The Democratic times., April 25, 1874, Image 4

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SATURDAY,.
..... APRIL 25. 1871.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
< • «♦«». P. Rowell A < '<•.......
..... New York.
S. M. Pcttingill A I '«>.....
..... New York.
I.. I’. Fisher,......
..... San Francisco.
Thos. Bov«*«».......
...... San Francis««»
Dan. L. G reen...
.......Josephine Counts .
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Pay your subscription.
Gov. Grover speaks at the Court
1 louse to-day.
A Fi-her is preparing to repair his
store and resume business.
Win. Bybee, Esq., returned from
Happy Camp, Cal., last week.
A-her F. Wall was in town yester­
day. He i- bound for Calitornia.
M. E. Cm in i(. - Religious services everv
Dr. W. Jackson is absent on a pro­
Sundav, at th«* u-ual hours, by the Rever­
ends
W. Stahl, N. A. Starr and M. A. fessional tour «-ast of the mountains.
Williams, alternately.
Two ordinances were passed by tin»
I'ATHol.Ic C iickc II. Divine Services ev­
ery Sunday, at.the u-ual hour, by Rev. ba­ Trust«‘«‘s, but arc so lengthy as to pre­
ther Blanciielt.
M. E. Sr n i>.vv s«-ltooi..— Regular meetings clude publication this week.
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o'«•!«»< k.
The Agricultural Society will hold
C atholic . Si vmv S chool . — Regular
meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two its annual meeting at the Court House
o'clock.
on May 2d. Sei* ad. elsewhere.
Wm. Kreiitzer is baking bread on
the burnt di-t rict already, having erect­
Stages leave Jack•,< »nville as folk >w s :
F<>r Rock Point, Grant's Pass and Rose­ ed a temporary building thereon.
P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
burg, »•very day at -:I5 a . m . Mail close-at
8 A. M.
For l’ho’nix, Ashland, Yreka and Red-
d'ng. California, every day at 10:30 A. M.
Mail «doses at 1»» A. M.
For Applegate, Kerbyville, Waldo and
Crescent Citv, every Monday and Thursday
morning, at 3 o'clock. Mail «doses al - r. m .
the pre<fding evening.
Th«» mail for Central Point, Table Rock.
Fugle Point, Brown-borough and Sam’s
Valley leaves ««very W«slnes«lay morning;
closes the «•veiling pre«-e<ling.
Th»« mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yia-
n<»x and Lak«» City, leaves Ashland every
Monday morning.
Mmirv Or« 1er Ollie«* oj>«n from!» A. M. to
5 r. m .
O ffice H oi ks --From 7 a . m . to 7 P. m .:
Sumlavs. 3(» minutes alter arrival of stag« -.
Mail matter mu-t be in on time or it will
ii««t go.
M ax M iller , I’. M.
11«»n. James Wat-on, father of Judge
E. B. Watson, of this place, died at
his residence in Douglas countv last
week.
Many of the members of tin* tem­
perane«* lodgi* in this place went to
1 >v-k ins’ ye.-terilay, to organize a lodge
there.
Major Jackson, of Fort Klamath,
who lias been on a trip East, has re-
turned to these parts, looking hale and
hearty.
E. F. Lewis has resigned his po-i-
tion as foreman of the Neaf/itfl. lie
is -uece«*ded by Mr. Ogden, lately of
R aces .—Then* will be three days
Wiscon-in.
racing for trotting and running horses
Hon.
Henry Klippel, I’re-i'lcnt
at the close of next month. Liberal
of tin*
Board of State Capitol
panes will be put up. Further par­
Commissioners, arrived from Salem
ticulars hereafter.
la-t Saturday.
R e -O pened .—Henry Pape has re-
fitted the building on Third treet, one
iloor north of the Express Olliee, in a
neat and tasty style, and i now ready
to arcommod.ite the publie with the
l»e>t of liquors, wines, etc. Give him
a call.
Governor (¡rover arrived in town on
Thur-day’s -tag«*. Hi* h aves to-morrow
for Canyonville, when* he has an ap­
pointment to till on Monday.
