K. K. KKAMES.
C iietco W agon R oad .—The affairs ' 1776.
finally turned into dropsy. Resquiet-
1875. T. G. REAMES.
GRAND
of the Chetco Wagon Road Company !
cat in pace.
Democratic primaries on tho 17 th.
Judge Prim and Messrs. II. K. Han­ are gradually assuming a practical
The
Fourth
of
July
comes
on
Sunday.
FRIDAY................................ JULY 2, 1875.
na, James D. Fay and E. B. Watson, shape, and earnest efforts towards com- j
(Successors to White A Martin J
Mrs. Briggs returned home last Fri­ left for Linkville Friday afternoon, to pleting this road will doubtless soon •
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
day.
be in attendance on the Circuit Court bo made. The incorporation of the
DEALERS IN
Gen. P. Rowell A Co....................New York.
company
has
been
consummated,
three
I
Quincy A. Brooks, of Linkville, which commenced last Monday. They
I
N. M. PetÜngillA Po.................. New York. I
I*ai>. L. Green................. Josephine Connfv. I is in Salem.
were accompanied by John Slagle and persons from each county through
('has. Hliebes............................. Kerbyville j
Senator Mitchell passed through Stephen Booth. J. R. Neil started which this road will pass having
Ben Havinond............................. Rook Point ■
acknowledged and executed tho ar­ CELEBRATION!
, P. Fisher.............................San Francisco. '
I.
the day before.
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Thos. Boyce............................. San Francisco | town last week.
ticles
of
incorporation,
to-wit
:
Jack-
Rowell A t'hesinan..........................St. Louis I C. C. Beekman has returned from a
W. M. Turner and N. Langell have
—AT—
Qua. A. Winckler................................ Yreka i
son—John E. Ross, John O’Brien, W.
JACKSONVILLE, . . OREGON.
secured
a
contract
for
surveying
Gov
­
trip to San Francisco.
Beeson
;
Josephine
—
D.
Fiester,
II.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
Hon. W. W. Fidler, of Josephine, ernment land in the region' of Lost Thornton, W. A. Forgey ; Curry—II. The OVERBECK GROVE.
| river. They have secured the services
was
in
town
this
week.
M. F. C hurch .—Relieions services every
of J. S. Howard and party, who start­ G. Bonham, A. F. Miller, Alvin
Sunday, at the usual hours, bv the Rever­
Haying is about over and harvest
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY OF LOW PRICES WILL WIN
ed for the scene of their labors Wednes­ Cooley. We learn that great interest rpHE
end* J. R. N. Bell. .1. S. McCain and M. A.
L this County have unanimously agreed
will commence ere long.
Williams, alternately.
day, accompanied by tho contractors, is being taken in the enterprise by the ' to celebrate (he 99th Anniversary of Ameri­
C atholic C hurch .—Divine Services ev­
Tho July term of tho County Court and expect to be gone about three citizens of Josephine and Curry, sev-I can Independence in grand and appropriate
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­
style at the Overbeck Grove on Saturday,
commences next Monday.
era! signifying their intention of tak- July 3d, 1875.
he undersigned take pleas -
ther Blanchett.
months.
ure in notifying their friend* and th*
M. E. S unday S chool .—Rotnilar meetings
ing $1,000 of stock, and others in les­
Wilbur F. Cornell has returned to
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
public generally that they have nurchased
W. T. Jones, a tramp blacksmith,
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
ser sums. Jackson county will not ’’’Procession will form on the Grounds at the stock of White A Martin, and are now
C atholic S uxpay S chool .— Regular the Beaver creek cinnabar mines.
who last week applied at the printing
9:30 o’clock a . m ., under the lead of D. D. M. receiving and opening a very large, exten­
meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two
be
behind
in
the
matter,
and
we
trust
C.
A.
Smith
and
wife
delivered
a
Buick.
sive and well-selected assortment of
offices in town for work, is seriously
o’clock.
Music
by
the
Choir.
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forward
steps
will
immediately
be
lecture in town Wednesday evening. I missed by the proprietor of tho Rose­
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. M. Peterson.
P 0. REGISTER AND TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
made.
This
is
an
affair
of
great
im
­
Reading of Declaration of Independence
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
A. C. Jones, Esq., of Albany, is at burg Plaindealer. He left that section
by J. D. Fountain.
portance
to
all,
and
no
efforts
will
be
Ftnire* leave .Jacksonville a« follows ;
Music by the Glee Club.
