWARE,
ch atic T imes , for the county of Jackson : and
Fresh Ground 4 «
Where"*, the said several proprietor« of said
4 t
Chocolate
LIQUORS,
newspapers have filed with the County Clerk of GROCERIES,
T eas —Young Hyson 4 4
il 2361,1
said
several
counties,
written
stipulations,
accept
­
4 <
. 1 0003,1
Japan
ing tbe conditions of said net, together with
SI : G A1 IS & TO B A C C O,
HARDWARE,
o .*»0
Fi.ot’R—F* 100 lb.......
bonds approved ns said law directs, with proper
00
> 3 50 @ 1
M eal
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all of which will be sold very
returns and notices thereof to this office ncc rdiug
206*25
QUEENSWARE,
C rackers f *
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to law :
5 50fit 6 5u
C amii . es ' f * B ox .......
JÜR'CHEAP FOR CASITA
Now, therefore, said several newspaper« are
146u22J hereby pr<*cl timed to be appointed iiu l confirmed
R ick p* if.....................
CLASSWARE
5 06(q,6 O» as the medium through which all judicial and legal
S alt Y* 11'0 tb ...........
Please call, before purchasing elsewhere, ar
2U@25 advertisements, for said several counties respect­
S alkii iti s f» . ...........
judge fur your-elf.
CUTLERY
20(0,2.1 fully. shall l>c published for the period authorize«!
SACHS BRO’S.
S oda fl lb
50 by said law.
S pices “ •
PAINTS
January "th. 1871.
1 50
V1SEG AR "{4 Gal.....................
Done at the city of Salem, this 21st day of
25(0,-17 January, A. D. 1871.
C alifornia M atches f* >i«»x
OILS
THE NEW FOOD
44
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50(0,75
G erman
L F. GROVER. Governor.
•nnd passed, decla ingall the travelled streets
. f tbe town to be public highways—the
i’ es.deot Voting, no. Tbe Town Treasurer’s
la-t statement was reporter! back by the
•>:nniittee and ordered tiled. The committee
:i tae petition to cover the ditch on C street,
r• ; rted the same back without rec inmen-
ila l n. Committee on application of M. R.
Uu for title d-ed, rep >rtid favorably to the
then laid
THE WHITE PRINCE.
JVTTZETàSrZOISr,
JAS. T. GLENN,
ÿrgal ^Mcrtiscineuts
t’.i.i Ke hai at rcafonablc rates, aocarding to the
rurm occupied.
THE GREAT WORLD’S TOXIC,
THE TABLE
Plantation Bitters.
Wil! he supplied with the best the market can af-
urd.
This wonderful vegetable re­
storative is the sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal
among stomachics. As a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub­
ject, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropi­
cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every species of
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the auiiual spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
FAMILIES
Can fin I at this House rooms especially arrnn-cd
■or their comfort and convenience, as well as everv
•.ttention and comfort u ua'.ly found at a well kept
Hotel.
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i« attached to the Hotel, for B ill«, Meeting!;
'hor,«, Ac., and can be had at reasonable term«.
The Hotel i< furnishc i with a bar room where
'he very best liquors an 1 cigars may be found, at
prices to suit the times.
Jacksonville, Ogn., Jan. Sth. 1871.
HOW TO KEEP
YOUR—
THE PLACE
MONEY AT HOME,
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1 Y the WOOLLEN GOODS manufactured
by the
THAN THE
Cheapest!
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY
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Who would respectfully announce to the trade
»nd public generally, that they are now manufact-
lring and have ,» d hand for sale, a large assortment
>f BLANKETS, CASSLMERES, TWEEDS, plain
TWILLED and CHECK FFANNELS, AC. AC.
>f the best quality and at
DEALERS IN
FANCY, STAPLE &DR7SC0DS;
Clothing, -
Boots & Shoes,
Groceries,
LOW RATES I
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Orders aolicited. A liberal discount made to the
r»de.
Ashland, May let, 1869.
Liquors,
Cutlery,
Crockery,
Etc., Etc.. DTÒIZTICS,
NEW STATE SALOON
OF THE BEST QUALITY',
AND THE
CHEAPEST IN THIS COUNTRY.
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he thirsty public ARE
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INFORMED
that Pape A Savage
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o<»n ” will quench their thirst with the most choice
JEVERAGE8 to te found in Jacksonville for
• one bit.” We expect to lose money by it, but
tmes are hard, and wo cannot see pa »pl» thirsty.
FISHER Ac BRO 'S,
er ’Beer in fionthern Ore on, which he will sell in (Corner California and Oregon Streets,)
of Jacksonville, that I will be a candidate for
Sold by all Druggists, only 25 cents. Manufac­
quantities to suit purchasers. Call and test the
tured only by H kummas ¡ l C o ., Chemists and Town Marshal at the election in March, next.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
article.
Druggists, New York.
A. HELMS.
May
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Jacksonrill»
January 7th, 1871.
Jacksonville, Jan. 21st, 1870.
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