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FRIDAY.................... DECEMBER 10, 1875.
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
M. E. C hurctt .—Religious services every
Sunday, at the usual hours, l»v the* Rever
ends J. R. N. Bell, J. S. McCain and M. A.
Williams, alternately.
C athouc C hurch .—Divine Services ev
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, l>y Rev. Fa
ther Blanchett.
M. E. S uxdat S chool .—Regular meetings
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular
meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two
o’clock.
C ounty C ourt .—The County Com
missioners met this week, but trans
acted little other business than auditing
a large number of bills.
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B all .—M. Ryder, of Kerbyville,
will give a grand ball at his hotel on
Christmas eve. Good music and sup
per will b© provided, anti a pleasant
time may be anticipated. See adver
tisement.
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T ime C hanged .—Owing to the last
Saturday of this month faliing on
Christmas, Superintendent Fleming
has postponed the regular examination
of applicants for teachers’ certificates
to the following Friday, December 31,
1875.
D ead .—Dr. Charles Brooks, in early
days a resident of this place, died at
the Dalles on November 21st. He was
a native of Kanawha, West Virgina,
and one of the most accomplished sur
geons on the coast. His age was 43
years, and he leaves a wife and family
to mourn his loss.
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E lection of O fficers .—At a reg
ular meeting of Warren Lodge No. 10,
A. F. A A. M., held December Sth, the
following officers were elected : Thos.
G. Reames, W. M.; C. C. Beekman,
S. W.; J. E. Ross, J. W.; John Miller,
Tn a«.; Max. Muller, Sec.; R. S. Dun
lap, Tyler. The installation of officers
will take place on Monday, December
27th, 1875.
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P leaded Gui lty .—In theU. S. Dis
trict Court at Portland, on November
27th, James W. Vannoy was arraigned
and pleaded guilty to the charge of
running an illicit distillery. Judge
Deady then sentenced him to pay a
fine of $100 and to thirty days’ im
prisonment in the county jail of Jo
sephine county upon each of two in
dictments. An indictment against
Vannoy for retailing liquor without
license was dismissed.
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P robate C ourt . — The following
business was transacted in the Probate
Court:
In the matter of the estate of La-
vinia Stow. Herman Helms, admin
istrator, filed his inventory and ap
praisement of said estate, amounting to
$1,602.75, which was approved and or
dered placed on record.
In the matter of the estate of P. W.
Stow. Herman Helms, administrator
of said estate, files his inventory and
appraisement of real and personal prop
erty of said estate, amounting to
§3,591.25 which was approved and
ordered placed on record.
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C avalry H orses .—Mr. Ball, sent
over to this section from Yreka by the
officers in search of horses for the First
Cavalry of California, secured the num
ber he desired without trouble and at
fair prices. Word w’as sent Alex.
Martin that Mr. Ball would be here
at such a time, and that gentleman
circulated the matter so that when
Ball arrived more horses were on hand
than he wanted. Twenty-three w’as
the number bought, although nearly
a hundred could have been secured.
Ball was w’ell pleased with his pur
chase, and said that the animals were
fully as good as those bought in Siski
you, as well as being much cheaper.
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D eath of M rs . H anna .—Laura E.,
wife of H. K. Hanna, Esq., departed
this life at the family residence in this
city early Saturday morning, after a
short illness. Dr. Aiken, the attend
ing physician, informs us that the
cause of her death was Puerperal Per
itonitis, complicated by extension of
inflammation, involving the liver and
stomach. The primary disease was
fully under control, and had not seri
ous complications intervened, the pros
pects of her recovery would have been
good. Mrs. Hanna was a native or
Ogdensburg, N. Y., and 37 years, 6
months and 7 days of age at the time
of her death. A large concourse of
friends and acquaintances followed her
remains to the grave Sunday afternoon,
after appropriate ceremonies at the M.
E. Church. She leaves a husband and
three children to mourn her untimely
death. Maj’ she rest in peace.
1.0(41. BREVITIES.
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done.
Dudley Ilillery, the person sent to the
T he S oda S prings .—Mr. and Mrs. was shot at by one Vannoy last week,
Manning
&
Ish
vs.
W.
II.