For Rock Point, Grant’s Pass and Rose- ; present sojourning with us for the ben­ with some money he had fraudulently spared in making it an ultimate suc­
Reading of Grange Declaration by D. S.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
burg, every dav at 8:30 a. in. Mail closes at ■ efit of his health.
j collected from tho subscribers of that
K.
Buick.
cess. It ought to be built by the citi­ National Anthem.
8 a. m.
A post office has been established at paper, and although efforts were
For Phoenix. Ashland, Yreka and Red-I
Oration by Prof. J. II. Skidmore.
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
ding, California, every day at 2:30 p. m. Barren, in this county, with James ' made by Mr. Byars to arrest him, he zens of these three counties, and doubt­
Music by the Choir.
Mad closes nt 2 p. m.
less will be. If it is, a large amount Announcement of Dinner by D. D. M.
escaped. He is on his way South.
For Apnlegnte, Kerbyville, Waldo and Tyler as Postmaster.
of money will be kept at home, the Buick.
Beady-Made Clothing,
Crescent Citv. every Monday and Thursday
The DINNER will represent the fat of
Our
cotemporaries
should
look
out
for
Unity Temple No. 2, I. O. G. T., of
morning at 4 o’clock. Mail closes at 8 p. ni.
toll will be lower and it will be better the land, and be the best ever offered to the
the preceding evening.
him.
Ashland,
gave
an
entertainment
on
people of Southern Oregon. The grounds AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
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The mail for Central Point, Table Rock,
for the people in every instance.
will be neatly and appropriately fitted up,
Facie Point, Brownsl»omngh and Sam's Wednesday evening.
and no pains will bo spared bv the Commit­
P
assing
S
trange
.
—
Jacksonville,
Valley, leaves every Friday morning ;
make the affair a grand success.
J. A. Cardwell will leave to-day for as is well known, contains two print­
closes the preceding evening.
T he E lizabeth L edge .—Rock tee No to intoxicating
Hats and Caps,
drinks will be allowed on
The mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yai- Douglas county, taking with him the
the
grounds
;
but those who wish to put up
from
the
Elizabeth
ledge
taken
to
San
ing
offices,
both
well
prepared
for
do
­
nax and Lake City, leaves Ashland everv ,
stands for the sale of cool drinks, native
Mondav morning. For Linkville every fine Vermont stallion, “Mike.”
ing all ordinary work in good shape Francisco by C. C. Beckman, and sub­ wines, lemonade, candies, notions, etc., may LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES.
Mondav Thursday and Fndav mornings.
so by making the necessary arrange­
What is the reason the proceedings and at reasonable rates. Notwithstand­ jected to a mill test, makes a showing of do
Money Order Other open from 9 a. in. to
ments
with the committee.
5 p. in.
over $21 a ton. Mr. Klippel thinks that
A
cordial
invitation is extended to all.
of
the
Teachers
’
Institute
have
not
ing
this
fact,
however,
lately
whenever
O ffice Horn*—From 7 a. m.to7p. m ;
A
Good
Time
Generally is Expected I
Sundays, 39 minutes after arrival of staves. been forwarded for publication ?
a local entertainment is to come off in not reliable, as the rock pays $13 by
We have also in connection with the above
Mail matter must be in on time or It will
arastra
working,
by
which
a
greater
a very large and fine stock of choice
Ashland,
the
managers
thereof,
instead
The citizens of Foots creek and vi­
Marshal of the Dav, Gen. John E. Ross.
not go.
M ax M uller , P. M.
Assistant Marshals, I. W. Berry, John Size­
cinity will celebrate the Fourth to­ of encouraging home industry, send portion of the quicksilver is lost and of more,
Dolph Carlton, Wm. Ray, E.E. Gore, GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS-
Dcnaocrntlc Comity Committee.
their Job printing to Yreka, taKingthe course much gold with It. The ore is re­ Thos. Wright.
morrow with appropriate exercises.
fractory, but the proprietors of the ledge
COMMITTEES.
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
A meeting of the member* of the Demo- ,
The interest on several notes belong­ money out of the country and throw­
On
Music
—
Leader,
IT.
F.
Root
;
Mrs.
