Oe fkmottatic ®imrs. LOCAL BREVITIES. THE NEW HOAD. A n I mportant E nterprise . •We learn that it is almost certain that the the J/asonic fraternity, in connection with Veit Schutz, will build a two- story brick, to occupy the ground em braced between Schumpf’s new struc ture and that of Wintjen & Helms. The proposed building cannot but be of great importance to Jacksonville, and we trust its erection will be final ly concluded upon. I LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. | J. B. WHITE. ALEX. MARTIN WHITE &, MARTIN M ound R anch , New goods at Ben Sachs’. Executor’s Notice. Jackson Co., Aug. 24, 1874. ) FRIDAY, A new awning has been erected in VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT (Successors to James T. Glenn,) E ditor T imes — Dear Sir :—I em- 1N the undersigned has been appointed by front of Ben Sachs*. brace this opportunity to give you a the County Court of Jackson county, Ore AGENTS FOR THE TIMES. Gen. Wheaton and family, of Fort brief outline of my first trip to the gon, Executor of the Estate ot John W. DEALERS IN Geo. P. Rowell A Co........................ New York. George, deceased. All persons indebted to mountains in Oregon. Notwithstand S. M. Pettingill A Co...................... New York. Klamath, are in town. said estate are requested to settle the same immediately, and all persons having claims L. P. Fisher,.................................San Francisco. Job printing neatly executed at this ing the busy time of the year, in com against the said estate are requested to pre Thos. Boyce.................................. San Francisco sent the same with the proper vouchers to I l»an. I.. Green.................... Josephine County. office at reasonable rates. pany with some four others, I started me at my residence on Rogue River within CALIFORNIA STREET, A. Fisher has gone to San Francisco from M.-Hanley’s farm on Little Butte six months from the date hereof. RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY. C. SCHEFFELIN, creek last Monday morning, for the to lay in a stock of goods. Executor of Estate of J. W. George. ' JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. August 4, 1874. 32x35. Alex. Martin has gone to San Fran purpose of examining the pass through M. E. CnvRcir.—Religious services every ' A H ealthy S eason . — Although Sunday, at the usual hours, bv the Rover- i the Cascade range at the head of the ends i. W. Stahl, N. A. Starrand M. A. cisco to lay in a stock of goods. Administrator’s Notice. a few cases of sickness prevail at pres I Williams, alternately. Ashland revels in the anticipation of Butte creeks, in order to ascertain the ent, the general health seems to be C atholic C hurch .—Divine Services ev-1 practicability of constructing a wagon LOW PRICES WILL WIN I VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa an extensive cabinet manufactory. good. Nearly all of the prevailing 11 the undersigned has been appointed We found road through said pass, ther Blanchett. by the County Court of Jackson county, The Literary Society will start again cases are not dangerous. that the pass is the best and nearest Oregon, Administrator of the Estate of A. M. E. S unday S chool .—Regular meetings next Friday, after a suspension of sev W. Jones, deceased. All persons indebted every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. way to connect this valley with BORN. to said Estate are requested to settle the HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS- C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular eral weeks. ure in notifying their friends and the the valleys east of us that can be SOLOMON—In this city, August 23d, to the same immediately, and all persons having meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two claims against said Estate are requested to public generally that they are now receiving Henry Pape and Chris. intjen found, Mr. Hanley’s farm is 28 miles o’clock. wife ot L. Solomon, a daughter. present them with the proper vouchers, to and opening a very largo and extensive ORTH — In this city, August 24th, to tho left last Saturday for a brief sojourn at meat my residence on Salt Creek, within stock of from Jacksonville. It is five miles to P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE. wife ot John Orth, a daughter. six months from the date hereof. Soda Springs. Soda Springs, on the north prong of D r . W m . MILLER, Stages leave Jacksonville as follows ; Administrator. DIED. For Rock Point, Grant’s Pass and Rose Hon. G. B. Van Riper, one of our Little Butte; from there it is six STAPLE DRY-GOODS, July 29, 1874. 