xi.hr geinorrHtic
FRIDAY
JUNE 23, 1X76.
A djourned .—On last Wednesday I
the Circuit Court adjourned until Fri
day, July 7th, 1876.
LOCAL RII E VITI E*.
AKHLAM» ITEMS.
J. S. Eubanks has his new resi
The business houses were all closed dence nearly completed.
Ashland is improving rapidly, be
last Sunday.
This market is now constantly sup- sides a printing office, we can boast of
many new residences erected within
plied with fresh fish.
the last year.
Our Base ball clubs, are now prac
Jasper Houck has been refitting
ticing for the Fourth.
the Ashland House—giving it a very
Stages commenced running on fast neat appearance. He knows just how
time last Wednesday.
a hotel ought to look.
The Soda Springs is the place to go
We are glad to welcome back among
to rtcreate during the heated term.
us our friends, J. II. and <L. C. Nidi,
JOHN BILGER,
F or P rosecuting A ttorney .—
The vote for Prosecuting Attorney in
(California St., one door west of Sachs Bros.,
this District is as follows :
Hanna. Watson
Haying is now in progress.
Josephlno County
Jackson
“
Lake
“
CANDIDATES
Total
DIsT. ATTORNEY
II. K. Hanna..... 37 24 13 16 61' 13 17'26 23 230 1
A M istake .—Owing to a mistake
142 1
C. B. Watson..... 65 29 o 6 16 8 6 B)
JOINT
sENATOIl.
1
that occurred in our table of the vote
S. G. Thompson ”3 24 11' 16 65 11' is 26 19 213 1
of this county la«t week, which would
E. Barnes.......... 67 21 3 7 3 12; 5 8- 3I 129 .
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KEI’HESENi’ UVE
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render it useless for further reference,
D. W.Cheesman 30 oo: 5 17 54 13 15 25 21 202
0. C. Ap])le<jate.. 71 o-i 11 6 21 11 7 15 2 174
we republish it, corrected, in this issue.
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COUNTY juixie .
Q. A. Brooks..... 20 10 6 13 38 4 12 24 22 149
A
Chinese
cabin
on
Poorman
’
s
creek
,
who
have
just
returned
from
a
trip
in
S t k a w BERRI es . —Ou r accomndat i n g
È. C. Mason....... 51 38 10 X 31 18¡ 10 8 1 175
the direction of Arizona.
COM MISSION EIIS.
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friend, Milo Dimick, of Ashland, has was destroyed by fire Wednesday
1 i 2! 35
S. Moss................ 30 oo
231
65
15
F. W. Ewing has returned from W. II. Horton... to 28 11
laid us under obligations for a nice box night.
11 21 7 8 •’5 19 170
Many teams arrived in town this Modoc County, Cal. He is a worthy A. Tenbrook....... 70 27 6 11 58 12 15 o 17 3 219
of strawberries and cherries, for which
1 O. T. Brown..... 63 29 6 8 12 15
142 ;
7
SHEltlFF.
he will please accept our sincere thanks. week with new goods for our mer citizen and our town don’t look right
without him. Mr. Ewing represents i S. C. Hutson..... 24 11 5 19 59 12 15 22 8 175 1
chants.
Brittain..... 72 42 11 4 19 12 8 20 14 202
A cquitted .—In the Circuit Court
everything lovely in that section, but T. J. CI.EItK.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell will hold divine
we think he is glad to be home again. : R. B. Hatton..... 85 36 7 13 30111 14 ’0 IS 243
last Saturday the Jury in the trial of
service in the M. E. Church next Sun
J. J. OharUon..... 17 17 9 9 37 13 7 20 4 123
Wm. Reick, for larceny, after an ab
The Barney Bros, performed here
TrtEASITRER.
day at the usual hours.
sence of a few hours, brought in a ver
last Saturday evening. All who at 1 J. L. Hanks.... 24 21 1 16163 14 15 26 18 201
Geo. Nurse.......... 73 I31 8 i 15 10 8 14 3,169
A raffle took place at Pape’s saloon
dict of not guilty and the prisoner was
tended speak well of their effort«
ASSESSOR.
i
Saturday night, for a Henry riffle.
