The Democratic times., February 18, 1876, Image 3

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LOCAL BREVITIES».
COt’XTY COI'RT PROCEEDIX««.
LAKE COL’XTY ITEMS.
t . g . reames .
ASHLAND ITEMS.
E. H. REAMEN.
REAMES BROS.,
The following are the proceedings of
Fine weather again.
The Linkville school closed on last Our base ball club is nourishing now. It
thinks it can beat any club within challeng-
tho County Commissioners’ Court for Friday.
The days are getting longer.
FRIDAY
..FEBRUARY IS, 1876.
I
ng distance.
(Successors to White A Martin,)
the February term thereof:
George Nour.se and lady aro visiting Our old friends, II. M. Thatcher and J.
Gardening about commencing.
Officers present—lion. E. B. Wat­ the Fort and Agency.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES.
II. Clayton, are with us at present. They
Read the new advertisements.
DEALERS IN
son, Judge ; John O’Brien and M. A.
come
from Lake county.
Stormy weatherstill continues, much
Geo. P. Rowell A Co.............. ...... New York.
Now is the time to get religion.
Houston, Commissioners ; E. D. Fou­ to the dissatisfaction of all, stock-men
Ashland is liable to be a field for consider­
S, M. Pet ingill A Co..................... New York.
Washington’s birthday next lues-' dray, Clerk.
Dan. L. Green................... Josephin«* County.
able litigation soon, as attachments on prop­
and mail-carriers in particular.
( ’has. Hughes................................. Kerby ville
erty belonging to different parties are rapid­
The reports of tho following Road
Ben Haymond................................ Rock P«»int day.
ly being served.
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An
entertainment
given
at
the
Fort
L. 1*. Fisher,............................... San Francisco.
Madame Ilolt has our thanks for a Supervisors were examined and ap­
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Thos. Boyce.............
San Francisco
Last Sunday was a day of happiness to
on the evening of the 10th, for the
Rowell A f’hesman.............................St. Louis fine cake.
proved : John Brown, Supervisor
least two—caused by John Terald taking
benefit of the I. O. G. T., is reported to at
Gus. A. Winckler.................................... Yreka
OREGON,
to
himself a wile in the person of Miss Ar­ JACKSONVILLE,
11
;
Walter
Croxton,
Matt. Dillon received some fine liq­ District No.
have been a pleasant affair.
ietta
Jacquette.
Joy
to
them.
District No. 12; Levi Tinkham,
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.
uors 1 i>t week.
The elite of the Fort, a few evo-
St. Valentine’s Day was appropriately cel­
District
1G
;
G.
W.
Cooksey,
No.
A new watchmaker’s shop has been
M. F.. C hurch .—Religious services every
ebrated
here with a dance in t..e evening,
nings ago, swept down, and, by a strat­
District No. 11; James D. Buckley,
Sundav. at th«* usual hours, bv tho Rever­ started in town.
by the Young Men’s Social Club. I LOW PRICES WILL WIN
ends J. R. N. Bell, J. S. McCain and M. A.
egic movement, captured the Agency conducted
No.
20
;
John
II.
Harvey,
of
District
The attendance was fair, about sixty num­
Williams, alternately.
J. S. Howard will shortly start on a
and
proceeded
at
once
to
defile
the
sa
­
bers being sold, and a good time was had by
District No. 30 ; Henry R- Brown, of
C ath « h . ic (’linn'll.—Divine Services ev­ surveying trip to Josephine.
all
who participated.
credness
of
that
institution
by
indulg
­
ery Sunday, at the usual hour, by Rev. Fa­
District No. 17 ; Daniel Hopkins, of
ther Blanchett.
Taxes are coming in slowly—con­
“Ilis Honor” says it costs about sixty dol­ THHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS-
District No. 35 ; L. J. White, of Dis- ing in a sinful (?) proceeding called a lars
1 uro in notifying their friends and the
M. E.Si sn.w S chool .—Regular meetings
to “lick” a man right well in Ashland, public generally that they have purchased
siderably slower than last year.