31x34. burg, every day at 8 a. tn. Mail eloses at Représentâtives-elect, passed through miles to the Falls, where the Apple KUBLI—In this city, August 21st, infant 7:30 p. m. daughter of Jacob and Verina Kubli, aged For Phoenix, Ashland, Yreka and Red on his way North. Fourth Notice. Beady-Made Clothing, gate railroad survey crosses the creek; 9 dayfc. ding, California, every day at 3:30 p. in. Mail closes at 3 p. m. P. Britt and Samuel Hall have re from there it is nine miles to where STATE OF OREGON, ) For Applegate, Kerbyvllle, Waldo and AG RICULTUR AL IM PI4EMENT8, NEW, THIS WEEK. T reasurer ' s O ffice . Crescent City, every Monday and Thursday turned from a visit to Rogue River said survey crosses the Ashland and S alem , July 22, 1874. I morning at 4 o’clock. Mail closes at 8 p. in. Falls and vicinity. Pelican Bay wagon road. Here the 'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the preceding evening. Hats and Caps, claimants holding the following war The mail for Central Point, Table Rock, The various schools throughout the proposed road should fork, the left rants drawn upon the State Treasurer, that Eagle Point, Brownsborougli and Sam’s hand fork leading to Fort Klamath. there are funds nowon hand applicable to Valley leaves every Wednesday morning ; county are making preparations for i California & Salem Clothe and Blanket«, The right hand fork should follow as I41SH I dearly love. Song and Chorus. the payment of tho same, to-wit: closes the preceding evening. a Fall and Winter session. Numbers 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 888, 889, The mail for T.inkville, Hot Springs, Yia- 30 Stewart.................... $0 near as practicable on the Applegate nox and Lake City, leaves Ashland every 890 and 891. You can’t eat enough in one week No tidings from over the sea. Song BOOTS AND SHOES, Interest on the foregoing warrants will Monday morning. For Linkville every railroad survey to Mr. Stearns’, near 30 and Chorus. Stewart............................ to last you a year, and neither can Monday and Thursday mornings. not be allowed after this date. Blossoms. Song and Chorus. Link river, where it would intersect Alabama L. FLEISCHNER, Money Order Otlice open from 9 a. m. to you advertise on that plan. Stewart......................................................... 30 Ladiei', Misses’ and Children’s Shoe*. 31x34. State Treasurer. 5 p. m. the Ashland road. The distance from Temperance Crusaders. Song and Cho O ffice H ours —From 7 a. in. to 7 p. m.; Wm. Bilger is selling out his stock these forks to Stearns’ is 32 miles, rus. Stewart.............................................. 30 Sundays, 30 minutes after arrival of stages. Write to me, Willie. Song and Chorus. Fifth Notice. Mail matter must l»e in on time or it will of goods at Willow Springs at cost and making in all 80 miles from Jackson Stewart........................................................ 30 •not go. M ax M uller , P. M. freight. Here is a chance for bargains. ville to the latter place. I think this When Charlie Plays the Drum. Song STATE OF OREGON, ) We have also in connection with tho above and Chorus. Stewart............................. 30 T reasurer ’ s O ffice / > a very largo and fine stock of choice Deputy Sheriff Kent has returned distance can be made easier on this Salem, Aug. 4,1874. ) JENNIE, S elect S chool .—Miss Mollie Mc- from East Portland, having safely de VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to claim- route than on any other that crosses Darling, I am lonely now. Song and f’ully will open a select school at her iN ants holding the following warrants, GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS- Chorus. Stewart..................................... 