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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1871)
i I ©emoernti^ SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 30,1871. THOMAS BOYCE, No. 30 (Second Beer,) Merchant’s Exchange, California Street, W«w Montgomery, is ottr dnly authorised agent fer San Francisco. HUDSON As MENET, are our duly author ia«d Agents in the Atlantia States. Office, 41 Park Row. "Timo«” Building, New York. J. M. BALTIMORE is our duly authorised agent fur Portland, Oregon. DANIEL GREEN it our authorised agen for Josephine County. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. getiaious Notices. R sy . F athrr B lascistt will hold divine sar- vmm at the Cathuli« Church to-morrow, at the •Mai hoar. R emember !—The County Fair com mences Thursday next. T he C ounty ’ F air .—The ladies at tending the Fair will be furnished with tents and stands, for their exclusive use. OUR COUNTY FAIR—APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES, ETC. Judges of Classes 1 and 2—Alex. Mar tin, Conrad Mingus, Jas. M. McDonough. Classes 3, 4 and 5—John Graves, Thos. F. Beall, Stephen Booth. Classes 6, 7 and 8—Jacob Ish, J. P. McDaniel, A. Helms, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry— John Watson, Jas. A. Cardwell, W. Cor tez Meyers. Mill Fabrics—James T» Gleni)) J. B. White, Isaac Sachs. Needle, Shell and Wax Work—Miss Amelia Gore, Miss Emma Beach, Miss Isabella Culver. Household Fabrics—Mrs. L. J. C. Dun can, Miss Jacob Thompson. Miscellaneous—J. C. Tolman, C. W. Savage, T. G. Reames. Mechanical Department—Henry Pape, E. D. Foudray, Jos. Crane. Fourth Department, including Flour— John Watson, N. Wright, N. C. Deane. Cheese, Butter, Bread, etc.—Mrs. Wm. Hoffman, Mrs. E. Gore, Mrs. M. A. Wil liams. Wines, Lager Beer, etc.—John Tupper, Fred. Heber, Andrew J. Davidson. Dried Fruit and Preserves—Mrs. Alex. Martin, Mrs. L. Horne, Mrs. J. C. Tol man. Fine Arts—John Neuber, N. Fisher, Dr. L. T. Davis. C ounty C ourt .—The County Court was in session Monday, for the purpose of receiving bids upon the Butte Creek committees for the AGRICULTURAL bridge. FAIR. Executive Committee—John 8. Her 8 moke .—The equinoctial storm has effectually extinguished the fires in the rin, J. B. Wrisley, W. J. Plymale. PROGRAMME—1ST DAY. mountains, and cleared the valley of Running race, at 2 o’clock, P. M. smoke. Trotting race, at 3 o’clock, P. M. T he D ennis ’ M urder . No news has All entries for exhibition, except the been heard of Wells, the murderer of racing anti trotting, shall lx? made on the Dennis. He first day, to close at 4 o’clock, P. M. All ••H« has folded his tent like tho Arabs, entries for racing or trotting shall be And silently stolon away.” made the day previous to the race, by 6 A nise .—Mr. John Weiss has left at o’clock, p. M., except the first day’s races, our office a stalk of anise, at least thir which entries shall be closed by 10 teen feet long. That is certainly pretty o’clock, A. M., of the first day. good for high. SECOND DAY. diploma. Term harness, JACKSON COUNTY E xamination of an I diot .—Monday , Buggy harness, - Cat, a subject of the Brother of the Sun, I j Display laddies and bridals, and Uncle to the Moon, and Grandfather AGRICULTURAL FAIR Pair of dress boots, Pair ofheavv boots. to the Stars, was arrested as an idiot, and Pair of rents* dress shoes, FOR 1871. Pair of ladies’ shoes, brought before His Honor, Judge Dun Display of marble work, - can, for examination. Dr. Overbeck MECHANICAL PRODUCTS. made the medical examination, and up Tlie following is the premium list for Best- - diploma. on the testimony produced, Cat was or the ensuing County Fair, to be held in Display cabinet ware, Display wooden ware dered to be mewed up in the Asylum at Bybee’s Grove, near Jacksonville, com Display tin ware Portland. Cat is the same cuss, who, mencing THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5th, during his trial in the Circuit Court last 1871, ami continuing three days. Fourth Department. year, on a charge of burglary, sat with a Entrance for money premiums, 33j per AGRICULTURAL products . Second First “smile that was childlike- and bland,” cent, on tlie amount of premium offered. Premium. Best— Premium. LIST OF PREMIUMS. sedulously catching the flies that lit up Bushel of wh«at $2.00 $3.00 on the bar table, which performance was oats ■ 3.00 2.00 First Department. barley 2.00 3.00 varied by a vigorous hunt for other ver ’ HORSES. Twelve ears of corn - 3.00 2.00 min on his own person, of which there In this department the same animal cannot Be Display of grain from 1 farm 6.00 4.00 entered more than once, except in sweepstakes, or Peck of white beans - 2.00 1.00 must have been an immense population, | as a colt with its sire or dame, as a member of a *• peas - 2.00 1.00 judging from his actions. His counsel family. " alfalfa seed - 6.00 3.00 No animal will be allowed to compete for any Display of squashes 5 or more 2.00 1.00 secured his acquittal on the plea of idio premium, unless free from disease or blemish onions 2 00 1.00 cy. And now the places that once knew which can be transmitted to posterity. beats 1.00 2.00 earrot« CLASS I —HORSES OF ALL WORK — STALLIONS. 