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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1878)
W Sannnatit fimrs. FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1878 T he County Court was in session this week, the proceedings of which will appear in our next issue. P ersonal .—Capt. Jas. Jackson and Lieut. J. Q. Adams, of Fort Klamath, are now In town. They are in quest of first-class horses for cavalry use. E lection in L ake .—Advices from Lake county denote that it has given 100 Democratic majority on the State ticket. Thayer’s majority will probably be somewhat larger. C all and S ettle .—We have been and are now sending out statements of account an early response to which is requested. We intend enlarging and must have money to accomplish it. T he Packard aud Taber organs are not only the sweetest-toned and most durable, but also the cheapest in the market. Levinson A Arrington, agents therefor, are now iu this sec tion and doing a rushing business. * I n T own .—Geo. H. Durham, of the firm of Hillt Durham & Thompson, Portland, is in town. He is of the defendant’s counsel in the case of the United States vs. W. C. Griswold, and comes on Luoiness connected there- with. BRIEF MI9IT1M. Real Estate Transaction». H. C. Turpin Informs us that the crops on Butte creek will be quite The following transactions in reaRes Warm weather. short. He lost about 350 sheep last tate have been recorded since our last Crops short everywhere. winter. issue: New goods still arriviDg. The hot spell is upon us and the ! , Geo. A. Webb to M. E. Sturges, cer County scrip taken at par. place to recuperate is at Matt. Dillon’s, I tain premises in Uniontown precinct. Circuit Court next Monday. where the best brands of liquors and I Consideration, $1,200. I cigars are kept. * E. Emery to H. T. Severance, 4 41 Read the new advertisements. I acres on Butte creek. Consideration, An itinerant bilk held forth on our Read the estray notice elsewhere. $45. Hon. A. C. Jones has returned from streets one night last week. Gud II. T. Severance to J. P. Parker,one- geons were scarce for once and be left Lake county. half interest in forty acres. Consider town in huge disgust. Rogue river is quite low and con Pat. McMahon is making prepara ation, $30. stantly falling. J. W. Walker to Alfred Alford, 240 tions to enter upon his contract of Eagle Point will celebrate the Fourth carrying the mail between Jackson acres in Table Rock precinct. Consid of July in style. eration, $1,000. ville and Brownsborough. The thermometer ranges from 80° Solon Colver to E. D. Foudray,lot in The Ashland Academy has been in upward now-a-days. Phoenix. Conaideration, $110. corporated, with J. Q. Willits, W. T. W. W. Spencer Thos. Newman, The T imes is behindhand this week, Leeke and Levi Willits as incorpora- 29.78 acres in Butte creek precinct. owing to the election. ■ tors. Capital stock, $6,000. Consideration, $500. Jos. Rapp is furnishing this market The Brown brothers, who have min Damon Smith to Smith & Brassfield, with fine strawberries. ing interests on Aithouse creek, Jose 160 acres in Table Rock precinct. Prof. Wood, the blind musician, is phine county, were in town Saturday Consideration, $125. again migrating thia way. last. They report prospects favorable. J. P. Walker to John W. Wells, 320 Rev. L. H. Wells will preach at the Now that the political campaign is acres in Ashland precinct. Considera M. E. Church next Sunday. over it is high time that our citizens tion, $500. R. C. Corbally, Bancroft’s popular take steps toward celebrating the The heirs of Joshua Patterson, de traveling agent, is in town. . Fourth of July, if such is their inten ceased, to Silas J. Day, Geo. W. Isaacs The Circuit Court for Lake county tion. I and Geo. W. Ratrie, trustees of the M. convenes on Monday, June 24th. The Southern Oregon Pioneer Asso E. Church, South, certain premises in Job printing of all kinds executed in ciation met at Ashland yesterdaj. Phoenix. Consideration, $85. Messrs. Duncan, Hayden, Linn aud Celia Rutherford to Wm. Eaton, 160 I the best style at the T imes office. Hoffman were in attendance from this acres in Jacksonville precinct. Consid IL V. Grubbo, formerly of thia sec eration, $300. place. • tion, Is now at Palouse City, W. T. S erious A ccident .