The Democratic times., June 27, 1879, Image 2

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She glmotraiir eimrs.
IJ KAI. LIMA.
ricalcali W'ur Veteran«».
NEW THIS WEEK.
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BACK AT ’l'IXIÏ! OU) STAND!
t .
a. reames .
E. R. REAMES.
Pursuant to previous announcement,
LOIBEIS!
the veterans of tho Mexican war
crops
of
hay
and
grain
are
Heavy
Uncial Paper for Jackson. Josrphinr S l«kr.
met on tho 18th at tho Stat© Fair
CALIFORNIA ST.,
I
assured.
grounds and perfected an organiza­
V
JUNE 27. 1879.
The Eintracht will elect officers next tion
,
FRIDAY
by t lccting the following officers: A NEW ARRANGEMENT!
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON.
Wednesday evening.
' ( General Joseph Lane, President; Gen­
AT THE STORE OF
T he lion has laid down with the
:
The bridge across Wagner creek is , eral John F. Miller, Vice President, lyLANED LUMBER OF ALL KINDS >
lamb. So have ex Senator Mitch­
reported in an unsafe condition,
and lion. J. F. Amis, Secretary and 1 can be had in quantities to suit by writ­
ell and the Oregonian clasped each
ing to the undersigned, at J. P. Parker’s
L. Hubert’s aprlnkl« r made its ap­ ex-officio Treasurer. Short speeches steam saw mill on Big Butte creek. Floor­
BY ADDI’TI NG A
other In ford embrace; and the Repub­
wer© made hy Gen. Jo. Lin©, Gen. J. ing, Rustic, Ceiling and Mouldingscan be
had in any quantity. We can plane lum­
lican goose gambols in correspondingly pearance for the first timo yesterday.
I Geo. Engle of Roseburg is in this F. Miller, lion. John II. Smith, lion. ber 24 inches wide—in fact all kinds of lum­
CASH
high latitudes.
ber necessary to build houses—all of which
E.
C.
Bradshaw
and
Jarno
F.
Amis.
can
be
got
ready
’
for
use
at
the
mill.
Par
­
section in the interests of the Plummer
ties who intend building can save hauling
T he Roseburg Plaindealer is unu­
The following names were enrolled:
fruit dryer.
more lumber than they need. Bills, plans
Joseph Line, Dominick Mansfield, and estimates can be had either at the mill
sually “patriotic” fourteen years after
Caterpillars have made their appear­
AAHNG DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN THE POSITION HERETOFORF OCCTT
Big Butte or at their shop in Jackson­
the war and since the unholy smell of ance on Bear creek, out are doing do Janies F. Amis, John F. Miller, Jas. on
by mens that
the 1 largest
REPAIL
DEALER
ol pied
announcing
am now
displaying
the in Southern Oregon, I take this means
means
ville, < tregon.
11. Sites, C. II. Burch, A. J. Baker,
gunpowder no longer aggravates the serious harm as yet.
jZ-iTAll orders will receive prompt atten-1
IN PRICES
SMITH A WA1SMAN.
Henry C. Sterling, Norman Grim, tion.
delicate sensibilities of its olfactories.
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The bridge near the residence of M.
John Gilmore, Nathaniel Gilmore,
Wonder where that valiant editor
Hanley has been repaired and is now
North of San Francisco, consisting of a Fine Stock of
Drury R. Hodges, Daniel Smith, Jas.
buries his dead?
■ in an excellent condition.
L. Folkes, Oliver II. Sheldon, Russell
T he United States can congratulate
GENTS’ AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
J. W. Manning has a fine colt, six Alford, JohnG. Morgan, M.M. Smith,
—AT—
—AND THE—’
'N. .
Itself upon possessing the fastest race­ months old, by Jay Beach’s Altamont,
Samuel Smith, Robert Carey*, Aaron
B >l£3 -< ¿<>< >ï>X
horse in Parole, the most enduring for which he has been offered $300.
Lynch, James Powell, John Kearnes,
pedestrian in Weston, the best grain«
We regret to learn that Jos. Wetter- E. C. Bradshaw, John II. Smith, Con­
rad Snowden, William Brown, David
producing country in Oregon, and the
er is seriously’ ill, though his condition Powell, S. I'. Miller.