2.00 1.00 Cat, will know him no more, for a time parsnip« • 1.00 2.00 Best 4 yrs old and over, ............... $10 and diploma. at least. turnup« 2.00 1.00 4 « 44 44 44 44 SPECIAL NOTICES. .... WILLIAM DAVIDSON, 4e 44 MARES. 44 S kating R ink . — Monday night I Best 4 yrs old and over................ $10 and diploma. Horne’s Hall was filled with persons of, CLASS II—DRAFT HORSES—STALLIONS. both sexes, studying the mysteries of Best 2 yrs old and over,............... $10 and diploma. MARES. parlor skating. The mishaps of the stu dents were as enjoyable to the outsiders Best 2 yrs old and over with colt by side...........................................$10 and diploma. as the misfortunes of new beginners on Best 2 yrs old and over without the ice. We judge parlor skates are no colt................................................. 5 and diploma CLASS III—ROADSTERS. respecter of persons, from’ the way we All animals competing for a premiums in this de saw stately matrons and graceful maid partment must be exhibited in harness. ens, as well as the sterner Bex go to tlie STALLIONS. floor. They would come down with a Best 3 yrs old and over,............... $12 and diploma. thud that shook the house and jarred the 2d best................................................ 8 " " wax in tlie ears of the performers. Some GKI.D1NGS. times half the skatists of both sexes Best 3 vrs old and over,............... $10 and diploma. 2d best*.............................................. 6 " would be seated involuntarily but sociably MARES. on the floor, while a desirable assort Best 3 yrs old and over................ $12 and diploma. ment of legs scattered around promiscu 2d best................................................ 8 " CLASS IV—CARRIAGE HORSES. ously, were visible to the naked eye. Best pair carriage horses owned But it’s fun. The rink is well worth pat and used as such by oue person $6 and diploma. ronage. 2d best................................................ 4 " 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44 tomatoes 2.00 cabbare - 2.00 cauliflower 2.00 vegetables from 1 garden 6.00 garden seeds 3.00 3.00 apples pear« - - 3.00 3.00 reaches - 3.00 plums * 3.00 nectarines grapes, 3 varieties 6.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Real Estate Dealer Office, No. 04 Front Street, 3.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 4.00 PORTLAND, OREGON. REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EABT PORTLAND, in the most desirable localities, con sisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES ; also, FLOUR. IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un Beit— cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of the Sack of wheat flour - * i diploma. STATE for SALE. Sack of red wheat flour to be exhibited by the manufacturer, with statement of the REAL ESTATE and other Property pur variety and quantity of wheat to make it - - - - diploma. I chased for Correspondents, in thia CITY and throughout tho STATES and TERRITORIES, CBIKIK. « « with great care and on the moil ADVANTA Best cheese of domestie manufac GEOUS TERMS. ture - - $6 and diploma. BUTTER, BREAD, ETC. HOUSES and STORES LEASED. LOANS 44 Best— NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DES $6 and diploma. CRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And Exhibit of butter. • 4 44 bread, a General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI 44 44 NESS transacted. pilot bread 44 44 biscuit 4 I 4 4 soda biscuit AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CIT CLASS V—ROADSTER TEAMS. 44 44 butter crackers IES and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive P ersonal .—Col. T. Edgerton Hogg, 44 44 Best double team roadsters owned sweet craekers descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward proprietor of the W. & C. Wagon Road, and used as such by one owner $6 and diploma. 44 44 Boston crackers the same to the above address. 