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P ersonal .—(’apt. O. C. Applegate B ig I nvention .—Lloyd, the fa D eath would he impossible if the procla and Judson Small, of Lake county, mous map man, who made all the mations of tho alcoholic nostrum mongers were In town yesterday. They are on maps for General Grant and the Union were truo. But, alas ! their terrible excit ants send thousands staggering to the grave. JANUARY 1, 1875 their way homo from a trip to the army, certificates of which he publish FRIDAY, Instead of addjng fuel to tho tiro of disease Willamette. with such deadly compounds, try the cool ed, has just invented a way of getting AGENTS FOR THE TIMES. W. A. Childers, our new County a relief plate from «(eel so as to print ing, renovating, purifying and regulating Goo. p. Rowell A Co....................... New York. Assessor, called on us yesterday. lie Lloyd’s Map of American Continent effect of that inoslimahle combination of herbal juices and extracts, Dr. Walker’s S. M. Pettingill A Co.....................New't ork. L. P. Fisher............................... S»n Franeiwo. is making preparations towards enter —showing from ocean to ocean—on California Vinegar Bitters—the sole specific Thus. Boyce................................ San Francisco for Dyspepsia, Physical Debility, Headache, Rowell A Cheeman............................ St. Louis ing upon the duties of his office, which one entire sheet of bank note paper, Dan. L. Green................... Josephine County. will commence March 1st. 40x50 inches large, on a lightning Bilious Colic, Liver Complaints, Rheuma Chas. Hughes...... -,.......................... Kerbvville i tism. Gout and Chronic Constipation. John L. Carter, the well known pres«, and colored, sized and varnished Ben Haymond................................ Rock Point MARRIED. painter, h .s removed his family to for the will so as to stand washing, I RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY town from Ashland, and will reside I and mailing any where in the .world for BLACK ERT —SC HI M A K ER—I n J ack son- ville. December 25, 1874. bv Hon. E. B. I I 25 cents, or unvarnished for 10 cents. Watson, County Judge, William Blackert M. E. CiU’Rcn.—Religious services every here permanently. to Miss Sarah Schumaker. Sunday, at the usual hours, by tho Rever This map shows the whole United W. Lair Hill, editor of the Oregon ends J. R. N. Bell, J. S. McCain and M. A. ian, passed through town last week on States and Territories in a group, from Williams, alternately. NEW, THIS WEEK. C atholic C hciu h .—Divine Services ev his way to Washington. surveys to 1875, with a million places ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa on it, such as towns, cities, villages, Notice of Final Settlement. ther Blanchett. T he B all . — Decidedly the affair of mountains, lakes, rivers, streams, gold M. E. SrNDAY>'i'imoL.—Regular meetings every Sunday imernoon at 2 o’clock. the season was the Christmas tail I giv mines, railway stations, Ac. This In the County Court of the State of Oregon, C atholic S unray S chool . — Regular en at Veit’s Ilall last Friday evening, for Jackson county, sitting in Probate map should be in every house. Send meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two December 23, 1874. o’clock. under the auspices of the Li e*ary So 25 cents to the Lloyd Map Company, In tho matter of the Estate of Barbara Hen --------- >........ derson, deceased - ciety. Fifty-seven tickets were sold. Philadelphia, and you will get a copy P. 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER S GUIDE. pEORGE II. LYNCH, ADMINTSTRA- The youth and beauty’ of Jackson were by return mail. Stages leave Jacksonville as follows : \T tor of said estate, having filed in said For R«x'k Point, Grant's Pass and Rose present in full force, and a highly en Court his final account for settlement, and burg, every day at 8 a. in. Mail closes at joyable time was had/ The music by also pravinst'for an order for setting the I 7:30 p. ni. time for hearing the same ; therefore notice For Phcvnix, Ashland, Yreka and Red the Jacksonville String Band was ex is hereby given that said final account