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VOL. VI.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
T. A. DAVIS.
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1876
F. K. ARNOLD.
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's
T. A. DAVIS & CO •»
STATE OF OREGON.
GENERAL NOTEN AND NEWS.
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DEMOCRATIC PBIMAKIES.
C are of L ambs .—Sheep should be
closely watched in order that tbo
lambs may be taken proper care of and
receive any necessary assistance im­
mediately after birth. More lambs
die when less than twelve hours old
than at any other time, and if the
farmer wishes to increase the number
of his sheep, he must watch his flock
very closely until the lambing season
is past. Unless the new born lambs
receive prompt attention there is dan­
ger that they will get chilled and live
but a short time. If the sheep have
been well fed, and aro kept in a warm
place, almost every lamb can be saved,
and without any great amount of trou­
ble. A few minutes’ attention at the
right time may save the life of a
lamb, which in a few months, and at
small expense, can be made worth
several dollars. At lambing time the
sheep should be closely watched, and
if there are any lambs that are unable
to take care of themselves they should
be assisted. After they have sucked
a few times they will generally get
along very well. Not only should the
sheep be looked to during tho day, but
also in the evening, as feeble lambs
will not be likely to live until morn­
ing. It is certainly very poor policy
to let a lamb die for want of tho little
care which would save its life.— Lan-
caster Farmer.
LITTLE BUTTE.
Jas. O’Meara is on the San Francisco
The Democratic voters of the above
Chronicle,
precinct met, pursuant to notice of
WIIOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
It
is
thought
Congress
will
adjourn
FANCY GOODS by the middle of Juno.
Democratic Central Committee, on
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
May 6th, at Brownsborough.
71 FRONT STREET,
Circuit Judge......................................... P. P. Prim
Discouraging
reports
from
the
Black
BOYS'
and
GIRLS'
District Attorney,........................ II. K. Hanna
G. W. Ratrie was chosen Chairman
Hills continue to come in.
JACKSON COUNTY.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
The Klamath Indians have laid in 75 and II. C. Fleming, Secretary.
County Judge,.............................. E. B. Watson
READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
Tho Chairman then stated the object
tons of fish for Winter use.
County Commissioners....... |’^hJ
A dispatch to the N. Y. Herald says of the meeting was to elect three del­
Sheriff,........................................... J. W. Manning
E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
egates to attend the County Conven­
Clerk..................................................................... E. D. Foudrav a complete stock of
that Tweed has been seen in Paris.
BOOTS and SHOES,
tion, to be held in Jacksonville on May
Treasurer................................................... K. Kubii
Miles, tho Washington safe burglar, 13, 1876.
A* sessor............................................................ W. A. Childers
School Superintendent, ........... H. C. Fleming
DRUGS,
GROCERIES, BEDSTEADS <t CHAIRS, says that Babcock originated the
Some remarks were made by J.
Surveyor,............................................................. I. S. Howard
scheme.
llockersmith,
J. W. Simpson, W. II.
1 omner ..•••••• .•••••»••••••••••••••••..»...H. *l’. Inlow
Official Paper....................... D emocratic T imes PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES,
Simpson
and
Henry
Brown.
Blaino only fears the “Great Un­
CLOTHING,
W. IL Simpson introduced tho fol­
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
known.” This is a new name for the
lowing
resolution, which was unani­
Democratic party.
PATENT MEDICINES,
County Judge,............................ M. F. Raid win
mously
adopted
:
County Commissioners,....... J j^n^ NecTv:
LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS,
Senator Sargent is sanguine that by
That the Democratic vot­
GLASSWARE, WINDOW GLASS,
thorough presentation of tho Chinese ers Hcsolred,
Sheriff,............................................Dan. L. Green
of
tliis
precinct
now present are
f’lerk................................................Chas. Hughes
question that the desired result can opposed to any tax being levied within
CROCKERY,
ETC.,
Treasurer,.........................................Wm. Naucke
PAINTS, OILS AND
be accomplished.
Assessor............................................... John Taylor
the next two years, at least, for the
School Superintendent,.................. T. M. Smith
It
costs
“
ye
passenjaire,
”
in
tho
purpose
of building a Court House.
PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND,
Surveyor,...................................... W. N. Sanders
At
E.
Jacob
’
s
New
Store,
neighborhood
of
Canyonville,
15
cents
The
election
ot delegates being in
Coroner.......................................... Geo. E. Briggs
a
mile
to
ride
half
way
in
the
stage
Official Paper,...................... D emocratic T imes
order,
several
persons
were placed in
BLUE VITRIOL,
and
walk
the
balance.
nomination, and, upon a vote being
Orth’s Brick Building, Jacksonville.
COURT SITTINGS.
Jfirlwm Cnnnli/.— Circuit Court, second
Montgomery Queen’s circus and me­ taken, W. II. Simpson, N. A. Young
LUBRICATING OILS, ETC. ETC.
Monday in February. Juno and November.
nagerie will be in Oregon in October and John E. Potter, having received
County Court, first Monday in each month.
and will close the season in Portland the highest number of votes, were de­
Joaephin? Cmtntff. —Circuit Court, fourth
clared duly elected.
LL OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES SOU) on the 27th of that mouth.
Monday in April and fourth Monday in Oc­
Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele­
at the very lowest rates. If you don’t
John Daley, for Justice of the Peace,
tober. County Court, first Monday in Jan­ brated CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP, which
believe me, call and ascertain prices for Tiklen’s prospects for the Democratic and John E. 1‘ottcr, for Constable,
uary, April. July and October.
kills Ticks. Lice and all parasites on sheep, yourselves. No humbug !
Presidential nomination are improv­ were nominated by acclamation.
and is a sure cure for screw-worm, scab and
JACKSONVII.I.F. rRF.CTNCT.
All kinds of produce and hides taken in
foot
rot.
Circular
sent
on
application.
ing. Blaine keeps the inside track
H omicide .—A shooting affray oc.
Justice of the Peace,..................... J. II. Stinson
exchange for goods.
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It was then moved and carried that
Constable........................................A. M. Asbury
among Republican aspirants.
curred
near Fort Klamath on the Sth
the delegates go to the County Con­
TOWN OF JACKSONVILLE.
James McCabe, a former Sheriff of vention uninstructed, but to seek the I of March, between two herders, result*
“EXCELSIOR”
f N. Fisher, President,
ing in the death of a man named
Lane county, struck his nephew, Mon­ best men for candidates.
j M. Caton,
Christopher
Parker, formerly a resi­
On
motion,
a
copy
of
the
minutes
Cor. Cal. A Oregon Sts.,
-! David Cronemiller,
Trustees,.
roe Zumwalt, on the head with a stick,
j J. Nunan,
LIVERY
STA1ÌLE
dent
of
Portland.
A man named West
in Mohawk Valley on the 17th, killing I of this meeting were ordered to be
( George Brown.
furnished the D emocratic T imes for did the shooting; and West’s wife was
Oregon.
Jacksonville,
him.
1
Recorder....................... ........... ......IT. S. Havden
at the bottom of it. The husband, sev­
publication.
Oregon St., Jacksonville,
Treasurer,.................... ...................... Henry Vape
A
Washington
dispatch
to
the
N.
Y.
On motion, the meeting adjourned eral months ago discovered, in Jose­
Xiarsha 1............... ••••< .................I. P. McDaniel
HoricZ under date of 3d inst. implied sine die.
Street Commissioner ....................... J. C. Weiss
phine county, that there was a crimi­
DAVID LINN
PROPRIETOR. that Postmaster General Jewell has !
W. J. PLYMALE.
nal intimacy existing between his wife
G. W. R atrie , Chairman.
been interested in postal frauds in Ar­
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment
PROFESSION AL CARDS,
and Parker. He left the wotnan as
II. C. F leming , Sec.
of furniture, consisting of
izona.
soon as he found she had sinned against
ASHLAND.
B. F. HOLSCLAW, M. D„
aving
jitst
received
a
new
and went out to Fort Klamath.
