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MI.XIXU .NEWS pekxo . val notes . CASH PBH Wt ATBEAMmBBOTHEBM» The District Court for Josephine county, 1 l.oMcr Appiedale IteuiN STOKE, JAC K!M»NVIEEE, UM. Judge Hannapresiding, will convene atKerby- 13. F. SI ohu id very low with cou- Notices of location of placer and quartz Read the ads. Sam. H. Cook of Applegate brought in a ville next Monday. The docket is said to be sti in pt ion. GROCERIES, ETC. quite slim, and will require but a few days to mines and other blanks, as also Copp’s llaml- tine load of potatoes and onions this week. FRIDAY 1 hanksgiving next. OCTOBER 21,1879. Choicest CoHta Rica <*oflee, per lb............ 21c bo»»k of Mining Law, can always be obtained 1’. B Lewis of the Kerby ville Mills i clear up. Mart. Brown, of the Albany “Democrat” Brilliant moonlight nights. S hu Francisco refined (U)sugar, per th l»e at the T imes office. 4 is turning out the llnest of Hour. has been on the sick list for the past six weeks. ('rushed Sugar, j*er th • •••••••• ••••••••• •••«••«•• 14>,c R esult of a C hurch T rial . —At the session Grant hasn't telegraphed that he would go Beautiful weather continues. Jacob Phillips at work for the Gran<l Ap Extra C syrup, |>er 5 gallon kega of the quarterly conference of the Jacksonville Mrs. Lieut. Sheldon of Fort Klamath passed The Baptists have just cl<sed a A first-class wedding is on the tapis in Jack to Matt. Dillon's to purchase his cigars and plegate Mining Company, paid the T imes office Giant’s caudles, per box circuit of the M. E. Church, held at (¡rant’s through here oil Saturday bound fur Walla camp meeting on Powell’s creek. fine liquors but it is well known that Matt, Best candles, N. B.,per box......................... 4 ->0 sonville. a visit. He reports the miners prospecting Walla. Adamantine candle«, per l»ox................... 3 >0 Pass on the 17th instant, the case of Eh. keeps an article that will please Grant or auy- Threshing is over. Grain d d not N«»da anil saleratus, 1. ILL..[»er th.......... 12]jc Don’t forget to inspect Janies Drum’s stock and waiting for water. lhmick, accused of immorality, was thorough I laxly else. Dr. L. Danforth returned on Saturday's turn out as well as it did last season. Grain pepper, si fled, |»cr th •• ••••••••••««••• 25c of groceries. Some of the Grand Applegate’s fluming has stage from Portland, where he has been taking ly investigated. The charges being proven Lorillanl’« tin tag tobacco, per th............ 75c The ]»ersonnel of the T imes office acknow i J. J. Moore has subpoenaed 22 wi'- J. B. Pace's tin tag tobacco, fier th.......... 75c time since the Stages are making better settled and superintendent Fitzpatrick has put a crazy Celestial. utterly groundless the defendant was honora ledge tlie receipt of a basketful of fine pears on a force of men to repair the damages, pre nesses to go to Roseburg oil Lis hog Coil oil, per 5 gallon can...........................$3 <>0 bly acquitted. It is to l>e hooted that the weather cleared up. H. F. Phillips of the Ashland livery stable, and apples grown in M. Hanley’s orchard j Choicest tea, |»er th........................................... 5()c AV. J. Plymale’s missing hack cushions paratory to next season's run. I Bcandal-mongers will now keep their peace. spent some days in \ reka lately, receiving case. DRY (¡GODS AND CLOTHING. and brought to tow n by John Schlotzhauer. turned up all right. Frank Ennis, Supt. of the Sterling 'mires Isiac Irwin has shaken the dust from medical treatment. Call again. Lownsdale bleached muslin, per yd..... 12*7« I mportant to Onn F ellows .—At the annua] Diermometer 78 degrees in the shade at called at our office on Monday. He says that I White R<»»*k bleached muntin, |>er y <1...12J x < j T. B. Kent returned last Sunday’ from Jose his feet and left these diggings for Re<! Bank Considerable wheat has already been sown “ “ “ “ ...!«•• Bession of the United States Grand Lodge of noon the past few days. work was progressing favorably in making phine county, where he had been attending to parts unknown. in the valley, wherever the ground admitted I Green Bank “ “ “ “ ...10c Odd Fellows, held at Baltimore, a resolution On Thursday Tod Cameron shipped to San of so doing, and the farmers seem determined preparations for next season’s run in the new some law business. Caliot. A and Cabot W untileached num- Jesse Dodge and J. Centers hauled was adopted that members delinquent in assess Francisco .3,(MM) Iks of wool. 10c cut lately opened. lin, per yd...................... to do their part to insure a bountiful harvest Matt. Shannon ami lady are spending a few to Haymond A M igrutler, at Rock Tycoon runs for Indies wrappers per yd 2-5c ments or dues, lie retired from active to dor A special meeting of the stockholders in the days at Courtney’s Soda Springs, on the Ash- Autumn is upon us, leaves are falling, and next season. l»i:iir<mal dress biagotial dre«« goods, per yd.... vd..................... 25c mant meinliers, and be debarred from voting Point, two loads of freight containing Black eashtnere, good, |s*r V»I 871,ic (¡rave Creek Ditch and Mining Co., will be latid-Link ville roail. the atmosphere is becoming smoky again. Willie Bilger is rapidly recovering from his i or otherwise acting with lodges or encamp 81 <>() Fiincy water proofs per yd ........ I each over 13,5f>0 pounds. The Oregon Farmer, published by \V. I fall, a id can be seen daily at the store, lie held in this place on Friday, Oct. 31st. Im 30c Cotton batting, per ......................... < 'ol. S. G. Whipple escort' d Mrs. Lieut. ments. Members heretofore dropped or sus portant business is to be transacted and a full The big law suit for damages, in anton flannel, per yd................. I2^c lias just received a large assortment of cooking Sheldon as far as Jacksonville, and returned to pended for non-payment of dues are restored Eppinger, Portland, is a neat newsy sheet. Lnces, cmbroid»*rie.s, a yd I2*»cand upwards attendance is desired. which P. B. Lewis is plainlifT and James Herd of the .Applegate saw-mills, IS and heating stoves, which he will sell cheap. os dormant members. Fort Klamath on Saturday. Ladies’ kid gloves,|>er pair......................... 75c ( ..................................................................................................................... iI 2® Wm. Healy was in from the Applegate on Give him a call. jierfeeting arrangements to run with steam. Wimer <fc Sons defendants, protn is *s Win. ('aril, Division Agent for the O. A ('. Saturday. He reports the weather nne and Best ....................................................... 1 ”5 C ontra »-r F inisiiki ».—This week AVm. Henry Weber, having bought the shoemaking The A'reka soda water man was in town on Stage Company spent last Sunday in town. to prove a rich harvest for our attor Ladies’ silk ties....................................................25c the water a little to»» scarce to carry on min Eaton completed graveling 700 yards of the Thursday, < lisposing of some of his temperance tools ot (!. . Frey, has moved the same into “ dress silk, per vd..............................il 00 He went north on Wednesday. neys. West end of Herrin’s lane, and has fulfilled his drink. the Schunipf building, next to the barber-shop, ing successfully. He says some prspect»»rs ( I.OTIIING < HEAl’EK THAN THE CHF.ArF.ST. Mi.sses Etta and Lizzie Hargadine John Bolt our enterprising merch were rocking out colors as big as beans. contract in an excellent manner. That thor A good suit for.................................................... $10 00 Do you want to make your wife happy, then and is now ready for business. Advertise Mollie Russell, of Ashland, favored ant on Applegate, was down a short Hats, each...................................... $1 an»l upwards oughfare is thus placed in good condition and Quicksilver has gone up in price lately, buy her a Singer Sewing Machine at D. H. ment next week. ville with a short call on Saturday. which will be good news for our cinnabar min time ago looking after the inh rest of Brown duck overalls, per pair.................75c will probably be passable during the Winter, Feathers’. Owing to the indisposition of one of the * Rlue denim “ “ “ .................75« Col. .1. N. T. .Miller came in from Linkville as it is the worst ]M»rtion thereof that has been Josephine grange. John has bought Levi Stianas A Co.’s cnpper-rivetwd members of the Town Board there was no ers. Holders in San Francisco now demand Jacob Ish brought to town on Thursday on Wednesday, w here he has lieen looking at- duck overalls, per pair.......................... 81 50 graveled. However, there is yet a considera meeting of that body oil Tuesday. The Board tiftv-tive cts. The rise is sai I to have been out J. T. Layton’s store, Layton 1 re Levi Strauss A Co.’s copper-riveted 1 1 l(i bushel of oats, and stored it at Karewski's ter his business interests in that place. ble distance that could be treated in a like will meet at the usual hour and place next caused by tlie late great flood in Spain inundat blanket-lined duck coats..................... 5 00 tiring from the mercantile business. w arehouse. manner without doing any harm. Rufus ('ole, the accommodating landlord of ing the quicksilver works at Almaden. Saturday, Oct. 25th. Other blanket-lined »luck coata................ 4 00 L. F. . A llen . Geo. \\ . Holt's fine hotel building is now the .Mountain house, from over the Siskiyou > White shirt*, good............................................. 1 25 We regret to learn that that dreadful scourge The “ debris question ” is attracting unusual 71a Merino undershirts A »Irawers. eacli...'^ T axes .—Sheriff Bybee will meet the tax enclosed, and plastering will commence in a favored Jacksonville with a visit on Saturday. I n 1<»I!'I VITON \\ ANTEI». About five V'ülTS Canton flannel undershirts A drawers,75c diptheria, prevails at Lakeview in attention in the mining circles of California, payers of Jackson county at the following short time. I* ibt. Wilkinson returned this week from ago Mr. W . M. Denny and his daughter Laura BOOTS AND SHOES. county. Several children have lately many of the papers of that State contending times and places for the collectioai of taxes. Fort (‘rooks, Pitt River, ('al., where he took A. Denny, left Marion county, Iowa, with a Boots, California made, warranted and L. B. Hall of Williams creek killed a tine fr un it, among the number a daughter that the late decision of the Supreme Court Chimney Rock, Novemlter 20th; Browns- stamped on the bottom, per pair $4 50 buck the other day that weighed 26 X) pounds A. Scott, aged fourteen years. works a hardship on the mining industry, Hugh McArthur and wife, of Eastern Oregon. team, intending to go West. Since that time Boots, California made, warranted and borough 21st; Big Butte 22d; Flounce Rock when dressed. Robt. Earl, one of the first discoverers of nothing has been heard of them, and it is In passing through the valley, a few days which vve are of the opinion that it does. stamped on bottom, finest A best i 21th; Table Rock 25th; Manzanita 26; Jack (*«iir ••••••«•« .