Or grnmíratic Sirars.
WIDE AWAKE!
HENERAL NOTEK AND NEWN.
MIS UTS* OF TEACHKRM' IMMTITVTK.
J acksonville , May 4, 1877.
Institute called to order at 1 o’clock p . M.
by Supt. E. J. Farlow, and exercises opened
with prayer by Rev. J. IL Skidmore.
Music—Singing by the Institute.
No. teachers enrolled, 19. Critics fertile
day, Miss Alice Hanley and B. R. Willits,
The following programme was the order of
business: Orthography, L. F. Willits;
Reading, W. T. Leeke and J. Q. Willits ;
Writing, W. T. Leeke. (Recess.) Gram-
mar, J. W. Merritt. Adjpurned.
E vening S ession —Prayer by Rev. J. R.
N. Bell; Address by Rev. J. II. Skidmore.
Critic’s report. Adjourned.
NEW STORE!
John B. Felton, an eminent lawyer of Cal­
ifornia, is dead.
OiTicidl Paper for Jarkton, Josephine i Lnkr.
S----------- —- ------ SH---------
It is thought In New York that Tweed’s
I
release will occur in a short time.
i
SATURDAY,.............................MAY 12, 1877.
Mr. Hayes has commissioned O. N. Dea- ,
I nv. of Portland, Consul to Tientsin, China, ;
.
to fill a vacancy.
••II. au 111 Wiu.l,’’ Etc.
i
i The removal ot the troops from Alaska
THAT THE STORE OF
; has produced a very depressing effect on
War Is s terrible thing, reprobated
I business in that region.
by the hum initari tn and regretted by i
Hayes intends making a southern tour
mankind generally. But war has !
for the purpose of becoming personally ac­
quainted with the people.
exhte1 e’ine the beginning of tra­
Dotson’s carpet mills, at Schuylkill Falls,
ditional history, and will probably con­
(Formerly known as Glenn’s Store, on C alifornia S t .,)
i Pennsylvania,—the largest in the United
States—have closed, throwing 1.400 men out
tinue to the ond of time. Those who
SATURDAY, MAY 5 t II.
of employment.
t
CONTAINS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
f gilt its battles are the real sufferers.
M orning S ession —Institute called to or-
Odell says in his salutatory in the Salem
< hi th » outside there I* chance tor spec­ ! dor by Pres. E. J. Farlow. Prayer by Rev. Statesman; “Having put our hand tn the
ulation, thinks the Call. The United ! J. H. Skidmore. Committee, consisting of plow ‘we do not intend to look back.’” ,
I W. T. Leeke, B. R. Willits and W. J. Sav- We do not blame him when we consider his I
Mimes is an •«outsider” in the combat I age, was appointed to draft a programme j record.
JUST OPENED
l»etween Russia and Turkey. She is I for the next Institute. J. Q. Willits, J. II.
Hon. George Abernety, the first Provis­
ional
and
Territorial
Governor
of
Oregon,
nlr<»ady a gainer before tho conflict Skidmore and B. F. Dowell were appointed died suddenly at his residence in Portland
mtnmenced, ns note her gains, which i a committee on resolutions. Subjects intro­ on tho 2d, of heart disease. His age was
duced were : History, by B. R. Willits and 70 years.
are only a drop in the bucket compared B. F. Dowell ; Arithmetic, J. II. Skidmore.
On the corner of Oregon and Jackson Sts.r
Secretary Thompson, of the Navy, has dis-
opposite Odd Fellow’s Hall,
with what they will be should the (Recess.) Geography by E. C. Galer. ' covered several frauds in his department;
, one especially, whore iron was bought for
struggle l»e protracted for any length * (Query Box.)
'
Committee on Programme reported that 35 cents a pound when it could have been
of time. General Gerloff bought cer­
1 had for 15 cents.
they would draft a programme and have it
4 ND A GENERAT, VARIETY OF ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION,
tain machinery in this country which published some weeks before the time oi
Tho Herald savs that tho prosecution of I A which he offers to the public at the
Jacksonville, - - Oregon,
Secretaiy Robeson, for alleged inisappropri- |
Ims turned out 3.000,000 rifles. Rus­ ! holding the next Institute.
ation ot navy funds, will be the leading fea­
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
Committee on Resolutions ottered the fol- ture of tho Democratic policy in tho forth­
sia has imported 100,000 Smith A
coming session of Congress.