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I
greatest fraud in lltyes. Under or­
is somewhat improved since Wednes-
A resolution inviting all the Soldiers I
TRUNKS, VALISES, Etc.,
dinary circumstances we should be a
of the Mexican war fe beco’ne mem­
, day.
GENEBAL MERCHANDISE!!
-b^ppy people.
WTIERE A COMPLETE AND MAGNIF- Which is surpassed by none in the county and will be sold at prices to SUIT THE TIMES.
bers
of
the
society
by
sending
io
tlieir
C. W. Savago is making prepara­
It shall continue to be my aim to give
'V icent assortment of new goods lias
names, the name of the company in just
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been received, consisting In part of
T he Bonap.trtist cause has received tions to accommodate tho*e desiring a
1 which tliey served, and place from
The
Most
Goods
for
the
Least
Money,
an almost irreparable loss in the first-class supper on Fourth of July which they enlisted, to the Secretary CLOTHING,
and to place before my patrons a variety of articles not to be found in any other house.
GREATEST VARIETY
death of the Prince Imperial, who was 1 night.
at Eugene, was adopted.
DRY-GOODS,
Il is not my intention to mislead the public by advertising goods I cannot produce upon
killed by the Z 11 in of Southern Africa
inquiry, but to give value received in every instance. A call from every purchaser at
E. Jacobs his rented tho store room
Sellanti Mattei"».
GROCERIES
TO SELECT FROM IN
my old stand is solicited.
N. FISHER.
on the 1st inst. Prince Napoleon be­ underneath tho T imes office, in which
The meeting held last Saturday in
FANCY GOODS,
comes the head of the line; but the he keeps an excellent assortment of
!
pursuance of a call by tho directors of
Any One Store in Southern
BOOTS & SHOES,
prospects of a re-establishment of an 1 goods.
I
this school district passed <>1T very har­
Oregon or Northern
imperial dynasty in France must ap­
SCHOOL BOOKS,
The man who felt as happy as a lord moniously, despite tho predictions of
pear more shadowy th in ever.
California.
said ho had found tho «‘balm of Gilead” busybodies who imagine they aro the
HATS AND CAI’S,
W henever the Republicans have at Matt. Dillon’s, whero none but the embodiment of our entire school inter­
TOBACCOS & CIGARS,
been beautifully drubbed in a strong­ best is kept.
ests. There was a unanimous expres­
HARDWARE & TINWARE
hold, they very vociferously cry
An elegant tombstone for the grave sion in favor of retaining l’rof. J. W.
In fact everything to be found in a first
“fraud.” That is tho tack taken by of the 1-ite Mrs. J. Ellon Ish was re­ Merritt, tho gentleman who has given class stock of General Merchandise, which
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF
general satisfaction in the capacity of will be sold at prices
the Republican press of Portland, ceived recently and has boen placed in
principal of the school for several years
which would thus explain the Water­ position by A. S. Jacobs.
past, at his former salary. The sense
That Defy Competition.
loo defeat it sustainel recently. It
Superintendent Klippelof the Squaw of tlio meeting was al.-o favorable to The highest price allowed tor country pro­
will be in order to devise something Lake Company’s diggings was in town the employment of three assistant duce.
FANCY GOODS
Gl tl-LVT CRASH IX 1’1 {ICES!
y ¿„Give me a call at my establishment in
more credulous, as this will never sat­ this week and reports the prospects teachers of recognized ability. The
directors propose making the standard in Masonic Building and be convinced that
isfactorily account for the notable in­ good for an extended run.
there is no humbug about this.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES
of our school second to none in the
E.
JACOBS.
AND DIAGONALS. SILKS AND
crease in the Democratic vote, cveu in
Chi
t Kales
I ¿ <':»<! 31. 31 C1ISO1
Dr. Aiken reports the present month State, in which they will be heartily
SATINS, BOOTS & SHOES,
its own mind.
tho healthiest know’n here for years, seconded by the patrons.