will ding. California, every day at 3:30 p. m. be heard and determined in said Court on cellent and supper by Mrs. Horne not Mail e’o*es at 3 p. m. Tuesday, the 2d day of Febi nary, 1875, at For Applegate, Kerbvville. Waldo and to be excelled. The room was taste which time all persons having any objec Crescent City, every Monday and Thursday tions to said final account and settlement morning at 4 o’clock. Mail closes at S p. in. fully ornameuted and the Society must then and there be made. the preceding evening. Bv order of Hon. E. B. Watson, County spared no pains to make the affair an The mail for Central Point, Table Rock, Judge. E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk. Eagle Point, Brownsljorough and Sam’s agreeable one, in which they were em December 23,1874. 1x4. Valiev leaven every Wednesday morning ; inently successful. Dancing was kept closes the preceding evening. Notice of Intention. The mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yia- until the wee sma’ hours of morning, nox ami Lake City, leaves Ashland every I I Monday morning. For Linkville every and all went home satisfied. In the Probate Court of tho County of Jack- i Monday and Thursday mornings. Money Order Office open from 9 a. in. to 5 p. m. O f fice H ours —From 7 a. in. to 7 p. in ; Sundays, 30 minutes after arrival of stages. Mail matter must lx» in on time or it will not go. M ax M uli . er , P. M. I A shland E ntertainment . — A friend sent us the programme of the entertainment to be given by the Good Templars of Ashland, requesting us to publish it. Unfortunately, it did not reach us till after the T imes had appeared last week, and a* he reg- levted to give the date when it was to transpire, we are in a quandary whether the entertainment has oc curred or not. Consequently the pro gramme does not appear. Oar cor respondent should drop us some infor mation on the question. G range E lection .— I icksonvllle Grange No. 88, Patrons of Husbandry, at its 1 ist regular session, December 1 I 26, 1874, elected the following officers ; for the ensuing year: F. M. I’lymale, ■ \V. M.; Conrad Mingus, O.; \V. .1. Plyrnalo, L ; John W. Dollarhide, S.; II. F. Phillip*, A. S.; Jesse D.llar- hide,C.; Jacob Ish. Treas.; I. W. Ber ry, Sec.; John R. Tice, G. K.; Mrs. I Jo*ie L. Plymljile, Ceres ; Miss Annie F or the I nterest of all P a li Miller. Pomona : Mi*s M irv S. Walk ties .—There can now be no doubt of er, Flora ; Mrs. Jane E. Plyhiale, L. the wisdom of the course pursued by A. S. Governor Bramlette, with reference to F rost .—Thept*tfew nights have the last Grand Gift Concert of the Ken been dear and bitterly cold, and tucky Library. The? short p >stp mo everything outdoor* in the vegetable ment to February 27th will insure or shrubbery line has been killed. the sale of every ticket, which will be The frost was quite heavy on the more satisfactory to every ticket-hold ground the next morning. Compara er, and more for the interest of Che tively little rain for mining has fallen Library, and that there may be no as yet, and these cold nights are rough doubt of it coming off this time, the on the miner, as they freeze up what Governor proposes to return every little water there is. If we do not ticket-holders’ money in ease of failure. receive some rain or snow ere long, The firm of Hull A Nickell, in publishing the T imes , ha* l»een dissolved bv mutual consent, 1*. D. Hull withdrawing. All ac counts due said firm prior to September 1st, 1874, may l»e paid to either party, and all accounts agiinst the firm will be paid by the same. All persons indebted are re quested to settle forthwith, as the business must lie closed without delay. All accounts not settle'! in a reasonable length of time will be placed in the hands of an attorney tor collection. All unexpired contracts for subscription, advertising, etc., will bo ful- filled by the now proprietor. P. D. H oll , C has . N ickell . A H appy N ew Y ear to all. R ailroads .—An article on rall- roads appears on our first page. C ounty C ourt . The January term of the County Court will be held next week. **(• Ladies* and Gentlemen's LEGAL ADV-ERJISEMENI^..