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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1872)
jjhc pcmorratic firnes. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1S72. Agenta tor the ••Time».” - New York G «o. P. Rkwai.i. A Co., - San Francisco TlIUS. SoTCK, - - . !.. SxMl’KI., ... - - Portland - San Francisco 1.. P. Fian-», - - - - Josephine Co. 1>* n . G iikfn , - Town anìj Tountn. A dmitted .—Quincy A. Brooks, of Jackson county, lias Isevn admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court. B abbitt M etal .—We have about 75 ]><>u ni Is of Babbitt metal, which will be »old cheap, in quantities to suit. llEi.ioiot s. —Bev. Father Blanchet i will hold divine services at the Catholic j Church, to-morrow, (Sunday), nt the I usual hour. C rystal E alace C iiut ’ s .—This in corrigible bilk played to a small audience I last Monday. Such institutions ought i to be scarce. C oming .—John Wilson's Circus, said I to be one of the grandest affairs of the age, is announced to jH-rform in Jack- ! sonville on November 2d. P assed .—Senator Fay’s bill fora wag on road through Jackson, (¡rant and Ba ker comities, passed the House as origi nally introduced in the Senate. ITEM LETS. Miserable and fickle weather. Remember the County tairnext week. Moonlight promenades are now in or AGRICULTURAL FAIR 4 < 4 4 der. The writing school now numbers over <30 pupils. R. D. Markland has left Roseburg for Portland. Bob Westrop is taking photographs at Roseburg. Remember to go and see Billy Wilkin son to-night. Fires are raging in the mountains . north of town. The Coming County Fair will undoubt edly be a grand success. Anton Vllnian has lately enlarged hi’ store and filled it with new and elegant goods. Job Printing of all kinds neatly ami cheaply executed nt the T imes printing office. The November term of the Josephine Circuit Court will commence on Monday, < >ct. 2>th. A Grand Fair Ball will be given at Veit Schutz’ Hall next Friday evening, 25th inst. Plug hats are abundant, and young la dies congratulate themselves that they have beaus with decent hats. Millions’ ball alley is alnnst complet ed, and the boys will have a chance to T he R aces .—The races at the coming try their skill at this rejuvenating game Jackson County Fair promise to be a before long. «Here’s, there being contestants for near Farmers are complaining that the ly every race, and some fast running “early rains” are too long delayed this | will undoubtedly be done. fall. The ground is so dry and hard that , N ews for the L adies . —New fancy not much plowing can be done. and millinery goods at the Misses Kent. ’ The Board of Trustees held a meeting Just step in for "a minute” and you will last Tuesday evening, but owing to their | see a variety of everything in their line, great length they are omittwd this week. <»f the “latest styles” and best quality. They will appear next week, however. L arge O nion Y iei . d .—Messrs. Garri The Indians in the vicinity of Klamath son and Cleve, of Little Applegate, have ' Lake last week stampeded a drove of cat just harvested 10,000 pounds of onions tle belonging to Win. Miller, of Lane off less than half an acre of ground, i county, and got away with a number of Show us the half acre that can beat this. them. D elayed . — Ow ng to some reason, I In chasing an annoying dog the other Archbishop Blanchet will not be present day, one of our citizens ran against a to confer tin* Sacrament of Confirmation clothes line, which widened his mouth at the Catholic Church to-morrow. He! and extracted two teeth without pay, ! will, however, otli ’iate on Sun lay, Oct. and he didn't catch the dog either. 27th, an I Sunday, November .hl. Everybody reads a new-paper during a T he F air .—The Jackson Comity Fair pditieal campaign ami no better time c immences next Wednesday, 23 I inst., can be found for advertising. Many peo and continues four days. The premiums ple, too, di-like political topics ami turn «►:f red are liberal, and everybody should for relief to attractive advertisements. 1 ike a hand ami make it a success, as it ’The report of the affairs of the Peni is an in-ti ution essential to the indus tentiary shows that Jackson has 1 , rep tries of Jackson county. resentatives in that institution—being T he S peaking .