¡6 168
G.
Dunran.... !23 15
57 5 16
discharged.
They
left
Sunday
evening,
accom
‘
•20
36
M.
Jligqs
............
77
9
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20
18
7
J 210 i
Jim. Kendricks won the gun.
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panied hv our “Photograph Gallery,”
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sch « h » l suv ’ t .
2.
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Dr.
Wm.
G one to K erbyville
A Chinaman with short hair and which hail been in operation here for E. FitzeroralH..... 13 16 4 1 ’ 57 3 9 '26 16 156 ¡
R. M. Thatcher.. 84 34 12 9 21 21 11 16 6 ,217
Jackson left yesterday for Kerbyville
dressed “alle same Melican man” is some time past.
suiiVEYon.
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on a professional tour, He will stay
I 9110 15 191
6.3
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21
6
F.
Chp»
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«ma
n
.....
15
111
O.
Coolidge
swooped
down
upon
the latest novelty in our town.
9
L.
L.
Hawley
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13
¡70
29
13
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7
14119' 8 182
in that section three or four weeks,
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us with a lot of fine strawberries to
CORON
ER.
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Walter Sutton, formerly a resident
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an<l persons wishing any dentistry
C.
W.
Brobaek...
10
52
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4
14
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day. Mr. C. understands the cultiva-
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done should give him a call during of this place, was elected Clerk of Cur
ry county
the Republican ticket.
that time.
David Cronemiller is now doing
F or L ake C ounty .—Dick Ish will
start with a hack for Linkville to-day, blacksmithing at great sacrifice. See
taking with him, Judge Prim, IL K. his advertisement in another column.
Capt. Ilyzer has succeeded in get
Wat-
Il. F. ting over 20 recruits for his cavalry I
to at- company to parade on July 4th and Sth.
con-
Work on Veit Schutz’ new beer sa- 1
loon and bakery in the Masonic build
ing is now being pushed rapidly for I
V ote of L ake C ou 'TY.—We pub
ward.
lish in another column the official vote
The singing s< hnol, under the man
of Lake county, which does not ma
terially change the result as given last agement of I’rof. Willits, is now flour-
week. The Democrats have lost the ishing. Twentv-three pupils are now
Judge, one Commissioner, Sheriff, As- attending.
We understand that they did not
Bes«or and School Superintendent, bllt
have elected the remainder of the succeed in getting up an Infantry
company here for our Centennial
ticket.
celebration.
N ot the M an .—The person who
The latter part of last week was
whs arrested in Roset urg on suspicion
very warm—the thermometer stand
of having committed the stage roh-
ing as high as 94 Fahr, on Thursday,
bery near Coles*, on the 2d, has lieen
discharged, as Wells, Fargo A Co.’s Friday and Saturday.
I
On Monday ami Tuesday we had
detective, 11 tunc, found that the I hm >ts
nice showers of rain, which sufficed to
worn by that man did not correspond
lay the dust. It doubtless proved
with the boot prints at the place of the
beneficial to our grain crop«.
robltery.
The Farmers Hotel in Orth’s brick
T he F ourth at F oots ’ C reek —
building, is one of the best houses in
The citizens of Foo’s creek and vicin I
this place, and person* wishing a good
ity are making preparation* to cele
I
meal at low rates should call their.
rr»
brate the coming Fourth of July. The
Barney Bros, failed to give a per
Committee on Arrangements have se
cured N. Langelll as Orator, and J. II. formance here Saturday night as they
Whipple, Ruder for th» occasion. announced. We learn that they gave
They will have a basket dinner, and a an exhibition in Ashland at that time
We understand that the lodge room
bower will be provided for dancing
and good music be furnished. Every in the Masonic building is to be fitted
one invited to attend.
up for the dances to be given by the
T he A shland T idings .—We have Jacksonville Social Club on the 4th
received the initial number of this and 5ih of July.