- -------------------------T7' .... < VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned has l>een appointed by the County Court of .Jackson countv, Ore gon. Administrator ot the Estate of A. J. Rountree, deceased. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to settle the same imme^liately, and all persons having claim* against tho said estate are requested to present them with the proper vouchers to me at my resi dence in Goose Lake within six months from the date hereof. J. J. CHARLTON. Administrator of Estate A. J. Rountree. Novembec.27, 1874. 48x51. BOYS’ and GIRLS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, I OR ■ , Administrator's Notice. FURNISHING and , F FINE TOYS . - -- . HOLIDAYS, Executor's Notice. CLOTHING, VT0T1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 11 the undersigned has been appointed bv the County Court of Jackson county, Ex ecutor of the Estate of Oliver M. Hurt, de ceased. All persons indebted to said e*tate aro requested to settle the same i in mediately, ami all persons having claims against t-a'id estate are requested to present them with the projier vouchers to me at mv- residence in Sprague River Valley within six months from the date hereof. JAMES JONES, Executor estate of Oliver M. Hurt. October 5, 1874. 46x ML LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS, CROCKERY, ETC., At E. Jacob's New Store. Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville. Administrator’s Sale of Real Estate. 4 LL OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOLD 1\ at the very lowest rates. If you don’t believe me, call and ascertain prices for yourselves. No humbug ! All kinds ot produce and hides taken in exchange for goods. 42tf. TN PURSUANCEOF AN ORDER AND 1 decree of the County Cour: tor the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, sitting Jor the transaction of Probate busines* Decem- l>er the Sth, A. D. 1874. the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of John Thur-’ ber, Sen., deceased, will offer for sale tor cash, in United States Gold Coin to the high FRANCO-AMERICAN est bidder at public auction, at the Court House door in Jacksonville, in said county, on Saturday, January 17th, 1855, HOTEL <k RESTAURANT, The following described real property, situ son, State of Oregon. In the matter of the Estate of Wendelin ated in the County of Jackson, State -oi Ore Nus, deceased. gon, to-wit : Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, The S. W. Ji ot N. W. J4 of section 20; To the lion. E. B. Watson, Judge of the E. J4 of S. W. Ji ot section 30 ; W. of j ^. Probate Court of the County of Jackson : E. Ji of section 30 ; E. 54 of N. E. J., , 4 ot sec T JAMES MILLER, ADMINISTRATOR tion 30 ; S. W. Ji of N. W. J4 of section 2*3 ; 1 of the estate of Wendelin Nus, deceased, N. E. Ji of N. E. 5i of section 3!. All iu J ACKSON VILLE, OR EGON. duly appointed and qualified as such under Township 38, South of Range. 1 West, and the order of the above named Court on the containing three hundred and sixty Hrn s. 9l h day of June. 1874, do hereby give notice Sale to commence at 1 o’clock r. m . ot to whom it may concern that on the 1st day said day. E. D. FOUDRAY. Proprietress. MADAME HOLT. of February, 1875, I will ask leave of the Administrator of the Estate of John ’niur- Probate Court for the County ot Jaek*on ber, br., deceased. Oregon, to resign iny trust as Administra I»ecember 14th, 1874. tor of said estate. t .TAMES MILLER. Dated Butte Creek, Dee. 31, 1874. ltd. IIE M ADAME TAKES THIS METHOD of tendering her thanks to the public for Sheriff’s Sale. the patronage which has hitherto been ex tended to her, and would respectfully solicit y virtue of an execution and its cont in nance. Iler tables are always under her immedi order of sale tlulv issued by E. I). Foudrav, Clerk of the Circuit Court for ate control ; and by her long experience in Jackson county, State of Oregon, and to me the business she feels confident that she will directed and delivered, in favor of James give entire satisfaction to all. Her beds and T. Glenn, ami against Elizabeth Johnson rooms are fitted up in the most comfortable tor the sum of $311.25 gold coin, with inter style, suited to the accommodation of single est at 10 per cent, per annum from Novem occupants or families. Her beds arealways ber I8th, 1874, together with $20.69 costs kept clean. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. and af’eruing costs. I have levied upon and OF will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bid lor foreash in U. S. Gold coin, at the Court House in Jacksonville, in said county, on T B Saturdiy, January 30th, 1855. at one o’cl >ck p. M. of said day, the follow ing describ'd real property, to-wit: I The southwest fraction of the northwest quarter, and the northeast and northwest fractions of the southwest quarter of Sec tion 12, in Township 3S, South of Range, 2 West, and known as lots No. 2, 3 and 4, in said Section 12. containing 78 and 9-100 acres; all in Jackson county, Oregon. To This space is reserved for BEN SACHS, •who is selling a complete and ele gether with all and singular the tenements and hereditaments thereunto belonging and gant assortment of general merchandise at the levied upon as the property of said Eliza lowest rates. beth Johnson to satisfy the above demand. J. W. MANN INC., Sheritfot Jackson county, Oregon. Jacksonville, Dee. 30. 1*74. 1x4. I or san NCI8C0. F or R oseburg . —I. W. Bern- left The Great P the Farmer« Miner, M Merchant. for Roseburg yesterday, loaded with OUR BOYS AN S’ DEPART. . A N NIV ERS A RY. — List W t Ine*< I :t y but little placer mining will be done hides, He goo* after a load of goods ME XT IB A TTR ACTIVE whs the anniversary of Ruth Rdtekah this year. FEATURE for Muller & Solomon. a------- •------- As a Fires.de 0» the Family Degree Lodge No. 4, I. O. O. F., and Gr Je the • A t W ork . — The authorities of Sis led. B eef C attle .—Matt Obenchain the event was celebrated by a supper EVERY G HAVE IT. has just returned from Butte ('reek, at Odd Fellows’ Hall in the evening. kiyou county, Cal., are still at work on where he has been selecting a lot of A full attendance of the Order was their road from Yreka to Linkville, and have twelve men busily engaged. A Fret Oo a Club. to u hoerer get» fine cattle for this market. present and several hours were pleas I This is an enterprise to capture the 3 Cop , One Year, • 0 50 I. O. It. M.—At a regular meeting antly passed away. We acknowledge trade of Like county, and although • Cop • CO the receipt of some excellent cake, for 10 Cop 00 of Oregonian-Pocahontas Tribe No. 1, our citizens seem aware of this fact, Payable advance in U. S. Ool Co is which we are duly grateful. I. O. It. M., held December 29, 1874, a equivalent in Currcnc nothing I lls as yet been done in the the following officers were elected for I. O. O. F. E lection .—At a regu ► premises to keep the trade in Jackson A m ifleent MAP of the I the ensuing term : Sachem, Sol. county. Facile (oast i lar meeting of Jacksonville Lodge No. TALMAGE’S PAPER, Sachs; S. 8., P. D. Parsons ; J. S., J. to every sc.b.c.ILe • 10, I. O. O. F., held December 2C», T horoughbred C olt .—Judge J. DE YOUXG A CO, I to N. T. Miller. T iik G reat P reserver of H ealth .— 1874, the following officers were (’. Tolman, of Ashland, last week re I Tarrant Mill Frawicifeco. ’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient can “The Christian at Work !” All Postmaster« ure authorized D r . J. M. M ay .—This incorrigible elected for the ensuing term : (’. W. ceived a fine thoroughbred eqlt, which always be relied upon as a pleasant, mild aceive Bab.xjiicuvn^. Specimen speedy and. positive cure in all cases of “The Best Religious Paper.” tent free. S kxd ior onr bilk, who two years ago hung out his Savage, N. G.; John Miller, V. G.; he purchased at the California State Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Si< k Indigestion, Sour Stomach. shingle in Ashland as a Doctor, and i Sol. Sachs, It. S.; Win. Bybee, Treas- Fair last September. He is described Headablre, Liver Complaints, Biliousness, Flatulency, A CHOICE OF left this county between two suns, has urer; Silas J. Day, P. S.; Ka-par by the Yreka Union as being a Nor Fullness of blood, and all Inflammatory SPECIAL NOTICES. Complaints, where a gentle, cooling cathar turned up at Dorris’ Bridge, Modoc Kubli, Isaac Sachs and Jacob Ish, folk, out of a Belmont mare, twoylears tic is required. So says the Chemist; so TWO BEAUTIFUL BBEMIUMS ! PiHili QueMti«»iiN lor 111 Villi UM...