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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1873)
®hr iinnocrntic aimrs. TEACHERS’ INSTITUT»- LOCAL BREVITIES. Ohio Trade Wagon ! P articulars of the D rowning of W m . C hapman , J r .—We take the following account of the drowning j of Wm. Chapman, Jr., from the Cor- i 4 LIGHT EXPRESS WAG- lk on, with one or two seats— vallis Gazette of the 1st: About 11A a . m ., July 27th, young Chapman, in suitable for one or two horses. company with J. C. Taylor, E. N. | The Lest made wagon of the Shedd and John 31. Eglin, went to the kind river, near the lower sawmill for the EVER IMPORTED. purpose of bathing. It was proposed Steel tire, extra ironed, etc. to swim across zlhe river and back. ' Chapman and Taylor made the at-' Weight, 450 pounds. Will carry tempt—but before either reached the SOO pounds. Warranted ; for sale opposite shore, the former seemed to give out and sank. Taylor immedi low. ately went to his assistance and came near losing his own life in attempting to save Chapman, who sank to rise no i HA\ E BLEN PROVED for years in California as the best Wagon to stand this hot and more until life was extinct. A party dry climate. 1 he Wheels have tire rivets ; felloes run through hot boiled oil ; no Shrink of Indians were immediately set to age possible ; extra bearing irons and braces, with other improvements. work diving and dragging the river. i W e have also to arrive Extra Wheels, to make a Header Wagon of a Farm Wagon. Also M agons complete. Also, Light and Heavy Horse Carts. The timber for all our The botly was rescued after remaining Header agons is selected from second growth, seasoned for years in open sheds. All sizes, from in the water about three hours. Young one-horse to six-horse wagons on sale, with wide and narrow tires, with Eastern double C. was engaged in reading law with 'oxes ; antorma Racks, with or without side-boards, or gearings only. All wagons w»r- Col. Kelsay—and was engaged to be i anted toi two years. Prices regular ; send for circular. For sale by married to a young lady of this place. He was 21 years of age, highly re- j J. D. Arthur <k Son, spected, intelligent, refined, and of un CORNER OF exceptionable morals. His parents live in Southern Oregon — beyond Jacksonville, lie could not be kept California and Davis Streets, longer than Tuesday afternoon, and was buried before his father could ar SAN. FRANCISCO, CAL. rive. During his four years’ attend ance at the Corvallis College In* has 293m. made numerous friends who deeply mourn his loss and sympathize with the afflicted relatives. Circus next Tuesday. Job printing neatly executed at this SATURDAY,.................. AVGUST 9, 1873. office. To R esume .—Prof. J. B. Farley’s Henry A. Breitbarth left for the school will rv-coinmence on Monday, States this week. August 18th, 1873. Watermelons have made their ap pearance in town. ■ ' I mportant N otice .—No certificate Wm. K. Ish arrived from Fort of publication of legal advertisements Warner this week. will lie given until the charges are paid. We shall make no deviation Col. Drew, a former resident oi this FIRST DAY—FORENOON. from this rule. county, is in town. 1. Prayer. 2. Music—vocal. Prof. Fowler, the phrenologist, will E ureka M ills .—Messrs. McKen 3. “instruction in Geography,” by lecture in town on the 18th. zie A Amy, as will be seen by adver tisement, have secured the services of Miss Ettie Braden. The weather has been exceedingly I. Discussion upon “Instruction in windy and cold this week. an experienced miller, and art“ prepar- ed to furnish the public with a stiperi- Geography.” Quincy A. Brooks and family have 5. Essay by Miss Martha Nail. or article of flour. returned from Link River. 6. “Object Teaching,” by Mrs. O. A. Madame Holt is making extensive L eg B roken .—John Cumons, an Davis. improvements on her hotel. employe of W. J. Ply malts had his left 7. Recess. leg broken in two places by slipping White & Martin are building a gra 8. Music—instrumental. from a hay mow. l)r. Danforth set 9. “Instruction in Grammar,” by nary and store-room on Third street. the broken limb, and the injured man County Court met this week. The Prof. Robb. is now doing well. 10. Discussion upon “Instruction in proceedings will be found in our next issue. W atch S tolen .