Wesson level vers and 20,000,000 cart­ lowing, which was accepted :
WITH AN ENTIRE
Hesolved,
That
it
is
the
sense
of
all
teach
­
Hayes is depleting Ohio of Republicans
ridges, to say nothing of the 400.000 I ers present that tho teachers of this county by appointing them to Federal offices out­
seriously culpable for neglecting to at­ side of the State. Pendleton is of the opin­
cartridges manufactured daily in Rus- are
tend our Institute, and that we regard it as ion that in a short time nothing hut Demo­
ria by American machines. Mean­ highly profitable and almost indispensable crats will be left remaining in Ohio.
to good and uniform work, that the teach­
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
while, Turkey has contracted in Rhode ers
“Parson” Brownlow died at Knoxville,
meet in convention for consultation.
i
Tenn..on
the
30th
ult.
No
public
man
was
llesolved, That the County Superintendent
I-I.md for 600,000 Martini-Henry rifles,
is hereby requested to carry out the provis­ perhaps so cordial a hater of the principles 8®“ The HIGHEST PRICES paid far WOOL, HIDES and PRODUCE.
of which 250,000 have been shipped, ions ma'ie by law, to lower the grade of cer­ and loaders of the Democratic party' as
Brownlow, and no man had a better way of
and 10<»,000 more are ready f ir ex­ tificates of teachers who absent themselves showing
—CONSISTING OF—
it.
LEGAL ADVERTISEM ENTS.
NEW, THIS WEEK.
from our Institute.
port. So much relate? to arms and
Jtesolved, That as teachers we are under
The Dalles 7yi7>i<nesays there will bo ten,
many and lasting obligations to the people | sure, of a Democratic majority in the Sen-
munitions alone. Behind lies the of
Estray Notice.
Estray Ncice.
Jacksonville for their hospitality in en­ | ate, seven, with a probable chance i
question of food supplies, for which our tertaining us and providing for our,eomfort of twelve more in the House, when the Leg I rUAKEN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED, VTOTU’E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tins Institute.
i si at u re meets again. This is not bad out ' 1 living in Table Rock precinct, one bay IN the undersigned has taken up and
country will be the principal market. during
Jiesolved, That we adjourn to meet at Ash­ of a membership of thirty Senators and | horse, nine years old, about 1»> hands high, posted an estray horse of the following j
Who can estimate the benefit.«, in a land on the first Thursday, Friday and Sat­ sixty Assemblymen.
branded on the left shoulder with the letter description, to-wit : A brown horse about j
urday of November, 1877.
financial point of view, that we shall
Hon. L. F. Lane has organized “The Fat Y. The owner is requested to come tor- five years old, no marks or brands. My t
Critic»—Miss Nettie Howard and W. T.
| Men’s B. B. C.,” at Roseburg. Their ward and prove property, pay damages and residence is on Little Applegate, in Jackson ‘
Leeke—then reported.
derive iroin tbi-quarre«?
CLOTHING
, weight in the aggregate is said to be one take him awav, or he will be sold according county, Oregon. The owner will pleasecall 1
’
M. COLWELL.
and pay charges and get his property.
A motion was carried that the Secretary ton. They propose to compete with any j to law.
CHAS. L. THURMAN.
< ropplug Out.
be requested to furnish the several papers other club of equal weight at the^tate Fair,
March 31, 1877.
and
with
that
view
are
going
into
immodi-
j
Affairs in the Navy Department un­ ot the county with a copy ot the procecd- ate training.
1 mgs of this Institute. Institute adjourned.
Estray Notice.
der Robesun were grossly misman­
Chicago, May 4th.—The Seventh Cavalry, . VJ-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
E. J. FARLOW, Co. Supt.
with 1,100 men, ha« left Fort Lincoln and IM the stockholders of the Rising Star mAKFN UP BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
aged, and the new Secretary, Thoiup-
J. Q. W illits , Secretary.
I gone in search of Sitting Bull, who is sup Gold and Silver Mining Company will meet L living three miles northeast of Jack-
Miss K ate T hornton , A«s’t Sec.
son, is uneartiiing some enormous
posed to be north or south of the Yellow- , at the otliee of the company, in Jackson­ son vilU, one bay mare, about fifteen hands
stone wit 1 some five hundred warriors. ville, on Saturday, June 9, 1877. for the pur­ high, I ,<ck legs, mane and tail ; with a
fraud.«. To mike the matter worse
LET TEH FKI1H LELAND.
