tìlic Bcinocrahc u imr.5.
SATURDAY..
...MARCH 21. 1*74.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
Geo. P. Rowell A Co..... ....... ...... New X ork.
S. M. I’ett ingill A Co.... ................. New York.
I,. I*. Fisher,...................... .......... San Francisco.
Thus. Bove«*....................... .......... San Francisco
Ihm. !.. Green................... ...Josephine County.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
M. E. (’iitTicif. Religious seri ice* every
Sunday, at the usual-hours, bv the Rever-
«•lids j. \V. Stahl. N. A. Starr and M. A.
Williafns. alternately.
C atholic Curia ii . Divine Senins ev
ery Sunday, at tin- usual hour, bv Rev. Fa
ther Blanchett.
M. E. S vxpax S< iioot..— Regular meetings
«•very Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
C atholic S ixi > ay S chool .— Regular
rm*etings every Sunday afternoon, at two
v'cb >ek.
P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
Circuit Court has adjourned.
The Radical primaries will come oil"
to >-day.
The Klamath Agency has a debat
ing socit'ty.
Wm. F. Songer, Esq., left for the
North last week.
We are prepared to print horse-bills
in good style and at reasonable rates.
Ben. Simpson,Oregon’s new Survey
or-General, passed through town on
Wednesday.
Marshal Grob has assumed the offi
cial c ine, and seems to be perfectly at
holin' already.
Dr. Wm. B. Bailey, a highly respect
ed resident of Josephine, died at Ker
by ville on tin* 12th.
lions. K. N. Tolen and J. B. Sifers
Stage* leave Jacksom ille as f<>ll<>\\ * :
For Rock Point, i.nint'* Pa** and R<>*<‘- were the delegates from Josephine to
lmrg. e\<>rv dav at .*: 15 \. m . Mail close* at th<‘ State Convention.
3 a . m .
For I’lnenix, A*hland, A'reka and Red-
We will furnish the T imes for the
*l’mr. < 'alifornia, every day at l(»:;k> A. M.
approaching campaign—from now un
Mail elopes at In a . m .
For Appletrate, Kerbvville, Waldo and til after the election—for $1.00.
< 'rexeeiit < 'it.v, ■ ' cry Monday and Thursday
Treasurer Bilger left for Salem last
lnorning, at .3o'clock. Mail closes at « r. m .
the preceding evening.
Saturday, to make his annual .settle
The mah for Central Point. Table Rock,
lùitrle I’« mt. Browiisborongh and Sam's ment with the State Treasurer.
Valley l -axe* every Wednesday morning;
A new Florence sewing machine
closes the evening preceding.
Th< mail tor Linkville, Hot Springs, Yia- can be had at a reasonable figure bv
liox and i.ake ( it.v, leaves Ashland every
calling at this office immediately.
Monday morning.
Money Onler ( »ilice open from 9 a . m . to
Jim McCully holds the honorable
5 r. m .
(•EFH E Horns—From 7 a . m . to 7 r. m .; office of High Discomlxjbalator of the
«nndays, ;Ui minutes after arrival of stages. Inner Gate of the Anti-sinch Society,
Mail matter must be in on time or it will
■ lot go.
of Salem.
M ax M i i t.mt. 1’. M .
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T he Pl'BI.fC Be II. DINGS. — The
Grand Jury, in its report, announces
that they find the public buildings in
gooii condition, but pa-« judgment
on the county jail, which they con
demn. They recommend the building
of a new one.
S acji * B ros .—Attention is called to
the new advertisement of this enter
prising firm. They have one of tin*
largest and best stock* of general mer
chandise to be found anywhere, which
they will sell at mo't reasonable prices.
1live them a call.
C ounty Cot xt u..—The Granges of
this county organized a County Coun
cil on Monday last by electing I >. S. R.
Buick President, and Jacob 1-h, Sc ro
tary. There are at present -ix Grange*
in the county, all of whom are
represented in the Council.
