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ASHLAND MOT». • or gcfflorratic SEPTEMBER 3, 1875. FRIDAY, AGENTS FOR THE TIMES. Geo. P. Rowell A Co....................... Now York. S. M. l’ett ingill A Co..................... New York. Dan. I.. Green....................Josephine County. Chas. Huches................................. Kerbyville Ben 11 av mon d................................ Roek Point L. P. Fisher,............................... San Francisco. Thus. Boyce......................................... Francisco Rowell A Chesrnan........ ...St. Louis Gus. A. Winckler .......... Yreka _______ —' 11 - Ct. M. F. C hi n.—Religious services every Sunday, at t .fr usual hours, by the Rever ends J. R. N. Bell, J. S. McCain and M. A. Williams, alternately. C atholic C iiurcit .—Divine Services ev ery Snndav. at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa ther Blanchett. M. E. Sr npa Y ScnooT..—Reerular meetings •very Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock. P. 0. REGISTER ANO TRAVELER'S GUIDE. Stnare’ leave Jacksonville as follows : For Rock Point, Grant’s Pass and Rose burg, every day at 8:30 a. m. Mail closes at Sa. m. For Phoenix, Ashland, Yreka and Red ding, California, every day at 2:30 p. m. Mail closes at 2 p. in. For Apnlegate, Kerbyville, Waldo and Crescent City, everv Monday and Thursday morning at 4 o’clock. Mail closes at 8 pi ni. the preceding evening. The mail for Central Point, Table Rock, Faffle Point, Brownsborough and Sam’s Valiev, leaves every Friday morning ; closes the preceding evening. The mail for Linkville, Hot Springs, Yai nax and Lake City, leaves Ashland every Mondav morning. For Linkville every Monday Thnrsdav and Friday morning^.' Money Order Office open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. O ffice Horns—From 7 a. m. to 7 p. m ; Sundays, 30 minutes after arrival of stages. Mail matter must be in on time or it will not go. M ax M uller , P. M. PUBLIC SPEAKING. IlnN. L. F. L ane . Democratic candidate for Congress, "’ill address his fellow citizens at the following times and places, to-wit : Ashland..................................... September 7th M Jacksonville 8th ll Applegate.... 9 th <4 Kerby ville... 10th Opposing candidatos aro invited to join him. T iie highest cash price paid for county orders. For further particulars apply at the T imes office. B all .—The ball given Wednesday evening by M. Chapman was a well attended and pleasant affair. R eturned .—T. G. Devens, who has been absent from town for some time, has returned, and reports having dis covered quartz mines that will lay the Comstock in the shade. We hope so. A shland , August 30th. More wcdlocking. Peach-cobblers are ripe. A. D. Helman has gone to San Fran cisco in the interest of the Grangers. N. II. Clayton, who, this Summer, has been so successfully, engaged in teaching school on Applegate, is now making his relatives and friends hap py by a visitation. Saturday, the 28th inst., Rev. Mr. Frazier and Rev. M. A. Williams or ganized a Presbyterian church hero. They have twenty-two or twenty-three members. Messrs. Goodchild and Grubbe, Sr., were elected Elders, and Messrs. McCall, Goodchild and Walk er, Sr., Trustees. A largo congrega tion was at the 11 o’clock service on Sabbath, at which time Rev. Mr. Fra zier made an able effort. Again the undersigned is coreced by a sense of his high duty as a chron icler to record the conjugation of two of our friends, who were young and th— fairest. Mr, Geo. Baldwin and Miss Josie Nail were united in your city Sabbath last. They are sadly ✓ missed in our social circle. They have gone to Linkville to reside. We ten der our congratulations and hope that their “union may prove a blessing to them and many others.” The'first of the week Messrs. W. C. Daley and J. R. Tozer started on a hunting excursion. On the Dead In dian road, near Mrs. Phoebe Walker’s, they faced a plantigrade of the species Americ«nus Bearum, (as I am not proficient in Latinity, this may be slightly erroneous). The nimrods presented arms, and the aforesaid bear essayed to make a physical demonstra tion, but changed his mind and direc tion and came in a nth of escaping ; but a pop shot from our marshal made a finis. Messrs. Ro! ph, Prentice, Eubanks and Michelson, are each having con structed a neat residence, and James Ewing is materially modifying his. Such reports as this could often be made. They are not brown stone edi fices, but substantial cottage homes, each in a “green garden spot.” Our Ashland fathers seem to have the true American ideas of home and education. They regard the comfort, beauty and attractiveness of their dwellings as objects worthy of their most assiduous care ; and make the thorough, practi cal education of their children their continuous endeavor. P ilot R ock . A ccident .