The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, September 05, 1879, Image 3

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    ItlllEF Ht.llHEVlE.
A farewell party was given at the residence
of B. F. Dowell last Monday evening in honor
nf Miss Millie X’lning, who took her departure
for Ashland Wednesday. It proved a pleasant
, affair.
1 he new school books have not arrived and
the scholastic year may be well advanced be-
1 tore they do. Exchange and introduction rates
are not profitable, which may account for the
delay.
A multitude of agents for organs, sewing
machines, etc., are among us, w ho are rein­
forced by the patent churn man with an ex­
cellent invention to save farmers’ wives a deal
of work.
Wils. Berry steps unusually high of late,
but this eccentric conduct on his part may be
easily accounted for by glancing at the items
under the head of “Born.
It's a girl of ortho­
dox weight.
David Linn is now engagedin roofing Holt's
new hotel, which w ill be ready for occupancy
before many months. It will probably be
called the Jacksonville Hotel, and very appro­
priately so.
Two partiesoccurred at XX’ilderville last Fri­
day night one at Knight’s and the other at
Wilder's. Neither was conspicuous by reason
of a large attendance, but both nevertheless
passed off pleasantly.
The Manzanita district school house is about
to be removed from its present location to
Central Point. Some opposition to the re­
moval seems to manifest itself among the resi­
dents of the district.
i
I’EKNoyil. VOTES
MIMMI VEHS.
FAIMINU VOTES.
I
marrikd
KEANE—HILLS—On Appiedate, at Hie
Col. XX'. S. Stone and lady were in town
Work has been suspended on the Grave
Harvest is nearing a close,
residence of the otlieiating officer. Aogust
this
week.
Creek Co.’s mammoth ditch for the present.
FRIDAY,
...SEPTEMBER 5, 1879. I
25th, by J. H. Knutzen, J. P-, J. H- Kean*»
XX heat is found to lie light and shriveled in
Miss Ida Danforth is expected home from
to Mix« Lillie Hill«.
I Sickness is disappearing.
A full supply of mining blanks and many instances, owing to rust.
b'»«
Idaho in a fexv days.
Copp’s Hand-book of Mining Law can al­
T hanks .—Our politest bow to Mrs. John
Read the new advertisements.
Millers are now busily engaged in grinding
BORN.
Ex-Governor Chadwick will return to this ways be obtained at the T imes office.
Miller for a basket of delicious peaches of am­
the new crop, which seems to be quite heavy,
Local correspondence solicited.
WILSON—In Table Rock precinct, Augu t
section in a few days.
ple proportions -the finest that have come to
John Cimborsky will start for Beavercreek considering the rust.
28th,to the wife of Win. Wilson, a daugh­
Moonlight rambles are iu order.
our notice this season. They were raised on
Mrs. Matt. Obenchain returned from a visit next week, intending to do some work on
ter.
Col.
John
E.
Ross
’
mammoth
four-year-old
Pioneer reunion next Thursday.
the C’happel farm on Applegate, now the prop­
the Eineline and Beaver creek cinnabar
to Like county Tuesday.
BERRY
—In Jacksonville, Align'd 2Sth, to
colt was weighed Wednesday and kicked the
mines.
erty of Mr. Miller.
the wife of I. W. Berry, a daughter,
I he M. E. parsonage has a new roof.
A. Fisher leaves for San Francisco next week
beam at 1,580 pounds.
Operat ons are still progressing at the
Buy
your
wife
the
light
running
Singer.
and
will
not
return
until
Spring.
R eligious I tems .—Ilev. Father Blanchet
Millers are now offering 55 cents a bushel
DIED
Applegate Gravel Company's diggings,
1 lit-Jacksonville Minstrels Wednesday night.
XX’m. Carll was in town Tuesday, but went
will hold services at St. Francis' < liurcli,
for
wheat
on
thirty
days
’
time
and
60
cents
though they are mostly of a preparatory
BUICK —At Myrtle creek, Douglas county,
north the same ilay, as also did Col. Stone.
Eagle Point, next Sunday at the usual hour.
< let your old school-books ready forexchang­
when six months’ time is given them.
nature.
at the residence of his father, D. ¡8. K. Buie«,
.... Rev. M. A. Williams will occupy the pul­ ing.
B. XX'. Olwell of 1‘hcenix and S. XX'. Kilgore
Septemlier 3, ¡879, »it 12} o clock a . m .. >of
Though the San Francisco market is quiet
Wm. Bybee has two men engaged in dig­
hemorrhage of the lungs. Edward Arthur I»u-
pit of the M. E. Church in Jacksonville next
of
Ashland
paid
us
a
flying
visit
yesterday.
Printing in colors a specialty at the T imes
ging a ditch from Bummer creek to some Oregon wool continues to advance in price,
ick. aged 25 years, 1 month and 21 days.
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock.
office.
Daniel Gaby, formerly of Ashland, is now promising ground on Grave creek. It will Eastern being quoted at 18(021c. and valley at
22(«28c.
practicing law at Independence, Folk county. be 280 rods in length.
