The Democratic times., March 24, 1876, Image 3

LOCAI. BREVITIES.
western boundary of Malheur Indian
reservation be changed so as to throw
open to the whites the valleys of Sil­
ver and Harney Lake.
While the Grand Jury was consid­
ering the case of Chas. Lewellyn this
week, the Court House suddenly
sprung a leak, although the sun was
shining brightly outdoors. We did not
learn if this incident caused the Jury to
think that Jackson county sadly need­
ed a new Court House, but this fact
seemed rather apparent to a gentleman
standing on the outside at the time.
| Cronemilier and U. S. Hayden.
T. G. REAMEB.
E. R. REAMES.
On Engine Fund— Messrs. Nunan, Browi*'
Bring on your horse bills.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of and Caton.
Trustees
convened on March 16th, at
j Fire Wardens—Messrst J. P. McDaniel j
FRIDAY
MARCII 24, 187G.
The Trustees will meet to-night.
o’clock p. m . All the members were pres- , and Cronemilier.
(Successors to White A Martin,)
The Ashland District School closed
ent.
Mr. Nunan then nominated R. S. Dunlap
Jackson Co. Democratic Convention. last week.
President Beekman called the tneeting , i lor Sexton, who was chosen unanimously.
dealers in
to
order, and the following proceedings were
Pat. McMahon was chosen Pound-Keeper.
A Democratic County Convention for
Roads
getting
better
and
stages
ar
­
had
:
;
Bonds
of
the
ofllcers-elect
were
presented,
Jackson county is hereby called to be held
at the Court llou-e in Jacksonville on S at ­ riving on time.
The minutes of last meeting were read and I to-wit: U. S. Hayden, Recorder, bond $500, I
urday . A pril 15, 1876, at I o'clock r. u.,for
approved.
i with C. C. Beekman and Wm. Hoffman as i
Some sickness is prevailing in Ash­
the purpose of electing eight delegates to the
The
Committee
on
Public
Improvements
sureties ; II. Pape, Treasurer, bond 81,000, ;
Democratic state Convention to be held al
land
and
vicinity.
submitted
their
report
of
improvements
with John Orth and J. Wctterer as sureties;
CALIFORNIA STREET,
Saletn on April 26, 1870.
It is reemn mem led that the primary meet­
made, under their direction, on California J. P. McDaniel, Marshal, bond $1.000, with
The
political
cauldron
is
beginning
ings m the various precincts tor the election
street by J. A. Wilson, grading and gravel- ■ A. Fisher and K. Kubli as sureties; Chris. : JACKSONVILLE,
*
OREGON,
of delegates to the County Convention be to boil in earnest.
ing the same, representing the work to have Weiss, Street Commissioner, bonds 81,000, [
held at the usual place >- i t votimj on Satur-
Ben Sachs has a quantity of potatoes
day, Apia! 8, 1876, at I o'clock r. M.
been satisfactorily done and accepted by with John Orth and Herman v. Helms as
The several precincts
will be entitled to for sale at low rates.
pre
them, and the Committee recommended l I sureties. The bonds were severally accept-
4 one delegate for every twenty votes cast for
that
Mr. Wilson be paid as previously pro- j I edand ordered filed.
Col. LnDow in 1874, and one for every frac­
Morris Mensor returned from San ;
CIRCUIr COURT PROCEEDINGS.
vided,
by an appropriation of the road! The Board then adjourned to Friday,
,
to-wit
:
tion of eleven and over.
Francisco
yesterday.
taxes
due
from citizens and property hold- I March 24th.
Ashland...................... 4 I .eland...
• > Little Butte............ .. 3
MARCH TERM.
A. i>
ers
on
the
street
where the work was done.
The new town officers have taken
CENTENNIAL NOTICE.
liig Butto
...1 Manzanita............. 9
Officers present—Hon. P. P. Prim, Report was road and adopted, and an order
Rock
Print
............
....1 their respective positions.
