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MAY 12. 1*76.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR CONGRESS :
LA FAYETTE LANE,
OF DOUGLAS.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
XX’. B. LASXX’ELI.................. < >f «irant County
E. A. CRONIN.......... Of Multnomah
HENRY KLIPPEI...... Of Jackson
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FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT :
For Prosecuting Attorney.. IL K. HANNA
LAKE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
F«>f «Teint Senator.......... S. G. THOMPStiN
For Representative...... D. W. ('HEISMAN'
For County .lodge.. .Ql'IN«’\ A. BROOKS
..
(STEPHEN«'. MOSS,
For Commissioners ( W. II. HORTON.
For Sheriff ....
... SAM L C. HUTSON
For County Clerk................... R. B. HATTON
For Uoiintv Treasurer.............. L L. HANKS
l’or A **cssor.
..GEO.
DUNCAN
Fur Surveyor..........
FRANK C1IEESMAN
For School Snp’t
W m . J. MeCONNELL
1*01.1 Ills IX
E.lliK,
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THE CO1XTY CONVENTION.
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T. G. REAMES.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
LET T Eli Filon AS 11E A.Ni)
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A shland , May 9, 1S76.
To-morrow, ct 11 o’clock a . m ., tho
To the E ditor of the T imes :
will
Democratic County Convention
Our b<»y attemled the dance at Deskins’
meet at the Court House for the pur­ <»n the first of May, and xvo came near los­
pose of nominating candidates for ing him. XX’e are not positive his horse
county officers to bo voted for at the xvas “tite” but xve knoxx- he couldn't steer it.
coming June election. The Conven­ Crooks wonders if Me. will take the “Piz-
zarinktum stump’’ in tho comingcampaign.
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tion will doubtless be fully attended, It is hard to t«»ll ; xve xvouldn’t be surprise«!
as delegates were elected from every it ho does. He xvould take most anything
precinct, with probably tho exception —even a State .Senatorship.
W. R. Dunbar lectured to a large audi­
of two or throe small ones.
ence
last Sabbath evening at th«? Academy.
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Ilarely in tho annals of a county He left next morning for Linkville.
has there boon more interest felt in a XX’m. Bybee passed through Ashland to­
convention than is manifested in the day xvith a drove of l’izzarinktum hogs.
ono that transpires to-morrow. Æ11 The average l’izzarinktum oflice-seeker
letteth the “oilice seek him” in the follow­
eyes are bent on it, for there will bo I ing manner : lit» sayeth, “I will run on any
decided who shall represent the De­ ticket and support the party that will nomi­
mocracy in the contest, and who, we nate me.” XVhat a generous soul !
believe, will preside over the adminis­ Our friend, R. IL Hammond, left us for
Linkville last Monday morning.
tration of the afi’urs of Jackson county
XX’e have received intelligence ot tho
for the ensuing two years.
death of XX’. J. Small and John Dick ami
The Convention will meet io open xvite, of Linkville, by drowning. Thcroare
session and before all decide who the no particulars, but tho supposition is that
they were capsize«! in a gale whiloout boat­
nominees shall be. The Democracy riding. Their boat was tound about one
has no slate to fix up, and therefore no mile beloxv Linkville, bottom side up, thus
caucus is necessary. Every person indicating to the astonished people that its
who is an aspirant for nomination can occupants had found a xvatery grave. Search
xvas immediately instituted and up to last
have his name presented and balloted accounts
only txvo bodies xvere recovered—
on, and whoever is the strongest man that of Mrs. Dick and XX’. .1. Small. Il is
sad to think they shouhl meet their fate
will be the nominee.
The delegates aro all doubtless im- while no one xvas near to oiler assistance or
to mark the spot xvhere they xvent
pressed with the duty of placing br­ even
down.
fore the people the best and (strongest The Democrati«' primary held here last
men as candidates, and we have im- Satur«lay xvas xvell attend«*«! an«l th«» Demo­
pliuit faith that they will do their la­ crats manifested great inteiest therein.