•••••••«•••••• •••••«••« •••••••••»••••• r> <x> gold in this district, was in town one day this feared that they' have been foully dealt with. We regret to learn that the little daughter ago, a number of farmers could be seen sowing Gus. Pfeil of (¡all’s creek, gave us a call at sonville 17th; Eden 2Sth; Ashland 29th; Sterl M itters of interest awaiting them, any infor Eastern made boot«, per pair.........8-3 to 4 no ing December 1st; Uniontown 2d; Applegate of Rev. D. A. Crowell is quite low w ith inter wheat. The late showers, although not very our office. He says his brother Louis and week. He is looking fora location to settle. Ladies’ shoe«,California made,best calf, mation regarding them will be thankfully’ re copious, seem to have prepared the ground in himself cleaned up 81,700 as the result of last warrant«-»! ami statn|»e<I, |»er pair 2 25 Nat. L’lngell returned from his Portland 3d; Willow Springs 5th; Rock Point 6th; Le mittent fever. ceived by J. Y. D 'liny, De Witt, Nebraska. Lailies’ shoes, 2d quality, |»er pair.......... 2 00 some places for plowing and sowing. A big supply of Smith river cheese has just are trip on Saturday, looking none the worse for season’s ground-sluicing, Their land 8th; Grant’s Pass 6th; Pleasant Creek *4 44 44 « <* . ................ 1 7* [California and Oregon papers please copy.] been received at Grob & Ulrich’s bakery and and having gone through the ordeal of having seen 10th; Foots Creek 11th . l’at. Donegan and Crawford Hill shipjied among the richest in Southern misses ’ IN!» »'IIII.DRF.N’ s SIIOF-S IN PROPORTION. confectionery. 2,699 !!>s of wool to San Francisco last Tuesday, with hydraulic power could be Rr.i.miors S,:t;vi‘ es . —There w ill be preach Igidies’half doth shoo«,warranted And p^y < ¡rant. B ringing in a P risoner U nhf . r D ifficul stamp»*«! <m bottom.................................. I $2 50 Fred. Grob is making an addition to his being the Fall clip from S(M> head of sheep on much better. .1. IL Neil, Es»( • J ing at the M. E. Church, Jacksonville, at 11 (Ml Ditto, 2d quality, per pair.............................. ties .—“John E. ('lark, M. D.,” charged w ith dwelling hous •, which when completed w ill his Butte creek ranch. Tims. Curry and Tom Ro: "burg this We, k 1. M. Saturday, and at the same hour on Sun In reply to a letter 75 Carpet slippers “ “ ...'.......................... having bilked several of our citizens last week, improve its looks. Anderson are hauling it to Roseburg. day forenoon. After preaching on Sunday the Mo«iue»‘ or pln-h slipper« per pair......... 1 00 Crescent City, the Commissioner of the < ¡ener during the session wtw arrested by Sheriff Bybee below Happy ALL MAKE BY WHITE LABOR. sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be ad The additions lately made to the stock of al Land Office at Washing’on, writes that a Court. Saturday was a busy day for the merchants Camp, in California. As the prisoner was be MISCELLANEOUS. ministered, A hearty invitation is extended of Jacksonville. The town was thronged with goods at Fisher & Cohn's, are attracting person cannot obtain a title to the auriferous Janies Thornton of the Ashland to all. M. A. W illiams , Pastor. ing brought over the mountain and whilst farmers and miners. Nails, per keg, 100 tt»s........................................ 87 M crowds of people, all eager to buy at bed-rock sand beach of the Pacific Ocean lying between Mills, came down on Wednesday. The fac steel shovels, *ong handle........................... 1 «• traveling on the trail leading up a steep bank Lovers should be careful how they act in the prices. They will shortly also receive a full high and low tide, under the mining laws of tory is still turning out the best kind of wool T he w idow of President Polk, now seventv- White lead, Atlantic, p*r keg, 25 tbs...... 3 00 of the canyon, the saddle-girth liecaine loos All other goods in stock will lie sold for the United States. line of fancy goods ami a supply of cranber en goods. country, for p >t it«» -s have eyes, corn have six years of age, resides at Nashville, Tenn. cash at prices in proportion to the above. ened, the horse got frightened and backing off ries. Several of the nuggets found by C. V. Mil ears, and beans stalk. C. C. (¡all of Sam's Va lev called at our« t The President's tomb, a canopy or entablature the narrow trail tell over the precipice some Owing to an error in the published descrip ler and James Eaton, on their mining claim on otlice. lie .says all is peace and plenty in the on four Doric columns, w ith a limestone cano- MARRIED M. Chapman of Josephine county has re thirty feet. The back of the horse was tion of c rtain mining ground belonging to \\ ard s fork of Elliot creek, may be seen by valley, and a nuinlier of the farmers making taph below, on which are inscriptions in paint moved t> Happy Camp, Cal., where he will en broken, and he had to lie shot to put an end tv HELMS—P\YNE—At the Clerk’s office, the S,bring estate, the date of the adminis- calling at Rcames’ store. The largest w- ighs sorghum. ed black letters, stands in front of her resilience Oct. ISth.bv ’’lurk E. B. Watson, Alt>ert his miseries. The prisoner was so badly in gage in blacksmithing. amid a cluster of maples and poplars. M. Holms and Miss Minnie M. Payne,all trator's sale has been chan ■d to Saturday the 8’21), and not seven hundred as reporte 1 last Miss Ida Danforth, who for the past eight Dan. Hopkins, the saw-miller on Jackass, jured that he had to be left ill charge of a of Jackson county. 