Hanna, District Attorney ; E. B.
ton. C. W. Kahler, A. C. Jones,
Dowell and J. R. Neil, who go
tend the Circuit Court, which
venes there Monday.
paper, which presents a very credita
ble appearance. It is a twenty-four
column paper ami will be published ev
ery Saturday, and claims to he “Inde
pendent in all things.” J. M. Sutton,
the editor and proprietor, is a writer
of some experience and an old resident
of Ibis county, and consequently un
derstands the wants of the people.
Bro. Sutton, we wish you success in
your new enterprise.
The stock-books of the Fruit Pre
serving Company are now open and
citizens of this county are invited to
come forward and subscribe fur stock.
Shares, $50 each.
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E. Jacobs has recently received a
fine assortment of Spring and Summer
goods, which he is now selling at the
lowest living rates. For notions, can
dies, etc., give him a call.
The citizens of this county will cel
ebrate the Fourth of July at Bybee’s
Grove, Ish’s Grove, Foots creek, Sam’s
Valley and Ashland. There are still
some precincts to hear from.
Mrs. J. Neuber, desiring to close
out, will sell her stock of watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc., at public auction,
commencing next Saturday, June 24th,
and continuing every Saturday uutil
the entire stock is di-posed of.
A N ew B ridge .—Thos. Chavner
has completed arrangements with par
ties for constructing a bridge across
Rogue river at the place where the
old bridge stiMxl, about two miles above
Rock Point. J. D. McKinnon and J. I
McDougall, practical bridge-builders,
are the contractors, and they will com
mence getting out the frame-work
atwHit the first of next month. Work
is to t*e pushed rapidly forward and
T eachers ’ I nstitute .—The Teach
the bridge completed as soon as |»os-
sible. Tills is quite an important en ers* Institute for Jackson county was
terprise and Mr. Chavner is deserving held in the school house in this place
of much credit.
on last Friday and Saturday and a
good number of visitors were present
A lden F ruit D ryer .—A joint
on t»oth days. After electing H. C.
stock company has been organized in
Fleming, President ; N. H. Clayton,
this place for the purj»ose of putting
up an Alden Fruit Dryer. David Vice President ; Miss M. E. Sargeant,
Secretary; J. II. Cla> ton, Assistant
Linn, K. KuMI, J. N. T. Miller, W.
Secretary, the Institute began to carry
M. Turner, Wm. Jackson, G. Ka-
out the programme, which has hereto
rewski and C. W. Kahler are the in
corporators. The capital stock is fore appeared in this paper. The exer
cises were interesting throughout and
$6,000, and shares are placed at $50.
created much favorable comment, and
Seveniy-xix shares have already been
we regret that our limited space ren
taken. A meeting of the stockholders
ders it impossible for us to publish the
Was held on Wednesday, June 21st,
proceedings in full.
The officers
when U. S. Hay len was elected Chair
elected for the ensuing year are as fol
man and W. M. Turner, Secretary.
lows : J. II. Skidmore, President ;
The following Directors were elected :
Miss M. E. Sargeant, Vice President ;
Geo. Brown, K. Kubli, T. G. Rearnes,
J. Q. Willits, Secretary, and Miss F.
John Bilger and G. Karewski. The
Myer, Assistant Secretary. Ashland
machinery will l)j? ordered and every
was determined upon as the place for
arrangement made to put the dryer in
holding the next Institute, and the
working order at the earliest possible I
time of holding the same left to the
period. This enterprise is destined to
discretion of the President. The
be a great benefit to the people of this
county, and cannot fail to prove a suc whole number of teachers enrolled
t at this Institute was thirty.
cess.
The citizens of Ashland have taken
preliminary steps toward celebrating
the coming Fourth of July in appro
priate style. A meeting has been held
and a committee of 25 ladies apfioint-
ed to make all necessary arrangements.
We think that if 25 ladies can’t devise
ways and means of celebrating our
Centennial Fourth in style, there is no
such thing as celebrating it appropri
ately. We have a great advantage in
locality over other town«, having a
fine grove and a flowing stream ot
water, and last but not least, hospit
able citizens. We have since learned
that a late meeting of the General
Committee resulted in the choice of
Mrs. Goodchild.* as Orator of the day,
and Miss Kate Thornton, Reader.