RoLt. Redding, of Si-kiyou county,
Cal., ha- tak«*n hi- ei*lcl»rated Belmont
stallion “Gladiator’’ to the Chewacan
P aintin '«;.—Hyzcr A Ackley else­ valley, in this c«.»unty.
Mrs. I’. Donegan has just received a
where announce that they are prepared
to .do al! kinds of painting in superior completeaii'l elegant supply of millinery
style and at reasonable terms. They -tock. The ladies will do well to call.
an* excellent mechanics and should be See advertisement elsewhere.
given a trial.
Mrs. M. J. Coolidge, of Ashland,
N ew G oods .—Sachs Bros, will to­
day receive and next Monday open
a large and most elegant stock of
Spring an<l Summer goods, consisting
of suits, hats, vtc. Al-o a fine assort­
ment of la<li»*s goods. Give them a
call and examin«» their stock.
JctwtE A N vnan .—This enterpris­
ing firm have reopen«1«! again in the
building ou Oregon Street, ju-t north
of their pl« I quarters, where they will
I m * pleased to see their patrons. They
propos«» building a brick on th»» -ite of
tin* old U. S. Hotel as soon as the ma­
terial can be procured.
w rites us that -lie has during the pa-t
winter manufactured two quilts—one
of 1,572 pieces, the other of 2,310.
II. K. Hanna, l'.-q., left for r .Joseph-
¡no on Thnr-day, to be in attendance
on Circuit Court, which moot at Ker-
byvill«* next Monday.
Geo. Schumpf has purchased the
laml formerly occupied by James
Drum’s ston», and will bttil 1 a brick
upon it. The price paid was $225.
David Linn is having the wallsofhis
brick building tore down, to make
place for more substantial ones, pre­
paratory to refitting the lions.-« again.
lalior and much money to complete it.
From it can be learned the rise, fall,
etc., of every nation existing or hav­
ing ex i-ted,besides much other informa­
tion. Mr. Turner has a copy of it on
exhibition at the Clerk’s office, which
attracts much attention.
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menu »•?-»»wh»*ye.
SELLING OFF!
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\1T1LL MAKE THE SEASON AT THE
H stables of Isaac Constant, Manzanita
Precinct, six miles norfhea-t of Jackson­ This space is reserved for Bon
ville, on Wednesilay, Tliursdav and Friday
New Advertismnent. He
of«“aeh week, and at the stables of R. Bene-
selling goods at re­
diet, Appleg:<e, from Sa'urdav until Tues­
duced prices.
day morning, calling at the stables of L.
Chapple to and from Benedict's each trip.
T erms — £7. cash in hand, for single ser-
vi«-e ; 812 for the season, and $16 to insure a
«•« »It.
D escrtttton ant » PEnioREE. — Young
Samson is a bcautitul dapph»-gr«*y, 1« hands
high, weighs 1 ,«>.»<> tt»s.
H<* was sired by
Dave Samson, lie bv ol«l Samson, th«» well-
known <Ira ft hor-e brought to t his \ al lev by
John Babcock, E-«p His dam was a large
Morgan mar«*, wt'ighing 1,■’•■>'» tt>s., ot great
power ami «•iiduran«*e.
Farmers ami Stoek-raisers wishing to rai-e
Draft horses, will do well lose«* YoungSam-
son betbr«* .........ling their mares. For fur­ S. E. WATT.
CHAS. K. KLUM
ther particulars inquire of J. W. D-wis or
KLUM,
the owner,
ISAAC CONSTANT.
Mares from a distance will be furnished
with pasturage, free of charge, at the farm Saddle & Harness Manufacturers,
of Isaac (’onstant.
15.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
s. p. JONES.
CONDUCTED BY
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THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES,
I
i rpiIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THIS
I school will o»mrnpii<*(> about tin* middle
of August, and is divid«*d in four aessiont*,
i ot eleven we«-ks eu«»h. The following are the
. terms:
Board am! tuition, por term,............. ...Sift.no
I Bed and B«*d«ling.....................................