Sheriff McKenzie left for Silent last
Saturday, having in charge James
Baker, sentetice«!
one year.
Agent Dvar has established a school
at tin* Klamath Agency, E. W. Ilam-
mond, late of tin* Willamette Univer
sity, is tin* tutor.
Judge A- Nunan have purchased the
land which the U. S. Hotel once oc
cupied. We learn that they intend
building thereon.
No certificate of publication will l>(>
given on legal advertisements, unless
all charges are paid. No deviation
front this rille in the future.
I >. W. ('ox, who has been sojourning
in .\*lilan l for some time, has pur
chased Souther's Drug store in Salem,
and has taken charge thereof.
W. ('. Myer has >old a two-year-old
Jersey bull to A. U. Davis, New Dun-
giness, W. T. Mr. M. has the only
D entistry .—Dr. Wm. Jackson will herd of this celebrated stock in the
I m ? at Ashland next Monday, an l will State.
remain a short time. From there lie
Tin* weather is unusually fine this
will proceed to Linkville
week. fhe roads art* drying up very
Klamath, and all those
any- t'i't, and the farmers will undoubtedly
thing in
accom- now be able to finish their plowingand
kiIIfui m inner. sowing.
modated
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William Chapman, ICsq., of Joseph
ine, favored us with a call last week,
lie report* rough weather as prevail
ing over then*, and that some stock
has died.
Ï.ETTER FROM 111TTK < REEK.
County Court Proceedings.
JUDGE & NUNAN.
B utte C reek , March 1th.
E ditor T imes :
Thinking that perhaps you and your
numerous readers would like to hear
from this out-of-the-way part of the
world, I thought I would send you an
account of what is going on here, We
have had snow and mud to our full
satisfaction, and the ground is so wet
that we are unable to do much in the
way of farming ; but, while our crops
art* growing, some of the farmers have
been taking steps for the future.
The following are the proceedings
of the County Court for the March
term thereof:
Manufacturers of anol Dealers in All Kinds of
Present—lion. E. B. Watson, Judge;
Jacob Wagner and M. II. Drake, Com
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missioners.
Benj. Mench, Supervisor of District I
No. 12, submitted his report, which
was examined and approved.
WE WILL SELL
Report of Josiah Crump, Supervisor
«10.011 up
of District No. 23, was submitted, ex MEN'S AND BOYS’ SADDLES, from
amined and approved.
HARNESS, ]»er sett, from
5.00 up
S. B. Hull, Supervisor of District
18.00 up
On Tuesday, the 10th inst., D. D. No. 36, submitted his report, which LADIES’ SADDLES, from
W. M. Buick came into our neighlior- was examined and approved.
HQIISE COLLA ILS, from
2.5ft up
The resignation of Joseph Blatt, as
hood, accompanied by a number of the
1.00 up
Patrons of Husbandry, and according Supervisor of District No. 21, was ac- BLACK-SNAKE NY I HI’S, from
to previous arrangements, a large con i copied. C. 1). Reed was appointed to HEAD IIALTEItS, from..................................................................................................... .
1.25 up
course of our citizens met them at the fill tlu* vacancy.
And all our goods at equally TX)AV RATES. We warrant all the above work, All we
Eagle Point school house. After a
The resignation of W. T. Lever, as want
these times is a fair living profit.
Give us a call and see if we wont do all we assert.
short and impressive speech by Mr. Supervisor of District No. 10, was ac
Repairing promptly done.
Buick, in which lit* set forth the object cepted. R. (’. Armstrong was ap
The highest cash price paid for Deer Skins.
Jacksonville, 1.3th, 1874.
of the grange movement, he proceeded pointed to till the vacancy.
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The resignation of Freeman Yan-
to take tin* necessary steps for the
ANNOUNCEMENT.
organization of a grange. Upon call dall, as Supervisor of District No. 1,
IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY.
ing over the names of the persons who was accepted. Hanes True wius ap-
For County < l«*rk.
had signified their desire to become p(»inted to fill the vacancy.