L.
cratic County Central Committee i* hereby
ing it into circulation in a town always believe they can now overcome the
PAINTS, OILS, NAII a S, WIN­
Al. Rose, Miss Alice Gray, — Cliff,
called for Tuesday, July 6, 1875, for the pur­ ing to the School Fund is now due, entirely alienated from Ashland, and difficulty, which, if successful, will Colver,
Robt.
Gray.
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
pose of apportioning the numbers of dele­ which should be settled, to save trouble.
greatly increase the bullion product, i On Pittance— Jacob Ish. Arthur Wilson,
Oregon
in
particular,
and
which
at
gate* each precinct will have in the ensuing
Samuel Colver, Mrs. J. E. l’lymale, Mrs.
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
C. W. Kahler, Esq., of this place,
present is endeavoring to secure a mail | An experiment with some tailings of R. M. McDonough, Mrs. John Colman.
County Convention, and for the transaction
On Dinner— General Superintendent, Mrs.
EN AND WILLOW
of any other business that may come before has been elected Vice President of the service from thereto LinKville, to the the ledge this week, revealed the: Ellen
Ish ; Mrs. Hannah Jones. Mrs. Clark
Alumni
of
the
Willamette
University.
the meeting for consideration.
WARE, ETC.
Mrs. Conrad Mingus, Mrs. D. S. K.
detriment of the Ashland route and presence of considerable quicksilver. Taylor,
Buick,
Mrs.
Arch
Morris,
Mrs.
Peter
Simon,
HENRY KLIPPEL, Chairman.
David R. Jones, after a several Ashland itself. The JacKsonville pa­ containing quite a springing of gold, i
Mrs. J. N. T. Miller, Mrs. John Cardwell,
JacKsonville, June 30, 1875.
month’s sojourn with us, started for his pers, with their extended circulation
Mrs. Thomas Wright.
*
Additional Committee on Dinner— Mrs. J.
We are now ready to sell anything in ear
T he B all .—At a meeting of the
O'Brien, Mrs. L. Chappel, Mrs. E. E. Top­ line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing
F ireworks .—John A. Boyer has home east of the mountains on Sun­ in that place and vicinity, have from
young men of Jacksonville, held Mon- , ping, Mrs. Dolph Carlton, Mrs. Jeff. Tyr­ to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
time to time inserted gratuitous no­
just received a complete and first-class il ay
Mrs. O. Ganiard, Mrs. John Sizemore, vantage tn examine our stock before pur­
day night, arrangements were perfect- j rell,
Dr.
Jackson
left
Sunday
on
a
busi
­
Mrs.
Wirtz, Mrs. Harvev Oatman, Mrs. M. chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
tices
for
these
affairs,
which
has
done
supply of fireworks for the Fourth, con-
A.
Chambers,
Hobart Taylor, James Mc­ to be undersold by any house in Jackson
ed
for
a
grand
Fourth
of
July
ball
at
I
ai-tini? of rockets, roman can Iles, etc., ness tour to various points in Lake more good than all the posters and ad- Veit’s Hall next Monday evening. ! Donough, Wm. Simpson, j. A. Grieve, Sam county.
March, Job” Dollarhide.
^fiCGive us a call, and then Judge for
of all sizes, which will ho sold at rea­ county. lie will be gone several 1 vertisements in the YreKa papers,
A. D. HELMAN, Chairman.
yourself
as to our capacity tn fnrni«h goods
The
various
committees
were
appoint-
[
weeks.
with their small circulation, could do,
W. J. P lymale , Sec’y.
sonable rates. Call and see them.
as above.
r7 RF.AMES BROS.
Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875.
S. Plymale, formerly of this place, and yet the latter have always re­ ed, and no pains will be spared to make
the affair a success. The Orme brothers I
N otice .—County Scrip will be ta­ but now of Portland, has received a
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ceived the pecuniary benefits thereof.
FRANCO-AMERICAN
ken at par in payment on accounts patent on a dynamic wrench of his in­
Life is Sweet.
We haven’t lost any sleep over the and Fred. Ltiy will furnish the best of
due the late firm of Hull A Nickell. 1 vention.
affair, and don’t propose to. It is an music, while Mrs. Horne will prepare The blood is the life of tho human system.