Parker;
asylum a short time ago. Another il
J. H. Russell have leased the Soda but no damage was done. The road
lustration of the value of advertising. action to recover money. Judgment Springs of Mrs. Caldwell, and having ' being in very bad condition, the driver
by default.
drove through Vannoy’s place, which
The Crescent City Courier says:
G. Karewski vs. Joseph Rath; action refitted the house in first-class style undoubtedly was the reason why he
“We understand that Henry West to recover money. Judgment by de are now prepared to accommodate all
brook, of Smith River Valley, designs fault.
who may favor them with a call in the fired the shot.
trying the experiment of raising An
White & Martin vs. Thos. Brady ; best manner and at reasonable rates.
J ob P rinting neatly executed.
gora goats in this county, and is now’ confirmation of Sheriff’s sale. Sale The marble business, so long carried
“The National Gohl Medal was award
on his way from Ashland, Oregon, confirmed.
on by them at Ashland, will still be a ed ^S
to Bradley A Rulofson for the best Pho
with a drove of the animals.”
James T. Glenn vs. Richard and specialty, and all work in this line ex tographs in the United States, and the
The Circuit Court will probably ad Elizabeth Davis; suit to foreclose ecuted satisfactorily and promptly at Vienna Medal for the best in the world.
journ this week, as Judge Prim in mortgage. Decree granted.
low prices. Don’t fail to read their 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
tends starting for Salem as soon as
James T. Glenn vs. Joseph and C. advertisement and give them a call.
I n forty-eight hours a cough may become
dangerous
; but within that time any cough
possible, to be in attendance on the L. Cox ; suit to foreclose mortgage. ,
can
be
cured
by the use of Hale's Honey of
S ettle U p .—We have sent state Horehound and
Supreme Court, which meets next Decree granted.
Tar. Sold by all druggists.
Pike
’
s
Toothache
Drops cure in one minute.
ments
of
account
to
about
all
indebted
James T. Glenn vs. Martin F. Hurst;
week. The principal cases on docket
have nearly all been disposed of, how action to recover money. Judgment to the T imes office, and request them
BORN.________
to
come
forward
and
settle
between
by default.
ever.
FREY—In this city, December 1st, to the
John Bolt vs. George B. Gammons ; now and Jan. 1, 1876. The amount wife of G. W. Frey, a son.
The Josephine stage arrived Sun
due from each is small, but in the ag DUNLAP—On Big Butte, Nov. 27th, to the
day, having been able to make but one confirmation of Sheriff’s sale. Sale
gregate amounts to considerable. As wife ot B. F. Dunlap, a daughter.
confirmed.
trip during last week, owing to the
DIED.
G. W. Lance vs. W. O. Lutin et al.; it takes money to run a newspaper and
high waters. The principal streams
we can’t subsist on wind altogether, HANNA — In this city, December 4th,
are out of their banks, while the most suit to foreclose mortgage. Decree
those interested will no doubt appreci Laura E., wife of H. K. Hanna, Esq., a
insignificant creeks and sloughs have granted.
native of Ogdensburg, N. Y., aged .37
ate the meaning of this notice.
years,
6 months ami 7 (lays.
T
hursday
,
December
9th.
suddenly become serious obstacles to
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SILLS—On Big Butte, October 25th, Sarah
J. C. Morrison vs. S. Cohn; action
C ouncil M eeting .—A meeting of Jeannette, only daughter of Baldwin and
travel.
Nancy ('.Sills, aged 1 year, 7 months and
The Willamette papers say that tho to recover money. Judgmeut for Jackson County Council will be held
25 days.
at the hall of Jacksonville Grange on j
widow of one of the men murdered by plaintiff by default.
the Modocs, with her two children,
WANTED !
P ersonal .—Judge Reed left for Monday, December 20th. All dele- '
gates
and
members
are
requested
to
were helped by tho charitable people Josephine Monday last.
attend, as business of importance re
of Lafayette, Yamhill county, the other
Miss Annie Miller has returned from
20,000 Lbs. of Old Cast Iron,
quires their attention.
day, while in search of her brother a visit to Salem.
elivered at the foundry in
J. I sh , Sec’y Council P. of II.
who worked there last season. We
Ashland, for which we will pay the
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W. A. Owen and J. B. Coates re-
are of the opinion that she has been
highest price.