GROCERIES,
The command will hunt him down and pose of electing directors and to transact small w bite spot in forehead. Supposed to
bring
the
hostile»
when
found
to
the
for llie niak fn tor». Geo. M. Pinney, t
such other business as may come before the be four years old. Unbroke.
L eland , May 7, 1877.
agencies.
incorporation.
Also one roan steer, about six years old,
a defaulter to the Government us an To the E ditor of the T imes :
Done
by
order
of
the
stockholders.
crop
oft' the right ear and crop and slit in
An exchange truthfully says that the
John Salmon, an experienced miner from Democratic party has devoted itself not i
A. (’. JONES, Pres, pro tern.
the left.
employe in the Navy Department at
The owner or owners will come forward Hardware, Cutlery and Crookery,
to working for tho destiny ot four I E. D. F oupkay . Sec. pro tern.
Oakland, Cal., has returned und is Portland, made a test run of eight and a alone
Jacksonville,
May
7,
1877.
and
pay charges and take the animals away,
millions
of
negroes
pitchforked
from
slave-
1
half tons of ore from the Bald Eagle ledge,
or they will be sold according to law.
milking some startling revelations, j owned by the Josephine Mining Company, rv into political power, but to working tor
JACOB ISH.
destiny ot eight millions of white people
Notice of Final Settlement.
The N. Y. Aun of the 7th publishes a with the Esther company’s mill. The re. »he
bayoneted from freedom into political slave­
ETC., ETC.
Washington story of three and a half suit was satisfactory to the shareholders, ry and social ruin.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
Notice of Final Settlement.
and
the company is sinking down on their
for
the
County
of
Jackson,
sitting
in
pro
­
St.
Louis,
May
1.
—
The
most
extraordi
­
columns, headed “Pinney’s Revela-
bate Tuesday, May 8, 1877.
In the County Court of the State of Oregon,
ledge. If it continues good in depth they nary game of base ball on record wax played
for the Count}- of Jackson, sitting in pro­
lious.” It claims Pinney was made will put up a good steam mill the coming ; here to-day between the St. Louis Browns In the matier of the estate of Roxanna
bate April ‘¿87 1877.
and
the
Syracuse
Starts.
Fifteen
innings
Thurber,
deceased.
the »cape-goat of a powerful ring in I Summer.
v
be sold CHEAPER than th»
were played without scoring a run on either
ELBORN BEESON, ADMTNISTRA- In tho matter of the estate of Frederick Which will
Mr. Salmon was recently sent to the side. The game was remarkable t hroughont
CHEAPEST
in the State.
California, with Wm. B. Carr as head.
Plug,
deceased.
tor of said estate, having tiled in said
for
heavy
batting,
splendid
fielding
and
un
­
Lucky
Queen
mine
and
mill
by
the
stock
­
Court
his
final
account
for
settlement,
and
(MIETH EA PFLUG, ADMINTSTRA-
It charges that Sargent, Geo. C. Gor­
also praying for an order for setting the
trix ot said estate, having file<l in said
holders ot said company, who reside in usual brilliancy of individual play.
ham and Congressman Page were mem­ Portland, lie reports the Lucky Queen
<’ourt her final account for settlement, and
Ann Eliza, who has adver is»<l herself time for 1> aring the same, therefore noti -e
lieiebv giv< n i hat said account will l e • Iso praying for an order for setting the
bers of lhe ring, and that the latter mill first-class in every way but the amal- largely for ’he past two years as one of the | is
wives <>f Brigham Young, 1 as h ul her 1 heard aud d -te’mined in said Court <>:i ime for h arinc the same, therefore notice
three protected it at Washington by j gamating machinery. He recommends 'Status defined bv the courts, which infornr Tuesday. Jui • 5. 1N77, at which ti ne all per­ is horc’>v given !ha‘ said final account will
her that a concubine does not need a divorce i sons having any objections »o sai 1 final a •- be heird c iil determined .in sa: 1 Court on
tiieir influence with Secretary Babe- pans to amalgamate in, in the place of the j ' and
as for alimony she was en'itled on v f< count an 1 sc tiement must then and there rue.-dnv,.!une 5. 1877, at TO o'clock a . M.,
J barrel which has been used in said mill.
it wh ehfiino a l persons having any ob-
son ; also that the firm through which Mr. Salm >n also pronounces the main ledge I the wage« of a maid servant during her so make the sai io.