Also all those indebted to the T imes
the supper in her usual excellent man­ Keep it pure and all is well ; tor this pur­
Rockwell A Hurlburt will give ex­ affair amounting to little, but it does
office under the present management
ner. Everybody Is invited to attend. pose no standard medicine has had so uni­ HOTEL Sc RESTAURAMT,
hibitions of their trained horses and seem passing strange why this should
form and amazing success as Dr. Henley's
<nn pay in the same way and at the
Celebrated I. X. L. Hitters. This is a pure
be
the
case
in
the
face
of
these
facts,
dogs
to-day,
and
also
to-morrow
and
J udgment R endered .—In the Cir­ stimulant,
same rates.
medicated with the finest tonics
Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall,
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and we only write this article to illus­ cuit Court last week, in the case of W. and alteratives which the vegetable kingdom
Monday.
T emperance L ectcre .— W. O. I
affords ; and is the only preparation at pres­
of the matter.
The weather has been warm, the trate the principle
K. Ish vs. 1). R. Jones, a dissolution of ent known which thoroughly meets the
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_
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Clark, who organized Oregon Division
emergency. The ethal of this popular re­
mercury approaching 90° and upwards
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
T iie F ourth .—To-morrow the 99th partnership was granted and judg­ storative is contiguous. Each dose taken
No. 1, Sons and Daughter* of Tem­
in the shade. It has turned cold again, anniversary of the declaration of our ment rendered in favor of the defend­ invigorates the vital energies and the brain,
perance, in this place, will lecture on
and its prolonged use will unquestionably
however.
ant,
Jones,
for
the
sum
of
$6,967.02
and
cure any case ot debility, or mental torpid­
independence
will
be
celebrated
in
ap
­
Temperance at the M. E. Church next
-
-
ProprietreM.
ity that does not arise from organic causes MADAME HOLT.
over
$2,000
costs,
to
be
paid
out
of
the
A number of colts have died in this propriate manner at the Overheck
Sunday evening. Everybody is in­
beyond the reac,. of medicine. It is in the
vicinity within the past few weeks. Grove, under the auspices of the Pa­ partnership property. This case has strictest sense of tho word, an invigorating
vited to attend.
and regulating cordial. If the nerves are
The reason of their death seems to be trons of Husbandry. An excellent been on trial almost three years.
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tremulous and relaxed, it braces them ; if
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I. O. R. M. E lection .—At a regu­ a quandary.
the liver is torpid it promotes activity in that
programme of exercises will be ob-
HE MADAME TAKES THIS METHOD
organ;
the appetite is poor and digestion a
S
achs
B
ros
,
are
constantly
receiv
­
lar meeting of Oregonian-Pocahontas
of tendering her thanks to the public for
D. W. Crosby, left for San Lean­ i served, which will doubtless be ren­ ing new goods, and have one of the slow and painful operation, it creates a rel­
the natronage which has hitherto been ex-
ish for food and enables the stomach to con­
Tribe No. 1, held June 29th, the follow­ dro, Cal., Monday, where, we learn, dered in the best possible manner. It
vert it into healthful aliment. Moreover, it | tended to her, and would respectfully solicit
ing officers were elected for the ensuing he will enter the employ of John No­ is their intention to have the finest din­ most complete and best assortments of is a specific for a large number of ailments, its continuance.
Her tables are always under her immedi­
general merchandise ever brought to some of which are particularly prevalent in
term : P. I). Pardons, Sachem ; E. B. 1 land, formerly of this place.
ner ever served in Southern Oregon, Southern Oregon. “Quick sales and the damp and chilly weather which we so ate control ; and by her long experience in
Watson, S. S.; C. NV. Savage, J. S ; II.
experience in mid-winter. Among the business she feels confident that she will
which will be furnished free of charge. small profits” is their motto, and those [ often
Jay
Beach
arrived
from
San
Fran
­
these
may
be mentioned rheumatism,chills give entire satisfaction to all. Her beds and
K. Hanna, C. of R ; A. Fisher, K. of
and
fever,
and
all the morbid conditions of rooms are fitted up in the most comfortable
No
efforts
have
been
spared
to
make
NV.; E. D. Foudray, F. C.; David cisco this week, and left for Fort Klam­ the celebration worthy of the occasion, desiring anything in their line will be the digestive organs. Bv insuring perfect style, suited to the accommodation of single
digestion and a proper flow of bile, it in­ occupants or families. Her beds are always
ath Wednesday, accompanied by his
accommodated at the lowest rates. *
C’ronemiller, Trustee.
sures pure blood, a vigorous circulation, kept clean. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
to attend.