D entistry .—Attention is called to j Every farmer has more or less old cast
turned from Salem Wednesday, hav
joshing the good people of that section
about his premises, such as old stoves,
ing safely arrived there with Mrs. the advertisement of Dr. Jackson, the ings
pinions and other articles. These they
as regards her being a sufferer by the
Briggs and son after being delayed popular dentist of this place. He is would do well to gather up, and bring them
Modoc war.
the rain sets in.
considerably by rain and high waters. now better than ever prepared to do before
We will also pay the highest price for old
Rogue river, Boar creek and other
and ZINC.
Prof. Marsh, of the Pacific Univer- 1 all kinds of work in his line in the COPPER, BRASS J.
M. McCALL A CO.
streams in the county have risen so
sity, Forest Grove, passed through most scientific manner and at reasona
high as to overflow their banks. A
ble rates. Give him a call.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
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considerable portion of tho ground town Saturday on his way home from
the
East.
S tate vs . D aniel D oty .—The |
along Rogue river is submerged, so
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rplIE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION OF
that there would be imminent danger
F or S ale .—Those desiring a first- jury in the above case, after being out JL applicants for Teachers’ Certificates for
county, Oregon, will be held in
of Hen Owen squatting upon it as class sewing-machine, bran new, at less several days, brought in a verdict of Jackson
Jacksonville on
swamp land, were he in the State. than first cost, can be accommodated guilty. Motions for a stay of proceed
Friday, December 31. 1873.
Several small bridges have been swept by calling on E. C. Brooks and exam ings and for a new trial were argued Those desiring Certificates will take due
away, and the larger ones are not al ining one of the celebrated Wilcox & yesterday, and will probably be de notice thereof and govern themselves ac
cordingly.
H.
FLEMING,
together free from danger.
cided by Judge Prim to day
Gibbs’ machines.
D
Estray Notice.
waken up by the undersigned ,
1 near Bybee’s Ferry, one yellow bay
mare, about 14 years old, black mane and
tail, small white spot on the left side of the
back, about 14S hands high, right hind and
fore feet white, no brands, has been on tho
range about two years, and is breachy.
Appraised at $25 by C. C. Gall, J. P.
JAMES W. COLLINS.
November 26, 1873.
60.
A GRAND BALD
WILL BE GIVEN
AT RYDER’S HOTEL, KERBYVILLE,
—ON—
Friday Eve., Dec. 24, 1875.
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A Cordial Invitation Extended to All.
M. RYDER.
SURGEON DENTIST.
4 LL BRANCHES OF THE PROFES-
A sion attended to in the most scientific
manner with promptness and at reasonable
rates. Every style ot Plate-work made—
Gold, Silver, Platina, Alumnium and Rub
ber Plates. Special attention given to chil
dren’s teeth. Nitrus Oxide (laughing gas)
given for the painless extraction of teeth.
Will visit Ashland annually on March 1st;
also Kerbyville on 4th Monday in October.
Office and residence on corner of Califor
nia and Fifth streets, Jacksonville.
^TCall and examine specimen work.
TIIE
SODA
SPRINGS!
AND MARBLE WORKS.
Ho ! Unto All Who Thirst !
COME YE UNTO
THE SODA SPRINGS!
AND DRINK WITHOUT
Money and Without Price !
rpHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW KEEP-
I ing the Soda Springs House, and having
repaired ana refitted the same are now pre
pared to accommodate all that may favor us
with a call. Prices to suit these hard times.
THE MARBLE BUSINESS
Will still lie a specialty. All orders in this
line promptly tilled in the best manner and
at reasonable rates.
Address, as usual,
J. II. A A. II. RUSSELL, Ashland.
“Peace, Good Will to All !”
Conte all ye noble immigrants,
Likewise ye neighbors too;
Come all of you who have the stamps,
And learn what I will do :
My prices they will suit you all
And take you by surprise;
You’ll buy if you will only call,
So take my sage advice.
To tell of my variety,
I hardly have the time;
You’ll get your full satiety,
If I can make them rhyme.
Goods suited for both voiing and old,
The rich as well as Hie poor ;
Come and see me with the gold,
You are welcome to my door.
I have ladies’ boots in every style,
And hoods for little girls ;
Hose that will make you smile,
And dolls with flaxen curls.
A tit of corsetsand balmorals,
Gloves, collars and fancy ties ;
Shawls, tlannel that is royal,
Fancy notions at any price.
I have thread, needles, pins and lace,
Shirts, yarn, and socks for gents ;
Drumsan