22d of November, See advertisement in this week. 'The gold taken out in that locality is months h is been teaching school at Eminetts- A WHIRLIN'»: wind squall swept through ranchman, a mile from where the accident hap took dangerously ill on Wednes I ty, supposed —PARKER—At the residence all of the coarser quality. issue and posters. ville, Idaho, returned to her home in this val the streets of Jacksonville on Thursday after STURGESS pened. Sheriff Bybee was accompanied by to lie disease of the heart. of Jane Holt, Jacksonville, Oct. 19th bv The Nonpareil Quicksilver mine of Douglas Settlers can have their notices for final proof ley on Sunday's stage. Judge Silas J. Day, Alonzo Sturgoss and Dr. Jackson, aud the horse killed was the noon, kicking up the dust in a lively manner. Read Mensor’s new advertisement, His county had mi exhibition at tiie State Fair a Miss Delphia Parker,all of Jackson coun and other laud notices published in the T imes Chas. Nickell, editor of the T imes left here A dense cloud overhanging the mountains same Clark had taken from Jas. A. Cardwell. goods are bound to sell irrespective at cost. ty. chunk of cinnabar weighing 185 pouuds, which by requesting the officers of the Roseburg on the northern-bound sta ’«■ Saturday, above Rich Gulch seems to have furnished the Sheriff Bybee came near being dragged dow n Good chance for bargains. PA Y NE—PA Y NE—At the Clerk’s office by Land Olli 'e, through the County Clerk or oth was almost pure ore. Some of this ore was re bound for Portland an«l San Francisco, on a material tor the blow. Nobody hurt. the precipice after the prisoner. Rev. A. Brow n. William Payne and Misa Sul'.seribers who agreed to pay us in Wood er agents, to send them to this establishment, duced to »piicksilver with a model of a furnace business and pleasure trip combined, intending MarthaJ. Payne, all of Jackson county. for the 'T imes should bring it along before the “ Why will so many people allow themselves where the service will be performed at the very invented by Dr. Chase, now putting up a fur to be gone about thr«*e wci ks, C hallenge . —Chas. F. B»ye, of Callahan's to go moping about, iow-spirited, sallow-com roads lie com»; bid lor hauling. nace tor this company, and the result was both lowest rates. Ranch, Cal., publishes a challenge in the A’reka DIED .lames Kincaid, having assisted his father plexioued, full of bile, when a few doses of John Hockenjose's new dwellingon 5th street pleasing and instructive to those w ho witnessed I ’ rese ’ s H aiiibiir_'Tea is an absolute specific for "Journal” to J. N. T. Miller, which is as fol We learn that John Elam d, the fellow who tilling a wood contract for Fort lx lama: b, re JORD AN-( In William« creek. Josephine Co., all complaints ol this class. isajiproadiinge'inipletioii, and will beoecupied lows: absconded from Canyonville and was captured the operation. turn "I to .lack •«nville on Monday. There is Oct. 18th, 1879, of flux. Morris, infant S ir : —I claim that my Gladiator colts, Siroc by Adam K lippel and family. Ex-Governor Chadwick has returned from some talk that he will, with Aaron Barueburg, at Crescent ('it.y l>v Sheriff Bybee, and was to son of James and Mary Jordan, aged two D ivine S euvii e . Rev. Father Blanchet and Charley, were justly entitled to the pre The days this week have been delightful and be tried for his offense at Roseburg during the Southern (Irezoii, where he, in company with buy out Shannon's blacksmith-shop. years, four months and fifteen days. will preach at the Catholic church un next mium given to your yellow team at tiie late the nights comfortable. Oregon is tiie best present term of Court, has again eseaped from Major Fechet, has been inspecting the mines fair, and to prove it I will put up 8509, you ('. S hieffelin returned on Tin sday of this Sunday at 11 a . m . The young, loved, the beautiful, putting up a like amount. The merits of our country ill the world to sleep in. the authorities of Douglas county. At last ac of that section. The (¡»ivernor believes that a week from Tioga county, Penn., where he Why must they pass away? HOW TO SAVE MONEY.—Instead ot respective teams as roadsters to be passed ujxm prosperous future is in store for S uithern Ore Seventeen new wagons, of the Fish Bros, counts he was still at large. spent some three months visiting friends and going to a doctor torn pi«*-cription, if you Why must the flowers we love so well, by three judges, you to appoint one, 1 one. make of Racine, Wis., are expected to arrive , gon and that the milling interests there w ill relatives. He reached bis home near Wood- have Bright's Disease,Pain in the Baek and We learn that owing to the delicate health of The earliest decay. and they to chouse a third, the judgment of become one of the great industries of this glo l.oins. Smarting. Inflammation, Calculi, •either two of whom to be binding on us and here momentarily by G. Karewski. ' ville in this county the same evening. Pres. Anderson at present, it is not considered Brick-dust Deposit, or any trouble of the Oh, gentle Father! Master good! iiual, and the best team to take the Si,IMS*. 