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JACKSONVILLE, OCX, SATURDAY, APRIL 2
1874
NO. 17.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
candidates—however weak otherwise.
There is lint one Democrat, Campbell
admitting him to l*e a Democrat—
on the ticket. T With
”
this exception, it
is just tibout such a ticket as the
Radical party might have been ex-
pected to put in the field during the
war days, when it was rampant and
powerful. How many votes it will
receive is a question for the future.
We do not regard it as one of the
most improbable things that the Ring
ticket will be withdrawn in favor of
the Davenport Independent ticket.
It looks very much as though the lat­
ter tiekid, from its strong Republican
flavor, had been put up with a view
to some such action on the part of tin*
Ring party. However, the event will
soon decide.—A7ex.
GENERAI, .YEWN.
xThe Independent State ticket is be­
Work on the Capitol building id
fore us. The candidate for Congress,
progressing finely.
Mr. Jim Davenport, is a resident of
Small-pox hits entirely disappeared
J A< ’KSON VILLE. < «REGI >N.
GOODS, Silverton Precinct, Marion County,
bVA XC
from
Oregon City.
and has been for many years, lie is
a man of some ability and many eccen­
A canary bird died in Marysville,
BOYS' and GIRLS’
R. JEWELL is a graduate of the Medi­
tricities
of
character,
lie
has
been
I) ci! Department of lieorgetoun <1*. <’.)
Cal., the other day, aged 15 years.
J A • K so N < UN
somewhat conspicuous in his neigh-
I niver-itv, and re-peel full> oilers his scr­
('LOT JI I NG,
County Judge.................
ees t<> the citizens of Jacksonville and the
A Brownsville man has a horse near­
I xh T hmm I and county for his extremely
nrroiinding
country
(’ounty < 'oinmissioiiers
ultra Republicanism. Il»* has always
ly 30 years old. He was brought to
olhec in orlh's Brick Building; residence
Sheriff.................... ............. ru
been a rabid Radical—always a half­
at i John • 'onlcx’s.
111 f.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Oregon 25 years ago.
Clerk....................................
dozen years or so in advance of his
Tn*asiirer...........................
The Odd Fellows of Albany will
party. When the party was in its in-
A sm ' sx » »r................... . .......
EINE TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, fancy and timidly feeling its way to
have a grand celebration, picnic and
S<-hool Sup. rint< ii‘but,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Surveyor............ .......... .
favor, Mr. Davenport’s extreme opin-
ball on the 27th ¡list.
< 'on»n«*r...............................
Jackson,
lile.
Oregon.
ions
and
his
boldness
in
asserting
them
Ollieial 1’aji‘r............ ...... 1*1
Three large United States naval
ILOTHIXII,
used to be a constant source of annoy­
n »sErii i n i:
vessels are ordered to l*e put out of
ance to his associates. In 1860-fiI,
<’«»unty Judge..................
Having located in the town of Jacl<*onville,
commission, including the Franklin.
and TOBACCO, when the party was loudly disclaim­
t<>r III«- pnrpo'e of pni<-ti« imi Surgery and CIGARS
(IlltllAKtl G K ASS.
Co. < ’ominLssioner*.......
ing any intention to interfere with
I
A Salemite has an old cat that is
other hranehe- of hi* prote'sion. re>p«“ct-
Sheriff,...............................
fullv a-k* a portion of the public patron­
the institution of slavery in the States
On account of the general satisfac­ raising a chicken. The latter sleeps
(Terk...................................
( 'rocker
l.uptors, etc.,
age. * *tlici—Second dour nori h of t h«> I’.
where it existed by Constitutional
T maxurer...........................
ami eats wil/t the kittens as one of the
S. 11..tel,
D!f-
right, be was loudly proclaiming to tion which orchard grass is giving,
ìli
AMMMMOr......................................
feline family.
School Siiperintemlent...........
his neighbors the doctrine that the and the numerous inquiries we an*
C. W. K Kill.Ell.
F.. B. WAT'ON.
AT
E.
JACOBS
’
NEW
STORE
Watt
Surveyor.......................................