44 44 " passed through town on the stage, for the 2d best............ . ............................... 4 " February 4th, 1871. *feb4-tf. domestic corn bread 44 44 ryebread CLASS VI—COLTS. north. The Col. was reported dangerous 44 44 brown bread $3 and diploma. ill in San Francisco. We are glad to see ! Best 2 yrs old..... 44 4 4 BONEY,PRESERVES, PICKLES. 2 ' ¡2d best................... 44 him rapidly recovering his usual health. ; Best 1 yr old......... 3 44 Best honey, not less than 10 lbs. diploma, 4 4 2 44 • Best canned tomatoes - - diploma. We have had the pleasure of meeting 2d best................... 44 44 44 Best suckling colt 3 44 ’ black berries 4 4 4 4 Dr. 8. F. Chapin, of Tehama, Cal., in J 2d best................... 44 2 4 1 4 raspberries * 44 peaches town this week. The Dr. is a graduate CLASS VII—SADDLE HORSES. 44 pears of tlie New York College of Physicians Best saddle horse........................... $6 and diploma. 44 apples " 4 4 and Surgeons, and comes very highly re 2d best............................................ ~ 4 " quinces 44 CLASS VIII—JACKS AND MULES. cherries - . commended as a physician and surgeon. 4« currants I Best jack.......................................... $3 and diploma. 44 44 We are pleased to learn that he proposes | Best jennet........................................ 5 44 grapes 44 44 Best jelly, apple - - - 6 1 Best mule 2 yrs old ....................... casting his lot with us. See his ad. in 44 44 currant - - . j Best mule 1 yr old.......................... 5 44 another column. 44 peach - Best pair of mules raised in the 44 «« quince - Hon. Jesse Applegate was in town county........................................... 10 Best preserved quinces - CATTLE. Tuesday. 44 peaches 44 Best bull of nny improved breed, $12 «nd diploma. pears 4 4 • 4 44 A man ’ s body is a delicate machine, 2d best................... ........................... 5 44 apples 44 44 3d best.............................................. 3 plums subject to many ailments ; but a woman Best cow of any improved breed, 12 44 4« Best tomato catsup 44 is subject to many more. Her little ail 2<l best.............................................. 5 44 Best cucumber catsup 4 4 4 4 Best pickled cucumbers ments, her nervousness and “notions,” 3d best.............................................. 3 e 4 SHEEP. peaches and headaches, although they seem tri 44 tomatoes $3 and diploma. Best book 44 « 4 fling to men, are real disorders. For cos 2d best..... walnuts 2 • 4 4 4 4 4 mangoes and melons 3 4 4 tiveness, dyspepsia, general debility, ner Best ewe. 44 4 4 o 44 onions 2d best.... 4 4 vous and sick headache, pains in the gherkins SWINE. Best specimen concentrated vegetables back and loins, impurity of skin, and all $7 and diploma. " “ milk, « 4 troubles classed as “female complaints,” 3 «4 WINES, LAGER BEER, CIDER AND VINEGAR. 4 4 44 I D r . W alker ’ s C alifornia V inegar 44 44 Best yield of wine ftem grapes— 3 quantity and qua^ty considered $5 and diploma. B itters , which are purely vegetable, i POULTRY. . •• Best white wine and may be safely given to the most del 44 $5 and diploma. Best red wine 4 I • 4 3 " icate, are a sovereign and speedy remedy. Best white sparkling wine 4 44 Best blackberry wino Used in time, they strengthen the sys • 4 4 Best currant wine Second Department. tem and avert serious disease. Best 10 gallon keg oflager, 5 and diploma. MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Best 10 gallon keg of cider 6 and diploma. ave received , as usual , the first » 44 Bost sample of vinegar J ackson C ounty A gricultural S o and best stock of SPRING and SUMMER CLASS I—HOUSEHOLD IMPLEMENTS, ETC. GOODS there is to be found this side of San Fran DRIED AND PRESERVED FRUIT. ciety .—Members of this society are re Best churn....................................................... Diploma cisco. " Greatest number of varieties and quested to call on the Treasurer, Henry Best butter worker................................. Best washing machine............................ " best specimens, not less than 2 Pape, prior to the 5th of October, to re lbs. each - - $2 and diploma. I CLASS II—VEHICLES. Greatest number of varieties and ceive their badges, which entitles them Bvst two-horse family carriage............ Diplo B best specimens of fresh pre 4 4 to entrance, and pay over their subscrip Best top buggy........................................ served fruit, not less than one 44 Best farm wagon fur general purposes ean or jar each - - 3 and diploma. ' 44 tions. JAME8 D. FAY, Pres’t. Best spring market wagon.................... Best specimen, brandy peaches 44 Best wagon or carriage brake.............. H. K. H anna , Sec’y. • 4 Best specimen peanuts HOW HIGH IS THAT? 44 44 44 Temple of Fashion SACHS BRO’S H in rai® it mir. Best specimen soft shell almonds FINE ARTS. <4 Embroirdered handkerchief........ Einbroirdered with beads............. Tatting collar.................................. Worked collar.................................. Worked veil..................................... Worked handkerchief.................... Silk bonnet.............. Velvet bonnet.......... JACKSONVILLE, OGN. Collection of furs..... Display of millinery Aasortment of gloves and mittens Variety of linen embrolrdery....... Office and residence at Ryan’s brick build Group of artificial flowers............. ing, Third street between California and Main. Specimen of wax flowers............... Specimen cone work....................... Specimen shell work....................... Braid straw or grass....................... Specimen braid work..................... Embroirdered picture..................... White quilt.................................. .. ENGINEER, Worked quilt.................................... Silk quilt.......................................... Patchwork quilt .................... ....... Children’s affghan.......................... S. F. CHAPIN, M. D RAILROAD SALOON HENRY PAPE HOICE LIQUORS AND stantly on hand. C CIGARS CON- 1 2 1 1 and diploma. and diploma. and diploma. and diploma. 44 1 and diploma. 44 44 44 44 2 and diploma. 44 2 and diploma. 2 and diploma. 44 44 DRVWINGS, PAINTINGS, KTC. Best— Specimen oil painting by Amer’n artist diploma. 44 Same by Oregon artist Specimen in water colors 4« in oil by foreign artist 44 in water eolors by for’n artist 44 uncolored photograph 44 fruit painting 44 flour painting 44 of Oregon landscape, in oil, by Oregon artist Exhibit of paintings by Ogn or for’n ar’t Fancy painting Faney painting in water oolor« Display of printing Specimens of penmanship Crayon drawing Pencil drawing Pen drawing 44 T Thursday, October 5th. first race . Running race, half mile, free for all. Purse, $50. Entrance 25 per cent. First horse.............................. ................ $25 Second horse.......................... ................ 15 Third horse............................. ................ 10 Trotting race, mile heats; best two in three. Free for all. Purse, $75. En- trance 25 per cent First horse.............................. ................ $40 Second horse.......................... ................ 20 Third horse............................ ___ ____ 15 Friday, October 6th. FIRST RACE. 44 Running race, single dash 1 mile, free for all. Purse, $100. Entrance 25 per cent First horse.............................. ................ $50 Second horse.......................... ................ 30 Third horse............................ ................. 20 2 and diploma. 44 HOUSEHOLD FABRICS. diploma. diploma. 44 diploma. 44 44 44 diploma. 44 44 • 4 SECOND RACE. Trotting race, mile heats; best two in three; free for all horses that have never trotted for money. Purse, $100. Entrance 25 per cent. First horse.............................. ................ $50 Second horse......................... ................ 30 Third horse.................... ....... ................ 20 44 44 diploma. diploaa. LADIES’ HATS —AND— DRESS GOODS Of the Very Latest Style«« SUN DOWNS. A large assortment of FANCY GOODS ; fas fact, everything you want from a NEEDLI to • FINE SILK DRESS. SECOND RACE. 44 44 Best— Hearth rug.................................... . Pair woolen knit stockings............ Si and Pair cotton knit stockings........... Pair by misses under 12 years..... 1 and 12 1-2 Cents. Pair of woolen fringe mittens....... 39tf. Pair of woolen mittens................... Pair by Misses under 12 years.... Administrator's Notice Pair of woolen stockings by Misses under 12 years............... 1 and Worsted knitted stockings........... HE nndersigaad having been appointed by th« •••»«» eewnneee County Court of Jackson eounty, Oregon, ad Stocking yarn eeeeee MToolen uh aw 1 ••...• •••••• •••••..• ministrator of tho «state of I. H. B. Shipley, de ceased, all persons having claims against said es Foot mats.......................................... tate ar« required to present them with tho proper Straw hat «••eeeecececeee eeseee SWeesrewaeee vouchers within six months from the date of this Gentlemens’ shirts e«««ee««4eeee«e «#««• 2 and notiee, to me at myoffice in Jacksonville, in said MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. Best- eounty. W m . H offman , Administrator. Jacktetrville, 8«pt. 23d, T87T. 38ti Set carriage harness«,............ «... TOWW TOCMTS. SPEED PROCRAMME. 44 2 and diploma. You win Find 44 44 eeeeee«ee C ounty B ridges .—Mr. Isaac Skee ters was the successful bidder for the contract to construct the bridge on Little Butte Creek, near Mr. Peter Simons', for $1,000. Berry and Smith’s bid for the construction of the Evans’ Creek bridge, was $2,433, coin. Action was deferred A D eplorable A ccident . — Last until the regular meeting of the Board. Saturday afternoon, as Mrs. Noland, in company with Mrs. Donegan, were tak H eavy .—The number of cases of as ing a horseback ride, her horse became sault with intent to kill, and assault with unmanageable, while near Mr. Berry’s, dangerous weapons, besides the murder near town, and she either fainted from cases, for trial at the next term of the fright and fell, or was thrown violently Circuit Court, will prove a heavy bill of on the bridge, receiving such injuries expense for the taxpayers to foot This about the head, as renders her condition shooting and killing folks may be funny quite critical. for the performers with the weapons, but P hotographic G allery .—Mr. J. B. it’s de4dh on the people who pay the taxes. The evil is increasing annually, Higginbotham intends opening a photo and will have to be checked by the trial graphic gallery in the old Reveille office, juries of the county. That’s the only on California street, above Chas. Black remedy. well’s barber shop. Give him a call. Sweepstakes; 4 miles trotting. Purse, $50., Entrance 33 j per cent. In the above races the entrance must be paid to the Secretary on or before 9 o’clock, a . M., on the day previous to the raec. All races to be governed by the rules of the Society—three to enter and two to start. All the above races will be confined to horses owned and kept in Jackson and Josephine counties, Oregon, and Siskiyou county, California. JAMES D. FAY, President. H. K. H anna , Secretary. 44 44 F ire .—Monday morning the chimney in P. J. Ryan’s store caught fire, and for some time endangered Horne’s hotel. The smoke escaped through the brick wall, showing clearly that the fire wall is very thin and unsafe. The fire war dens should investigate this matter. 8EC0ND RACE. 44 44 T he D efunct H eathen C hinee .— The Wong company are conducting a vigorous search for the rest of the remains of the Chinaman, whose head was found last week. The head is in the possession of Coroner Ganung. It is entirely de nuded of flesh, although the scalp and queue are still intact, having been dried on the skull. The under jaw is gone. That Celestial is so much scattered around, that we think the Wongs have a profitless job before them. Nothing less than the trump of Gabriel will get him together again, we fear. $50 80 44 From 10 o’clock, a . m ., to 12, M., exhi F or the asylum .—Sheriff Klippel bition of class I, 2, 3. started for Portland on Wednesday, in At 1 o’clock, P. M., exhibition of car charge of the Chinaman Cat, to whom reference is given in another place. riage horses. 2 o’clock, running race. R ain .—We were blessed with a soak 3 o’clock, trotting race. ing rain Tuesday and Wednesday, and 4 o’clock, exhibition of class 5. its revising effects are visible in things third day . animate and inanimate. From 10 o’clock, A. M., to 12, M., classes C hange of T ime .—The Thursday 6, 7. 8. At 1 o’clock, P. M., grand parade of stage from the north, which was due at 9 o’clock, A. m ., arrived at 2, p . M. stock. 2 o’clock, trotting race, best 3 in 5. Cause, awful mud in the Umpqua. 3 o’clock, trotting race, four miles. N otice to E xhibitors .—Those per 4 o’clock, reports of committees and sons having stock or articles to exhibit award of premiums. for premiums, will take notice that they T he B oard of E qualization .—The must enter the same on the first day of the Fair by 4 o’clock, p. M., as all entries Board of Equalization, consisting of the County Judge, Clerk and Assessor, has will be closed at that time. been in session this week, under a late I mprovements .—Our enterprising fel law of the Legislative Assembly, to cor low citizen, David Linn, is engaged in rect mistakes in the tax roll. The Board making extensive improvements in his increased the valuation of the property shop. He is putting up a new steam of the following’ named persons, in the boiler, and will put in a shaper, new saws sums opposite their names: J. Anderson, and other new and improved machinery. mortagee, (on A. M. Berry’s farm) $1,500; Wilbur Beeson, $500 ; R. J. Cameron, A ction to S quelch a C orporation . $1,000; Patrick Dunn, $1,000; James W. We are informed that District Attorney Hanna is preparing the necessary papers McDonough $500; Conrad Mingus, $1,- 000 ; C. T. Payne, $500 ; Thos. McAn to institute suit against the Rock Point drews, $500 ; Horace Root, $500 ; John , Bridge Company, to vacate their fran E. Ross, $1,000; Thos. Raimey, $1,000 ; chise. Thomas Smith, $500 ; Jas. W. Simpson, P rinting O ffice D estroyed .