—One Gov. Bennett, the third l>est represented county in the of Idaho, who is evidently lost, strayed State—Multnomah and Marion having or -tolen from the capital of that terri the largest representations. tory, harangued a small audience last ! Saturday evening, at the Court llouse.i C ounty Couitr P roceedings .—’¡’he llis speech consisted chiefly of stale and ’ following are the proceedings of the vulgar jokes, which he has related so i County Commissioners’ Court, tor the often that lie can sing them to almost i anytime. He is now haranguing the October term : Present—E. B. Watson, Judge; Jacob people of ('alifornia. Wagner and M. H. Drake, Commission A shland W riting S chool .—We ers. have received a communication from the Claim’ to the amount of $1,793 65 j C •mmittee apjiointed to examine the, were audited by the Court. writing of the pupils of Mr. W. T. i A change, as prayed for by petitions, ' Locke’s Ashland writing school, but was gratite 1 for the location ot a county I owing to our limited space, is nnavoida- : road from Mansfield’s place to Sam's lily omitt d. The ('ommitt *e state tha'; alter a careful examination of all the i Valley. The contract for the keeping of the specimens, they awarded the prize t«> Miss Fannie Kay, she having made the ! County paupers was let to Dr. L. Dan greatest improvement during the term. forth for one year from October 17th, for J ackson C ounty VicToifiors.—At the sum of $l,!>t)i», and the Doctor was ■ the Yreka race.’ last week, lmr-es from bound in a bond of $3,SOO to perform Jackson county took every purse for that duty. The Court then adjourned. trotting. J. N. T. Miller’s bay gelding. “Brick l’omeroy,” won two races, and I A F izzle .—The announcement that i large purses, making the fast time of| 2:52, and beating one of Siskiyou’s fast J. F. Gazley, Radical candidate for Pres est horses. He also took a $_*o premium idential Elector, would harangue the. for roadsters. Another Jackson county people of Jackson with one of his re horse—“Ashland”—also won a race. ' nowned long-winded sermons, on Thurs Siskiyou is quite mum on the subject of day, caused about 20 persons to assemble the fastest trotting horse’ about now. at the Court House to see him perform. L arge Y ield .—We were shown by He was, however, cut short, as his audi Mr. A. W. Sturgis, this week, several ence began to disperse just at the time gold nuggets, weighing $25 to $50 each, he was getting warmed up, leaving him I and considerable finer gold, in all about master of the situation, much to his dis- . 200 ounces, taken from his placer mine gust and chagrin. Jeems will not be at Steamboat City, just below the cele apt to bother Jackson soon again. brated Fowler quartz ledge. Mr. Sturgis informs us that his company has taken C oncert .—We are credibly informed out about 300 ounces this last summer, that Prof. Brooks, assisted by the best and that there is enough paying ground of the .same kind for hundreds of men to procurable talent in this part of the State, will give, in a short time, a con work. cert of vocal and instrumental music in L egerdemain .—The wizard “Strom- our city. We are satisfied that the great boli,” better known as Billy Wilkin masters of Europe and America will son, gave one of his entertaining exhibi have full justice done them at the hands tions at Horne’s Hall last Saturday of the performers. The public may ex evening to a fair audience. Billy per pect the most chaste and soul-stirring formed many new and difficult tricks in music ever offered to an audience in our : excellent manner, and among them the one of loosening himself, after being city, and beyond question the Hall will tied in every conceivable manner with a be crowded. rope by John O’Brien and Ben Sachs. I t has surprised thousands to witness He will perform again this evening, and those wishing to aee something startling the beneficial effects which result from a and amusing, should go and seo him. use of Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Consumption reaches its dreaded strength M ineral P rospect .— D. B. Rea, Esq., placed upon our table this week some through neglected colds. These colds fine looking specimens of gold-bearing maybe completely cured by the use of; quartz, taken from two ledges recently this preparation, as also the many forms ! located in the mountains in the western of bronchitis, whooping-cough, and other | l>ortion of this county by Henry Klippel, distressing accompaniments of oonsump-; tion. ( apt. Alcorn and himself. From the test they have subjected the ore to, the yield is estimated at $30 per ton. They report the ledge well defined and plenty of ore in sight, busidos excellent water power close at hand, and they design de veloping and putting reduction works up on the ledges soon. Mr. Rea also showed us other rare and valuable minerals he discovered, that exist in the same region, which, if developed, will add greatly to the material interests of Jackson county. HOUSEHOLD FABRICS. JACKSON COUNTY T he P icnic .