Published ;n the D emockati ? T ime « for i ie<’ti< i)s to said final ae -ount and settlement
journ
with
Brigham
While
this
d-cisloii
its business was transacted was Mon­ i of the company good. He made several may not d > jus'ice ‘oAnn Eliza and tho four ennse« ative weeks by <»rd . t of Hon. I must ‘hen and there make the «ame.
Publish al in tho D emocratic T imes for
tague, Hanscom and Jordan. Furltier working tests, and says it will come out all thousands of other worn« n who would He Sil.is J. bay. Countv Jud e.
E. !•. l'OUDRAY, Clerk.
four cons •entive weeks by order of Hon. S.
glad to sever their po’vgamoiis <• onne tions,
’
right
yet.
They
are
now
»inking
a
shall
on
J. J>ay, Countv Jiidg«*.
developments promise to be rich.
it is nevertheless go d common sense.
the main ledge.
E. i). FOUDRAY, Clerk.
Summons.
Ford, Hopkins A Buck have commenced
Jubiiaut Jerseymeu.
>'<■
port at.
work on their ledge, which is situated on
In the Circuit Court of th ■ S ate of Oregon,
Notice of Final Settlement.
New Jersey Democrats are jubilant the dividing ridge between Grave creek and
for the Conn y <>f ] .ake.
W. H. O»le|| >uc< ped« “Pr-raon”
over the result of the recent local elec­ Cayote creek. They intend sinking down Waters as editor of the S:dem ¿States­ i James ..filler and lie try Ammerman, ‘ In the County Covrtof the State of Oregon,
for tho ' ’•»u:it>. >f Jackson, sitting in pro­
plaintiffs, vs. Caspar .‘chiieider, Ge< rge
tions in -that State. All Iho returns on their ledge one or two hundred feet the man. This change is evidently made
bate Tuesdrv, April 24, 1877.
Nurse, John Green and II. E. Spencer,
coming Summer, and intend to put up ma­
defendants
;
suit
in
equity
to
foreclose
In
tlie matter of the estate of George H.
are iu now aud they show a more de­ chinery as soon as they get their ledge pros­ in the interest of some Senatorial I
mortgage.
Erb, deceased.
cline Democratic victory than had pected.
aspirant, and la doubtless a great re- j To 3 tid defendants :
ELIZABETH ERB, EXECUTRIX OF
—AT—
been expected. In Jersey City, Ho ! Thomas Johnson, superintendent of the lief to the sorely afflicted readers of TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR- IJ said estate, having filed in said Court
1 egon: Your are required to appear in her final account for settlement, and also
boken, Trenton, New Brunswick and i Esther Mining Company, is running their that sheet who have so patiently borne said
Court and answer tho complaint of said praying lor an order for setting the time for
mill part of the time, with results satisfac-
several less important places the Dem­ i j tory
plaintiffs
filed against you by the first day hearing the same, therefore notice is hereby J. S. HOWARD’S STORE.
to the directors of the company. The the maudlin cccentricitos of Its quon­ of the next
regular term of said Court, com­ given that said final account will bo heard
ocrats astonish themselves by their Esther company have some good claims on dam chief.
and determined in said Court on Tuesday,
mencing June 25, 1877.
June
5, 1877, at which time all persons hav­
And you am notified that if you fail to an­
success. The most complete victory the Lucky Queen or Corder ledge, but are
Geo. J. Buys has disposed of the swer
ing any objections to said final account and
the
coinplaint
as
above
required,
the
was gained in Jersey City, where the not working them at present.
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the re­ settlement must then and there make the
Davis A Nielson are prospecting a ledge Eugene Guard to Frank and William lief demanded therein, to-wit: For a de­ same.
Radicals have been in power for sever­ on Cayote creek, which prospects well. Alexander. Sucre«« to you.
Published in the D emocratic T imes for
cree against said Caspar Schneider for the
al years. By the result of tho contest They will soon commence putting up two
sum of fifteen hundred ami ninety-six and four consecutive weeks by order of Hon.
ninety-three hundredths dollars, with legal Silas J. Day, Countv Judge.
TUe European War.
the Democrat get control of the Board arastras to run by water. Their ledge is
E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk.
interest thereon from the 5th day of May.
1877,
and
the
costs
and
disbursements
ol
of Aidermen, Police Commissioner», situated a short distance above where the
As yet but little heavy fighting has
principal mining is done.
«uit. And for the flirt her decree against you Administratrix's Sale of Real Estate.