The body of Dr. Living-tone arrived
war should be waged against the insti­ receiving in reference to it, we take
Brigg
KAHLER & WATSON.
< ’oroner.........................................
tution.
At
a
later
day,
when
the
Tl M E
Official Pa|x’r....................... D e >
oecasjon to say something more al*out at Southampton on the 15th. The
In Orth’s Building, Jacksonville.
Utornns
and
Counselors-at-Law,
party
had
attacked
slavery,
but
avowed
cocitr srniN«;
it. It is rapidly taking the place of Mayor received the remains, and the
itself
against
negro
suffrage,
he
was
i '■■unO/,— < ■¡rciiit i ■<
route was thronged with people.
Jirckxonvdle. < O fi/ini,
zealously advocating negro suffrage in the famous blue grass, as it grows
The Uni versa!ists of Oregon will
County ('onrt, tir*t Monday in ea«-!i in
all its length and breadth—as he now more rapidly and is suited for more
Will pnu-ti«'«' in the Supreme, I»i.-tii« t ami
Ji^rphine
—<Tr«-uit Court, '<
other * ’ourts«iflhi'State.
does woman suffrage. In the quarrel kinds of soil and will last longer than meet in convention on the 9th of June
Momlny in April ami fourth Momhiv i
Ollier in the building formerly occupied
between Johnson and Congress, lie any other grass in this climate.' It is next, in the vicinity of Central School
tôlier. <'ouniy Court, tir-t Monday in
hv * *. Jacob-, opposite (Court House.
—'.*11.
went for impeachment, as he did for
UAry, April. July and o<-!ob< r.
however particularly well adapted for House, nine miles northeast of Ilar-
.1. It. M il..
,IV K'ONVII I E I E! ! !N«*r.
J. 11. T1N-O,N.
Furniture Ware - Room, anything that looked to securing the deep, rich, moist soils. No grass risburg. The convention will lie held
ascendancy of the fanatics who were
Justice of tin* Peace............ ....... W. M. Ti
STINSON & NEIL.
equals it in its rapidity of growth and over the Sunday following, A cor-
TOWN
.1 WK-ON V! 111:.
'tricing to rule tlu'coumry, regardlo-
the luxuriance of its aftermath, and it
AUorncys and Connsilors-at-law,
Jacksonville,
Oregon. of consequences. The infamous recon­ is therefore highly valuable as a pasture dial invitation is extended to every­
struction measures had his approval,
grass. It blossoms a little earlier than body, particularly to all that feel an
T rusto«»*.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
lie earnestly favored theorgm zition
timothy and about the time of red interest in the advancement of Uni­
of reliable Republican majorities in all
District and
clover, consequently th<* latter can be versalism in Oregon.
the Southern State*, and the domina­
sown with orchard grass and both be
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment
The Salem Mercury has this : A
tion of the black over the white citi­
< if t urn it h re........
ing < •!'
cut while in flower. Another feature gentleman from Douglas county in­
zens of those State*. We tru-t that it
is, that this grass is <>f such a nature that
BEDSTEADS.
will not be sup|*osed that our famili­
II. K. HANNA,
forms us that some peddling gentry
it will endure considerable shade and
BE REA IS, TABLES,
arity with Mr. Davenport’s po-itions
yet grow luxuriantly. This fact may have been perambulating that county,
(il l LI* M* *1 ' LDINGS,
on the.-e questions is due to his proni-
account for the n ime by which it is and have victimized the farmers to
The
inenee or their importance,
STANDS. S* »FAS, l.i*l NGF.S,
Jack n »)’B ill ' 1.0 It'." Xo. 1 1
Jacksonville. Oregon.
now generally known. It is not suit­ the tune of aliout $lti,<•()(). They
writer (*f this happens to thus know
Hold' it- recular m«-e>
<11AI RS OF ALL KINDS,
able for a lawn grass on account of the represented that there were first-class
Saturday ex en i ng at th
what Mr. D’s politics have bet'n,
peculiar habits of its growth.
low’s Hall. Brother' in good -t;
PARLOR A BEDROOM SI’ITS,
through an accidental acquaintance
invited to attend.
