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AAH LAND 1TK1« O ur C entennial C elebration .— Owing to the short period of time Mrs. Geo. Nurse, of Linkville, Is in since the people of this place first took ERI PAY town. JUNE 30. 1876. measures to celebrate our National An Ashland is quiet this week, with the niversary, it was thought by some that RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY. i it would be a failure, but the indica* exception of the annual excitement M. E. CiirRcn.—Religious services every tions now are that it will be a granii attendant upon the preliminary ar Sunday, at the usual hours, by the Rever rangements for celebrating the Fourth ends j‘. R. N. Bell. J. 8. McCain and M. A. success. The Committees have been Williams, alternately. untiring in their efforts, and so far of July. C atholic C hckcii .—Divine Services ev Base hall playing is plentiful here ery Sunday, al the usual hour, by Rev. Fa have they succeeded that arrangements « ther Blanchett. have all been made and preparations i now. ‘ Our boy” practiced once and M. E. S i ’ noav S chool .—Regular meetings completed, >o that all attending may came home with blistered feet, since every Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. through the C atholic S unday S chool . — Regular be able to enjoy themselves. The par which time he walks c mootings every Sunday afternoon, at two ade in the morning will be quite at street* with his Pap’s «lippers on. He o’clock. i* laiund to play the “Greenhorns” A ppointment .— The following is my plan tractive—the band, societies, National ch rs, cavalry and infantry compa lies, YrekH, though. of appointments: 2»! Sunday in July, Sam’s valley, com- etc., partiiipating. Prof. J. II. Mer H. C»*ey, of “Casey fame,” was in mencing Friday Before. 3d Sunday in July, Brownsborough, Sat ritt, the orator on the 4th, is a gentle town to-day. He say.s be expects to I urday before. man of fine .scholarly attainments «nd realize millions of dollars after the i 4th>unday in July, Taylor’s Ferry, Sat is said to be a fluent talker. On the Fourth “getting up lo*t Oregonian« urday before. 5th Sunday in July, Ashland, Saturday 5th, Rev. J. R. N. Bell will orate in at the Centennial, he takes a descrip before. 1st Sunday in August, Linkville, Saturday iiis usual pleasant ami interesting tion of ail that pass, *o lie will know before. 2d Sunday in August, Evans’ Creek, Sat style. Pt Of. J. Q Willits is Reader them again. Many of them, he says, urday before. of the Declaration, ami is (Ompetent are bound to be lost. 31 Sunday in August, Applegate, Quar to do justice to that document. The i Our friend, Louis Tucker, met with terly Mee’ing. 4th Sunday in August, Jacksonville,Quar I vocal and Instrumental music is of the i another accident last evening. When terly Meeting. The oflh-iary will please attend—especial best. In the latter part of both days, near Judge Tolman’s his team liecame ly the Quarterly Conferences. amusements of all kinds will be intio- frightened at a wagon near the road J. R. N. B kll , Pastor. duced, and every pains takeu to in and ran the stage against a telegraph P ublic D ocuments —Hons. L. F. ■ terest all. post capsizing it, and throwing Loui- Laneand J. K. Luttrell havenur thanks to the ground with such force as to F rom L ake lucnay .—A corre- fur some important public documents i render him insensible for the time he- s|K>mlent writing from Swan Lake, un R eligious N otice —Next Sabbath der date of June 22d, »ends us the fol ' ing. The stage was slightly damaged i by the collision. will close Rev. J. S. McCain's pastoral lowing items: services for this charge, M. E. Church. t Hge brush ctiHle-tnen are now busi i The Jacksonville Ba«e Bali Club There will t»e preaching at 11 o’clock. ly engaged in collecting their scattered «eems considerably exercised because loss wa- the A«hland Base Ball Clut) could not N otice . — persons who have sul»- stock I think last Winter’s Winter” play them a match game on the Fourth. acribed funds to aid In getting up as great as during the “hard | Iu the first place our clubdid not know the celebration here, and have not of two years ago. , the Jacksonville club would meet them Good many uf our people have the paid the same, are requested to call on i at all, as they refused to do wo on a Mux Muller, at the Post office, aud set Arizona fever. former occasion, and our challenge had The 17th and 18th of this month tle, as mouey Is needed. ■ l»een Hccepled by the ‘-Greenhorn” B. were the warmest days in the memory A rm B roken .