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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1878)
.n i wim.w w w VlUWW JU' W ¿D cmotrafic Simes. FRIDAY HKXSKAL JANUARY 18, 1878. AM» NEWS. When a Boston girl accepts a lover she says: “Beans it’s you, yes.” A man winds up his clock to make it run, anti bis business to make it stop. To keep a dead man, put him in whisky; to kill one living, put the whisky into him. An Illinois boy who has trie«! it says: “It Is bard work to ride a pig, its mane is so short.” •. An auction was he!«] at the Dead Let ter Oilice in Washington on the lGlh instant of over 10,000articles. It is astonishing how soon a man acknowl edges his mistake when he jiuts the lighted end of a cigar in his mouth. If Columbus ha«l known the quality of bank presidents this country was going to produce ho would never have discovered it. The George W. Elder carries the broom. Her last trip was the quickest on record— from port to port 54 hours and 10 minutes. The revision of the rules of the House is in progress by the sub-committee, It is pro- posed to drop thirty-six of them and consoli date others. There is nothing that will knock the ground-pinning from under a man’s theo logical training quicker than to walk against the edge of a door in the dark. If you put two persons in the same bed room, one of whom has the toothache, and the other is in love, you will fin«! that the person who has the toothache will go to sleep first. An insane woman named Mary McNam ara, who has been subject to temporary tits of insanity for the past fifteen years, com mitted suicide at Portland by drinking a pint of alcohol. Faith is sometimes personified as a drenched female clinging to a sea-washed roek; but a better personification would be a bald-headed man buying a boltlo of pat ent hair-restorer. A junior student, in rendering an account to his father of his last term’s exjienses, en- tereil an item: “Charity, §3<>.” His father wrote back, “I fear that charity covers a \ multitude of sins.’’ More American actors will cross the ocean ext summer than ever before. Arrange ments are in progress by which the lound tri)n, inclusive of three weeks’ stay at the l’ar exposition, can be made for $200. Reil estate has fearfully decreased in val- uo irt New Y’ork city. Property which was i bought of August Belmont for §.’>00,000 six years ago, lately came back to his owner ship iu default of a mortgage loan for §280,- 000. J. J. Browne, the present County Suj>er- intendent of Public Instruction in the coun ty of Multnomah, is favorably spoken of as a candidate for State Sujierintendent, on the Democratic ticket, at the approaching elec tion. The Vicksburg Herald says: “Common laborers are now earning in this State, and Louisiana, from §50 to $75 per month; vet we are con-tanlW •h«*ariiig of starvation and strikes in the North. Laborers, come South.” A New Y’ork jeweler displays a bracelet of very queer design. It is a band of dead gold will! a massive clasp decorated with tiilique w >rk. Touch a spring in the clasp and an invisible musical box plays a Ger man love song. Tiie man arrested at Seattle, chargetl with having murdered hi> brother in Coos coun ty, has been luUv identified. His name is Sevier Lew is, though lie went under the ahus ol Geoige W. llarmoii. He has been re.urueti to Luos. There is due the State tor del inqiient taxes, leviesma*ie prior to l?7«", Minis as follow.-; Baker county, §1.,95 <9; (»rant county, §U1 83; Umaalia county, 4!>; I mon county, 87,->2_ 19; Wasco county, §5,199 3u. Total, §lo,.