—The picnic on Wed $1 and Diploma Best hearth rug nesday was a decided success. So say 44 pair woolen knit stockings 1 nnd 44 the young people who participated. Fish pair cotton knit stockings 1 and I pair by Misses under 12 ing, boat-riding and hunting were the 4 4 1 and years - FOll 1873. chief amusements, interspersed with a pair woolen fringe mittens 1 and pair woolen mittens variety of vocal music. pair by Misses under 12 The following is the PREMIUM LIST Some very amusing incidents occurred, 4 4 1 and years - for the ensuing County Fair, while one, in particular, came near ter pair woolen stockings by 44 to be held in minating seriously. All had gone off Misses under 12 ye’rs 1 and 4 4 Stocking yarn splendidly, till about dinner time, when | 44 1 and Woolen shawl the discovery was made that some onei Bybee’s Grove, near Jacksonville, 4 4 Foot mats - - - was missing. One of the “hunters bold” 4 4 and 2 Gentlemen ’ s shirts —COM M ENCINO— had not yet returned and several of the MISCELLANEOUS. young ladies becoming solicitous of his - $1 and Diploma welfare, instituted a search. ’Tis need-| WEDNESDAY, October 23d, 1872, Best pair dress boots - 1 and pair heavy bootj - less to say he was found, as “patience 4 - 1 and pair lady s shoes and perseverance conquers all things," —AND— MECHANICAL PRODLCTS. and if they were not persevering, none 4 4 Best display of cabinet ware - $5 and ever were. They returned from the hunt CONTINUING FOUR DAYS. 4 4 - “ wooden ware with the captured hunter, whom they 4 4 - 2 and “ tinware had found so encumbered with the game he had bagged, as to be unable to pro Entrance for money premiums per oent. on Fourth Department. ceed further. It seems he had taken great th’ amount of the premium oQered. interest in hunting for “ducks,” judging AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. from the number lie brought back with 2d Prem. 1st Premium. him. Best bushel of wheat ......... $3 00 $2 00 LIST OF PREMIUMS: A sumptuous feast was then spread out oat S ....... as-. 2 00 .3 00 beneath the waving boughs of a majestic •« barley........ 3 00 2 00 oak, and all were able to do ample jus 2 00 Twelve ears of corn............ 3 00 tice to the ladies’ culinary products. Display of grain from one Flrat Department, After dinner the hours were spent in 4 00 farm . ........ . ...... • 6 00 I 00 Peck of whito beans.......... 2 00 walks, drives and boating, all accompa HORSES. peas.................. .. 2 00 1 00 nied with merry peals of laughter, “light In this department the same animal cannot be 00 alfalfa seed ........ 5 00 3 some jest and song,” till the sun was low entered more than once, except in the sweepstakes, of squashes 5 or in the west, when it was mutually or as a colt with its sire or dam, as a member of a Display 1 00 2 00 agreed to adjourn to a farm-house, and family. 1 co onions................ 2 00 have a “little dance" to conclude the No animal will be allowed to comp’te for any 1 00 beets................... 2 00 premium unless free from disease or blemish which 1 00 Cauliflower......... 2 00 day’s amusement. display of voge- A cheerful reception was in waiting at can transferred to posterity. 3 oo table* from 1 garden...... 5 00 the residence of Mr. l’lymale, and after class i—nonsrs or all w <^ i — stai . liomi . O 0U garden seed*..... 3 00 several hours were passed in dancing, all Best 4 years old and over.............. $10 and diploma 2 00 ■ pplcs................ 3 00 2 oe started on the homeward drive by moon 2d best “ “ .............. J “ " pears.................. 3 00 light, which was quite as pleasant as the 2 00 MAKES. peaches .............. 3 00 A 4» 00 former hours had been. Everyone arriv Best 4 years old and oyer..............................$10 and diploma plums.................. 3 00 4 uo grape*3 varieties 6 06 ed home in apparently as pleasant a mood 2d best “ “ 5 " as when they left in the morning. FLOUSt« CLASS II—DHA rT Houses — STALLIONS. P ersonal .