—Master Edward Grammar.” Alex. Martin, Col. Stone and Lieut. II. Discussion of question, “J?e- Horne had a valuable watch and chain stolen from him this week. It was solredt That it is the right and duty Peek returned from Fort Klamath on lying on a bureau near a window that of the State of Oregon to provide for Thursday. The numbers on the I*. O. boxes had a pane broken out, and some per the levying of a State tax sufficient to son evidently reached in and captured it. maintain free schools in every county I have been repainted and the latteroth- ■■■ —♦------ — for nine months in each year.” Atfir- j erwise improved. C ircus .—The great Parisian Circus, WILSON ---------------<-------------- G. Karewski is making arrange- i mative, C. B. Watson, T. B. Kent ; as will be seen by advertisement else C lose C ollection .—Sheriff Me- : Is simple, durable, runs easily and sells for FIFTY DOLLARS. negative, II. C. Fleming, W. T. Leeke. ments to build another story on his where, will perform in Ashland on the Kenzie informs us that he has collect- I stone warehouse. 12. Music—instrumental. Uth Inst., on the 12th in Jacksonville, ed over $40,009, only a few hundred AFTERNOON. The incorrigible Meacham passed and at Rock Point on the 13th. This dollars remaining delinquent, most of 1. Music—vocal. through town the other day, on his which he expects to collect. NEEDLES for all MACHINES. Agents wanted in Oregon and Washington Territory. circus is a mammoth combination of 2. Essay by Miss Ida Beach. way to the East. the most talented array of actors and A lbert V ail , Agent, 128 First Street, Portland, Oregon. 3. “Instruction in Arithmetic,” bv O n T rial .—The trial of the Chinese ! The property sold at Sheriff Sale last actresses, trained horses, etc., and will 31 m3. J. B. Farley. prostitutes has been occupying the at Saturday was purchased by John Wells, no doubt be worth seeing1. tention of the Recorder's court for the 4. Discussion upon “Instruction in of Willow Springs. ---------- «---------- ITÌ A NCO-AM ERICAN DRUGS and MEDICINES. N ew P ostal B olte .—The mail Arithmetic.” past week. At last accounts Dowell The valley is literally overrun with was still pegging away. route from Jacksonville to Eagle Point 5. “School Discipline,” by J. D. rabbits, and hunters are making fear 4 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK AL- HOTEL <fc RESTAURANT, has been altered so as to embrace the Fountain. “T heir N ame is L egion ,” may be ap L k ways on hand at the ful havoc in their ranks. new Post Offices of Sam’s Valley and 6. Discussion upon “School Disci plied to those who die annually of Con Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, The Rosedale troupe gave another of sumption, although science has of late years | CITY DRUG STORE, Brownsborough. J. XV. llavs and John pline.” sensible diminished their number. It is their pleasing ¡»erforinanees last Satur Bilger art1 the Postmasters respective 7. Recess. —OF— gratifying to know that the general use of ; JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. day evening to a good house. BOOKS, Dit. W istaii ' s B alsam of W ild C herry is ly. The contract for carrying the mail 8. Short lecture by Wm. Fiddler. Patents have been received at the largely instrumental in attaining this end. STATIONERY, over this route has been awarded to 9. Music—vocal. MADAME IIOLT. - - ProprietrcM. Kubli A Wilson, and the first trip will F or the very best Photographs, go to Roseburg Land Office for A. W. Mor 10. “Instruction in Elocution and TOILET ARTICLES, Bradley A RuloNon ’ s Gallerv without stairs be made next week. ris, of Jackson, and (’. S. Shanks, of — /C ASCEND IN TIIE ELEVATOR, 429 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ‘ Reading,” by W. J. Stanley. Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal. Josephine. 11. Discussion upon “Instruction in rpiIE MADAME TAKES THIS METHOD P ersonal .—II. 11. Gilfry, Esq., of Gasoline Oil and Lamps, 1 of tendering her t hanks to the public for John Wolters, the accommodating Salem, left for his home yesterday, af Elocution and Reading.” NOTICE. the natronage which has hitherto been ex ETC., ETC. driver of Veit’s l>eer wagon, has our 12. Music—instrumental. tended to her, and would respectfully solicit ter a sojourn of a week among us. Mr. its continuance. A LL PERSONS WHO HAVE FURN1S1I- thanks for a keg of superior lager. Call ' 13. Essay by Miss Alice Wrisley. Her tables are always under her immedi Gil fry’s tour to this section was on bu j\ ed Supplies, Ac., to the Oregon Mount- ; ate control ; and by her long experience in and see us often. Agency for Cowan ’ s King Remedies. 