—A son of Joel Dixon, of Table Rock, last week fell from a tree, dislocating the elbow of his left arm and breaking a bone of the same. Dr. A n E xpensive D og . The Justice’s Matthias was summoned, and the suf Court was this week the scene of a ferer is doing well. suit for a dog, which proved rather ■ T ite T emperance C andidate .— interesting. S. Cohn sued George We learn that Rev. G. W. Dimmlck, Schumpf for the recovery of the dog the Temperance candidate, will also be Cuff, he alleged to be wrongfully here on the 8th and join in the dis held by defendant, or damages to the cussion with the other candidates. amount of $20, as t[ie value of said dog Cuff. Legal talent was brought into The more, the merrier. requisition,andonTuesday,the31stult., P robate C ourt .—In this Court the matter came up for trial. A jury Wednesday, Mrs. Fanny Clark was ap of six was summoned, but two failing pointed administratrix of the estate of to make their appearance, four sat on Gwen Clark, deceased. An appraise the case, who could not agree, ment of the property of said estate was however, and were discharged'. Next filed by J. A. Wilson, T. B. Kent and day another jury was summoned, who J. Nunan, the appraisers appointed, finally brought in a verdict for the and administratrix authorized to sell defendant. The costs in the case amount to about $134, (nut including personal property. attorney’s fees) which are saddled on N arrow E scape .—John Bolt, the the plaintiff. This is a large sum to nffilde P. M. of Applegate, had a close expend on a dog, and then not get the call on Thursday, the 26th ult. An animal in the bargain. artery in his leg broke while he was S heriff ’ s S ale .—The goods in the engaged in his store, and before the wound could be stanched the loss of store of John A. Boyer will be sold at blood was so great as to render him Sheriff’s sale on Saturday, September very weak. We are pleased to learn Uth, between the hours of 9 o’clock a . that he is doing well and will be about m ., and four p . m . The stock consists of groceries, provisions, boots and as usual ere long. — "■» shoes, tobacco and cigars, candies, nuts, S chools .—The Sisters’ school com stationery, etc., of the first quality, menced Monday last with a good at and those wishing the best of goods at tendance of pupils. their own rates should not fail to be on Miss Mollie McCully’s school will re hand. * open on Monday, Sept. 13 th. H orse S tolen .—Dr. J. P. Parker The District School, under the man some time ago had a fine horse, run agement of Professors Merritt and Mc ning out on Rancheria Prairie, stolen Fadden, will open next Monday, Sept. by a stranger. We learn that the thief 6th. The rates of tuition have been has been tracked to Siskiyou county, reduced to $3 per term for the higher California. - • ■< ,r department and $2 for the primary. O ur cotemporary denies that Mr. I n T own .—Judge Sifers, of Kerby Lane will receive the votes of any In ville, is in town, and reports matters dependents or Republicans. We could livening up somewhat in Josephine mention the names of several, and county,, owing, to mining interests some responsible men are among them, there moving forward. He is engaged too. on tho erection of the mill of the O. Q. A dministrator ’ s S ale . — E. D. M. A M. Co., of Portland, and says Foudray, administrator of the estate of work thereon has been delayed some John Thurber, Sr., deceased, offers what, owing to the saw mill in that some real estate for sale. Read the section suspending operations, on ac advertisement. count of low water. Lumber to finish S heep .-—The baud of sheep belong the work will be procured from this county, and Mr. Sifers’ business here ing to Walter Jackson and taken east is in relation to the completion of the of the mountains a few weeks ago, numbered about 2,000 bead. mill. Personal. Mrs. John Dick, of Linkville, is in town. B. F. Dowell has returned from Salem. • Mrs. J. S. Burpee, a former resident of this place, arrived in town last week on a visit. F. II. Lamb, Superintendent of the W. U. Telegraph for this section, was in town this week. ‘ - Dr. Robinson, an early resident of Jacksonville, but now living in Oak land, Cal., is in town. Sheriff Manning and family left yes- terday on a visit to relatives in Pen dleton, Umatilla county. Ben Sachs lias returned from San Francisco, where he has been laying in a first-class stock of goods. Mrs. II. C. Paige, nee Miss Emma Coffin, formerly of this place, but now of Portland, is in town on a visit. Mrs. Seldetfand daughter, of Rose burg, sister and niece of Mrs. J. II. Peun, are on a visit to this section. P. D. Hull has been appointed trav eling agent of the Albany Democrat, and has gone to Coos Bay on business connected with that paper. James C. McCully left for Salem yesterday. He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Isa, who goes to at tend the Willamette University. Judge Watson returned last week from a trip to Coos Bay. The Judge reports everything lovely on the Bay, and looks much improved himself. B. W. Griffin, ex-Sheriff of Walla Walla county, W. T., is sojourning at present with his relations near this place. He is a son of Capt. B. B. Griffin. C. C. Beekman and lady returned Tuesday from a trip North. They were also participants in the late grand Masonic reunion and excursion, at which an “away-up” time was had. A rrival of the D emocratic C an didate .