—On Monday last, as 8. Hubbard was driving a team down the hill near Henry Blecher’» residence, the back-band on one of the b . r . reamrb . horses broke, letting the buggy down T. G. REAMES. on the heels of the animals. This frightened them and they commenced kicking and running,, throwing out Jos. Rath, who was also In the vehicle, and severely injuring him. Steph, hung to the reins until it became per ilous and then jumped out. Assist ance came to hand after awhile and REVIVED AGAIN AT THE FOBMRB Rath was taken to the County Hospi tal, where It was ascertained that his leg was badly broken above the ankle STORE OF SACHS BROS. and other severe bruises inflicted upon CALIFORNIA STREET, his head and body. Amputation was rendered necessary,and next day Doc JACKSONVILLE. OREGON, tors Danforth, Aiken and Vrooman performed the operation, taking off BY RECEIVING THE the wounded limb at just above the break. Wo learn that the patient is Largest and Best Selection comfortable, and, considering that be is quite an old man, seems to be doing well. The horses parted company with the vehicle soon after the acci dent and came to town. One of them is severely Injured, while, the buggy it FANCY GOODS, self was sadly demoralized. N ote .—Since the above was in type LADIES' DRESS GOODS« Rath has died, departing this life on the 7th. CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, ETC. REAMES BROS. AHEAD AS USUAL!! THE OLD TEMPLE of FASHION FALL & WINTER DRT-GOODS. T emperance —W. R. Dunbar, G. W. C. T., duriug his recent visit here, organized a Good Templars lodge al Altbouse, one at Kerbyville, Jose phine county, and another at Eagle Point, in this county. The following are the officer/ of the latter lodge: Geo. A. Hill, W. C. T.; Theodore Cul bertson, W. V. T.; J. E. Potter, W. S.; Rosa Potter, P. W. C. T.; aud Eber Emery, Lodge Deputy. yiTE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE Y V ladies to the fact that we have now on From the unusual fullness of the Probiite Court. hand the largest and best selected assort vote at Leland and Grant’s Pass it ment of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS and FAN The following business has been CY GOODS of «very description in southern would seem that there had been an F atal . A ccident .—Thos. More- Mrs. P. Boschey has placed us under Oregon, and we will henceforth make this transacted iu this Court since the line of goods our specialty aud sell them at land, Jr., aged about ’19 years, met obligations for some delicious cherries. extensive emigration from Josephine 29th ult.: jcounty. with a fatal accident at the saw-mill Prices to Suit the Times. M. A. Houston, administrator of the S. C. Taylor’s fine I’ercheron stal- of Davis & Torrey on Wagner creek Cha9. Hughes, Esq., of Kerbyville, estate of Jos. Coxy deceased, was au To the gentlemen we will say, if you lion, Young Priuce, died the other one day last week. He was caught in want a No. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHES you inu >i was in town Thursday. He is on his thorized to sell the real estate belong day. goto ReatnesBros. to buy it, as weclaim to ithe machinery while at work, and be- way to Portland as representative to ing to said estate. have the best STOC K OF CLOTHING in J. 8. Walker and C. D. Rifnor, of i Jackson aounty aud will allow no one to un be stopped hid b.ujy Was the Masonic Grand Lodge from Belt The semi-annual exhibit of Sarah dersell us. Sterling, left for the East one day latt mangled in a horrible maimer, death Lodge. These goods were all purchased by a mem Cromer, administratrix of the estate of A V aluable W ork .