—Henry Klippel and D. B. • Rea returned from Josephine this week. Dr. Wm. Jackson returned from Ash land last Thursday. Maj. Jackson, of Fort Klamath, is in . town. N ew G oods . —John Neuber has just received a tine large stock of jewelry, to bacco, cigars, etc. Call and see them. •* 4 STOCK programme : SECOND DAT. Clan I.— Horses and mares of all work—from 10 to 11 o’clock, A. M. Clan //.— Draft horsesfrotn 11, A. m ., to 12, m . Clan III.— Roadsters «-from I o'clock, P. m ., to 2, P. M. THIRD DAT. Clan / F.—Carriage Horses—from 10 to 11, a . m , Clan I'.—Rou<istcr teams—from 11 to 12, a . m . Clan VI.— Colts—from 1 to 2, P. M, FOUBTI1 DAY. Clan 17/.—Saddle horses—from 10 to 11. a . m . Clan 17//.—Jacks, jennetsand mules—from 11 to 12, A. M, Clan IX.— Cattle—from 10 to 11, a . m . •* —Sheep—from 11 to 12, a . m , “ —Poultry—from 1 to 2, p . m . Awarding of W. C. Myers’ special premiums, in the forenoon, All entries for purses will be closed at 6 o’clock, p. m ., of the day preceding the race. ASHLAND SCHOOL. ASHLAND, OREGON. AVE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE that tbo il Ashlaud Academy is rapidly approaching completion, and will commence its first term on the first Monday of next October. No expense or pains will be spared to make its rooms inviting to all, and in situation, fur health and beauty, we believe the Ashland Academy is not surpassed by any in the land. It will be fully furnished with • 4 Maps, Charts, Pianos, Organs, Philosophic Ap 4 4 paratus, etc., and much care will be taken to se cure for it a competent board of instructors. more. TUITION PER TERM t EXTRAS PER TERM : 44 Primary........... $4.00 Languages, each,..$ 3.00 4 4 Preparatory,....... 5.00 Penciling, ............. 3.00 4 4 Sub. Junior..... 6.00 Painting................ 10.00 Junior,...-........ 7.00 Itistr’m’nt’l Music 10.00 4 4 Senior.............. 8.00 Use of Instrument, 3.00 4 4 Book-keeping (single entry)., $3.011 4 4 (double entry), 6.00 4 4 Board can be had in private families or with tho 4 4 Principal ’ s family, at $3.50 per week, exclusive ul 4 4 washing. We believe that no Academy in the State offers Best »ack of wheat flour.... ..... $2 00 and diploma like inducements at such low rates. If further in I Best 2 years old and over............................. $10 and diploma formation is desired, it may be obtained by calliug Sack of red wheat flour to be N ew A dvertisements .—We would 2d best' “ “ i “ on or addressing R ev . J. II. SKIDMORE, exhibted I V the tnanufactur- MARES. call the attention of our readers to the 27xtf. Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. er, with statement <.f the va , Best 2 years old and over, with following new advertisements : riety and quantiity of wheat 4 4 colt by side......... ..........................$10 and diploma 2 00 to make it 'The enterprising firm of Sachs Bros, Best 2 yrsold and ovor, without colt 5 “ CHKESK. has just received a large stock of superior CLASS III—ROADSTERS — STALLIONS. —CONDUCTED BY THE — goods, which they sell at the lowest rates. Best 3 years old and over.............. $10 and diploma Beit cheese of domestic manu- 00 i • •••••••••••••••••• •••••• facture.... Persons desiring anything in their line, ¡2d best “ “ .............. 6 “ SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES, BUTTER, DREAD, 1TC. should give them a call. ! UELPINOS. 00 and diplutna of butter................ Hoffman «fc Klippel have lately receiv Best 3 wars old and over............... $S and diploma Best 4 exhibit 4 4 o 00 Jacksonville, Oregen. 4 bread ................ ed a large supply of hardware, tinware, 2d best' “ “ ............... * “ 4 4 4 4 do. corn bread.. 2 •U etc., and are now prepared to sell every 4 4 4 4 MAKES. FlinE SCHOLASTIC YEAR of this school will rve bread........ 2 00 •• 4 4 thing in their line at the lowest prices. I commence about the middle of August, and is brown bread.... Best .3 rears old and »vor...... ...... $10 and diploma divided in four sessions, of eleven weeks each. ....... C “ ** “ ...... Call at Anton Vllman’s and seo what 2d bC»t HUSBY, lutzstltvts, PICKLES. The following are the terms : a splendid stock of toys, tobacco, candies, CI.ASS IV--- CARRIAGE BURSES. 1 00 and diploma Board and tuition, per term.......... ................. $40.00 Best honey. not less than 10 pipes, cigars, etc., he has just received. Best pair carriage horses, owned Bost canued tomatoes....................... Entrance fee, only once.................. ................ 