U b-n................. ....... 3
he undersigned take pleas -
Judge; II. K. Hanna, Esq., District made requiring the Street Commissioner to
Evans Creek..... ___ 1 s orlingville.......... ...I
ure in notifying their friends and the
To
nil
whom
it
may
concern,
and
the
On? XVeiterman Is erecting a dwell- | Attorney; E. D. Foudray, Clerk; J. issue road tax receipts to such persons, for i
Foots i 're«'k...... ........1 Table R<>ck........... ...8
public generally that they have purchased
Flounce Rtwk... ........ 1 Uniontown ..............1
the use of said J. A. Wilson, to the amount I
committees that have been appoint­ the stock of White A Martin, and are now
W. Manning, Sheriff.
Grant’s Pass..... ....... 1 Willow Surines.... •> ing on the fl it near the stage barn.
and opening a very large, exten­
of $58.50.
ed by the Orders and Societies or receiving
Jacksonville............. 9.
sive
and
well-selected
assortment of
J. M. Sutton, of Ashland, is in town
The cases of the State vs. Arch
The same Committee submitted their re- '
that may be appointed by any Order
A Democratic County Convention is also
called tor the nomination of county otlicers on business connected with his new Chrisman, James Hards, Jos. Wells, port of work and improvement done on D
or Society that may feel an interest
street, opening and removing ohstrnc’ions.
and for the transaction of such other busi­ paper.
W.
B.
Dearberry,
Chas.
Wilson,
were
ness as may properlv come before it. to
in celebrating the coming Centennial
and laying a sidewalk on the north side of
be held in Jacksonville on sa’urday, May
The town ba« quite a lively appear­ each continued.
said street from Oregon to the east side of
Anniversary In Jackson county :
BOOTS AND SHOES,
¡3, l-7<’>. at 1 o’clock e. a.; and it is recom­
State
vs.
Daniel
Doty;
indictment
Third
street.
Whole
expense,
$25,
and
they
ance,
owing
to
the
prevalence
of
Cir
­
mended that the primary mee’ings to elect
You are hereby respectfully request­
delegates to the same l>e held Sa’urday, May cuit Court.
for an assault with intent to kill. recommended that the amount be paid to ed to meet at the Court House in
6. 1876, at 1 1*. m . The apportionment of the
California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
J. A. Wilson, contractor, as the work had
delegates will be the same as above.
They have an organized base ball Mandate from Supreme Court affirm­ been satisfactorily done and accepted by the Jacksonville on Saturday, April 1,
SA.M I. FURRY,
Chairman pro fem. Democratic Co. Com. club at Ashland, which is said to be ing judgment placed upon record. Committee. Report accepted and placed 187G, at 1 o’clock P. M., for the purpose
Reaày-Madò Clothing*
J. S. M arch , Secretary.
Sentence of Court ordered to be carried on file.
“away up.”
of appointing a place and making oth­
J. P. McDaniel and Wm. Hoffman, Fire
F or S alem . — K. Kubli, County
The District School opened last Mon­ out; also th it sureties be exonerated, i Wardens, submitted their annual report, er arrangements necessary for celebrat­ AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Treasurer, left for Salem Tuesday last day with 20G scholars in the three defendant having surrendered him­ which was read and ordered placed on file. ing said anniversary’.
self.
H. Pape, Town Treasurer, made his an­
E D. F oudray ,
to settle Jackson county’s portion of departments.
nual report, showing a balance on hand of
State
vs.
Daniel
Doty
;
Indictment
M ilo C aton ,
State taxes, which amounts to a little
J. C. Weiss elsewhere has some­
8'205.74, currency, and $84.14, coin. Report
for
an
assault
with
a
dangerous
weapon
over $9,000.
J ohn C imborsky ,
LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES.
thing of importance to say to the pub­ Sureties exonerated.
was read and referred to the Finance Com­
Comm it tee Oregonian-Pocahontas Tribe
mittee.
G rand J urors .—The following are lic. Read it.
Alex. Martin vs. Wm. Bybee ; to The Recorder, to whom was referred the
No. 1, Imp. O. R. M.
the Grand Jurors empaneled for the
Mrs. Gray, mother of the Gray broth­ recover money. Judgment by default petition of C. W. Savage, (asking to have $5
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present term of the Circuit Court : ers, of this valley, died this week,
We have also in connection with the above
for plaintiff in the sum of $11,885.54 refunded him that lie had paid into the
P
robate C ourt .—The following
a very large and fine stock of choice
,
Thos.