“
social
hop,
”
assisted
by
a
number
of
every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Jesse
Richardson,
of
frict No. 13 ;
and Bijali grins with satisfaction that lie the stock of Wiiite A Martin, and are now
C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular
Several teams loaded with freight District No. 15 ; Samuel II. Cook, of Agency folks.
knows liis duty. Our “Bijali” is not the receiving and opening a very large, exten­
meetings every Sunday afternoon, at two
for
this
place
arrived
from
Roseburg
original
Bijali, but is no less a personage, sive and well-selected assortment of
Tableau.
—
Scene
1st
—
Old
man
en
­
«’«•lock.
District No. 19.
has many qualifications superior to him.
last week.
The following Road Supervisors for raged ; company look enquiringly, and
For
further particulars we refer you to those
C ampaign T imes .—One dollar wil
STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
Job-printing neatly and promptly the year 1S7G were appointed: John then scatter ; old man disinherits his wiio occasionally engage in pugilistic pas­
pay for the T imes from now until after executed at tho T imes office at reason­
Brown, District No. 11; Walter Crox- son and casts him out on a cold un­ times.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
the June election. Those desiring it able rates.
Our “Joker” lias been around again. He
ton, District No. 12 ; A. S. Moon, Dis­ charitable world. Scene 2d—Old man
«luring that time should send in their
Our cotemporary says tho ugliest trict No. 11; L. Tinkham, District No. repents; sends for son; son returns ; entered a store and purchased a pound of California & Salem Cloths and Blanket*»
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names at once.
pepper and went out, but soon returned
man in town got tho most valentines. 1G; M. D. Sturges, District No. 20 ; great rejoicing; fat hog killed; slow and complained to the clerk that pepper was
Owen Gilbert, No. 30; II. R. Brown, curtain to the tune of “Old Hundred.” i half peas, which the clerk indignantly de-
No M ail ' s .—Owing to the heavy We agree.
Heady-Made Clothing,
“Klamath,” the Sentinel's Lake I nied. During the controversy that en-
St. Valentine’s Day passed off quiet­ District No. 17; M. Chapman, District
snow between Yreka and Reading no
' sued the joker wrote down the word pepper,
mail from further south than the for­ ly, though duly appreciated by the No. 35 ; Win. Harper, District No. 13; county itemizer, says “stock is doing , and, handing it to the clerk, explained that i AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
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Thomas McAndrews, District No- 15; well,” which is certainly not the case.
mer place has been received here for youngsters.
it was composed of six letters, threo of
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Stock of all kinds in this portion of which were p's. The clerk passed cigars
several days past.
E. D. Foudray, Esq., County Clerk, Win. Pernoil, District No. 19.
Hats and Caps,
The complaint of J. C’. Tolman, the county aro poorer now than they around, and wanted the joke kept secret.
has just received from Salem a supply
A shland N o . 2.
; claiming an over assessment for the have been for many years past, and
P eruheron H orses .—W. C. Myer, of the road laws.
LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES.
Ashland, Feb. 16, 1876.
year
1S75,
was
ordered
to
be
submit
­
the
worst
has
not
yet
come.
Owing
to
of Ashland, was in town Wednesday
Those indebted to the T imes office
BORN.
nud Thursday with the Percheron should not fail to settle soon. County ted to the Circuit Court for adjudica- the early and long continued storms,
j tion without action.
and the careless manner in which hay ROBERTS—Tn this city, February 14th, to
horses he lately imported from the warrants always taken at par.
Wo have also In connection with tlio above
the wife of Geo. Roberts, twins—boys.
Now at this day comes on to be was put up, a great amount has spoiled.
East. They are fine looking animals
a very large and fine slock of choico
We understand Mrs. Neither in. heard the claim of Jackson county Consequently many are running short GROB—In this city, February 17th, to the
and are greatly admired by those who tends closing out her stock of jewelry,
wife of F. Grob, a son.
against Like county for State taxes of feed, and should stormy weather
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GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS
have seen them.
etc., and retiring from business.
LEG A L ADV ERTTSE M ENTS
and expense of keeping John \V. and continue through this and next month
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Tho
Jacksonville
District
School
Walter
Brown,
and
also
tho
counter
heavy
loss
of
stock
is
inevitable.
a
R evival S ervices .—The protract­
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
Administrator's Notice.
closes
another
term
to-day,
and
will
claims
of
Lake
county.