11. “ Music in our Common Schools, ” ed Militia, in the late Indian war, are here siness connected with the Quartermas the business she feels confident that she will by notified to present their accounts to the Sweet potatoes, as proven by trial, undersigned, without delay, as we desire to ' give entire satisfaction to all. Her beds and ter-General’s department, and also for by Prof. Brooks. 29tf. ROBB & KAHLER. rooms are titled up in the most comfortable close the business at the earliest possible ; 15. Address by Prof. Skidmore, at grow well in this county. Rev. M. moment. the purpose of examining school fund style, suited to the accommodation of single .1. N. T. MILLER, J. A. BAUER, occupants or families. Her beds are always Peterson, of the Desert, raised a fine Commissary-General Oregon Militia. matters. He informs us that he found 8 o’clock, P. M. kept clean. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. QUINCY A. BROOKS. SEL ON D DA Y—FORENOON. crop this year. school fund affairs of loth Jackson and Asst. Quartermaster-General Oregon Militia. M A N U F A C TURING CHEMIST. Josephine counties in a g<x>d condition. 1. Prayer. HENRY HAGEN, The camp meeting will commence 2. Music—vocal. JAMES DRUM ’ S And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in next Saturday. It is to I m * held at the R unaway .—As Wm. Crump’s team Wholesale Dealer In 3. “Instruction in Moral Training,” old camp ground on Bear Creek, and VARIETY STORE, was being loaded with shingles last by Prof. Skidmore. DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, CAL7LYHtX/A lPfA’ES, Bit ANDIES, ■ will continue two days. Wednesday, they became frightened California Street, Jacksonritle, Oregon. 4. Essay by Miss Ella Chitwood. Read the1 advertisement of the New at the noise of falling shakesand rush —AND— AND EVEKYTHINO TO BE FOCND 5. “Instruction in Penmanship,” by Wilson Sewing Machine. For sim ed off at break-neck sjoed down street. W. T. Leeke. rpiIE UNDERSIGNED would respectful- IMPORTED LIQUORS, plicity, durability and cheapness, this 1 Iv inform the public that he has on hand IN A FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT, They became disengaged from the 6. Discussion upon “Instruction in and is constantly receiving a superior assort machine is unsurpassed. wagon at Horne’s lot, but were cap 338 and 340 Pine St., Penmanship.” ment of No. 101 Post Street, tured shortly afterwards. Outside of John Orth shipped two freight wag 7. Recess. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. damaging the harness slightly and San Francisco, California. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 8. “Instruction in Algebra,” by II. on loads of hides to San Francisco this scattering the shingles, no injury was Candies, Nuts, week. The number of hides annually done. C. Fleming. 7?“Orders from the country promptly riTOnlers from the country promptly! 9. Discussion uj»on “Instruction in exported is perceptibly increasing. TOBACCO and CIGARS, filled. * 3utf. filled. R emarkable F ossil H ead .—T. i Thos. Chavner, Esq., has a cow that •C. Lance found a fossil head on Jack- Algebra.” J'ruits in Seg.'ton, LIMIT and GEMLEMEVS EIRMSIIIM. ! yielded six gallons of milk the first CRACKERS! in. “ English Literature, and its I son creek, which is quite a curiosity. milking after having given birth to a PRODUCE OF EVERY KIND. —AN I>— It possesses many of the features of Place1 in Popular Education,” by Mrs. SUPERIOR SODA CRACKERS calf. This cow is evidently worth hav (). A. Davis. And everything to be found in a first-class a grizzly bear’s head, but its prodigious variety store. Produite taken in ex ing. FANCY GOODS, —FROM— 11. Music—instrumental. size dispels all doubts of its belonging change. Please give It is reported that Capt. Jack is AFTERNOON. me a call. to this race of animals. The head and THE UNITED STATES BAKERY, BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ gradually pining away, with grief, and 30tf. 1. Music — vocal. teeth are several times larger than YREKA, CAL., HEADY MAHE .CLOTHING, 2. “Corporal Punishment,” by R. will die before he is shot or hung, un-i those of a common horse, and doubt good words less the Government soon orders his JOS. LANG, Proprietor, less belong to a class of animals that Gray. AT REDUCED PRICES. —poll— 3. Discussion upon “Corporal Pun execution. inhabited this county long ago. Al Only Ten Cents a Pound. The person arrested for attempting ishment.” CALL AT E. JACOBS’ NEW STORE though the lower jaw and part of the SEND IN YOUR ORDERS. 4. “Physical Training,” by Prof. to break into Wilhelmshohe was dis snout are missing, yet enough remains 29ni8. In Orth’s Building, Jacksonville. charged, it being apparent that he was UUE CAN CONFIDENTLY RECOM- W. T. Leeke. to indicate that the animal owning this I 29tf. H MEND the Pain-Killer.