*34 00. San Fi’aneisco consumes meat to the value ut §14,000 daily, or over §5 tX)0,000 a year The ¿escri[>tion of stock slaughtered every day average 400 head of caille, 1,000 hog- ami loo calves. Wholesale prices tor bee! and mutton, 4 cents, and for jiork, 7 cents. Many a sweet girl, with tender loving eyes, has wej't away the moments of love’s young dream, while the young man who was to tell her about it is pleading with the livery stable man, trying to hire lour dol lars' worth of horse and buggy tor a dollar un«l a half. “One-cent «lining-rooms” have been estab lished in New York city, on the cheap Eurojicau plan. Cnj> ot tea or cotlee, 1 cent; breati and blitter, 1 e«*nt; bowl ot souji, one cent; slice of corned beet, 1 cent; baked b *ans, 1 eent. Sumptuous meal, 5 cents. This is even cheaper than the Loudon pen ny houses. The Wasffington correspondent of the Eu gene Journal says that on Dec. 14th, in the U. S. Senate, Senator Grover presented a petition signed by about one thousand citi zens of Oregon asking Congress to extend the time foi the comj>letiun ol' the Northern I’acjtie Kailroad, ahd to apply a portion of it^ land grant to the construction of the Dor land, Salt Lake and South Pass Railroad. Friday, December 28th, three vessels, the Nimbus, Pilgrim, ami Abervstwiih, were crossing the barat the mouth of the Colum bia, when all three were somewhat injured. The heavy blows receive«! by the Nimbus started the seams and eausetl her to leak badly. The water continue«! to rise rapidlv in the vessel, so that the crew were couij>eli- ed to abandon her to her fate. Her cargo was completely lost, but insuiance, it is thought, will cover that. No lives were lost. Some fifty years ago a poor <>1«1 woman in Ireland had her cottage pulled down over her head by her landlord. Her name was Mollie Maguire, and she «lied of grief and exposure. Therei»j>«>n her son and some neighbor lads formed themselves into a secret band, and vowed to take tierce re venge on Irish landlords in general. Tiie band sj>read rapidly and they called them selves the “Al**, -c Maguires,” and Irish cuai uuut-rs brou^ut the name to America. K. KUBLI, T ransplanting . —A rule without an exception in transplanting is this: Place the roots in contact with as much (kid Fellows’ Building, Jacksonville, Oregon, soil as possible. This Is veiy import ant with nursery-grown evergreen T. G. REAMES. E. R. REAMES. trees which have a mass of roots, and DEALER & WORKER IN all other fine-rooted plants or vines, such as strawberries, raspberries, grapes, etc. It is not enough that a TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, LEAD, etc nice place is prepared to receive the tree or plant with all the roots in nat ural position, or that the finest earth is Pumps, used in filling up. Nor is it sufficient that the roots are carefully spread out AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, before the earth is put onto them. All these things mud he done, and then REVIVED AGAIN AT THE FORMER it is neces'iiry to see that, in tilling up, the roots are not crowded into a mass NAILS, without earth between. The hole may’ STORE OF SACHS BROS be of proper size, the roots spread out A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES CALIFORNIA STREET, nicely, the finest earth may be used, and the tree shaken well when filling about the roots, and still they may be JACKSONVILLE. OREGON, HARDWARE, TINWARE, 11 ittened toget her so as to touch no soi I, except at the bottom. Water may tie BY RECEIVING THE POWDER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION freely used or the roots puddled in mud-mortar made for the purpose, and still the ditficulty only aggravated by Largest and Best Selection Fuse and Caps, making the roots closer than ever. —OF— The fine roots must be separated and tine earth worked well among them to Wooden and Willow Ware separate them as widely as possible.— Cor. Germantown Telegraph. ROPE, NAILS, T^TThe National Gohl Medal was awarded FANCY GOODS, to Bradley A Rulofsofi lor the best Photo graphs in i the United States, and the Vienna Medal f<|r ¡rtliebeat in the world. 