—J. Elliott has ber week. of our firm from FIRST-CLASS HOUS resulting soon afterward. J. II. Iluffer was elected Justice of Henry Cromer, decea&ed, was exam been appointed agent of the “Pictorial ES In San Francisco and New York, and w« Dr. Vrooman ha9 purchased a lot on will warrant every article and sell them as the Peace of this precinct by a vote of ined aud approved. M istaken I dentity .—A. Mead, History of the World,” a valuable cheap tor cash as any house in the county. California street and will put up a res We also keep on hand a full stock of 178 to 146 for T. B. Kent. John B. A citation was ordered issued in woik by James D. McCabe. It is a arrested by Noah Holt at Clear Lake idence. I Griffin bear D. W. Crosby one vote for the matter of the petition of Sarah work that should be in the library of under the supposition of being \\ m. GROCERIES, L>uis Ilubert has started hisspriok- I constable. Lee, who murdered his w ifo iu So Cromer, administratrix of the estate of all, as it combines a vast store of infor ling cart, which is quite a luxury now HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GLASS WARS, noma county, Cal., several years ago, M. Ryder, of tbe Kerbyville hotel, Henry Cromer, deceased, to sell cer mation concerning both ancient and adays. is probably the wrong mau alter all. CROCKERY, will give a grand ball on the Fourth ol tain real estate. modern ages. Mr. Elliott will soon The County Commissioners ’ Court Mead stoutly denies the charge, and In the matter of the estate of Isaac make a thorough canvass for it. July next. The bust of music and A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOODS, w»ll bold another suasion about theeud there beetus to be no evidence to iden supper will be provided and a pleasent Miller, deceased. Supplemental ap Etc. Etc. A rrested . — We learn that Andrew praisement filed and approved. tify him, notwithstanding his descrip of the month. time assured. Give us a call and judge for yourselves as The Jacksonville Brass Band will tion is similar to the man sought after. . Elizabeth Stewart, administratrix of Galvin, against whom there is an in The equanimity of our town wa- to our capacity of furnishing goods as above. dictment for embezzling money left give a bdl nt Wit Schulz’ hall on the , somewhut disturbed yesterday by the the estate of J. A. Stewart, deceased, “The proof of the pudding is eating it.” P amphlet R eceived .—We are in REAMES BROS. in his care by Haskel Amy several F* urlh ot July. files her first semi annual exhibit, consumptive lamentations of a lmrdy- receipt of the list of premiums for the months ago, has at last been captured Many men think they are support- , guady fl • Idle, propelled by a secund- which was approved. Oregon Slate Fair for 1878, which at Keokuk, Iowa. Governor Chad C. \V. Kahler, administrator of the commences Oct. loth and continues un rug a ne w-paper, w lieu iu fact they only banded tramp« estate of John Bilger, deceased, files wick has neen written io ror a requiM Mr. Brown, a San Francisco capital til the evening of Oct. 18th. Tht owe the printer. his second annual statement, which lion, and T. B. Kent will probably It seems that Jackson county was ist, who Is interested in a mining en pamphlet also conlaius the list ot start after Galvin as soon as it arrives. was approved. “EZCELSIOH” premiums awarded at the last fair, not represented at the recent session of terprise on Althonse creek, Josephine In the matter of the estate of N. C. N ew W agon &uur.—E. DeRoboam county, arrived from there last week besides other information concerning thu 8tate Grange. Dean, deceased. The final statement has opened out in the rear of G. W. LIVERY STABLE the State Agricultural Society, The Capt. II. Kelly is in town. He re on his way home. of Anna Dean, administratrix of said Crystal’s blacksmith shop, and is now next session promises to exce l all for ports matters flourishing iu the vicini- | Pape, Howard & Co. have let con estate, was approved aud admiuistra- fully prepared to execute all work in Oregon St., Jacksonville, nier exhibition». tracts for the digging of the ditch lead i Irix discharged. ty of Grave creek. his line on short notice and at most John Cimborsky reports operations ing from Beaver creek to their placer reasonable rates. Emil is a first-class W. J. PLYMALE. the PROPRIETOR. From Unite < reek. T he E lection .