30 livered Mrs. Martin to the Asylum au the Cascade or Nevada range. It will Kiss me, Darling, ere we part. Song residence on Monday, September 7th. drawn upon the State Treasurer, that there thorities. WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, and Chorus. Stewart............................. 30 are funds How on hand applicable to the be up one way and down the other, as payment of the same, to-wit : Brace up, or Have you heard the news. C hange of B ase .—General Frank John Miller has purchased some there are no deep chasms to cross. PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN Numbers 892, 893, S94 , 895, 896, 897, 898, Stewart........................................................ 30 Wheaton, the popular Commander of more land and proposes making his We did not explore the whole route ; There 899, 900, 947, 948, 949, 950, 951, 952, 953, 954, i is something I’m dying to say. DOW GLASS, CAST AND Stewart........................................................ 30 955, 956, 957, 958, 959, 960, 961, 962, 963, 965, | the troops in the Lake country, is to brick building several feet longer than 1086, 1087, 1088, 1089, 1090 and 1091. but some of the party have been over Walking on the shady side ; song and STEEL PLOWS, WOOD i assume command of Fort Walla Walla, was at first intended. Interest on the foregoing warrants will not ! chorus. Stewart,..................................... 30 all of it. The part we explored is said Farewell, be paid after this date. Annie Darling; song and cho EN AND WILLOW W. T., in a short time. L. FLEISCHNER. melon this E. Jacobs had a water rus. Stewart ............................................. 30 to be the most difficult portion of the - ' ———♦-------- 32x35. State Treasurer. WARE, ETC. N ew G oods .—Ben. Sachs has just week which weighed 32 pounds. It whole route. 1 have crossed this THE FLOWER Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. received a large and elegant assort was raised on the farm of Geo. A. range in three other places, and I find Do not weep so, Sister Darling ; song and chorus. Stewart............................ 30 Jackson, Rogue River. that a road can he made on this route Beautiful Form of my Dreams ; song ment of dry goods, crockery, grocer and chorus. Stewart............................. 30 TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ies, etc. He will sell them at the low T. G. Reames and family, Dr. Cal for less than one-twentieth what it Moot I re-sale made by the lion. County Court me, Bessie, in the Dell ; song and We are now ready to sell anything In our est prices. Give him a call. lender and A. P. Owen returned from cost to make the Amador, Placerville chorus. Stewart,..................................... 30 for Jackson county. State of Oregon, the un line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing dersigned, Administrator de bonis non of to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad ----------------- • —— • to the old Home ; song and cho or Truckee river roads in California. Back rus. Stewart............................................. 35 the estate of Jacob Roudebush, deceased, vantage to examine our stock before pur D istrict S chool .—The Jackson a visit to Wm. A. Owen’s ranch near will oiler for sale at public auction, for chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not It is in fact but a light undertaking to Close the shutters. Willie’s dead. Stew cash, at the Court House door, in Jackson to I m ? undersold by any houso in Jacksou ville District School will open again on Flounce Rock this week. 30 art, ................................................................ make a wagon road on this route. We ville, on county. Hon. W. W. Fiddler, Representa Asking a blessing from Mother ; song Monday, September 7th. The names and chorus. Stewart.............................. 30 found not a place that will require Saturday, September 26, 1874. of the teachers and other information tive-elect from Josephine was in town blasting, and most of the grading will OF KILDA-RE the following described real property be ■concerning the school will appear in this week, lie will start for Salem in I longing to said estate, to-wit : He kissed me good-bye at the Gate. few he easy. There will be but the course of a few weeks. our next. A house and lot situated in the town of 30 Stewart......................................................... i*TGive us n call, and then judge for Jacksonville, Oreeon, known and designat yourself as to our capacity to furnish goods The District School House has been bridges, and the most of the work will Tenderly think of the Dead ; song and B oard of E qualization .