429 Mont- LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. GLASS gonierv *• itreet, San Francisco. REAMES BROS. THE OLD TEMPLE of FASHION FALL & WINTER DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING, 1IATS, BOOTS, ETC. SOCIETY NOTICES, P. of II., Jiifksonvilk Gransi1 No. UTE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE it ladies to the tact that we have now on hand the largest and best selected assort ment of LAD1ES’ DRESS G< I >s and FAN CY’ GOODS of every description in Southern Oregon, and we w ill henceforth make this line of goods our specialty and sell them at Holds its regular meetings every two weeks at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Jacksonville. c. MINGUS, Master. A nnie M iller , Secretary. Oregon Chapter No. I, 11. A. M., Holds its regular meetings monthly on I uesdav evenings of or preceding each full moon, at 7‘ j o’clock. Companions in good standing are invited. J. E. ROSS, High Priest. M ax M ii . i . ek , Secretary. I Prices to Suit the Times. LEGAL ADVERTISE.'! ENTS. GREAT REDUCTIONS Administrator’s Notice. IN PRICES OF In the matter of the estate of Julia A. Sei jib, deceased. VTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i SEWING MACHINES! 1N the undersigned has been apjiointed by the County Court of Jackson county, Ore gon, Administrator of the estate of Julia A. Selph, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are re quested to settle the same immediately, and those having claims against the estate will present them with the proper vouchers to BOX TOP, 2 DRAWERS A DROP LEAF! meat mv residence in Table Rock jirecmet w ithin six months from the date hereof. WILLIAM SELFH. 860! 860! 860! Administrator of the estate of Juliet A. Selph. January 4th, 1878. An $80 SINGER for $60 I And Liberal Discount Made for Cash I Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, READ for t h<> County of Jackson, sitting in pro bate January 8, 1878. LIST OF SALES FOR 1876 AND In the matter of the estate of Minus Wal rpHE 1 testimonials from the very best judges ker, deceased. in the county. F. BARRON, ADMINISTRATOR OF We, the undersigned residents of Jackson . said estate, having filol in said Court county, owning and having used the Singer his final account for settlement, and also Machine sufficiently long to satisfy us that it praying foran order for setting the time is in every respect a first-el ass machine for all for hearing the same, therefore notice is kinds of family work, would cheerfully rec hereby given that said final account will ommend it to all wishing to purchase a first- bo heard and determined in said Court on class sewing machine: Tuesday, February 5,1878, at 10 o'clock a . m ., Mrs. Geo.Wilson, T. B. Atkinsonr at which time all persons having any ob Mrs. Pres. Phipps, (Mrs. IM rs. S. J. Oliver, jections to said final a>'<-ount and settlement Mrs. I. J. Phipps, I Mrs. F. Luy, must then and there make the same. .Mrs. John Orth, M. Lolland, Published in the D emo ? ratic T imes for Mrs. Mrs. E. R. Beanies, Mrs. S. E. Dunlap, four consecutive weeks by order of Hon. S. Mrs. T. W. Johnson [Mrs. N. Fisher, J. Dav, Countv Jn Ige. I Miss A. Boss, Wm. Payne, E. I). FOUDRAY, Clerk. I Mrs. Mrs. M. Riggs, I Mrs. 7’. T. McKenzie, [Mrs. J. Ritter, Mrs. J. Houck, Mrs. M. A. Palmer, M. Mayer, nier, tailor Notice of Final Settlement. Mrs. L. Gauting, John Farley^ “ I A. Marks, “ In the County Court of the State of Oregon, Mrs. IL Helms, for the County of Jackson, sitting in pro Mrs. C. W. Savage, I bate Tuesday, January 8, 1878. CUTLERY, WIRE, Needles, oils and all kinds of attachments In the matter of the estate of Peter Paquette, on hand or ordered. SINGER MANF’G CO., decease«!. Cor. First and Yambill Sts., Portland, Ogn. IU PREFONTAINE, ADMINISTRATOR Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose, AV . of said estate, having filed in said DAVID LINN, Agent, Jacksonville. Court his final account tor settlement, and SEWING MACHINE SALES IN 1876. also praying for an order tor setting the ETC., ETC. time for hearing the same, therefore notice is hereby given that said final account will be heard and determined in said Court on 44 I have secured the services of a First-class Tuesday. February 5, 1878,at which time all Howe Machine Co., 100,294 persons having apy objections to said lilial Wheeler A Wilson MPgCo. 