To the Indc/>cndent Cofers of Jackson County : IT COSTS NO MORE TO KEEP
members, twenty men and ten women
The application of Jay Beach for a
I hereby announce myself an Independ- i
«•nt
candidate for Countv Clerk at the com
responded, whereupon lit* informed liquor license was postponed.
GOOD FOWLS
ing general election, sul>j«*ct to the approval
them that the charter was now full ;
The report of (he viewers appointed of the voters of JacksOn countv.
THAN POO 11 ONES!
( HAS. W". SAVAGE.
that
were
but, for the benefit of those
I to assess damages liable to accrue to
Jacksonville, Feb. 2ft, 1874.
anxious to l»e identified with the J. W. Hays’ property by a certain road
The OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,
movement, he stated that he could re on Gall’s Creek, was submitted. Said
KIND WORDS.
ceive a limited number as initiatory viewers assessed Hays’ damages at
Corner of Sixteenth and Castro Sts.,
members, whereupon three men and $10. The report was accepted.
The Associated Reformed Presbyterian
OAKLAND, CAL.
—For years Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer
one women came forward, registered
The rejiort of the viewers tippointed says:
has been known as a most useful family
their names and paid the usual fee. to locate a county road up (hill’s Creek, medicine. For pains and aches we know
lie then politely requested those who was submitted. Said rept»rt announced nothing so good as the Pain-Killer. We
SEASON OF 1874.
s|H*ak from experience, and testify to what
did not desire to unite with them in that a road had been located and re we know. No family ought to be without a
the movement to retire, and after a commended it* adoption. Report ac bottle of Davis' Pain-Killer.
ECGS FOR HATCHING
short intermission, proceeded to organ cepted and road declared a public high J/rwrx. I\’rry Davis, A Son, Pror. II. T.,—
(J ests :—Although a stranger to you I am
From the largest ami best bred Fowls in
ize the grange.
way.
not to your valuable medicine. Pain-killer. I the World.
I formed its acquaintance in 1*47 and I am
The f illowing persons wereelected and
Carefully packed and warranted to carry
Tin* petition of J. R. Ilammersly on
most intimate terms with it still ; my ex safely anv distance. The varieties comprise
installed as otli •ers for the year ; James and other«; for a county road in Goose perience in its use confirms my belief that Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff and Part
there is no medicine equal to Pain-Killer for ridge Cochins, White Ia'ghonui, Houdans,
Miller, W. M.; Peter Simon, (J.; Wil Lake Valley was granted, so far as th<*
quick ami sure cure of Summer Com and Silver Spangled Hamburgs.
son 'Potter. L.; George Nichols, S.; having a view and survey is concerned. plaints, Sore Throat, Croup, Bruises and
Black Spanish, White Dorkings. Golden
Cuts. I have used it in all and found a Polands, Aylesbury Ducks, ami Game.
II. J. Terrill, A. S.; A. (’. Howlett,
James Fitzgerald, Abram Tenbrook speedy cure in every case.
Sebright and Black African Bantams.
Yours Truly,
T. .J. G ab 1» iner , M. I>.
Levi Tinkham, T.; Joseph ('left, Sec.; and ( has. Broback were appointed
A tine invoi"e of Bronze Turkovs, weigh
ing «¡0 lbs. to the pair just received.
John Nichols, g . K.; Elizabeth Simon, viewers, and E. ('. Mason, Surveyor.
Judging by our own experience, whoever
iff Send stamp for illustrattsl circular to
once
makes a trial of Perry Davis’ Pain-
GEO. B. BAYLEY,
< 'ercs ; Elizal»eth ('ulbertson, P.; Theo-
Bills to a considerable amount were Killer, will not fail to recommend it widely Importer and Dealer
of Choice Poultry.
as an unequalled liniment, and valuable in
do-ia (’ulbertson, F.; l’ola Nichols, L. audited.