R ob R oy .
Ashland, June 20lh, 1876.
708
230
1160
142
975
BILGER—In this city. June 19lli, to the
wile of John Bilger, a daughter.
&
NEW, THIS WEEK.
GREAT SACRIFICE
I N—
DEALER AND WORKER IN
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
ELT'S CONSTANTLY ON HAND
assortment of the best
K
AN
TINWARE,
BRASS PIPES,
I
FORCE PUMPS,
CHAINS, LEAD PIPE,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
HYDRAULIC NOZZLES,
PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS,
OLS, HOSE, POWDER.
BLACKSMITHING ! BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON.
,1 S ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL-
ing out at cost and freight. I am ready
to do blacksmithing at cost and fieight. but
mu>t have the cash when the work is com
pleted. Shop on the corner of California
and Main streets.
DAVID CRONEMILLER.
GRAND
4th OF JULY CELEBRATION !
— A T—
SAM’S VAI.LILY.
Linkville, 87; Bullard's Creek, 144. Bon rpiIE CITIZENS OF SAM’S VALLEY,
anza. 48 ; Snrague River. 17 ; Drew’s Valiev,
1 An'ioch and Meadows, together with
3; Bullard’s Ranch, 40; Chewaucnn, 1 ; anvothors who wish to join us, will cele
Goose Lake. 17. No one place having re brate the coming 4th at Morgan’s Grove in
ceived a majority • f all the vote* cast, the Sams Valley. The fol lowing is the
County Nea’ will remain at Linkville until
the next general elect ion.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES:
In Memori mu.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
187
646
BORN
R emarks .—There is no such precinct as
l tlon of such fruit. We without hesi “Bonanza
” in Lake county.and the correct
tation pronounce them the finest ber ness of the above return is, therefore, pro
ries of the kind we ever beheld. tested bv one of the Board of Canvasser.
The vote for Countv Seat stood as follows:
; They would do in size foreroquet halls.
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eon
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National salute at sunrise.
Th«* procession will form at Mr. Morgan’s
at 9:30 a . m ., under the direction of John
Sizemore. Marshal <>t the Day. A Company
representing the Patriots of '76 is e.X|M-eted
to lead the procession, followed by the An
tioch Senate, Patrons of Husbandry and
Good Templars.
<>n arriving at the Grove the following
exercises will lake place:
1st. Music.
2d. Prayer, by James A. Hopwood, Chap
lain.
3d. Singing by the Glee Club.
4th. Reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence, by J. S. March.
5th. Music.
tit h. Oration, by I’rof. W. J. Stanley, of
Illinois.
7th. Singing by the Glee Club.
8lh. Dinner.
Dancing, swinging ami other amusements
will occupy the after part of the day.
^X-tUA 11 are expected to donate as much
dinner a« they can conveniently, which will
be spread on a table suilicient to a...... niiiio-
dateall.
COMMITTEE.
NAILS,
Mil G TOOT,.
SHOT, BRUSHES,
C V I ’ 1 TER TOOI.S,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
IRON WASH-KETTLES,
BRASS ANDTRON WTRE,
SHEET-IRON WARE.
Cast Iron and Steel Plows.
ROPE.
CAULDRONS,
CULTIVATORS,
COPPER WARE.
WHEEL-BARROWS,
SHEET-IRON WARE,
WOODEN A ND WILLOW WARE,
STOVES.
Always on band a large lot of parlor, rook-
Imr. otéce. cabin stove«, ot a«s<>r*ed sizes,
plain and fancy, constructed on the latest
fuel-saving plan«. Boilers, kettle«, pots,
and everv‘h:n" connected with these stovea
warran‘ed durable and : erfect.
All article« «old or manufactured by him
warranted. His work is made of the best
nia’erial and oftijp choicest nat’erns,
Order« amended to with dispatch and
filled according to d:rection«. He is deter
mined to sell at low prices for cash.