—We $500 : Jacob Thompson, $500 ; John P. regret to learn that the Roseburg Ensign Walker, $1,000 ; Isaac Woolen, $1,000. office was destroyed by fire recently. Total increase of valuation. $12,500. N otice .—Persons having clothing in Messrs. Gale lost all their material, be Jas. P. Helms’ assessment was reduced Third Department* the tailor shop of Wm. Herman, deceas sides a new supply of paper. We extend $500. TEXTILE FABRICS. MILL AND DOMESTIC _______ PRODUCTS. ed, will call and claim them and pay our sincere condolence, and hope they T he R emains of L ake .—Messrs. charges, or they will be sold at public! (Articles to be exhibited by manufacturer.) will soon be “on. their pins again.” Gage and Newcombe returned from Cres auction. MILL FABRICS. Best display of woolen goods by R ecovering .—We are gratified to cent City, and inform us that the feet Jacksonville, Sept. 16th, 1871. one manufactory........................... $3 and diploma. and legs of the unfortunate man protrude learn that our old friend, U. 8. Hayden, NEEDLE, SHELL AND WAX WORK, CLOTHING, HATS, B rick .—The undersigned lias just fin Esq., is recovering from a severe attack from the pile of rocks by the roadside, in CAI'S, ETC. of rheumatism, which has confined him which he was deposited by the barba ished burning a large brick kiln at his Best— Exhibit and greifest number of to his room for some time. The Express rous w’retch, McVey, the owner of the brick yard in Jacksonville, and is ready articles in this class................... $10 and diploma. office looks unnatural without the geni team Lake drove at the time he was to furnish brick to all those in need of Ottoman cover P atrick F e HELY. I Fancy chair work with needle .... killed. This man McVey has a store on this article. al presence of the ’Squire. Crochet shawl.................................. 2 and diploma. Smith’s River, and is amply able to give — ¡Lamp-stand mat............................. O n D it .—We hear it whispered that the unfortunate man a decent burial. DIED. I Ornamental needle work............... 3 and diploma. = 1 Silk embroidery............................... one of our leading young lawyers is about This man is a living disgrace to a civiliz In Jacksonvil e, Thursday, Sept. 28th, 1871, Embroidered dressing gown........ to lead to the Hymenial altar a beautiful ed community. Even savages give the of Chronic Diarihoea, AMALIA, wife of Peter Einbroirderetl lady’s robe............ 3 and diploma. Einbroirdered mantilla................... and accomplished young lady of this vil dead the benefit of the sepulture, but Britt, aged 49 years. « On the 27th inst., ANNIE, wife of John Norton, Einbroirdered table-spread lage. this libel on his race give his employe in the 21 nt year of her age. * Einbroirdered lady’s dress........... "Another unfortunate. Embroirdered children’s clothes.. 5 and diploma. the burial of a dog. Shame on him! Lonely and troubled, Einbroirdered lady’s eollar........... 1 and diploma. Ra«biy importunate, la going ta be doubled.” trance 2o per cent. First horse... Second horse Third horse.. Saturday, October 1th. FIRST RACE. Trotting race, mile heats; best three in five. Free for all. Purse, $100. En- la the Gents’ Department, You can suit vonrself in STRAW and CAS8T- MERE HATS, Clothing of all Description, LIN EN COATS, BOOTS and SHOES, and a general assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. We call special attention to our extensive stock of Ladies, Misses and Children’s California Mad« Shoes. All those GOODS, as well as our large stock of Groceries, Tobacco and Liquors, will be sold at very low prices for CASH, and to PROMPT, PAYING CUSTOMERS. Mure and Call on Us. Good« Shown with Pleasure-tK? SACHS BRO% May Sth, 1871. Administrator’s Noti©«. HE undersigned having been appointed by th« County Court of Jackson eounty, Orogen« administrator of the estate of Thilo Gassmaa, de ceased, all perrons having claims against raid ee< tate are required to present them with the proper vouchers within al* months of the date of thia Be tice. to me at my residence on Poor Man’s «reek, in said county. Lons H brling , A£m*r. Jacksonville, Sept. ?1d, 1871. 3 kv * T ♦