—Returns from on the Beaver Creek Ciuuabar Co.’s mines on Applegate. Work was this mechanic and will give satisfaction. county are sufficient to denote the Harvest 19 fast approaching. week commenced thereon. tuuuel progressing. i «lection of the entire “Citizen’s” tick Our election passed off quietly, but Read bis advertisement else where. The officers at Fort Klamath have a aving just received a new K. Kubli has lately received a flrat- et, with the exception of M riitt for stock of Harness, Buggies and Car was quite interesting. R eligious S ervices . — Rev. Her- hard time procuring cavalry horses, riages, I am now prepared to furnish my Bchuol Superintendent and Donegan cl.iss supply of agricultural implo- . The school at this place is one of the mau Kreb«, minister of the German patrons and the public generally with as only four being accepted at last ac ‘for Treasurer. The majorities will meuts, uurdware, etc. best In the county. IL C. Fleming, Lutheran Church at Marysville, Cal., FINE TURNOUTS There will be a public auction eale counts. They are very particular, aud range trotn 3 to 100. lhe count be our teacher, is the right man iu the will pre <ch in the German language at rejected a great many offered. tween Colvig and Kahler for R pre ot condemned cavalry horses at Fort A r can be hail on the Pacific Coast. Saddle right place and gives satisfaction. the Court House on Sunday,June ititb. horses hired to go to any part of the country. Mrs. Fowler aud Miss Mary Gass, of ventative will be very close, with Klamath on June 26tii. Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Ilonu*« Wonder if Bill Bybee will bo as good Everybody is invited to attend. broke to work single or double. Horsea -chances about even. V»’e have been There are now twelve patients in Oakland, (Cal.) old-time residen ts ot as his word and work hereafter with boarded, and the best of care bestowed upon F or P ortland . — T. G. Reames them while in my charge. unable to procure enough figures for a ihv County Hospital, and the number Jacksonville, arrived in town ou Sat- the Democracy, as lie agreed to do if urday last. They are back on a visit tabulated statement, but next wee* is e .uslaully increasing. he could only be elected Sheriff once. and E. B. Watson left for Portland pjr MY TERMS ARE REASONABLE. aud will remain a few weeks. yesterday. They go as Representa Will preacut the official vote. Charley Roth, ol Yreka,was in Jack We will see by waiting. F armer . A liberal shgre of the public patronage is Henry Brown informs us that quite tives from Warren Lodge No. 10 to Eagle Point, June -1, 1878. solicited. W. J. PLYMALE. I mprovement of the T imes .—The sonville this Week. He diovu an extra the Alasonic Grand Lodge, which con an immigration — principally Ger stage lulo town 3uuuay. political campaign being ended, we venes next Monday. ! BRICK <fc LIME for SALE mans—is flowing into the Butte creek f F or L ake C ounty .—Dr. W. Jack- We learu that the Jacksonville dis •hall once more devote our attention country. He says the late ruins have sou left for Lake county on Monday C hance of E lection . — Although to matters of local and general import trict school will bold a picnic at the materially benefited the crops. last, expecting to be absent until about Kelly leads Neil considerably in thib ance, endeavoring to make the T imes ciosu of Us present term. I It is reported that the contract for the middle of July. The citizens of county, it is probable that the latter BRICK LAYING & PLASTERING DONE the paper of Southern Oregon. About Copp’s Hand-book of Mining Law— carrying the mail over the California