4.00
S.oo
Drawing and painting..........................
Piano.............................................................
15.00
Ent ranee fee, only once,....................
5.O0
anufacture AND IMPORT CON-
M
THE
SALOON,
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6.90
Junior,
“
........................................ 8.00
Senior,
“
........................................ 10.90
Pupils are receive«! at any time, and their
terms will b<* counted from tin- «lay of their
entrance. For further particulars apply
the Academy.
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To Whom it May Concern.
4 LL PERSONS WHO OWE Sl BSCRIl’-
A ti«»nor Job Work to the D evkh katic
I T imes between January 7th, 18,1, anti July
1st, 1872, will plea-«* noi!<•<• this advertise­
ment, as I shall, unless pai«i up In a
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
s|»«»rt time, put their accounts m tut* hands
TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I IIAVI’- of „» rnlwr f..rg'ig'jyi'o.™ .« <-o..
I appointed JameM W. Crqtchur, Esq , my
agent, t<» f»tt, n<| to all necessary business
Bv E. D. Foudrny, Agent.
mHE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WIiTTERER. during mv ab-« iex* in the East.
January
23d,
1874.
4,f*
1 has now on hand and is constantly man­
f have als<> pia<>.»d my notes and accounts
ufacturing tjie b«—t L-mer Beer in Nimtlu.rii. ¡¡i t no hands ol H. K. Hanna, E-q., f«»r <s.b
Oregon, which he will sell in qnanlcies i.t h.e.;ion. Parties interested will govern theni- Ϋ.'B WORK OF ALL KINDS N F ATLV
iiO'l - . iiromptlv
exo*u‘«*d ;»t the TlMl^i
•mit purchasers. C:«ll nvi i,>st the Hrti«-h»
9 , I
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•, ! « •*.-' :««•«•««¡’«Iinglv.
JAM E**» T. G LENN.
Viq\"l'lxG oFl’ICF. al » lie l««w«»M rule».
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in, twTJ, /
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NOTICE
DIED
SELECT DAY Sl'HOOL.
I Primary, per term,....................................... $
Repairing neatly and quickly done.
Please give us a call.
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LAGER, LAGER !
GILBERT—On Butte < reek, April 21st, to
the wife of ' )rson < Jilbert, a son—st ill-horn.
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WATT <fc
ST. MARY’S ACADEMY,
cord Team, Buggy and Plow Harness. I
Boston Team Collars, Concord, Team and
NEW STATE
Buggy Collars, Men’s, Boys’, and Side Sad­ I
dles. Bridles, Cinchas and Stirrups, Whips, I
Corner California and Third Streets,
Curry-combs, La-lies, Spurs. Collar Pails’
and everything usually kept in a well regu­
WEBB & JONES, Propr's.
i lated harness establishment.
\\ e are using Kerby’s Genuin«* Santa Cruz
Leather, and guarantee Satisfaction to our
■pNGLISH ALE AND PORTER, together < 'ustomers.
I J with the finest brands of liquors and ci­
ALL (HEAD EoR CASH.
gars always on hand.
ltitf.
BORN.
MONKS—Near this city, April 22d, 1874,
of consumption, Benjamin Franklin
Monks, a native of Lexington, Fayette
county, Ky., aged 62 vears, 3 months and
21 days.
[Lexington "«1 N’ >•■!>«, it!»*. T«*nn,, papers
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,
l’ip«*s. 1’ipe-stems, ami anything of that
kind that mav la* wanted. I am also Agent
for th«» GROVER A BAKER and FLOR-
EN«'E Sewing Machinea, and keep them
or hand. I have just received
Sachs’ «•«instantly
th«*
latest
improv«*d
Florence, which feeds
I
is
I th«* work FR< »M THE (»PER A TOR.
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"Ny J«*w«*lry, \vateh«‘s and Chwks cleaned
and n paired ami warrant«*«!. Also Sewing
Mai’hincs cleaned and repaired.
jrfl" < Jive me a «*all
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‘YOUNG SAMSON,''
S peaking at A shland . -Hon. T.