Board of Education, Board of Public
There are other ledges on Grave creek been done by Turkey and Russia. for the foreclosure of the mortgage de­
Works aud Board of Freeholders. and vicinity, that look favorable for gold The greater portion of the time ha« scribed in the complaint, and the sale of all In the matter of the estato of John Payne,
the interest of said Caspar Schneider in the
deceased.
The places under lheoe Boards have and silver, that are not being prospected for been spent manoeuvring and getting lands described in said complaint and TN PURSUANCE
OF AN ORDER AND
mortgage.
1 license of the County Court of the State
been filled by Radicals since 1871 the want oi men with money to do it.
into
position.
The
Russian
troops
are
Published in the D emocratic T imes as to of Oregon, for Josephine county, sitting for
_____________
M iner .
under the Commission system. The
slowly but surely advancing. It some­ Caspar Schneider and John Green by an or­ the transaction of probate bus ness on
der of Hon. P. P. Prim, Judge of said April 2d, 1877, the undersigned. Administra­
Public Debt Statement.
contest ail through was warin on both
times seems as if some of the other Court, dated the 10th day of May, 1877. trix
the estate of John Payne, deceased,
Given under our hands this 11th day oi will of
sides.
The public debt statement for April European powers would get Into the
sell
at public auction, for cash in U. JOHN E. CARTER A SON,
May, 1877.
A. C. JONES and
S.
gold
coin,
on the premises, in said coun­
shows a reduction in the dobt for the turmoil, but nothing of this sort is at
KAHLER A WATSON,
An Kuglisii Opinion.
ty,
on
PAINTERS.
Plaintiffs’ Attorneys.
current month of about three and a
Monday, June 11, 1877,
Come and See and be Convinced
NEW GOODS I NEW PRICES !
NEWMAN FISHER
DRY-GOODS,
New York Store
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES,
CLOTHING,
LADIES’ FANCY GOODS,
SPECI ALT Y:
LADIES’ MISSES’ & CHILDREN’S HATS trimmed by Mrs. Brentano.
DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING.
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
W
D
A FINE STOCK & LOW PRICES
present seriously apprehended.
Mr. Tilden has the melancholy con­
solation of being tho first man in
American history who, having at his
back a clear alisolute majority of the
popular vote, has not won the Presi­
dency, remarks the London, England,
Telegraph. Nay, more, the electors
chosen to nominate him secured suc­
cess at the polls, yet were ignored by
State officials resolved that a Demo
crat should not win. We have long
heard from American statesmen that
the supremacy of the majority was the
guiding principle of their institutions;
but in this case it has been deliberately
set aside. The people, rather than
risk civil strife or prolonged uncer­
tainty, have decided just row to sub­
mit: but the precedent is perilous and
this “one more victory” of the Repub­
licans Will probably tie their last.
Mia« <1»angea.
O. N. Denny ha^ been appointed to
a Consulate in China, and will probably
be succeeded as Collector of Internal
Revenue by John C. Cartwright, of
eiecioral fame. “A distinction without
;
a difference.”
half millions, and an aggregate reduc­
tion since July 1st of about twenty­
eight millions. The receipts from in­
ternal revenue for the month will
reach nine and one half millions, and
from customs about eleven millions.
The coin balance will be nearly ninety-
five millions, including coin certifi­
cates, which amount to forty-six or
forty-eight millions. This increase in
the coin balance io due to the fact that
about one million in gold has been re­
ceived this month from sales of bonds
in excess of amounts disbursed to re­
deem the called 5-20«. The Depart­
ment, being unable to obtain called
bonds to that amount for redemption,
the coin received from the sale ol
bonds will be set apart for the re­
demption of called bonds. This one
million, and a like amount held for re­
demption of coin certificates, must be
deducted from the aggregate balance
reported in older to ascertain the
amount of coin owned by the Govern­
ment. Deducting these two items
will leave the Government possessed
of fully thirty-five millions in coin,
less about two millions in silver, with
which Lo meet Ila coin obligations.
NOTICE
NEW BAKERY,
TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
1. proposals will be received by the Clerk
I n M ahonic B uilding , O regon S t ., of
the County Court of Jackson county.