BEDSTEADS,
The more respectable class of Repub­
Pursuant to call of the County Cen­ him,
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­
Parker
soon followed with a drove of
licans are said to carry disinfectants tral Committee, tho Democracy of I
BUREAUS, TABLES,
riages, I am now prepared to furnish my
cattle,
and
shortly after his arrival
through fear that the horrible plague
patronsand the public generally with as
PHYSICIAN AND S U R G E O N ,
GUILD MOULDINGS,
Ashland
precinct
assembled
at
the
commenced boasting of his success
i
now sweeping through the Radical
FINE TURNOUTS
school house on May Gth, at 1 o’clock with West’s wife so that it could reach
STANDS, SOFAS, LOUNGES,
ranks may be contagious.
Kerbyville, Oregon.
As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle
i’. m ., when the following business the latter’s ears; this only added to
The
citizens
of
Antioch,
Cal.,
after
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
horses hired to go to any part of the country.
West’s agony, which had now Decauae
Dr. L. DANFORTH,
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses several attempts to drive the Chinese was transacted :
PARLOR A BEDROOM SUITS,
unbearable; and he procured a shot­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
I broke to work single or double. Horses prostitutes from their city, finally, on
On motion, Thomas Smith was gun and, hunting Parker up, literally
boarded, ami the best of care bestowed upon April 29th, set fire to their shanties,
ETC., ETC.
elected Chairman and E. DePeatt, riddled him with buck-shot, killing him
Has removed to Jacksonville, and tenders
them while in my charge.
which succeeded most admirably.
Also Doors, Sash and Blinds always on
hix professional services to the piil^ic.
Secretary.
almost instantly. Everybody thinks
Office and resilience on Third street, oppo­ hand ami made to order. Planing done on t iT MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE.
Senator
Davis
has
got
on
the
trail
of
The
Chairman,
in
a
few
pertinent
Parker was served as he deserved to
I
reasonable terms,
Undertaking a spe­
site and east of the M. E. Church.
other
startling
evidence
in
the
Treas
­
remarks,
stated
the
object
of
the
meet
­
be.
cialty.
A liberal share of tho public patronage is
ury. A certain gentleman asserts his ing, and declared the election of four
solicited.
W. J. PLY MALE.
J. A. CALLENDER, M. D.,
W jiat the H ouse has D one .—
THE
ability to prove that millions of dollars delegates in order.
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P II Y S I C I A N AND S U R G E O N ,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY, were destroyed by the redemption di­ After ballot, the following named The N. Y. A’w/i, speaking of tho un­
vision under Spinner and Boutwell.
gentlemen were declared duly elected : comfortable position of Republican of­
city drug store ,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
CONDUCTED BY
just now, says:
Conundrum by the Boston Post: Thomas Smith, E. J. Farlow, M. M. fice-holders
The new house of Representatives
Dimickand A- S. Jacobs.
JACKSONVILLE.
THE SISTERS of the HOLY NAMES. “IIovv can a man spend $2,000 for rent
has
been in session only about three
On
motion,
it
was
resolved
the
dele-
,
Office at residence, on Fifth street, op­
and $5,000 for diamonds, and $10,000
months,
and yet that has been long
posite the Court House.
gates
go
to
the
County
Convention
j
for running expenses, besides having
enough
for
them to display Grantism
uninstructed.
riHIE NEW FIRM OF KAHLER A B ro .
HE SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF THTS I a trotter or so, on $5,000 a year salary?”
H. K. HANNA,
On motion, the proceedings of this as it is, and to destroy all the hopes of
1 have the largest and most complete
school will commence about the middle I The average Republican office-holder
meeting
were ordered to be furnished perpetuating itself in the government.
assortment
of
of
August,
and
is
divided
in
four
sessions,
ATTORNEY A' COUNSELOR AT LAW,
can easily answer that. It’s as easy as
of eleven weeks each. The following are the
Hie D emocratic T imes for pubiica- It has made it as impossible for any
rolling off a log.
DRUGS, MEDICINES A CHEMICALS, terms:
Jacksonville. Oregon,
candidate for the Presidency, who fav­
lion.