K. KI Bl
Orchard grass is the coming grass tailors just behind them, who would
ETC., ETC.
with him during a re-idence of some
<’. W. S avaoe . Bee. Sec’v.
for the farmer'of the country. It will make up the cloth for S3 a suit. Up«»n
Silas J. Dav.John A. Boyer. J<
Dr. L. DANFORTH.
year* in Marion County. We owe it
resi't the drouth far better than blue this representation many were induced
Trust» ••*.
to him to say that, however obnoxiou*
PHYSICIAN AM* SlRGEoN,
grass, and it will furnish almost asg«M»d to purchase the goods in quantities
his idea* are to u*, and to those hold­
winter pasturage as this well-known amounting to from $150 to $30(1. But
Or soiinn PerahiiiitHt Trilr Xo. 1. Ini- Has renmvetl to Jacksonville, ami tenders
ing Democratic view*, yet, no one will
variety. Many of the leading stiwk the tailors nevercame, and theclnth now
pr<»ved <>rdcr ot Re <1 Meli. holds F*' hi- pi• itessi«>naI serx i«-«'s t«> t lie pul>li«'.
His con­
ever accuse his sincerity
stateli colinrils at tile R< d Mell's
«»iiie«’ oti California street, ad joining Ca­ DRUGS and MEDICINES.
men in the blue grass regions «>f Ken­ remains as so much worthless trash
viction*, however erroneous, arc hon-
Hall thè third sun in everv seven suns, in ton’s s||<»e-'hop. Rcsi<lem*e on 1 hird stri1« I,
tucky
ar*' substituting it for the him* upon their hands.”
thè eighth run. A c«»r>li:il inviiittion t-> al! oppo-it«-ami west of the M. E. Church.
*-t. Fanatics are never hypocrite*,
grass, »'hich is a sufficient recommen­
brothers in g<><>d 'tanding.
4 FELL AND COMPLETE STOCK A L- and Mr. Davenport is not a hypocrite.
A. P. < *WEN, S.
dation of its value. This is really a
. \ wax < un hand at th«»
B ecking the T iger .—They tell of
Rev. Campbell is a man whom we valuable grass, which, as a general
P. D. P aiisons , <', ot R.
GEORGE SCHUMPF,
a jolly sugar planter who, in the days
do not know. II«* is a minister of the
thing, has not been as sufficiently in­
( ’ITY DREG STOBF
of spfM’te and slavery, found himself in
Camphellite persuasion, and a resident
Oregon Dividali Xo. 1.
BARBER,
trod
need or tested as its merits deserve.
I
of Folk County. We have made dili­ It com*'' forward earlier in the spring New Orleans with the proceeds of hi*
Sons and Daughters *»f Temporanee, moet*
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on We lne«day evviiing «>l c icli w<i k in lite
gent inquiry to learn something of his and remains green later in the autumn crop in his pockets, anxious to invest
B< *< >KS,
hall «»f Poeahontas Tri)»«- N»». 1. L < *. IL M.. CALIFORNIA STREET, Jacksonville.
antecedents,
and have only succeeded than any other. Its leaves are nunier- them in the pursuit of happiness.
Brothers and •»i»»ters in g«»«,d 'tandiitgare in-
STATU *NFRY,
in learning that he is in the habit of ous, broad, succulent, and therefore Having duly primed him*elfat the St.
Y ited to attcnd.
ToII.ET ARTICLED,
Charles, be was wandering along the
JOHN A. P.oYER, W. I’.
voting the Democratic ticket.
particularly valuable for pasturage or «treots in search of a faro bank, when
A. I’. O win . R. S.
J.
H.
Douthitt,
the
candidate
for
DRUGS AND M EDH INI'S.
to cut for soiling.
If cut when in
r->
his attention was attracted by an
Secretary of State, is an old re*i«le!it
blossom,
and
not
dried
too much in Italian who wa* turning the crank- of
A, Warr'll Loilfi* Xo. 13. I. F. A L M..