Harvest is about over and the printer should
DR. MINTIE S NEPHRETICUM.
I mportant N otice . W u are now sending
A
corner
in
rubber
boots
is
reported
The
Siskiyou
County
Agricultural
Society
out statements of account to those indebted to not lie forgotten.
Anton Bruns, an old resident of this county,
D r . M intie ’ s N ephretiuum works won­
New" goods just received at Kubli's and the
the T imes office and expect that prompt at­
is lying dangerously ill at the Franco-American from San Francisco and miners may be will award a premium of $100 to the liest ders. In all «ms«« of Dropsv, Bright’s h x-
obliged to pay a handsome royalty upon brass band in the district. Jacksonville “will ease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Com­
tention will lie paid them, as we must soon City Drug Store.
Hotel.
plaints, or Retention of Urine, are cured by
them before it is broken up.
be <lar.”
meet {layinents in a considerable amount.
Rev. XV. T. Chapman, recently in charge of
Linkville has a music teacher in Miss Katie
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the
Nephreticum. Female Weakness, Grav-
A load of Chinese arrivod from Pleasant
The sum each may lie indebted is small, but Remine of X reka.
l’atterson A Co. of Eden precinct are ojierat- el, Diabetes, pain
Ashland Circuit, has been transferred to Cor­
in the Imek, side »ml
i
creek
Sunday
and
have
gone
to
work
on
1
when
all other medicines
loin
are
cured
-------
—
in the aggregate amounts to a great deal to us.
inga thresher with a derrick rake that is said to
vallis.
John Griffin and family have returned from
the
extension
of
the
Sterling
ditch,
which
have
failed.
County scrip will be taken at par.
Chas. Nunan, who has been paying this sec­
do its work well, besides saving the wages of
their mountain trip.
See what the druggists of Portland and
is to be completed in 60 days.
........................
.........
tion quite a visit, returned to San Francisco
several hands.
San
Francisco
sa v ..........
about l)r. Mimie’« No-
Senator <• rover has our thanks for a supply
C oming .- A delegation from Ieka Tribe No.
Stock will soon be put upon the market
plireticiini and English Dandelion Pill*:
Tuesday.
A large amount of grain, vegetables, fruit,
• >3, Improved Order of Red Men, of X reka, of valuable public documents.
XVe have sold a large amount of Dr. Min­
The Mayor of X’ictoria, B. C.—J. IL Turner by the Applegate (Grand) Gravel Company. etc., is being ship|ied east of the mountains tin’« medicine«: The English I'andeli n
will probably pay’ their brethren <>f Oregonian-
We learn that 500,000 shares will be issued,
Geo. XX'. Stevenson has commenced the con­
—passed through town the other day en route
from the valley, to be followed by a great deal Pill«; «Iso the famed Nephreticum, amj <n
Pocahontas Tribe No. I of this place a frater- struction of a commodious barn.
the par value of which is $1 a share.
all case« highly recommended:
for California.
more before the season closes.
nal visit sometime next month, most likely
John A. Childs, Druggist, Second stieet,
Jack Layton intends constructing a very
The Singer Company manufactures anil sells
Dr. Aiken returned from Linkville XX’edues-
A resident of Smith river, Cal., this week Portland.
after the Siskiyou County Fair. Of course over 1 .ISM) sewing machines a day.
large reservoir that will prolong opera­
C. If. XVoodward .t Co., Druggist«, corner
day and reports the condition of Hattie Hanna tions several week and be of great service traded a lot of cheese for a wagon-load of flour.
they will be welcome, for a more genial and
First and Alder «tree!«, Portland.
St. Mary's Academy commenced its fifteenth
as
much
improved.
Any amount of similar reciprocity would be
worthy tril>e of warriors never existed any-
when water begins to fail each season.
Messrs. Abrams A Carroll, wholesale
year Momlay with a fair attendance.
Druggists, Nos. 3 and 5 Front street, S. F.
Mrs. Dr. Callender of Roseburg did not ar­
beneficial
in
more
ways
than
one.
where, and the freedom of our illihee will
Water has almost completely failed nt
We regard the Nephreticum a« the trest
XX etterer's brewery is under the manage­ rive last week, as announced, but will pay
I he new foundry of Zimmerman A Frazer,
most graciously be accorded them.
Foot’s creek, though a lew miners are still
Kidney and Bladder remedy before tho
T.
Conway
of
Josephine
desires
to
exhibit
ment
of
a
new
brewer
from
Portland,
who
at Roseliur-', is being well patronized.
Jacksonville a visit soon.
engaged in cleaning up. Preparations for i some tine colts by “Peninger’s Mike” at the public. All druggists keep them.
F lour XX’ antei ». The citizens of Jackson
fully
understands
the
business.
A
first-class
For all derangements of the Liver,__
■ I. XX. M.timing ha« purchased Ex'an Reames’
Miss Eva Miller of R >ek Point precinct has next season are being commenced there, as Jackson county fair, but as this institution Use Dr. Mintie’s English Dandelion Pill«
county have another opportunity of disposino " l amp-on colt, pay ing 8 l(X) for him. Cheap. quality of beer can be obtained at this estab­
been engaged to teach the Table Rock district also elsewhere.