Board and tuition, per term,................... $40.00
The
Times'
Washington
special
says:
ored or flattered or used or protected
On
motion,
the
meetin
g
adjourned.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Ever brought to Southern Oregon. Also Bed and Bedding........................................... 4.00
All
committees
on
expenditures
are
Prompt attention given to all business leit the latest and finest styles of
Grantism, to be elected as for Grant
Tuos. S mith , Chairman.
Drawing and painting................................. 8.00
in mv care.
Piano,................................................................. 15.00 practically at a stand-still because the
himself to get a nomination for the
E. D f .P eatt , See.
Office i'll Orth’s Brick Building -upstairs.
STATIONERY,
Entrance fee, only once,........................... 5.00 President has issued a peremptory or­
third term. Surely this is a good hun­
_
—
der
that
no
original
papers
shall
go
dred
days’ work. There never was
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
A D etroiter hung up bis watch
Ami a great variety of PERFUMES and
C. W. KAIILER.
E. R. WATSON.
TOILET ARTICLES, including the best and
outside
of
the
various
departments.
the other day until he should find time better done in the Capital.
KAHLER A WATSON,
cheapest assortment of COMMON and PER­ Primary, per term,....................................... $ 6.00 The President evidently intends to
to take it to a jeweler to have it clean­
Junior,
“
........................................ 8.00
FUMED SOAPS in this market.
ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS-AT-LAW,
throw
every
obstacle
in
tho
way
of
in
­
Senior,
“
........................................
10.00
T hurman ’ s N ose .—Thurman sports
ed. His.son, a boy of ten, took it
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
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ROBT. KAHLER, Druggist.
Pupils are received at any time, ajid their vestigation.
The Republicans see down and wore it to school, but didn’t a red bandana handkerchief and blows
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON,
terms will be counted-from the day of their plainly if these things go on there is
He met a tho loudest nose in America. It i9
i bring it home with him.
entrance. For further particulars apply at
an
end
of
that
party.
MRS.
BROWN,
Will practice in the Supremo, District and
boy at school who had a stout goat said that on ono occasion Senator Jouea
the Academy.
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ot her (’ourts of this State.
The Roseburg Plaindealer says : which he desired to trade fora time­ of Nevada, who, early in life had been a
Office in Court House—upstairs.
ASHLAND,
TABLE ROCK SALOON, Capt Hall, special deputy sheriff, re­ piece, and an exchange was effected. brakeman on a railroad, dropped to
turned from pursuit of Gibson on When the father came home he miss­ sleep at his desk. Senator Thurman
JAMES S. HOWARD,
OREGON STREET,
Thursday. He followed him as far as ed tho watch, and asked : “Who seen solemnly waved his red bandana and
Millinery and Ladies Goods,
V. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
WINTJEN & HELMS, Proprietors. Ashland and thon lost all trace of him. my watch?” “Father, was it not an gave his nose a terrible snort. The
Gibson had seduced two sisters, daugh­ old watch?” asked the boy. “It was.” sleeping Senator sprang to his feet,
FOR JACKSON,
RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS,
“And would it go?” “It would not.’’ and seizing his desk commenced twist­
ters of a neighbor, in the northern part
“
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hen, father, did 1 not do the correct ing it with all his might. Ho after-
JoMphlnc and Curry counties, Oregon.
HE PROPRIETORS OF THIS WELL- of the county, and for this crime the
Official surveys made and patents obtained
known and popular resort would in­
thing
to trade an old watch that wards explained that tie thought that
warrant was issued. The oldest girl is
at reasonable rate*. Full copies of Mining Flowers, Feathers and Trimmings,
form their friends and the public generally
wouldn’t go for a fat goat which will Thurman'- blow was an engine whist,
I41WX and Decisions at my office in Jack-
that a complete and first-class xt<x-k of the now seventeen, and we understand
a< hi ville, Oregon.
best brand* of liquor*, wine*, cigar*, ale and her child is several weeks old, while go? conic out and see hiui go for a bar­ ling “down brake«,” and the red han-
HAIR, JUTE AND
l»orter, etc., ix constantly kept on hand. tho youngest is but thirteen, and is rel !” The |>olice arc looking for the dana was a signal of distress; hence the
They will l>o plcnxed to fiave their friend*
wrenching of the de«k.