—The 30 ed on the Recorder’s plat of said town as as above. chorus. Stewart....................................... WHITE & MARTIN. repainted throughout, which has be clearing away timber. lot No. one. (1) in block No. sixteen (16); 29tf. Give my love toall at Home ; song and Board of Equalization will meet at and At some future time I will try also 3126 in Modoc war scrip. 30 chorus. Stewart ....................................... Car- greatly improved its appearance, Sale to commence at one o’clock p. m . of the waves her spirit wanders ; the Clerk’s office next Monday, Au show some of the advantages this road ’Neath P. D. PARSONS, ter & Sons executed the work. 30 said day. song. Stewart........................................... I gust 31st, to examine the assessment 34td. Administrator De Ronis Non. t\'eic Finn! ,Vew Goods! Think of me sometimes, Maggie. Stew would be to the public. Mrs. A. P. Morford, wife of Judge 30 art .................................................................. roll. All persons feeling themselves Yours, etc., M. P eterson . Aly dear old Mother ; song and chorus. Administrator’s Sale of Real Estate. in any way aggrieved by the assess Morford, formerly of this place, who 30 Stewart,........................................................ I J urors .—The following is a list of ment of the Assessor, will appear and was killed in Idaho by Theo. Burmes- TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF ter, is conducting a large seminary at the Jurors, drawn at the August term And other Songs by J. E. Stewart. 1 the County Court ot Jackson county, state their grievances. 30 1 want to see the dear old home .......... X E W PRICES ! — Eureka, Cal. 30 Oregon, the undersigned, Administrator of of the County Court, for the year com Oysters and Wine at 2 A. M.; song....... the Estate of J. IL Billinbrock, deceased, M. E. C onference .—The M. E. 30 Rambling through the town ; song.... S. J. Day, Esq., one of the Commis mencing July 1, 1874 : Q. N. Ander Ring again, sweet silver Bells ; sung. 35 will offer for sale at publie auction, at the Conference, lately in session at Port —AT 35 Court House door in Jacksonville, in said son, E. K. Anderson, R. S. Armstrong, Stolen kisses are tho sweetest; song. I land, has appointed S. II. Todd Pre sioners of the Southern Oregon Wagon 40 county, on Jennie, the Flower ot Kildare ; song. A. Bish, F. Barnaburg, D. S. K. Buick, Mailed post-paid, on receipt of the mark siding Elder of the Umpqua District ; Road, yesterday took out a load of Saturday, September 12th, 1874, ASHLAND, OREGON. J. L. PETERS, Wallace Baldwin, A. H. Booth by, W. ed price by men, who will assist in the construc i Rev. J. S. McCain as pastor for Jack 35t4. 599 Broadway, New York. at 1 o’clock r. M., the following described H. Basey, J. W. Baker, J. M. Black, tion of the road. Real Property, situated in Jackson county, sonville District; Sam’s Valley is yet Oregon, belonging to said Estato, to-wit : We learn that C. W. Kahler has R. V. Beall, A. M. Berry, M. Bellin The N. W. and the S. W. of Section to be supplied. Rev. N. A. Starr lias J. M. McCAIX <fc CO. three (3), Township thirty-seven (37), South ger, Wm. Bybee, J. A. Boyer* John purchased the City Drug Store of B. been stationed at Oregon City. Range two (2) West, containing three hun THE NEW IMPROVED — -• Robb, and that our handsome young Bilger, J. M. Childers, R. A. Cook, II. dred and twenty (320) acres—being the ave received and are still A dmitted .