—[TorontoTel- i NOTICE. head was of gigantic proportions and 1 5. Discussion upon “Physical Train laboring under delirium tremens at the egraph. It is the most effectual remedy we know of time, and meant no harm. ing.” great strength. WAGON-MAKING & BLACKSMITHING Oregon A California Railroad Company, ) for Aches, Pains, flesh wounds, Ac.— [St. ' Lind Department, Portland, Oregon, > 6. Essay by Miss Susan Harrison. A troupe, consisting of two French Johns News, P. ((. April 5th, 1872. ) C orbitt A M acleay .—Attention advise that every family should have 7. Music—instrumental. V^OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A men and a gray bear, gave a street so We effectual and sp<“<*dya Pain-Killer. — [Am- , is called to the advertisement of this vigorous ltrosecution will l>e instituted' CRYSTAL & WRIGHT. against 8. Recess. performance this week. The bear lierst N. S. Gazette. any and every jierson who trespasses sterling firm. They are engaged in the <>ur own experience isthat a bottleof Pain- upon any Railroad I^md, by cutting and 9. Music—vocal. seemed to be well trained, and afford Killer is the best Physician a traveler ran wholesale grocery, wine and spirits bu removing timber therefrom before the wane haVl“.—[Haniiltoh Sp<>ctator. 10. Essay by Miss Howell. rpiIE l NDERSIGNED AREPREPARED ed much amusement for the gamins. BOUGHT of the Company AND PAID siness in Portland, and will sell their For both internal and external application ' 1 to do all kinds of work in their line. is FOR. 11. Discussion of question, “/?c- The young ladies and gentlemen of have found it of great value.— [Chris. Era. Wagons manufactured from choice timber, goods, which are the best imported, at All vacant Land in odd numbered sections, solced; That the State should provide Jacksonville had a pleasant picnic ex A medicine no family should be without. ' and ironed in a superior manner, old wa whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a rates that cannot fail to suit evervlxwlv. — [MontreaI Transcript. repaired and made as good as new. distance of thirty miles from the line of the a system of Compulsory Education.” cursion to Rogue river on Thursday. I Could hardly keep house without it.—[Ed. i gons Blacksmithing in all its branches done on . road, belongs to the Company. Mr. Macleay was in town this week, Affirmative, J. D. Fountain, J. 11. V’oice. short notice and at reasonable terms. Give* I 27tf I. R. MOORES, Land Agent. Should be kept in every house, in readi us a call. / •’Shop on Oregon street, one <oad received several orders from our Clayton; negative, F. W. Ewing, J. The day’s entertainment wound up ness for sudden attacks of sickness. [ — Chris. door above Franco-American Hotel. with a ball at Deskin’s in the evening. Press. jO*«rehant8. This is an excellent lav- N. Hall. NEW BARBER SHOP, 29tf. CRYST A L A WRIGHT. 12. Address by Syl. C. Simpson, Su A. J. Burnett, formerly of this coun No article ever obtained such unbounded out for our merchants. While they California Street, popularity.—[Salem < fbserver. WM. BOYER, -can get the best articles at San Fran- perintendent of Public Instruction, at ty, in connection with others, have dis One of the most reliable sjK'ciiies of the GEORGE SCHUMPF, Proprietor.- age.— [Old North State. .cisco jelees, they save the freight 8 P. M. Its power is wonderful and unequal in re C’al. street, first door west of \\ bite A Martin, Not only teachers, but all friends of covered a quartz lead on the summit Jacksonville. Oregon, | charges from that place to Portland, education are respectfully solicited to of Roberts’ Hill, in Douglas county. lieving the most severe pain.— [Burlington Sentinel. aving purchasedbtzk .’KWELL’ s and keep your money at home at the meet with us. The ledge is well defined and can be W. J. S tanley , An indispensable article in the medicine ; barber shop in Ja<4tsonville, I am fully DEALER IN GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, same time. We recommend the firm Co. School Supt. traced on the surface tin* distance of chest.— [N. Y. Examiner. prepared to do all kinds of work in my line to the public. It will recommend itself to all who use it J in the best manner and at reasonable prices. I'mite in Season, 300 yards. — [Georgia Enterprise. RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER. F ate of C aptain J ack .—It is I Is extensively used ami sought nflcr as a F ire E xtinguisher .