F. Campbell, Independent candidate for
Governor, passed through town yes-
terday on his way to Ashland, to hold
a discussion with Gov. Grover ami
Judge Tolman, Democratic and Repub­
lican candidates for tin* sann* office,
(¿nite a number of citizens of this place
were present We will next wook
give a full account of the affair.
James A. Cardwell has laid out a other business. A full attendance is
first-class race track in his field east of requested to be present.
town. It is each morning covered
MARRIED.
with horses whoso speed is being prop­
AMY — CONSTANT—At the residence of
agated l»y their owners. There will
Isaac Constant, on the 22d inst., by Rev.
M. Peterson, 11. Amv to Mrs. .JessieCon­
be an abundance of fast trotters about
stant—all of this county.
the time the next Fair rolls around.
c fore.
JUDGE & NUNAN,
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
I Hscrssiox
T<»-1 > a v.—(iovornor
Grover and Rev. T. F. (’ampboll, can­
didates for Governor, will hold a pub­
lic discussion at the Court House to­
day. From appearances, it is doubt­
Prof. J. B. Farley has opened a ful if Tolman will come to the centre
seh«M»l on Antelop«*, which is flourish­ and participate.
ing fim*ly. There is a good attend­
M eeting .—The members of the
ance, ¡f we are to judge from the Social Club will meet tit the Court
quantity of new’ school hooks Mr. Far­ House next Wednesday evening to H. L. WEBB.
ley purchased last Saturday.
dispose of its literature and to transact
A n n iv eksai < Y B a Li>s. —Oregonian-
I’oeahontas Tribe No. 1, I. O. R. M.,
will give a grand anniversary liali on
May 12th. This order has gained an
enviable reputation for giving the best
of parties, and no pftins will I m ? spffred
to make this occasion equal to former
John Bilger, accompanied by his
efforts.
I wife and Mrs. M. A. Chambers, left
Jacksonville Stamm No. 148, U. 0. for the South last Wednesday. Mrs.
R. M., also intend giving a grand hall Bilger and Mrs. Chambers intend
on May 26th. The best of music and ; visiting their relations in the “States.”
supper will be provided, and nothing Mr. Bilger will accompany them as
left undone to make it. a perfect sue? far a» San Francisco, where he will
r«*ss in every particular.
¡.lay in a full supnly of goes Is for his
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T uesday E vimn ««, April 21, 1874.
»11 »W 111^, are the proceedings of
A regular session of the Board of the County Court for the April term
•Man ufa et u vers of and Dealers in ,111 Kinds of
Trustees was held this evening. AH thereof:
the members «*xe«‘j»ti^g Mr. Bilger
The report of W. J. Plymale, Super­
were pn*-ent. Minutes of la-t meet­ visor ot Road District No. 6, was sub­
ing read ami approved.
mitted and approved. T. F. Beall
l he Marsha! pr«*s«‘iited hi- new bond was appointed »Supervisor for ensuing
of $1,non, with J. A. Wilson and J. year.
t7
Wetterer as sureties. Same was ap­
Fritz Pflugh was appointed Super­
proved.
visor of Road District No. 21, vice (’.
WE WILL SELL
Mr. Sacli-, ('hairman of the l ire D. Reed resigned.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ SADDLES, from
lio.oo up
Fund ('ommittee, made a verbal re­
The resignation of C. A. Charlton as
25 00 up
port that the ('ommittee had eRected Supervisor of District No. 37 was ac- HARNESS, per sett, from
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a loan of tin* l it1«* Fund to the amount cepted, and James Fitzgerald appoint­ LADIES' SADDLES, from
18.00 up
of SI2t>.25, f«»r !>n «l.tys, on goo«l and ed instead.
IIORSE COLLA ILS, from
2.50 up
sufficient security. Report accept«*«!.
Daniel Walker was appointed Super­
'The St»xton made his annual report, visor of District No. 1, dec II. True, BLACK-SNAKE WHIPS, from
1.00 UP
which was read ami ordered on file. who failed to«|Ualifv.