Me
An-
Town
Treasury
some
time
previous,
for
the
John Miller, Foreman,
aged about 70.
and costs.
business
has
transpired
in
the
Probate
purpose of procuring a billiard license,
drews, Peter Boschev, , II. S. Emerv,
John Bilger has just received an­
Sachs Bro«, vs. J. T. Rowland ; to which was no* issued,) reported on the mat­ Court :
GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, QUEENS
John A. Carter, J. B. Bunyard and other lot of superior plows, which he recover money. Judgment for plain­ ter and recommended that the $5 be re­
In the matter of the estate of A.
WARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Dennis Murphy.
funded
as
prayed
for.
Report
was
accepted,
will sell cheap.
tiff by default in the sum of $130.92
Hauser,
deceased.
Will
admitted
to
and it was ordered that a warrant be drawn
PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, WIN­
Rev. M. A. Williams will hold di­ and costs.
S chool M eeting —The qualified
for the sum of $5 in favor of C. W. Savage. probate, and Margaret Hauser, his ’
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
Stinson & Neil, appellants, vs. Henri­ The following bills were ordered paid: J. widow, appointed executrix. Max ’
voters of Jacksonville School District vine services at the M. E. Church
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
etta and Jean St. Luc Roboun, re­ A. Wilson, work on D street, 825 ; J. P. Mc­ Muller, Simon Caro and Herman Helms
will meet at the School House on next Sunday morning.
Daniel, fees as Fire Warden, 810; Win.
EN AND WILLOW
Monday, April 3d next, at 4 o’clock
James R. Reames and Cooney Sar­ spondents ; appeal from County Court. Hoffman, fees as Fire Warden, 810; J. P. appointed appraisers.
F. m ., for the purpose of electing a gent have purchased the store of Sachs Appeal dismissed.
In the matter of the estate of W.
WARE. ETC.
McDaniel, yearly compensation as Marshal,
James D. Fay vs. P. J. Malone ; to 8120.
School Director to succeed .Judge I’rlm &. Reames at Phoenix.
Nus, deceased. Citation to Caspar
U. S. Hayden’s fee bill as Recorder. 819.55, Schneider, ex-administrator of said
recover
money.
Continued
for
service.
and a School Clerk ; also for the trans­
Wm. Monroe, of Sprague river,
We are now ready to sell anything in ouY
G. W. Lance vs. W. O. Lutin ct al.; and II. Pape's fee bill as Treasurer, $16.50, estate, ordered made by publication.
action of such other business as may Lake county, had his left thigh broken
line at lowest cash "prices. Persons wishing
were presented and referred to the Finance
confirmation of Sheriff’s sale. Sale Committee.
come before the meeting.
to buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
by a kick from a horse.
vantage to examine our stock" before pur­
F
or
S
ale
.
—
Those
desiring
a
first-
confirmed.
Mr. Sachs was called fothe Chair, and Mr.
chasing
elsewhere, as we are determined not
The
regular
quarterly
examination
S urrendered H imself .—D.i n i el
Beekman then said that he desired to state class sewing-machine, bran new, at less to be undersold by any house in Jtckson
Wm.
Bybee,
respondent,
vs.
T.
A.
Dotv, convicted at the last term of of applicants for teachers’ certificates
the Board that he had taken the respon­ than first cost, can be accommodated county.
Jack-on and R. A. Wood, appellants; to
,7^8F<»ive us a call, and then judge lor
sibility
to employ P. Boschev to perform
will
be
held
to-morrow.
Court of an assault with intent to kill,
appeal from Justice’s Court. Trial by some necessary work on the south end of by calling on E. C. Brooks and exam­ yourself as to our capacity to furnish good»
as above.
REAMES BROS.
but out on bail pending an appeal of
A post office has been established in
jury and verdict for respondent for Third street, laying a bridge over the deep ining one of the celebrated Wilcox & Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875.
his rase to the Supreme Cour’, which this county called Williams creek, with
gulch running across the street and remov­ Gibbs’ machines.
$12-5.
has been affirmed, surrendered himsi If John A. Lewman as Postmaster.
ing the fence to the line of tho street, con­
The Grand Jury submitted their re­ tracting to pay 820 for the same, and, as the
C ampaign T imes .—One dollar will
this week, and was taken below Tues­
All tho«? knowing themselves in­ port, which was received and the Jury work is now completed, he asked that the
pay for the T imes from now until after
day by Deputy Sheriff Kent to serve debted to the T imes office are requested
—AND—
Board allow and pay the expense. On
discharged.
the
June
election.