-!{«««> old, and weighs 925 pounds, iu thin savs the Physician ; so says the great county, Cal., where he follows the Trustees. the routine medicines of the profession done American Public of the nineteenth century. avocation of bar-keeper in connection Heed ve then, and be not without a bottle . N ILLUSTRATED roRTFOI.IO OF you no good ? Are you •discouraged and J ail A fire .—Shortly after the flesh. in the house. Before life is imperiled, deal /Y Twelve Gems, by Hendschel, each 8‘< miserable? If so. test tin» properties of the with practicing medicine. new Vegetable Specific, UTWA-er’« I me Brown brothers had been lodged in E lection .—The following are the judiciously with tho symptoms. Remem by 1054 inches, or the superb Chromes, gar Bitter«, already famous as the finest in ber that, the slight internal disorder of to ••T he T wins ,” 22 bv 28 inches, after loind- E xhibition .—To-morrow evening jail, the roof of that establishment was officers elected for the ensuing term day may become an obstinate, incurable seer. Price, 83.25, including postage. No vigorant, corrective and alterative that has ever seen the light. Dyspepticsand persons W. J. Stanley’s school, assisted by oth discovered to be on fire, but it was at a’ regular meeting of Ruth Rebekah disease to-morrow. Sold hv all druggists. Extras of any kind. Without Premium, ot bilious habit should k«*ep it within reach, $3 i>er annum. if they value health and ease. ers, will give another exhibition at the speedily extinguished, before any Degree Lodge No. 4, L O. O. F., held ATTENTION, AGENTS. CANDIES ! 4- ----------- • Liberal Commissions and exclusive I School House. A first-class pro damage was done. The fire seems to December 28, 1874 : Ka«par Kubli, N. OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. territory. Samples and circulars free. Send gramme is announced, and everybody have caught from the flue which ap G.; Jane Kubli, V. G.; Rachel Fisher, postal card nt once to H atpy R elief to Y otxg M kx from tho HORATIO C. KING, Publisher. should attend. The proceeds will bo pears to have been defective. A new R. S.; Frances Luy, P. S.; Mary Mil CA1TTT & WAGNER, effects of Errors and abuse* in early life. Box 5105, New York, ler Treasurer. Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar used to purchase an organ for the fluo was put in Immediately. riage removed. New nleihod of treatment. school. We shall speak more fully on New and remarkable remedies. Books arid R oad S upervisors .—Under the J ockey C lub .—There will be a Wholesale and Retail Confectioners, circulars sent Iree, in sealed envelopes. Ad the subject in our next. dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Number 2 new law passed by the last Legislature, meeting of our citizens at the office South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.,—an In — AT — C aptured .—The notorious Brown road supervisors are required to make of II. K._ Hanna, U'Q-, iq the. Court stitution having a high reputation for hono 101 Montgomery St., S. F» rable conduct and professional skill. 45 ■brothers, who murdered Oliver Hurt their returns at the January term of House, for the purpose of organizing KERBTVILLE, JOSEPHINE Co. in Sprague River Valley last Summer, the county court, in place of the a jockey club, on Monday night. The 4 TTENTION IS CALLED TO IM- GEORGE SCHUMPF, -were captured in that vicinity on February term, as heretofore. Those public is invited to attend. A menso assort men of (\ST ."JT1 Christmas by Deputy Sheriff Kent and interested will take notice and govern uitable for the COMING IIOL- other good* suitable BARBER, HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS- __ in all climates. I Warrante<l to _ keep C hristmas .