that section will find him a first-class will receive enough majorities in the first of next month we shall en staudaxd authority ou miueml law— and Oregon stage routo has been ex woikman aud worthy of their patron Josephine aud Like counties to elect large tbe size from a twenty-four to a for sale at the T imes oilice. him. ’IHIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD HERE- tended to the company now carrying age. twenty-eight column paper, making I by inform the public that he has ONE Keibyvilie remains the couuty seat it for three mouths alter July 1st. V arious cavses —advancing years, care, THOVSAN D BUSH EUSofsuperior Jackson material improvements in every re ot Josephine, deleating Wilderville, I. O. O. F. E lection .—At the last sickness, disappointment, and herecliury Creek Lime for «ale cheap. Persons wish The pupils of St. Mary’s Academy meeting ot Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, predisposition—all operate to torn the hair ing Brick-laying or Plastering done in th® aped. The demand for our adver its rival, by about 27 majority. best style and at reasonable rate« will do had a picnic at DeRoboam’s Grove, I. O. O. F., the lollowing officers were gray, and either of them inclines it to shed well tising space and a large increase in our to call on me. For further information prematurely. A yer ’ s H air V igor will re The political caiipuigu, which at near town, on Tuesday last. The af elected: J. H. Penn, N. G.; F. Luy, store laded or gray, light and red hair to a inquire al the Franco-American Hotel. circulation bas prompted this step, tracted geneial attention, is ended, G. W. HOLT. rich brown or deep black, as may be de fair was marked by some interesting V. G.; Silas J. Day, Secretary; Wui. sired. which will be steadily advanced. Jacksonville, Feb. 11, 1875. It softens and cleanses the scalp, giv to the evident gratification ot all. ing it a healthy action, and removes and exercises and was withal a very pleas Bybee, Treasurer. cures dandruff and humors. By its use fall M. Ryder, of Kerbyville, was in L ist of J urors .—The following 1» NEW V BAKERY, ant one. ing hair is checked, aud a now growth will a the panel of jurors for the June term town Wednesday. 11a gives flatter- C ontract L et .— l'he County Com- be produced in all cases where the follicles Rev. J. II. Skidmore has leased the I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t ., not destroyed or glands decayed. Its ang uews from Josephine county. of the Circuit Court: mi-s. loners this week let the keeping are effects are beautifully shown on brashy, Ashland Academy to W. T. Leeke, Samuel Robinson, Eden; John P. JACKSONVILLE, OGN. A. Miller, Jr., is out ou a prospect Levi and J. Q. Willits. He started for of the county poor to Dr. Danforth for weak or sickly hair, to which a tew applica tions will produce the gloss and freshness ot Walker, Ashland; Geo. W. Ratrie,Lit- ing tour through the mountains, in two years, at $2,00<i per annum, This youth. Harmless and sure in its operation, Roseburg tbe other day, where he has it is incomparable as a dressing, and is es tie Butte; Geo. Brown, Jacksonville; search of the Blue Bucket diggings. is a very reasonable figure. he undersigned hereby de - a contract for doing some stone-work pecially valued tor the soft lustre* and rich sires to announce to the public that he John W. Mills, Eden; J. Heekathorn, ness of tone it imparts. It contains neither A eportiug club has been formed at for b. Marks A. Co. is now prepared to fill all orders for cakes T he best brand of liquor now upon oil nor dye, and will not soil or color white Little Butte; Jas. Thornton, Ashland; Salem, with W. F. Cornell as Presi of every description, such as wedding cakes, Judge Tolman has filed his bond a.