H. KELLY.
soon to become a mother. Gibson is loy with the watch.
LINEN BRAIDS AND SWITCHES. “call and smile.”
supposed to be in Nevada.
ATTORNEY A <N»UNSEIX)R -AT-LAW,
CABINET.
V ery U nkind .— An exchange
M oiiel M ethod of D ivovutb .—
A Cabinet of Curiosities may alxo lie found
At
alicut
half-past
1
o
’
clock
A.
M.
thicks
“it was very unkind in the In­
—
A
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JACIMRVILLE, ORISON,
i'he “marriage knot” among the Bur­
here. We would I* pleased to have jwraonx
dianapolis
SenfinH to make such state­
curioxitie* and specimen* bring on the 3d, the Willamette Woolen Mills mese is very easily undone.
If two
Wilt pnw-tk'r in all the Court* of the State.
them in. nnd we will place them in the Cab­ at Salem were discovered to be on fire, persons are tired of each other's socie­ ments about Mr. Blaine ju«t’ at this
Prompt attention given to all buatamn en­ Agent for McCall's Bazaar Faahions. inet for inspection.
and the alarm was spoctlily given. ty, they dissolve partnership in the fol­ time ; for he had got his count of del­
trusted to my < are.
WINTJEN A HELMS.
Office in the building formerly occupied l»y
Jacksonville, Aug. 5, 1874.
32tf. t The fire department responded prompt­ lowing touching but conclusive man­ egates up to 331 and lacking only 31
Knhler.tr Watson, opposite Court House.
RAILROAD SALOON.
ly, but all efforts proved unavailing. ner: They respectively light two can­ ot enough to nominate him. If he
nay to attend toAJiat $61,-
EAGLE SAMPLE ROOMS, The mills, together with a number of dles, andj shutting^/up tljeir lujt, -it shaiild
adjoining buildings and a l^rge quan'* down, mid waitquii-.ly until tlJ^’ are OOO.aff^r and? thus net sarurio the<*' **»'
WILL. JACKSON, dentist. HIIRD STREVr, JACKSONVILLE, *JIL.
tity of stock, were totally destroyed. burned out. The one whose candle needed 31 votes, how sad it would lie.”
C alifornia S treet ,
Loss estimated at $122,000; insurance burns out first gets up at once and That tittle matter of $61,000 doesn’t
HENRY PAPE, Engineer.
Proprietor. $61,527. By this fire 105 operatives
S. P. JONES,
leaves the house (and forever), taking make any differenco with the Radical
are thrown out of employment. Those nothing but the clothes he or she may managers in Oregon, however. They
mills were built in 1857, and at tho have on at tho time; all elso becomes endorse him with great enthii^iasm
THROUGH TICKETS, 12 i CENTS.
one but the choicest and best
time
of the fire belonged to W. C. Gris­ the property of the other party.
Wines, Brandies, Whiskies and Cigars
and pledge him six more votes in
kept.
wold. During the lire one of the op­
(he Cincinnati convention. This brings
eratives was very seriously injured.
California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. piIOK’E WINES, LIQUORS AND CI-
DRINKS, 12 J CENTS.
To K ill a T own .—An exchange his count within 25 of the nomination.
V ) gars constantly on hand. The reading
tellingly
puls it in this way: “Under­
NO CREDIT IN THE FUTURE—it don’t
General Custer, the best Indian fight­
table is also supplied with Eastern periodi­ pay. Families needing anything in our line
M « \ 1< K s;.yj in his Fioriti (ì'ii'le
er in the service, according to Genera1 rate every present ami prospective »m-
very operation pertaining to cal* and leading papers of tho Coast.
ran always l>e supplied with the purest and
the jaw skilfully |>ei formed at reasona- I
.A, tv <e ob-
best to b" ibuad or. the Coast. Give mo a Sherman, because he was called before terpri.-v; arettk ill <sf tb& • I.u:\i-.v- •••» 1 that
Governor,........................................... L. F. Grover
Secretary of State,..................... S. F. Chadwick
State Treasurer,........................... A. H. Brown
State Printer................................... M • V. Brown
Sup’l of Public Instruction...!.. L. Rowland
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