—Christmas day passed IDAYN. ure in announcing to the people of Jo Jhis assistant, H. L. Webb, of this place. themselves accordingly. Price* Prices 1 low and term* liberal. Orders 9r< c.r.a for sephine oopntv and the’publia generally, CALIFORNIA. STREET, Jackson ville, ----------------- off Wry quietly-T-more so than here the interior promptly and carefully attend that The party arrived in town this week, he has lust opened a store in KERBY 49ni3. ed to. 49ni3’ R aces . — A couple of races occurred at VILLE, ana stocked tfie same with a choice tofore. Nothing marred its serdnitv and the prisoners are now safely and complete assortment ui ' ' the race track last Saturday afternoon.. he undersigned takes pleas - except the l>oys with fire-crackers, and lodged in jail. We were unable to nre tn announcing that he is now in NOTICE. One was for a small purse and the General Merchandise, even they were weak. stalled in his new and elegant quarters, obtain an authentic account of the which are fitted up in the latest and most Which will be w>14 at the lowest prices. approved style. All branches of the busi capture this week, but in our next we other for a bridle, which were both rnilE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE won by S. Booth’s horses. The races F or T he M ines —The Yreka pa 1 Gold Hill Quartz. Mining Company will A fair share oft he public patronage solicited. ness executed in first-class manner. «hall fully describe the affair. P. S.—I will shortly receive via Crescent I have also added bath-rooms, complete being of little consequence, no time pers announce that several person, be held at its office at the store of Sachs City an elegant stock of fancy goods. Bros Jacksonville, on Saturday, the 9th and convenient in their appointments, and M. MENSOR. from that region talk of emigrating to day of January, 1875. A hill attendance is Give me a call. To be R emoved .—A Washington was taken. those desiring a good, clean bath of any de Kerbyville, Oct. 21, 1874. 43. requested, as the election of officers and oth scription can be accommodated. the new mines at Galice Creek ere dispatch, dated December 22d, says In er business of importance will be transacted. S now .—A little snow fell last week Bv order of the President. DANDRUFF LOTION, dian Inspector Van Dever, on advice in the valley, but not enough to lay long. M. CATO.7. G. W. FREY. ' IKE SACHS, Secretary’. of Representative Luttrell and B. J. any length of timp. Snow is thick on 50t^i’ Ah entirely new discovery for cleansing T hanks .—Mrs. Horne has our Jacksonville. Dec. 1°- 1874’ CATON & FREY, the scalp and restoring the hair to its natu* Tengra, will recommend that Ochoco the Cascade range, and where the thanks for a liberal supply of excellent ral vigor. Price, $ LOO per bottle. SETTLE UP. Indians be removed from Warner val road crosses it was 10 inches New Boot and Shoe Store. I deep cake. I RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER. ley and confined on Klamath or anoth when Deputies Kent and Webb trav- CALIFORNIA ST., JACKSONVILLE. MILL NOTICE. B all .—There will be a ball at 4 LL PERSONS KNOWING THEM- er reservation. This tribe of Indians eled it the other day. A selves indebted to tho undersigned, Veit’s Hall to-night. has been an annoyance to the settlers of E ARE NOW READY TO RECEIVE proprietor of tho Eagle Brewery, are here wheat in storo, and will commence by requested to come forward and settle AVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED M ass .—The Catholic Church was - ■. Warner Valley, and now that the sol grinding on th« 10th inst. ... their accounts, either by cash cr noto. by in Jacksonville, respectfully inform the public that they are prepared to do all Our terms for grinding will bo the eighth diers have been removed from Camp crowded Christmas to witness the mid fiB-V or the very best Photographs, go to I the 1st ol January, 1875. Prompt compli Bradley A Rulofson’s Gallery withan ELE ance with this request will save cost and I kinds of work in the boot ami shoe-making bushel, or exchange. DALEY * EMERY» Warner it is well enough to remove i night mass. Father Blanchett offici VATOR, 429 Montgomery Street, San Fran« trouble. JOSEPH WETTERER. I line. Setisiaction guaranteed. Batt* Creek Mil!», Sept* J. W. ■Jaokeonville, Dec. 1, I£74. 4°td. CATON <t FREY. i ated. efwee. tho Indians also. I » t I 1 I i ■I ■ ■■■ » - >---------------------------- I I I NEW STORE, NEW GOODS! T T H W