CLOTHING, ETC.,
no
deaths
and
little
sickness
having
T he Lake county paper is anxious
I
GROCERIES. TOBACCO, &c
to have it appear that the people de­ occurred in this vicinity during that
LADIES' CALIFORNIA-MADE CLOAKS
$1 .(M)
San Francisco retim'd sugar, 7 tbs for
sire to have the KI imath Indians re­ time.
Extra Costa Rica cotfee, by quantity’, 22cts. per tt< and 4 lbs for.
1.00
.10
Rope of all sizes per pound lor...........................................................
moved to some distant reservation.
Johnson
Allison, who aro now
ll’E CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
Liverpool salt |>er lt> for........................................................................
. ■>74
What benefit it would be to anyono if closing down, recently picked up rev-
.:>0and upward II ladies to the fact that we have now on
Extra choice tea per th for....................................................................
hand the largest ami best selected assort­
—NEAR—
.•>2‘4 “
“
I 'Tobacco per ft« for..................................................................................
this were done cannot be imagined. oral pieces of gold, three of which
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ment of LA Id E.S’ DRESS < JOO DS and FAN­
5.50
Candles per box.......................................................................................
CY G(>< >1 »S ofeverv description in Southern
te removal of this peaceful tribe from weighed $11, $1*1.75 and $G, respect-
Oregon, and we will henceforth make thia
i<‘ir present abo le, valuable to none ively.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, etc.
line of goods our specialty and sell them at
but itself, would also he an act of gross
— at —
Ilenry I’apo and II *rtn in Helms
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
PHOGRAMME:
injustice, which will not be approved
upward
paid the ice-house on the Dead Indi­
4
To the gentlemen wo will say’, it yon
by even the settleri whose lands are an roid a visit yesterday’ and will soon
; V I E EK. A. 1. M. A National Salute of 13 guns at 9:15
1AA 1
want a No. 1 SU IT OF « LOTH ES you must
goto Rearnes Bros, to buy it, as weclaitn to
o
contiguous thereto. Oar representa­
Music by the Choir.
furnish their customers with tho popu-
have the best STOCK OF CLOTHING in
3
Prayer
bv
tho
chaplain,
M.
Peterson.
tive s in Congrt»*s> will be in communion
Jackson
county and will allow noone to un­
4
Music
by
the
<
'hoir.
1 ir Summer drinks.
PROGRAMME:
dersell ns.
5 1 tea ling of t hoi »«'(duration of 1 »depend-
with the prevailing sentiment here by
These goods were all purchased by a mem­
The Foot’s Creek Mlnstrols will p»*r-
Citizen« ard all who wish to participate will eure by Erank Sih rs.
-f rrnuoti-ly «»|>p’»-ing any >uch change.
ber of our firm from FIRST-CLASS HOUS­
6.
Music,
by
tht>
Choir.
f>rm at MeCoy’s Grove on tho evening meet at the Court House at 9À o’clock a . m .
ES in San Francisco and New York, an«l we
Oration by N. Langell.
'The procession will form and march through
will warrant every article and sell them
s. M usic by the < 'hoir.
R epublican orator*, iii their pa­ <«f the Fourth of July. They are prac­ the principal streets to Bybee’s Grove, starting
cheaper for cash than any house in county.
9. Lancer's Tournament.
V» L '.''.so keep on hand a full stock of
triotic zeal, conveniently neglect to ticing regularly an 1 promise a first- at 10 o'clock, and headeil by the Jacksonville
DINNER.
Brass Band. Arrive«! at the grove, the follow­
A
ITElîNt
><
>N
E
X
EltCISES.
mention the fact th it the preservation class on ter tain moot.
ing exercises will be had:
1. Equestrian Quadrille under directions
GROCERIES,
I. Mu ic by the Ban«!.
of the Union, over which they are now
of P rof. J. ('. Scott.
Fiock severely ent Chris,
< let».
• > Prayer l«y Rev. M. A. Williams.
11A RI »WARE, CUTLERY, G LASSWA’
2. B.iso Ball contest. A cash prize of $'-‘0
so valjantly battling, was greatly due S 'hock in an altercation at Yreka last
3. Music by the Band.
will be given to the winning nine.