'The generous hearted boys of Jacksonville advisable that he should move from the farm, rious State, the grand future of which is just Judges Prim and Hanna, Henry Pape and Kidneys or Bladder, buy a bottle ot Dr. Help us to love and lose. The horses to be judged according to breeding, made up a purse of $25 and presented it to the • lately leased to Dr. P. Jack and B. Eaton. begining to dcvelope. Major Fechet has gone E. II. Auteiirieth, four of our best mnirods, Mmtie’s .V«7»/»r«7»c»iw», the great Huehn Fan age, action, style and matching, satisfactory To trust Thee when not understood; Owners of ranches are invited to communicate East, but expects to return in December. He went duck and quail bunting on Wednes»lay. pound. It is the most wonderful prescrip proofs of pedigree to be furnished; $l(M) forfeit “Plow B<»y," the defeated foot-racer. To acquiesce, not choose. tion ever compounded tor tlies»* troubles. I is much pleased with the mining resources of to be put up at the “Journal” office. A Du can A team belonging to J. J. Johnson on Ap with Dr. P. Jack who will be prepared to It is scarcely necessary to add that the inno Messrs. Abrams A Carroll, wholesale drug the southern part of this State, and the proba notify me through the “Journal’’ or by letter plegate ran away one day this w eek, making lease a good farm from live to ten years. * cent fow l were most unmercifully slaughtered. ' gists. sav; “IP»' repa rd Nephreticum as the LE( i A L A I) V ERTI SEM ENTS. if you accept my pr<q>osition, and I w ill meet In st kidnep and bladder remedp in the market." bility is that he will awaken an interest in Win. M. Turner, the genial editor of the Ore Woodard, druggist, Portland, ('regon, says: On Sunday October 19th Spvci il Deputy you at Yreka at any time within three weeks. sad havoc of the wagon and harness. eastern capitalists and succeed in inducing gon “Sentinel," returned on Saturday of last •*Ever\ l»»»«lv .speaks highly of it.” ( ( ’hilds, And I further propose to trot my colts against CITATION The Legion of Honor meets at the Court Sheritf Baldwin of Lake county, assisted by any pair of three-year-olds and now owned in House, this (Friday) evening. Judge Hanna Deputy Sheriff Seybert of this county, arrested them to develope the mines in that section. i week from S in Francisco, where he has been druggist, Portland, Oregon, says: “Sold lots ot it; it always does the work.” Many In the County Court of Jackson county. the district, double, to wagon, mile heats, two “1 >aily Talk." under treatment tor his eyes. He comes liaek have been cured ol obstinate kidney <•<»111- one Joe. Hall, charged with having murdered State of Oregon, sitting for probate busi in three, on Yreka track, prior to 12th prox., has been secured to deliver the oration. Over at Hungry and Beaver creeks, and w ith his sight much improved and is loud in plaints after the doctors have given them ness on Saturday, October 15, 1879. an old German for his money in Lake county S5IK) a side, 8'200 8200 forfeit. forfeit, Any for a purse of $500 Bear, deer and other wild game are unusu In the matter of t he Estate of (»eo. W. Bress one accepting this challenge ch: ” _ to ' notify me of it ally plenty this season oil the surrounding week before last. The prisoner was taken to in the foothills of the Siskiyou, good diggings praise of Drs. Wilder and Powers, w ho per i>P- For sal»* by all druggists. S \ n F bancis (», ( ’ al ., Nov. 29,1877 ler, deceased. two weeks before the race. J udges to be chos- are believed to exist, and the numerous China formed several very delicate «»¡»«rations and Linkville on the next stage to await his trial Dit. M inti i’.— I cheerfully testify as to the mountains. Fine sport for our nimrods. To IIadd< .s.«o Newman.Theodore Rretder .Vic en as above. men in that section are probably doing vvt 11. ' were the means of restoring his sight. wonderful (‘tlicaey of your Nephreticum. for murder. tor X Bressler, Vhas. II. Bressler, Ruby Re Thus. Anderson, who is freighting between M v water was tille.l w ith mucous ami sedi It is a great snow section, however, and a hard becca Bressler, B. F. Bressler, .Joseph T. T he F oot -R ace .—The foot-race between Jacksonville and Reading, had the misfortune Peter Simon of Butte creek was in town ments, and after taking th»* Nephreticum for M okf . I niuan T him bles in L ake (’ ih ’ nty . Bressler, John If. Rrcsslsr, Julia Francis place to mine successfully during the \\ inter, Henry Buweu, better known as “Plow Boy,-’ i . of losing a horse by dcathon his late trip down. i last Saturday, He had but recen tly returned _ Til E I.akei lew “Herald of the 18ths.aysth.at two days—« iglit doses—the water was as Manion, Geo. IP. Bressler and all others in but in the Summer an abundance of water — no mucous and no sedi- d(*ar as amber 1 spent from the < Joosc Lake country where he of Tehama, Cal., and Henry Meusor of this I terested therein: the sett'ers in the vicinity of Stein's mountain. opinioii a wonderful incut. 