5.00 4 4 and uved as such by one pers®r...$6 and diploma black berries........ 1 00 S. J. McCormick, of Portland, will Piano.................................... .......................... 1ft 00 4 4 4 4 ra -pberrie.' ............ 1 00 commence soliciting for a business direc 2d du........................... ...................... 4 “ Drawing and painting,................... ................ 8.00 44 4 4 peaches ................ I 00 CLASS V —ROADSTER TEAMS. Bed and bedding,............................ ................ 4.00 tory of Oregon in a few days. This 4 4 4 4 1 00 4 4 work will be of much value to every Beet double team roadsters owned Select Day School. apples.................... 1 00 4 4 4 4 Oregonian, and we recommend it to our and u.-ed as such by one owner...$6 and diplotaa quinces .................. 1 00 Primary, per term, ................ «... $ fi 00 2dd».......................... ' ..................... 4 “ 4 4 cherries ................ 1 00 readers. Junior................................................ __ ,......... 8.0Û 4 4 All animals competing for premiums in classes currant?................ I 00 Senior.•»•»»»»»»» .••« •••»••••• ................ 10.00 Read the Swamp Land Notice. 4 4 III, IV and V. will be exhibited in harness, and a grapes................... 1 00 Pupils are received at any time. and their terms 4 4 trial of s[ ued required. apple...................... Best jelly, will be counted from the day of their entrance. THE CAI IFOR.' ¡A .Ml U AL • 4 •4 currant.................. 1 00 CLASS VI—COLTS. For further particulars, apply at the Academy. 4 4 •• peach..................... 1 00 v2n31:ly. fc«t 2 vear-olJ.................................. $3 and diplorn 4 4 4 4 quince .................. 1 00 do ............... 2 i do ........... ...................... 4 4 Best preserved quines:.............. 1 00 do ’.est l-vcar old................. ............... 3 4 4 4 4 peaches................. 1 00 .............. 2 do 1 best ............................... 44 OF SAN FRANCISCO. 4 4 1 co peurs ...................... do lest suck ling colt.............. ............... 3 4 4 4 4 (Corner California and Oregon Streets.) apples............................ 1 00 do 1 best................................ ............... 2 4 4 4 4 Has the largest Capital, pluins................... 1 00 CLASS VII — SAODI.K BORSRS. P.asf a 1rs << 1 00 •FAO’lfcSOiYVAL.L.F:, - - OltlCOOA. The i.ujfesl Assctts, Beat ,adJ<e horse...............................$6 and diploma LJ 4» ” b LVIIiOlv 44 00 Best pickled cucumbers............ 1 4 4 ** The largest Annual Income, 2d best ....... 4 do onions.................. 1 00 DAVID LINN 4 4 4 4 1 00 gherkins ............. A n I Will i-sue policies 1.5 p-r cent. les, CLASS VIII—JACKS AND MUI.Ft. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of fur Y than niiv > tlier Company in the 1’i.ited Best Jack ..........................................$•> and diploma WINKS, LAGER BEER, CIDER AND VINEGAR. niture, consisting of States. ’1 lloMAS A. BALL. President | Best Jennet........................................ 5 do Best yield of wine from grapes, S in Fr.xnci-co, Uni. ' Be.'t mule 2 years old....................... 5 Bedsteads, do quantity and quality eousid It. S. OSBURN, Agent, Jacksotn i.:e. Ogu. Best mule 1 year old........................ 5 do ered .......................................... Bureaus Tables, [v2:n.34 Jy •4 Best pair of mules raised in county.. 3 do Best white wine.................... . .. 1 00 Stands, Sofas, Lounges, 44 Best red wine......................... .... 1 00 CLASS IX — CATTLE — BILLS. 4 4 Best Durham Bull.......................... $10 and diploma Best white sparkling wine... .... 1 00 4 4 Best blackberry w ine.......... .... 1 00 Best Devon Bull................................. 10 du <4 Chairs of A1I Kinds, .... 1 00 Best currant wine ................. Best Aluerny Bull..................... 10 do Best 5 gallon keg of lager.... .... 5 00 — a n n— Guilt Mouldings, cows. 4 4 Best 5 gallon keg of cider... .... 5 00 4 4 Lfc», Etc« ZFJklxTC'Y' goods Best Durham Cow........................... $3 and diploma Best sample of vinegar......... .... 5 00 Best Devon Cow.............................. 3 do DHIED AND PRESERVED FRliT. AND BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ Best Alderny Cow............................ 8 do ALSO DOORS, SASH and BLINDS Greatest number of varictb s kweepetakes . always on hand and iaadc to order. and best specimens, not less Best Bull of any breed....................