?lir giwraHc iimw.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
LETTER FROM JOSEPHINE.
L ake C ounty .—A Lake county cor­
respondent, under a late date, writes :
“It is raining very hard here to-day,
and has been raining more or less for
the past two weeks, rendering the
ruads very muddy and almost impass­
able. The teamsters between here and
Ashland aro having a rough time
transporting supplies. But it has
had the effect of starting the grass to
growing finely. Stock of all kinds is
doing well, and generally in good con­
dition. Business of all kinds is flour­
ishing and improvements are going on
in all parts of the county, indicating
that its inhabitants are contented and
prosperous. Our tax levy is lower
than it was anticipated it would be at
first, having been fixed at twenty
mills for the present fiscal year ; which
is doing very well for the first 5ear in
a new and thinly populated county
like ours.”
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
I’RLM, J.
W illiams C reek , N ov . 20th.
Miners are busy.
Administrator's Notice.
M
onday , Nov. 22d.
To the E ditor of the T imes :
Pin-backs have made their appear­
FRIDAY..................... NOVEMBER 26, 1875.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
State vs. David Briggs; indictment
In consequence of tho protracted
11 the undersigned has been appointed
ance in town.
i
I
by tlie County Court of Jackson County,
rain
and
high
waters,
I
am
enabled
to
for
murder.
The
Jury
having
sat
to
­
E piscopal P reaching .—Rev. J. I We learn that a masquerade ball is
Oregon, Administrator of the Estate of
sentj/you a few items from this locality: gether and heard all proofs and alle­
Pleasant W. Stow, deceased.
Cornell, of Yreka, is exacted topreach to transpire at Kerby ville soon.
All persons indebted to said estate are
gations,
Mr. Hall, a resident of this vicinity,
and also arguments of re-
in the Methodist Church, Jacksonville, *
requost<>d to settle tlie same immediately,
The loss of the Pacific has caused met with a sad accident to his family spective cou nstl, retired in charge of
and all those having claims against said
Wednesday evenin", December 1st,
estate will present them with the proper
more overland travel than usual.
a
sworn
officer to deliberate on a ver-
day before yesterday, while crossing
vouchers to me at my place of business in
at half-past seven o’clock.
tlie town of Jacksonville within six months
County warrants always taken at par the right-hand fork ot Williams creek diet.
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from the date hereof.
T uesday , N ov . 23d.
T ime C hanged .—The Oregon and on amounts due the T imes ofiice.
at what is known as Munger Ford.
HERMAN v. HELMS,
State
vs.
David
Briggs
;
indictment
Administrator
ot said Estate.
California Stage Company ehanged to
Capt. Griffin last week killed a bear, The stream was very much swollen,
November
2,
1875
.
45.
Winter time on the loth, and the weighing about 300 pounds, near his and in driving in tho traces of one of I for murder. The Jury in this case,
Administrator’s Notice.
stages now arrive with more regularity farm.
the horses came unhitched; the horse after considerable deliberation, re­
turned the following verdict : “We,
at present, getting here about noon
otice is hereby given that
Williams creek, in Josephine, is still got over the tongue some way and the
the undersigned has been appointed
the
Jury,
find
tho
defendant
not
guilty
from both north and south.
so high as to delay the mail several current soon turned the wagon over
by tho County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, Administrator of tho Estate of La­
twice in rapid succession. The whole of murder in either the first or second
C elebration . — Ashland (¡range hours.
vin ia Stow, deceased.
degree,
but
guilty
of
manslaughter.
”
family were submerged in tho stream
All persons indebted to said estate are
will celebrate the 1th of December
Walter Jackson, of Salem, passed
requested to settle tho same immediately,
with the first turn of the wagon, and Signed by all the Jurors. Tho Jurors
ami all those having claims against said
with appropriate exercises at their new through town the other day, on his
wore each polled on motion of defend­
the
vellido
was
on
top
of
them.
It
estate will present them with the proper
hall, commencing at 11 o’clock a . m . i way to San Francisco.
ant
’
s
counsel,
and
answered
that
the
vouchers to me at my place of business in
soon rolled off, however, and Mr. Hall
the
of Jacksonville within six months
I
n
forty-eight
hours
a
cough
may
become
Prof. Skidmore will deliver an oration.
The Old Fellows and Masonic and his wife set about rescuing the verdict rendered herein was their ver­ dangerous ; but within that time any cough from town
the date hereof.