- the market is Jesse Moore’s celebrated cambric; yet it lasts long on the hair, anti cake? for parties, wine cakes; also brow n keeps it tresh and vigorous. For sale by H. T. Severance, Little Butte; JobD dent and Robt. A. Miller as Secretary. and rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers. U. 8. Surveyor-General, in the sum oi “Pony Whisky.” It is kept in quan all dealers. Takes orders on exchange. Prices reasona Caldwell, Table Rock; W. A. Owen, M. Caton bas retu:ned to the Bea $30,000,and will soon enter upon thedu- tities to suit by II. L. Webb, of the ble and satisfaction guaranteed. MARRIED. Flounce Rock; H. Ammerman, Eden; ver creek cinuabar mines, Work Fresh bread everv day. * ties of the office. He arrived from Port New Stalo saloon. W m . kreuzer . MANION—BRESSLER—On May 23d, by F. M. Plymale, Mauzanita; Alex will be vigorously prosecuted ou the land last week and will return with I Elder S. S. Martin, A. D. Manion and Martin, Jacksonville; G. W. Lance, Emetine. Miss Julia F. Bressler. C ircuit C ourt .—The .Tune term of his family ere long. PRO BONO PUBLICO Ruck Point; D. M. McMeuamy, Jack SPRAGUE — TIM BORSKY — Tn Jackson Evidence in the case of the United The poll-books from the entire the Circuit Court will commence next ville, June 1st, by Rev. F. X. Blanchet, rpHE PUBLIC AKE HEREBY NOTI- aunville; E. E. Gore, Eden; Tbeodor- H. G.lSprague and Miss Maud Uituborsky. 1 tied that I have placed my notes and States va W. C. Griswold will be tak- county, with the exception of Leland Monday, June 10th. The docket ie Ic Cameron,Uuloutown; Geo. A. Jack- WAIT—PARKER—On May 21st. by T. B. account« in the hands of my attorney, H. en before Wm. lloffmau, U. 8. Com- and Little Butte, have arrived at the very light. Kent, J. I’., J. W. Watt and Miss Kate K. Hanna, with positive instructions to son, Table Ruck; Jas. C. Burkhead, misslouer. Parker. make immediate and forced collection in t v- Clerk’s office. The vote will l>e can M oney it is said, notwithstanding the Eden; A. Gurdon, Jacksonville; Robt erv instance where security is not given. ENOS — .SHERMAN — In Jacksonville. May The Jacksonville district achool wiU vassed atxiut Monday, and will ap stringency of the times, was never before so Those knowing themselves indebted to 27th, by T. B. Kent, J. P., John Enos and Mavity, Manzanita; D. Lion, Jackson plentiful. The vaults of the various mone me will do well to call upon Mr. Uanna, ’close next week. It is likely that it pear in our next issue. Mrs. Sarah F. Sherman. tary institutions are filled to repletion. Is without delay, as this 1« my last call. My ville; W. C. Miller, Jacksq^viile; J. B. anything further requisite to the happiness WELLS—WALKER—In Ashland precinct, business must be settled ! will not resume studies until Septem A pleasant party was given at Veit ’ s June 4th, by Rev. J. B. Donaldson, John of the fortunate possessors of this golden Bunyard, Ashland; J. M. Laughlin, JAMES T. GLENN. I ber next. IV. Wells and Miss Phrvlte J. W tlk“r. store? Many of them are the victims of Hall on Saturday evening lust in hon Jacksonville, Sept. 9, 1874. Jacksonville; B. F. Myer, Ashland; R. disease—congregation, liver or kidney com P. H. O'Shea, of Leland, was I d or of II. G.* bprugue and bride, who plaint, piles, fever ami ague, or some simi BORN. J. Cameron, Uniontowu; R. 8. Arm- Farms for Sale. were united iu matrimony just pre lar ailment. To such we say, do not be dis town yesterday. He aaya the supply i couraged. Frese’s Hamburg Tea will sure HELMS—In .Jacksonville, June 3d, to the . stroi g, Uniontown; H. R. Bro.wn, Lit wife of Herman v. Helm», a daughter. viously. Their friends wish them a ly bring relief. It cleanses the bowels, puri Persons desiring to purchase good (arms tle Butte; Lewis Shideler,Jacksonville; i of waler fur mining purposes ie run nes the blood anti renovates the entire sys RATRIE—On Hutto creek, May 18th, to the : ol any size will do well to enquire of 1 i long life of connubial bliss. i tem. ning down. wife of Geo. W. Ratrie, a daughter. JOHN BOLT, Applegate, Orwgva. 6. C. Taj lor, Eden. .... I Election day passed off smoothly, but was well contested throughout. —— H I T