The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, November 04, 1871, Image 3

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ALEXANDER MARTIN,
A n O utrage on the T ax -P ayers .— PROCEEDINGS OF T1IE BOARD OF A nother P ioneer G one .—On Friday
TRUSTEES.
the 3d inst., at 1 o’clock, p. M., in the
Ono Charles Coggswell, a resident of .
fortieth
year of his age, James L. Louden
Goose Lake precinct, was arrested by
(Successor to James T. Glenn,)
[Reported for the T imes .)
departed
this
life,
at
his
residence
in
this
Deputy
Sheri
ft'
Foudray,
upon
a
warrant
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1871.
Saturday, Oct. 27th.—An adjourned
DEALER IN
issued by Justice Wade, of Jacksonville meeting of the Board of Trustees M-as held city, afler a lingering illness, lasting two
years.
Mr.
Louden,
or
“
Reub
Rinus,
”
precinct,
on
complaint
of
one
W.
C.
THOMAS BOYCE, No. 30 (Second
this evening. Present, Mr. Wilson, Pre­
floor,) Merchant’s Exchange, California Street, Greenman, for breaking a flume, and sident, Messrs. Fisher and Bilger; ab­ as he M as familiarly called by his associ-’
ates, was in many respects a remarkable
below Montgomery, is our duly authorized agent brought to Jacksonville for trial this
—AND—
sent, Messrs. HoM-ard and Zigler.
man. Possessed of more than ordinary
week. He remained in tho custody
for San Francisco.
The minutes of the last meeting were intelligence, wit and a graphic power of
CALIFORNIA STREET,
HUDSON A, MENET, are our duly author of the Sheriff in jail two days. Now-, as read and approved.
description seldom equaled, he obtained a
lied Agents in the Atlantis States. Office, 41 to whether Coggswell is guilty or inno­
JACKSONVILLE, OREGO N
The folloM'ing bills were ordered paid : State reputation. “Reub” was also known
Park Row, "Times” Building, New York.
cent, we have nothing to say. If he is R. 8. Dunlap, $56 ; Hoffinan & Klippel,
as a genial .companion and true friend.
J. M. BALTIMORE is our duly authorized guilty he should be properly punished, $1.50; John Bilger, $1.50. Total, $59.
He was born in Indiana, and was brought
and we do not propose to discuss the
agent for Portland, Oregon.
The Marshal informed the Board that to Illinois in his infancy. During the
—KEPT BY—
question of his guilt or innocence in these he had collected the claim against Chi­
DANIEL GREEN is our authorised agen
columns. Courts were organized for namen for damages in burning cemetery Mexican war he was a member of Col.
for Josephine County.
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
that purpose, and we propose to leave fence, amounting to $56 ; deducting his Hardin’s regiment and participated in
in notifying bis friends and the public gener­
the
battles
of
Monterey,
Buena
Vista
and
tho adjudication where it appropriately fees for collection, lie had deposited the
ally tnat he is now receiving and opening a very
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
?
large and extensive stock of
belongs. But in view of the fact that remainder, $50.40, in the Town Treasury. the other battles in which Taylor’s com­
mand
participated.
In
1850
he
emigrat
­
there is a resident justice at Goose Lake
An appropriation of $25, quarter salary
Religious Notices.
—Mr. Abram Tenbrook—a well-known of of Town Attorney, C. W. Kahler, was ed to this coast, and in 1851 came to HAS RECEIVED A MUCH LAR­ STAPLE DRY GOODS
Jacksonville, and is consequently a pio*
citizen and an honest man, mo cannot allowed.
GER STOCK OF GOODS
neer of Jackson -county. Was in Col.
Rav. F athkr B laxchett will hold divine ser- comprehend why this man Coggswell
Liquor licenses were granted to Henry Ross command, which went to the as­
viooa at the Catholic Churoh to-morrow, at the should be brought over two hundred
Pape, John Wolters and John Noland.
nsaal hoar.
miles for examination here. The Sher­ The Sexton was authorized to put up a sistance of the emigrants, "who were sur­ THAN EVER BEFORE !
H -A.TS eft? OAP8
iff’s costs alone for serving the warrant new board fence on the north line of the rounded at Bloody Point, and assisted in
R emember the races next week.
and subpepnas, amount to $105.75. cemetery grounds, Mi th yew posts, and burying fourteen dead bodies. Was
AND ARE PREPARED TO BELL AT
quarter master under Col. Alden in the
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
The
witness
’
fees
to
$91
more,
making
a
C ounty C ourt .—The November term
dispose of the old fence rails.