—Hon. L. F. Lane, our candi date for Congress, arrived in town on Monday’s stage and is now canvassing this section. Tho flags were flying in honor of his coming, and he was most heartily received. It was the first time we had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Lane, and we found him a most aftable and agreeable gentleman. He was in excellent spirits, and he enters the campaign with an energy and con fidence most gratifying to see. He re mained over night, and started the next morning for Linkville, accom panied by II. L. Webb, where he goes to open the joint Congressional cam paign, and will be met there by Mr. Whitney, the Independent nominee. T he R ailroad .—The Yreka Jour nal says it is understood that a largo force of workmen are to follow the sur- veyors on the railroad above Redding, and that the work will be pushed for ward until a connection is. made with the Oregon road. It is supposed work will be commenced on the Oregon end also, towards closing the gap. Where the connection will be made is still un known to the public, and probably will be for some time. i No M eeting .—The meeting of the Pumps, Agricultural Society, advertised to come off last Saturday, failed to be held, as but few of the members put in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, appearance. W ood .—Those who have promised, as also those who intend settling their subscription in wood, are informed that we are now ready to receive the same. NAILS, A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, T he Indhms of Klamath Lake, I nsane .—Amanda Centers was yesterday Yainax and Warm Springs have been examined before Judge Watson by Dr. Cal POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, for the past month In the Sclcian Val lender, and pronounced insane. She will ley horse-racing <fhd hunting. They to-day be taken to the Asylum by J. B. Fuse and Caps, broke camp a short time ago and start Coates. ed for their homes. According to the C ounty C ourt .—The September story of a Warm Spring Indian, says session of the County Court will be held Wooden and Willow Ware, the Plaindealer, there is a chance for next week. ROPE, NAILS, some trouble between the Warm #^FTho National Gold Medal was award Springs and Klamaths. He says the ed to Bradley A Rulofson for the best Pho Klamaths accuse the Warm Springs tographs in the United States, and the PAINTS OILS VARNISHES, GLASS Indians of stealing their horses, and Vienna Medal for the best in the W’orld. 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco. they were going to resent the insult. CUTLERY, WIRE, They would take their squaws out of MART» TFT». the way and returning will give the ASH—HARMON—Tn this city, at the resi Klamaths a sound threshing. But as dence’of H. Kelley, Esq.. Sept. 1st, bv Shot Brushes, Chains and Hose, Judge Watson. Lewis Ash to Miss Ida these Indians are great boasters and Harmon—all of this county. [Compliments received. May their voy talkers, we apprehend but little trouble ETC., ETC. age through life be one of unalloyed bliss.] in that direction. S urveying E xpedition .—A'Torce of eleven men, headed by Charles Cad- walader, Resident Englnqpr of the California and Oregon Railroad, «ays the Record-Union of the 26th ult., left yesterday with the necessary outfit to survey the line of that road from Read ing to the Oregon line. It is under stood to- be the intention of tho rail road company to connect the Califor nia and Oregon Railroad with the Oregon Central Railroad as soon as pos A nother R ich L edge .—Reynolds, sible. I ron D iscovery .—J. M. Sutton Jewett & Co. have for the past few months been prospecting a very some fifteen years ago discovered a promising Jedge a short distance from mountain of iron oro opposite Gold the Elizabeth mine, which has every Hill, in this county, which proved evidence of proving a paying invest upon assay to contain 80 per cent, ment. They are now crushing rock by metal. The quality of the iron has means of an arastra, worked by horse been pronounced excellent, says the power, and are always making expen Bulletin, and parties are now interest ses. The ore contains sulphurets, ing themselves to induce capitalists to which they are unablo to work by erect smelting furnaces and commence their process, but are throwing them the reduction of tho ore. aside for future operations. The ledge is F urther A ppointments .