Those
desiring
it
out his sentence of four years in the to settle, as th? money is needed.
Thos. Chavner vs. V. S. Ralls ; to motion of Mr. Kubli, a warrant for $20 was during that time should send in their
Penitentiary.
drawn in favor of P. Boschey for
F. L. Mace has left the Post Office recover money. Trial by jury and oidered
work on Third street. And the President names at once.
G rand M asquerade B all .—The and gone to Galice creek in the em­ verdict for defendant.
resumed his seat.
T hanks .—We are under obligations
ladies of Ashland will give a grand ploy of the English mining company.
State vs. W<n. Sutherland ; indict­ The Finance Committee reported back
i
the
Recorder
’
s
fee
bill
of
819.55
and
the
to U. S. Hayden, Esq., our efficient
masquerade ball on the 20th of next
I. D. Haines, formerly of this place, ment for an assault with a dangerous
'
Treasurer
’
s
bill
of
$16.50,
and
they
were
Recorder, for favors extended the
month. No pains will be spared to ha« been nominated for Representative weapon. Jury empaneled and case on
ordered paid.
T imes office on various occasions.
make it a grand .success in every par­ by the Democrats of Baker county.
trial.
i Total amount of bills audited, $251.
ticular. This is the first affiir of the
The President then made his annual com-
We are pleased to see that J. II.
Josephine County Items.
A Consumptive Cough becomes teriible
i munifation to the Board. He referred brief­
kind that has transpired in the county, Return?, foreman of the Sentinel, who
in
March and April. These are the worst
ly to the prosperous condition of the town
and will doubtless be participated in has bee ■n quite ill, is able to be about
George Grot-’, owner and engineer finances, the town being out of debt and months in tho year for persons with dis­
by a large number of both sexes, For again.
of the Kerbyville saloon, put up a sign having money in the Treasury. lie alluded eased lungs. Avert danger by an immedi­ California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon
particulars see advertisement in an-
to the good condition which the Town Cem- ate resort to Hale's Honey of Horehound and
i J. E. Beggs has purchased a piece the other day that read thus: “Posi­ i eterv was in, and stated that the non-com- Tar. For sale by all druggists.
other column.
LWAY’S ON HAND THE BEST STOCK
1 of land in the lower portion of town tively no Credit.” He says it came pletion of the road circle is attributed to the Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
of Patent and Home-made Rifle and
very
near
putting
a
death
stroke
on
impossibility of procuring material dur­
P rospecting G old H ill —Consid­ and will shortly build a dwelling
Shot Guns, single and double; Revolver»
MARRIED
“pedro.”
ing the Winter, and is left as a legacy to the
of the latest patents; Packet Pistols, neat*
erable excitement was last week rau-u'd thereon.
TEVIS—FOSTER—In this city,at the Fran­ small and powerful; Derringers, the latest
incoming
Board.
lie
stated
that
the
En
­
Jas. Little’s interest in the Bronze
by the re|»ort that Jacob Slagle and
co-American hotel, March 21st, by Rev. and best; also, the best Powder and Pow­
The apportionment of school money
gine Fund, originally $408, had been in­
J.
S. McCain. Henry Tevis and Miss Lotta der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of
and
Copper
Mining
Company,
con
­
others, while prospecting for the rich was made on Monday last by Superin­
creased to $575; that this fund wasthesever-
the best brands; all sorts of Shot and
Foster—all of this county.
Pouches; Caps, Wads and every tiling in
quartz ledge suppo-ed to exi-t in the tendent Fleming, and will be pub.ished sisting of 1,128 feet, situated two | al donations of citizens of Jacksonville held
the
Sportsman’s line.
miles east of Waldo, was purchased I I in trust bv the Town Trustees, and the at-
BORN.
vicinity of the Fort Line mines, had next week.
He will also keep a fall line of SHELF
on March 14th by a gentleman named 1 tention of the new Board was called to the REAMES—At Phœnix, March 22d, to tl»e HARDWARE, Nails and Rope of all kinds
struck the original Gold Hill vein.
Hazlett, the pilgrim printer, got
condition upon which the donations were
and sizes, Carpenters’ and Wagon-Makers,
wife of James R. Reames, a daughter.