Members of the Order in good standing Lodges, of Ashland, are moving into
HERMAN v. HELMS,
be cured by the u-e of Hale's Haney of
children. Mrs. Hall, by holding on dict. Verdict received by the Court can
Horehound and Tar. Sold by all druggists,
Administrator of said Estate.
are cordially invited to attend.
their new hall this week.
November 2, 1875.
to tho wheel of tho wagon, was en­ and ordered filed and placed on record. l’ike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
It
was
ordered
that
all
jurors
in
at
­
Oregon Division No. 1, Sons and abled to catch the baby just as it’was
T h an ksg i vi ng D av .—Yesterday
Sheriff’s Sale.
NEW, THIS WEEK
being the time appointed by the Presi­ Daughters of Temperance, proposes being borne off by tho angry flood. I tendance on Court not upon the regu­
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
dent and Governor as a day of thanks­ reorganizing this evening.
Another of the children was rescued lar panel be discharged.
duly issued out of the Circuit Court for
FARMER
S
HOME,
State
vs.
Andrew
Casey;
indictment
Josephine
county. State of Oregon, and to
giving, Circuit Court adjourned and
A singing school flourishes at Ash­ after it had floated down stream and un­
me
directed,
in favor of John Bolt and
ORTH
’
S
BRICK
BUILDING,
UP-STAIRS,
public affairs came to a stand-still. land, under the management of Prof. der a drift. Another was not seen after ! for larceny in a dwelling house. Trial
against Wong Faun and Yim Yam, for the
sum of $623.70, gold coin, and $121.62 cost!»
Religious services were nad at the 31. Willits, which is well attended.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
the first capsizing of the wagon until by jury n,K( defendant found not
and attorney fees, and also the accruing
E. Church, while poultry suffered se­
costs, I have levied upon and will sell at
Circuit Court has been in session tho next morning, and then, of course, guilty.
public auction for cash, at the Court House
State
vs.
Daniel
Doty
;
indictment
verely.
rigid
and
motionless
in
tho
arms
of
nearly
three
weeks,
and
yet
the
docket
door
in Kerby ville, Josephine county', Ore­
rs
.
williams
takes
this
meth
-
— • ■ ------•
for an assault with intent to kill. Mo­
gon, on
.
od
of
informing
the
public
that
she
is
Death.
It
was
a
melancholy
and
dis
­
O fficial V ote of L ake C ounty . has not more than been commenced.
prepared to furnish board by the week, day Wednesday, December 15, 1875,
tion of defendant for change of venue
tressing
accident.
Mrs.
Hall
received
or
single
meals, at reasonable terms. The
—We have finally received the ofllcinl
Considerable freight for this section
overruled, and Clerk ordered to draw table will constantly be supplied with the between the hours of nine o’clock a . m . and
injuries
from
which
she
will
not
be
vote of Lake county at the late Con­ is yet lying at Roseburg, and several
best the market affords. No Chinese em­ four o’clock r. m . of said day. all right, title
a Jury in said case. John Ashmead ployed,
likely
to
recover
short
of
many
weeks.
and satisfaction guaranteed. Give and interest of the said Wong Faun and
gressional election, to-wit: Lane, 113, teams are having a rough time trying
Y im Y am in and to the following described
and
T.
G.
Dews
were
drawn
from
me
a
call
and judge tor yourselves.
Tho storm caught a number of the
real
and personal projierty, to-wit : An
Warren, 65 ; Lane’s majority, 78. A to get it here.
MRS. WILLIAMS.
regular
panel,
which
being
exhausted,
undivided
throe-fourths (-X) interest of that
Jacksonville,
Nov.
26,
1875.
Crescent City teamsters on tho other
few scattering votes were also polled.
certain ditch known as the Raltman ditch,
Sheriff Manning will enter upon the
tho
Sheriff
was
ordered
to
summon
the waters of which are brought from Wil­
Lake responded nobly, giving Lane collection of taxes next week, com­ side of the mountain, where they will
liams creek and empty in the Williamsburg
twenty-four good and lawful men to
probably
have
to
leave
their
wag.
,
over again as many votes as all his mencing at Jacksonville on Wednes­
mines; also all the right, title and interest
of said Wing Faun and Yim Yam to certain
oils all Winter. So much rain thus complete the panel.
competitors put together.
day, December 1st.
mining claims, flumes and dwelling-houses
K. Kubli, County Treasurer, vs.
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early in the season was unlooked for, >
situated in the Williamsburg Mining Dis­
A match game of base ball between and found people, in most instances, Louis Ilorne, M. E. Horne et al; con­
T he D oty C ase .—The following is
trict, Josephine county, Oregon.