The
court
O bserver .
ed meeting at the M. E. Church will
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Linkville, Feb. 13. 1S7G.
continue the balance of this week. ! commence again after a short vacation. being fully advised in the premises, it
li the undersigned has been appointed
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
Iliad taxes are being worked out is ordered that all of said counter
Revs. J. S. McCain, S. II. Told, Jos.
by the County ( ourt of Jackson county, |
P
robate C ourt . — The following Oregon.
Administrator ot the estate of Rox-
EN AND WILLOW
Ritter and Mr. D »liarhide have been hereabouts, and some of the streets and I claims of Lake county be disallowed business was transacted in the Probate anna Thurber,
deceased.
WARE, ETC.
All persons indebted to said estate are re­
officiating. The attendance is large, roads look much improved in conse­ 4nd rejected. It was further ordered
Court on the 10th :
quested
to
settle
tho
same
immediately,
and
that
II.
K.
Hanna,
District
Attorney,
!>ut the convert? seem to be few and quence.
In the matter of the estate of Rnx- all persons having claims against said es­ i
far between.
lien fruit has become abundant and C. W. Kahler, attorney-at-law, anna Thurber, deceased. Letters of tate are requested to present them with the
proper vouchers to me at my residence on
We are now ready to sell anything in our
again, and the price has fallen to 15 be and are authorized and directed to administration were ordered issued to Wagner creek within six months from the line
at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing
date hereof.
I’ E RS< > n A L. —She r i if Green, of Jo­ cents a dozen, with a prospect of fall­ commence and prosecute to final deter­
to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
WELBORN BEESON.
W. Beeson. S. Colver, S. J. Dav and
vantage to examine our stock before pur­
mination any legal proceedings or ac­
sephine county, was in town Wednes- ing even lower.
Administrator Estate of Roxanna Thurber. chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
W. L. Neil were appointed appraisers
February 8, 1876.
to be undersold by any house in Jackson
day.
Jackson county is supporting more tions in the name of Jackson county, of said estate.
county.
Geo. E. Strong was in town this paupers at present than ever before, or any officer thereof, against said Lake
_^STGive us a call, and then judge for
Notice
of
Final
Settlement.
In the matter of the estate of the
vourself
to furnish goods
week. He left for Linkville Tuesday we believe, ard still they come. This county, or officers thereof, which may guardianship of the minor heirs of In the County Court of the State of Oregon, as above. as to our capacitv
ItAMES BROS.
be necessary or proper for enforcing
for Jackson county, sitting in Probate
Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875.
on business connected with the Ore­ is a heavy expense.
David Farra, deceased. Now comes
February
8,
1876.
and collecting the amount due Jackson
gon Central Military Wagon Road
John G. Lanterman, formerly of this I
on to he heard the petition of II. C. In the matter of the Estate of John Blattner,
HUNTERS’ EMPORIUM!
county for State taxes and for the ex­
deceased.
Company.
Fleming, said guardian, asking for a
place, is engaged in putting up the
erman v. helms , administra -
—ANV—
Chas. Hughes, Esq., of Josephine, hydraulic pipe for the English com­ pense of keeping said Brown brothers. license to sell homestead entry of de­
tor of said estate, having filed in said
The petition of P Dunn, J. C. Tol­ ceased for benefit of his heirs. It
Court liis final account tor settlement, and
Is in town on business.
I HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY STORE
pany at Galice creek.
also praying for an order for setting the
man and others, praying for the estab­
for hearing the same ; therefore notice I
J. E. Bowe arrived from Galice
Don’t forget the bill at Chapman’s lishment of a road district out of the was ordered that all persons interested time
is hereby given that said final account will
appear on March 7, 187G, and show bt* heard and determined in said Court on
creek the other day. lie informs u- next Tuesday evening. Good mii'ic
north portion of District No. 1, was
that work is being prosecuted on one and supper will be provided and a
cause, if any, why said license should Tuesday, the 7th day of March. 1876, at
which time all persons having any objec-
granted. Win. Taylor was appointed
of the claims owned by the English pleasant time is anticipated.
not
be
granted,
and
it
was
further
or
­
‘ions to said final account must then and
Supervisor of said District so formed.
there make the same.