—I. R. Dwyer, Call at the shop formerly occupied by The watch and other valuables worn really useful medicine. — [Journal, St. John, stated that advices have been received PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES, Blockwell. GE<k SCHUMPF. traveling agent fur the Babcock Fire N. IL at the War Department that the Mili by Gen. Canby at the time of his | No medicine has acquired such a reputa 4 ND EVERYTHING TH AT CAN BE! Extinguisher, exhibited the workings PAY UP ! PAY UP ! I it has real merit.— [Newport Daily A found in a first-class variety store, i tary Commission at Fort Klamath massacre, and subsequently recovered tion; News. of this machine in town last Saturday. taken in exchange. Please give me 4 LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THK found all the Modoc Indians on trial from the Mixlocs, was registered in : One of the most useful medicines; have j a Produce call. 29lf. i k undersigned at the Eureka Mill are here Several barrels and dry goods boxes used it an<l <lis’H‘nsvd it for the past twenty the Jacksonville Post Office last week guilty of murder and ordered them by notified to oome forward and settle their years.— [Rev. Win. Ward, Assam. were piled on top of each other, and the noteflor aecouitta liefore the 1st day of Au for transportation to his widow, who LIME FOR SALE, The most valuable medicine now in use. to lie shot. Later findings of the Mil- gust »ext, as the existing partnership ex whole saturated with coal oil. After — [Tenn. Organ. pires on that day. . itary Commission in the case of the resides in Indianapolis, Indiana. —AND— It is really a valuable medicine, ami used the fire had received a good start he Parties Iwiving flour or offal at said mill by many physicians. — [Boston Traveler. Hallock & Co. are doing extensive Modoc Indians recently tried, have will please take the same away. We always keep it where we can put our set the Extlnguisher to work and put not been received at the War Depart N. B.—We must have money to pay mir mining on Wagner Creek. They hands on it in the dark, if need lie.—[Rev. BHICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE. debts. ALEXANDER A AMA. out the fire in a very few minutes. ment. Hibbard, Btirmah. have prospected considerably, and C. One Eureka Mill, July ft, 1873. ___ u of the few articles that are just what The apparatus seemed to work like a R evived .—The Jacksonville Time«, discovered ten separate and dis they pretend to be.—[Brunswick Telegraph. rpiIEUNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM CARPET-WEAVING. charm. David Linn and C. C. Beek the office of which was destroyed by my mountain travels no metlicine is of , 1 the public that be is prepared to furnish tinct veins of argentiferous quartz. so In universal application as I’ain-Killcr. | the host quality of lime in quantities to suit. man have each ordered an Extinguish fire some months since, has procured They are situated on loth sides of the RS. OLIVER WOULD RESPECTFUL- —[Rev. M. II. Bixl>ee. Burmah. All orders left at the Franco-American Ho lv inform the public that she will short er, and propose to exhibit them when new material, and is now regularly is creek. Silver exists on the* east side PERRY DAVIS A' SON, Manufacturers tel or at my kiln on Jackson Creek, will be ly be prepared to weave rarpets in the most and Proprietors, 136 High street, Providence, ' promptly attended to. they arrive. It is also proposed to sued again. The Time« is a good lo of the creek, and gold-bearing quartz artistic style, and at reasonable rate*. .La R. I., Ill Syoamore Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, I All persons desiruis any brick-laying or dies desiring to have carpets woven, should purchase one of them on a larger scale cal paper, and we welcome its weekly also. Some of the ledges are said to I 877 St. Paul St., Montreal, Canads, ITScuth | plastering done, will do well to call on give her a c*U. 2Ptf. visits.— IP<e7/ameWe Fhrmcr. 29tf G W. HOLT. for the use of the town. ampton. Row, London- England. prospect very well. •- - ----------------- The amended school law of Oregon requires that a Teachers’ Institute be organized in each Judicial District. It was thought lM>st to not only organ ize but to perform as much work as IMissible. 1 have, therefore, with the aid of other teachers, completed the following programme for our Institute, to l>e held on August 29th and 30th, 1873 : JACKSON, MICHIGAN, WAGONS ------------------------ > —— ■„ NEW $50! SEWING MACHINE! ' ■ ■ ■' —■— --------------------------- •------------------------- - --------------------------- > ■■ ... — THE PAIN-KILLER! H M