44 108,997 44 Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair account and settlement must then ami there Domestic S. M. Co., 23,587 make the same. 17,937 American B. H. AS. M.Co. 44 ing promptly and in superior style. Published in the D emocratic T imes for Weed Sewing Machine Co., 44 14,425 four consecutive weeks by older of Hon. Wilcox A Gibbs S. M. Co., • 4 12,758 44 Silas J. Dav, Countv .Judge. 2,789 Florence “ “ E. D. FOUDRAY, Cierk. U The Singer Wil’g Co. sold 262,316 To the gentlemen we will say, if you want a No. 1 SC IT OF CL<»TI IES you must goto Kearnes Bros, to buy it, as weclaim to have the best STOCK OF ci . o I'H ing in Jackson county and willalluw noone to un Table Rock Eneainpni' iit No. 10, I. 0. 0. F. dersell us. COPP S HAND-BOOK Sheriff's Sale. ^5^52^ Holds regular sessions in its These goods were all purchased by a mem IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE. ■ Hall, Odd Fellows’ Building, in ber of our linn from FIRST-CLASS HOUS I I am receiving and have constantly on —OF— )Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION DU- Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 2d ES in San Francisco and New York, and we hand a full ami first-class stock of ) ly issued out of the Circuit Court of the and 4th Tuesday evenings of each and everv will warrant every article and sell them as | Stale of Oregon, for t hi* county of Marion, month. Ali sojourning Patriarchs are cor cheap tor cash as any house in the county. on th«« 28th day of December, 1877, and to Groceries, dially invited to meet with us. We also keep on hand a lull stock of • me directed and delivered, in favor of the SILAS J. DAY, C. P. T-Cr J VST PUBLISHED.-®^. K aspar Kvnr.i, Scribe. I DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO I State of Oregon ami against B. F. Dowell. GROCERIES, I tor the recovery of the snm of 89,386.13, with I interest at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum A Work needed by every Miner, Prospec Ready-Made Clo'hing. HARDWA RE, CUTLERY,GLASSWARE, j from the 3d day of August, 1875, and the tor, Sjieculator, Agent, Attorney, Recorder, further sum of §.’>8.30 costs ami also the ac- Broker, and Business Man in the Mining GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc.. Etc ' cruing costs, less thi“ following payments ; States and Territories. CROCKERY, ■ October 14th, 1875, §.198.00; and on October 1 A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS, ' 25th, 1877, §2.700.00, 1 have levied upon and Price Only $1.00. j will oiler for sale for cash, at pnblicanel ion, — •'C~ Everything sold at reasonable rates. Etc. Etc. . to the highest bidder, at the Court House A complete, handy reference-book on all Give me a call. K. KUBLI. ] door in Jacksonville, Jackson county, Ore- «(iiestions under the United States Mining Jacksonville, Feb. IS, 1875. Give us a call and .judge for yourselves as Laws. Th«* latest and most reliable work ; gon, on For restoring Cray Hair to to our capacity ol furnishing goods as above. extant on the subject. “The proof of the pudding is eating it.’’ Satnrdr.y. Fcbrnary 16, 1878, Read its contents and send for a copy. its natural Vitality and Color. REAMES BROS. * at one o’clock r. M. of said day, all of said it. •All your enterprising neighbors w ill have | defendant’s (B. F. Dowell) interest in the A dressing CONTENTS. Consolidation of HODGE, SNELL A co., ' following described real property, to-wit: which is at once The north half of t he first block north of 1. The United States Mining Laws and T. A. DAVIS A CO., agreeable, I block No. 24 in the town of Jacksonville, and Land Office instructions thenuimi*.-» I Oregon, bounded as follows ; Beginning at Each section of the law is immediately fol healthy, and ef- ' ttie northwest corner of the tir.