DAN. L. GREEN,
(
’
apt.
(
barley
Hill
’
s
and
Capt.
Charley
firmation
of
Sheriff's
sale.
Sale
con
­
a list of the jurors secured in the case
wholly unprepared for it. Especially
Sheriff” of Josephine county, Oregon.
of State vs. Daniel Dotv, charged with Gillett’s nines was to transpire at Ash­ was it inconvenient to the hog-diov- firmed.
Kerhyville, Novembers, 1875.
W
ednesday
,
N
ov
.
24th.
land
last
Saturday.
an assault with intent to kill, which
ers who are in tho habit of supplying
SOCIETY NOTICES.
.James Helms vs. Daniel and Amanda
will next engross the attention of the
The Coos Bay papers contain the Happy Camp with those slowly pero-
T he H uman T ei . eiirapit .—The nerves
Circuit Court : J. Ashmead, Thos. G. advertisement of the Empire City grinative animals, which are so highly Doty; confirmation of Sheriff’s sale. are telegraphic fibres operated by the brain;
Jarksonvilk Lotlze No. 10,1.0.0. F.,
but if the stomach, tho great vitalizer of the
Sale confirmed.
Dews, Geo. W. Bailey, Jesse Dodge, Drug Store, signed by A. P. Owen as prized by the “Heathen Chinee.”
'
Bolds its regular meetings every
system, is disordered, the whole nervous
'
Saturday evening at the Odd Fel­
organization is partially shattered for the
Silas Draper, James R. Boss, Soybond druggi-t and manager.
A few of our farmers got a portion
In Memoi-iaiii.
low’s Hall. Brothers in good standing are
being.
invited
to attend.
Koster. The regular panel and a por­
Tarrant’s SrltziT Aperient
We learn that the Directors of a of their seeding done before tho rain ;
JOHN MILLER, N. G.
Klamath
Lodge,
At
a
regular
meeting
of
tion of another, subsequontly sum­ certain school district in this county those who did nut, now’ realize that-
T. B. K ent , Rec. See’y.
works wonders in cases of nervous debility
U. I), of A. F. A A. M., held at Masonic arising from dyspepsia, by restoring the
moned, have been exhausted.
they
missed
it.
refused
to
sign
the
pay-roll
of
the
Hall, Thursday evening, November 11th, stomach to its normal condition and keep­
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w- —----
Jnfksonvillr Stamm No. 148, U. 0. R. I.,
1875,
the following preamble and resolutions, ing the bowels.
The
persons
most
seriously
afflicted
teacher
because
he
flagged
their
boys.
A B ig C lean -U p in J osephine .
SOLD
BY
ALL
DRUGGISTS.
Holds
its resrular meetings every Thursday
expressive of the sense of the Lodge upon
about
these
times
with
a
“
smile
that
evening
at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Brothers
—Jack Layton, who is extensively en­
Most of the schools will this week
the death of brother Alexander IL Miller,
in good standing are invited to attend.
is
childlike
and
bland
”
are
the
min.
gaged in hydraulic mining on Williams close the first quarter since they re­
NOTICE.
N. FISHER, O. C.
were submitted by the Committee and
B en S achs , R. S.
Creek, Josephine county, recently commenced last September, but will ers. They, like everybody else, were unanimously adopted by the Lodge :
F. S. LAND OFFICE, |
W hereas , Tho will of God is accom­
- I
made a clean-up, from which he real­ continue on without any vacation at caught unprepared ; but the omens
R osebcrg , October 27, 1875.)
(Woman Pocahontan Tribe No. 1, Im-
plished
by
the
removal
from
our
midst
of
' now are every way favorable for an
f1OM PLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTER-
ized about $5,060. Although the last present.
proved order of Rod
our beloved brother, Alexander II. Miller; \ > ed at this Office by A. J. Henderson
-t.'ted councils at t
old-fashioned and successful mining lhereiore, be it
feeasou was unusually mild and water
against the heirs ot Wm. B. Bailey, deceased, Hall the third sun in even- m NH
The examining of witnesses in the
..
light, he has taken out considerable Briggs case closed Saturday evening, season. So mote it be.