They realize that the reputation of Jitckson
bors well. And while we thus have county as a Democratic stronghold is at
great confidence in the judgment of stake, and xve believe that Democrats
the convention, we have no less faith throughout the county are alive to the im­
in the Democracy of those who h . ay portance of securing it to the Democracy
against the Pizzarinktuin faction.
aspire before it, for we believe they
In view of the importance of tho coming
will support and work for the ticket l’resid«»ntial campaign it behooves the De­
mocracy everywhere in th«» land to organize
with a might, be they on it or not.
to overthrow the present corrupt
A glorious and sign il victory awaits closely
Administration. It is not xx ise to allow pet­
us. Our prospects become brighter ty differences to divide them in the county,
every day. Everything that is now or even in th«» prcctne’.s. for it has, to a cer­
necessary is the nomination of a goo 1 tain extent, a damaging influence on the
party. L t Democrats remember the folly
ticket and we will bury the mo:I y of tin? Greeley “humbug,''ami let not the
combination, whose only object and parly repeat the same again. United it xvill
principle aie the securing of the county triumphantly swe«»p tho country like a
xvhiriwin 1. Then let the people organize,
olliees, for all time to come.
REAMES BROS.,
Notice of Final Settlement.
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In tho County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Lake county, sitting in Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of A. J. Round­
tree, deceased.
T J. CHARLTON, ADMINISTRATOR
»1 . of said estate, having filed in said Court
his final account tor settlement, ami also
praying for an order for setting the time for
hearing the same; therefore notice is hereby
given that said final account will l>e heard
ami determined in said Court on the first
day of the June term thereof, at which
time all persons having any objections to
said final account and settlement must then
and tlieie make tho same.
By order of Hon. E. C. Mason, County
Judge.
April 11, 1876.
E. K. REAMES.
(Successors to White «t Martin,)
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DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CA LI FORNI A STREET,
JACKSONVILLE.
OREGON.
CLOSING OUT!
LOW PRICES WILL WIN
Notice of Final Settlement.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING To
1 close out their business with as little de­
In tho Comity Court of the State of Oregon,
lay
as possible, now offer their ENTIRE
for Lake county, silting in Probate.
STOCK of
In the matter of the Estate of E. XX’. Cox,
deceased.
XX’. T. LOXVRX’, administrator of said es­
tate, having filed in said Court his final ac­ DRY and FANCY GOODS,
count for settlement, and also praying for
an order for setting tho time for hearingthe
same ; therefore notie«» is hereby given that
HARDXVARE,
said final account xvill be heard and deter-
minetl in sai«l Court on the first tlav of tin
June term thereof, at which time all per
sons having any objections to said final ac­
count and settlement must then and there Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
make the same.
By order of Hon. E. C. Mason, County
Judge.
AND IN FACT
April 20, 1876.
Summons.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLKAS-
L ure in notifying their friends and the
public generally that they havo purchased
the stock ot XX bite A Martin, an«! are noxv
receiving an«l opening a very large, exten­
sive and xvell-selected assortment of
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STAPLE DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
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California & Salem Cloths and Blankets,
Heady-Made Clothing,
ALL ARTICLES IN OUR STORE
In Justice's Court of the State of Oregon,
County ot Jackson, for the Precinct of
Table Rock.
—AT—
J. M. «'hihlers, plaintiff, vs, XX’m. McBee,
defendant: civil action to recover money. ! I
To H’»i. Mclice, sitid Defendant :
In the name of the State of Oregon:
SAN FRANCISCO COST,
7OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
appear before the undersigned, a Jus-
tie«» of th«» Peace for th«» precinct aforesaid,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL.
at the office of .stK'h Justice, in such pre­
cinct. on the 27th day of May, 187«;, at nine
«»’«•lock in the forenoon of said day, to an-
sw« r the above named plaintiff m a civil j
acti >n.