-t block north fectual for pre- W II O L E S A L E I) R U G GIST S, ■ of block No. 24. as laid down on the map of lowed by the)Land Office instructions relat ing thereto.1! This is a convenient arrange wk serving the "EXCELSIOR” ; said town of Jacksonville, made out bv ment, as it avoids turning several pages [ Sewell Truax and adopted by the TntSri“ when the instructions are cpnsulted in con k hair. Faded or 71 FRONT STREET I of said town; tlienee son’ll with Fifth street nection with the law. gray hair is soon | one hundred feet to a stake; thence easterly 2. A Digest of all decisions under the Min [N restored to its ! at right angles with Fifth street and parallel ing laws now in force. It is bnpiightdown to original color, PORT’FAND, OREGON | with Earn! F street two hundred feet to a date of publication, and, containing the lat stake on the west side of Sixth street; thence est decisions, takes the place of all prior with the gloss and freshness of youth. Oregon St., Jacksonville, ' one h ti ml red feel with Sixth st reet to a stake publications. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair j on the south side of Fstreet; thence wester- 3. New and improved Forms for making checked, and baldness often, though I ly with F street two hundred feet to the the various proof, from the location of a 7E KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND W. J. PLYMALE. PROPRIETOR ! a complete stock of I place of beginning—including B. F. Dow claim miner's lien, notice to the delinquent not always, cured by its use. Noth ell's dwelling-house; it being the northwest co-ow ners, Ac., down to issuance of a pat ing can restore the hair where the ' part of the piece of land conveyed by James ent. follicles are destroyed, or the glands i ('luggage to Newell Truax and deed dated DRUGS, 4. A complete List of Patent Mining aving just received a new j July, ISiiO, and the mirth half of the block Claims, arranged by .state, Territory, Coun atrophied and decayed. But such as stock of Harness, Buggus an 1 Car remain can be saved for usefulness PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES i on which Sewell Truax’s house was staml- ty and District. This list is worth to min riages, I am now prepared to lurmsli my j ing May, 1861. ing men many times the price of the book. jiatrons and the public generally witn as by this application. Instead of foul- I Also the following portion of lots number The book contains nearly 360 pages, 4j^ by 2, 3 an<l 4. in said town of Jacksonville, 6 inches, ai.d is designed to lie a pocket ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it PATENT MEDICINES, FINE TURNOUTS commencing at the southwest corner of the companion foY every wide-awake man in will keep it clean an«l vigorous. Its Sentinel otliee ; thence seventy-five feet on C the mining camps and financial centres occasional use will prevent the hair As can be had on the Pacific Coast. Saddle ii GLASSWARE, WIS DOW GLASS, street; th« nee in a northerly direction par of the West. horses hired t<> go to any part of the country. from turning gray or falling off, and allel with Third street one hundred feet to Kif*Coj>ies may be ordered through the Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses the northern boundary line of said lots 2, 3 office of this paper. Address Editor of the consequently prevent baldness. Free broke to work single or double. Horses and 4; thence in an easteilv direction seven DEMOCRATIC TIM F>, enclosing $1.00. PAINTS. OILS AND from those deleterious substances hoarded, and the best of care bestowed upon ty-five feet with the northern boundary line them while in my charge. which make some preparations dan of said lots to Third street; thence along 1/1) | ANY PERSON WHO WILL PAINTER’S STOCK OF EVERY KIND Third stri'et on«* hundre«l teet to the pla«-e gerous, and injurious to the hair, the I IN • make ami forward me a list ÉTMY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. of beginning—including the said Sentinel of the names of reliable persons of their ac N iger can only benefit but not harm ofii«‘e. quaintance who wish to jtrocure an instru BLUE VITRIOL, it. If wanted merely for a A liberal share of the public patronage is Also n parcel or lot described as follows : ment,either Piano or Organ, 1 will use my solicited. W. J. PLYMALE. Ih'ginning at th«' northwest «•<>rn«*r «if John liest endeavors/ to sell them one, and for ev Miller's lot on Third street, in said town ol ery Piano I succeed in selling to their list LUBRICATING OILS, EfC. ETC. I Jacksonville, «»regon, thenc«» in an eash-rly within one year 1 will credit them with $10, LIME FOR SALE, direction with Miller’s north boundary line and for every Organ $5, tube applied on nothin" else can be found so desir one hundred f«*«‘t to Miller's iiortlie:v-t cor payment of either a Piano or Organ; and * Sole Agents for Oregon for the cele ner; thenee northerly at right angles with when it amounts to a sum sufficient to pay able. Containing neither oil nor —AND— brated CAliHOLIC SHEET Dll', which Miller's line twenty-one teet and four inches for anv instrument, selected at the lowest dye, it does not soil white cambric, kills Ticks, Lice and all parasites on sheep, to a stake; thenc«* westerly parallel with wholesale price, I will immediately ship the and yet lasts long on the hair, giving and is a sure cure for screw-worm, seaband Miller's north boundary line one hundred instrument, free, or after any amount is BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful foot rot. Circular sent on application. feet to the east side of Third street; thenc«* er< dited t hi- balance may lie paid me in cash with tin* east side of Third street in a -oti'h- and I will then ship them the instrument. perfume. erl v direct ion to t he plae«* ol beginning in They need not be known in the matter, and will be doing their friends a real service, as HIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD HERE- DANIEL F. BEATTY'S cluding B. F. Dowell's law olli«*e. Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ayer à Co., Also lot tour (4) of section two (2) and the 1 shall make special offers to them, selling 1 by inform the public that he has ONE northwest quarter of section Iwelve 1-' and a superior instrument for from one-half to L’H<»USAND BUSH ELSofsuperior Jackson Practical ami Analytical Cheunata, the northeast quarter of th«* northeast quar two-thirds what is ordinarily asked by Creek Lime for sale cheap. Persons wish of s«*«*tion eleven (II)—all in township agents. Please send me a list at once, and LOWELL, MASS. ing Brick-laying or Plastering done in the \ V PIANO, Grand, Square ter thirtv-ninc. (3!*) south <>» rung«*, one (11 wes,, best stylo and at reasonable rates will do J71 ill and Upright, and BEAT situated, lving and being in th«* county of after you have made inquiry, you can add to it. Address well to call on me. For further information TY’S CELEBRATED GOLDEN TONGUE S. P. HANNA, Jackson, State ot Oregon. DANIELE. BEATTY, Washington, N.J. inquire at the Franco-American Hotel. PARLOR ORGANS are the sweetest toned Levied upon as the real property of the G. W. HOLT. and most perfect instruments eyer before said defendant. B. F. Dowell, to satisfy the Jacksonville, Feb. 11, 1875. manufactured in this or any other country. demamls ot the above ex«*«*tition. FRA NCO-AM ERICAN The world is challenged to equal them. .1. W. MANNING, Best discounts am) terms ever before gives. Sheriff of Jackson county, Oregon. NEW BAKERY, Rock Bottom panic prices now ready to job Jacksonville, Jan. Kt. 18,8. Jacksonville, Oregon, bers, agents and the trade in general. An I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t ., offer: Those celebrated instruments (either HOTEL & RESTAURANT Piano or Organ) boxed and shipped to any IN CRONEMILLER'S BUILDING, IS Established in 1352. JACKSONVILLE, OGN. where, on five or fifteen days ’ test trial. 