Resolved, That in the death of brother for abandoning his homestead entry, No. the eighth run. A cordial iuviiaQ|Spt9Sv
2201, dated August 1. 1875, upon the N. E. brothers in good standing.
Josephine county is not only filling Miller our Lodge and Fraternity have lost
gold-dust. The present indications and a general rush was made for home
<>f N. E. *4 of section 20, and the W. L of
E. I>. FOUDRAY, S.
N. W. *, and N. W. '4 of S. W. *4 of section
H. K. H anna , C. ot R.
are favorable for an abundance of wa­ by those who have been in attendance up rapidly but the old settlers are an earnest and active member, and the com­ 21,
Township 39 south, range 8 west, in Jo­
a respected citizen.
awakening to the importance of fitting munity
ter for some time to come, in which on the trial.
Resolved, That we tender to the distant sephine county, Oregon, with a view to the
of said entry : the said parties
Warm Lotto No. 10, A. F. k A. W.,
up and beautifying their old homes. members of the family of our deceased cancellation
event Mr. Layton will unearth a large
arc
hereby
summoned
to
appear
at
this
Of
­
Holds its regular communications
Homestead and cash patents have Under tho stimulus of an increase of brother our deepest sympathy in this their fice outlie 11th day of December, 1875, at
amount of the precious metal.
on the Wednesday evenings or pre­
been received at the Roseburg Land population, the price of land has an hour of affliction, commending them to 1 o’clock r. M., to respond and furnish tes­ ceding the full moon, in Jacksonville, Ore­
alleged abandonment.
gon.
T. G. REAMES, W. M.
Him, the All-Wise, for comfort and conso­ timony concerning
P erson a i-—lion. W. W. Fidler, Office for L. Sleppy, R. Benedict, Mary upward tendency at present.
W m . R. WILLIS, Register.
M ax M uller , See’y.
lation.
J. C. F ullerton , Receiver.
of Josephine county, was in town this A. Ross, R. Hardman, John Murphy,
The District school for this place has
Resolved, That in token of respect to our
Ruth Rrbrkah Degree Lotlje No. 4,1. 0. 0. F.,
Peter Simon, T. A. Shaw and II. F.
week.
closed for the Winter on account of departed brother’s memory the Lodge be Matt. Dillon's New Saloon,
Holds its regular meetings on every other
Miss Dora Cardwell returned Friday Barron.
dia)H“<l in mournir g and the incnil e s wear
Monday evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall.
the weather.
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
last from a several months’ visit to , The miners of Josephine county ex­
Members in good standing are invited to
Ncxt door to Reames Bros.,
A very enjoyable party was given
attend.
K. KUBLI, N. G.
Resolved,
That
these
resolutions
bespread
California.
pect a successful mining season, as wa­ last evening by Mr. G. Caldwell, on upon the minutes of our Lodge, and that a
R achel F isher , R. S.
Col. J. N. T. Miller is around again ter is plenty and liable to continue so.
the inaug iration of his new dwelling. copy thereof be lorwarded, by the Secretary, California Street, Jacksonville, Qgn.
INDEPENDENT LITERARY SOCIETY,
after an attack of rheumatism, which Those who are not already at work are
to
the
family
of
our
deceased
brother.
Reports from tho Portland Com­ Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
Hold« its regular meetings at the District
housed him up for some time.
busily engaged making preparations pany’s quartz mill near Stvker creek
School House every Friday evening.
be furnished the Sentinel and I imes tor milE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS-
(’HAS. NICKELL, President.
Wilbur F. Cornell started for the to get at mining as soon as possible.
1 ure in announcing that he has just
are quite flattering.
W. W. F.
Miss
E
lla K vbli , See’y.
niblication.
1
opened out at the above location, and will
Beavercreek cinnabar mines this week.
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11. M. T hatcher , )
constantly keep on hand a complete and
A person can gain a faint idea of
H enry C onn ,
- Committee.
He expects to return during the holi­
first-class stock of the best brands of wines,
L unatic C aptured __ Starr, the
the condition of the roads from the
D. J. F erree ,
)
CANDIES! CANDIES!
liquors, cigars, etc., and also the latest lias-
days.
tern periodicals and leading newspapers of
: fact that it took a young lady who ar­ man who escaped from the Roseburg
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FRESH, PURE AND WHOLESOME!
Tribute of Respect.
the Coast. Give me a call.