Th«» detendant xvill take notice that if he
We invite the TRADE as well as the
fails to answer the complaint herein, the
plaintiff will take judgment against him for
$19.50 and interest, xvith costs and accruing consumer to examine our stock. Every­
costs of this action.
Given under my hand this 11th day of thing xvill be sold xvithout reserve at your
April, 1876.
«'. C. GALL,
oxvn prices.
SACHS BRO.S.
Justiee ot th«? Peace. i
I hereby order this summons to I»» pub­
Store and fixtures for rent or sale.
lished six weeks in th«» D exhm 'B atk ’T imes .
C. C. GALL, J. P.
AGRICULTUR AL
IM PLEM ENTS,
Hats and Caps
LADIES, CHILDREN A MISSES SHOES.
Prominent Republicans of Lake
We have also In connection with tho above
county assert that immediately after
a very large ami tine stock of choice
the adjournment of the Democratic
County Convention an alliance was
GROCERIES, GLASSXYARE, QUEENS
formed between E. C. Mason, defeated
XVARE, HARDXVARE, CT’TLERY,
candidate for the Democratic nomina­
PAINTS, O1J.S, NAILS, WIN­
tion of County Judge, and tho Link­
DOW GLASS, CAST AND
ville Republican swamp land jumpers.
STEEL PLOWS, WOOD­
By the agreement then ami there en­
tered into, Mason promised, if the Re­
EN AND WILLOW
publicans would make no nomination
WARE, ETC.
for County Judge, but would leave
Sheriff’s Sale.
that place blank on their ticket, that
)Y VIRTUE OF T\V<> EXECUTIONS
and right in the counties—nay, in the pre­
W e aro now ready to sell anything in our
he (Mason) would bring to the support
) to me directed and delix cred, one duly
Delegates to tils* ton volition.
line at lowest cash prices. Persons wishing
cincts ar«- the places to commence.
issued out of the «.'ircuit « 'ourt for Jackson
of the Republican ticket twenty-five
io buy goods will find it greatly to their ad­
county, Oregon, in favor of Jacob Ish and
R ob R<> y .
vantage to examine our stock before pur­
The
following
is
a
list
of
the
dele-
airainst
S.
S.
Dowden
for
the
sum
of
two
Democratic votes east of the Goose
chasing elsewhere, as xv<» are determined not
hundred
and
sixty-nine
dollars
and
seventy
-
Teacher'*»
Institute.
Lake mountains and twenty Demo­ gates to the Democratic County Uon-
to be undersold by any house in Jackson
sex on cents, together xvith seven dollars
county.
and
eighty
eetits
«-osts,
and
accruing
costs
vention
to-morrow,
as
far
as
we
have
cratic votes west of those mountains.
A Teachers’ Institute is hereby called for
y-d i;ive us a call, and then judge for
;bid interest, and the other duly issued out
Jackson county to convene al th«» District of ttie County Court for said county, in fa­
yourself as to our capaeitv to furnish goods
It was also stipulated that Mason was heard from:
as above.
REAMES BROS.
Appleyalc— S. II. Cook, John Slagle. School House in Jacksonville on .lune 16th vor of James T. Glenn and against s. S.
to run as an independent candidate for
Jacksonville, Feb. 12, 1875.
Boxvtlen tor the sum oi txvo hundr<»d and
X’
ami
17th,
1876.
T«»aeh«'rs
of
flu»
adjoining
Little liat'e — W. II. Simp-on, A . A.
thirty «lollars and fifteen c«»nts,gohl coin, and
County Judge, and that the Republi­
counties are invited to attend. Every one, thirteen dollars ami thirty-five cents costs,
John
E.
Potter.
Young,
cans of Linkville precinct were to sup­
ti'acher or not, xvill be heartily xvelcomed. and accruing «»«>sts and interest, 1 have h»v-
I.elaad L. N. Browning.
ied upon and v. ill oiler for sale at public
Come one ; come all.
port him. By this arrangement Mr.
auction to the highest bidiler, for gold coin,
Robt.