For Biliousness and Dyspepsia,
died of neglect several years ago his wishes
of a considerable quantity of flour, as the
lishment at all times.
Use Dr. Mintie’« English Dandelion 1*111«.
A religious society, know n as the Dunkards,
school for the ensuing term.
John
Enos
and
others
are
now
engaged
w
ill
not
be
realized.
Chief Commissary of Subsistence at Vancouver
The Odd Fellows of Ashland have reconsid-
For Fever and Ague,
I.« ho bling a canip-meeting in Heber's Grove.
Col. R. F. Maury, who has an excellent in prospecting the bed of Rogue river, near
>ui'l the acting Commissary at Fort Klamath
Use
Dr. Mintin'« English Dandelion Pills.
With
the
foreign
demand
unlimited
and
ered their determination and will probably
Fisher’s ferry, withexcellent results. They
Every
family should not fail to keep the
B tter than a letter to your friends in the join in with Messrs. Fountain, Farlow, Hcl- orchard as well as a tine garden, is furnishing
wdl receive sealed proposals until noon of
may’ put in a wingdam if developments crops short in the Willamette and Unqiqua English Dandelion Pills on hand.
Friday, Septemlier 26th, for the delivery at States: A copy of the T ime « sent regularly. man aud Jnlow in the construction of a two- the market w ith splendid peaches.
valleys, wheat is likely to lie worth $1 a bush­
Dr. Mintie’« Remedies will not “Cure all
continue favorable.
Jas. Wright of Roseburg, well known in this
the latter post of 2s,000 pounds of flour, 3,000
el
at
Roseburg
before
Spring,
It may then Complaints,” but will give immediate relief
The roads leading from the valley to Fort story brick building.
Egan <t Co. have suspended operations
and |>erfeet a cure in all eases, if taken ac­
section, was in town this week, having accom­
pounds to be a superior article for family use. Klamath are lined xvith teams hauling supplies.
Next week we will commence the publica­
on t heir quartz ledge in the Willow Springs prove profitable for our farmers to haul their cording to directions, w hich they are recom­
panied the Hutchinson family here.
The whole must lie delivered between October
mended for.
district. After going down quite a distance grain to that point.
l’he boys about tow n propose resuscitating tion of the excellent oration delivered at the
25th and November 25, 1879.
D r . A. E. M intie A Co.—Gent«: I vol­
Rev.
A.
Hardison
and
family,
accompanied
water
proved
too
abundant
and
it
will
be
th
is
Win.
Ray
<>f
Applegate
was
in
town
ri'-ent
Odd
Fellows
’
celebration
1>\
lion.
S.
F.
the Jacksonville Turnverem, which is a good
unteer to sav your English Dandelion Pills
by
thu
family
of
Judge
Day,
returned
from
a
necessary’ to procure a pump before work week and did not give a very flattering account equal and even surpass all you claim
Chadwick. It will no doubt prove verx inter­
P ostponed .—Jacksonville having had a idea.
trip
to
the
Soda
Springs
this
week.
can
be resumed.
of the harvest in that section. He says that “from my exi»erieiieein their use.” Fancy
llethora of amusements this week,the amateur
D. Linn has engaged the services of a first- esting reading matter.
they have no equal for Dyspepsia and Liver
N
’
exvt.
Haskins
of
Sterling
creek
recent
­
Superintendent Klippel returned to the there will hardly be enough wheat to furnish troubles.
vlinstrels concluded to postpone their enter- class upholsterer and is doing tine work in this
l’he Literary Society elected the following
J. A. STKowniuiiGE,
First Street. Leather Merchant.
ainment until next Wednesday evening, line.
officers last Tuesday evening: < lias, l’rim, ly finished a neat residence, which was the Squaw Lake diggings this week for the the farmers with bread. The rust has been
purpose ot putting everything in shape lor more general and injurious than at first antic­
Portland, Sept. 17, 1878.
event of a house-warming the other night.
'•eanwhile they are assiduously enu iged in
Bring on yonr wood as soon as you please; President; Chas. Strang, Vico President; B.
D r . A. E. M intie A C o .—Gents: I have
another
run
before
water
fails
entirely
this
ipated.
ehearsing and will no doubt favor the public
B. Beekman. S 'cretary; Win. T. Mnore, Treas­
E. I’. Pickens of Table Buck informs us that
used your famed English Dandelion Pill<*
Lilt don’t bring knots that the devil can't
season. There is considerable water still in
Many’ localities in this section escajMs! the tor torpid liver and dyspepsia and can
ith a first-class and unexceptionable perform-
the yield of grain is fair in his neighborhood,
urer; Frank Hull'er, Warden.
split.
the lakes and operations were suspended
rust altogether, which accounts for the abund­ freely «ay, they are the liest Pill« I ever
ice, M their songs, dances, sketches, etc.,
The shipment of Fall and Winter goods will although there was some rust iu many places. for awhile to permit it to accumulate.
had. I <:an recommend them as a sure pre­
The
school-boy
is
beginning
........