Gasoline Oil and Lamps, of Oregon—formerly of Linn Comity, curing, it makes good hay,yields more
DANDRUFF L< >TI< *N,
||obl' it- wgiilar «•ommuni<,ati«>ns
hi* hand organ, on top of which moved
but at present of Ochoco X’alley, Wa*co forage by about
Z^rX on flw Wcdii.—div evenimr* or pre­
one-fourth than any
ETC., ETC.
and
danred a number of p*ipp°t*, one
Some
years
since
Mr.
Douth-
(’ounty.
ceding th«* full moon, in .i.ii'k'onvill«’. < «re-
other grass. It grows well in the of which held a plate for contributions.
gon.
T. G. REAM F>. W. M.
itt was a Democrat, and an active Southern States, and has been culti-
M ax MI I.I.EK. See’v.
Taking thi* fora novel game of chance,
He has held the Chairman-
vated in several plaees there for up- the planter, wholly nnsophi-ticatod
Agency for Cowan's King Remedies. parti*an.
•-------«
Central
-hip of the Democratic State
war*Is of twenty yea rs pa-t. It is
Jarkvnnill’’ Slannn Xo. ID. I. 0. IL M..
Committee one or more terms, and especially rpeomni(*ndo<l for the quan­ and more than half inehri ited, re.*«lived
R<*BB A- KAIII.ER.
CIGARS !
to l»u- k the tiger, and pl ie«‘d a five-
was always c<»n*pictious and active in
Hold- its regular im etings «-very Thursday
tity of nutritious food which it yields,
evening at th«- (>ihl 1 «-Hows’ Hall. Brothers
dollar
piece on the plate. The It dim
(
'(invention*.
and
about
Demo
1
ratie
“EXCELSIOR”
as well as the rapidity with which it ground on, t^figure dextr«»u*ly tilled
in g<>od standing are ins it«-«l t<» at*«‘n«l.
We believe that lie was deeted t > the
E. JA< < »BS, < >. (’.
grows after Iw'ing ent or grazed. For the money into a basket, the Italian
LTVERY STABLE
Comity Clerkship of Linn County upon
F. < ¡ hob , R. S.
hay it is not so valuable as timothy,
that ticket. From 18G2 up to L87O, he but for consumption on th*' farm it is solemnly placed it in hi* p»wkot. “Here
Oregon Street, Jacksonville,
YREKA, CAI..,
was undt'fstood to be an a'pirant for invaluable, affording good pasturage goes to get even,” said the planter, as
Ruth Rcbknh Drgrrr Lodzc No. I. I. 0. 0. F.,
Keeps Constantly on Hand
J. W. MANNING & R. ISH, Propr's. political honors at the hands of the early and late, and it is much less ex­ he planlced a ten, which shared the
H o I i I m its regular meetings <>n every other
same fate. “Fifteen nut : here’s a
Democracy of the State, and desirous
Monday evening at o«ld Fellows Hall.
hausting to the soil than timothy. twentv.” The Imperturbable Italian
Members in good standing are invited to Imported & Domestic HAVANA Cigars,
aving jest received a new of securing some place on the Slate For permanent pastures, a mixture of
attend.
N. FISH lilt. N. U.
stock of Harness, Buetrios an«l ('ar- ticket.
He is said to have look­ orchard grass and blue grass cannot I m * pocketed the twenty ami still turned
J ane K vbi . i , R. S.
AM
riages, we are now prepare«l to furnish our
ed upon the action of the Demo­ surpassed—the one coming in early, the crank. The di*gu*ted pl citer de­
patron* ami the public generally with as
parted with the remark ; “ W *ll, I
cratic State Convention in 1870 as an
ALL OTHER BRANDS,
th** other holding out late in the fall never was Iu«*kv ; hut l»la»ne»l if I ever
Jnrksonxillc Turnurrin Xo. 1.
FINE TURNOUTS
indefinite postponement of his hope* and winter,
Hold* its re<mlar meetings at Turnvere
It is important that the see a game lM*f«»re where .all the per­
As
can
be
had
on
the
I
’
acifi«*
Coast.
Saddle
AT
SA
X
FRAXCTSCO
PRICES!
in the Democratic quarter, and he
Hall every Monday evening. Regular E
horses hireil to go to any part of th«> «-onnt rv. forthwith eschewed his Democracy ami seed should lie sown thick so as to centage wa* in favor of the <1 *.aler !”
creising every Monday and Thursday ev
2!» IV.