At a meeting of Harmony Point
Grange No 137, P. of II., held on Sat
urday June 11, 1876, the following
preamble and re«olut ions were adopted:
LIQUORS
W hereas , The all Powerful and i
G< n »<1, by whom everything exi-ts, ha«.
of all kind«, of the best brands,wh "»lesale and
retail. Also
In hi« wisdom, taken from our midst
an<l from the toils of lib» our brother,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
N. C. Dean, and transferred him to
Tn connection with all these I have on hand
a sphere beyond, making in our hearts
a large assortment ot
a vacancy which our grief tells us
GROCERIES
cannot he filled, it is appropriate that
we, who pride our«elves that we were
of all kinds—just what every married man
wants in hi« family. And it you don’t be
hi« friend«, should commemorate his
lieve it, call and examine my stock before
death by an official observance ; there
purchasing elsewhere.
fore, be it
JOHN BILGER,
C ircuit C ourt P roceedings . —
Importer of farm implements and machines.
Resolved, That in the death of our
I
The following proceedings have trans brother, N. C. Dean, tin* P. of IL have
HORSEMEN, NOTICE!
pired in the Circuit Court since our lost a mo-t zealou«, faithful and erti
cient
«upporter,
whose
encouragement
1876.
1776.
last report:
did much towards sustaining us since
A. L. Sturges et al. vs. Toy Long et
G K A N D
our existence as a Grange, that we,
al.; appeal Iron) Justice’s Court. Trial
his brethern, have lost a genial, devot
by jury and verdict for plaintiffs.
ed
ami earnest companion, and his be
* McWilliams & Ash vs. B. F. Dowell;
THE WELL KNOWN TROTTING HORSE,
reaved family a faithful husband and
action to recover money. Judgment
i
a kind father.
TAMPSON
i
TO BE HELD AT
for plaintiffs.
Resolved, That to his bereaved
Jos. Patterson vs. John May ; action ’ friends and relatives and especially to
WILL MAKE THE SEASON AT THE
“ stables of W. J. Plymale, in Jackson
to recover many. Cause dismissed.
13 YBEE’S GROVE,
his wife and children, we sorrowfully
ville, vomtnenciiig April 1st and ending
State of Oregon vs. Wm. Reick ; offer our deep and earnest sympathy,
July l«t, 1876.
imiictment of larceny. Verdict of not and sincerely hope that the same hand
Tampson is six years old this Spring, of a
—ON
dark bay color, and ha« tine form and action.
guilty.
which ordered this terrible calamity
He was sired by the Vermont horse. Pen-
T. N. T. Mil’er vs. L J. C. Dunean will give them comfort and strength
inirer’s Mike, out of McDonough's old Kate
JULY 4th. and 5th.
et al; injunction. E. D. F«»udray, to hear this, their overwhelming af
Morgan. the dam of many fast trotters, and
is
a full brother of Barney Flanders, one of
E-q , appointed by the Court as Referee fliction.
I
the finest trotting horses ever raised in the
to take evidence in thecaseand report
State.
Resolved, That our hall he draped in
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES:
T erms —$15.
the satr e to the November term of mourning for thirty d ivs and that the
PLYMALE A McDONOUGH.
Circuit Court.
| member« of this Grange wear the
National salute at sunrise.
Jas. Laughlin vs. T. II. and Ellen ; hadge of mourning for the same length
The procession will form in front of the
PUBLIC ACUTION.
Court House, at hall-past 9o’clock a . M., and I
Whipley ; suit for foreclosure of mort . of time.
march to Bybee's Grove in the following
gage. Decree granted.
Resolved, That these resolutions be maimer: Marshal of the Day, Brass Band, In the District Court ot the United States
for the District of Oregon.
C. Beach and A. H. Platter vs. F. P. spread upon the records of our Grange, Orator. Reader ami Chaplain. Assistant
In
the
matter
of A. W. Sturges, bankrupt.