1 i in receipt ot a full assortm«*nt of material 4Ü. Money refunded and freight paid both ways and prepare«! to do all work iii his line on if in any wav unsatisfactory. Fully war KELSEY'S NURSERIES! short notice and in a workmanlike manner. ranted for six wars as strictlv first-class. Vehicles of every description made to order, fll HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE- OA K LA N D, CA LI FORNI A. Opposite Odd Fellows’ ITa!lt sires to announce to the public that he EXTRAORDINARY LIBERAL discounts terms reasonable and satisfaction guaran tee« I. is now prepared to till all orders tor cakes given to Churches, Schools. Lodges, Halls, Repairing a specialty. of every tiescriplion, such as wedding cakes, Ministers, Teachers, etc., in order to have I ARGELY STOCKED THE PRESENT cakes for parties, wine cakes; also brown them introduced at once where 1 have no I j Season with everything in the S. P. HANNA. rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers, agents. Thousands now in use. New Il Jacksonville, November 5, 1877. f and JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. fakes orders on exchange. Prices reasona lustrated A DVERTISER, (Catalogue Edi tion), with list of testimonials, now ready, ble ami satisfaction guaranteed. sent free. Established in 1859. A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY. Fresh bread everv day. Fruit Trees of All Kinds, Address I»ANI EL F. BEATTY, \V. m . KREUZER. I Washington, New Jersey. SHRUBS, ROSES, BULBS, I MADAME HOLT. rpHE undersigned OFFERS FOR I*> uprietress. I sale his ranch and mining jiroperlv, sit PRO BONO PUBLICO uated oil Sterling creek, containing 1G4 GREAT SACRIFICE! FL0WEHI1TG TUBES à PLANTS. acres, all under ience. Forty acres are un der cultivation, with plenty of vegetable rpiIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI GARDEN SEEDS, ETC. 1 tied that I have placed my notes and I land; a good orchard, living water on var accounts —IN— in the hands of my attorney, H. ious parts, plenty of tinitier and tine stock Send for Catalogue. Free. rnitE MADAME TAKER THIS METHOD range. ( ash market at the door for every K. Hanna, with positive instructions to W. F. KELSEY, Proprietor. I of fend« ring her thanks to the public for thing raised. Health of locality unsur make immediate and forced collection in ev the patronage which has hitherto been ex- ery instance where security is not given. BLACKSMITHING ! passed, There are 51'2 acres and a half of tcmled to her, and would respectfully solicit 'Those knowing themselves indebted to LAGER! LAGER!! mining ground, which are guarenteed to its continuance. me will do well to call upon Mr. Hanna, pa v §5 a day per hand. Her tables art* al ways iiniler her immedi without delay, as this is my last call. My l i t I-E—I . S. title to the w hole. ate control ; and by her long ex[M*rienee in 4 S ALLOUR MERCHANTS ARESELL- 1 n.-pection invited and everything guar business must be settled ! JAMES T. GLENN. i\. ing out at cost and freight, I am ready THE EAGLE BREWERY th«* liusin<*ss she feels confident that she will anteed as represented. For further particu give entire satisfaction to all. Her beds ar.«l Jacksonville, Sept. 9, 1874. to do blacksmithing at cost and freight, but lars enquire of T. H.oilxiN. rooms are fitted up in the most comfortable must have the cash when the work is com style, suited to the accommodation of single )0" Di-.R—Giant, Blasting or gun powder, pleted. Shop on the corner of California PHE PROPRIETOR, JON. WETTERER, oc«*uj>ants or families. Her beds are always Farms for Sale. ail kinds, and caps ami fuse, for sale in and Main streets. 1 has now on hand and is constantly man kept clean. MEALS AT ALL HOURS.’ quantities to suit, by JOHN MILLER. DAVID CRONEMILLER. ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern Persons desiring to purchase good farms iregon, which he will sell in auantities to ORSE, l’aint. Sash,8 crnbbingand Black F you want a No. 1 home-made Rifle or of any size will do well to enquire of I IL, Whetstones, Taj>e aid Chalk Litiasi jUit purchasers. Call and test the article. enhig Brushes at JOHN MILLER. firsl-claas .shotgun go to J. MILLER. for sale at JOHN MILLER. ■ JvHN BOLT, Applegate, Oregon. V MINING LAWS! -•ar-A, ’S Hair Vigor, HODGE, DAVIS & CO., LIVERY STABLE H HAIR DRESSING, PIANOS AND ORGANS. \\' A(.()\ - Al A .KER I 1 I O H