—We are pleased to learn friend Robt. Kahler will return from M. Chapin, Jas. Collins, Thos. Chav- Home Place of deceased. receiving the largest and l»est selected The East fractions of the N. E. of Sec that our ex-Jacksonville friend T. G. Coos Bay and taxe charge thereof. stock of goods ever before offered to the ner, Thos. Curry, T. Cameron, L. Chap- tion four (4), Township thirty-seven (37), public. The stock consists of South Range two (2) West, containing forty Owen, now at Empire City, was last Col. J. N. T. Miller, Newman Fish pel, John Cantrell, D. Chapman, L. eight and fifty-eight one-hundredths (48.58) week admitted to practice law by the er, C. W. Savage and families, and J. Colver, M. Baum, O. Coolidge, Wm. acres, adjoining the Home Place. FANCY ¡b STAPLE DRY'GOODS, Lots number 1 and 2 of Section twenty (20), ♦Supreme Court. Grundy is an intelli C. McCully returned from a tour to Chambers, D. N. Crocker, David Crone and lots number 1 and 2 of Section seventeen READY-MADE gent young man, and will doubtless the Lake country last week. They all miller, M. Caton, Joel Dixon, Jasper (17), in Township thirty-five (35), South Range 1 West, containing one hundred and GENTLEMEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING, make his mark some day. We wish seem well satisfied with their trip. Dennis, N. C. Dean, I*. Dunn, II. C. twenty-three (123) acres. him alt success in his new undertak The S. W. J-, of N. W. ki of Section twenty BOOTS and SnOES, The Vieux temps Bros, propose giv i Dollarhide, J. II. Davis, T. G. Devens, eight (28), and the S. E. *4 of S. E. Q' of Sec ing. _ L. J. C. Duncan, P. Donegan, S. J. tion twenty-eight (28), in Township thirty- ing two entertainments at Yreka on AND OIL-CLOTHS, four (34), South Range 1 East, containing CARPETS S pecial M eeting .—A special meet the 9th and 10th of next October, at Day, Sam. Furry, Dan. F. Fisher, M. eighty (80) acres. Lot number 4 of Section twenty-nine (29), ing of Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F. & which they announce several of their Fountain, J. Foss, N. Fisher, B. C. Iron, Steel, Township thirty-five (35), South Range 1 A. M., will be held at their Hall on pupils from this county will participate. Goddard, J. A. Grieves, Ben. George, West, containing sixteen and ninety one- HORSE SHOES AND NAILS, hundredths acres (16.90-100) acres. Wednesday evening, September 9th. Mrs. McCully is having a neat and T. II. Gilson, R. A. Gray, J. S. Herrin, Lots number 6 and 7 of Soction 4. and S. Side Feed and Back Feed A full attendance is requested, as busi commodious school house built near J. W. Hamrick, M. F. Hurst, D. Hues- E. ofS. E. and lot number 1 of Section GROCERIES, 5, Township thirty-seven (37), South Range ton, F. Heber, II. V. Helms, G. W. ness of great importance will be trans her residence, which will be completed THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM 2 West, containing seventy-one and throe HARD AND CROCKERY WARE. acted. one-hundredths (71.03-100) acres, excepting PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED in a few days. Miss Mollie McCully Isaacs, Elijah Jones, E. Jacobs, J. Nu- one square acre out of the Northwest corner, Eté.., Ete. SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. By order of the W. M. will open a school therein on the 7th nan, W. B. Kincaid, M. Liddle, Thos. I known as tho Collier tract. M ax M uller , Sec’y. Terms of Sale—Gold coin, payable six prox. McAndrews, L. McDaniel, John Mc Alnys in Order andReidyfor Work. months after day of sale, drawing interest Prices to Suit the Times. We learn that P. J. Ryan intends Kee, Jas McDonough, C. B. Mattney, at one per cent, per month with security. R ailroad M eeting .—We are re If there Is a FLORENCE MACHINE ANDREW S. MOON. erecting a brick on the land adjoining B. F. J/yer, T. T. JfeKenzie, W. H. within one thousand miles of San Fran Adm’rof J. H. Billinbrock’s Estate. WANTED. quested to state that a meeting of the cisco not working well, I will fix it with JfeDaniel, J. N. T. JfillerèJas. ¿filler, August 3d, 1874. aug7td. White & Martin ’ s. Also that the old citizens of Jackson county will be out any expense to the owner- Three Thousand Bushels of Wheat, in ex Henry Norton, J. J. Nichols, G. Nay change for goods. Highest prices paid, and held at Ashland on Wednesday, Sep Eldorado corner will be rebuilt at no SAMUEL HILL, Agent, distant day. We trust these rumors lor, H. B. Oatman, F. Jf. Plymale, Goods sold at Cash rates. tember 9th, to take into consideration may not be without foundation, as Please give us a call and convince your No. 19 New Montgomery Street, Wm. Purnell, Samuel Robinson, Jesse selves. I42tf.J McCALL A CO. the practicability and feasibility of the the projected enterprises cannot but GRAND HOTEL BUILDING, Richardson, J. E. Ross, W. II. Simp proposed Humboldt and Pacific Rail be great additions to the appearance of son, Peter Simons, John Slagle, Veit «AN FRANCISCO. the business portion of town. road. Everybody should attend and HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM! Schutz, J. P. True, J. C. Tolman, E. give his influence and aid to this en S upreme C ourt .