$10 and diploma than 2tbs each.......................... $2 00 and diploma AT Ilt'.Dl ( !'.!) I’lHt l.S. Lumber planed on reasonable terms. Best Cow of any breed..................... 10 do Greatest number of varieties and best specimens of fresh pre CALVES. CALL AT served fruit, not lets than one ^.^Undertaking a ipeeialty.'O' Best Durham Calf........................... $J and diploata can or jar each.......................... 3 00 “ 30xtf. Bust Devon Calf................. 5 du FINE ARTS. Best Alderny Calf ........................... 5 do Opposite Orth’s New Building. Jacksom ills. (.3.3 4 4 ST. MARY’S ACADEMY, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. FURNITUBE WARE-ROOM, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS’ PARLOR & BED-ROOM SUITS, FURNISH ING , READY -- MADE CLOTHING, JACOBS’, sweepstakes . EGYPTIAN SPP.IN3 WHEAT CANDIES! CANDIES!! DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS, ETC. Best Calf of any breed.................... $5 and diploma Best specimen oil painting by —FRESH AND PURE AS— Diploma ' American artist........................ » notice to tiii : farmers . Best Buck........................................... $3 and diploma Same by Oregon artist................ Best specimen in water colors... 2d best................................................. 2 do “ •• in oil by foreign WOULD SAY To THE FARMERS OF Best ewe.................. 3 do artist......................................... Seuthcru Oregon, who desire to sow a first ; 2d best................................................ 2 do Mannfactur.d every day of the best materials by • “ water color, by class article of wheat, that I have the Egyptian SWINE. artist.......................................... Spring wheat for sale, at $1.50 per bushel, at my CANTY & WACNER, uncoloicd photo farm on Applegate, Jackson county. This wheat ! Best Boar............................................ $7 and diploma t i 3 do graph ....... took the premium at the World’s Fair, in Germa 2d best...................................... 4 AV HOLE8A LE A RETA IL CONFECTIONERS, do “ fruit painting...... $1 00 and ny, three years ago, nn.l -kind« the drouth better Best sow.............................................. 7 4 do flower painting.... than any other kind. The average yield per acre, 1 2d best................................................ 3 I No. 107 Montgomery St., San Francisao. Best Oregon landscape in oil by one year with another, i« sixty bushels. Seo spec POCLTRV. Oregon artist ............................ imen nt the Post Office, Jacksonville. Best lot of improved breed......... ..$5 and diploma Best exhibitof paintings by Ore 39m.3 ED. HENDRICKS. 2d best “ " 3 do t 4 gon or foreign artist................ t 4 TKY Tin; Best specimen of fancy painting The attention of the trade is called to our im mense assortment cf Candies and other goods suit Second Department. water colors.............................. able for the “ display of printing.............. HOLIDAYS. MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. “ specimens of penmanship..$1 and — FOR — And warranted to keep in all climates. “ crayon drawing ................... CLASS 1— HOISEIIOID IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Ceugtis, Colds. Croup and BronrhiDs. Prices LOW and terms LIBERAL. Orders for “ pencil drawing.................... Best churn - Diplotns. “ pen drawing...................... .. tbe interior promptly and carefully attended to. - - “ n38m3. T is an Ague Preventive, Blood Purifier, Invig- Best Butter Worker “ display ot foreign merchan - - “ orator and Appetizer, is good for all Nervous Best Washing Machine dise........................................... and Bilious ailments, and is the most efficacious Best Broad Grain and Seed Sower $3 and “ Alt entries shall be made with the Secretary, Lung Medicine extant. All of its ingredients are CLASS II—VEHICLE!. purely vegetable. Try a bottle. Prepared by Best two horse family carriage - Diploma. and no entry will be received later than 6 o’clock —AND— f . M. of the first day of the Fair. No deviation WM. II. PARKER, Best top buggy ... from this rule except by order of the Board. No 39m3 Jacksonville, Oregon. Best farm wagon for general purposes “ article, or any animal, entered for Premium can Best spring market wagon be removed and taken away without special per Best