A.
Cook.
l')ots
Creek
11.
C.
FLEMIN«;,
-ANI»—
Mason agrees to take from tho Demo­
at the Court House door in Jacksonville, in
President
Jackson
Co.
Institute.
Manzanita
—
Thus.
F.
Beall,
W.
J.
said comity, on
cratic ticket forty-five votes in all and
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THiMiRAMM E—FIBST DAY.
Gregory.
Sal imiaj. the *47t!i Slay of May. 1S76.
add them to tho Republican ticket.
HARDWARE ArW CUTLERY STORE
1. Organization: electing oHie«»rs; ap-
I ’n i "n to ten— N. Wright.
JUST ISSUED.
At ono o'clock r. xi., the following described
'.ting
committees
;
enrolling
teachers.
pOÌ!
This would make a difference against
»> Address ot Welcome—J. 11. Clayton.
real property, to-xvit : < >ne gold placer min­
Ashland— Thos. Smith, E. J. Farlow,
the Democracy of ninety votes. The A. S. Jacobs, Milo Dimick.
Arithmetic, (written)—C. A. Furgeson. ing claim in th«» N. XX’. L of tlieS. E. *, <>t
Two Hundredth Edition
N«»«»tion 25, Township 37 South, Range 3
•i. Grammar—XX’. J. Stanley.
arrangement seems to be based upon
West, «»ommeneing at a post about 125 yards
IINyjrz.'.’y'-—Thus. Wright, N. C.
5. M usic.
6. Geography—J. D. Fountain, J. E. I’ot- north-xvest from the site ot theold Occident­
the assumption that the Republicans Dean.
al quartz, mill ; thence south-easterly WO t«»et
ter.
of Lake county will feel bound by the
Eden— Sam. Furry, J. I’. Burns, T.
« • I’enm.anship—Prof. Leeko, C. B. Fitz­ to a post : thence easterly 150 feet to a post : Revised and corrected bv the author, E. de
thence !M)0 feet north to a post ; thence 150
gerald.
E. CURTIS. M. I»., Ac.
action of a few Republican swamp J. Beall.
s. Reading—MisscsM. Nail and M. E.Ser­ feet to the plae<> of b«»ginning. Said proper­
Sam's Jo/Z» v—John Cardwell, Geo. geant.
ty has been levied on as tin* property of N.
k|nd junipers of Linkville and that
4 MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE
S. Boxvden, t<> satisfy said executions.
9.
Critic
’
s
report.
A.
Jackson,
A.
Morrison.
they will vote solid for Mason and the
A an<l cure of premature decline in man.
I»ated April 28th, 1876.
10. Music.
Jeteksonrille— II. K. Hanna, W. II.
showing how health is lost, aid how re­
J. XV. M ANNIN«;,
ticket thus put forth. It also seems
11. Lecture. “Co-operation of Parents
Sheriff of Jackson Co., Oregon. gained. It gives a clear synopsis of the im­ California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon
McDaniel,
T.
B.
Kent,
David
Kennon,
with T«»aeher.* "—C. A. Furgeson.
to be based upon the further assump­
pediments to marriage, the treatment of
12. Essays- Mrs. Shipley, Miss L. Merri-
1 red Heber, Martin Laist, Henry Klip- man.
nervous ami physical debiliiv, exhausted
tion tiiat Mr. Mason will be able to pel, Matt. Dillon, John Pearson.
vitality, and all other diseases appertaining
4 EM AYsoN H AND THE BEST STOCK
13. Musi«-, and adjournment.
NOTICE.
control forty-five Democratic voters to
thereto; the results of twenty years' suc­ A <>t Patent and Home-made Rifle ami
Grant's Pass— Wm. Brown.
SECOND DAY.
cessful practice.