4. R adingof Declaration of Imlependeuce by
to the patriotism of n »rthern Demo­ wick. Fortunately tho wound «lid not
3. Foot-racing, etc., etc.
CROCKERY,
Miss Emily Brown.
The
dancing
hall
will
be
largo
and
com-
crats, marshaled by Generals who, prove fatal anti the wounded man was
5. Mu ie by th«- Band.
A FULL LINE OF ASHLAND GOC
niodio'.is—2I\50 foot—covered with canvas
6. Oration by Roht. A. Miller.
previous to and since that memorable recovering at last accounts.
and tloored expressly for the purpose.
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7. Music by the Band.
Farm and Freight "Wagons,
Dancing will commence at 2:30 I’. M. and
conflict, have in nearly every instance
8.
Basket dinner.
continue until the morning of the5th. l’rof. Are offered to the Farmers of Southern Ort'gon, for the harvest of 18,9. A full line of harvesting
humin
skeleton
A b >x containing a
AFIEHN’OON.
'hen consistent advocates of Democra­
J. ('.Scott and his String Band will furnish
Plows, Gang Plows & Sulky Plowt.
machinery, cmeisting of
was found among the hay in Siwyer’s
The Band will call the people together at 1 e. the music. Tickets, $1.50.
cy. It is not the facts these doughty
Ample arrangements for the care of
In fact everything from the finest needlab
»fable at Korbyville recently by a M. and the following exercises will conclude the
V7ALTER A. WOOD'S WELL-KNOWN IKON 1Í0WZH.
horses will be made.
«lav’s festivities:
warriors desire to arrive at,for a ghastly
to a threshing-machine. Give us acall and\
teamster whose mum« we did not learn.
OflTCEKS of the i > ay :
1. Old Jimmy’s Duck Flay.
judge tor yourselves as to our capacity of >
attempt to create a little cheap capital
«'hiet Marshal, J. G. Birdsey; Chief of IKON MOWERS NEW MODEL. CHAIN RAKE REAPERS. SWEEP RAKE REAPERS, furnishing goods as above.
’
2. Jar spearing.
How it came there is a mystery.
Artillery, John Slagle.
WITH OR WITHOUT MOWING ATTACHMENTS.
The way to make money is to save it. To
3. Foot Racing for young ami old.
at the expense of that which is buried
Committee of Arrangements—W. M. Col-
-ave it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay CASH
4. Amusements for the ladies.
J is. Griffin, representing the Uni­
and should he forgotten only to) per *
tor your goods and buy of
During the day’ there will be a base hall vig, T. I’. Kahler. Helen McDonough.
versal Copying Co npany, whose work game between the Jacksonville first nine ami
ceptibly manifests itself.
REAMES BROS.
Fort
Klamath
first
nine
for
a
lilieral
prize.
is unequale I, this week took sever il
OI FICEItS OF THE I>AV:
T he Republicans of California have
1TH NEW AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1ST». HAS PASSED THE
orders for enl irged pictures. His ad­
Chief
Marshal.
E. D. Foudray; Assistant
stage of experiment and stands unrivalled to-day as tin- best Self-Binder in the world.
nominated a full State ticket, with
Marshals, T. T. McKenzie, Win. Bybee.
vertisement will appear next week.
It
was
awarded the lirst premium and gold medal by the Oregon State Fair for 1878 over all
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Grand Ball at Veit’s Hall in the evening.
Goo. C. Perkins for Governor, The
other Binders.
OF—
Some lads were in town this week Music l<v .laeksonvill«' Brass and String Bands.
nomination of Mr. Perkins is the most
i-iT Tickets, without supper, S1.09.
judicious one made, for, excepting the with a petrified hum an foot and stock­
> I
OOODS!!
judicial nominees, the candidates are ing they had found in tho vicinity
“EXCELSIOB”
comparatively unknown. Th© rail- of R >guo river sometime since and
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For 1879, leads all other Separators and Horse Power in improvements of real merit and value;
in fact it is the
—AT—
roid influence, always an important were endeavoring to sell as a cabinet
curiosity.
factor in California politics, was per­
BOSS THRESHER OF AMERICA.