11 is in my < , A score or two of our Ashland neighbors permits steady work, especially on Beaver 1 1 e say s four weeks attending to his cattle, you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT place, came oil’at the appointed time on Satur- i White Horse and other points on the frontier, kidnev and bladder remedv. made tlieir appearance in Jacksonville last creek of which Hungry creek is a tributary. I T. A. Newman, administrator etc bonis WM. BRAY. ■ account must be some mistake about the lllere slay afternoon and has been the absorbing topic non ot thees'atc of G. W. Bressler, deceased, Saturday for the purpose of witnessing the foot Applegate, on the Oregon side of the line, is are a'.aiu heeominu alarmed at the threatenin': pillili shc l last week alleging that .J, M. Stow •ever since. A vast crowd of people of all ages, attitude of a number of remnant bands of In Ims filed a petition praying for an order of SUICIDE. also a good mining locality, heading in the race. had been shot for horse-stealing, He saw -aid Court to sell the following real pnqier- «exes and colors lined the race course, when at dians, who tor some time have avowed, by A distinguishml scientist once said: “ ND ' Siskiyou mountain opposite the head of Beaver tv belonging to sai<l estate, to wit: Since our last quite a number of freighters, St<»w at Eden and nothing seemed t BJW the respective champions appeared in the murderous acts and threatening ranis, then man with a strong healthy Mtoniavh ever N. E. of section 7 and N.H. Vi of section ereek. Appl( gate empties illt<» Rogue River, romnutted suicide, ” and yet in any are siit- gootls for the merchants matter with him. arena, each attired for the contest. The Plow heavily load'd with go Permanent liostilitv to the vi lutes. It is re- (5 in township 3'5,south of range, 1 West, sit t'eiii'g the tortures oft he damned with l>i/s • * ■Oregon, and Beaver creek empties into tlie 1 uated in Jackson county, Oregon, contain Boy wore a pair of light slippers, securely fas of the valley, came in from Roseburg and Frank < lay came in on w ednesday from Klamath in this county, about 5 miles below ported by the ram hnieii of that section tha* pepsia when a Mingle bottle ot DR. MIN- ing 320 acres. . tened to his feet, and Meiisor was barc-foote l. Reading. the fiendish reds are resorting to threats and IIE’S ENGI.1SH DANDELION, fdVER Crescent ( icy with 2,609 tbs of freight for the Empire mine.- -Yreka “Journal.” Therefore, notice is hereby given that the AND 1» V ■ i'El’sI A BILLS wii) give relief, A fifty dollar forfeit had been put up, the race lery suspicious behavior to triyliteii the set and. if persisted in, will cure the worst case prayer of said petition will be heard and de John Watson and wife, residing near Bear Muller & Solomon. If our merchants would l>eing for 8100 a side, distance one hundred creek and who have been quite ill of late of have more of their goods shipped via Crescent tlers awav. Woodmen have refused to go into <>f his di-lTossing trouble. This pill cures termined at Jacksonville, in said county and State, on the 1'xli day of November. 1879, at th.- mountains to pursue their work, stating to Torpid l.iv> r and IHIionsness, Ilejpilates the pi o’clock a . m .. at which time all parties in yards, and was accomplished in ten and one- bilious fever, are convalescent, and will soon City, we believe they would soon be able to /{•»re's, /¿cniores /’ mphs fi’ian the Face, cures their employers that it is very unsafe, if the terested are notified to ap|>ear and show fourth seconds, Mensor leading his competitor l»e around. sell cheaper. In the meantime the wagon road We ?.re indebted to our friend, Chas. deportment of the reds may be supposed to •s'll'oir <' onp'c.i ioii , l-^nd /ireath, Xu /: Head cause why an order of sale should not be ache, Ih artburn, Fiat in the Xt h s and Rae/:; some nine feet. A great deal of money changed Rcames Bros, have just received a splendid leading from Rogue river valley to Crescent I Xuaitr euated and GUARAN TEED to be made as prayed for in said (ictition. hands and as a consequence the Plow Boy s assortment of mens' and boys suits, and la City should be so graded across the mountain Hughes, for the following statement Published in the D emocratic T imes for i ’URELV VEGETABLE. It acts dire-tly of the taxable propt rty of «Josephine four consecutive weeks by order of H«»n. backers were considerably disappointed at the dies’ cloaks. Now is the time to buy good as to render its ascent less ditlicult. upon t he coating of th<» Stoinaeli an 1 on the I county, as also the rate oi taxes pel Liver, ('an be taken in any climate—wet Silas J. Day, County Judge. defeat of their champion. The w inning Ore goods chenp. E. B. WATSON, Clerk. The Portland “Zeitung” publishes an item [ or drv weather. Beware ot Imitations. The gonians were in high glee and for a time the SI 00 valu ition for the current year: The price of wool has reached 20 cents per Genuine has an engraving of a lion mi the streets of Jacksonville were made resonant from pound at Red Bluff, the firm of Cone & j concerning the potato culture in Southern Ore- , outside wrapper. Price* .'0 cents. For sale ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE* Number acres of land, 39,845; value, gon and alleges that the “ rot" had destroye 1 bv (lrtmuists. their shouts and hurrahs, The Plow Boy very Kimbal having purchased 1,006 bales last the greater portion of this season s crop. I his 8177,335. I» h . A. E. M intie A C o .