..
the
days
ance and excellent quality of the new wheat. ventive and positive cure in all cases of
a new and their ambition great. Everybody
soon commence and our merchants will lind it
Carter
has
gone
to
Lakeview,
L
XV.
when he will be subjected to a diet of essence
Another rich strike occurred at the Sugar The cause of the rust was more or less attribu­ fever and ague. Truly vonrs,
mid be on hand and see the fun.
advantageous to consign their goods in care of he w ill establish himself in business, h
A mo « P artridge , Contractor.
of birch again.
Pine ledge oil Galice ereek last week, which table to the rain that fell while the grain was
H. I.. Murton of Roseburg, a practical ware­ excellent painter. His
Portland,
Oct. 5, 1878.
promises
to
be
of
considerable
extent.
Pay
A number of ditches of various lengths
r is a J ob ? It may be in order for L. M.
ripening and the weather warm, an 1 which was
D r . M intie A Co. treat all Chronicaiut
houseman, who. will guarantee satisfaction. ‘ him.
rock
had
about
petered
out
before
this
last
kerson, of the lxl.unath Indian Agency, to are being constructed iu the northern portion
S| >ecial Diseases with success. No. 11 Kear­
not general.
The Revs. Bell, Klyce, Miller and Stahl, ac- discovery was made. The vein is several
Several have entered the lists in the contest
ney’ St., San Francisco, Cal.
ain why such limited notice for proposals of the county.
eompanied by Mrs. Bell and Mr.s. < livens of inches wide and full of gold. Green Bros.,
for
the
premium
offered
by
us
for
the
largest
C
ontemptible .—Some ignoble wretch visit­
he furnishing of supplies was given, it is
A mantle of snow fell over Mount Me-
Roseburg, have gone to the Coquille river, Coos t ho enterprising proprietors, are to be con­ ed Peter Britt's farm, a few miles north of town, TO THE FRONT AGAIN!
»riotis fact that many of our citizens were Laughlin during the prevalence of thu culd watermelon and the battle wages fiercely. \\ e
gratulated upon the good luck that has one night recently ami perpetrated acts of van­
county.
re-erve the decision until the end of the season
.^terr'.d from bidding because they were not spell last week.
—WITH A—
again
overtaken them.
E.
Del
’
eatt,
Esq.,
of
Ashland,
has
been
re
­
and have appointed our imp of darkness as sole
dalism that entitle him to a free berth in Ho­
formed in the premises in due season and
Pioneers can pay their membership dues, referee.
appointed a notary public by Governor Ihay-
Ca pt. Ankeny, while at Sterling last week, tel de Bush. Not satisfied with demolishing
ni’d havebt en entirely unaw are ot" Mr. N:ck- amounting to 50 cents, to K. Rubli, treasurer
( leo.
Hamlin returned from Lake county er. Ed. has tilled this appointment accepta­ lot the contract tor digging the extension the windows ami doing other injury to the
JtBou's intentions but for the local item in the ol their society.
thi s week and informs us that cattle are do­ bly for years.
of his ditcli to a Chinese company at $J.25 farm-house he hastened to exhibit the small­
T imi :« of last week. XX e have always pre-
From San Francisco
has placed the Rogue river a rod, whoare not likely to realize a fortune ness of his nature in a manner that leaves no
J. W. .Manning this week purchased a tine ing finely, grass being plentiful. He says
IL
I
’
.
Deskills
siiiiii d that the Goveriiineiit authorities re­
span of horsi for his livery stable from John Barm s A. Helms' band of cattle, numbering road in excellent condition, in which work he therefrom, as they’ took it quite low. This doubt of his identity as a first-class scoundrel.
quired that ample notice should I»e given.
ox er 1IM> head, is herded near X’ainax and far­ has been assisted By the teamsters, who raised will bring the ditch to the place known Wednesday night Mr. Britt's fence was fired,
Bolt of Applegate.
ing well.
ii’ the Havden A Cameron cut on Deming probably by the same individual, which would
Ill
XM>
Col
LEGE.
The
n
lle-OPENING OF A
a subscript ion to prosecute it.
in» has formed a combination
The 1 t-s Band
creek, and will then bo in range of some have resulted disastrously but for the timely
Shack
Nasty
Jim,
according
to
late
advices
■:inn;i'»U of studies at ihe Ashland AcadelilX will t ! J u ksonville Minstrels and will ac-
J. IL K’nitz-’ii of Apple '.ate will haul a load
pEGS LEA VE TO CALI. THE ATTEN-
of the very best mining ground he is pos-
from
the
Modoes,
has
turned
fanner,
an
I
cm
j Bfornivd inti a ci '
ie:n to X’rcka.
C1 >mp:u
of flour to market, via the Crescent City road. Bussed of. The Captain proposes to make arrival <>f D. M. McMenaniy. The apprehen­ I ) tion of ilio pillili«* to thè taci flint he hns
just retili ned irom San Francisco with a full
Sit ‘round tlm stu'e, talk iivrii, a"d r-
> mana o'im nt <>f
(Ither teamster are following suit whenever extensive preparations for next season, sion of this modern vandal will be followed stock of
It ury I Tpe'imt W ini jell A Holms teeeived ag> cultural exchange for three ho'irs
a
by the meting out of the fullest justice.