Indian
war
of
1853,
and
was
in
the
ser
­
total
of
$196.75.
We
submit
to
the
can
­
of the County Court commences next
Messrs. Fisher, Bilger and Howard
CLOTH«
vice in the Indian wars of 1855-56. In
did
consideration
of
the
tax-payers
of
M-ere appointed a committee to look out
week.
1858 he M as elected a Representative from
BLANKETS,
this county, whether that is not a steep
F ull .—We hear many inquiries for little bill for them to foot, just to gratify a new road from Oregon street to ceme- this county to the Oregon Legislature.
HOOP SKIRT«,
vacant houses, but there are none for the the malice of the prosecuting m itness, or tery grounds, ascertain probable expense Mr. Louden was a whole-souled, genial
AT THE
of land for the road, if it can be obtain­
anxious enquirers.
ETC., ETC.
man, having hosts of friends and no ene­
the convenience of his attorneys. The ed, and report early on the subject.
—ALSO—
mies. His death, although really a re­
Boot« and Shoes; Eadies*, Misses’
S t . M ary ’ s A cademy .—The second examination could have been had at
The Judges and clerk of water election
and Childrens’ Shoes.
term, at the Sisters’ School, in this city, Goose Lake at one-tenth the expense. M-ere appointed, and the board adjourned lease from the disease (consumption)
from which he suffered so long, will be
will commence on Monday next, No­ The alleged offence was committed there, to Monday evening next, Oct. 30th.
Ws have also in connection with tho above a very
regretted by all M’lio knew good-hearted,
and the prisoner, complaining witness
vember 6th, 1871.
Large and Extensivo Stock of Choico'
Monday Evening, Oct 30th—The Board
and other M itnesses Mere all residents oi convened pursuant to adjournment. genial-souled, witty “Reub Rinus.”
R eturned .—The sun-eying party of that precinct. Against the honesty and
GROCERIES,
Peace to his ashes !
Messrs. Howard «fe Turner have returned fairness of Justice Tenbrook, we are as­ Present, President Wilson, Bilger and
UR STOCK CONSISTS OF
HARDWARE,
G ay .—It is rumored that a trotting
from their trip east of the mountains, af­ sured no man can say a word. He is an Fisher; absent, HoM-ard and Zigler.
The
minutes
of
previous
meeting
were
match, to sulkies, will come oft next
ter an absence of nearly three months.
old and respected citizen—in faet a pio­ read an approved.
QUEENSWARE,
week between horses owned by two no­
neer
of
Jackson
county,
and
M
’
hy
he
Mas
T he P etition .—We publish on the
The returns of election held this day ted turf men of this county. One of the
CLASSWARE,
not
suffered
to
make
this
examination,
M
’
erc
opened and examined, showing a horses will be driven by the owner, and
first page of this issue the Swamp I.and
CUTLERY,
Petition. Have no room for comment we confess we are unable to see. The small vote cast, and but three majority the other by one of the gentler sex, who
criminal
docket
at
the
next
term
of
the
for the proposition submitted.
PAINTS,
this week.
has exhibited her skill in driving a sul­
Circuit Court M ill be quite large, and an
Messrs.
Fisher
and
Bilger,
committee
ky heretofore. We are bound to see that
F encing B urned .—Mr. D. Gray lost enormous expense on the county is inev-
OILS,
on
Mater,
asked
to
be
discharged
from
race
run, and furthermore we are going
some tw-o hundred yards of fencing this I ¡table in consequence. This is hard
ETC,
week by stubble fires. This burning I enough on the tax-payers ; but when the said committee, as the small vote cast ta invest our stamps on the horse driven
ALSO
manifested such indifference on the sub­ ly the woman.
stubbles is getting to be an expensive legitimate expenditures for criminal pros­ I
Window Glass, Nalls, Iroi and
I ject, as equivalent to a defeat of the meas­
Mteel, Cast and Steel Plows
amusement.
ecutions are swelled by M anton and in­ ure. The committee M-as discharged, and N otice to T eachers .—Persons in­
Wooden and Willow
HATS
AND
CAPS,
Ware, Etc., Etc.,
S tage O ffice .—The stage office has excusable expenses as in the case under an order passed to pay the judges and tending to teach in the public schools of
consideration,
it
becomes
our
duty
as
a
this county, and not holding certificates
been changed from the post office to the
clerk of election.
public
journalist
to
call
the
attention
of
from me, will please present themselves GROCERIES
U. 8. Hotel. Mr. Louis Horne has been
The Board then adjourned.
those
who
foot
the
bills
to
these
proceed
­
I sm now ready to sell anything in my lino at the
for examination at office in Jacksonville,
appointed stage agent, and M ill attend to
lowest
cash price. Persons wishing to buy goods
J
urors
.