Jail while being conveyed to the Insane
F rom G alicf .C reek .—J. E. Bowes, rived home last week just six days to
MATT. DILLON. I 1
Asylum by John Pearson, was recap­ At a regular meeting of l’hcvnix Grange
I
agent of the English company owning come from Redding. There is some
tured at Eugene City, lie broke jail No. 104, held November 19th, 1875, the fol­
Manufactured every day, of the very best
EUREKA MILLS.
the extensive placer mines at Gal ire improvement in affairs at present,
material, by
Friday night, November 12th, and ow­ lowing preamble and resolutions were
Creek, is now in town. lie reports however.
rilHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Pl’R-
ing to the rain that had fallen it was adopted..
that digging on the ditch to convey
W iierea «, It has pleased tho Great Mas­ 1 chased the entire interest in and thor­ D. CANTY <fc COMPANY,
Superintendent Kelley, of the Port­ impossible to follow his track. He
oughly fitted up these mills with the latest
ter of the Universe to remove by death our improvements, is now prepared to manufac­
water from the ereek will soon be sus­ land Company’s quartz ledges in Jose­
FORMERLY
was heard from next at Good’s beloved friend amt brother, Geo. 1 . 1 itts , ture Hour equal to any in the State.
pended, until next summer, when it phine, reports 4,000 tons of pay ore in
Thirty-six pounds of ¡lour, two pounds of CANTY AND WAGNER
Mill, about thirteen miles from therefore, bo it
shorts
and eight pounds ot bran will be
doubtless will be finished. Work by sight, which is expected to pay $20
That Phoenix Grange No. 104
Roseburg, on Saturday morning, and has Resolved,
given
in
exchange for sixty pounds of good
Wholesale and Retail
lost a worthy brother and the commu­ merchantable
hydraulics will soon commence. Mr. and upwards to the ton. The mill
wheat.
was seen on the same day below the nity an esteemed and respected citizen.
Persons having Hour, shorts or bran in
Bowes also brings news of the death put upon Althouse crushes about 10
railroad bridge at Winchester. Mon­ Resolved, That we deeply sympathize the Mills must take them away on or before CONFECTIONERS,
of four Chinamen by a tree falling on tons per day.
31st of January. 1876. All persons in­
day he toox the train for Eugene. with the bereaved family of our departed the
debted
to the firm of McKenzie A Amy
107 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
them, while asleep. But for Lin, the
By a poster received we see that a Upon his arrival there he went to brother, and commend them to the care ol must settle up on or betore the above date,
Him, who rules and governs all things.
boss, several more would have been
the books of said firm must be squared at
grand shooting match took piece at Friendly’s store and tried on a suit of Resolved, That the Charter of the Grange as
that
time.
T. T. McKENZlE.
rpiIE ATTENTION OF TIIE TRADE IS
sent to the “Flowery Kingdom,” as
the Lockeford House, Lockeford, Cal., clothes, with which he was pleased, be draped in mourning.
1 called to our immense assortment of
he had awakened some in the tent
Candies,
and other goods suitable for the
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
WANTED !
yesterday, which is under the manage­ and told the clerk he would pay for
HOLIDAYS,
for the purpose of collecting money of
ment of our old friend Preater, while them next day. He was informed that be furnished each of our county papers,
And
warranted
to keep in all climates.
them, and who were standing on the
and a copy', under seal of the Grange, be
Prices L<>\V and terms LIBERAL. Orders
a social ball transpired at his new hall he must settle for them then, when he given to the family of our deceased brother.
20,000 Lbs. of Old Cast Iron,
outside when the tree fell, thus
from tlie interior promptly attended to.
took
to
his
heels
and
succeeded
in
in
the
evening.
get-
Mathks
»
!
Committee.
elivered at the foundry IN
escaping. Three in that tent were
E. E. G ore ,
J
ting
'
away.
Next
morning
ho
re-
Ashland, for which we will pay the
Roads
are
fearful
in
some
portions
PROCLAMATION.
crushed, while one in another was
!
highest
price.
bis
turned
to
the
hotel
and
nto
of
the
county.
We
hear
of
a
man
be­
I
mportant
to
W
ine
P
roducers
Every
farmer
lias
more
or
less
old
cast
­
fatally injured and died soon after.
about his premises, such as old stoves,
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ing discovered running down a hill breakfast, when Mr. Friendly had ‘_ Tlie Commissioner of Internal Rev- ings
pinions and other articles. Those they I’EW GOOES AND LOW PRICES !