—Eddie Hubert, n of the oldest inhabitant in this c«»un- 1 B. Club, of YrekH, before the challenge boy of about seven years of age, had try—the mercury indicating 102 in fiom the Jacksonville club reached us. In fact, that diwument never has his left arm broken last Sunday by i the shade al Clear Lake. falling from a horse. Dr. Aiken Was On account of last Winter’s “wet reached u* to the present time. ititi SmüíTntir 1 la Memorial At ft regular meeting of Jacksonville Grange No. 88, P. of II. held June 24, 1876, the following preamble «nd resolutions were adopted : W hereas , He whose matchless love did call tls to exist, «nd whose abun dant mercy yt*t is ours, who touched us with thp spark that never dies and lures us with a hope that’s half of life, has been pleased to call fiom our midst our worthy brother, N. C. Dean; there fore, be it Resolved, That in the death of brother N. C. Dean this Grange lias lost one of its mod useful and influen tial members ; the community an hon est and much esteemed citizen, ami the family a kind and devoted bus- iiami ami father. Resolved, That we extend to the family <<f the deceased our heartfelt sxmpatby in this ih'lr great affliction. Resolved, That out of respect to the lamented brother the h ill lie draped in mourning for thirty »lays. Resolved, That these resolution4 be spread u | hi U the minutes of this i e ing of our Orange, and a copy of tue.-e resolutions, under seal of the Orange, t»e sent to the family of the derea*ed, and a copy of the same be furnished the D emocratic TiMr.8 and Oregon Sentinel for publication. W. J. PLYM v LE, J acob I sh . > Committee. - J ohn W at « ov . j C entennial LELi.n...»rioN at I«n’s GR m VE.— Arrangements have been completed fur having a grand celebra tion on July Fourth at the above place. The following is the programme uf eX- erclses: The prnres.«ion will form at the grove at 10 o’clock a. m., under tile direction of Gen. J. E R. i-s, M irshal uf the Div, after which the following eXerches will take place : Mu*lr. Prayer, hy M. Peterson, Chaplain. Singing. Rending the DMarntion of Inde- pendmice, by Annie Miller. Mu*ic. Oration, by Rev. J. R. N. Be!!. Singing. Dinner. Various amusements will be intro- duced during the afternoon. Parties wishing to hive stands for refreshments, or those desiring to put up swing« can do so, free, hut no in- toxic tting liquors are to be sold on the ground. All are invited to attend. C ommittee . 1776. JOHN BILGER, 1876. GRAND (California St., one door wl efStcba Bru«.. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION I Jacksonville. Oregon, TO BE HELD AT DEALER AND WORKER IN BYBEE’S GROVE, TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC. ’S CONSTANTLY assortment of the best K EFT ON TIAND AN TINWARE, BRASS PIPES, JULY 4th and 5th. FORCE PUMPS, CHAINS. LEAD PIPE., HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES: HYDRAULIC NOZZLES, I PAINTS, SIZES, GLASS, National salute nt sunrise. The procession will form in front of the OLS, HOSE, TOW DE R Court House, at half-past 9o’clock a . m ., and march to Bybee’s Gfove in the following manner : Marshal of the Diy, Brass Band, Orator. Reader mid Chaplain. Assistant NAILS, Marshals, Societies, two National Cars—one J -Q TOOL, representing the thirteen original >tntes ot snor, BRUSHES, 177ti,-escorted by the Jackson County Cav C V I ’ I TER TOOIH, alry, ami the o;tier representing the States of tlit Union in 1876. e>cor e 1 by the Jack- BLACKSMITH TOOLS, son Cuumy Infantry Company, citizens in IRON WASTT-KETTLES, vehicles, citizens on horse-back, citizens ou BRASS ANDIRON WTRE, foot. On arriving at the Grove the following ex SHEET -TRON WARE. ercises will take place : 1st. Music by the Band. 2d. Prayer by the Chaplain. ROPE. 3d. National Antnem, by tlie Glee Club. 4th. Mu«ic by the Band. CATTT,DRONS, 5tli. Reading the Declaration of Indepen CULTIVATORS. dence, by Prof. Willi s, ot Ashland. COPPER WARE. 6th. Mu-ic by the Band. WHFET.-RARFOWS, 7th. Oration, by Prof. J. W. Merritt, of ! New York. SIIEET-IRON WARE, 8th. Music by the Band. 9th. Dinner. WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, 10th. Music by the Band. | At 2 o’clock P.*M. the “Fool Killers” will appear on the ground, alter which rhe STOVES. festivities ot the day—music,dancing in the arbor prepa ed by the Jacksonville String Always on hand a larpe lo» of parlor, mok- Band, base ball, croquet, etc.