Jacksonville Lodge No 10.
G. W. Elliott will hang up a gold
ceptible and did not hesitate to make
BELLE WAGONS AND HACKS, COOl’F.R S PORTABLE TRACTION’ FARM EN­
GINES, STATIONARY ENGINES, AND SAW MILL MACHINERY,
itself felt. California will this year be w itch, valued at $75, forsiddle hors««*
TURBINE WATER WHEELS, ETC., AND
Oregon St., Jacksonville,
the scene of a quadrangular fight, being on the Fourth of July. The race will
riHIE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS-
th.catened with four full sets of can­ be a single dash of a mile, entry
I tire in announcing to the public that ho
'$10;
all
entrance
money
over
$50
will
didates—tho Workingman’s and New
has just received a complete and first-class
assortment of Gent’s Furnishing Goods,
Constitution pirtios also proposing to | go to the second horse.
A. SLOCUM, Roseburg, Manager for Southern Oregon. R eames B ros ., such as Hats, Shirts, Underwear, etc.; l>est
?«*atest the honors witli tho old organ­
brands of Cigars and Tobacco; l’i|>es, No­
Dan. Cronetniller returned from
Jacksonville, Local Agents.
tions, Fancy Goods, Glassware, Crockery,
izations.
I
A(
KSONVILLE
LODGE
WILL
CELE-
XsTSEND
FOR
CIRCULARS
AND
PRICE
LIST,
x
Grave croek Wednesday an 1 will leave
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REAMES BROS.,
Warm weather Is upon us.
Immense Reduction in Prices !
I
AHEAD AS USUAL!!
NEWMAN FISHER
TO THE PUBLIC:
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
H
GREAT SLAUGHTER of PRICES
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
E. JACOBS’ STORE
Oregon Street, Jacksonville,
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
Ever Known in a Regular Business,
LARGEST STOCK f-
PRO BONO PUBLICO !
ALL FOR CASH!!
THE NEW YORK STORE AHEAD ! !
Spring and Summer Dry-Goods
THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1879.
1776
1879.
GRAND CELEBRATION
FOURTH GF JULY
FRANK BROS
FARM MACHINERY AND AGR1CTLTLRAI
CELEBRATION
WOOD'S SELF-BINDING HARVESTER !
LATEST ARRIVALS
NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY Walter A. Wood’s Header. Viciar Sclf-Dumj Hay Rates, Chicago Piits Threshers
and Horse Power.
BRECKENFELD ’ S !
A Full Line of Extras for all Machinery Always Kept on Hand.
On Monday, August 18th, 1879
»1
brate its coming anniversary on the
aving just received a new above date by a Procession, Exercises at the
J uige B elli ng Z. h rendered a for tho KI unath Agency in a few days.
stock of Harness, Buggies and Car­ Court House Square, Ball, etc.
righteous decision in th© ca?** of R,e He reports tho mining season about
3 1« 1C K V 15 I« .Æ > <D B 5
riages, I am now prepared t<> furnish my Members of the Order will meet in Odd
Fellows Hall at 1:30 1*. M. and forming in
city of Portland vs. A. Hamilton, one i Cver in tho northern end of thecounty, patronsand the public generally with as
OF THE •
procession will leave the hall at 2 o'clock r.
brought to test tho constitutionality of those that ‘»¿VO not clean© 1 up at this
FINE TURNOUTS
m . After marching through the principal
st roots the procession will move to the Court
the law’ passed by the recent Legisla­ timo being thus enj^jTOd at present.
As can bo find on fh<> Pacific Coast. Saddle House Square, w here the following exercis­
horses hired to go to any part of the country. es will take place:
ture prohibiting the employment of
At a meeting of Table R'”-k En­
Animals BOUGHT and SOLD. Horses
1. Music by the Band.
Chinese upon public works. The de­
o
OF CALIFORNIA
Opening ode.
broke
to
work
single
or
double.