.-mis, assi.-'f’ J by
they can procure a load of freight.
a load of ic ■ Wednesday, which xvill probaldy st retch as successfully as any XX’ isconsin "
when work will be resumed in earnest.
•r
the 15th inst., will be atteiii
b. .• the last of the season.
Wm. Hoirman of this place and Fountain & Ho is sanguine of the best results and his
ever did.
T he H utchinson F amily .—The citizens of
y interesting exercises. I h
Carlos Goddard and familx’, accompanied by Farlow of Ashland have been appointed agents anticipations are not amiss, we think.
E. Jacob has received another addition to
Jackson county were visited by this company
CONSISTING IN FART OF
.id will serve a collai.on at
Our valued correspondent, under date of of widely-known musical geniuses during the
nis already large stock of goods. Give him a Mi-ses Irene and Mel. W'risley and Mrs. XV. B. tor the new scries of school books, which wdl
place, in addition to whi
August 29th, writes: Since the mining sea­ past week and favored with a treat. Their LADIES' FANCY GOODS
call, if you want bar ains.
< antrell of X reka, have gone to Lake county arrive in time for the opening of school.
addri’sscS by till* I’re-idi iit .tin!
son
has closed this place is as quiet as a songs are quaint but beautiful, varied and of
Daniel Walker of Ashland precinct gave us
The shanty on the site of the proposi'd Pres- on a trip of recreation and will probably visit
toasts, etc. '1 he si rx ici - of t
OF EVERY VARIETY,
country
church yard. Nothing transpires a high character, the rendition of which at
bx tcrian church is being removed, to make place <'rater Lake and other points of interest be­ a call Monday. He is interested in a large
‘Itr.uss Band have been engaged
fore returning.
band of cattle in Lake county, which has fared to mar the peace »nd harmony of the burg, once stamped the several members of the fam­
for its substantial successor.
time is anticipated.
except the usual Sunday spree. But this ily as artists of more than ordinary ability.
That desirable piece of property known as exceedingly well during the past year,
The directors of school district No. -10 have
can last only fur a short time. Before many
T he S terling M ixe . From J. S. Howard, engaged the services of Miss Dora Godfrey for tin Ammerman place, one of the finest tracts
OE THE LATEST STYLES,
11. U. Fleming, who has been engaged to months shall elapse the English and Blue Although on their travels for many years this
who has been engaged in surveying and level­
of land in the valley, and situated one mile south teach thu second department of our district
is their first visit to Southern Oregon, and
the term about to commence.
Gravel Companies will be washing the
ing at tho Sterling mine, we learn that great
of Pluenix, is offered for sale on reasonable school, w ill .soon take up a resilience among us.
golden treasure from tlie mountain sides we hope it will not be the last. They ajqiear at Groceries, Tobaccos, &c., Ac.
Gilt-edged,
turned-down
and
every
imagina
­
preparations are in progress there under the
terms. See advertisement elsewhere for fur­ having rented a dwelling-house in the suburbs with their mighty pipes, and Galice cre<-k Ashland this evening and a large audience
WHICH HE IS SELLING
supervision of Mr. I hoiiidyke of Galice crceu, ble description of calling cards furnished at the ther particulars.
of town.
‘will again be a place of bustling activity. should greet them.
who is acting as superintendent in the absence T imes office at San Francisco rates.
The annual Siskiyou County Fair xvill no
Henry R. Brown is Brownsl «trough's new ...... Hon. Dan. L. Green has removed his
Parties at Sam’s valley and XlcCoy’s Grove doubt be attended by quite a large number of
of Frank Ennis. The extension of the ditch
Advertising UhenlW.
family to the Sugar Pine ledge. A streak
will necessitate much incidental work, al! of are announced for this evening. A pleasant people from Southern Oregon. The Agricul­ Postmaster, While w<- regret that Mr. Miller of very rich ore lias recently been found in
It has become so common to write the
should have thought it best to resign, all will
which will iiu tir the outlay of about SS.fMM). time is in store for those who attend.
tural Society is sparing no pains to make it a
that ledge, which is gradually widening. lioginnitig of an elegant, interesting article,
MEN’S’ AND BOYS' SHIRTS,
A car has lxen received from beloxv and the
Water has been discovered in a spring on complete success and we have no doubt but lie pleased to learn that he has so worthy a ...... A. Lemeriel found another nugget in and then run it into some advertisement,
A
full
assortment from the finest to the
successor.
Hayden & Cameron cut w ill be enlarged to fa­ Grave creek, which removes grease and other xx hat it w ill sueceed.
his claim atSilver creek last week weighing that we avoid all such cheats and simply most common.
Mrs. M. H. Vining left for Ashland this $52...... John Bolt of Applegate was here this call attention to the merits of the O regon
cilitate operations. Capt. Ankeny, the enter­ -tains from clothing better than soap.
E. H. Autenricth, while rushing up the
SPECTACLES AND JEWELRY.