—Tho following F. Walker, John Watson, J. B. Wris- ley, Thos. Wright, Jf. Hanley, John terprise, which will be of immense ben proceedings have taken place on cases Head, Sylvester Arrasmith, D. Peni efit to both Jackson and Josephine appealed from this District to the Su ger, R. C. Armstrong. counties. preme Court: COST AND FREIGHT!! I n O regon .—The laws of California C hinaman C aptured .—For some F riday , August 21st. time past Adam Schmidt, living on J. R. Neil, District Attorney for the prohibiting the exhibition of deformed Rich Gulch, has been troubled by sev First District, vs. Giles Wells, Jr., et human beings, tho proprietors of the eral felonious visits from persons, sup ftl; motion heretofore filed for a rule deformed girl, attached as a side show California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. posed to be Celestials. His premises of the Court upon the County Clerk of to Montgomery Queen’s circus, have HAH . G n I X K ’ S, having suffered again from these dep Jackson county to correct the tran pushed on through for Oregon. They P unctual as a T imepiece .—Unless the bowels do their duty with tlie regularity of passed through Yreka last Jfonday en I LWA YS ON HAND THE BEST STOCK redations last Friday night, and tracks script on file in this appeal; overruled. clockwork, perfect health is impossible. ASHLAND, OREGON. A. ot Patent and Home-made Rifle and rouie for this place, and are doubtless Therefore, when disordered, control them lieing numerous the next morning, he Opinion by Judge Upton. Shot Guns, single and double; Revolvers ! somewhere in the county yet. They immediately with of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat, followed them up and came across a James T. Glenn and Jacob Ish vs. G. have given no exhibitions, however. small and powerful; Derringers, the latest Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, Chinaman, whom, with the aid of a Karewski; on motion, judgment in and best ; also, tho best Powder and Pow he undersigned , desiring to der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of double-barreled shot gun, he safely the Court below in favor of defendant tho most gonial balsamic and effective laxa U pset .—The Courier learns that reduce his stock of goods, will sell for the l»est brands; all sorts of Shot and tive and alterative known to tho medical cost and freight for CASH for tho next Pouches ; Caps, Wads and everything in escorted to town. Justice Stinson affirmed. one of the teams that left Crescent City profession. Sold by all druggists. FORTY DAYS. the Sportsman’s line. fixed his bonds at $150, to appear I J. R. Neil, District Attorney of First week before last for Rogue River Val The above goods aro all of the best qual R. B. II ARG A DINE. ity, and will be sold before the next Grand Jury, in default Judicial District, vs. Giles Wells, Jr., ley, loaded with the machinery of a WANTED. CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. of which he was sent to Jail. Bail John W. Wells, Wm. F. Songer and grist mill, upset on the Lewis hill, and TOR SALE. HE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE was subsequently furnished by Lin Giles Wells, Sr. Cause pending on several of the large castings were All orders promptly filled. Repairing done highest cash price for deer skins and all I also desire to sell iuv Store-house and prompt!v and in good style. adjournment. «and Chow, and he was released. Dwelling. R. B. IL kinds of hides. JOHN ORTH. broken. 1 e.tf. »'»UN MILLER. Ashland, Jub- 2«. 1871. 31m5. Jacksonville. Aug. 11. 1871. 33x36. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, T MUSIC. N H BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! SELLING OFF! f T T