Horses
campment, I. O. O. F., hold Tuesday boarded, ami the best of care bestowed upon
3. Prayer by the Chaplain.
fendant, who was a street contractor,
evening, the following officers were them vV.hile in my charge.
4. Vocal music.
had proceeded with liis work in viola­
<5. Reading of Dispensation.
elected for tho ensuing term: K. Ku- JfJ' MA’ TERMS’ ARE REASONABLE.
DANIEL REAM, M. D., President.
JOHN B. ROHRER, Vice President
Music by the Band.
6.
tion of this act, which the city author­
J.
M.
WALBRIDGE.
Secretary.
Oration
by
ex-Governor
S.
F.
Chad-
<.
bli, C. P.; S. J. Day, II. P.; T. B.
ities combatted, leading to a suit and
A liberal share of the public patronage is wick.
EXE(’l”TIVE COMMITTEE.
Kont, S. W.; Fred. Luy, J. W.; Her­ solicited.
8. M usic.
W. J. I’LYMALE.
Judge Bellinger’s opinion establishing
i
(
losing
ode.
P. S. Terwilliger.
A. M . Johnson,
9.
< ¡eorge Smith,
man Helms, Scribe; John Miller, Troas-'
’0. Prayer.
the validity of the law. The people
Perry Hoyt,
John Miller.
Tlio l^ino
In the evening a ball will be given at Veit
urcr.
of Oregon are to be congratulated upon
Schutz’Hall, to which »cordial invitation is
BOARD OE TRUSTEES :
extended. Music by the Jacksonville Brass Daniel Ream, M. D.
the upshot of this affiir, as it oeca-
I>r. J. C. Belt, formerly of this place,
P. S. Terwilliger
John B. Rohrer
and String Band. Tickets for Ball, includ­
Hoyt
Perry
A. M. Johnson
J.
M.
Walbridge
preeedent,
the
value
of
which
sjon* a
was last week committed to the Insane
ing supper, $3.00.
N. D. Julien
(
'liarle•s B. Boice
<
leorge
Smith
he
overeat
i'ii
iteil
.
Committee
of
Arrangements
—
Fred.
Luy,
cannot
Asylum by the authorities of Douglas «TILL MAKE THE ENSUING SEASON
Chas. Bonliart
IT at the following named places: At K. Kubli, H. v. He.'uis, Frank Krause, John Miller
It. B. PARTRIDGE, Agent.
county,
lie
has
long
been
addicted
to
J. Bailey’s, on the east side of Bearcreek two Thos. B. Kent.
T he school-hook question, which
Reception
Committee
—
Jesse
Houck,Win.
miles north of I’ho'iiix, Mondays " ik I Tues­
This Organization has been formed in the interest of Policy Holders, and all money paid into
has so sorely troubled the Solons of the inordinate use of liquor and opium, days of each week during the season: at I*. M. Turner, John Bolt.
which Anally loft him a complete wreck Simon’s at Eagle Point, Wrflnesdavs and
Floor Managers—II. v. Helm?. J. P. Mc­ this office for insurance will be retameil and invest«-*! in this viemitv. I'.ach of the aliove nam­
O “gon for these many yeirs, is finally’
ed gentlemen have taken $1(1,<MK) insurance on their lives, in this Company. Parties desiring
T. T. McKenzie.
Before his arrest on the charge ol in Thursdays; at niv place, on rhe north side I Daniel,
Marshal, H. v. Helms; AssistaiMs, A. information regarding the Company, or insurance upon their lives, are respectfully referred to
at rest, let us hope. By a vote of the
of Rogue river. Ftidavs and Saturdays.
any of the above named gentlemen.
Bish and J. IL Hvzer.
sanity he became quite violent, neces­
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
S lio-d »Superintendents of the several
\-y.No pains will bo spared to make i he
sitating the removal to his preseut
Dick Turpin is five years old next June, celebration and ball a success in every' par­
counties th«? In dependent series of
and is a beautiful dapple bay’ with a small ticular and an invitation to participate is ex­
quarters.
GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES!
white star in forehead, one white foot, and tended to all.
text liook-, published by A. S. B <rn«*s
weighs 1,330 pounds. He was sired by Ad.