HEAD HALTERS, from
1.25 up
In his report lie -ays: “That the
1 lie pet it ion of Thos. E. Nichols and
ground s« t apart for Chinese burial others, praying that the voting place in
And all our goods at equally LOW RATES. We warrant all the above work . All wo
purposes ¡s about all occupied, and re- Little Butte precinct be change«! from want these times is a fair living profit.
Give us a call ami see if we wont do all we assert.
commends that ground be enlarged Antelope to Brownsborough, was
Repairing promptly done.
The highest cash price paid for Doer Skins.
sufficiently to admit one tier more of granted.
Jacksonville, 13th, 1874.
grav«<.” This matter was taken up
The p«*tition of Thos. I’. Nichols and
for consideration, when Mr. Sachs -aid others for a county road near the
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IMPROVE VOUE POULTRY.
that lie was opposed to enlarging -aid mouth of Lake creek, through the Lake
For Sheriff.
grounds unless the Hile Were kept ill flats to Wm. Gribbles’, near (’himney
I offer mvselfasan independent candidate IT COSTS NO MORE TO KEEP
better order and condition than the Rock, was granted so far as having a
for the oflice of Sheritf of Jackson county.
present ground- were ; and with this view and survey is concerned. Wm.
O. A. D avis .
GOOD FOWLS
Ashland, March 24, 1871.
as a condition he would move that th«» Henry, John Fountain and James
TITAN 1*0011 ONES!
Sexton be allowed to enlarge the Cleft were appointed viewers and J.
For County Clerk.
grounds as recommended, w hich mo­ S. Howard, Surveyor.
To the Independent Voters of Jackson County :
tion prevailed.
Sheriff McKenzie submitted a re­ I I hereby announce myself an Independ­ The OAKLAND POULTRY YAPPS,
<*an<li<lat«* for <’««un' v ('lerk at the com-
The salary bill of R. S. Dunlap, Sex- port of tin* delinquent taxes for 1S73, ent
in«x general election, subject to the approval
Corner of Sixteenth and Castro Sts.,
ton, for $30, was presented and re. which was examined ard found cor­ of the voters of Jackson c«»untv.
CH AS. \V. SAVAGE.
OAKLAND, CAL.
f« rred t«> the usual «•ommittee.
Jacksonville, Feb. 20, 1874.
rect. The description of land liable
Th«* -alary hill of 11. K. Hanna, for delinquent taxes being d«»f<»ctive,
SPECIAL NOTICES
Tow n At torm y, for s; .’•*>, was presenteil tin* Sherifi" was ordered to tile a new
SEASON OF 1874.
F or the very best Photographs, go to
and ordered piid by warrant on the tax roll with a full ami correct descrip­ Bra'llev
’ A Rul<«t-«>n’s «lalh rv without stairs
ASCEND
I N Tl 1 E ELEVATOR, 42!»
Town Trea-nry.
tion.
M«>ntgom«*ry Street, San Francisco, Cal.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
The M ir-lial reported the following
The petit ions of Jo<. ( left and others
name- of pi r-on- who were employed for thw relocation of part of the road
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
From the largest and best bred Fowls in
th«»
World.
as -peci.il policemen on tin* occasion leading from Brownsborong h to Klin-
II appy R i : i . iecto Torso M en from the
Carefully packed an«I warranted to carry
«•fleets of Errors and abuses in early lite.
of the lire of April I I. lsy| ; John
anv «listance. The varieties comprise
gle’s fi rry, and of J. R. 1 lammer.-ly Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar­ safely
Dark and Light Brahmas, Bull' and Part­
Bonham, Kon K im*, im! Kanaka Jack, and others for a road in I «(><»-(» Lake riage n*moved. New method of treal hient. ridge
<'«»chins. White Leghorns, Houdans,
Now and remarkable remedies. Books and and Sil ver Spangled Hambiirgs.