BoX (¡.»9, San l'ram isco.
ternal remedy lor colds and various other
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INDEPENDENT L1TERARY SOCIETY. I complaints. — Ev< ry M< mth.
General Agent for the Dndtry World, a
Diiiing the recess, arrangements
monthly
magazine, devoted entirely to
The
efficacy
of
Perry
Davis'
world-re
—This Society will give an entertain
were made to have a grange organized ment two evenings the* latter part of next nowned Pain-Killer in all diseases of the Poultry, The best paper published in the
even in that terrible scourge, the country, Subscription «1.25 jwr year. Also
at Mound Prairie school house. On the week, at Veit Schutz' Hall. With the pro bowels,
Asiatic eholera, has been amply attested by agent for the American Standard of F'rcel-
morning of the 12th inst. a grange, ceeds they propose to get a small library. the most convincing authority. Mission lence. Price 50 cents. Agents wanted in
aries in China and India have written home every city and town in the country. For
composed of twenty-five men and ten The object is a good one and deserves suc- in commendation of this remedy in terms further information address Box (¡59, San
ross. Wo have seen their programme and
that should carry conviction to the most Francisco.
women was brought into ex
think that the entertainment will be well skeptical, while its popularity in communi ■'Please state what paper you saw this ad
and on the 13th at 1 o’clock r. M. was worth the small prieeof admission ■50 cents ties nearer home is ample proof that the vir vertisement in.
9-3m.
February ¿«th, 1874.
claimed tor it are real and tangible.
started out on the great ocean of time for each evening; children half price, Go tues
Among family medicinesit stands unrivaled.
and see them, by all means.
—Boston Courier.
in good working order.
WATCHES, CLOCKS ANO JEWELRY.
Ton the very best I’hotograplis, go to
The Saturday Eremny Gazette of Boston,
'I’m* following offi/ers wore elected
Brad lev A R n lot son's Gallerv wit bout stairs says : It is impossible to find a plain* on this
and installed as ofib ers of said grange —
/-C ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR. 429 broad land where Perry Davis* Pain-Killer
JOHN NEUBER,
isrnot known as a most valuable remedy for
for the year : Martin Peter* >n, W. M.; Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.
physical pain. In the country, miles from
\\*. J. Gregory, ().; F. Wortz, I,., A.
. .J.
physician or apothecary, the Pain-Killer is
DEALER IN
The
Law
of
Newspapers.
cherished
as the exclusive panacea, and it
Morris, S.; Jas. Beck, A. S.; J J. J.
never deceives.
ATCJIES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SJL-
1. Sttb*eril>crs xvlm do not give expr<*ss
Smith, ('.; J. J. March, T.; L. Gr<*gory,
verxvare, etc., has reci-ivcl a large ad
not ice to t he <•< >nt rary are <•<»nsidered as wish
Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer is really a valu dition to his xvi'll-selected stock of Jewelry
Sec.; 1'.. Jones, G. K.; Mrs. S. .J. Wortz, ing to cont in lie their subscriptions.
able medicament, and, unlike most of the and silverware.
2. If any subscribers order the discontin articles of the day, is lifted by many physi
('.; Mrs. S. J. Gregory, p.; Miss L.
ELGIN AND WALTHAM,
uance of tlieir newspa|K>rs, the publisher cians. It is particularly desirable in luca-
(■old
and
Silver Watches,. Gold and Silver
Smith, F.; Mrs. ('. Morris, L. A. S.
may continue to send them until all arrear tions where physicians are not near ; and,
Chains, all imported from the lirst inanufa«*-
ages
are
paid.
by
keeping
it
at
hand,
families
will
often
So you see that the (¡rangers art*
.3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take save the necessity of sending out at mid turers in the Rist. A tine lot of SETH
kicking up considerable dust, in this their newspapers from tlie olliees to which night for a doctor. A bottle should lie kept THOMAS’
thevare directed, the law holds them re
E1GHT-DAY WEIGHT ( LOCKS.
neighborhood, in spite of the rain, snow sponsible until they liaxe settled the bills, in every house.— Boston Traveller.