—Gents; I have In the matter of the estate of G. W. Bre»»sler, gracetully conceded the l»elt to Mensor, av ;i Town lots, $1,956. Improvements, ilecease»!. used your tamed English Dandelion Pills week at that price. will be news to the potato culturists of Jack- knowledging that he was ilie swiftest runner lor torpid liver and dyspepsia and can free yOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT $43,936. Men h in list*, implements, The in w stage station at Grave ereek, under son county. As far as we have been able to ly say tin y an* the l>e-t Pills 1 over bad. the undersigned has been appointed uu the Pacific coast. I can recommend them as < sure proven by th»* County Court of Jackson county, the manageim nt of Wm. (’aril, is a popular in ascertain this year's yield of this useful article Ac., $50,781. Money, notes and accounts, $65, }53 live and positive cure in all eases of lever (iregon, sitting in Probate on O<*(ob.,»r 15, P robate C oi rt .— The follow ing proceedings stitution, no pains being spared to gne the , o! food is an average one. both as to quantity and ague. Tru'y yours, | k 79. Administrator de b>»iiisnono( the estate II m«i hold (arriag.-s, Ac., >22,517. and »pi ility, and compares favorably with that have occurred before Hon. Silas .1. Day, Ju»Ige fullest satisfaction. A mos P a »tnil ik » f :. Contractor. of Geo. AV. Bressler, »leceased. of former years. Number of horse-, 813; value $ > •>> Portland, Oct. 5, 1878. All persons indebted to said estate are re <*f this Court, since our l;ut report: i The trotting match between Sir Walter and Postmaster Muller has received a circular 115. quested to -cttlo the same immediately, and I Officers present—Hon. S. J. Day, Judge; Ophir, that was shortly to come off at this II bring ^l.< liicxs to many Number of Cattle, 3,108; value 11 ill ’ s A' egi ’. i ahi . e S icilian H vir R enewer those having claims agAim»t the »»state will from tlie Postmaster General, instructing him E. K. Anderson and C. Magruder, Commis place, has been recalled by mutual consent of says the “Times, ’ of Bird? IS a scientific combination of »(»me <>t the most piesem iheiii w nil t he proper voucher* t<» $29,781. to make an actual count of all letters, postal nd that this truly admiral»1, powerful r< storative ag> nts in the vegetable me .it my rc-idemm near Eagle Point. Jack- sioners; E. B. Watson, Clerk. the parties interested. Number of -beep and gO'lts. 16,418; cards and packages of third and fourth-class brought within the lang'- < kingdom, It restores vrav hair to its original son county,«»regoii, within six months after Assessment roll submitted by Assessor God .” Eight such volumes, 1. ran color. It m? ikes the scalp white and clean. the first publication of this notice. 1 462; value, Last week while inspecting a spirited horse , matter deposited for mailing at the office in vain«, $16,756. dard, approved. T A. NEWMAN, and elegantly bound in clot! it cures dan k 1. ii H and liiimors, and falling-out that w as offered for sale by a str inger, Thos. this citv during the first seven days of Novem i $3,603. Administrator of said estate. or a specimen volume lor e> T. T. McKenzie was allowed to resign his Keaton received a severe kick on the left leg, of the. hair, It furnishes the nutriti\je princi- Gross value, $136,11 ” Indebted ber next. Taking the number of letters de Dated Oct. 17, ls79. h privilege of return, for 2 pie by which the hair is nourished and sup- positiou as Road Supervisor »»I District No. (», inflicting a painful wound. posite 1 during that week in every office in the ness, $97,678. Exemptions . $5 1,7S5 , is eertamly a marvel of chea] ported. It makes the hair moist, soit and and Geo. W. Cooksey appointed instead. Total i'lX it le property, | $2 78 ,.»79. United Statesail estimate will be formed of 1 establish atl enviable reput: glossy, and is unsurpassed as a li.tir dressing, The nrm who cheats the printer The petition of Jas. Elliott and others for a the postal business of the country. »lishers, it it can not make the Poll-, 315, at ; 83.00 cadi. It is the most »•coiiomical pr> natation ever A VALUABLE PANACEA! Out of a single cent, _’ht to be in every library an oi'iered to tin* public, as its efl’.’cts rema'ii a county road in the northeastern portion of Tax l 'vy for State, seven mills; for Rogue River Valley, ■ Au ()regi»nian from Will never reach the heavenly land id. Descriptive circular, wit long time, making only an oceasiotial applica- Jacksonville precinct was dismissed. i with a six horse wagon and back action, tilled School, three mill• ; for County, i weuiy veral hundred other s'andai Where old Elijah went. tion neces ary. It is ree«iniuien<led and used Leroy Nail was grauted a license to keep a live mills. Total thirty five mills. with apples, made a peddling trip around a rms to ( bdu. &(’., will lie sei l>\ emi r nt m- m ’ - di' ’lii'.al al men. lir- i. ami a»i»l oltieially officially en The Vieuxteinps Bros, are endeavoring to ferry across Rogue river. by the publishers, tile A'lZI: ! tow n last Week, selling his apples at “ cents dorsed by the St.i'e Astuiyer of Massachusetts. organize singing schools at Adin, Modoc coun- HAN'iE, 55 In vkman Si., Nc Asli Votli’Heir ä’iicsv «i<i est i oiis. The Military list prepared by the Assessor