—w ill be com- ’ nsr. ofFre. cabin stoves, of assoUed sires, I monced. I During the afternoon a series of amuse- nlain and fancy, constructed on the latest 1 merit will be in’roduced consisting of s ck fuel-savin? plans. Boilers, kettle«, pots, > races, wheel-barrow races, etc. Prizes will and everythin" connected with these stoves warranted durable and perfect. ! be given for the same. All articles «old or manufactured by him ! Th» Committee will be on the grounds 1 Monday, the 26th inst., at 4 o’clock P. M. warran’ed. His work ts made of the best Parties wishing to have stands on the ma’erial and of the choicest patterns. jjar* Orders attended to with dispatch and ground should be present and draw lots filled aecordin? to directions, no is deter for posttions. , ^idrNo Intoxicating liquors are to be sold mined to sell at low prices for cash. 1 on the ground. The Committee has arranged to have plen- , tv of hay, water and other conveniences on LIQUORS ’ the ground. No pains will be spared to make this Cen ennial celebration a grand of all kinds, of the best brands, wholesale and ! success. A general Invitation is extended retail. Also I to ail. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. FIREWORKS. Tn connection with all these I have on hand In tho evening there will be the grandest a large assortment ot di-play of fire works in Jacksonville ever GROCERIES wiiiiessod in Southern Oregon. all kinds—just what every married man On both evening« a dance will be given of wants in his family. And if you don’t 1 re under the au«pi<-es of the Jackson ville bucial lievo it, call and examine my* stock before Club. Ticke «. SI. purchasing elsewhere. COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS. JOHN BILGER, Importer of farm implements and machines. BAR, PLATE AND ASSORTED IRON. Cast Iron and Steel Plow» Our ladies are liound to make thi* culled in and reduced the fracture and ness” grass is better than it was last the little sufferer is now doing well. st-ason, hence beef will be prime next Fourth resound with patriotism. They 1 will dish out remembrance of the Fall. B rash B and .—The Jack.-onville noble deeds of our Fore Fathers with Trass band, which is to play on the M atch G ame .—There will bo a a frugal hand. Mrs. G<M»dcliild, the Fourth, will consist of seven or eight match game of base ball at this place orator of the day, is a lady of unusual I instruments and will doubtless dis on the 5th of July, tietween the sec merit as a speaker and will do the course excellent music, as the players ond nines of the Ashland and Jack i memory of our illustrious predecessors are all old hands at the business and sonville clulw. It promises to be quite | ample justice. She will ¡mint the GRAND goud musicians. HORSEMEN. NOTICE! an interesting anti lively game, as both bright past and happy prospects of the O ffcers E lected . —Jacksonville sides are practicing extensively. The future of our young Reput>lic in such No M eeting .—Oregonian Pncahot’- t.odge No. 10, I. O. O. F., on last following is the Jacksonville nine: elegant colors as will make the patri tai* Trit»e No. I, I%p. O. 11. M., will A T— Saturday evening, June 21th, elected Frank McCain, P.; Chas. Prim, C.; otic citizen rejoice that he is a free the following officers : T. B. Kent, N. Andrew Williams, S. S ; Wm. Men man and a component part of the !>est not meet on next Tuesday, July 4th, THE WELL KNOWN TROTTING IIORS1U G. ; J. H. Hyzer, V. G.; J. H. Penn, sor, 1st. B ; Louis Ross, 2d. B.; Rob». i Government the world ever saw. the date of it« regular meeting. SAM ’ S VALLEY ---------- »...... ......- TAMPSON H. S.; F. Luy, Trea4. Henry Klippel Wilkenson, 3d. B.; Henry Mensor, L. Miss Kate Thornton, the Reader of the P rizes for R aces —Tim Commit H’ILL MAKE THE SEASON AT THE was chosen TruMee tn fill a vacancy. F.; Abe Mensor, C. F. and Captain; ' Dedaraliun of Independence, is a tee of Arrangements will award prize* rpiIE CITIZENS OF SAM’S VALLEY, H stable« of W. J. Pl vmale, in Jackson i young lady possessed of fine educt- Gwen Short, R. F. on July 5lh for sack and wheel har 1 An'ioch and Meadow.«, together wi h ville, conirnencing April 1st and ending B ybees ' F erry .