Also all kinds of E ioht -I) ay ani > '.(»-uocn
and ordered them discontinued.
We have tested the Pain-Killer, and as ClXX’KS ; I’ im KCT Cl TI.EllV AM> Wtl.IxiW
and mud.
G ranger .
A corre-
F rom
spondent
of March 7th, says that it has been
snowing there, without ct -*atioii, since
Feb. 28th. The snow, by actual meas
Mrs. Newman Fisher has just com
urement, is 5 feet and 31 inches deep
pleted
a handsome and unique quilt,
U}>on the parade ground. It is very
cold also, the thermometer ranging which contains the large number of
Circuit Court Proceedings.
96U pieces joined in the shape of a
below zero.
star. Beat it who can.
II on . I’. P. P rim , J.—
H eavy L ossoe C attj . e .—We learn
The late firm of Orth A- Giannini
John Weiss vs. Town of Jackson
that such has lieen the loss of stock in
request all those indebted to them to ville; action for damages for trespass
Langell Valley, that it is estimated
come forward and settle immediately, on real property. Judgment for de
that but one head out of every ten
if they not wish their accounts placed fendant.
will survive the winter. Many per
in the hands of an attorney for collec
State vs. Jos. Kellen; appeal from
sons ¡n thi' county, whose only wealth
tion.
Jii'tice’s Court. \ erdict of not guiltv.
was their cattle, are nearly bankrupt
Nancy ( . Evans vs. ('. L. Evans;
Ashland is to have a racing club.
ed. St(M*k of ¡ill kind will undoubted
habeas carpus. ('ase dismissed at plain
ly be much higher than it lias been Step* are in progress for the organiza
tiff's
costs.
tion of the club next Monday evening.
for some time.
W. ('. Myer vs. It. II. V. W. Man
A race track at that place is also in
T hanks .—Hon. J. W. Nesmith has the eotirst* of erection, and we may ex- ufacturing ('o.; .*uit to foreclose mort
our thanks for a message from the pt*ct some trials of speed over it befori* gage. Cause dismissed.
J. II. Billenbrock vs. M. A. Billen-
President, transmitting copies of the long. Verily, Ashland is showing
correspondence and paper*« relative to an enterprise that cannot fail to redound brock; suit for divorce, Causo dis- f
missed.
the Modoc war. Mr. Nesmith is the to her benefit.
Milton Lindly vs. (¡co. II. Lynch ; suit i
author of tin* bill which caused this
There promises to be ti lively light
document to be printed, and deserves in the Radical primaries to-day. Judge for dissolution of co-partnership, Plaintiff
given ten days to tile replication to defend
much credit therefor, as it shows the Tolman is itching for the nomination ant's answer.
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infamous maimer in which that cam for Governor, and several partisans
(•<•«>. Grisby vs. IL Devis ; appeal from
paign was carried on.
Justice's Court. Judgment for defendant
who do not entertain the least of envy of for $12.!Wi.
W. K. Ish vs. D. R. Jones ; suit for in
MonocC laims .—('apt. J.Q. Adams, the Judge’s lofty aspir.itions, are mov
ing heaven and earth to secure tin un junction and for an account. Continued.
A. . A. Q. M. at Fort Klamath, requests favorable delegation. ’Tis difficult to
State vs. Frank Wheaton ; habeas corpus,
all i those who have claims against the predict who will carry off the laurels. Deeision to be rendered in vacation.
C. S. Quartermaster’s Department,
Alfred Law vs. Cealv Law; suit for divorce.
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Tn
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G
rocndswei
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W.
F.
Her
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account
of
the
Modoc
war,
to
for-
1
lecrce
granted.
on
Jos.
Kellen
vs. .Tacoband G. AV. Wimer;
rin
is
now
vanviissing
this
county
for
ward their address to him, with in-
writ
of
review.