The popularity of Hall’s Hair Reti- wer has in o r pound. We usually get our apples deliv- tv. Cal. We advise the pe.»;»le to look out for aving taken the agency <» f Are you a cri ased with the test of many years, both in despon<leiit suilercr frolli a S'< k Mas approved. . cred at a cent a pound, but the frost cleaned this valuable medicine, I am now pre this country and the foreign lands, and it is Ilea lache, llabitnal ( ostivei», ss, l'alpjtatioli The tax levy was made, and 20 mills estab them, as they are first-class frauds. out our crop this year, hence we have to de of the ¡bar rt? il ice voti Dizzine s of th< pared lo furnish itili quantities to suit at now known and us. <1 in all the civiliz'd coun During the late diptheria epidemic at Lake pend on Cottonwood, Klamath river and Ore lished as the rate of taxation, with $3 as poll ■s VITAL RE tries of the world. the following price«: Trial siae ImUles, th Head? Is your .'Nervous S Eor sale by all Dealers. wd » mglisfi it. medi cents; large size ( holding eight oi the small), view in Lake county J. S. Watts lost two gon lor our supply this fail and w inter. Sev Does your Ifioo I circulate L tax. vou • r vi ,ns 1 »ebi I il y, 81. or tlinw small for 5«»cta. A trial fortklw No Hospital !N«*eite«l. tilt .las. M«'!>»»ugall was awarded the contract children, and a third was not expected to re- eral teamsters are busy just now in hauling a (’oligli? Low Spirits? < A'eakiii’ss, Losi s pee ili • is all tha' is asked. Addrow all or food after eating? etc., etc. li.i_ U.l- *11 \o palatial hospital needed tor the Oregon and for building a bridge across Sardine creek, cover. Patrick Murphy also lost a chil l, ions, lassitude. both flour and apples from Ashland and Rogue ders to M. JACOBS, Ashland, Or. much more are the direct r->; iod Purifier parents, nor large salaried »sia, , despoil l"ti'\l ’ . River \ all'-y. — [Yreka “ Journal.'' said structure to be completed by December 9, ' X ■ Liwr Complaint and l’cligesfi in Ters to tell what it w ill door cure, as it tells The roads toward Goose Like and Tide 1879. The Yreka “ Journal ’ ’ says Hugh Pugh was Ai'Gi sr Fi.oWEii is now acknow!e< are sai l to be lined with emigrants in own story by its «ertaiu and absolute cures valleys Win. E iton s performance of his contract all kinds of vehicles, going to Like county, in killed last Saturday on his claim on Hungry Druggists to be a positive cure. 2.1 home. i I for graveling 400 yeads of Herrins lane was th«* vicinity of Like view and the valleys north- creek by a Chinaman. Tiie circumstances are tics were viven aw.iy in the Um SAM’S VALLEY, OREGON, 7 «S'The Nat ional Gold Medal was a warded 1 through druu 'ists to the people approved and subse»[uent contract made with these: Pugh caught a Chinaman robbing the Two doses «ill satisiv any |»erson to Bradley A Rulot’son lor the Lest Photo ward. graphs in the I ’ nit ed States, mid the Vien na John Windom, Proprietor« him for graveling 300 yards more, was rati cabin of the late Henry E.arnst, and arrested derful quality in curing ail forms . A fine assortment of aflidavits and under M f‘<i:il f< r the be*4 in tho wor 1'1. 429 Mont tinti. Sample I'ott’es, 10 eta. It fied. gomery street, San Francisco. takings for an attachment has just been print him. While Pugh was taking him to his cab 75 cts. Sol I positively by all first- LACKSMITHING OF ALL KINDS EX- A. I’. Tallent, Road Supervisor of district edited in a au|*eri<ir manner at priwg ed at the ’TlMr.s otli eand every Justice of in, the Chinaman stabbed him with a knife and gists in the United States. No. 3, was ordered to raise all bridges in Her j to suit the times. Give me a trial. push' d him over a forty foot bank. Bender the Bcace and Lawyer should have a supply of NOTICE!! JOHN WINDQU rin lane to a level with road-bed and put them heard Pugh calling him, but went the wrong I'nther is <><’t(iug XI ell. Sam’s Valley, Oct. ti, 1H7<J, them. 4 ICO ACRE LAND WARRANT IS in good repair. wav and did not discover him until the China M v daughters say, “How tnueh better father .\ I’MI off»n*<l for sale bv B. W. Hus The new street lamp on tiie corner of Ore man got away. 'The stabbing occurred about The County Judge was authorized to con is since he used Hop Bitters.” He is g -tting Farms for Sa)«. ton, Administrator »if David Huston's es 1 tract for the construction of a stone bridge gon street and the Franco-American, lately dark last Saturday evening. The Chinaman is well after his 1 »ng su:JD ing from a dis« t-e »1» tate. F'(»r particulars applv’ at t’»e clerk’s F'*n S aie . S wing ni.c’ui, -s nnkim the »ilice. across the gulch near what is known as the smashed by a ruinway, has lieen restored. know n as .hili, and every effort is hcing made dared in«Hi .tile, and we are so çla i th:.I lo- B. W. HI’sToN, P utschs desiring to pun lmsp . Us«’1 your B'’*cr- A lady «ut Rudicsle.', N. regular Howe l«"-k-stitch for sale at ten d»l- ot Any «íze will do wull to «.n, „51 fa,fn« to capture him. After the inquest Pugh s The lanteru an»l lam]» wa.» iuruished by lx. Admmistruiur. Wilhelmshohe, near Jacksonville. i ««uà and up vaidsat Ule .Singer «»idee. I V.—“Utica Herald, ’ Jack-on ville, Aug. 22, 1879, . b'xl', wuJ buncil at Hungry creek. JOUS BOLT, Ì Dills to a considerable amount were audited. Kubli. Gleans Psaís ¡a tha Family. H NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP, B