—This popular fer any others who wish to join u«, w ill cele July 1st, 1876. ' tional acquirements and will read that ry on Rogue river, which has been r' w-laces. Tampson is six years old this Spring, of a brate the coining 4th at Morgan’s Grove in To P A R A DE AT P o rt la ND.—“White memorable document in a slyle l»efit- dark bay color, and lias fine form and act'on. Sams Valley. The follow ing is tho closed for eight or ten days, is now Ro*e,” W. C. Myer’s beautiful Perch- Ifo was sired by the Vermont horse. Pen- ling the occasion. Miss Francis Myer, BORN PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES: imrer’« Mike, out of McDonough’s old Kate again in running order. A new inch- cron mare, was taken to Albany last Morgan, the dam of many fast trotters, and will render tho Centennial Poem as it LUY—In Jacksonville, June 26¿ti, to the National saln'e at sunrise. wnd-a-quarter wire rope was put across Ì Weik, for the purpose of making a i« a full brother of Barney Flanders, one of wife of F. Luy, a son. should l»e, and last but not least, will The procession will foini at Mr. Morgan’s the finest trotting horses ever raised in the last Thursday, and tl.e traveling pub- male to “White Prince,” as a team to at 9:30 a . m ., under the direction of John Sta'e. be the ox—“done up brown,” by Jasper Mothers. Save the Lives of your daughter Sizemore, Marshal of the Dav. A Company I'c can now t>e accomodated without draw the new steamer of the Linn En T ekms —SI5. Houck. We would advise all who en I when affected with consumptive coughs or representing the I’a’iiots ot ’76 is expected PI.YMALE<t MeDONOl’Gn. the least detention. gine Co. No. 2, of that city, at the to lead the procession, followed by the An joy an old fashioned barbecue to come violent colds, by administering to them rioch Senate, Patrons of Husbandry and I without'delay, the Standard Specific, Hale's PUBLIC ACUTION. Centennial parade at Portland next Good Templars. S wamp L and M atters .—We this to Ashland and be happy. On arriving at the Grove tho following Honey o/ Horehound and Tar. week. “Pride of Perche,” the ln-t In the District Court ot the United State« week i-ubli-h a < ommunicalion from I R ob R oy . exercises will take place: Pike ’ s Toothache Dropseure in one minute. for the District of Oregon. imported of Myer’s Pert-heron stallion-, 1st. Music, - —— — L. B. Applegate, of Like county, giv Ashland, June 27, 18^G. In the matter of A. \V. Sturges, bankrupt. 2d. Prayer, by James A. Hopwood, Chap ^#“The National Gold Medal was awarded ing his Version of the «wamp land con- will <lmw the hose cart. That will lain. UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES PERSONAL.—G«»v. Briggs, of Jose to Bradley A Rnlofson lor the best Photo I HUIE 3 I. Singing by the Glee Club. 1 no'ice that lie will sell at public auc tion trovery. As the T imes is an exponent make this con piny the observed of all graphs tn the TTntted Sta’os, and the Vienna 4th. Reading of the Declaration of Inde I at Jacksonville, in the county of Jackson, phine county, is now on a visit to S i- Medal for the best in the world. 429 Mont pendence, by J. 8. March. of fair dealings, ue think it no more oliservers, and be quite an advertise S a e ot Oregon, on Thursday, June 29, 1876, Ictri. 5'h. Mii»ic. ment fur Myer ’ s Pen heron slock. gomerv street, San l-'rancisco. the follow ing described pro|H»rty : than justice that-Mr. Applegate should 6.11. (nation, by Prof. W. J. Stanley, of 400 yard« of gravel digging« south side of J. M. Sutton, of the Ashland Tidings, Illinois. be heard on this matter. C ounty C ourt .—An extra-session ! Carberry Forks. Ditc h on Hor«e c-reek, op- JUST ISSUED. 7th. Singing by the Glee Club. paid us a visit last Monday. |>OMte Steamboat City, < 'ne bali interest in I 8lh. Dinner. * . of the County Court was held last i lie Squaw creek ditch • One-tweli'tli imeresi B ound O ver — i wo men, Miller Our fvllow-townsman, John Bilger, Dancing, swing ng and o‘her amusements in the Littlo zXpplejrato diteli. All interest Two Hundredth Edition will occupy the after part of tho day. and Whin*, were last week examined Thursday. Offi-ers present — E. B. accompanied by his son Willie, left on in tlie Applegate ditch, All situate in Jack* .£«r.