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
cover all the land, otherwise it will
nings.
( H AS. NJ*'KELL, President.
broke to work single or double. Horses began casting about for other fields in come up in tufts and present an un­
F.i>. H okne , Secretary.
S alt tn the O cevx .—Everybody
board«'«!, and the best of can* bestowei] upon which to prosecute the designs his
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, th.-ni
even appearance.
while in onr charge.
knows
that the waters of tic* ocean
ambition had formed. Whether he
The
seed
weighs
fourteen
pounds
JACKSONVILLE LITERARY SOCIETY,
<»L
’
R
TERMS
ARE
REASONABLE.
are very salt to the taste ; but how
< 'AI.lfOliMA STEEET,
has openly identified himself with the
Hohls its regular meetings at the District
Al*out twentv-four many of you h ive thought <»f »he i ti-
A liberal share of the public patronatre is Republican party during thi* interval, to the bushel.
School Iloti*«- every I'ridav evening.
[2stt]
MA NN I N(t ,t ISH.
Proprietor. solicited.
pounds should be sown to the acre, if nu*ns(* quantities of salts of d*ff,re,'t
John Noland,
ROBT. KAHLER, President.
or has I k ' cu merely waiting like Micaw­
used alone. Otherwise sow an ('«pial kinils that must be in the Atlantic
A melia M ii . i . ek . See’y.
ir. r. J ohnson .
ber, for something to turn up, we are
r. A. JIEAIIN.
quantity of orchard and blue grass, and Pacific to give a flivnr tn sn«»h
not advised.
Mr. Douthitt is as
\’ < *N E BET TI IE < ' II < >I< ' F.ST A NI * B F^T
or about twelve pounds of each. If enormous lwMlies of water? Scientific
JOHNSON <fc HEARN,
The City Brewery,
Wines, Bramii***, \\ hiskies and (. igars
wholly unqualified for the office of
orchard grass and clover are sown to­ men have thought about it ; and one
♦ c
I Secretary of slate as .Tolman, on the
Snccessor^to
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DRINKS, 12* CENTS.
i Ring ticket, is for that of Governor. gether, sow one bushel of the former of them (Captain Maury) has told us
RANTZAU i SHAW AND COMSTOCK &. MARTIN, It would be difficult to find another 1 and six or eight pomuls of the latter. that if all the various salts of these
TV RE—it don’t
VISIT SCHUTZ.
NO CREDIT IN THE Fl TERI
Orchard grass should not be sown oceans could l»e separate«! from the
|>
*y. 1 Familie* ms-ding anything in my lin<-
pay.
man
so
totally
unfit
lor
the
oilice
as
Forwarding \ Commission Merchants,
alone, except for seed. The best time water .and spread out equally over the
«-an always be suppli**<l with tin-purest ami
Uncle Jimmy Douthitt.
IL SCHUTZ RESPl.iTFFLLY IN- b-.'t to be found on th«- (’oast. Give in»- a
to sow grass seed is in the early part northern half of this continent, they
Mr. Beach, the candidate for Treas­
REDDING, (A L.
___ forni'tlie citizens of JiK'k'onvilli» :m<| «•all, ami you will be well satisti«-d. • gHL
<*f the season, on a light fall of snow.
nurr«>*in«lin'z country that he is now manu­
urer, is a very respectable citizen of If this is not possibh*, sow imme«liately would form a covering one mile »1«»en.
facturing. and w ill c«jj>stanlly keep on haml
So heavy would I m * this mass «if salts
Limi County, an honorablejnan so far
RAILROAD SALOON,
the v«-rv I h -M «»f Laea*r Beer. Those wishing
preceding
a
goo*!
soaking
rain.
If
that all the mechanical invention of
MARK YOFR GOODS (’ARE OF J. A IT. as we know, and perhaps possesses t he
a < m > o 1 glass of licer sh«»ul«l give nn* a call.
sown after the 1 st of March, the ground man, aided by .all the steam and all
Bv eloM1 attention to business we hope
California Street,
In politics should be lightly harrowed with the
to merit a continuation of the patronage requisite qualifications.
he
has
always
been
an
extreme
Re­ Thomas’ smoothing, or other light har­ the water power in the world, could
heretofore
extended
to
tin*
oh
I
firms.