— AT—
Crescent City seems to be develop­ Sizemore’s "Frank,” and ho by imported
Jr ('<> <>f Nevv Y >rk, were substitute«!
rnilE UNDERSIGNED HAVE A BAND
1
of
good,
clean
and
well-gra>led
sheep
Suffolk
Punch,or
better
known
as
the
Noble
NOTICE.
for 1» m(*r««fi’s, an I the State Board of ing more strength in the struggle for Fox Hunter, of England. Dick Turpin’s
for sale, consisting of about five humlred Frey’s Boot and Shoe Store.
E lit i’ii»n has given ofii -ial notiee that the harbor of refuge than any of the «lam was sire«l bvS. Hogget's Luminux.and VTOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ami fifty head, mostly ewes with lambs.
he by Owensby’s Lummux and out of a Mes­ IN stockholders of the Emelin© Quicksil­ These sheep are in good order—in fact there
C alifornia S treet
they Will llterelore be used in the pub­ other competing point*, though Cape senger mare bred in Kentucky. Dick’s ver Mining ('<>. that the annual meeting of is not a nicer bunch of sheep in the country
lic -clionls of Or«'g »n until 1SS1. The Gregory, off the coast of Coos county, grand dam, on the horse's side, was a Jack the Company will be hold at the Court of its size. They will be sold cheap, as we Jacksonville,
Oregon.
Hawkins mare.
House in Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 17th have not sufficient range for them. For
looms
up
as
a
formidable
rival.
The
new scries are sai l to be of a superior
TERMS—Singh? service $4* for the season «lay of July, 1879, at 1 o’clock p. M. of said particulars inquire of
aving permanently located
BIRDSEY A MATHIS,
day, for the election of officers for the en­
character; hut whether the change will testimony goes to show that works $10. Wheat, oats and barley taken at mark­ suing
in Jacksonville, th«' undersigned re­
ltock Point, Oregon.
year and for the transaction of such
et
price.
Ten
per
cent,
discount
on
cash
pay
­
spectfully informs the public that he
further business as mav properly come up.
»■pay th© extra expense it incurs or could be put up at less expense and to ments.
poll MINING BLANKS GO THE TIMES prepared’ to do all kinds of work in the boot
E. D FOÜDRAY, President.
For further information inquire of
ae warfare that brought it about, better advantage at these points than
I
O ffice . Copp’s Hand-book of Mining and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran­
Attest: T. B. K ent , Secretary.
JAMES W. COLLINS.
I anywhere else.
Law always kept on band. Price $1 a copy. teed.
GEORGE W. FREY.
Jacksonville, June 19, 1879.
Sam’s Valley, April 4th, 1879.
emains to be seen.
H
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
DICK TURPIN !
SHEEP FOR SALE.
1
H
I
Musical Instruments, Bird Cages, Station­
ery, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Albums,
Toys, Candies, Nuts, etc., which will lie sold
at the chea|M'st rates. Give me a call and
see for yourselves.
F. BRECKENFELD.
MATT. SHANNON,
BLACKSMITH,
FOURTH STREET, JACKSONVILLE.
aving taken charge of tiye
shop formerly occupied by Ilan. Crone­
H miller,
situated north of Cardwell’s Livery
Stable, 1 am now prepared to do
<¿ESF.ltAL BLACKKMITH1NU
in the best manner and on short notice.
My terms are reasonable. Satisfaction guar­
anteed. Give me a trial.
Horse-shoeing a specialty.
MATT. SHANNON.
Jacksonville, Feb. 18, 1878.
H. L. MURTON,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGENT
Roseburg, Oregon.
XTERCIIANTS
of
JACKSONVILLE
Al and vicinity shi «ping goods via Ro’*e-
bmg will find it to their advantage to slop
through this house. Ample warehouse
r<»oin. safe and careful storage, and business
promptly attended to.
References; 8. Marks & Co.,
J.
Fined,
G. Haynes, Roseburg.
is
Charges
on Freight......
per ton
“
“ Salt por car load. ..$1.00
.. .80 “ <4
"
Mark your goods: Care
of II. L. M.
Roseburg
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