\ll are expected to donate as much sou Co., Oregon. Watson, Judge*; John O’Brien and M. before J. II. Stinson, Justice of the Wednesday’s stage for S.m Francisco, dinner as they can eonvenien’l v. which will GEORGE A. WEBB, Assignee. A. Houston, Commissioners. The be spread on a table sufficient to a-<<*mmo- Peace, on a charge of having shot a Irom whence he will soon start for the dateall. COMMITTEE. Rogue River Bridge Co. were allowed Revised and corrected Lv tho author, E. de PRO BONO PUBLICO Chinaman, and were held to an-wer Centennial at Philadelphia. F. CURTIS, M. D., <tc. the privilege of collecting toll on a before the next Grand Jury in the sum We had a pleasant call this week NOTICE. bridge to be constructed across R >gue rpiIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTT- of $500 each. They gave the required from M. II. Burnham, agent of the A MEDICAL FXSAY ON THE CAUSE 1 tied that I have placed my notes and river at or near Dtrdennell’s hou.-e, »nd cure of premature decline in man, U. S. LAND OFFICE, ) accounts in the hands of my attorney, If. bail and are now a* liberty. North Pacific Mutual Life Association, showing how health is lost, an! how re- L inkville , Ogn., May 20, 1876. j K. ilauna, with positive instructions to and the rates of toll were fixed by the of Portland, who is in this section on gaine I. It gives a clear synopsis of the im COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTER- make immediateand forced collection in ev pediments to marriage, the treatment ot F ruit D ryer .—The Alden Fruit Court. No other busine s was trans* this o’lic-e bv Quincy \. Brooks, ery instance where sec urity is not given. business connected with that company. nervous and physical debiliiv, exhausted agent e tat and attorney for l lie Sta o of Oregon, Tlio«e knowing themselves indebted to Preserving Co. is now duly incorpo acted, except the auditing of a large vitality, and all other disease« appertaining against John Ka ador for ■>t>andoning pre me will do well to call upon Mr. Hanna, He will probably remain with us sev thereto ; the rosults of twenty years’ suc emption filing I). S., J\'o. 168, dated Marell without delay, as this is my last call. My rated and prepared for business. There nuinlier of tiilh. eral weeks. cessful practice. 14th. 1874, upon the E. X of S. E.‘4, *ectiou business must bo sell led ! still remains some $2,000 in stock to JAMES T. GLENN. 26, *V. E. X '»t N. E. X» «nd lot« K and 9,Sec Sachs re- A CORREUTIOX. — Ben S. Arrasmlth left on Monday for be taken. The farmers are more di Jacksonville. Sept. 9. 1874. tion 35, Township3o -South, Rance * I'Jisf, ;n OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. quests us to correct a mista ke that or- Yreka, to attend the Centennial cele CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—Thereis no Lake count\, Oregon, with a view to tho rectly interested in this matter than of said fifing : the said parties bration there. ' member of society by whom this book will cancellation MILL NOTICE. are hereby summoned tn appear at this the people of town, and should come curred in the last issue of the Sentinel. not lx»found useful, whether he tv parent, Instead of selling calico at 14 cents a J. E. Bowe, Superintendent of the preceptor nr clergyman.— London Times. office on the loth day of July, 1*76, at 10 forward and subscribe for slock. o’clock A. M., tn respond and furnish testi N AND AFTER THE TENTH DAY yard, as was stated in that paper, he h English Mining Company at Galiee CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This book mony concerning said alleged abandon of .sep*ember, 1875, the Patrons ot Hus should be read by the young for instruc 8. B. CRAN h TON, Register. C entennial D ance .—The Jack selling/ourfeen yards for a dollar, ami creek, left town Wednesday for Cali tion, and by the atflicted for relief; it will ment. bandry Mill Company will c ease to grind GEORGE CONN, Receiver. on exchange, except for family u>e for pro sonville 6>cial Club, although recently other goods in tne same proportion, fornia. We understand he will be ab injure no 'ano.—Medical Times and Gazette. divers, in unbranded sacks; and instead Price.—One dollar, by mail or express. organized, has already got the reputa give him a call liefore purchasing else sent some months. will buy wheat anil pay the highest market Address the author, DR. CURTIS. 526 Sut NOTICE. price therefor. For particulars, apply al tion of giving some of the most pleas where, as you can save money by so ter Street, or P. O. Box 337, San Francisco, the Mills. T he N ational C ars .—One of the Cal. By order of the Board. U. S. LAND OFFICE. ) ant,dances in our city, and on the occa doing. J. 8. HERRIN, President. L inkville , Ogn., May 20, 1«76. j most interesting features of the par sion of the 4th an«! 