Judgment of .Justice’s
structions where they wish their “ An Authoritative History of the Far
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Court reversed in faverot plaintiff.
checks sent; also giving the amount mers’ Movement,” which is undoubt
Peter Britt vs. ^>. B. Rowland et al; suit
due them. He has already received a edly just the book for farmers. It to foreclose mortgage. Decree granted.
J. T. Glenn vs. J. Slagle ; action to re'
number of checks for claimants, ami comprises «me handsome octavo vol
cover
money. Continued.
ume of 576 pages, substantially bound
will receive others soon.
D.
W.
Jones vs. J. Elliott ; action to re
in two elegant style.«, containing over
cover
money.
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Continued.
S upplies .—Sealed proposals will a loo illustrations, six of which are
Elizabeth Hays vs. V. S. and Catherine
lx* received at the office of the Chief lull page portraits of the leaders of the
Ralls; motion to confirm Sheriff' sale. Sale
Commissary of Subsistence, Portland, movement, The History is written confirmed.
and at the office of the Acting Com by lion, Jonathan I’eriam, a practical
E. F. Walker vs. R. R. V. M. Co. and
Minus
Walker and II. F. Barron; suit to
missary of Subsistence of tin* Post, farmer and life-long worker in the
foreclose
mortgage. Decree granted.
until 12 M., Friday, April 10, 187 1, cause. The Grange movement oceu-
E. 1). Fond ray, assignee of Lilly Sherwood,
for the delivery at Fore Klamath of pies a most prominent place in this
vs.
A. B. Overbook; motion to confirm
the following Subsistence Supplies: work, thus opening to the public a Sheriff sale. Sale confirmed.
Sixty-two barrel* of prime mess pork, storehouse of facts interesting in the?
Court adjourned.
highest degree, which are entirely
9,506 jmiuik I s of extra clear bacon, 570 authentic, having been derived in
T he American Sardine Co.’s Boneless Sar
pounds of sugar-curetl hams, 2,118 a large part from sources not accessible
dines are much better, and less than half
to other writers.
pounds of pure leaf lard.
I the cost of imported Sardines.
SADDLERY AND HARNESS.
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4. It subscribers remove to other places sure our readers that it not only jiossesses
without informing tlx* publisher, and the all the virtues claimed tor it, but in many
newspapers are sent to the former direction, instances surpasses any other remedy we
tliev are held responsible.
have ever known.— Herald of Gospel Liberty.
5. TI k * courts have decided that refusing
to take new spapers from tli<* oiliee. or re
moving and leaving them uncalled for, is
prima faeic evidence of intentional fraud.
(i. Tiie postmaster who neglects to give
the legal notice of the neglect of a person to
take from the otllce tin* newspapers ad
dressed to him, is liable to the publisher for
S. COHN,
the subscription price.
W are of nil kinds; a new assortment uf the
most elegant
Toys for the Holidays,
NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS !
DIED.
BA 1 LY—In Kerbyville. Josephine county,
March 12th. 1«74, Dr. Win. B. Bailey.
[The deceased was universally respected
and highlv esteemed for his many good
qualities of head and heart. During the
time of his residence there lie had completely
gained the atfeetion of all with whom he
came in contact. In his death the p'ople of
Josephine county have sustained an irre
parable loss.]
NEW, THIS WEEK.
SETTLE UP !
A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO Till
A lat<*
late firm of Orth A Giannini ar«* here-
here ;
A
bx' requested to make immediate settl<*ment, j
aiid therebv save costs. A word to the wise
ORTII A GIANNINI.
is sufficient.
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Marcii
1!». 1*74.
.Jackson villi
S alem , March 20th, 1874.
To J. D. Fla/or K. Kubli:
Hope mv friends will have nothing to do
with anv independent movement. Songer
could nbt find any man mean enough to in
troduce petition. I sed on outside.
j.»*l
H. ki.TPPEE.
WAGONS,
W ork -B oxes :
In fact everything that is wanted forth«* hol
idays. A tin«* lot of SILVER-PLATED’
W A RE of the lx*st quality. Also a tine lot ot
Music Bo.res, Accordemis, Guitars, I ioltus, etc.