We understand this furore was raised '■lightly inebriated at Salem the other Padleford. Price paid, $2,000.
Tools, a complete assortment of Table and
made, the careful guardianship of the fund
Pocket Cutlery, together with a full supply
by the discovery of a warn of quartz day ami officiated in the chain gang
W. J. Bain, our town blacksmith, and never to be diverted from its original
of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, etc.
JUST
ISSUED.
The above goods are all of the best qual­
containing a packet of gold ; but some for his -port.
while taking his horse to pasture, fell object and purpose. He said several ordi­
nances had been passed during the past
ity, and will 1>e sold
in with two young men. They all i year, which, he regretted to say, had been
seem to think, from further develop­
We have had srme fine weather
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
started their horses to galloping and j treated as a dead-letter by those whose duty
ments, that this is not the ledge. It
this week, but the indications at the
New guns made to order, and repairing
had gone but a short distance, when, I it was to er force them, and he particularly
is proposed to run a tunnel to ascertain
Sromptly done and in good style. All or-
time of going to press were favorable
filled with dispatch.
much to their surprise, the horse ; recommended that the fire ordinance be Revised and corrected bv the author, E. de ers 27tf.
the real value of this discovery, we
JOHN MILLER.
’ strictly enforced during tho Summer
for more rain.
F. CURTIS, M. I>., Ac.
learn.
that Mr. Bain was riding fell dead to months. His attention had been called, he
We learn that G. W. Holt will er? the ground.
said, by citizens of the town to the illegal
S
unday
S
chool
C
oncert
4 MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE
M. E
long commence the erection of a brick
manner of granting liquor licenses, and 1 v and cure of premature decline in man,
A
most
remarkable
feat
of
physica
’
—A large attendance
was
preset
t
attend.ture
I he respectfully recommended that the ordl- showing how health is lost, and how re­
hotel on the lot where the (J. S. Hotel
endurance
was
lately
performed
by
Wednesday and Thursday evenings to used to stand. Hope it’s so.
l nance in relation to granting liquor licenses gained. It gives a clear synopsis of the im­ SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE * KUXAX,
Lee
Castor
and
wife,
while
crossing
be so amended as to conform with tho stat­ pediments to marriage, the treatment of
witness the concerts given at the Ma­
and physical debiliiy, exhausted
Major W. F. Cornell and Capt. J the Siskiyou mountains on their way ute and require applicants to post their no- nervous
vitality,
and
all other diseases appertaining
sonic Hall by the M. E. Sunday C. McCully started for the Beaver
i
tices
according
to
law
and
otherwise
com-
Manufacturer & Dealer
thereto;
the
results of twenty years' suc­
to Happy Camp during one of our
School. The entertainments consisted
cessful
practice.
creek cinnabar n ines Monday, and heavy snow storms. They left Kerby­ ! i ply with the statute law. After the reading
! of the same, on motion of Mr. Sachs, it was
of instrumental and vocal music, dia­
expect Io be gone some time.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
ville
at
sunset
and
traveled
all
night.
¡ i ordered placed on file.
logues, recitations, etc., which were
CURTIS
ON “MANHOOD.”—There!»no
The
Board
then
adjourned
over
till
Fri
­
The Republican County Committee It was thought they would surely per­
well performed, and in many cases
member oi society bv whom this book will
day evening.
not be found useful, whether he be parent,
finely rendered. The concerts gave of Lake has issued a call for a county ish unless they should stop at some
HARNESS,
preceptor or clergyman.— London Times.
general satisfaction, and the proceeds convention, to be held at Linkville on house, but they kept on traveling, and
F riday , March 17,1876.
CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book
o’clock p. >t., with should be read by the young for instruc­
thereof will doubtless enable the Sun­ April 15th, with primaries on March when near the summit of the moun­ The Board mot at
and by the atflicted for relief; it will
tains they threw away their “duds” and President Boekman .n the Chair, and all tion,
day School to obtain a good library. 31st. See notice elsewhere.
injure no one.— Medical Times and Gazette.
Hon. J. F. Watson, of Roseburg, is increased their speed. When found the the members present except Mr. Hoffman.
Price.—Ono dollar, by mail or express.