I dered that a copy of the foregoing or­
company.
“Cast your hazel eye” in the di rec
By order of Hon. E. P». Watson, County
F ort L ane D iggings .—Latest re­ der be published in the D emocratic Judge.
E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk.
Frank Nidny is in town.
tian of the T imes office and inspect
Jacksonville,
Feb.
8, 1876.
E B. Caton, who has been at Grant’s our elegant new sign. Joe Ilvzer was ports from the>e diggings are more T imes for three consecutive weeks.
conclusive as to their richness than
In the matter of the estate of Eliza­
Notice of Final Settlement.
the artist, and ho did a goo I job.
Pass for some time past, is in town.
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon.
ever. Roht. Kahler, who was in from beth Walker, deceased. Letters of
In the County Court of tin* Stale of Oregon,
The news that whisky was 75 cents
for Jackson county, sitting in Probate
W eather in L ake C ounty .— a drink in the Black Hills has thrown there Sunday, informs us that James administration issued to John I’.
A LWAYS ON HAND TIIE BEST STOCK
8, 1876.
2k of Patent and Home-made Rifle anti
Judge M.i'on, writing from Linkville a damper on those contemplating leav­ McDonough pi ked up .a nugget in Walker. J. C. Tolman, Jacob Wag- In February
tho matter of the Estate of John C. Thur­ Shot Guns, single and double; Revolver*
the ground-sluice, last week, weighing nor and J. M. McCall appointed ap­
under date of February 12th, says that
ber, Sr., deceased.
of the latest patents; Pocket Pistols, neat,
ing this place for then*, and the Black about $400, and that several smaller
17 D. FOUDRAY,- ADMINISTRATOR small ami powerful; Derringers, the latest
praisers of said estate.
the snow storms since the 1st have
1J. of said estate, having filed in said ami best ; also, the best Powder and Pow­
Ilills fever has abated perceptibly.
pieces have al'O been found. We
In the matter of the estate of F. Court his linal account for settlement, and der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of
been terrific. It is serious!/ feared
Mrs. Elizabeth Payne has been ap- also learn that Bob this week found a Ruch, deceased. Petition of John also praying for an order tor setting the time the best brands; all sorts of Shot and
now that should the snow continue
tor hearing the same ; therefore notice is Pouches; Caps, Wads and everything in
even four weeks the loss of stock will |K>inted by the County Court of Jose­ piece weighing sixteen ounces. Those Bolt, administrator, for exchange of hereby given that said final account will be the Sportsman’s line.
heard and determined in said Court on
He will also keep a full line of SHELF
be severe. JIow fir cast this severe phine administratrix of the estate of nuggets contain more or less quartz. property, granted.
Tuesday, the 7th day of March, 1876, at HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds
which time all persons having any objec­ and sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers.
weather has extended he is unable to John Payne, deceased, and elsewhere The only drawback is the scarcity of
A
dvertising .—In the most primi tions to said final account and settlement Tools, a complete assortment of Table an<l
publishes
a
notice
of
her
appointment.
water, which the proprietors of the
state, but believes it to be general.
then and there make the same.
Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply
five days it was recognized as a truth must
Bv
order
of
lion.
E.
B.
Watson,
County
of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc.
diggings
are
endeavoring
to
remedy.
The
poet
“
liar-at,
”
after
an
eventful
The snow extends all the way from
Judge.
E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk.
The above goods are all of the best qual­
that
in
order
to
do
business
a
mer
­
Linkville to Goose Lake, ringing from though unappreciated career among A survey proves the bringing in of
Jacksonville, Feb. 8, 1876.
I ity, and will l»e sold
chant must be known. The first effort
water
from
Kane
’
s
creek
impracti
­
us,
has
“
folded
his
tent
like
the
Arab
six inches to four and a half feet deep.
CHEAPER THAN TIIE CHEAPEST.
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Sheriff 's Sale.
consisted in selecting a store in a pub­
cable.