Shot «¡uns, single and double; Revolvers
vote for the Republican ticket. Can
1 Roll call.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.
1
ot the latest paU'nts ; P«>eket Pistols, neat,
for Representative lu I.ake.
Musi«-.
R osebi rg , Ogn., March : 2. 1876. )
he do this ? Can forty-five Demo­
small and poxverful ; Derringers, tIn» latest
Q Mental Arithmetic—XX’. S. Gore, J. B.
OPINK)NS OF TIIE PRESS.
and l>e<t ; also, the best Powder and Pow­
yOTH'E
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
THAT
Wm.
II.
Averill,
finding
it
impossi
­
crats be found in Lake county that are
Farley.
C t' RTIS ON “M AN HOOD.”—There is no der Flasks ; Hunting and pocket knifes of
IN William Hollman and William Ray,
1. Spelling—N. II. Clayton, Miss L. Mer­
member of society by whom this book will the best brands; all sorts of Shot ami
ble
from
press
of
business
to
attend
to
willing to allow themselves to bo bar­
whose post office address is Jacksonville, not be found useful, whether he be parent,
riman.
Pouches ; Caps. Wads and everything in
Oregon,
havo made application for patent preceptor or clergyman.— London Tunes.
the
duties
of
the
position,
if
he
should
1
listory
—
J.
<
'lit!,
Miss
Olive
Culberson.
3.
gained and sold like sheep in the
the Sportsman's line.
lor
placer
claims,
which
are
joined
on
the
6. Importance of Free Schools—Paper.
Cl’RTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book
He xvill also keep a full line of SHELF
shambles ? We believe not. Will in­ be elected, has resigned as candidate
Grammar—XX’. J. Stanley, L. A. Knox. West and North bv unclaimed land and on should bo read by the young for instruc­ HARDWARE, Nailsand Rope of all kinds
the
East
and
South
by
entered
land,
situate
8. Botany.
telligent Republicans of Lake county for Representative on the Lake county 9.
in the Jackass Creek Mining District, in tion, and by the atllieted for relief: it will and siz«»s. Carpent« rs' and Wagon-Makers,
Theory and Practice—U. B. XX'atson.
Democratic
ticket,
and
wo
have
the
Jackson
county, Oregon, ami described as injure no one.— Medical Times and Gazette. Tools, a complcl«» assortment of Table and
regard the action of a handful of Link­
It). Music in Schools—l’rof. Willits.
follows
:
Price.—Ono dollar, by mail or express. Pocket ( nt lerv. together with a full supply .
Teachers’ Institutes, (discussion)—R. A.
ville Republicans as binding upon letter of withdrawal in our hands. The Gray.
The E.
of XV. '2 of N. XV.
and Lot I Address the author, DR. CURTIS. 520 Sut­ ot Paints, Oils, X’arnisiu's, <;hiss, etc.
Th«» al><»x e goods are all <»f the best qual­
No. 1 of Sec. 23, Township 38 S„ Range 3 ter Street, or I’. O. Box 337, San Francisco,
’s report.
11‘. Critic
<
their party ? Are they willing to rat­ Democratic County Committee has
ity, and xvill be sold
West,
containing
53.20
acres.
Cali
12. ] M usic.
The location of said claims is not of record.
ify such a corrupt and disgraceful bar­ accepted his resignation and placed
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
13. 1 Lecture—Prof. Skidmore.
The said claims were acquired by said ap­
on
the
tho
name
of
I).
W.
Cheesman
Essays.
14.
1
gain ?” We don’t believe it.
Nexx guns made to or«ler. and repairing
S E E LI
G O E I? promptly
plicants by purchase, and are now known
remarks — Reverends Wil
15. Closing
<
ticket for that position. Mr. Chees- liams,
done ami in good style. All or-
as
the
Ilotlman
and
Ray
Gold
Placer
Min
­
“The best laid plans
and
Bell.
McCain
ders filled xxith dispatch.
ing
claims.