Want of space forbids an extended no­
The minutes of last meeting were r9ad Address the author, DR. CURTIS. 520 Sut­
8ADDLEBY-WARE,
next
morning,
they
were
camped
un
­
tice of the affair, which we otherwise in attendance on the Circuit Court.
and approved.
ter Street, or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco,
We understand he aspires to be sacri­ der a tree on top of the Sisk ¡you s on
On motion of Mr. Kubli, the Board ad­ Cal.
would have reported more fully.
I
journed
sine die.
f
O. K.
ficed as the Republican candidate for snow 15 feet deep.
ILL SELL FOR CASH AT GREATLY’
NEW BOARD.
T he P izzarinktum R evival .— Judge of th? Second District next June.
reduced rales.
J39“ Repairing done promptly, and at
An inglorious defeat in an unenviable
A djourned .—The Grand Jury ad­ The Board of Trustees-elect assembled at
A little son of Hon. W. J. Ply male
the Town Hall on the sarno evening, at 8
prices in keeping with the times.
cause usually wipes out the organiza­
journed Wednesday afternoon, the o’clock. All the members were present, to-
N
AND
AFTER
THE
TENTH
DAY
’
,
J. NUNAN.
was quite severely cut across the knee
Jacksonville, Nov. 5, 1875.
of September, 1875, the Patrons of Hus­
tion upholding it; but such does not
business before it for transaction be­ wit: J. Nunan, George Brown, M. Caton,
bandry Mill Company will cease to grind
by falling on an ax while playing near
ing rather light. An indictment for David Cronemiller and N. Fisher, and were on exchange, except for family use tor pro­
seem to be the case with the “People’a,
a wood-pile the other day. Dr. Cal­
sworn into office by the Recorder.
ducers, in unbranded sacks; and instead
Party,” more favorably known as the
lender dressed the wound, and the an assault with a dangerous weapon
N. Fisher was called to the Chair, and will buy wheat and pay the highest market
“Hungry Brothers,” alias the “Piz-
was found against Wm. Sutherland. was subsequently ohosen President of the price thorefor. For particulars, apply at
patient is gelling along finely.
(Sucvewor to Catan <t Frey,)
the Mills.
zarinktutns.” Notwithstanding the
The case of Chas. Lewellyn, charged Board for the ensuing year.
By order of the Board.
P. Fehely & Co., who have been
A motion was made by Mr. Cronemiller
J. S. HERRIN, President.
severe rebuke they sustained two years
with rape, was dismissed.
F. M. P lymale . Secretary.
mining all Winter on Sucker creek,
that
the
President
appoint
the
Standing
ago, the ring-leaders have no desire to
S heriff ’ s S ale .—Sherifl Manning Committees, which was carried. The fol­
abandon their hunt for the loaves and Josephine county, we learn, have taken
lowing Committees were then appointed:
CALIFORNIA STREET.
fishes, but have issued a call for a out half an ounce a day to the hand. will sell at P. J. Ryan’s brick building,
On Finance — Messrs. Caton, Brown and
4 LL KNOW TNG THEMSELVES IN-
county convention, to be held in Jack­ John Fehley and Thos. Brady are In­ in this place, commencing on Thurs­ Nunan.
debted to the undersigned are hereby
On Public Improvements and Cemetery— requested to call and settle by cash or note,
aving permanently located
sonville on the 22d of next month, a terested in the claim with Mr. Fehely. day, April Gth next, at 10 o’clock A.
as all accounts remaining unsettled by the
Messrs.
Cronemilier,
Caton
and
Nunan.
in Jacksonville, I respectfully inform
The Secretary of the Interior has re­ M., a lot of general merchandise, tools,
copy of which will be found in our
the public that I am prepared to do all
Sanitary Committee — Messrs Brown and 25th of March next will be placod in the
bands of an attorney for collection.
kinds of work in the boot and »hoe-making
advertising columns. We will pay fused to grant the petition of citizeus etc., to satisfy a Judgment in favor of Cronemiller.
WAGNER, ANDERSON * CO
line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
of Eastern Oregon asking that the ; Sachs Bros, and against A. W. Sturges.
our respect» to this affair hereafter.
On Poods and Streets -Messrs. Rrcwn,
Ashland, Feb. 24, 1876.
29tf.
G. W. FRFY.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
REAMES BROS.,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LOW PRICES WILL WIN
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STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
Hats and Caps«
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