—
The
following
is
a
list
of
ju
­
ings. In justice to the District Attorney,
at any time during the present month.
the business.
will find it greatly to their advantage to examine
HARDWARE,
M’e must say that this prosecution M-as rors for the Circuit Court of Jackson
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as I am
W m . M. T urner ,
W ood W anted .—Those of our sub­ commenced and the case conducted by county, at the ensuing November term :
determined not to be undersold by any house in
School Sup’t Jackson County.
Jackson county.
scribers who desire to pay their subscrip­ the attorneys employed by Greenman, William B. Kincaid, Thomas Raimey, Jacksonville, Nov. 1st, 1871—tl.
tion to the T imes in wood arc requested the complaining M’itness.
James Savage, A. G. Rockfellow, Tobias
jCST-Givo me a call, and then judge for your­
to bring itsoon, as cold weather is fast ap­
E. LinksM-iler, Jesse Dollarhide, Henry I mprovements .—We notice that Mr.
self as to our capacity to furnish goods as above.
T he W ater E lection .—The vote on Emery, William Brotherton, Lafayette John Orth has erected a new and com­
ALEXANDER MARTIN.
proaching.
TOBACCO
AND
CIOARS,
modious
barn
on
his
lot.
the water question was a very light one, Allen, J. W. Crutcher, Andrew Cantrell,
B rick .—The undersigned has just fin­
Mr. C. W. Savage having filled up one
19 to 17, and water carried the day by
Lease of County Road.
ished burning a large brick kiln at his two majority. We had a notion to put E. K. Anderson, John Grieves, Reuben lot with buildings, has got another on
LIQUORS,
B.
Perry,
Daniel
Hopkins,
James
Kil-
brick yard in Jacksonville, and is ready
up our rooster, but didn’t know whether j gore, John Lacy, C. C. Beekman, John Third street, and has gone to work filling
N accordance with an order of the County Court
to furnish brick to all those in need of
for Jackson County, Oregon, made at the Oc­
to put up the sick bird or the other. The B. Wrisley, C. S. Sargeant, Louis Her- that up. He is also making handsome
PATENT
MEDICINES,
this article.
P atrick F ehely .
tober
term, 1871, scaled proposals will be received
city dads are disgusted, and the water ling, John Coleman, Minas Walker, improvements on his saloon.
at the Clerk’s Office in said county, until Wednes­
T he R ailroad .—We learn that the question will probably take a sleep now, Wm. Haskins, Ben. Haymond, John W hat ?—Referring to the swamp land And many other Goods too Numerous day at 12 o’clock, M., the 9th day of November,
A. D., 1871, for the leasing of so much of the
to Mention.
track is laid seven miles south of Eugene until the town burns up, and then the Grubb, John C. Cardwell, Kaspar Kubli, petition on our first page, we would en­
County Road running from the Hill Farm to Loat
City, and construction cars are running people will wake up to the necessity of j Jesse Dodge, Chas. Williams, Wm. Suth­ quire if Jesse D. Carr is a fair specimen
River, as is embraced between the following points :
Commencing at the 4 mile-post about J mile above
that far south. The track is being laid getting water. Now the question that erland.
Favor us with a call. Goods M. Colwell’s place, and terminating at tho 45 mile­
of the “citizens of Jackson county,” who
at the rate of a mile and a quarter per bothers us is having decided for water by
shoM
’
ii
with pleasure, as usual.
post—a distance of 41 miles. To be leased to any
B ig B ah W orks A bandoned .—We signed that petition ?
person or corporation to open, improve and keep
a thin majority, are we ever going to get regret to learn that the mining works on
diem. Bully !
the same in good repair for travel thorcon for a pe­
it or do our venerable city dads take the
SACHS BRO’S. riod of ten years, with tho right, in consideration
SPECIAL NOTICES.