B lood P urifier in as plain, honest terms
week
ami has taken charge of the boarding- week looking as jovial as ever.
prising proprietor, xx isi-xpected back from Port­
An agent of the Commercial Fire Insurance Post Ofliee steps for the latest news from Sen­
The finest lot of Spectacles and Eye-glass­
as possible, to induce people to give it one es ever brought to the market*and Watchea
land yesterday and no time will be lost or <e X- Company took »diagram of the town last week ator Conkling last Sunday, sprained his ankle hall connected w ith the Colle;, ;e. The students
L
inkville J ockey (’ li b . A correspondent, trial, as no one who knows its value will and Jewelry of every description.
are
to
l>e
congratulated that it has fallen into
pen-<- spar, i m putting the mine in tirst-cla iSJJ and appointed J. Nunan as local agent.
and now navigates about with the assistance of
WCall and lie Convinced.TFt
writing under date of August 31.st, informs us ever use anything else.
such hands.
running order.
a
cane.
He
is
more
than
ever
satisfied
that
GEO. XV. ELLIOTT.
While in town the other day a son of Jacob
that
“
The
Linkville
Jockey
Club
’
was
organ
­
Sprague should have shot Roscoe on the spot.
I >r. < 'al laniss, formerly of Humboldt, Cal., ized on the 30th nit., with the following of­
I t is unreasonable for any one to expect
Mills fell into a fit and r<»»-eived injuries from
Assessor <'oddard has completed the assess­ arrived on the “Oregon and w ill tftke up his
which he has not fully recovered as yet.
ficers: Col. J. N. T. Miller, President; S. B. to enjoy good health when the blood is im­
I
ment of the county and returned Imine yes­ residence at Portland. His son, who is with
Cranston, Vice President; J. XX'. Ilamaker, pure and sluggish, or thin and watery, lie­
DaleV A Co. have received the contract for
cause through it the entire framework,
terday. The Board of Equalization xvill ex­ him, goes to \\ alia \\ alia on business for the
Secretary; Sikes Worden, Treasurer. Geo. T.
' constructing the new scliool-house for Ashland
brain, bone and muscles receive their nour­
amine the roll on the 22d and make corrections, S. F. “Bulletin.”
Baldwin, J. T. Forbes and S. B. Cranston were
district. I he building w ill cost, about $1,500.
if any there be. The amount of taxable prop­
A party consisting of Win. Kahler and wife, appointed a committee on constitution and by­ ishment. Frese’sHanibtirg Tea is admira­
bly suited to remove all obstrpct ions from
TRe ball at Herling's Monday niirlit should erty returned is hardly as large as last year. Mrs. Jas. McDonough and her two daughters,
laws, and Geo. Nurse, Sikes Worden and H.
the
bowels, kidneys and bladder, and thus
not be forgotten. Extensive preparations are
Of course xve want a railroad, but then a Misses Mary Sifers and Ella Hooten and Win. |,_ Webb as committee on track. The o bject
purify’ the whole system.
being made and a tine time may be anticipated. w hole train of cars would hardly lie necessary Kahler, Jr., started yesterday for John Day’s
of the Club is to tit up and maintain a track,
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A full supply of deeds, mortgages, lmtes, re­ to export the fresh butter and eggs we have as river, via Fort Klamath, to visit friends and etc., for training and racing, and the mem­
Cor sty C ourt . -The County Commission­
ceipts, attorney's summonses, Justice blank«, a surplus now. It is a common thing lately relations in that section.
bership fee has been placed at 85. The citizens ers' Court met this week, but transacted little
etc., is kept constantly on hand at the T imes that these farm productions cannot be had for
Bro. Leeds of the Ashland “ridings” ex­ of Linkville are to be complimented upon the business of importance. Win. Eaton was
H. HUSSELL, PEOPBIETOR
either love or money. This should not al­
office.
changed photographs with us Wednesday, ile pulilic-spiritedness tiny have thus evinced. awarded the contract for graveling 400 yards
ways lie.
They have taken a course that will redound of the county road in west end of Herrin's
Gripes have commenced ripening, the first
Jay Beach has dispo.-vd of his sutler-store at reports considerable improvement progressing
of which ma !'■ their appearance in tins market Fort Klamath to D. J. Ferree and Thatcher there, a large number of new buildings now be­ to their benefit before many years, which ex­ lane, his bid being $.398. K. Kuldi, W. J. H1IIE UNDERSIGNED, BEING STA-
ample other portions of Southern Oregon I’lymale and A. M. Berry' were apjMiinted I tinned at Ashland again, ha« turned his
!:i't xveek. l’he crop is liouuteous and of a tine A Worden, w e learn, and xvill hereafter devote ing in course of construction.
should not be slow in emulating.
viewers of a proposed road in pursuance of the entire attention to the
I>. H. Feathers, although ever ready to
quality.
himself to raising tine stock at his farm near
A Busi s ess M \N, AND no M ista ke . —It is petition of Jas. Elliott and others.