It
is
now
proposed
to
catch
in
a
and
silently
stolen
away.
”
The
last
New guns made to order, and rojmiring
The snow on the divide between Liiik-
lic thoroughfare and putting up an at­
promptly done and in good style. All or­
Y
VIRTUE
OF
AN
EXECUTION
AND
reservoir
the
water
from
a
creek
near
heard
of
him
he
was
traveling
south
­
ville and Yainax is from two to three
order of sale duly issued out of the ders filled with dispatch.
by, which is, however, first used by tractive sign. These methods were ef­
JOHN MILLER.
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for 27tf.
feet deep for quite a distance. In ward afoot.
fective
only
in
attracting
the
attention
the
county
of
Jackson,
and
to
me
directed
A petition lor the adjustment of the other parties. Work is prosecuted «lay
Sprague River Valley the snow is
delivered, in favor of James T. Glenn,
of passers-by. With the growth of and
JUST ISSUED.
and against Richard Davis and Elizabeth
comparatively light, but between there difficulties concerning the land grant and night while the water lasts, which
Davis, for the sum of $563.26, gold coin,
journalism,
a
merchant
was
for
the
first
and Goose Like it is from three to of the O. C. M. Road Co., as recom­ is tolerably abundant after a rain.
interest thereon at one per cent, per
time enabled to address an audience and
Two Hundredth Edition.
month, together with $24.75 costs and also
four and a half feet deep. The mail mended by the bill introduced by Mr. Considerable ground-sluicing has been
not only in his own vicinity, but at all the accruing costs, I have levied upon and
will oiler for sale at public auction to the
from Goo-e Lake failed to connect at Lane, a full statement of which will done, and is cleaned up by pan, seve­
points
from
which
trade
could
be
at
­
highest bidder lor cash, in gold coin, at the
Yainax the last trip, and it is believed be found elsewhere, was circulated ral hundred dollars having thus been
Court
door in Jacksonville, in said
tracted ; so that a card in a newspaper county House
Revised and corrected bv the author, E. da
and State, on
travel is blockaded for awhile. The this week and received several signa- taken out. With plenty of water these
F. CURTIS, M. I)., Ac.
became the most effective salesman,
diggings
would
doubtless
prove
a
big
Saturday,
February
26th,
18*76.
Judge expected to start for home on t u res.
who said precisely the right thing in at one o’clock r. >t. of said day, all of the A MEDICAL ESSAY ON TIIE CAUSE
the 13th.
The Yreka Union learns from Bob. thing. They are now owned by James the best manner, and whoso activity following described real property, to-wit :
2*. and cure of premature decline in man,
McDonough, Carlos McDonough, Hen­
The north-west quarter of the north-east showing how health is lost, an ! how re­
Whittle,
who
came
in
from
his
ferry
A nother E nterprise for J o ­
ry Klippel, Roht. Kahler, Thos. Kah­ could not bo measured. A card in the I quarter of section 27, in township 36, S. of gained. It gives a clear synopsis of the im-
on
the
Klamath,
in
Lake
county,
last
IL. one west, in Jackson county. Together jiediments to marriage, the treatment of
sephine .—Judge J. II. Reed, through
ler and Dan. Fisher—the first two newspaper of to-day is a missionary a with
all and singular the tenements, hered­ nervous and physical debllliy, exhausted
itaments and appurtenances thereunto be­ vitality, and all other diseases appertaining
whose efforts the English company week, that up to the time he left owning a quarter interest each, and year hence.
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longing or in anywise appertaining.
thereto; the result* of twenty years’ suc­
now working the Galice creek placer the Winter had not been very severe the four others an eighth apiece.
above described real properly is lev­ cessful praotioe.
S
t . V alentine ’ s B all .—The ball ied The
at
his
place.
Some
horses
had
died,
upon as the property of Richar«l and
mines were induced to invest there,
A.