N ew A dvertisements .—Under the light vote as an indication that the “dear the Big Bar of Rogue River were aban­
thereof, to collect tolls at ono gate for travel there­
head of “New To-Day” will be found the peeps” are not much interested in water doned this week. The river M-as turned,
on
—the road in no place to be less than 12 feet
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Jacksonville, Nov. 1st, 1871.
n44
wide, where graded, and the ascent or decent of the
new advertisement of Sachs Bros. Their just now? Seriously we think the light but not enough of the shining ore was
road in no place to be great than 1 foot in 8—to be
liberality in advertising is a guarantee and dose vote the result of the ridiculous found to pay expenses. This company
constructed in a good, substantial manner, with
for their liberality in dealing with cus­ way in which the question was submit­ labored hard all summer, and it is a deep
convenient turn-outs for tho passage of teams, the
turn-outs on the grades to be in sight of each other;
THE NEW FOOD.
source of regret that they did not succeed,
tomers.
the remainder of tho road to be not less than 16
ted. If the question had been submitted both on their om u account, and because
Office, No. 61 Front Street,
Read the “Notice to Tax-Payers.”
feat in width, rocks an other obstructions to be re­
together with the question on the tax to of the benefit which a successful working
moved, and swamps to be thrown up or bridged,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
F reight .—I^rge loads of freight con­ raise the funds it would have excited gen­ of the bed of Rogue River M’ould have
and the road to be kept open and in good condition
for travel thereon at all seasons of the year.
eral
interest
and
a
large
vote
would
have
tinue to arrive from Crescent City. Our
conferred on the county.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST
The bid shall specify the unit or rate of toll up­
merchants have laid in heavier stocks of been the result. But to simply submit
PORTLAND, in the most desirable lecalities, con­
on a sheep or hog which tho bidder is willing to ac­
L ater .—Since the above Mas in type sisting
of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS,
cept for keeping the road, and suefr bid shall be
gootls this fall than ever before. It ar­ to a vote the question whether we want we learn that w-e were misinformed in
HOUSES and STORES ; also,
deemed a bid for tolls as to the other items men­
gues that they at least expect to have a water, without saying how much or how regard to the total abandonment of the
tioned in Section 64, in proportion to such unit or
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un­
rate as specified in Section 65, of Chapter 47, Title
good trading season. It looks like busi­ it should be procured, without the slight­ works. The work has only partially
3,
General Laws of Oregon. No bids will be con­
cultivated
LANDS,
located
in
ALL
parts
of
the
est information on the subject, was rath­ ceased.
ness, at any rate.
sidered unless accompauicd by an undertaking ex­
STATE for SALE.
er a ridiculous mode of putting it. We
ecuted by two or more sufficient sureties in the
B usy .—All the lawyers are busy pre­ think our venerable Fathers see it now
P ersonal .—Sheriff Klippel arrived
sum of two thousand dollars, to be void upon the
REAL ESTATE and other Property pur­
condition
that the bidder, if the lease is awarded to
paring for the next term of the Circuit in that light.
from Portland this week.
chased for Correspondents, in this CITY and
him, will, within ten days thereafter, or such fur
throughout
the
STATES
and
TERRITORIES,
Court, which commences on Monday
Hon. Jesse Applegate passed through
timo as the Court may allow, enter into a con­
with great caro and on the most ADVANTA­
For a few cents you can buy ther
week. There are twenty criminal cases
tract for keeping the road, and give the necessary
town
on the northern stage last M eek.
T he R aces .—There will be three days’
GEOUS TERMS.
undertaking for the faithful performance of the con­
of your Grocer or Druggist a tract.
on the docket, and about as many civil racing next week, at the Bybee race
Deputy Sheriff" Foudray returned from
The sealed bid will be opened on the said
HOUSES and STORES LEASED, LOANS
cases. The jurors, lawyers, witnesses and track, commencing Thursday, November interviewing the tax-payers at Goose
9th day of November, and, if deemed expedient,
package
of
SEA
MOSS
FARINE
and CLAIMS OF ALL DES­
the leaso will be awarded to the lowest bidder,
Judge are bound to have a blessed time 9th, and continuing Friday and Saturday, Lake, and brought as a prisoner Chas. NEGOTIATED,
CRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And
having due reference to the fact which of them is
made
from
pure
Irish
Moss
or
General FINANCIAL and AGENCY BUSI­
of it this term.
best qualified for tho undertaking. The Court re­
if the entrances are complete. We learn Coggswell, charged with breaking a a NESS
transacted.