—At the from three feet and upwards in width, request of many friends, lion. L. F. and seems to get better as the work Lane has consented to address his fel proceeds. The company has fifty tons low citizens at Ashland on Tuesday, on dump, and from present appearances Sept, 7th, and at Applegate, at the they seem to have a good thing. house of John Pearson, on Thursday, We learn that Wm. Bybee is also the 9th. It may be probable that one interested. or both of his opponents will join him, J oint D iscussion . — Jacksonville has been made the scene of the open ing of the joint discussions between the candidates for Congress, and next Wednesday, Sept. 8th, Honorables L. F. Lane, Henry Warren and George M. Whitney, the Democratic, Republi can and Independent nominees re spectively, wilt meet together at the Court House and present their claims to the citizens of Jackson county. The discussion will commence at one .o’clock p. M. K. KUBLI, S achs B ros , are constantly receiv ing new goods, and have one of the « most complete and best assortments of Odd Fellows’ Building, Jacksonville, Oregon, general merchandise'ever brought to Southern Oregon. “Quick sales and DEALER & WORKER IN small profits” is their motto, and those desiring anything in their line will be accommodated at the lowest rates. * TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, «H. as Mr. Lane invites them to partici pate at all times. Let a good attend ance greet our champion. M ilitary O rders .—The following order has been issued by Gen. Howard from Portland: The public exigencies requiring the immediate delivery of the articles, the post commissary of subsistence, Fort Klamath, is author ized to purchase in open market, at the lowest obtainable rates, twenty- five thousand pounds of potatoes and thirteen thousand pounds of onions. C hange .—Hon. W. J. Plymalo has assumed charge of the Excelsior Liv ery Stable, J. W. Manning retiring. He will always keep on hand the best of turn-outs, and the wants of the pub lic will ever be attended to in a prompt and satisfactory manner. Give him a call. I nsane .—Wm. Allison, the young man in charge of the authorities, was examined before Judge Watson by ----------- >----------- Dr. Matthias last week and pronounced B oard of E qualization .—Asses insane. He was taken to the Asylum sor Childers elsewhere gives notice on Sunday by R. L. Ish. that the Board of Equalization will meet at the County Clerk’s office on T hanks .—A. W. Sturges has placed the last Monday of this month and us under obligations for a lot of splen publicly examine the assessment roll. did cantaleups and other fruit. All ¡»ersons feeling themselves ag James Buckley last week sent us grieved at their assessment can then some fine peaches, for which ho has have the same examined and rectified our thanks. if incorrect S heriff S ale .—Some real estate T he S tate G range .—Delegates to the State Grange, which meets in Port belonging to Daniel Doty and wife will land, commencing on Tuesday, the be sold at Sheriff’s sale to-morrow, at 28th, on presenting their certificates 1 o’clock P. M. Read advertisement and paying full fare one way on the elsewhere. railroad will get tickets for the round S uspended .—Oregon Division No. trip. 1, Sons and Daughters of Temperance, S ettle U p .—As will be seen elso- has suspended for three months. where, the accounts of Manning A F ine P eaches .—Mr. Cameron has Ish have been placed in the hands of our thanks for a supply of the finest H. K. Hanna, Esq., for collection, and peaches we have this year seen. those indebted to said firm are re- N ew G oods . —-E. Jacobs this week quested to settle immediately. received an excellent supply of new M ore new goods at Kubli’s. goods. Call and see them. CENTERS—CO VLY—Tn Table Rock pre cinct. Sept. 1st, Isaac Centers to Miss Sarah E. Conly. •' NEW, THIS WEEK. / I have secured th« services of a Fint-clasa Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair ing promptly and in superior style. SETTLE UP. VTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IM the accounts of the firm of Manning A TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE, Ish have been placed in my hands for col 1 I am receiving and have constantly on lection. All persons indebted to said firm hand a full and first-class stock of are requested to settle immediately. H. K. HANNA. GroMrlea, Jacksonville, Sept. 2, 1875. NOTICE. DRY GOODS, Gum Boot«, TOBACCO, Ready-Made Clothing, XTOTICE IS HEREBY TO ALL HOLD- 1M ers of lots in Quartzville, in the Galice GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Etc. Creek Mining District, that they are re quired to work out the amount oflabor due on the road from said place to the stage road, as per agreement, by the 23d of Sep Everything sold at reasonable rates. tember. 1875, or, failing'to comply, they Give me a call. K. KUBLI. will forfeit all right to the same. Jacksonville, Feb. IS, 1875. N. McNAIR. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. HE TAX-PAYERS OF THE COUNTY of Jackson, State of Oregon, are hereby T notified that the Board of Equalization will JOHN NEUBER, meet at the office of the County Clerk of eaid county on the Liwt Monday in September, 1875, DEALER IN and publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct all errors in valuation, descrip ATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, STL- tion or quality of lands, lots, or other verware, etc., has received a large ad property. All persons interested will ap dition to his well-selected stock of Jewelry pear at the time and place appointed. and silverware. W. A. ('HILDERS, Assessor of Jackson County, Oregon. ELGIN AND WALTHAM, W Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Gold and Silver Watches. Gold and Silver Chains, all imported from the first manufac turers in the East. A fine lot of SETH THOMAS’ EIGHT-DAY WEIGHT CLOCKS. Also all kinds of E tght -D ay and 30- hour C locks ; P ocket C utlery and W illow W are of all kinds ; a new assortment of th« most elegant TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER AND 1 decree of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, made at the December term thereof, sitting for the transaction of Probate business on De cember the Sth, 1874, the undersigned Ad ministrator of the estate of John Thurber, Sr., deceased, will ofter for sale at public Toys for the Holidays, auction to the highest bidder for cash in U. CONSISTING OF S. gold coin at the Court House door in Jacksonville, Oregon, on ALBUMS, DOLLS, BABY WAGONS, Saturday, October 2d, 1875, WORK-BOXES; the following described real property, situ Tn fa«t everything that is wanted for the hol- ated in Jackson county, State of Oregon, idavs. A fine lot of SILVER-PLATTED to-wit: WARE of the best quality. Also a fine lot of The east K.of the N. E. 14 of section 30 ; the -east % of the S. W. *4 and the west % .Vu.wc Boxes, Accordeons, Guitars, Violins, etc. of the S. E. 14 of section 30 ; the N. E. of A Fine Assortment of the N. E. 54 of section 31 ; the S. W. 14 of CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO, the N. W. *4 of section 20; the N. E. 54 of the N. W. 54 and lots No. 3 and 7 in section Pipes, Pipe-stems, and anything of that 16. All in township No. 38, south of range kind that mav be wanted. I am also Agent No. 1 west, containing in all four hundred for the GROVER A BAKER and FLOR and forty-threo and seventy-three hun ENCE Sewing Machines, and keep them dredths acres. constantly on hand. I have just received Sale to commence at 1 o’clock p. M. the latest improved Florence, which feeds E. D. FOUDRAY, the work FROM THE OPERATOR. Administrator of the estate of John Thur pAV Jewelry, Watches and Clocks cleaned ber, Sr., deceased. and repaired and warranted. Also Sewing Jacksonville, Sept. 1, 1875. Machines cleaned and repaired. Give mo a call. 29tf. “EXCELSIOE” LIVERY STABLE Oregon St., Jacksonville, W. J. PLY MALE, F orestall S ummer F evers and all the complaints generated by excessive heat, by keeping the blood cool and the bowels free with Tarrant’s Effervescent Aperient, at once a most refreshing draught and tho best of all regulating medicines. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PROPRIETOR. just received a new stock of Harness, Buggies and Car H aving riages, I am now prepared to furnish my patrons and the public generally with as FINE TURNOUTS As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle horses hired to go to any part of the country. Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses broke to work single or double. Horses otice is hereby given that l>oarded, and the best of care bestowed upon from and after the 11th day of August, them while in my charge. 1875, the Patrons of Husbandry Milla will grind on exchange, giving 37 pounds of ^MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. flour, 8 pounds of bran and 2 pounds of shorts per bushel of good wheat. A liberal share of the public patronage is By order of the Board. solicited. W. J. PLYMALE. J. S. HERRIN, President. F. M. P lymale , Secretary. Phoenix, August 11, 1875. MILL NOTICE. N FARM FOR SALI NOTICE TO FARMERS. THE FARMERS OF JACKSON County : The proprietors of the Ash land Mills will not exchange flour for wheat, only fortlie producer’s own consumption^ and that in their own sacks, unbranded; but will buy good milling wheat and pay the highest market price. WAGNER. ANDERSON A CO. Ashland, August 18, 1875. O T HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sale his farm situated on Antelope creek. T 12 miles east of Jacksonville, containing 480 acres of land, 400 acres being good farming land and under fence. It is a good grain farm and sheep ranch, well waterea and good houses and barns upon it. TERMS OF SALE—$11 per aore, one-half down, the balance to suit purchaser. ’ J. W. SIMPSON. N. B.—This la'nd will be eold in nnaliar parcels, If desired.' 7tf.