3 «lays cadi; Mr. A-bttry, Wm. G. \’.ill«*y, were postponed until next circulars
-out frov, in -ealed envelopes. Ad­
Black Spanish. WhiU* Dorkings, Golden
Kinney, Frank Ku--haf< r ami J. IL term.
die— 11« »W A RD ASS( H I ATI« »N, Number 2 Polands. Ayh sburv Ducks, and Gam«*.
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa..—an In­
Sebright and Black Afriea»i Bantatns.
1 lyz.er, . 2 » day- e.t-h ; < ¡t’i». l itt-, llo-
'l’lie petition of J. W. (¡earhart and stitution having a high reputation for hono­
A line invoi'*«« of Bronze Turkevs, weigh­
rable conduct and protes-ional skill.
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mer M ice and M. R. 1 letchcr, 1 day
ing '!'» tt>s. to the pair just r«*ceive«l.
other- f«»r tin* «‘stabli-liment of an ele«*-
¿it' Send stamp for illustrated «*ircular to
each. 'I'll«' same was referred to tin«
GEO. IL BAYLEY.
ti«>n precinct in Sprague river valley
Importer and Dealer of Choice Poultry.
Financial < 'ommittee to fix vompensa- was granted. Said precinct embrace's
Bl >X 65'.», San l'ran<*is«*o.
tion for each.
all of Sprague river valley east of
I'pun application, li<jm»r lie<*n-o< w« re Klamath R«*servat ion and is to be calle« 1
— BELOW—
General Agent for the D>ultry World, a
monthly
magazine, devoted entirely to
granted to Wintjen A Helms, 11. L. Sprague river precinct.
Poultry, 'fhe best pa|M*r published in the
Wchb A- ('<>., John Noland and Henry
Subscription $1.25 per year. Aho
Bill- to inconsiderable amount were COST AND FREIGHT ! » country,
agent for the American Standard of Excel­
I’apt», each for-ix months. I^cen-c-
lence. l’ric«* 50 cents. Agents wanted in
audited.
«»very city and town in the country. For
w ere or<l«*r«*d i«ti< <1 to each upon fil­
AT—
furl her information address Box 659, San
ing th«* Treasurer's receipt- for -50
Francis«*«».
Please state what paper you saw this ad­
ami bonds as required by ordinal)« «*.
vertisement in.
Mr. Sachs called th«* attention of the Grand Anniversary Ball !
9-3m.
February 28th, 1874.
or
—
Board to the case of ,l«»hn Wolters,
who hail p.ti«l into the Trea-urv the Jiii ksmo ille Stillimi No. I ls< I . O. K. 51. Granger, Stove & Hardware Store ! WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
-nm of $25 as
To be «riven in Jaeks«»nvill«* on
A SHI.A ND, OREGON.
licens«*, ami ha
JOHN NEUBER,
under that <1«
Tuesday Evening. May 26th, 1874,
DEALER IN
burned out ami
in c«»:i-e«jiien •«•
\ r
*ss. Mr. Sachs
• lepriveil of hi-
I)Alli.OR AND COOKING SToVES, from IVAT< HE'S, CIJM'KS, JEWELRY, SIL-
«T verwar«», etc., has re«,«*ive<l a large ad­
VEIT SCHUTZ' HALL.
therefor ■e mov«-d that the amount, le«
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$12 to $■«»> <*a« h.
dition
to his w«-ll-sel«'<*t«,<I sto«*k of Jewelry
Nails, 10 cents per pound.
's 33, be refunded to Mr
Mr. Wolters,
and silverware.
Hoi's«* shoes, 12 «•«•ills per pound.
ELGIN AND WALTHAM,
am! that a warrant b<* drawn for the
Harrow teeth, 12 <*ents per pound.
f 'oui mitt''• on A rranycinents :
Nov<*lt_v elo'hcs wringers, 8«».0o.
Gohl an«l Silver Wat«‘h«*s, G«»hl and Silver
sum of $16 66 in his favor. After a .
lien Sachs,
per Chains, all imported from th«* first manufac­
Hand-mad«* horse shoe nails, 10
Fisher,
F.