Carrageen,
which
will
make
serves the right to rejoct any and all bids.
flume.
J ustice ’ s C ourt .—The case of the that the following two-year old colts
SILAS J. DAT, Clerk.
AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CIT­ sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange,
Ex-Senator Williams, Mr. W. K. Ish
October 10th, 1871.
41t4
State vs. Charles Coggswell, charged are now in training and have been enter­
IES and TOWNS in the STATE, will receive
and
Sep.
Heulat,
Esq.,
passed
through
with breaking a flume in Goose Lake ed for the race on the first day : Madame
descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward and a like quantity of Puddings
the sane to the above address.
Valley, underwent an examination on Jeanne Guilfoyle names b. f. “Jeanne town this Meek.
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
February 4th, 1871.
feb4-tf.
Father
Blanchett,
W.
H.
S.
Hyde,
Sol.
Wednesday before Justice Wade. The Glenn,” by “Jim Glenn;” Isaac Skeeters
Busse, &c. It is the cheapest,
defendant was bound over in bonds of names b. f. “Fanny,” by “Rifleman ;” Sachs and J. W. Manning got in from Ft.
Chapped Hands and Face,
Haskal Amy namesi.g.c. “Jim Barnes,” Klamath this week. Father Blanchett
two hundred dollars.
Sore lAps, Dryness of the Skin.
healthiest and most delicious CALIFORNIA STREET, (Opposite U. S. Hotel,)
AC., ctiC.,
by “Jim Glenn;” James Hamlin names had been making a pastoral visit to some
JACKSOTFVTXiIil], OKSGOS.
Cured
at
once
by
HEGEMAN
’S CAMPIIOR ICB food in the world. It makes a
S top I t .—The practice of shooting “ArabWm. Matthies names g. f. of his flock at the post.
WITH GLYCERINE. Itvkeeps the hands soft
splendid Dessert, and has no
LWAYS on hand the best stock of patent and
within the precincts of town is getting “Blue Tail Fly.”
in all weailiC.’- See that yoU get HEGEMAN’S.
hemo-made Rifle and Shot Guns, single and
A
F
ightinger .— The man McVey, Sold by all Druggist?; only 2& cents. Manufac­
to be a nuisance. A few evenings since
equal
as
a
light
and
delicate
For the trotting race on the second whose inhumanity regarding the burial
double ; Revolvers of the latest patents ; Pocket
tured only by IlF.aEMAb ' hvi Chemists and
a bullet passed in unpleasant proximity day, the following entries have been
Pistols, neat, small and powerful ; Derringers, the
Druggists, New York.
food
for
Invalids
and
Children.
Lake
M
’
e
have
referred
to
several
of
latest
and best. Also the best Powder and Powder
to the law office of Fay & Rea. The made : Jacob Roudabush names blk. g.
January 7th, 1871.
jan7-ly.
Flasks; all sort of Shot and Pouchoe; Cape,
—■------------------ ♦ .♦. +---------------------------
times,
we
understand,
insists
that
he
can
whistle of the bullet as it passed the win­ “Black Bill,” by “Black Satin ;” John
Wads, and everything in the Sportmaa’a line.
“cataM-ompously lick, chew up and whip
The above goods are nil of tho best quality, and
A Glorious Change!!
dow could be distinctly heard. Is there Miller names b. g. “Dan.”
will bo sold cheaper than the cheapest. jZJiT* All
the
biggest
Oregonian
that
ever
made
a
not an ordinance against this practice ?
For the last day’s race no entries have mark on Oregon soil.” He makes these
orders promptly filled. Repairing done promptly
TIIE GREAT WORLD’S TONIC. and in good style.
If there is not, there should be.
as yet been made.
Notice to Tax-Payers.
JOHN MILLER.
threats in Crescent City. He was here a
Jacksonville,
Sept.
9th,
1871.
56
F ire -A rms .—We would submit to the
T ime and enlightened experience have short time ago, but did not profess to be
HE undersigned, Sheriff of Jackson County,
Board of Trustees whether an ordinance shown that certain substances formerly a fightist then. It is likely that some of
Oregon, will meet the tax-payers of said
our
big
teamsters
will
take
the
gentle
­
county,
for the purpose of receiving taxes, on the Thia wonderful vegetable re­
against the exhibition of fire-arms and used and relied on in medical practice, are
following days, in their respective precincts, at
man
down
“
and
look
at
him,
”
if
he
con
­
assaults with the same on the public unnecessary and dangerous; yet some
their usnal places of voting, and will remain in storative is the sheet-anchor of Ikcemau’s Cordial Elixir of Callsaya
tinues
in
a
belligerent
mood
until
he
en
­
oach
precinct from 9 o'clock, A. M., until 4 the feeble and debilitated. As a
streets would not do some good ? Quite of these substances have found their way counters one of them.