Of mice and men
J. S. M c F adden ,
man is a respected citizen of Goose
—FOR—
27tf.
JOHN MILLER.
It is hereby ordered that th«» above notico
Gang aft aglee.”
M oi . i . ie M c C vlly ,
i
be
published
for
sixty
day,s
in
the
D
emo
-
Lake, well qualified for the position,
Committee of Arrangements.
c A a ri«'T im es , a weekly n«>wspaper publish­
Democrats Returning Home.
and his Democracy is vouchod for by
COST AND FREIGHT!
ed at Jacksonville, Oregon.
Cent
eu
ni
al
Conimi
t
tee.
Given
under
my
hand
this
2d
day
of
Like vermin leaving a sinking ship several well known citizens of that
March, A. 1>. 1876.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
XX’ m . R. WILLIS, Register.
bo are tho Democrats who have affili­ county who aro acquainted him. lie
A meeting of the General Committee on
rilHE UNDERSIGNED, DIVIDING TO
I closeout business in JacKsonville, offers
ated with the Pizzarinktuin movement is able to cope with the poetry-stricken i tho celebration of the Fourth of July was
for
sale at cost and freight for cash his com­
HORSEMEN,
NOTICE!
in good faith forsaking that cause. In Applegate on his own illihee, and is I held at the County Clerk's otlico on Thurs­
plete and first-class stocK of dry goods, dress
goods, shawls, ribbons, ladies’ and chil­
all portions of tho county can be seen withal a person whom the Democrats day afternoon, the 4th inst., N. U. Dean pre­
siding, and all the members being present
dren’s hose and shoes, gentlemen's furnish­
this fact, and men who were foremost of Lake county should support to a except Jacob Ish and Wm. H. Simpson.
ANUFA«TURE AND BUILD ALL
ing goods, hats, groceries, croeKery, lamps,
kinds <»f mill and mining machinery,
man
and
elect
to
represent
them
in
baskets,
spoons,
Knives
and
forks,
tobacco
in that organization two years ago now
Mrs. Wm. Merriman was elected a mem­
castings,
thimble skeins, and irons, brass
anti
cigars,
pipes,
cutlery,
stationery,
toys,
ber of the Finance Committee for Manza­
Bay that they aro done with it and the Legislature.
X’anKeo notions, and everything usually eastings and Babbitt metal. Bells cast.
I arming machinery, engines, house front«,
nita precinct and Mrs. Daniel Fisher tor TH E WELL KNOWN TROTTING HORSE, found in a first-class variety’store.
henceforth will be consistent members
Dou't IJke It.
stoves, sewing machines, blacksmith-work,
My
stock
is
fresh
ami
of
the
bes*.
and
Willow Springs precinct.
those desiring anything in my line should and all work wherein iron, steel or brass is
of the Democratic party; that now is
TAMPSON
used, repaired. Parties desiring anything
The Republicans evidently don’t On motion, it was agreed to have a barbe­
give me a call.
the time to be a Democrat, if there ev­ like the Public School résolu- cue dinner on the Fourth of July, and the
Those knowing themselves indebted will in our line will «Io well to give us a call be­
ILL MAKE THE SEASON AT THE please settle immediatelv. I mean business. fore going elsewhere. AH'work done with
er was one; that a U. S. Senator is to I tion adopted by tho late Democratic following gentlemen were appointed a com­
neatness and dispatch at reasonable ratot.
stables of W. J. Plymale, in Jackson­
BEN. «SACHS.
mittee on arrangements for the same : Jos.
Jiic Bring on vour old east iron.
ville, commencing April 1st and ending JacKsonville, July 1, 1875.
be elected, and it is highly important State Convention. In the special elec­ Crain,
Fred. Heber, Thos. Beall, J. I*. July 1st, 1876.
ZIMMERMAN
CO.
that a Democrat should be chosen; that tion last Fall the flimsy charge that True anti Enoch Walker.
Ashland, April 8, 1876.