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--
sisters, Misses Ida and Carrie Beach. and all are invited
and the prompt discharge of all waste mat­
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P
etition for P ardon .—A peti­ ter from the system.
T he F ourth at K erbyville .—
D emocratic P rimaries and C on ­
--------------------
L. F. Allen, of Applegate, arrived
UNION
tion
to
His
Excellency,
Gov.
Grover,
We last week unintentionally neglect­
C
ast
T
hem
O ut .—If there are any dis­
from I^ake county Saturday, whence vention .—Hon. Henry Klippel, Chair­
ed to state that the citizensof Josephine
for the pardon of Mrs. Caroline Briggs, eases which deserve the name demoniac^
he, with others, drove a band of cattle man of the Democratic County Com­
Dyspepsia is one of them. It racksand tears
is now in circulation in different por­ the
county propose celebrating the Fourth
system like a veritable fiend, and
from this and Josephine county some mittee, informs us that the recommen­
tions of Southern Oregon. Copies of the renders lifo a burden. The medicines of
of July at Kerbyvile with a basket
Cbr. California & 4'h Sts.
dations of the State Central Committee
the Dispensary will not expel it. Cast it
time since.
1
petition
may
be
seen
at
various
stores
in
picnic. Appropriate exercises will l>e ,
out with Dr. Walker's Vegetable Vinegar Hit­
will without doubt be endorsed. The
There is no form of indigestion or
had. Kerbyville Grange will partici- ' Ice has made its appearance, and the Democratic* primaries will therefore town, and those desiring to sign their ters.
liver
complaint
that can withstand this po­
tent tonic and alterative. The newly dis­
HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RK-
pate. A boll will be given in the most delicious iced drinks are now be held in the various precincts on 1 names thereto can do so.
covered California roots and herbs, from
spectfully inform their friends and the
prepared
by
Wintjen
A
Helms,
Henry
evening, and no pains spared to make
which it is prepared, are of more value to
public generally that they have purchased
Saturday,
July
17,
1875,
and
the
Con
­
mankind than all the gold of the Pacific the above establishment, which will be
the whole affair a successful and pleas­ Pape and Webb & Jones, which are vention on Wednesday, July 21st. ■ S elling O ut .—Ben Sachs, desir- j States.
henceforth conducted under their constant
:
ing
to
close
business
In
JacKsonville,
;
very
pleasant
now-a-days.
antone. All are invited to attend.
personal supervision, and they guarantee
Democrats
will
take
notice
of
this
fact,
I will sell his complete and first-class '
satisfaction to all who may favor them with
The “Dolly Varden” or Independ­
their patronage.
T he F ruit Citor.—From all ap­ ent Shite Central Committee has called and be on hand.
“EXCELSIOR”
i stock of goods at cost and freight for
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These stables are centrally located, and
pearances, the fruit crop in this sec­ a meeting for July 15th, at Portland,
within convenient distance of the various
O ats W anted .—Sealed proposals ' cash. Those indebted are requested
houses of public entertainment. Horses
tion will be a large one.- The contin­ M.- Hanley is the memtier for this will be received at the office of the O. to settle. See his advertisement else4 KIVKTIY ST A BT.K and
mules will be boarded and cared for at
uous cold weather has kept all kinds county and Jos. TuflTt for Josephine.
moderate
charges. They have one of the
where.
A C. Stage Company in Jacksonville
largest
and
finest stocks in Oregon, south of
back, however, especially grapes. The
until 12 m . July 10, 1875, for the de­
Portland, of
Oregon St., Jacksonville,
F
or S alem .—Sheriff Manning and
Green
Berry
Smith
and
Mr.
Callo
­
late unusual frost a short time since !
livery of oats at the following stations: I Martin Angel started for Salem last
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES,
way,
of
Benton
county,
were
in
town
did but slight damage, as the fruit
3,000
bushels
at
Grave
Creek
;
2,500
J. W. MANNING <t R. L. ISH, Propr’s.
With single or double teams, for hire on rea­
w’as too large to be injured much, and last week, and left for Lake county i bushels at Casey’s ; 2,000 bushels at Saturday, having in charge Lockhart I
sonable terms. Also good Saddle Horses
and Mules, which will be hired to go to any
there will be enough for all purposes. Friday. We learn that they have Cole’s; 1,500 bushels at Jacksonville. and Ah Hoo, who will reside at tho 1
of the country at moderate rates.