29tf.
J.l ( EXON J I/,LE, OREGON,
DR. WM. JACKSON,
not move it so much as one inch in
publican.
row.— Rural World.
t
WM.
BOYER,
even
centuries of time.
HENRY PAPE,
ENGINEER
Mr. Hand, the candidate for State
('al. street, first door west of Whited' Martin, Printer, is the publisher of the Dalles
A very slv woman in Cleveland
A covntky paper exclaims ; “Lives
Like
the
most
of
his
Mountaineer.
has been making money by tricks there a man with soul so dead, who
through tickets , i2i uts .
Jacksonville. Oregon.
predecessors on the ticket, he is a that are vain. She waylays young nevex to himself has said, I’ll
ptV
His paper has lieeiP men, when they are out with their
Republican,
DEALER
IN
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
the
ftllOK E WINE'S, LIQI’ORX AND ( I-
more of a local character than other­ lady friends, and demands “ that dol­ before I go to bed, the debt I owe
' gars constantly on han«l. The reading
vve
printer?
”
Yes,
there
ar"
some
Fruits in Season,
wise, but has always come to the sup­ lar and forty rents yon owe me for
table is also snpfiiif-«! with Eastern p«-riodi-
know
full
well,
who
never
such
a
tale
SURGEON DENTIST
cnls and leading papers of th«- (’oast. 2?Mf.
port of its party when thecanvass came. washing.” The young man is gener­
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
Mr. Oglesby, thecandidate for Super- ally too confused to make an immedi­ could tell, but they, I fear, will go to
New Boot and Shoe Store, I ND EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE intendent of Public Instruction, is a ate reply, and his confusion is not —well, the place where there’s no
4 LL STYLES OF PLATE WORK MADE
winter.
yY
su«»h as Gol<L Silver, l’laiina. Alum*
A found in a first-class variety store. resident of Douglas County, a kind of lessened by the inquiring looks of his
California Street,
ilium ami Rubl»er Plate*. .S|»ceial attention
Prodm-e taken in exchange. lTea.sc i*ive me irregular preacher in the Methodist fair friend, while the old woman re­
A n Iowa editor being accused * f
given t<> Children’* teeth. Nitrus Oxnlc
a »tall.
^f.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Church
North,
and
an
extreme
Re-
libel
by a person against whom he had
peats
her
demand,
and
in
some
apies
(laughing ga*> given for the painless ex­
|
publican
;
though
his
family,
of
which
traction of the teeth.
made
a serious charge, made no effort
CARPET-WEAVING.
c
obtains her plunder.
Will visit Ashland «>n the 1st of March an­
■ there are several members, is of the
to avoid a*suit, but added to his lia­
aving permanently located AT RS. OLIVER WOULD RESFECTFUL-
nually ; als«> K<-rbv viile on the 4th Mun«lav
C ooing is well enough before mar­ bility hv stating that the individual
in Jacksonville, respectfully informs .»I ly inform the p<ibli<*that she will short­ ! opi»o*ite political faith.
iu October. Call ami examine specimen
the public that he is prepared to <l‘o all kinds ly be prepared to weave carpets in the most
The ticket, on the whole, is what riage, but the billing doesn’t come till was guilty of speculating on his own
work.
<>rt'ice corner of California and 5th streets ; of work in the boot and shoe-making lino. ; artistic style, and at reasonable rates. La- we should call a Republican ticket. after ; and then it comes from the
sister’s coffin, charging his father S3
'csid‘‘«lce opr-' •.•»<- Crx-y-’* 4’ 'V-ig(|t’sbla«*k- Satisfaction guaranteed.
' dies desiring to have »•arpets wcven, should
It is strong in the Radj< aJism »if its tradesmen.
r'ATON.
•»•»ire for it than if «.*«**♦ him.
, srive her p. <«’].
Erf.
J. GREY JEWELL. M. D.,
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