Oregon, until’ 12 o’clock m . Wednesday,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
June 6, 1877, for the care, custody and main­
tenance of all the xick and disabled poor
persons of Jackson county < h egon, (tor the
term of one year from the late of the ac­
he undersigned hereby de - ceptance of the bid) who may need medi­
sires to announce to the public that he cines, medical attendance and treatment, or
ix now prepared to fill all orders for cakes surgical operations, who now are a county
of every description, such as wedding cakes, charge, or who hereafter may during said
cakes for parties, wine cakes; also brown time become such, wherever in said Jack-
and rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers. son county such person or persons may be,
Takes orders on exchange. Prices reasona­ lo provide and furnish for them good,
ble and satisfaction guaranteed.
wholesome food, comfortable clothes,
Fresh bread every day.
rooms, lodgings, tho washing, nursing,
W m . kreuzer .
medical and surgical attendance and medi­
cines which nyiy lie necessary or suitable
to such persons respectively’.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The County Court will also consider at
the time above mentioned any and all bids
ou are hereby notified that that may l>e submitted for the care of said
all persons traveling and crossing the county poor, by the day, week or month,
bridge oh Rogue river, at Rock Point, that for the term of one year. All bids to be ac­
Jackson county is in no wise responsible for companied by an undertaking executed by
any accident or loss that may be sustained sufficient surety in the sum of $1,000, to lie
while crossing said bridge, as the same is void upon the epndition that the bidder, if
the contract is awarded to him, will within
not standing upon any public highway.
Published by order of the County Court, ten days thereafter (or such further time as
the Court may allow’) enter into an agree­
this 9th day of April, 1877.
ment and give the necessary undertaking
Attest:
E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk.
for the faithful performance of the contract.
Payments to be made every three months
$500 REWARD!
by orders draw-n on the Treasurer of Jack-
son county, Oregon. The Court reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all pro­
T HEREBY OFFER A REWARD OF posals.
1 five hundred dollars, payable in U. 8.
By order of the County Court.
gold coin, tor the arrest and conviction of
E. D. FOUDRAY, County Clerk.
the person or persons who murdered my
brother, Gue Chow, on Jackass creek on the
N elegant assortment of Pocket and Ta­
night ol March Si, 1877.
OH CHOW,
ble Cutlery for sale by J. MILLER.
T
Y
A
at 1 o'clock ij . M., the following described
real property, situated in Josephine county,
E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO
Oregon, belonging to the estate of said de­
all kinds of Painting, including
ceased, to-wit:
Donation claim No. 41, formerly known HOUSE PAINTING.
ax the donation cla m of \V. II. Penington
—situated in Section N<>. 12, Township No.
SIGN PAINTING,
38 South, Range No. 5 West.
ELIZABETH PAYNE,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Administratrix of the estat.: of John Payne,
WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING.
deceased.
Dated this 28th day of April, 1877.
ALL STYLES OF MAMMM DONE.
W
Administrator s Sale of Real Estate.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER AND
L license ot the County Court of the Stato
of Oregon, for Jackson county, sitting for
the transaction of probate business on
April 3d, 1877, the undersigned, Administra­
tor of the estate of Lavin.a Stow, deceased,
will sell at public auction, for cash in U. 8.
«old coin, at the Court House door in Jack­
sonville, iu said county, on
Naturdny, May 12, 1S77,
Orders from the country promptly attend-
to.
Ji
GREAT SACRIFICE!
—IN—
blacksmithing Î
at 1 o’clock p. m ., the following described
real property, situated iu Jaokson county
Oregon, belonging to the estate of said de­
s ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL-
ceased, to-wit :
ing out at cost and freight, we are ready
Beginning at a post 20.90 chains east, 8.60
to do blacksmithing at coat and freight, but
chains south, from the cornor to sections 4
5, 8 and 9, in township No. 36, thence west’ must have the cash when the work ix com­
80.50 chains ; thence south 40 chains; thence pleted. Shop on the corner of California
east 80 chains ; thence 40 chains north to and Main streets.
SHANNON A BIRDSEY.
place of beginning—the same being the
west half of donation land claim No. 51
the whole ot which claim contains 321 acres’
AINTS (patents cr other,) Oils, Var­
and is situated in township 36 south, ranee
nishes, Snelac, Window Glass, Emery,
1 west. Together with all the appurte­
Borax, etc., for sale in endless quantities by
nances thereunto belonging.
JOHN MILLER.
HERMAN v. HELMS,
Administrator of the estate of laiviria
XES, Hatchets, Drawing Knives, Broad­
Stow, deceased.
axes, Mattocks, Picks, all sizes of Ham­
Jacksonville, April 7, 1877.
mers, etc., for sale by JOHN MILLER.
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