Grob.
Ileiii v v. Helms, pound.
N.
turers in the East. A line lot of SETH
desultory consideration on the prop«»,
L. l’etzohl.
Ami all Hardware at th«* same low figures, THOMAS’
sition Mr. Kubli s«*conded the motion,
<h>m mittec on Invitation :
for cash.
E1»4IT DAY WEIGHT X LCM'KS.
Tin, Sh«*et-Iron and Copper work done t«»
Henry Klippel,
!.. Herling,
N. 1 icke.
which motion prevailed.
Also
all kinds of E ioht -D ay and 30-norn
order in a workman-like manner, at the
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Floor Managers :
«’!.<»« Its; I’ ih KET (.' vti . erv and W ij . i .«» w
On motion it was ordered tbit the
lowest cash prices.
Herman v. Helms,
l’etcr «Ittersbach,
N. B.— All persons in<lcbte«l tom«- by note W are of all kinds ; a new assortment of the
R«*c<»rder give written notice to all
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Max Muller.
or account niusf coni«* forward ami s«*ttl«* by most «‘legsint
the first of March next, or their ae<*ounts
persons keeping billiard tables for pub.
Toys for the Holidays,
will be put in tlu* hands of an otlicer, with
lie u-e to take out a Jieen-p therefor,
10 per cent ad«litioiial, for <*<>ll«*eti<»n.
CONSISTINO OF
B. F. REESER.
ami al-o that the Marshal In* directed
ALBUMS, DOLLS,
BABY WAGONS,
Ashland Jan. 31st 1874.
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to enfor«*<* the ordinance r«*ferred to.
WORK-BOX ES;
The Reconb r was then «lireet«*,! to
In fart everything that is wanted for (he hol­
inform the Tr«*a-ur«‘r that he was re­
THE
idays. A tine l«»t of SILVER-PLATED
quired to present his first «piarterlv re­
W A RE of th«* best quality. Also a tine lot ot
port. ti^the Boar«! at its next meeting.
.tfiMi»«* IJoxes, Aceordeons, Guitars, Violins, etc.
ELEGANT STAI J .ION.
Board then adjourned.
A Fine Assortment of
Alex. Martin has purchased Pat.
McManus’ half of the land on which
the Eldorado saloon was, situated.
We learn that th«* ¡»rice given wa-
$700.
Geo. A. King and family have gone
to Fort Klamath, where they intend
permanently residing. Mr. King en­
ters into the employ of Jay Beach,
R elief F. n t e kt a i n m e n ts . — Th e Esq.
Pat. F. McManus, of Yreka, former­
Imlopendont Literary Society have
na-eived a large variety of dramas, ly of this place, is in town. He sus­
comedies, etc., from San Francisco, tained considerable loss by the late fire,
ami are now actively engaged in pre­ and is in town on business connected
paring for the entertainments for the therewith.
relief of the sufferers by th«» fir«*,
Runners for San Francisco houses
which will take place on Thursday, are arriving by the stage-load since
Friday and Sat unlay evenings, May good weather set in. Several dozen
14th, 15th ami IGth.
have already passed through, and still
they come.
C hronological C iiabt .—W. M.
I*. Feholy has commenced opera­
Turner, of this place, has received the
agency of Adams’ chronological chart tions for the buildingof a kiln of 100,- 4
for Pennsylvania,and intendscomrnenc- 000 brick. He intends completing it
ing a canvassing tour there shortly. in the course of a month or two, when
The chart is a truly wonderful piece of rebuilding the burnt district will pro­
work, anti has taken many years of ceed in good earnest.
Pcin.ïc S peaking .—Richard Wil.
liants and Timothy W. Davenport.
Republican anti Independent candi­
dates for ( ’«»tigress, will hold a joint <lis-
«•u—i«»n jn .Jaeksonvillt* next Mond iv,
27th inst. Everybody is invited to be
present and hear these gentlemen
preach each other’s funoral.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
BOAKB OF TRISTEES.
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