C onvicted .—The examination of near town, with his hat and coat off, him arrested and placed in jail. Here ; enue has deckled that wine manufac­ would do Well to gather up, and bring them
witnesses in the trial of David Briggs, and upon his intentions being ques­ Mr. Pearson recovered his charge and tured from grapes raised by the seller before the rain sets in.
We will also pay the highest price for old
indicted for the murder of John Dela- tioned, remarked that he was prepar- conveyed him safely to the Asylum. I himself and sold at the place where COPPER, BRASS and ZINC.
JO. SOLOMON,
J. M. McCALL A CO.
matter, was concluded Saturday eve­ 1 ing to dive after his team.
manufactured, is not liable to a special
4 T EVANS CREEK, JACKSON COUN-
F armer ’ s H ome .—Mrs. Williams
ning, and Court adjourned to the fol­
ty, Oregon, respectfully calls the atten­
From the following item in the Coos in another column announces that she tax. But if sold away from the place PRO BONO PUBLICO
tion of the public generally to his LARGE
lowing Monday, when the respective Bay Neus of the 17th one would infer
where manufactured it is liable. A
and WELL ASSORTED STOCK of
counsel delivered their arguments. that our old friend, W. II. S. Hyde, is prepared to furnish board by the vintner who sells wine made from
PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Messrs. II. K. Ilanna and A. C. Jones had involuntarily become a Baptist: week, day or single meal, at reasonable grapes not entirely of his own raising rPHE
I tied that I have placed my notes and
appeared for the prosecution, while “The boys on the pile driver in front rates. The table will constantly be is subject to special tax therefor, wher- accounts in the hands of my attorney, II. which lie offers for sale cheaper than the
K. Hanna, with positive instructions to cheapest.
Messrs. J. D. Fay, J. F. Watson and of our ofiice heard something drop one supplied with the best the market af­ ' ever he may sell the same.
Give me a call.
make immediate and forced collection in ev­
fords.
No
Chinese
employed,
and
fir Wool and Hides taken in exchange
ery
instance
where
seeurit.y
is
not
given.
Kahler & Watson represented the de­ day last week, and soon became satis­
for
goods at market rates.
Those
knowing
themselves
indebted
to
satisfaction guaranteed. Read her ad­
Hon. Lafay- me will do well to call upon Mr. Hanna,
P assed T hrough
fense. Almost the entire day was fied that they had a wet Hyde.”
JOS. SOLOMON.
Evans
Creek,
Sept.
27,
1875.
vertisement
and
give
her
a
call.
without
delay,
as
this
is
my
last
call.
My
ette
Lane,
Congressman-elect,
passed
consumed by the pleadings of the va­
business
must
Ito
settled
!
Jacob B. Sprenger, well known in
through town yesterday on his way to
JAMES T. GLENN.
rious attorneys, And it was about six
N
ew
G
oods
.
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E.
Jacobs
is
just
in
All Kinds of Job Printing
this
section,
died
at
the
residence
of
Jacksonville, Sept. 9, 1874.
1 Washington.
Owing
to
his
limited
o’clock p. m . when Judge Prim deliv­
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ered his charge and the Jury retired. his brother-in-law, Capt. John Coch­ receipt of a first-class stock of new time ho was unable to stop over, as he
SETTLE UP.
goods—the first installment of a com­ otherwise would have done.
Upon the reassembling of Court next ran, near Hubbard's station, Marion
county, on the 14th, of consumption. plete and superior assortment ho lately
YfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NEATLY A CHEAPLY EXECUTED AT
morning, the Jury returned a verdict
IN tlie accounts of the firm ol Manning A
purchased in San Francisco—the bal­ tì3“Tho National Gold Medal was award­ I$h
Deceased
was
forty-one
years
and
have been placed in my hands for col­
of manslaughter and were subsequently
ed to Bradley A Rulofson for tho host Pho­
three months old, and was widely ance of which will be here in a few tographs in the United States, and the lection. All persons indebted to said firm
discharged, after a siege of two weeks.
a re requested to settle immediately.
i
H. K. HANNA. i
No time has as yet been set by Judge known as a hotel keeper in Portland days. Don’t fail to give him a call, as Vienna Medal for the best in the world.
Jacksonville, Sept. 2, 1875.
I 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
. and Albany.
he sells very reasonable.
The Times Office
Prim when sentence will be passed.
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