MARBLE BUSINESS,
The .Xugnst edition of the “West Shore," Linkville. His many friends wish him suc­ furnish a new Singer machine and take orders
we
meet
with
a
person
often
that
for
stylish
suits
of
clothing,
also
exhibits
not
cess
in
the
enterprise
he
has
inaugurated,
for
just is«n. d. is a superior number. L. Samuel,
A ccident . Mrs. N. Mansfield, residingnear and is fully prepared to fill «11 order« in
huge potatoes, 17x32 inches in size, grown on that combines enterprise, vim and busi-
litre with neatness and dispatch and at
the publisher, is to be complimented upon his he is worthy of it.
Willow Nprings, was severely burned Wednes­ this
prices
io smt the times.
as
does
completely
Capt.
acumen
as
the
Tolman
farm
by
W.
('.
Greenman.
ness
enterprise.
IL ?d. Thatcher, formerly Postmaster of
day by the sudden explosion of a can of pre­
Ankeny,
of
Portland,
the
present
proprietor
MONUMENTS,
TABLETS, HEADSTONES
Henry Waisman, who was so seriously in­
I . M. I’arker elsewhere advertises for the Salem, but now engaged tn stock-raising in
pared fruit that had been placed on the stove
of
the
Sterling
mine.
Not
longer
since
than
return ot two mares that straved from his Eastern Oregon, has purchased of J. C. Tol­ jured by a fall from Manning & Webb’s barn
and which she was sealing at the time. This Executed in any description of marble.
Every variety of cemetery and other stone­
last Friday he left this place for Portland, tar­
man
the
Norfolk
stallion
“
Boston,
’
paving
sometime
since,
is
mending
slowly
but
surely
place tw o weeks since. For further particulars
dangerous practice is quite common among work executed in a satisfactory manner.
S2JMMI for him. The horse, now in Lak under the treatment of Dr. Danforth and has rying more than a day at Galice creek, and now housewives and that accidents are not more Special attention given to orders from any
see his not ice.
county, w ill lie turned over to his llew pro­ become able to move about with a cane.
we find him back again looking after his min­
numerous is alone surprising. It ought to be part ot Southern Oregon. Address
All Singer machines in Jackson and Jose­ prietor before long.
¿.II. RUSNELL, Ashland, Or.
ing interests, having consumed hardly six days
phine counties will be kept in c»>od running
Judge Hanna, having been summoned to in making the transit and transacting a deal of discontinued at once.
Never in our history have concerts, theatrical
order. Ire • of exp nse, by brin.ing them in to performances, etc., been as abundant as they Linkville by a telegram announcing the sick­
important business. Thu presence of a few
P robate C ourt .—The following businexs
D. IL Feathers, agent.
are this year. Hardly a week passes but that ness of his daughter Hattie, whois visiting XX'. more of sin h gentlertien would be beneficial to has been transacted before Hon. S. J. Day,
self as wdl as iuqiort mt to sc
For poster work of any size go to thcTlMEs w e are visited by a "show " of some kind and D. Corpe and family, started for that place on Southern Oregon, for they would not tie long Judge of this Court, since our last issue:
-WILL ÖE HIVES AT—
objects worthy of his attention
office.
W e ask no odds of any establish­ the public generally patronizes them well, , too. Monday morning accompanied by Dr. Aiken. in bringing the varied resources ot this section
ability present themselves and
In the matter of the estate of Jos. Rath,
more
prominently into notice.
ment south of Salem in printing show bills, And still we are told that times are 1
mature consideration.
deceased.
G. Karexvski, administrator, files The Poorman's Creek House
XX
e
this
week
received
a
pleasant
call
from
stringent than ever.
programme«, ticket.«, etc.
his
final
statement
OcbJier 7th appointed
N otice . — Homestead claimants desiring as time for hearing ami
Gur Evans creek correspondent writes: The •L H. Tomlinson, Guittard & Co.'s affable
—-ON—
D e .I.AYEI i . 1 he stage from the south was
the same.
Postmaster Muller has received eijit dozen xvarin August weather demoralized the corn traveling agent, who is on his way north. their notices of final proof published in the
Sex eral hours behind time Monday, by reason
Petition of D. A Covert and wife for adop­
locks from the East and wi'dso.m have our crop, which is almost a total failure. XVI
The merchants of tjregon will find it to their T imes can lie accommodated by requesting the tion of Addie Luella High granted.
of an accident that befell it on the Sacramento
Post Office furnished with anew set of lock­ ing cough prevails here at present. For
advantage to examine his samples, for they are Register of the Lind Office, through the
river road, and failed to make connection with
boxes. An excellent idea.
superior.
County Clerk or other agents, to send them to
five
deer
have
been
caught
in
steel
tra|
R eal E state T ransactions .—The following
the railroad at Roseburg for the first time this
the head of Grave creek and this mode s,
this
institution,
where
the
service
will
lie
per
­
deeds have been recorded in the County Clerk's rptcKETS. INCLUDING SUPPER, $2.50,
Prof L. L. Rogers, who has been attend-
There i> -till considerable talk of a foot-race to be the popular one m obtaining vei
Beason, rile \ reka "Journal" says the team
1 Tile beat oi mimic and «uiqier will lie
forine»!
at
bedrock
rates.