B
urdette S mith ’ s W orld of given at Veit’s Hull on Monday eve­ Elizabeth Davis, to satisfy tlie demands of
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
has succeeded in engaging the atten­ but no cattle that he had heard of. F ashion .—The February number of
said execution.
ning
passed
off
very
pleasantly,
al
­
CURTIS
ON “MANHOOD.”—There i* no
J. W. MANNING, Sheriff.
tion of San Francisco capitalists to an­ lie informed us that no cattle had been
member
of
society by whom this book will
By T. B. K ent , Deputy.
this model monthly fully justifies the though not as largely attended as it
not b«> found useful, whether ho bo parent,
other mining enterprise in Josephine fed in his section as yet, except cows
Dated this 25th day of January, 1876.
claim of its publisher, in being supe­ might have been, twenty-six tickets
preceptor or clergyman.— London Tones.
county, which will doubtless prove of with calves. The snow was about 18
CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book
rior to all other ladies’ magazines in being sold. Tho music and supper
should be read by tho young for instruc­
vast importance to that section. The inches deep. Take it altogether, lie
FARMERS
’
HOME,
the following several particulars, viz.: were excellent.
tion, and by the afflicted for relief; it will
Judge is now in San Francisco, and thinks that stock will not have a very
ORTII'S BRICK BUILDING,UP-STAIRS, injure no one.—.lMfjeoZ Tunes and Gazette.
1st. In the quality of its paper, its en­
we learn that he has completed ar­ hard time in his part of the country.
Price.—One dollar, by mail or exprès.'«.
F or S ale .—Those desiring a first-
gravings and its printing. 2d. In the
Address tho author, DR. CURTIS, 520 Sut­
Jiickson
ville,
Oregon.
rangements by which operations will
A correspondent writes from Silver
ter Street, or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco,
variety, quality, and adaptation of its class sewing-machine, bran new, at less I
Cal.
commence during the present year. Lake, Lake county, under date of Jan­
reading matter—especially in the com­ than first cost, can be accommodated
It is proposed to enter several hundred uary 22d, and says: Our long peti-
RS. WILLIAMS TAKES TUTS METTI-
mon sense—and explicit fashion notes, by calling on E. C. Brooks and exam­ If
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od of informing the public that site is
acres of ground and prosecute work tioned-for mail service commenced on
prepared to furnish board by the week, day
hints, and directions. 3d. In the ining one of the celebrated Wilcox
or single meals, at reasonable terms. The
on an extensive scale. J. S. Howard the 11th inst, and we get our mails
fancy-work department; and fourthly, Gibbs’ machines.
( «Swcrexsor tn Caton J- tYey,)
table will constantly bo supplied with the
recently surveyed the line of a pro­ by going twelve miles instead of a
I best the market affords. No Chinese em­
and chiefly, in its illustrations of the
S eeds .—John Weiss has on hand a I ployed. and satisfaction guaranteed. Give
posed ditch from Sucker creek to hundred and twelve as formerly. Sum­
latest European and New York City choice and complete assortment of me a call and judge tor yourselves.
New Boot and Shoe Store.
Democrat gulch, eight miles in length, mer Lake has mustered strength
MRS. WILLIAMS.
styles.
It
is
really
a
most
welcome
fresh garden seeds, which he will sell
Jacksonville, Nov. 26, 1875.
and by which it is intended to convey enough to start two schools, one store
CALIFORNIA STREET.
visitor
to
our
sanctum,
and
is
regarded
at reasonable rates. Give them a trial.
water to work the diggings. Judge and a good many ships, mostly court­
WARNING.
Reed certainly deserves much credit ships, however. A band of fine stock by our “better half” as a companion T he immense sales of Hale's IToncy of
for the interest he manifests in devel­ cattle were sold in Summer Lake a few which she cannot afford to do without. ! Horehound and Tar proves that people con­ VTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
aving permanently located
The
subscription
price
is
three
dollars
public that whereas my wife has left
In Jacksonville. I respectfully inform
sider
it
the
only
sure
remedy
for
coughs
oping the mineral resources of South­ weeks since for ten dollars per head ; a year, with a premium. Address, A. I and colds and all pulmonary diseases. my bed and board without cause or provo­ tho public
that I am preparo! to do all
cation, I will pav no debts of her contrac­ kinds of work in tho boot and shoe-making
ern Oregon, and we trust success will beef steers from three to five years old Burdette Smith, 9! 1 Broadway, New j sold bvall druggists.
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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