Haseltine ; action to recover money. and that a copy of the same be sent to Marshals, Societies, two National Cars—one
representing
the
thirteen
original
states
of
rpHE
UNDERSIGNED
HEREBY’ GIVE»
Judgment by default fur plaintiffs in i the D emocratic T imes ami Oregon
1776, escorted by the Jackson County Cav 1 notice that he will sell at public auction
the sum of $794.86.
alry, and the other representing the States at Jacksonville, in the county of Jackson,
j Sentinel, for publication.
Jos. McKee et al. vs. Wm. Ray et al.;
J.
F. ............
K ellogg
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......... , ^Committee. of tilt Union in 1X76,escor.ed by the Jack- Sia e <>t Oregon, on Thursday, June 29. 1X76,
son County Infantry Company, citizens in the following described properly :
suit for injunction. Demurrer over
T itos . W eight ,
vehicles, citizens on horse-back, citizens on
400 yards of gravel diggings south side of
ruled and deft ndants allowed ten days
M bs C. R alls j
foot.
Carberry Forks. Ditch on Horse creek, op
to answer complaint.
()n arriving at the Grove the following ex posite Steamboat Cilv. One ‘ hall interest
’
in
ercises
will
take
place
:
»
the
Squaw
creek
ditch
’
One-twel
ft
h in t erest
E. C. Brooks vs. Win. Williams et
A M ove in the R ight D irection .
1st. Music by the Band.
in the Little Applegate ditch, All interest
al.; suit for injunction. Cause dis —Our merchants and business men i 2d.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
in the Applegate ditch, All situate in Jack-
missed at plaintiffs cost.
3<l. National Anthem, by the Glee Club.
son Co., Oregon.
have concluded to close their places of
4th. Music by the Band.
GEORGE A. YVEBB, Assignee,
John Fritz, plaintiff, vs. J. N. T
5th. Reading the Declaration of Indepen
business
on
Sundays,
and,
in
order
to
Miller, administrator of the estate of
dence, by Prof. Willits, ot Ashland.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Wendelin Nu«, defendant ; appeal effectually accomplish this le-ult, have
6th. Mu-ic by the Band.
7th. Oration, by Prof. J. W. Merritt, of
from County Court.
Judgment for made the following agreement :
New
Y'orl;.
plaintiff for $438 and co-ts.
rpiIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY’ NOTI-
We, the undersigned, hereby agree
Xth. Music by the Band.
1 tied that I have placed n»v notes and
Lanorah Bowles vs. D II. Bowles ; to close our respective places of busi
9th. Dinner.
accounts in the hands of my attorney, H.
10th. Music by the Band.
suit for divorce. Plaintiff granted ness on Sunday, and further agree to
At 2 o’clock 1». . m . the "Fool Killers” will K. Hanna, with positive instructions to
further time to complete evidence.
prosecute all violators of the law appear on the ground, alter which the make immediateand forced collection m ev
ery instance where security is not given.
Jos. Laughlin vs. Jos. C. Durkee known as the “Sunday Law.”
, festivities ot the day—music, dancing in the
Those knowing themselves indebted to
prepa e<I by the Jacksonville ¡string me will do well to call upon Mr. llanna,
and wife ; suit for foreclosure of
Signed: Reame«, Bros., Sachs Bros., I arbor
Band, base ball, croquet, etc.—will be com- without delay, as this is my last call. My
mortgage. Cau«e continued on mo C. C. Beekman, Ben Sach«, John Mil i lnenced.
business must be settled !
tion of counsel for plaintiff
During the afternoon a series of amuse
ler, Kaspar Kubli, E. C. Brook« , Ja«.
JAMES T. GLENN.
Mary J. Patte rson vs. Nicholas and Drum, John Bilger, Jerry Nunan, D. ment will be introduced consisting of sack
Jacksonville, Sept.», 1X74.
i races, wheel-barrow races, etc. Prizes will
Thomas Wright; action to recover Linn, P. J. Ryan, M*»rri* M-nsor.
be given for the same.
real property. Continued till next
MILL NOTICE.
The Committee will be on the grounds
Jacksonville, June 17, 1876.
Monday, the 26th inst., at 4 o'clock >•• .M.
term of Court by consent of counsel.