This
should
be
kept
office since the last issue of the T imes ;
’ng the M. E. • 'ont'erenee and State Teachers’
became frightened by one of the horses getting between Henry’ M -n--r of this place and Geo. now -a-days.
provided.
No pHiim «pared for tlie act*«>m-
in mind.
B. XX . Emerson to Delplienia C. Emerson, tnodation of guestis. A cordial invitation i»
over the traces and kicking furiously while Lewis of Josephine county, and that is all the
What this country needs is the development Association, in session at Portland last week,
LOUIS IIERLING.
80 acres in Foot's creek precinct. Considera­ I extended to all.
starting down the zigzag grade this side of Bas.-' affair seems to amount to.
of its resources which are so vast; enlargement returned home on Saturday. 11 is lecture on the
H arvest H ome D ance .. The fun-loving tion, $1.
station on the Sacramento river road, although
Oregonian-Poeahontas Trilie of Red Men of its industries that are yet in so primitive a “Conservation of Educational Forces’ is highly public are respectfully invited to attend the
B. XV. Emerson and son to C. H Barkdell i
driven by <'barley McConnell, one oflthe best having been granted the necessary privileges . state; the facilities of cheap communication, spoken of.
Harvest Home Dance at McCoy’s grove on and Jos. < 'line, interest in certain inininggronn.l
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w hips of the company. The driver made three by the Board of Trustees, will immediately xvhieli are so important to th»* thrift of a coun­
A. Carlton and Jay Bradley returned from Friday evening, Sept. 5th, 1879. The hall will in the Black well district. Consideration, $200.
try; the employment and fair remuneration of ILarney x.diey last week and wdl remain be placed in thorough condition and everything
of the turns before the stage upset, with a pas­ commence the improvement of its cemetery.
its labor, whi' h is its progress, and free in-
B all at S am ' s V alley .—A grand trail will
senger underneath, who was not hurt as badly
aw hile. They put up a large quantity of hay’ necessary to the occasion will lie promptly <>n
The contract for publishing tho educational | vestment of idle capital.
hand.
Tickets,
£1.
*
be
given at Sam s X alley on the evening of »I
as Miss Hale, teacher in the X reka public
and expect to winter their cattle in that sec­
journal to be issued in the iutoie.-ts of Ashland I
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Gen.
I'.
G.
Realties
started
for
Sail
Fram-is-
Friday,
Septenilier 5th, by E. W. Gragg. The
nch;»ol, and McConnell,they lieing throw n from
tion, w hich is said to be incomparable for graz­
College has l«en awarded to the Tnn.s office ■ co last week to laj in a first-class stock of FaP
ffiTTlie Nat ional' »old Medal was awarded Iteat of music and supper will be provided and
theoutside. The driver, assisted by Miss Hale,
ing purposes.
and we will iniinediatelv enter unon the work . and XX inter goo<ls for the “Temple of Fashion. ”
to
Bradley «t Rulot'son lor the best Photo­ nothing will lie left undone to ensure a most IN CRONEMI LEER’S BUILDING, 1«
succeeded in prying up the stage and rescuing
John O'Brien informs us that from several
During
his
stay
at
the
I
’
.ay
City
he
will
at
­
graphs
in the 1 nite»! Nunes, and the Vienna pleasant affair. A general invitation ia ex­ I ill receipt ot a full assortment of material
Pamphlets, catalogues, wedding cards and
the man imprisoned, who was more frightened
acres
of
w
heat
that
promised
well
the
fore
­
and prepared to do all work in hb line on
•
than injured: Miss Hale is now teaching and imitation-, business cards in tact every de­ tend the reviews of various military organiza­ part of the season he did not realize a bushel at Medal for the best in the world. 129 Mont­ tended.
short notice and in a workmanlike manna
gomery street. San Francisco.
tions. towards getting the first ln iga»le of the
X eliioles of every description made toordo.
will soon be all ght, her worst injury being scription of plain and fancy printing, neatly ex­
Oregon State Militia to the high grade of dis­ harvest-time. Rust had claimed the crop
To L oan .—Five hundred dollars on good se­ Torms reasonable ami satisfaction guarani
ecuted
at
the
T
imes
office
at
San
Francisco
a very black eye. Further than a demoralized
Tn f : latest news from California leaves little curity. For further particulars apply at the
cipline necessary in the perfurmauce of its du­ Ì without a consideration and Mr. O'Brien was
| / j T Repairing a spodaltv.
iuach no other great damage resulted.
rates.
ties.
obliged to haul his old wheat to indi fur tluui. doubt ui tl.v clccUuu ui the Republican ticket.
Pay the printer.
Beautiful weather.
NEW STOCK ? GOODS
GEO. W. ELLIOTT
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
GENTS’ and BOYS’ HATS and CLOTHING
At Prices that Defy Competition.
ASHLAND MARBLE WORKS.
A GRAND BALLT
Monday Evening, Sept. 8,1879
s. P. HANNA,
WAGOX - MAKER.
T imes office,
*
S. P. HANNA.