Tampson is six years old this Spring, of a
a President will be balloted for in No­
duty of tho above committee will be dark bay color, and has fine form and action. JOHN L. CARTER &, SON,
He was sired by the Vermont horse, Pen-
Mr. Lane was against free schools be­ to The
procure the different meats and employ inger’s Mike, out of McDonough’s old Kate
vember, and it is necessary that lie cause he was a Catholic in faith was
PAINTERS
persons to prepare a barbecue.
Morgan, the dam of many fast trotters, and
should be a Democrat for the salvation all the capital they could use against I suitablo
is
a
full
brother
of
Barney
Flanders,
one
of
On motion, it was agreed to have speaking
(.S'accc.wor to Caton «£• M-ry,)
of our country. Such patent facts are him, which, we are sorry to say, lost and music on each day of the festival, be­ the finest trotting horses ever raised in the
State.
I17E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO
sufficient to induce any true Democrat him some votes. But the explicit tween the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock.
T erms -$15.
Il till kinds of Painting, including
It was also agreed to allow no intoxicating
PLYMALE A McDONOUGlL
New Boot and Shoe Store.
to rally in the support of his party. To manner in which this resolution, upon
HOUSE PAINTING,
liquors to be sold on the grounds during the
lend aid to demoralizing elements is which Mr. Lane stands exactly, treats
tlnee days’celebration.
NEW FERRY!
SIGN PAINTING,
CAIA FORNI A STREET.
but to assist in defeating the fondest on the matter has taken the wind out On motion, David Linn, John A. Boyer
ORNA M ENT A L PA INTI NG,
hopes of the Democracy and perpetuato of their sails, and they are at loss to and T. G. Kearnes were appointed a Com­
7'ico
and
a
Half
Miles
above
Bybee's,
the rule that is draining the life-blood know what to urge against him. mittee on Fireworks.
XVAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
AVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED
J. H. Hyzer, Ben Sachs, J. H. Hoffman, ;
of a once proud and powerful nation. There’s where the shoe pinches.
in Jacksonville, I respectiully inform
ALL
STYLES
OF
GRAINING
DONE.
Wilson Berry, Ad. Helms, Chris. Ulrich
ON
ROGUE
RIVER.
the
public that I am prepared to do all
It is gratifying to see so many Demo­
< Orders from the country promptly attend kinds of work in the boot and shoe-making
and T. B. Kent were appointed a Committee
C an the people of Jackson county on Amusements.
i ed to.
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21.
line. Satisfaction guarantee«!.
crats who have been deceived and led
2»tf.
G. XV. FREY.
astray by misrepresentation returning trust J. IL Skidmore in the responsible
Persons wishing to erect refreshment
rniiE undersigned take pleas -
to their senses, and to know they office of School Superintendent ? This stands, etc., must make application to the j I ure in notifying the public that they
FOR SALE.
T o QOH I‘er **a-v at b°me» Samples
now perceive that they are not sub­ is a query now agitating tho public General Committee for a license for the i have established a new ferry at the above
♦j-wV xvorth $1 free. «S tinson
named place, and havo the largest and saf-
A FLOURING MILL, ONE RUN OF Co., Portland, Maine.
serving the first iota of Democracy by mind, and there aro several reasons same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to ost boat on the river, furnished with tho JV burrs, good water power, favorably lo-
supporting an organization which
strongest wire rope, and chargo less for | catod in Kerbyville. For particulars? ad- Q1• ) A DAY at home. Agents wanted.
ferrving. «lives us a trial.
knows no principle but holding tho why this question ia asked, which wo meet on Saturday, Juno 3d.
! 'J«’««’’
J. B. SIFEKS,
O 1 4/ Outfit and tci ms free. 'IUT E A ft».,
ehall
hereafter
treat
on.
TAYLOR A CO.
J
ohn A. B oyer , See.
1
Kerbyville, Josephine countv, Oregon. Augusta. Maine.
county offices.
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