Parties wishing to have stands on the
Court then adjourned until Friday,
P ersonal *.—J. W. Manning, N. ground should be present and draw lots
N AND AFTER THE TENTH DAY
July 7th.
ot September. 1X75, the Patrons of Hus
tor
positions.
Langell and T. G. Realties mt timed
bandry Mill Company will cease to grind
^r.\'o intoxicating liquors are to be sold
B ase B all .—One of our base-ball from a trip to Portland last week.
on exchange, except tor family u«e tor pro
on the ground.
The < 'onmiiitec has arranged to have plen ducers, m unbranded sacks; and instead
clubs, having understood that the Ash
Mrs. Prim and family returned ty ot hay, water and other conveniences on will buy wheat and pay the highest market
land club w’as going to publish a sweep home yesterday from Silem, where the ground. No
7' . pains will be spared to price therefor. For particulars, apply at
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make this (Jen eimial celebration a grand the Mills.
ing challenge in the Tidings, on last they have been temporarily residing for success, A general invitation is extended
By order of the Board.
J. S. HERRIN, President.
to all.
Thursday sent them a challenge to some time past.
F. M. P ltmalk . Se<*retarv.
play at this place on the Fourth. Al
Rev. J. R. N. Bell returned from a
FIRE-WORKS.
NOTICE !
though it Is only 16 miles from here to trip to Portland and Salem last Thurs
In the evening then* will be the grandest
Ashland, this challenge did not reach day. During his absence he has been display of fire works in Jacksonville ever
OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
there for four or five days, and in the attending the Grand Lodges of the witnessed in Southern Oregon.
k? ceived by the Board <»f S c I kmi I lhrec'ors
<>t Jacksonville schixil District No. 1, tor the
On
both
evenings
a
dauco
will
be
given
meantime the Ashland club sent a Masons and Good Templars.
under Rie auspici*« of the Jackson ville ¡Social erec-ion of a suitable addition to i lie present
schoolhouse. Plansand specifications can
challenge to Yreka, tn play on that
Jay Beach started for his home at Club. Tickets. $1.
l>e examined at the hou«e of George Brown;
COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
day, which wax accepted, and conse Fort Klamath Saturday’.
all bids to be opened with.n len clays from
quently they cannot meet our club. It
tiie date of this potuv.
GEORGE BROWN, Chairman
C elebration at S am ’ s V alley .
is quite singular that the challenge
JACOB OLLEFER.
H. K lipcfl , Clerk.
mailed on Thursday did not reach the —Sam’s Valley is determined not tn
Jacksonville, June 14, 1876.
Ashland club before Monday, and it be tiehind other sections of this county !
MERCHANT TAILOR,
SETTLE UP.
I looks as though they would rather
in patriotism in this Centennial year,
■ meet the Yreka club, which they feel
IS HEREBY’ GIVEN THAT
I sure they can defeat, than to play our and is now preparing for a grand cele California Street, Jacksonville, Oregon. VOTICE
11 the accounts of the firm ot Manning A
: laiys, whom they have reasons to ex pect bration of our National Anniversary.
Ish have been placed in my hands for col
i
lection. All persons huleb’ed to said linn
will play a much better game.
Prof. W. J. Stanley, will act a* Orator
LOTHES MADE TO ORDER AND SAT are requested to settle imuiedia e’v. .
istaction warranted. Work done at rea
of the day, J. S. March, as Reader, and
41. K. HANNA.
T hanks .—Mrs. Peter Boschey has
sonable rates.
Jacksonville. Sept. 2. 1X7*».
Jas.
A.
Hopwood,
Chaplain.
Full
pro
our thanks for a treat of nice cherries.
Per day at borne. (Samples G* 1 Q A DAY’ at boDje. Agents wanted
are the largest and most deli gramme can be found elsewhere in
I They
tJ>Ulu^4U worth $! free. S tinhon A 014 Outfit and t*rnus free. TRUE -,t ('u.
I this paper.
i cious we have seen the this season.
'
Fortlmd. Maine.
Ancni'ta. Maine.
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION !
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