wagon or carriage brake mission, before the close of the exhibition. No Premium will be paid on articles or animals re Third Department. moved in violation of this rule. A speed pro California Street, HE undersigned are prepared to do all kinds gramme will be published on report of tbe Com TEXTILE FABRICS. MILL AND DOMESTIC mittee. of work in their line. Wagons manufactur JA ( 'KS ON VIL L /■:, Ü I! EG ON. ed from choice timber, and ironed in a superior PRODUCTS. manner. Old wagons repaired and made as good (Articles t> be exhibited by manufacturer.) RI’EFD PROGltAMMEi AVING purchased Blockwell’s barber shop as new. Blacksmithing in all its branches done on MILL FABRICS. in Jacksonville, I am fully prepared to do all short notice and at reasonable terms. Give us a kinds o. work in my lino in the best manner and Best at display of woolen goods by call. ^sBT'Shop on Oregon street, one door above one factory - - Diploma. reasonable pric s. Franco-American Hotel. Thursday, Oct. 24th. NEEDLE, SHELL AND WAX WORK, CI.0TH1MC, MATS, CRYSTAL A WRIGHT. RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER. Firit llaee.— Running race, half mile, purse of CATS, ETC. Jacksonville, Jan. 27th, 1S72. 4tf $100. Entrance, 20 per cent, of purse. Call at (he shop formerly occupied bv Block well. Best exhibit and greatest number . v2n27:tf GEO. SC11UMPF. FORT KLAMATH of articles in this class - $5 and Diploma First horse,............................................................ $GG Second horse, ....... 33 Ottoman cover 4 4 Fancy chairwork with needle Sfcrmd Hart.— Running Race, single dash of one EXPRESS LINE. 4 - 2 and Crotchet shawl mile, for two-year-olds, purse of $150. Entrance, 44 - Lamp-stand mat 20 per cent, of purse. 4 4 IIE undersigned hare established a regular Oregon Street, • 3 and Ornamental needle-work First horse,.......................................................... $100 44 line of backs, running from - 2 and Silk embroidery Second horse,...................................................... 50 4 4 - Embroidered dressing-gown JACKSONVILLE OGN. 4 4 JACKSONVILLE to FORT KLAMATH, - o and Embroidered lady's robe 44 - Embroidered table-spread Friday, Oct. 25th. HIS RESTAUR ANT has just been opened te Embroidered children’s clothes - s (via. Link River) for the accommodation of pas ■ nd 44 the public, and solicits their patronage. Tbe Trotting race, best three in five, purse of $200. En sengers and fast freight. Hack will leaie Jack 4 4 - 1 and Embroidered lady's collar table will be supplied with the best the market Embroidered af trance, 20 percent, of purse. 4 i sonville every Monday at 4 o clock, a. M., and ar - 1 and handkerchief fords. Board by the day or week, and tncals at Embroidered with beads 4 4 First horse............................................................ $133 rive at Ft. Klamath on Wednesday; leave Fort • 2 and all hours. 4 4 Second horse,.................................. 66 Klamath on Thursday, and arrive at Jacksonville - 1 and Tatting collar Board, per day,.................................................. $1.00 Worked collar 4 4 on Saturday. MANNING A WEBB. • 1 ■nd “ per week.............. .$5.00 Worked handkerchief 4 4 o-yi Proprietor!. • 1 and Saturday, Oct. 26th. Board and lodging, per week,.......................... $0.00 Display of millinery 4 4 - v2no31:tf J. R. HUDSON. all kinds of Running race, best two in three, purse of $200. Assortment of gloves A mittens 2 ■nd 44 4 4 Entrance, 20 per cent, of purse. - Variety of linen embroidery 44 - 2 ■nd Specimen of wax flower! First horse............................................................. $133 Í4 Specimen shell work • Second horse, ----- 66 4 4 Neatly, Promptly an« Cheaply Executed - 2 ■nd aving thoroughly repaired and Specimen braid work 4 4 • fitted up the above named mill with the lat Embroidered picture All races to be governed by th’ rules of the 4 4 - —AT THE— White quilt - . est improvements, we nre prepared to manufacture State Fair, three to enter and two to start. 4 4 - Worked quilt flour equal to any in Southern Oregon. A share J. S. HERRIN, Pree't. 4 4 - Silk quilt •f patronage is respectfully solicited. TIMES OFFICE. 4 4 H. K. H anna , Seo ’ y. 2 Patchwork quilt - ■nd nS7-m3. ALEXANDER A AMT. SUKEP. SPARKLING DEW! I 4 ( 44 4 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 BALM MEDICINE! I WAGON-MAKING BLACKSMITHING ! NEW BARBER SHOP. T H ” NEW RESTAURANT, 4 T T EUREKAlMILLS! H