A Fine Assortment of
OREGON ST., JACKSONVILLE, OGN.,
('llEWINti mid SMOKING TOBACt'O,
1’ijH's, 1’qie-stenis, nn«l anything of that
Keeps a Full Supply of
kind that may be wanted. I" am also Agent
for the GROVER A BAKER and FLOR
ENCE Sewing Machines, and keep them
Ladies* and Gentlemen's constantly on hand. I have just r«s-e;v<><l
the latest iiii|>rov«*d Flonuwe, which f<*e«ls
the work FROM THE OPERATOR.
FURNISHING AND
Jewelry, Watches and ( lock« <*I«*ane«l
Also Sewing
I and repaired and warranted.
Machines cleaned and repaired.
Give me a call.
¿91 f.
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3Y GOODS,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRY GOODS,
CONDUCTED BY
lì EA 1) 1'- Jf .1 1) E
CL OTIITNG,
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES,
GROCERIES,
rpiIE SCHOT,ASTI(' YEAR OF TUTS
1 sc I khi I will commence about th«* middle
of August, and is divided in four sessions,
of eleven weekseaeh. The following are the
terms;
Board and tuition, per term..............
$10.00
Bed and Bedding...................................
44»
I »rawing and painting..........................
8.00
Piano,......................................................... . 15.00
Entrance fee, only once,....................
. 5.00
ALL KINDS OF FARMERS PRODUCE,
Cigars and Tobacco,
ETC., ETC.
AT LOWEST PRICES!
Administrator’s Notice.
VTOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
\ the undersigned lias bis*n ap|x>inte«i
bv the Countv Court of Josephine, Oregon.
Administrator of th6 Estate of Dr. Wm. B.
Bailev, deceased.
. .
AH* persons indebted to said estate are
requested to settle up immediately, and all
persons having claims against said estate
are requested to present th«* same to mo at
mv residence in Kcrb.vvillo within six
months from the date h<T‘*of.
DAN. I j . <»H
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Administrator.
Kerbvville, March 14th, 1«74.
ALBUMS,
COXSISTJJUl OE
DOLLS, BABY
4 LL TIIE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD
at the very lowest prices. If you don’t
believe me, call and see.
All kinds of formers, produce taken in ex
change for goods, and the highest price paid
for the same.
All kinds of hides taken in exchange lor
goods.
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SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
Primary, j»er term,...........................
$ (i.ftft
Junior,
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8.0ft
Senior,
“
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10.00
Pupils are received at any
anv time,
tinu ami their
terms will Is* counted from the day of their
entrance. I For further particulars apply ut
the Academy
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To Whom it May Concern.
A LL PERSONS WHO (»WE SUBSCRIP-
7\ tion or Job Work to the Dr.Mocn.viio
T imes betwi-en January 7th, 1«71, and July
1st, 1872, will please notice this advertise
TF YOU WANT TO BUY FINE MAPLE ment, as I shall, unless paid up in a very
A or other shade trees cheafier than you short time, put tlieir accounts in the hands
cau go to the woods and dig them, go to the of an officer for collection.
J. N. T. MILLER <t <’<».,
NOTICE.
By E. 1). Foudray, Agent.
January 23d, 1874.
A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIIE
A undersigned are requested to pay up
And see for yourselves. I also have fruit
immediately, for 1 need money to pay nty and nut-bearing trees cheaper than ever l»o- JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
and ............
promptly
own debts.
JOHN NOLAND.
fore offered.
O. COOIJDGE.
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,... . cxt**ut<*<i at the '11ME8
PRINTING OFFICE at the lowest rates.
Jacksonville, Feb. 25, 1«74.
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Ashland, Dec. 23, 1873.
52x12.
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