Bark.
o’clock, P. M., of each day, to-wit:
A
pleasant
cordial
which
strengthens and im­
recently there has been two or three into medical compounds. Dr. Walker’s
Link River, October 19 ! Flounce Rook, Nov. 7 tonic and cordial for the aged proves the digestion, an excellent preventive of
cases of this kind, endangering the lives California Vinegar Bitters, however, con­
“Music H ath C harms .”—The other Goose Lake, “
23 Big Butte Creek “ 8 and languid, it has no equal fevers, fever and ague, Ac., and a groat renovator
Springs “
30 | Little Butte C’k " 9
of innocent passers-by and spectators, tain nothing injurious, being composed night wc heard the strains of music issu­ Willow
and tonic fur invalids and debilitated persons. Ha­
'* 10 among stomachics. As a remedy geman A Co., Now York, tole manufacturers. Sold
Grant’s Pass, "
31 Manzanita,
and it is about time it should be stopped. exclusively of vegetable substances from ing from Williams’ saloon, and on step­ Leland, November
" 11
1 Stcrlingville,
Town,
" 22 for the nervous weakness to by druggists.
California. For all disorders of the lit er, ping in, found the proprietor and another Evan’s Creek, Nov. 2 Union
" 23 which women are especially sub­
Foot’s Creek, “
3 Applegate,
B elligerent .—Marshal McDaniel ar­ kidneys, bladder, skin and digestive or­ drawing dulcet sounds from a couple of Rock Point, “
" 24
4 Ashland,
Dissolution Notice.
" 25 ject, it is superseding every other
6 Eden,
rested a man last Saturday, who had got gans, and for purifying the blood, they violins. We believe most stage heroes Table Rock, "
Jacksonville,
“ 27 stimulant. In all climates, tropi­
“die to slow music.” We wonder if it
outside of too much benzine, and thought are the most wonderful remedy known.
OTICE is hereby given that the into
Tax-payers will please pay their taxes at the
Roames A Wilson has boon dissolved thirty
contributes to the enjoyment of a drink, above stated times. The law in regard to thoir cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts
he would like to take a little pistol prac­
by
mutual
consent. Those indebted to tho Ann
enforced.
as a specific in every species of will please call on Kahler A Watson, ¿*ck,0DTl”®'
tice, with Senters as a mark. The Mar­
W ill be in T own .—Judge Willis, to take “sugar in yours,” to the inspiring eollection will be strictly HENRY
KLIPPEL,
shal stopped his little game, but not be­ Register of the Land Office, will be in strains of “Billy in the Lowlands,” or
disorder which undermines the and settle their bills without delay. The creditor«
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
of tho firm will also present their accounts to Kah­
Jacksonville,
Oregon,
Sept.
27th,
1871.
—
44.
“
Leather
Breeches,
”
or
“
The
Arkansaw
fore he made rather a narrow escape Jacksonville on Monday and Tuesday of
bodily strength and breaks down ler A Watson, who are hereby
to *cl 10
T. G. REAMES,
from being shot himself. The Recorder Court week, and will take proofs on Traveler.” If it were not for our strict
lanks of all description the animal spirits. For sale by the same.
JAMES A. WILSON.
printed with nontnv« and dispatch at this of
asked him to pay over eight dollars to homesteads and pre-emptions submitted temperance principles, we would be
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all
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•-'-■♦s.
Oct.
15,
1871.
flee.
tempted to try it.
the Town Treasury.
to him.
g'hç ^cmocratii’ firnes.
THE POPULÄR STORE
GENERAL MERCH1NDISB,
Temple of Fashion,
LOW PRICES WILL WIN.
SACHS BROS., T
READY-MADE CLOTHING, -
Wholesale & Retail,
MOST REASONABLE PRICES!
o
PRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
QUEENSWARE,
I
Real Estate Dealer
HUNTERS’EMPORIUM!
A
Hew,
T
Plantation Bitters.
GREAT AUTUMN TONIC
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B