5th they intend io F. M. P ly walk . Secretary. GRAET SACRIFICE ftOMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTER- W ill be A bsent .—Rev. J. R. N. ade on the 4th of July, will Iw the two sustain this reputation. Everyl»ody is v ed »t this office by Quincy A. Brooks, agent and attorney for tho State of cregon, NOTICE ! Bell, as will lie seen by his plan of ap National cars. One, representing the invited to attend the dances on those I N again«t James M. True for altandoning pre pointments which we pui'li'h else thirteen original Colonies of 1776, will emption tiling D. S., No. 249, dated April evenings Tickets, ||. EALED PROPOSAIA WILL BE RE- 7th, 1*75, upon the N. ii of S. W. S. E. -------- --------- where, will not again preach in this contain the lieauty and grace of the ceived by the Board of Schoo] Directors i Q of K. W. X and lots 4 and 5, Section 19, of Jacksonville School District No. 1, fortlio S tage A ccident .-»-The stage going city for many weeks, duties in other town—the young ladies—attired in the BLACKSMITHING! i Township 89bouth, Range 9 East, in l^ike of a suitable addition to the present county, Oregon, with a view to the cancella erection south was capsized hurt Monday near fields calling him away. Mr. Bell is style of our ancestors a hundred years schoolhouse. and specifications can tion o’t said filing : the said partio* are here lie examined at Plans the house of George Brown; Tolman's tannery, three nr four miles one of our most popular ministers, and ago, and in the other, which represent R ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL- by summoned to appear at this office on the sll bids to be opened within ten days from ing out at cost and freight, I am ready 16th day of Suly, 1*76, at. 10 o’clock a . m ., to the date of this notice. south of Ashland. We learn that at our people do not like to lose him, the States of the Union as they now respond and furnish testimony concerning to do blacksmithing at coat and fieight, but GEORGE BROWN, Chairman that place the stage met a wagon and even for so short a time. are, will be 38 little girls, handsomely must have the cash when the work is com saia alleged abandonment. H. K lifpi - l , Clerk. «. B. CIlANsTOi, Register. pleted. Shop on the corner of California Jacksonville, June 14, 1876. in passing, the horses became fright dressed. Both cars will be beautifu’ly and Main streets. GEORGE CONN, Receiver. A M ammoth P aper —We received decorated and will no doubt attract the ened and shied, pulling the wheels of DAV IDE RON EM ILLER. SETTLE UP. the stage over a brace supporting a tel thia week the Centennial edition of admiration of all who see them. FOR SALE. MILLINERY ! otick is iiebeby given tiut egraph pole, which caused It to upset. the Spirit of the Timet, published in the accountb of the firm of MunriiPg ¿¡. FLOURING MILU ONE RUN OF C elebration in E astern O regon .^ s Although there were several passen San Francisco, by Chase A Borack. It Ish have Iteen placed in my hand» co), burrs, good wa’er power, favorably lo- lea ion. All ¡»orsona Indebted to nid $nh' RS. A. Û. JONES, AT HER RESI-1 ger», do one was hurt except the dri- is a large 40 page t>heet, and is pro* —The citizens of Lake county. Ore* oa’ed in Kerby ville. For particulars, ad- are requested to settle immediately.. dance on Fourth street, opposite the dre*- J. B. HFEKS, fauely illustrated with portraits of M. E. Church, keeps on hand and tor sale gon r and Modoc county, Cal., will cele ver, Louis B. Tucker, who was hgdly H. X. HANNA. Kerbyville. Josephine ooun'v. Oregon. the latest style» cj Bonnets, Ladies’ and Jackson villa. Sept. 2. 1875.’ many of the public meu and most brate the Fourth in Gooes valley on bruised up, but not severely injured. Children's Hata, Ribbons and Millinery at home. Samples Al S a da Y Goods of every description and best quality. ■ Y at home. Agent» wanted prominent buildings on the Pacific the Sia'.o line — O. Q. Applegate U ora The tongue was broken and the stage free. K ttnhon A I e 16 Outfit and Bonnets and hats trimmed in the most | I ar forms free TWUT « r». I Angn s(a, Maine Oast. tor. « fashionable style* at reasonable prices Portland, Maino. otherwise injured ------------------------ < ■ ■■■ ■— 4!h OF JULY CELEBRATION ! I I « MANHOOD. O S A M A N ................... *. S5™S20 ■ i