Penitentiary for the next few years.
aving just received a new part
The present warm weather is doing some relation to the case of the Brown
Animals
bought and sold, and broke to
T rial of tiie B rown B rothers .
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­ saddle or harness.
much towards ripening the different brothers.
____________ MARRI CD._____________
riages, we are now prepared to furnish our 29tf.
KUBLI A WILSON.
Ed. Pennirg, of Linkville, was in —From Chas. Griffith, who left Link­ COX—HOUGHTON—In Jacksonville. June | patrons tyid the public generally with as
varieties, some of which will be in
market soon.
town this week. He reports every­ ville early Tuesday morning, we learn
29th 1875, Joseph E. Cox to Miss Nancy '
FINE TURNOUTS
New Store ! New Goods !
|
that the Circuit Court is in full blast. -E. Houghton, all of Jackson county.
thing
lovely
in
that
section,
and
says
T he B riggs C ase .—The motion
As can be had on tho Pacific Coast. Saddle
more travel has passed through that But little trouble seems to be experi­
hired to go to any part of the country.
1875. horses
for stay of Judgment and new trial
1778.
Animals
BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
JOHN A. BOYER,
place during the past few months than enced in procuring a jury, as eight per­
GRAND
broke to work single or double. Horses
made by the defendant’s counsel in
sons
were
obtained
Monday.
The
case
ever before.
boarded, and tho best of care bestowed upon
LINN’S BRICK BUILDING, CALIFORNIA St.,
is doubtless under way ere this.
this case, after being urged, was de­
them while in our charge.
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.
.
The
Mystic
Base
Bali
Club
of
Fort
FOURTH of JULY BALL!
nied by His Honor, Judge Prim.
jriTOUR TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
DEALER IN
O fficers E lected .—At a regular
Klamath,
composed
of
members
of
the
Mrs. Briggs was then sentenced to five
garrison, have challenged the Ashland meeting of JacKsonville Lodge No. 10.,
AT VEIT’S HALL,
z\ liberal share of the public patronage is GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
years in the Penitentiary and to pay
solicited.
MANNING A ISH.
B. B. Club and Greenhorn Club of I. O. 0. F., held on the evening of
a fine of $25, and the costs of the case.
Yreka to a friendly match, for a ball, June 26th, the following officers were MONDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1875.
Assorted Nuts,
Her counsel gave notice of an appeal to
LAGER ! LAGER !!
to lie played at their grounds at tho elected for the ensuing term : John
the Supreme Court, and also asked
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES,
Miller, N. G.; Sol. Sachs* V. G.; T. B.
Fort within six weeks.
that defendant be allowed bail until
Wm. Bybee, Treasurer.
F loor M anagers :
THE EAGLE BREWERY.
Hon. O. B. McFadden, late Delegate Kent, R. S.; -------
FRUITS IN SEASON,
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said appeal had been decided, which
J. A. Callender, Robt. A. Miller, Sol. Sachs,
S entenced .—Ah Hoo, convicted of
Ed. J. F. Homo, Chas. NicKell.
was granted by the Court. Tho bonds to Congress from Washington Terri­
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES.
tory,
and
a
Judge
in
this
section
in
rilHE PHOPKIETOR, JOS. WETTEREH,
the larceny of a watch, was last Fri­
were fixed at $8,000, which were pro­
1 has now on baud and is constantly man­
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
cured, Isaac Thompson and Lawrence early days, died in Olympia last week. day sentenced by Judge Prim to three
RODUCE TAKEN TN EXCHANGE
ood music and supper will Oregon, which be will sell in quantities to
Plca-.e give me a call. _
Leonard becoming Mrs. Briggs’ sure­ He had been ailing with inflammatory years’ imprisonment in the Peniten-
be provided. Tickets $3.00,
suit purchasers. Call and test tne article.
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j rAT E v ervbody is invited to attend.
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ties, and she was released from custody. rheumatism for some time, which ■ tiary.
She ^Imcrrntii Simes.
LOCAL BBEVITIEM.
FOURTH OF JULY
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